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THE PRESIDENT AND WIFE OF AIDE ENJOY OPEN AIR CONCERT ON POTOMAC. WASHINGTON, D.C. JULY 12. THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. EDWIN M. WATSON, WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT'S AIDE, SITTING IN THE PRESIDENTIAL CAR LISTENING TO THE WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. HANS KINDLER AS THE ORCHESTRA PL
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