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Group Photograph with Gerald Ford and Henry Kissinger at Bentley Historical Library, undated

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Meeting of Henry Kissinger, Gerald Ford and others, circa 1974

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Neil Staebler Dies At 95

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Ann Arbor News, December 9, 2000

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AADL Talks To: Geoff Larcom, Former Sports Editor and Columnist for the Ann Arbor News, and Media Relations Director for Eastern Michigan University

AADL Talks To: Peter Yates, Photographer

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Peter is a professional photographer who started as a street photographer in New York and went on to work for national magazines and newspapers shortly after moving to Ann Arbor in 1969.

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Ford & Carter Socialize Following The Teleconference At The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, February 1983

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