File:Meadowlark Lemon with Betty Ford - 1974 in the White House.gif

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English: Basketball player George "Meadowlark" Lemon meeting with Betty Ford, during a 1974 visit to the White House. The basketball has been autographed by members of the Harlem Globetrotters team.

Français : Betty Ford, l'épouse de Gerald Ford en compagnie d'un membre de l'équipe de basket des Harlem Globetrotters (1974).

Date

6 December 1974

Photographer

David Hume Kennerly

	Description	American photographer
	Date of birth	1947
	Location of birth	Roseburg, Oregon
	Work location	Washington, D.C.
	Authority control	WorldCat

Source

Photograph of First Lady Betty Ford Reaching to Pick up a Basketball Signed by the Harlem Globetrotters as Team Member Meadowlark Lemon Looks On, 12/06/1974 ( ARC Identifier 186785)

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