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GERALD FORD AND ELIZABETH II
Queen Elizabeth dances with President Ford at the White House, July 17, 1976. (Ricardo Thomas/White House, Courtesy Gerald R. Ford Library/AP Images)
President Gerald Ford may have been parodied on Saturday Night Live for trips and falls, but he danced gracefully with Queen Elizabeth at a state dinner in 1976, when she traveled to the U.S. to observe our Bicentennial.
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