Sign posted near GWU Medical Center as Reagan recovers
Two people hang a sign on a building near the George Washington University Medical Center in Washington as President Ronald Reagan recovers from a gunshot wound.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1981
Page
18
Two people hang a sign on a building near the George Washington University Medical Center in Washington as President Ronald Reagan recovers from a gunshot wound.
State police bombshell: ballistics expert James Wambold displays a RG 14 pistol at headquarters in Ewing Township. The weapon type, a .22 caliber pistol, was reportedly similar to the gun used in the Washington assassination attempt on President Reagan according to Secret Service notes.
President Reagan recovers from a gunshot wound while Vice President George Bush presides over a Cabinet meeting Tuesday. Present are Edwin Meese Samuel Pierce Donald Regan William French Smith Raymond Donovan and James Edwards.
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