Who's in charge now during Reagan crisis
The article details leadership during Reagan's emergency surgery. Bush stood in for Reagan at meetings while Haig claimed control from the White House and aides denied an acting presidency. Officials stressed no disability provision invocation and a non statutory command arrangement.
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Reagan Shot Wounding Triggers Nationwide Shock
Americans reacted with shock sadness and anger as news spread that President Reagan had been shot and wounded. The attack prompted calls for gun control tighter presidential security and public prayer services while world leaders and former presidents expressed condolences and support.
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Reagan shot at Washington Hilton in assassination attempt
President Reagan was seriously wounded by a lone gunman outside the Washington Hilton after a labor union speech. Press secretary James Brady, Secret Service agent Timothy McCarthy, and a DC officer were also injured as the assailant among reporters fired six shots. Reagan was moved to George Washington University Hospital for surgery and later appeared alert.
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First Lady Rushes to Hospital After Reagan Shooting
Nancy Reagan rushed to George Washington Hospital after learning President Reagan was shot at the Capital Hilton. She accompanied him to surgery before being barred from the operating room, then waited in a hospital office and chapel as doctors operated. She later met with wives of James Brady and Timothy McCarthy and expressed gratitude for the support and prayers.
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First family reacts with anger after Reagan shooting
In San Diego area Neil Reagan and Michael Reagan voiced disbelief and anger as the nation watched Ronald Reagan in hospital. Maureen Reagan and Patti Davis expressed fear and sorrow for their father while Ron Reagan rushed to Washington with his wife. Bob Hope condemned the shooting as a shameful act against a leader trying to restore the country.
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