Inaugurals and Shenanigans through Washington's History
Washington braces for Carter era crowds with invites for 300000 to 400000 as inaugural lore recalls Jackson era chaos. Describes past receptions at the Capitol and White House, Madison and Polk balls, Lincoln chaos, Hayes quiet oath, and public spectacle shaping U.S. inauguration culture.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson
Jimmy Carter
Jackson
New Orleans
Rome
Capitol
White House
James Madison
Capitol Hill
James K. Polk
Abraham Lincoln
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ulysses Srant
Hayes
Movie and stage listings with showtimes at local theaters
A compact schedule of films and stage shows with times across multiple venues including Roosevelt Plaza Stage Eastown Marion venues. Notable titles include King Kong Shaggy D A The Pink Panther Strikes Again Carrie and Silver Streak with repeated daily showings.
Japan still clocks years by emperors in Showa 52
Tokyo reports about 112 million Japanese toast the new year in Showa 52 while the world marks 1977. The reign-year system persists in government and business, with calls to shift to A.D. numbering debated amid political divides. Emperor Hirohito is 75. A prime minister’s office survey shows 80 percent favor keeping the system.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hirohito
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Showa
Abraham Lincoln
Keioi
Prime Minister
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Theater Times
Roosevelt
Shaggy D.A
Carrie
Joe Panther
Eastown
Nickelodeon
Marion
W. Post
S.W
Marilyn Chambers
A.D
Hustler
April
Jasmine
China
Prwr Theatre
Evi
Iowa
Clint Eastwood
the Enforcer
Streisand and Kristofferson
3Rd Ave. S.E
Peter Sellers
Pink Panther Strikes Again
Richard Pryor
Silver Streak
KMART
Eastown Twin Kmart
Walt Diskhey
Burt Reynolds
Ryan O'Neal
Pean the
Sula Pee
Cemar Jones
Comway
Pleshette
WYMM
1St Ave. S.E
Dustin Hoffman
Third Street
S.E
Cedar Rapids
Reon
Dakota
Malchick
Chicago
The
Theatre Place
Longbranch Town
OSCO
Brass Planter
Polo Osco
County Fair
Butt
Midland
Palmolive
Winton
Contac Jr. Cold
Handy Andy
Yip
Osco Clinicare
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