Inaugural Trip Delights Nebraska Republican Delegation
The Nebraska GOP sent about 90 members by chartered plane for Nixon's 1969 inauguration. Mrs Dwight Burney recalls lavish social events, hotel life, and gate opening pins, with Governor Norbert Tiemann and figures like Senators Hruska and Curtis in attendance.
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Dwight Burney
Richard M. Nixon
Nebraska
Capitol City
Dought
Orpha Due
York
E. G. Kroger
Iowa
Massachusetts
Hruska
Curtis
David Martin
Robert Denney
Glenn Cunningham
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Dave Martin
Nebraskans Observe Parade and Fairy Tale Night in D C
A Nebraska group recounts lunch with a congressman and art treasures in his office. They describe parade scenes with protestors, the band, and cabbie tips while noting a mugging and a private dinner with Nebraskans. They glimpse governors, dignitaries, and a costly All American Gala ticket scramble in Washington.
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Germany
Nebraska Wesleyan Band
Washington, D. C
Hershey
D. C
Washington
Alaska
Lincoln
Joe Edwards
Lorraine Orr
Don Ross
Ann Batchelder
Wegals
Johnny Carson
Dinah Shore
Ed McMahan
Astronaut Lovell
Kissin
Allan Beerman
Nebraska
Johnny
Gresham Tops Rising City as Silver Creek and Genoa Also Play
In a series of high school basketball results, Genoa defeated Silver Creek 50 to 40, St. Edward beat Rising City 50 to 54, and Gresham won 60 in their respective games.
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Silver Creek
Genoa
St. Edward
Rising City
Gresham
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Nebraska March of Dimes
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March of Dimes
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Omaha
Norbert Tiemann
Polk
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Elkhorn
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Levander
Minnesota
Reagen
Rockefellers
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Wayne Babbitt
Stromsburg
Goldenrod
Hampton
Custom Farm Services, Inc
Citizens State Bank Hill Land & Gravel Co
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Palmer
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Palmer Marquette
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the Polk Progress
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