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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1973

Page

135

Nixon Looks Ahead to a New Era of Peace and Responsibility

President Nixon, after being sworn in, urged Americans to act with responsibility and self-reliance as the nation enters a new era of peace. He called for less government dependence and more individual effort, stressing America's duty to defend peace while others share in the burden. He noted protests and the war in Vietnam but framed the day as a pivot to civility, decency, and renewed faith in the country.

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Inauguration Day Reflections At Capito? And Baptist Meet

The scene at the Capitol featured heavy security with armed police and secret service as Mamie Eisenhower and the Nixon girls appeared, while later a Lincoln impersonator drew amateur photographers. In Atlanta a Georgia Baptist Convention began a three day evangelism conference focusing on malice toward none and charity for all.

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Two Winners Collect $25 Cash Each

San Antonians continue to enjoy The Lights TV prize with cash prizes from $10 to $100. William G Harmon of 7318 acid Vatley won $25 by buying a ticket at a newsstand and will spend it on bills. A second $23 winner, R Conr ie of 14 Vanderbilt, has subscribed for 51 years and did not say how he would use the prize.

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