Inaugural Tales From Presidents Long Ago
A look at historic inaugurations recounts oddities and mishaps from James Garfield to Franklin Roosevelt. Stories touch on wild balls, cold puzzles, and bold parades as presidents faced crowds, weather, and tradition through the years.
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Inaugural Day Schedule For Washington Event
The schedule lists times for the inaugural parade and presidential appearances. Key moments include the 1:30 p.m. parade start on Pennsylvania Avenue, 2 p.m. Carter’s review stand arrival, and 3:45 p.m. parade conclusion with Carter entering the White House. Evening parties run 9: p.m. to 1 a.m. at six sites including Mayflower, Washington Hilton, Shoreham, Sheraton Park, National Visitors Center, and D. C. Armory. The article also recounts earlier inaugurations and historic notes about Lucy Hayes and other past ceremonies.
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Sheraton Park
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Carter outlines six month plan to bolster presidency
A five week domestic tour in March and a push for a new arms accord by October frame a six month White House agenda obtained by the AP. The plan calls for a national youth program, media reform, and a push to avoid major early defeats while presenting Carter as a unifier and manager.
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Carter sworn in as 39th U S President vows competence
Carter takes oath on long kept family Bible and pledges faithful execution of duties. He emphasizes compassion and competence as he succeeds Ford, who departs to Monterey for golf after a farewell White House breakfast with aides. Carter meets Brzezinski and Brown to assume nuclear command duties. Senate to confirm Cabinet selections.
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Carter
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Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
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L Naval Academy
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Amy
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
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Calif
Arnold Palmer
Tokyo
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Hart
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National Security Council
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Harold Brown
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Cleveland firm buys Milford Rivet plant in Ohio
Chaliant Manufacturing Co of Cleveland buys the former Milford Rivet and Machine plant at 1000 West River Street. About 35 employees expected to begin production in March making electrical cable trays for construction. Transfers from Cleveland and possible future expansions planned. building had been vacant seven years after Milford moved in 1970.
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West River Street
Milford River & Machine Co
Milford Rivet & Machine
Chaliant Manufacturing Co
Madison Avenue
Elva
Thomas Chalfant
Chalfant
West River St
Milford River & Machine
Taylor Street
Opening Wall Street Gains as Dow Rises Early
New York AP reports stock prices opened higher on Wall Street with the Dow Jones up 2.41 points to 971.08. Advancers led decliners by about 21 stocks in early trading.
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Airco Inc
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Airlin
Shell Oil
Pac Singer Co
el Pw
Tema Am Motors Ltd
T&t
Armco
Texaco
Ashi
Timknae
Rich South
Uniroyal
Mme
US Steel
Bendix Bt Westg
Weyerhraun
Boeing Man Wooleth
Borden
Diet Cpc
Xerox Corp
Chrysler
20Th Ma.m
Coca
Pierre R. Smith Co
American Machine & Foundry
Bryun American Ship Building
American Standard
Dart
CPC International, Inc
Dresser
DuPont
Koehring Flintkot
Ty Lear Siegler
Ford M Oat Hs
Gen Innam
National Gypsum
Jehy
Ohio Edison
Gn Food
Richmond Corp
Ay Ga Mot
Bath Searle
G.D.) Co
Jay Gtel el
Smucker
Sybron
Gap
Kresges
Lorain County Printing & Bethe Publishing Co
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