In the Wake of His Second Inauguration, President Richard M. Nixon Tells the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies That He Was Delighted With the Event

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The Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies is a special committee formed every four years to manage presidential inaugurations. For the January 20, 1973 Inauguration of Richard Nixon as president, Sen. Howard Cannon of Nevada served as head of that committee. The event went off without a hitch, and Nixon was grateful.

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In the Wake of His Second Inauguration, President Richard M. Nixon Tells the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies That He Was Delighted With the Event

The Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies is a special committee formed every four years to manage presidential inaugurations. For the January 20, 1973 Inauguration of Richard Nixon as president, Sen. Howard Cannon of Nevada served as head of that committee. The event went off without a hitch, and Nixon was grateful.

Typed letter signed, on White House letterhead, Washington, February 5, 1973, to Cannon, expressing gratitude for his having made the ceremonies a memorable event. “I want to express my deep appreciation to you for the superb planning and organization that was so clearly evident throughout the Inaugural Ceremony at the Capitol. Every Inauguration Day is an important national occasion, but the great dignity of the proceedings this past January 20 made it especially memorable. Please convey to your House colleagues who served on the Joint Congressional Committee on the Inaugural Ceremonies my gratitude for their splendid efforts and my very best wishes for the new session.”
 

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