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America 250: Siouxland went all out for nation's Bicentennial celebration

Summary by Sioux City Journal
In Sioux City, the Bicentennial celebrations began a year before July 4, 1976. One of the first "big" events came in July 1975, when 99-year-old Leah Irvine rode in a helicopter for a ceremonial flyover, landing at that year's River-Cade…

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America 250: Siouxland went all out for nation's Bicentennial celebration

In Sioux City, the Bicentennial celebrations began a year before July 4, 1976. One of the first "big" events came in July 1975, when 99-year-old Leah Irvine rode in a helicopter for a ceremonial flyover, landing at that year's River-Cade…

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Sioux City Journal broke the news on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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