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Special | 58m 4s
The year was 1974, the US was in the thick of the Cold War, and President Richard Nixon welcomed the world to Spokane. A look at the vision, the people, and the monumental effort that turned a dream into a world-class reality.
Aired: 05/04/94
Video has closed captioning.
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The civic brain trust behind Expo 74 share memories of putting Spokane on the world stage.
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