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Cold War, Rights & Culture (1945–1991)
Containment, civil rights, Vietnam, social movements, and culture wars.
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City of Anniston Awarded $750,000 Federal Grant for Anniston Freedom Center Restoration
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Eastern Iowa veterans travel to Washington to see memorials built in their honor
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Patriotic pride motivated soldier’s resolve
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Vietnam War exhibit visits Elkton for nation's 250th birthday
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Spitfire XIV vs P-51D Mustang: Which Was the Better Fighter?
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James Vincent Pottkotter to be Honored with Highway Dedication
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Richard Heyser’s U-2 Flight That Started the Cuban Missile Crisis
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Soviet Nuclear Submarine K-278 Komsomolets Had an Escape Capsule That Separated as She Sank. Only 1 Man Inside Survived the Ascent, and 42 Sailors Died in the Norwegian Sea in 1989
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