Viet Vet Chapel Built From a Father's Love Memory
Vietnam Veterans Peace Chapel stands on a hill near Eagle Nest New Mexico built by Dr Victor Westphall in memory of his son and all Vietnam veterans Donations have fallen short of the $50 000 estimated cost and the chapel remains largely volunteer driven with limited public access yet serving as a memorial to veterans of all nations and eras.
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Oklahoma
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Texas
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Virginia Military Institute’s storied military legacy
Virginia Military Institute founded in 1839 earns fame as the West Point of the South. Noted graduates include Stonewall Jackson and generals George Marshall and George S. Patton, among others who shaped U.S. military history.
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Payroll Savings Plan description from a dusty payroll text
The passage compares modern workers to their grandparents and promotes the Payroll Savings Plan as an easy automatic way to save. It explains that a chosen amount is deducted from the paycheck and set aside to build a nest egg for the future.
Last word in yacht racing rounds world single handed
Bob Lengyel plans a 26 foot Dawson 26 entry in a 18 month single handed around the world race. He aims for about seven months at sea with four rest stops in a life he calls the sea. Lengyel quotes his simplicity and devotion as he faces lonely, perilous voyages.
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Capitol Hill Scandal Ends With No Prosecutions
Washington AP reports the Capitol Hill sex scandal of 1976 closes as no criminal charges are filed against former Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio or Rep. John Young of Texas. Investigations into misconduct involving several lawmakers yielded no prosecutions, while resignations and re‑elections continued in a broader tally of alleged improprieties.
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Pacific Coliseum
Mazeroski homer wins 1960 World Series for Pirates
In a bizarre finish the Pirates toppled the Yankees 10-9 in Game seven as Bill Mazeroski hit a ninth inning homer off Ralph Terry in Pittsburgh sealing a famous 1960 World Series triumph.
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