Perry Exudes Confidence on Iowa Campaign Trail
Rick Perry, the Texas governor and new Republican candidate, captivates crowds in Iowa with bold anti establishment rhetoric and a preacher like style. He links his message to fallen Navy SEAL TJ Tumilson and stresses American exceptionalism while facing questions on policy during New Hampshire stops.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rick Perry
Afghanistan
Tumilson
Iowa State Fair
America
Perry
Barack Obama
Lone Star
Kyle Moeller
Walcott Compound
Texas
New Hampshire
Bill Clinton
George H.W. Bush
Bob Dole
George W. Bush
al Gore
John Kerry
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
Minnesota
Michele Bachmann
Obama
Ron Paul
Federal Reserve
Ben Bernanke
New
Lincoln documents return to National Archives after auction gaps
A Civil War era letter from three military surgeons requesting a chaplain for Antietam wounded and Lincoln's signed response were returned to the National Archives. The event was led by Alexander Historical Auctions president Bill Panagopulos, who spoke of the documents as coming home. Authorities noted unclear removal circumstances and potential War Department custody. The find and return highlight archival safeguards amid a large, nationwide collection.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Antietam
National Archives
Bill Panagopulos
Alexander Historical Auctions
Stamford
Conn
David Ferriero
United States
Panagopulos
Ferriero
Henry Edwards
Hagerstown
Ber
Lincoln
Edwards
Mitchell Yockelson
New York
Maryland
North
Robert E. Lee
National Mall
Archaeologists study Civil War POW camp remains in Savannah
Archaeologists at Georgia Southern University display artifacts from Camp Lawton near Magnolia Springs State Park in Savannah area. A copper ring from Union 3rd Corps and a Michigan grocery token show how quickly prisoners fled as Sherman's forces approached in October 1864, leaving behind personal items after the camp's six week existence.
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Savannah
Georgia
Csavannah
Camp Banton
William T. Sherman
Statesboro
Georgia Southern University
Gettysburg
Manassas
Michigan
David Cross
Camp Lawton
Augusta
Andersonville
Sherman
Atlanta
Magnolia Springs State Park
Foreign workers protest in Hershey over pay and conditions
More than 100 foreign students on J-1 visas protested outside Hershey Pennsylvania warehouse operations alleging cultural exchange was a guise for harsh labor and wage deductions. They complained of 40 pound lifting, about $200 weekly pay, and threats of deportation while Exel Inc and SHS Staffing Solutions said workers knew the work and were not being fired. The State Department said it would investigate the program.
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Hershey
Chocolate
State Department
Yana Brenzey
Zaporizhzhya
Ukraine
Westerville
Exel Inc
Hershey Co
Exel
SHS
Lemoyne
Sean Connolly
Council For Educational Travel USA
San Clemente Calif
Rick Anaya
Dents
Pennsylvaniat
U.S
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Department of State
Mark Toner
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Wells Fargo
Suffolk Avenue
Second Street
Richlands
Secor Mall
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