Memorial Day Etiquette and a Family’s Gulf War Loss
A June 1942 flag etiquette note appears amid a Moving Memorial Day feature from Springdale Arkansas detailing a Gulf War widow Debi Lindsey and her three children. It narrates the long shadow of loss, the soldier J Scott Lindsey’s burial in Fayetteville and the family’s slow rebuilding in civilian life.
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Clinton Excerpts From Weekly Radio Address Highlight Sacrifices
President Clinton spoke on Saturday about American sacrifices by service members and families, urging continued commitment to freedom. He framed democracy and economic progress as global aims, emphasized independence at home and abroad, and urged defending fundamental interests while pursuing peace and human rights.
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