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Mississippi monument rededicated to mark Iowa's role in Civil War siege

VICKSBURG, Mississippi (Reuters) - A century and a half after the Civil War's battle of Vicksburg, a large group of Iowans led by Governor Terry Branstad joined Southerners on Saturday to commemorate the Iowa soldiers who lost their lives on the Mississippi battlefield.Full story

Search Expanded For Missing Iowa Teen

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Investigators and volunteers have expanded their search for a missing Iowa girl. Full story

Governor Branstad To Attend Re-Dedication Of Civil War Memorial In Mississippi

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad is headed for Mississippi for Memorial Weekend to commemorate the part Iowans played in the Civil War. Full story

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