Cambridge Veteran's Remains Return Home After 65 Years
Sixty-five years after he left to fight in the Korean War, a Cambridge man is finally coming home Tuesday.
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Sixty-five years after he left to fight in the Korean War, a Cambridge man is finally coming home Tuesday.
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