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© Clayton Historical Society — 2006 — all
rights reserved
The Clayton Historical Society (Box 293, Clayton, Washington
99110) reserves all rights to the material it has created — however
— this story may be downloaded and reproduced in whole or in
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realized by said reproduction. Quotes of reasonable length may be taken
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authorship, ownership, and the source of the quoted material is
indicated. Our intent by this
'blanket permission' is to allow the citizens of the larger Clayton/Deer
Park community, as well as the missileers of the Strategic Air
Command, continuing access to their own history. Our intent
is to promote and encourage the gathering and sharing of such history
with the understanding that it is the common heritage of all residents,
past, present, and future.
A hardcopy of any complete or partial reproduction (meaning anything
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Society at the above address for faithful compliance with the above
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Any inquiries regarding permission to reprint or quote by individuals or
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above address.
All photos used in this article are provided courtesy of Spokane's Armed
Forces & Aerospace Museum. Inquiries regarding reprinting these photos
outside the stipulations outlined in the above 'rights and permission'
statement, or in newly created material, must be made directly to that
organization.
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The Clayton Historical Society, located in the small, eastern
Washington town of
Clayton, is a registered,
non-profit organization. The Society is an association of
individuals dedicated to the preservation of the history of the greater
Clayton/Deer Park community. To the preservation of the region's
oral history, literary history, social history, graphic and pictorial history,
and its history as represented by its artifacts and structures. To the
preservation of this history for future generations. To making this common
heritage accessible to the public. And to the act of collaborating with
other individuals and organizations sharing similar
goals.
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