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Salina : Kansas

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Notable persons born or raised in Salina
Steven Hawley - astronaut
Thomas Braniff - Braniff airline co-founder
Carl Belew - musician
Bill Graves - businessman and former governor of Kansas
George Murphy - actor
Glen Martin - aviation pioneer

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