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university, Wichita Falls, Texas, United States
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  • Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, Texas
    Wichita Falls

    Midwestern State University was established there as a junior college in 1922. In April 1964 a tornado devastated the city and collapsed a hangar at nearby Sheppard Air Force Base. (Kansas—along with portions of Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska —lies within a tornado-prone area known as…

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    Midwestern State University was established there as a junior college in 1922. In April 1964 a tornado devastated the city and collapsed a hangar at nearby Sheppard Air Force Base. (Kansas—along with portions of Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska —lies within a tornado-prone area known as…

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