Hijacked Airliner Crashes Into World Trade Center Towers
A hijacked airliner targets the south tower of the World Trade Center as another plane hits the north tower several minutes earlier. The assaults occur on a Tuesday morning, shocking New York and the nation.
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Pentagon survivors recount attack and aftermath
Survivors describe the immediate chaos and injuries after the national tragedy. Officials confirm details of the assault, while investigators map the sequence and consequences across military facilities. The report notes how attackers exploited U S vulnerabilities and the public’s demand for updates surged.
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Iowa Native Witnesses New York City Horror
Local residents and a former Iowan recount shocking events in New York City. Reports describe a close call at the Pentagon and heightened security across the eastern Iowa region as communities seek prayers and resilience after the attack.
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GazetteOnline Attack Coverage Free Access Notice
GazetteOnline provides free access to updated attack coverage on Tuesday's events with videos photos and graphics. The site invites all users to view the latest stories and vote opinions while access remains unrestricted.
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Attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon Shock Nation
Hijackers destroy the World Trade Center and attack the Pentagon. Thousands are feared dead in a day of carnage and chaos as shock and panic grip the nation.
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Second Pearl Harbor remark shocks nation after 9 11 attacks
Gazette wires report the September 11 2001 terrorist acts that destroyed the World Trade Center and damaged the Pentagon, prompting national mourning. Senator Chuck Hagel called it the second Pearl Harbor as the nation faced attack, fear, and widespread disruption.
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Bush vows U S retaliation after terrorist attacks
In a prime time Oval Office address, President Bush pledged retaliation against these evil acts of terrorism. With smoke still rising from Washington and New York, he said the steel of American resolve cannot be dented and urged comfort in Scripture as federal offices planned to reopen today.
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