Families seek news as missing multiply after the World Trade Center attacks
In New York City families search desperately for loved ones reported missing after the attacks. Volunteers, hotlines, and hospital lines overflow as thousands fill out missing persons forms at the 26th Street armory. Clinton visited to offer comfort and encourage hope.
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Few York
World Ade Center
Nardone
Marioone
Ario
Hite
26Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Midtown Manhattan
Rob Fazio
Ronald Fazio
Ronald
Sharon Cole
Keithrey Maynard
Maynard
Trudy Calandrillo
Armory
Joseph Calandrillo
Brooklyn
Paul Sandstrom
Barbara Walsh
Trade Center
Bill Clinton
Claudia Trevor
Liz Gallello
Amy O’doherty
the Trade Center
New York State Armory
New York
Herculean task to identify World Trade Center victims
Rescue workers and coroners race to attach names to thousands of World Trade Center victims. Experts warn identification could take months as bodies and body parts are recovered, cataloged, and compared using fingerprints teeth DNA and dental records.
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Robert Ingrass
New York Daily News
EW York
World Trade Center
Bryan Chiz
Perry, Okla
Oklahoma City
Trade Center
Richard Souviron
Miami-Dade County
Fla
Chiz
James McGivney
St. Louis University
McGivney
First Avenue
E. 30Th Street
LaGuardia Airport
Charles Hirsch
New York
Florida
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