Missing soar as New York counts 6333 victims
The AP reports 6,333 missing after the World Trade Center attack, with hundreds of foreigners among those feared dead. Officials say recovered bodies total 241, 170 identified. Ground zero rescue continues while schools reopen and senators tour the destruction.
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U S forces prepare momentum for broader fighting in Gulf
Defense officials say the United States is mobilizing air power and reservists in the Persian Gulf area as part of a broader campaign against terrorism. B 52 and B 1 bombers along with fighter jets join thousands of reservists, while long term action will combine military and diplomatic efforts.
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U S Military Vows Retaliation Powers Reach
U S military forces position to strike back at terrorism with a carrier battle group led by the USS Enterprise and include cruisers destroyers submarines and support ships. The force numbers 6 000 to 8 000 sailors and marines with F 14 Tomcats F A 18 Hornets EA 6B Prowlers E 2C Hawkeyes S 3A B Vikings and SH HH 60 helicopters in operations in the Arabian Sea and the Persian Gulf near USS Carl Vinson.
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U S Forces Deploy Across Middle East and Oman En Route to Med
U S warplanes and cargo planes move mail and supplies to ships from bases in Bahrain and Diego Garcia. Kuwait hosts patrols and about 1,000 Army troops train with Kuwait's forces. In Saudi Arabia and Incirlik Turkey patrols continue over Iraq with allied training. The carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt leads about 15,000 sailors and Marines en route to the Mediterranean.
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Islamic clerics urge bin Laden to leave Afghanistan
In Kabul clerics at the Ulema council urge Osama bin Laden to relocate to a new country amid U S pressure. The Taliban say they will not force him to depart, while Washington demands surrender and closure of his camps. Pakistan and Afghan officials weigh options as regional leaders consider possible destinations.
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European Saudi pledge support for U S war on terror
Washington reports that Saudi Arabia China and 16 European nations vowed to aid the United States in its anti-terror efforts. King Saud al Faisal pledged full resource use, while China and Europe agreed to tighten security and export controls. Japan offered security for U S forces and Chile urged a measured response.
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