Our generation rises to meet the test after tragedy
Broadcast reflection notes that the current generation, though not the World War II greatest, shows courage and sacrifice amid the September 11 attacks. Americans respond with patriotism, blood drives, donations, and unity, underscoring free freedoms as the source of strength.
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Tom Brokaw
Brokaw
America
World Trade Center
Pentagon
U.S
Statue of Liberty
United States
New York
Washington
New York City
Attica inmates' rebellion ends in bloodshed
On Sept 13 1971 police stormed Attica Correctional Facility ending a four day revolt that left 43 inmates and guards dead. Separately in 1759 British defeated the French at Plains of Abraham near Quebec. In 1788 Congress authorized the first national election and named New York City the temporary capital.
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Attica
Upstate New York
Plains of Abraham
Quebec City
Congress of the Confederation
New York City
Cadet Vadakin completes ROTC field training at Plattsburgh AFB
Cadet George Vadakin son of Thomas and Mrs. Vadakin of 1906 S Washington Ave recently finished a Reserve Officers Training Corps encampment at Plattsburgh Air Force Base New York. Sister Roseann Kiskie resigns as administrator of St Mary's Hospital effective Oct 15 will move to Tulsa to plan for the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother. Assistant Administrator Robert E Briggs will assume duties upon her departure. Maggie creator Catherine Huntley 404 S Kansas Ave known as Migratory Maggie died in the First National Bank Building lobby while promoting a library bond election with 1.2 million dollars at stake.
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George Vadakin
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
N.Y
Thomas Vadakin
S. Washington Ave
Roseann Kiskie
St. Mary's Hospital
Tulsa
Okla
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
Robert E. Briggs
Roseann
St. Mary's
Maggie
Catherine Huntley
S. Kansas Ave
First National Bank
Huntley
Liberty Caucus stirs New Mexico GOP with fringe ties
John Dendahl joins the Republican Liberty Caucus advisory board provoking mixed reactions from Ron Godbey and Ted Hobbs. The 13 year old Fairfax Va group promotes limited government and personal responsibility but critics warn it seeks to reshape social programs and tax policy toward a more individualistic, market driven system.
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Santa FE
John Dendahl
New Mexico
Republican Party
Republican Liberty Caucus
Ron Godbey
Albuquerque
Dendahl
Godbey
Ted Hobbs
House
John
Hobbs
GOP
Fairfax
Washington, D.C
Washington
Cowboy TR leaps into saddle
A century ago this week Theodore Roosevelt rose to the presidency after McKinley's assassination. He rushed to take the oath and vowed to continue McKinley’s policies, reshaping the office with a bold, restless energy admired by some and doubted by others.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Margaret Leech
Buffalo
N.Y
Roosevelt
McKinley
Abraham Lincoln
James A. Garfield
Attacks mirror Pearl Harbor as United States faces terrorism
The piece frames the World Trade Center and Pentagon destruction as an act of war. It argues for a broad, principled response including expulsion of suspected terrorist supporters, internal security crackdowns, and a global coalition to defeat radical groups while cautions against indiscriminate sweeping of Muslims.
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New York City
Pentagon
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Kuwait
Middle East
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Richardson
Texas
Islamic Association For Palestine
Israel
IAP
U.S
Hamas
Clinton
Justice Department
United States
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