Prayer and unity after the World Trade Center attacks
In the wake of the terrorist attacks, Americans express patriotism and religious sentiment while stressing religious tolerance. The piece highlights unity across faiths, praise for President Bush visiting a mosque, and hope for a more peaceful world despite the tragedy.
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America
World Trade Center
Roswell
United States
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
God
Allah Hua Akbar
Osama bin Laden
Pentagon
Bush
God Bless
This Day In History Highlights September 19
The page lists events on September 19 across history including the first Battle of Saratoga in 1777, Peron ouster in 1955, the US underground test in 1957, Khrushchev’s Los Angeles visit incident, Garfield’s death in 1881, Hauptmann arrest in 1934, and the 1945 Lindbergh kidnap case.
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Saratoga
Juan Peron
Argentina
United States
Nevada Desert
Nikita
Khrushchev
Washing
Los Angeles
Ton
Disneyland
Fideli Castro
New York
Purusneu
James A. Garfield
Umilcu
Inauuns
Bruno Hauptmann
Shelburne
Mexico City
William Joyce
Haw-Haw
ENMU Concert Choir selections mark 1976 members
Norma Corby and Julia Jacko were named to Eastern New Mexico University Concert Choir. The group sang in Vienna last summer and will tour northwestern New Mexico in November. Corby and Jacko are daughters of local residents. Diana Howard was elected sophomore class secretary at Jacksonville Baptist College. Cecilia Tandy is featured in the 1977 Agricultural Senior Placement Annual as a 1977 Bachelor of Science graduate.
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Norma Corby
Julia Jacko
Eastern New Mexico University
Vienna
New Mexico
Corby
Ernestine Corby
Dunbar Place
Jacko
Victor Jacko
Michigan Ave
Diana Howard
Jacksonville Baptist College
Jacksonville
Texas
Richard Howard
Radcliffe Drive
Cecilia Tandy
Ned Tandy
Aftershocks of September 11 reshape American life
The piece argues the September 11 crisis altered habits, energy policy, and security. It notes gasoline supplies remain ample, price gouging will be prosecuted, and panic buying is limited. It surveys industry, government, and cultural responses and questions whether Americans will accept lasting changes or return to the easy lifestyle.
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Santa FE
Senate Energy Committee
Jeff Bingaman
New Mexico
Patricia Madrid
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Timothy McVeigh
America
Middle East
Bush
Cheney
Texas
Dallas
Denver
Phoenix
Federal Aviation Administration
Plan for Bush to consider a million-strong coalition to fight terrorism
The piece envisions President Bush forging a coalition like the Kuwait battle, but larger, with at least one million ground troops plus air and sea forces. It proposes capturing those tied to the WTC and Pentagon attacks and declaring a permanent, global war on terrorism. It urges a rapid shift to reduce dependence on Arab oil, despite ties to the oil sector.
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Free Nations
United States
Freedom
Dick Cheney
National unity tempers partisan politics after attacks
In the wake of the New York and Washington terror strikes, Republican and Democratic leaders push national unity as governors races in New Jersey and Virginia pause. Campaigns plan cautious restart as aides weigh tone and strategy amid a shared shock.
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Washington
New York
Dick Cheney
Virginia
New Jersey
Trade Center
Steve Jarding
Mark Warner
Pentagon
Alexandria
Jarding
Ray Allen
Aim
Someema
Pascoe
Schindler
Richard McGrath
Jim McGreevey
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Colin Powell
Thomas
Bill Pascoe
Bret Schindler
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Capitol
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