Bush Seeks Resolve After Terror Attacks
President Bush vows to prevail against terrorism as security tightens around Camp David and the White House. Wolfowitz pledges broad, sustained retaliation while national mourning is declared. Congress and public safety workers receive aid as investigators tally 18 hijackers aboard four planes.
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Bush previews wartime measures after tragedy in New York
President Bush pledged decisive action after the World Trade Center attack urging Congress to back an anti-terrorism package potentially exceeding 20 billion dollars to rebuild the Pentagon and support use of force. He spoke with Giuliani and Pataki in a televised call, urging no prejudice toward Arab Americans while expressing resolve to win the first war of the 21st century.
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