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November 05, 2001
• Hurricane Michelle Moving Through Caribbean
• FBI Arrests Man Who Tried to Board Plane With Weapons
• Hurricane Michelle Misses Florida So Far
• U.S. Secretary of Defense Makes Stops in Pakistan and India
• One of Keys to Success in Afghanistan to War on Terrorism is Keeping Track of Enemy
• Officials Reopen Longworth House Office Building; CDC Says Group of People Vaccinated Against Smallpox
• Interview With Edward Said
• Words Fail Us: What to Call America's Most Recent 'Day of Infamy'?
• America Recovers: Interview of Award-winning Photographer Joe McNally
• At Pentagon, Investigators Trying to Pin Down Source of Newly Discovered Anthrax; For U.S. War on Terrorism, Newfound Friendship with Northern Alliance
• Interview With Michael Elliot
• Many Charges Against Firefighters Dropped
• Anthrax Found at Pentagon Post Office; Man Arrested for Trying to Board Plane With Weapons


November 02, 2001
• Mohammed Atta Slipped Through System Easily
• Highest Monthly Jump in 21 Years in Unemployment
• Government Officials Call Computer Program Carnivore a Necessary Tool in War Against Terrorism
• Republican Version of Aviation Security Bill Passes House Vote
• Talk with Edmond Pope, Accused Spy for U.S.
• Interview With Terry Savage
• America Strikes Back: Foreign Militaries, Governments Support War Effort
• Bush Addresses New Unemployment Figures
• What Other Terrorism Attacks Have Devastated United States?
• Anthrax Investigation Continues in New York; Interview With Dr. Robert Belshe
• Prime Minister of Slovakia Participating in Sunday's Marathon in New York
• Homeland Defense: Security Still Increased
• California Governor Says That Major Bridges Are Terrorist Targets
• Homeland Security: After New Terrorist Threats, Golden Gate Bridge Under Increased Watch
• Unemployment Rate Now at 5.4 Percent


November 01, 2001
• No Progress Made in Anthrax Investigation
• U.S. Concentrates Bombing on Taliban Front Lines
• House to Vote on Divisive Aviation Security Bill
• Pakistan Government Attempts to Crack Down on Gun Ownership
• U.S. Uses `Long Stick' Bombing in Afghanistan
• New York State Cell Phone Law Takes Effect Today
• U.S. Continues Targeting Taliban Front Lines
• America Strikes Back: British Prime Minister Tony Blair Meeting with Israeli and Palestinian Leaders
• House Expected to Vote on Contentious Airline Security Bill
• Human Rights Groups Are Protesting the Use of Cluster Bombs
• Aid Agencies Brace for Enormous Challenge; Al-Jazeera Receives Letter Reportedly from Bin Laden
• Ask CNN: What Are We Doing to Prevent Terrorists From Repeating the September 11th Acts When Flying in From Other Countries?
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of Dr. Ivan Walks, Washington, D.C., Chief Health Officer
• Weapons Abound in Pakistan Despite Heavy Penalties
• Target: Terrorism: Interview of Adviser, Student Seeking CIA Job


October 31, 2001
• Flight Attendants Requesting More Security
• Interview With Glen Hubbard
• America Strikes Back: Secretary of Defense to Visit Middle East
• Anthrax in America: New York Woman Dies
• Kathy Nguyen Dies This Morning from Inhalation Anthrax
• Mineta Wants More Stringent Security Measures at U.S. Airports
• President and Congress Working on Airline Security Bill
• Michael Jordan Returns to Basketball
• Life Returning to Normal in Kandahar, Despite Collateral Damage
• America Strikes Back: A Look at the Northern Alliance
• Investigators Searching for Origin of Two Anthrax Cases
• Homeland Security: Interview of Police Chiefs on New Measures, Costs
• U.S. Asking Turkey to Send Soldiers into Afghanistan; Eyewitnesses Saying Bombing Most Intense They Have Seen to Date
• Rice in 'Vogue': Interview of Writer Julia Reed on National Security Adviser's Photo Spread


October 30, 2001
• Marines Undergoing Anti-Terrorism Training
• Lawmakers Now Considering Federalizing All Airport Screeners
• New Jersey Hospital Employee Contracts Inhalation Anthrax
• Ask CNN: What Are the Views of Afghanistan's Northern Alliance on the West and on Women?
• Homeland Security: Americans Continue Routine Amid Warnings of Terrorism
• Pakistan President Meets with Some Political Leaders
• Bronx Woman's Condition Being Watched After Being Diagnosed with Inhalation Anthrax
• Anthrax in America: Hospital Worker Latest to Show Symptoms
• Talk with Two Firefighters from Arizona Who Have Worked with New York Colleagues
• Target: Terrorism: Authorities Call Latest Terrorist Threat Credible


October 29, 2001
• Interview With Mansoor Igaz
• Bill Delaney Reports from Islamabad
• Kamal Hyder Reports from Southern Afghanistan on Conditions There
• Osama Bin Laden Hiding in Tunnels of Afghanistan
• President Tries to Enlarge Commitment of Other Nations to War on Terrorism.
• Since September 11th, Main Focus on Terror Attacks and Their Aftermath
• Fleischer Debunks Report that Anthrax is Iraqi in Origin
• Ask CNN: How Are American Muslims Viewed by Bin Laden Followers and Other Extremist Groups in the Middle East?
• Update on Anthrax Cases in Hamilton Township, New Jersey
• Tips for Halloween Safety
• America Recovers: Toxins at Ground Zero One By-product of World Trade Center Attacks
• United Nations Refugee Agency Fear Hundreds of Refugees Being Affected Adversely
• Anthrax in America: Authorities Looking into Possibility of Homegrown Terrorist
• Anthrax in America: Disease Still Plagues America
• Supreme Court Justices to Use Doxycycline
• America Recovers: As Economy Goes Down, Wall Street Goes Up
• Interview with Representative Mike Pence (R) of Indiana
• CIA May Be Cleared For Assassination; Bush May Use Executive Order for Airport Security
• Pakistani Tribesmen Want to Lend Military Help to Taliban
• Machine Will Use Electricity to Sterilize Mail


October 26, 2001
• Israeli and Palestinian Official Speak Out About Current Conflict
• Second NBC Employee has Cutaneous Anthrax; Second New Jersey Postal Worker May Have Inhalation Anthrax
• U.S. Military Begins Use of Cluster Bombs in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Taliban Claim Execution of Key Exiled Opposition Leader
• More Violence in Mideast Comes Amid Israeli Promises to Withdraw from Palestinian Areas and Palestinian Promise to Observe a Cease-Fire
• Ask CNN: What Is Difference Between Skin Form and Inhaled Form of Anthrax?
• Anthrax Investigation: Government Workers Return to Offices Amid Continuing Concerns
• Anthrax in America: Brentwood Post Office Facility in Washington Major Focal Point
• Homeland Security: NORAD Watches Skies
• Trace Amount of Anthrax Found in CIA Mail
• The People Behind Aircraft Carrier Operations
• America Strikes Back: Opposition Leader Abdul Haq Killed in Afghanistan
• Country About to Enter New Era in Fight Against Terrorism; Abdul Haq, Exiled Mujahadeen Commander, Reportedly Executed by Taliban


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