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Oct. 15, 2001
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Radio Address of the President to the Nation
"Good morning. This week, we opened some
important new fronts in the war on terror. We're taking the war to
the enemy and we are strengthening our defenses here at home."
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President Asks American Children to Help Afghan Children
At a March of Dimes volunteer conference, President Bush said, "The people of Afghanistan have suffered too long under Taliban rule. That suffering provides us with a task. I'm asking every child in America to give... a dollar to a specific cause: a relief effort for the children of Afghanistan."
President Holds Prime Time News Conference
"Good evening. I would like to report to the American people on the state of our war against terror, and then I'll be happy to take questions from the White House press corps."
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Listen to the President's Remarks
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President George Bush addresses the nation in a prime time news conference.
President Establishes
"America's Fund for Afghan Children"
The President asks American children to help Afghan children
by making contributions of one dollar individually or collectively to:
America's Fund for Afghan Children
C/O The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, DC 20509-1600
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