Flags Lowered In Mo To Honor Dick Cheney

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Media Summary: (13 Mar 2004) Washington, DC 1. Exterior of Spanish Embassy with "The best father a son or daughter could have."

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(13 Mar 2004) Washington, DC 1. Exterior of Spanish Embassy with "The best father a son or daughter could have."

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Flags lowered in Mo. to honor Dick Cheney

Flags lowered in Mo. to honor Dick Cheney

According to Kehoe's office,

Bush pays tribute, minute silence, Central Station security

Bush pays tribute, minute silence, Central Station security

(13 Mar 2004) Washington, DC 1. Exterior of Spanish Embassy with

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President George W. Bush started crying at the end of his eulogy

President George W. Bush started crying at the end of his eulogy

"The best father a son or daughter could have."