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Kerry Calls Vietnam Ads a 'Front' for Bush

By Juan Williams

Published August 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM EDT

Sen. John Kerry denounces an independent political ad questioning his service in Vietnam, saying the Bush campaign approves of the charges. The ad, running in several key battleground states, alleges that Kerry fabricated parts of his military record. NPR's Juan Williams reports.

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