Read-Out Day protests and Soviet scientist plea across pages
Mayor Edward Koch led a banned book read out outside New York Public Library with authors like Isaac Asimov and Nat Hentoff denouncing censorship. In Moscow Sakharov urged scientists to defend human rights and oppose a Stalinist return, while in Baton Rouge Gleason and Pryor discussed The Toy with a young actor. Washington figures sent birthday cheer to Sen. Pressler as pundits joked about aging.
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Ten-year-old activist seeks UN audience on ecology
Manuela Pinho de Azevedo Souza, a Brazilian fourth grader, leads Children in Defense of Nature and protests against unethical drug distribution and non biodegradable detergents. She aims to address UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar in New York, urging stronger ecology laws and environment protection.
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