White House Die-in Protest Against Nuclear Missile Moves
Dozens of peace activists staged a die-in at the White House on Sunday to oppose the deployment of new U.S. nuclear missiles in Europe and challenge media portrayals of survivable nuclear war. Led by Sentwali Aiyctoro and Riyetoro, protesters smeared with ketchup and faces painted, messages denounced Reagan's policy amid heightened security near Lafayette Square.
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White House Memos Fool Press Corp Says Speakes
Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes described two fake memos aimed at journalists as a bamboozle. One claimed relocation of press corps to the Executive Office Building and the other forecast Reagan announcing re election during a bowl game halftime. Reporters did not publish the stories and pressed for honesty.
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Ex-pals sue each other for $300G
Theresa S. Williams of Methuen Mass filed in Belknap Superior Court seeking 300000 in compensation and a share of assets from a 12 year relationship with Joseph Peter Saalfrank of Weirs Beach. She says they lived together and built together but since separation she lacks substantial assets aside from a 1974 Plymouth gifted by Saalfrank.
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