Libya denies Libyan plot against Reagan says CIA fantasy farm
Libya issued a formal denial that any Libyan hit team targeted President Reagan or other U.S. officials. Khalifa Azzabi labeled reports as a CIA disinformation campaign and criticized Western media for acting as an annex of the CIA.
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Man who fought Pearl Harbor recalls attack from Tokyo
Yoshio Shiga, one of 609 fliers in the Pearl Harbor raid and about 20 still alive, recalls the morning that changed his life. Now 67, he runs a Tokyo riot gear business for the police. reporters heard his memory in a recent interview.
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Stevenson in Area Attacks Thompson at Democratic Lunch
In Steeleville a crowd of 400 to 500 Democrats heard Adlai Stevenson critique Gov. Thompson’s tenure and predict his political doom. He blamed Illinois’ economy on the Reagan era and pledged a focus on economic issues, signaling national attention to the state election. Jeanne Simon, wife of Rep. Paul Simon, urged party unity and highlighted likely reelection prospects amid growing Democratic confidence.
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Weather outlook partially cloudy and warmer today
The National Weather Service predicts partly cloudy conditions with a high in the mid 50s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and not very cold with a low near 40. Monday brings cloudy and mild weather with a high around 60.
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U.S. to press NATO to strengthen defenses this week
U.S. defense strategist Caspar Weinberger will urge NATO ministers to maintain high defense spending as Western allies prepare for ongoing U S Soviet arms talks. Haig will sign a protocol to add Greece as 16th member by mid 1982 while ministers review 1982 defense budgets and commitments amid large anti nuclear protests across Europe.
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Associated Press
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