Hollywood star Buckeye draws two celebs to event
A large St Bernard named Buckeye drew attention from two Hollywood figures last night. Anson Williams was honored by the Los Angeles Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as a friend and animal advocate, with Betty White presenting the humanitarian award. Vanessa Redgrave offered readings and a dance in Boston amid protests from around 20 PLO supporters outside the Orpheum Theater. She performed with Tennessee Williams, while theater attendance was low. Elizabeth Taylor canceled a performance of The Little Foxes after her secretary collapsed, with Victoria Palace Theatre in limbo over the show's future. Radio commentator Paul Harvey urged ERA ratification, criticizing perceived gender inequality and urging four states to act.
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London
West End
Paul Harvey
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New York
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Oklahoma
Illinois
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Mass May Day Rally in Poland Defies Martial Law
About 50,000 Poles defying martial law staged a massive May Day counter-march in Warsaw, shouting for freedom and solidarity. Students trampled red flags, erected solidarity banners, and called for Lech Walesa’s release, while a separate Communist parade proceeded with tight security and police backing.
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Reagan Opens 1982 World’s Fair with Energy Focus
President Reagan opened the 1982 World’s Fair in Knorville Tennessee declaring the administration will prevent being hostage to foreign energy shocks. He blamed government excesses and quick fixes for economic ills, praised energy measures, and urged all energy sources to be pursued to ensure security while trimming spending and protecting the environment.
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United States
World's Fair Gates Open in Knoxville 1982
The 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville opened its six month run with 100000 expected visitors and thousands lining up since 3 a.m. The 72 acre downtown site features 22 nations exhibits centered on energy with Egypt and Peru showcases, Goodyear blimp overhead, and performances by Bill Monroe and Porter Wagoner. Some International Union of Operating Engineers workers initiated a brief strike over contract terms.
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Porter Wagoner
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Okinawa
Japan
South
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Lance
Britain Attacks Falklands Airstrip From Armada Assault
In London informed sources describe British vertical takeoff fighters using bombs and rockets to hit the Port Stanley airstrip and destroy Argentine planes on the ground. The operation follows a 200 mile blockade around the Falklands as Argentina lists air defenses and U.S. sanctions unfold.
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Land assault imminent from short airstrips and Harrier support
The analysis notes hastily built 300 yard airstrips could host ground attacks aided by 20 more Harriers aboard a requisitioned freighter. Argentina lacks comparable aircraft for Falkland operations and its Mirage interceptors require long runways, while the Pacara turboprop can use short grass strips but is slower. Port Stanley absence limits Argentine reach and duration over the battle area.
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