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...peasant collected two crisp 100 colones notes ($80) to haul the vans out with a team of oxen-while a network cameraman captured the action. When Ike Seamans of NBC approached the San Vicente garrison, the soldier on duty wouldn't even let him speak. "The lieutenant is asleep and the Cuban is dead," said the soldier...
...Saturday, Oct. 6, 1973,1 was asleep in my suite at the Waldorf Towers in New York City, my headquarters for the annual session of the U.N. General Assembly. Suddenly Joseph J. Sisco, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, barged into my bedroom, all but shouting that Israel and two Arab countries, Egypt and Syria, were about to go to war. He was confident that it was all a mistake; each side was really
...Ridiculous Man-and has approached the subject at a more measured pace. Without the stylistic filigrees, one can undistractedly sift for political meaning. The effect is like curling up late at night with the latest report from Amnesty International: you may have nightmares, but first you will fall asleep...
...being treated for viral meningitis during October, 1978. She said that Hussain placed his hand on her stomach and began rubbing in a circular motion down towards her vagina. She also felt material and something hand being placed in her hand. Until this point she had pretended so be asleep but when she began to move about. Hussain left and she summoned the nurse...
...breather. Why does that silly papier-mache horsehead keep bounding up to the audience? Why is one fellow sitting on a straw-stack on the edge of the stage, strumming an unidentifiable instrument and looking so mellow that spectators two rows back started betting on when he would fall asleep? Why does Dr. Paradisio (Tamara Jenkins) keep screaming at both real and imaginary audiences about the healing powers of ga-a-a-a-arglin' oil? Why on earth does one actress spend a full half-hour up on a trapeze twenty feet up, dressed as the flying Columbia and looking...