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...World Wars, President Reagan revealed that as a first grader in Illinois during World War I, he experienced nightmares of the Kaiser's soldiers marching down Main Street [NATION, June 11]. Our President would wake up frightened and confused in the dark to ask himself, "Where would I hide if this were true?" I suspect that this is the same question that first graders ask themselves in the 1980s. James E. Kences Marion, Mass...
...language coming from her actors' mouths, but the dramatic idiom in the three productions she brought to Los Angeles is Asian: Japanese for Richard II, Indian for Twelfth Night and a mixture of both for Henry IV, Part I. The actors either paint their faces white or hide them with masks; they wear Oriental dress and usually run rather than walk across the vast, bare performance area. No ordinary stage was large enough for Mnouchkine's requirements, so the festival put her company in a TV production studio...
...small child having nightmares that they [the Germans] would be marching down the street," he said in a private talk last week as he prepared to leave for Europe. "I had no conception of how they would get there, but [I recall] waking up, thinking, 'Where would I hide if this were true...
...orthopedic surgeons and a rheumatologist. No one could find anything wrong. "If you get out and run, you'll feel so much better," her husband suggested. But she knew she was unable to run. She began to believe she was making up the pain. "You want to hide your face. Everybody gets tired of people being ill. "After two years, convinced that cancer was the only possible explanation, she persuaded a doctor to take a chest X ray. "That's when they found the whopper, "she recalled recently before her death. The pain had been real...
...proposal would have given foreign governments more leeway in chasing those who hide their proceeds in secret accounts. Whenever tax and currency violations are suspected, authorities from other countries could obtain information about an account. Switzerland has long contended it is not obliged to help governments investigate cases involving currency transactions or tax evasion, since these are not crimes in Switzerland...