Nightclub owner seeks Nancy Reagan and Frank Sinatra act
New York nightclub owner Robert Parker proposes hiring Nancy Reagan and Frank Sinatra for a joint act if the price is right. After their White House duet, Mrs. Reagan muses about venues from Las Vegas to the Catskills. Wagner family legal matters and memories surface regarding a yacht tragedy a year ago off Santa Catalina Island.
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Diana’s father to sell six Van Dyck paintings
The Eighth Earl Spencer plans to auction six Van Dyck paintings from his private collection to fund Althorp upkeep. The works, including a St. Jerome study valued at about 795000 dollars, have been placed with Colnaghi gallery for sale per the Sunday Times. Since 1976 he has reduced the estate’s holdings and opened Althorp to tours.
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Muggeridge Converts to Catholicism in Sussex
Malcolm Muggeridge, former Communist journalist and spy, now 79, entered the Roman Catholic Church at St Mary Help of Christians in Hurst Green Sussex. His conversion followed years of withdrawal from public life and a vegetarian, celibate lifestyle inspired by Mother Teresa of Calcutta.
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Wagner sells Beverly Hills house tied to Natalie Wood
A year after Natalie Wood's drowning, Robert Wagner lists the Beverly Hills home the couple shared for nine years. He plans to move to a Sunset Boulevard residence with stables and extra space for Wood's two daughters as provided for in her will.
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New NOW Leader Judy Goldsmith Charts Pro Woman Agenda
Judy Goldsmith becomes president of NOW and outlines aims to grow membership to one million, push anti discrimination in Social Security and insurance, and recruit feminist candidates for 1984 elections. She says ERA is on hold but could return with renewed effort and political influence.
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Steel Mill Blues becomes anthem for unemployed in steel towns
Michael Pickering 18 wrote Steel Mill Blues for his uncle Bob Sullivan who was furloughed from Midland Pa. mill. The song portrays laid off workers and criticizes the Reagan era response, winning second at a Lions Club talent show and climbing Wellsville radio station charts while profits go to a local food bank.
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