U S Businessmen Split With Policy Over South Africa
In Johannesburg a survey shows American and Canadian executives view South Africa as stable with strong profits, despite official U.S. policy and race relations clashes. 92 percent doubt serious jeopardy from unrest, 55 percent call profit opportunities excellent, 78 percent say opportunities better than in most developed nations.
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Theatre couple marks 60th wedding anniversary
The stage pair Sir Lewis, 93, and Dame Sy ibll, 86, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday while performing together in a play.
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Engaged stars plan future divides after years together
They became engaged and appeared together as recently as last July. The couple has four children, ten grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Sir Lewis plans to retire from the stage and pursue broadcasting while Dame Sybil seeks another play.
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