Gary Crosby led the Crosby Brothers through early fame
HOLLYWOOD AP Gary Crosby the eldest son led the Crosby Brothers, taking many knocks and paving the way for siblings Lindsay Phillip and Dennis. His Army service, personal battles, and earlier hit Sam's Song shaped a tumultuous life in show business and Hollywood society. He quit Stanford, acted in Mardi Gras, Holiday for Lovers, and A Private's Affair, and faces ongoing nerves from his service. He lives in a Howard Hughes era hillside home and dates younger Hollywood socialites, but has had notable clashes with Bing Crosby and his father over career and image.
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Breach mended as Gary defends his father figure
A fragment notes strong-willed behavior among those described as Irish with confidence the breach will be resolved. Lindsay comments that Gary and dad share a deep bond and would defend each other, Gary ready to confront anyone who criticizes dad.
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Retirement Doesn't Come Easy
New York AP reports the hard challenge of letting go for workers reaching corporate retirement age who still want to work. Mutual of New York piloted a preretirement program teaching planned transition, with weekly time off and six to seven months of classes on retirement issues. The goal is to help elders retire with purpose, though labor leaders note demographic shifts may force employers to coax older workers to stay if shortages arise.
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