Celebrity Art Prints and TV Stars Shine in Yearend Roundup
Joan Collins and Tom Selleck headline a roundup of 1982 entertainment notes. Artistic prints by Patrick Nagel feature Collins for 750 dollars each, while Golden Apple awards crown Selleck and Collins as stars of the year. Arthur C. Clarke announces retirement from novels after 60 books. Bob Hope delays Beirut visit due to eye inflammation, and Elizabeth Taylor plans a Christmas peace mission to children in Israel and Lebanon.
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UPI
Arty
Joan
Joan Collins
Patrick Nagel
Tom Selleck
Pia Zadora
Selleck
Magnum PI
Miss Collins
Hollywood Women’s Press Club
Kimberly Coy
Louella Parsons
Zadora
Middle East
Bob Hope
U.S
Beirut
Elizabeth Taylor
Israel
Lebanon
Hope
New York
Ward Grant
Los Angeles
Taylor
Thousands protest NATO missiles across Europe and U S
Protests marking NATO's 1983 84 missile deployment anniversary gather in Europe and the United States. About 12 000 demonstrators, many women, surround Greenham Common near Newbury England as captives are carried from Veihingen West Germany and U S facilities are blocked. In Portland Oregon a mock cruise missile is part of a disarmament rally. Also Taiwan fishermen rescued after squid boat Yung Pen overturns near Wellington Heads New Zealand with 16 crew saved.
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Europe
England
United States
NATO
Greenham Common
U.S. Air Force Base
Newbury
U.S
U.S. Forces
Veihingen
Stuttgart
West Germany
Reagan
Portland
Ore
Taiwan
Wellington Heads
New Zealand
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Tony Randall
Love Sidney
NBC
Sidney
Randall
May McAvoy
Paramount Pictures
Miss McAvoy
Glen Campbell
Bill Diehl
ABC Radio
Moveey
Arthur C. Clarke
Clarke
Stanley Kubrick
Wellington, New Zealand
Stuttgart, West Germany
Portland, Ore