Notable 1982 Youth Heroes Poll Names Alda and Celebrities
Alan Alda named outstanding American hero by 3,000 students in grades 8 to 12, with top picks across categories including Carol Burnett, Sandra Day O’Connor, Neil Armstrong, Barbara Walters, Walter Cronkite, Sugar Ray Leonard, Tom Selleck, Jim Davis, and Judy Blume. Thatcher praises husband Denis in London Q and A. Katharine Hepburn hospital update after ankle surgery near Hartford. Israel Philharmonic centennial concert in Tel Aviv conducted by Zubin Mehta with Stern Perlman Mintz. Jimmy Nolan, a Loren admirer, recounts lifelong devotion and six marriages.
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Alan Alda
World Almanac
Alda
Carol Burnett
Supreme Court
Sandra Day O’connor
Neil Armstrong
Barbara Walters
Walter Cronkite
Sugar Ray Leonard
Tracy Austin
Clint Eastwood
Bo Derek
Tom Selleck
Stefanie Powers
Rick Springfield
Pat Benator
Cardinal Cooke Hosts Christmas Party For Child Care Agencies
Cardinal Terence Cooke meets youngsters during a Christmas Party hosted by the Ladies of Charity at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, supporting agencies serving children.
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Santa
New York Jets
Richard Todd
Kristin Doran
Bay Shore
Westbury
Jets
Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association
Terence Cooke
Ladies of Charity
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
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Margaret Thatcher
London
Denis
Britain
Katharine Hepburn
Hartford Hospital
Hartford
Hepburn
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Tel Aviv
Zubin Mehta
Israel
New York Philharmonic
Isaac Stern
Itzhak Perlman
Shlomo Mintz
Jimmy Nolan
Sophia Loren
Heappen
Nolan
Miss Loren
Los Angeles
Carlo Ponti Nolan
Ttanan
Alexa Kenin
Kyle Eastwood
Alison
Eastwood
Thatcher
Albuquerque, N.M
Scott Fulwhler
the Jolly Man
Larry Shulz
Albuquerque
New Mexico School For the Deaf
Washington
Nancy
Nancy Reagan
Willard Scott
White House
New York
Trenton, N.J
Kean Caroling
New Jersey
Thomas Kean
Kirkpatrick Chapel
State House