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...make our days With a "poignant profile" or a "sassy phrase." Now, that's what I like in a magazine Sassy not a Woodward or a Bernstein. People has all the stars that give me pains in the neck --It's a Paperback Elaine's. They picked the "Top Celebs of the Decade." And there are ten. (Can you have a celeb spayed...
...says People's experts resident. Last but not least the celeb-president. With twinkling eves and a smile that is Puck's. With show business hair and a sparkling tux? He is here, folks, the man who brought back "deluxe" To budget deficit: Ronald king of the clucks. Well those are the biggies whom everyone knows. ButPeople goes on with less popular Joes. Like Hiroo Onoda, a stubborn old man. Who hid in the woods half his life for Japan. The great war had ended, but no one told Hiroo, (Why does he remind me of Spiro Agnew...
...merely trivial, the matter must be one that would come up only in the course of expending large amounts of money. Dishwashing, hamburgers, or any of the other middle-class institutions that make New York great are about as likely to appear in the column as confessions that some celeb beats her children...
...script has been exhausted, when the newness has faded, when the mischief makers in Washington and the world have sized him up. The procession of events and the demands of his nation have marched beyond anything he had thought about and planned for when he was a lecturing TV celeb and a candidate who could sum the world up with "Let's reduce taxes, strengthen our defense and get the Government out of your hair." Comes now the time when Reagan must originate, improvise and try new tricks if he is going to keep the act alive. Nothing ever...
...Roger. "The kids leave the campus, you know, and the editors store up on their good stuff for the fall." Existing on such skimpy fare as Mademoiselle's campus issue ("Campus Activists Discuss Their Lives") and Gentleman's Quarterly ("Bill Bradley, Princeton '65," and "Robert Morris Taylor, Ohio State Celeb") Roger pined for fall...