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...meeting of perhaps the two most photographed women in the world, Actress Elizabeth Taylor, 50, and Diana, Princess of Wales, 20. Taylor was in London to perform in her Broadway hit, The Little Foxes. Diana turned up in the royal box of the Victoria Palace Theater to catch Queen Liz in action. At the end of the show, the Princess trooped backstage. "Thank you for a lovely performance," said Diana. When asked for a rundown of their chat, Taylor was uncharacteristically closemouthed. "I was more than thrilled to meet her," said Liz, "but I never discuss private conversations...
...Tigers took command of the final day's action in the very first event as Liz Richardson and Diana Caskey ran one-two in the 1650-yd freestyle. Betsy Lind scored a second for Princeton in the next race, the 100-yd freestyle, and the trophy was on its way back to New Jersey...
...press spokesman, the normally sedate Michael Shea, called the peeping Tom photographs "the worst sort of taste." It seems the prying paparazzi of the British press offended the royal family by capturing the straw-hatted Diana, Princess of Wales, vacationing on a Bahamian beach. The telephoto-lens pictures, taken by enterprising photographers from a nearby beach, were plastered all over the Sun, Britain's largest selling daily, and the Daily Star. It was a picture of a standing Diana in a strapless bikini, revealing her gently rounded royal tummy, that offended regal sensibilities most. The next...
Moving up from the J.V. ranks, Josie Iselin. Betsy Howe and Marty Ashley each triumphed in four games for the Crimson in the fifth sixth and seventh slots. The new faces filled the gaping hole left by injured racquetwomen Diana Staley (usually number tow), Laura Kaye (number four) and Courtney Stimpson (number...
...wanting to be forgotten. Karen Kelso has done quite well for herself at number two Kelso is currently the third-ranked player in collegiate squash and earlier this year won the Princeton Invitational tournament, leaving Harvard's dazzling freshman duo Diana Staley and Mary Hulbert and assorted others in the dust...