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What wrecked Shadegg was Goldwater's decision to stay neutral; he wired all G.O.P. county chairmen that "only God and myself will know whom I vote for." The contest thus turned mainly on personality. Shadegg is recognized as one of the nation's most astute political managers, but...
With each story came the desperate plea to wire money, and eventually, although Esquire paid only $250 to $350 a story, enough was wired so that years later, Fitzgerald's daughter Scottie remembered Pat Hobby fondly enough to speak his epitaph. "He sent me to Vassar," she said, saying...
In his studio office, he keeps three tremendous photographs of his wives and numberless mementos of his long and lofty career. "The good old days are now," he grins amiably. A short time ago, a magazine editor wired him: HOW OLD CARY GRANT? And he wired back: OLD CARY
Major William Mandeville Peareth Kincaid Lennox has never bought a work of art in his life; yet he owns one of England's more romantic collections. He inherited more than 90 paintings that hang helter-skelter in ill-lit confusion in the library and the drafty halls of Downton...
The List. The crash cast a pall of anguish on Atlanta. In that one searing moment on a sunny Sunday morning died a whole family-Frederick Bull Jr., his wife, their two young daughters, Bull's mother and uncle. Dead were a dozen or so artists, some of them...