Mrs Kissinger "Most Watchable Woman”

Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34045, 8 January 1976, Page 5

Mrs Kissinger "Most Watchable Woman”

(AZ. Prcsß A.ssn— Copyright) DEL MAR (California). The International Society of Girl Watchers has named Nancy Kissinger “Most Watchable Woman” of 1975. Following Mrs Kissinger, the wife of United States Secretary of State. Dr Henry

Kissinger, on the list of women who received the most votes from the men’s group for poise, personal appearance and accomplishments during the last year were the actress AnnMargret, the British Conservative Party leader, Margaret Thatcher, an American television newscaster, Phyllis

■George, a socialite, Mrs ; James Knox, of La Jolla. California, the United States Secretary of Housing and I Urban Development, Carla ’Hills, the singer Olivia New-Iton-John, the tennis player, Chris Evert. Susan Ford, daughter of President Ford, land Catherine Hearst, wife lof the newspaper executive (Randolph A. Hearst. WATCHABLE MEN O. J. Simpson, of the Buffalo Bills American football team, won the “Most! Watchable Man” title from .the International Society of Man Watchers. Runnersup to Simpson in i the men’s division included .the actor Omar Sharif, the singer John Denver, the golfer Jack Nicklaus, the; tennis player John Newcombe, Prince Rainier of Monaco, and Senator Edward M. Kennedy. The Girl Watchers were, formed in 1960 by Joe Beagin, married and the father of five children, and; the Man Watchers by Patri-I cia Gallo, married and the mother of three. The organ-; isations, both with head-! quarters in Del Mar, say they I 'were established to compli-i ment and call attention to! attractive, well-groomed j members of the opposite sex.'