Nana Biography

It was before the McCarthy era. So I was into that a lot. When I think of my life really, I don’t think that I let anything interfere with my skiing and my golf and my fun, I was always having fun. I did not work, so to speak, because the work I did was fun. and that went on for … I belong to the junior league, they make you give two days of service or two half days of service a week in order to be a member. And I said I would resign unless my work with the world federalists would count as my work. They thought it was OK. So, I actually went up to Sacramento and lobby to great deal, and I did a lot of things like that which were fun. and as time went on, I thought life is wonderful, even after I was divorced, I played golf, I played bridge, had dates, bought pretty clothes, had nice little children that all were good looking, a full-time made, so I led the good life I wasn’t rich, particularly, not nearly as much as some of my friends, but I had enough. My in-laws were very generous with me and gave me a beautiful car, so life was very nice. It was because of the world federalist that I went to a meeting in Los Altos, where Alan Cranston was the speaker. He was a dear friend, he had been into this group for a long time, he was the national chairman of it at the time, and so a friend of mine. And I went out and that was when I met my husband because he was at the meeting.

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