SUB-STANDARD
By PageSix.com Staff
January 19, 2009 | 7:43am
ANNA Wintour's dad would be livid over the impending sale of London's 181-year-old Evening Standard to Russian billionaire and former KGB agent Alexander Lebedev. Charles "Chilly Charlie" Wintour, who was its editor-in-chief in the 1960s and '70s, "was really responsible for turning the paper around and making it great – but he was rabidly anticommunist," said Jerry Oppenheimer, who wrote "Front Row," a bio of the Vogue editrix. "He's probably turning over in his grave." Oppenheimer adds that while Charlie was politically conservative, "he was a liberal in most other ways, including as a womanizer."
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