Epstein Death Ruled Accidental By Coroner
London AP report states Beatles manager Brian Epstein died from an incautious overdose of sleeping tablets. A pathologist testified the dose was small but habitual over weeks, with six to nine capsules found over time, and no suggestion of self-harm. Epstein, 32, died Aug 27 at his Belgravia home as the band planned a U.S. and Canada trip.
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London
Brian Epstein
Donald Teare
Gavin Thurston
Epstein
Fashionable
Belgravia
United States
Canada
Teare
Congressmen Told Shotguns For Riots Not Clay Pigeons
US officials insist the 22 shotguns allocated to Iran under the military assistance program are for riot control not hunting or clay pigeon use. They say a converted seaplane tender given to Ethiopia at $80,000 yearly is a training ship for the Ethiopian navy not a yacht for Emperor Haile Selassie.
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Washington
Iran
Ethiopia
United States
Emperor Haile Selassie
House Appropriations
Adm
L. C. Heinz
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
Conte
Heinz
Otto Passman
D-La
U.S
Miss Rhode Island and Miss Kansas take pageant honors
In Atlantic City the Miss America pageant second round crowned Miss Rhode Island Marilyn Cocozza for the talent division with piano and singing, and Miss Kansas Debra Barnes won the swimsuit segment. Cocozza, 19, showcased nine years of piano study and eight months of voice lessons. Debra, a Kansas State College junior from Pittsburg, said she was surprised by the swimsuit win and listed her musical skills on trumpet and organ among her talents.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Rhode Island
Marilyn Cocozza
Kansas
Debra Barnes
Debra
Wheat Belt
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
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Illinois
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