Miss World winner Wallace in critical condition after overdose
Indianap olis beauty Marji Wallace, 20, once Miss World and later stripped of the title, remained in intensive care at Methodist Hospital after arriving unconscious from possible overdose of sleeping pills or barbiturates. Reports say she had kidney problems and was undergoing dialysis.
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Nixon aide offered 100000 for campaign help in FTC drug merger
The Washington Post report says Elmer H. Bobst proposed to back Nixon's re election with 100000 dollars in return for favorable action by the FTC on Warner Lambert Parke Davis merger. The offer, dated Oct 18 1971, was to aide John N. Mitchell. Bobst was Warner Lambert leader and friend of Nixon.
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FTC
Justice Department
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Bolivian coup attempt crushed as revolt ends
In La Paz two colonels reportedly died in a failed military revolt against President Hugo Banzer Suárez. The government stated the attempt was smashed and the revolt put down, with rebels seeking diplomatic asylum and armed clashes at the presidential palace. Banner and other former commanders were named among leaders.
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Prado Salo
Kidnapping Link Tied to Man Delivering Ransom Note
FBI tied the Hermosillo Mexico kidnapping of U S diplomat John Patterson to a man who allegedly delivered a 500000 ransom note to the U S consulate there. KeeSee was jailed for allegedly delivering the note while extortion claims cloud his involvement. Patterson vanished in March and remains missing as officials pursue leads. his wife Amé traveled to Nogales with ransom funds but did not hand over any money.
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Spelling Bee Contestants Survive First Rounds
Washington reporters note sixty eight young spellers survived the first three rounds of the National Spelling Bee. A record field of entrants began, with forty girls and four boys, competing for a cash prize of 1600 dollars. Missed words included obelisk rheumatism unscrupulous and mores.
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Youth killed in San Francisco crash at high speed
A 17-year-old, Joseph Heaney, died when his auto split in two on impact with a light pole in San Francisco. The front end flew 50 yards into a second car, injuring its driver Jeff Howard and passenger Kathryn Kuller with minor injuries.
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San Francisco
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Kathryn Kuller
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