Birmingham girl wins national spelling bee title
Julie Ann Junkin a 12 year old from Birmingham Alabama won the National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling hydrophyte a water loving plant. She defeated Gail Meier 14 of Memphis Tennessee who misspelled mantelletta the runner up. Junkin survived a long spell down in Birmingham to qualify and outlasted 79 rivals in two days of competition.
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Nixon Greets Arab Delegation in White House Talks
President Nixon hosted Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia and a high level Arab delegation for Oval Office talks on expanding U.S.-Saudi cooperation across economic, industrial, scientific, technological fields and defense needs ahead of Nixon's June tour of Egypt Israel Syria and Jordan. A diverse mixed-page snapshot notes a ferry disaster in Para Brazil and a university pie libel incident at the University of Washington. Stradivarius violin from the Tamed family sold at Sotheby’s for 155000 dollars.
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