Word: doctored
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Within an hour, a maid found Eugenie, deep in a coma, sprawled on her bedroom floor. An empty Seconal bottle lay near by. It was 11 p.m. on May 3. Niarchos called his sister in Athens and asked her to send a doctor employed by the Niarchos shipyards. When the doctor arrived from Athens by helicopter, it was 2 a.m. Half an hour later, Eugenie, 44, died. The doctor refused to sign a death certificate because death was not from natural causes. The police, who noted bruises on Eugenie's throat and abdomen, ordered an inquiry...
...Ethel Scull, a sort of pop Perle Mesta in New York circles, last week threw a fund-raising Women's Lib party at her East Hampton estate. Half of the guests were reporters or photographers. Representative Patsy Mink, a heroine of the movement since she took on one doctor's argument that women are too hormonally unstable for positions of power, was scheduled to speak, but fled without a word. One braless and strapping writer for the Village Voice interrupted serious oratory by abruptly stripping to her panties and plunging into the swimming pool. Writer Gloria Steinem...
Word of Mouth. CR is frequently passed around or filed for reference in home and office libraries. It even pops up in physicians' waiting rooms, though last year it concluded a guide to choosing a family doctor by noting that "no procedure will assure you of first-class medical care...
...Williams reports, they did turn up an astonishing amount of information about King's extensive and vigorous sexual activities. (According to one of Williams' sources, identified only as Person B, "Martin and the rest of them had a code. A very attractive woman was called 'Doctor.' I forget the other names for women not so attractive." Williams' informant was a "Doctor...
...plaintiffs seek an injunction against the claim, an admission that the ads were false, and cash awards for all consumers who consider themselves deceived. One of the Excedrin ads in question shows Actor David Janssen, who had played a doctor in a television series, delivering the pitch in Atlantic City, the site of many medical conventions. NBC was sufficiently skeptical of the claim to ban the Janssen commercial...