Beach dispute over lifeguards and beach fees in Cape May
Cape May officials and preacher Dr Cat Melntire clash over who can station lifeguards and charge fees on beaches in front of Congress Hall and Windsor hotels. Melntire says the city illegally collects fees and owes him over 3300, while Blamkvest claims Melntire may need a court order to remove lifeguards. Melntire vows to supply his own guards and fees. The report also notes unrelated financial and political figures including Bert Lance and J T Stephens, and an update on Lady Spencer-Churchill’s abdominal operation.
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Tea with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace
A sunny Buckingham Palace garden party welcomed invited guests including Oxford residents Mrs J Malthy and her husband as Queen Elizabeth II hosted a traditional royal tea. Prince Philip joked as guests enjoyed china teacups, striped tents, and the scent of roses and grass.
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Archbishop Sheen Undergoes Emergency Heart Surgery
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen underwent emergency open heart surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. A hospital spokeswoman said early today his condition was stable but not out of danger. The operation occurred July 15 and only became public after inquiries.
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Tutankhamun Curse Sighted by Lord Carnarvon Tale
England's Lord Carnarvon recounts fears of Tutankhamun's curse following the 1922 opening of the tomb in Egypt. NBC airs a new TV special "Tut: The Boy King" exploring Tut and its rumors, with notes on Carnarvon's death attributed to cursing.
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Miner Held After Alaska Pipeline Blasts
FAIRBANKS AP A Big miner, Larry Wertz, was arrested Tuesday night near Fairbanks after alleged explosions on the Alaska pipeline. He carried a rifle and pistol and was charged with malicious destruction of property on 100000 bail. Police suspect dynamite, causing minor damage but not interrupting oil transmission.
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Justice Dept probes Korea influence buying in Congress
Attorney General Griffin Bell said indictments are expected for some and others may be absolved or cited for ethics issues as the Justice Department continues the Korean influence buying investigation. Civiletti noted possible illegal action but said focus remains on the buying itself. no decisions yet on prosecutions. House inquiries include Suzi Thomson and Rep. Robert L. Nett being linked to related matters, while Thomson defends her innocence and seeks a public hearing to clear her name.
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