Palace staff named in royal sexuality claims
London dispatch reports The Sun accuses a homosexual ring of domestic staff at Buea Palace favored by the Queen and Royal Family. The palace denies the allegations after the resignation of bodyguard Cdr Michael Trestrail amid admission of a homosexual affair and security lapse. Sir Peter Ashmore calls the charges untrue.
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Papal visit marks first ever to San Marino
Pope John Paul II made a four hour stop in San Marino the world’s smallest republic perched atop Mount Titano. He arrived by helicopter and kissed the ground amid cheers as 300 Italian police assisted protection. No injuries were reported.
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Hypnosis Diet Sheds 17 Pounds in 13 Days in France
Adrienne Cecchini of Montceau-Les-Mines lost 17 pounds by hypnotic trance on a couch for 300 hours under self described hypnotist Jacky Nuguet. She remained blindfolded and consumed only liquids until release, after which she ate a normal meal.
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Ingrid Bergman obituary caps a dramatic Hollywood arc
Ingrid Bergman died after a life of dazzling film work and public controversy. Born in Sweden, she rose to global fame with outdoor glamour, refused to alter her image, and endured a harsh backlash over her affair with Roberto Rossellini. Her career dipped after the scandal, then revived with Anastasia and later films, despite ostracism from Hollywood and multiple marriages, settling later in Rome and Paris.
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Weather shifts to early fall amid frosts and storms
The Northeast and Midwest end August with record lows and frost in parts, while thunderstorms hit the central U S. Dick Myers notes signs of fall as insects and birds behave unusually. Temperatures fell to 36 in Caribou Maine and hail pounded swaths of Kansas and Iowa, with heavy rain in Missouri and Ohio Valley regions.
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