Sunbathers in Fort Funston Nudity Case Go to Court
Nineteen forty three style report notes 13 defendants claim nudity and sunbathing differ from sex at Fort Funston Beach July 17. Eva Drew defends charges of disturbing the peace indecent exposure and seeks counsel as Judge Lawless delays ruling. Henry Robinson pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and is fined 125 dollars while lewd conduct dismissal is upheld as excessive.
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Vatican accepts controversy over papal birth control encyclical
The Vatican said the worldwide reaction to Pope Paul VI's ban on artificial birth control is not surprising and reflects misunderstandings of the encyclical. Editorial comments note internal and external criticism, while the pontiff is expected to address reactions at his Wednesday general audience at Castel Gandolfo.
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Japan's steel output doubles every two years
Japan shows a pattern of doubling steel production at two year intervals over the last decade. Analysts note sustained growth in manufacturing and export demand driving the expansion.
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Senate Eulogizes RFK in bipartisan tribute
In a solemn Senate observance senators from both parties paid final tribute to Robert F. Kennedy. Sen. Samuel J. Ervin Jr praised Kennedy for forthrightness and courage while Sen. Eugene McCarthy called him a worthy advocate. Kennedy’s desk stood bare as the chamber reflected on his brief, impactful life.
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Nixon First Ballot Win Predicted By UPI Delegates
UPI tabulates first ballot preferences at the national conventions. Republicans need 667 to nominate Nixon with 688 total including 208 committed and 485 leaning. Rockefeller 290. Reagan 112. Stassen 1. Uncommitted 36. Favorite Sons 155. Democrats need 1,312. Humphrey 1,139 14, including 1419 committed and 720 leaning. McCarthy 424.5 with 348 committed and 76 leaning. Wallace 16.5 with 14.5 committed and 2 leaning. Twelve votes remain to Kennedy and twelve to Johnson based on primary results.
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California Tax Leads Chicag o in Fiscal 1967 Sales
California collected 1.06 billion dollars in sales tax in fiscal 1967, leading 28 states with over 100 million. Ili nois, Michigan, New York and Pennsylvania each surpassed 500 million.
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Nasser Health Improves Under Soviet Medical Care
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, resting under Soviet doctors, shows steady health improvement from acute sciatic nerve inflammation. Kremlin specialists examined him during talks, advised quitting smoking and delaying return to Cairo. he remains at the Tskhaltubo spa near Kutaisi in Georgia.
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