Nudist Convention Sees Peeping Tom Incident At Florida Meet
About 250 nudists at a Cy press Cove resort in Kissimmee Florida faced a peeping incident as two teen boys slipped inside the eight foot fence near lake swimmers. Organizers of the American Sunbathing Association eastern division plan events including a nudist king and queen contest and multiple games ahead of a national meeting next month in Granger Indiana. Hadley, the resort manager, notes a growing trend toward younger participants and family attendance.
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Wilson Says Johnson Was 48 Hours From Peace
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, in a Frost interview taped in London, says President Johnson might have salvaged a peace plan if the 1967 North Vietnam bombing pause had lasted 48 more hours. Wilson notes Johnson was briefed on talks with Kosygin and laments the halt’s extension ended with renewed bombing.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Space Museum To Be Built
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a new commercial communications satellite launched by a three stage Delta rocket was mute eight hours after launch tracking stations in Australia and Italy reported no signals to confirm the Intelsat spacecraft in its programmed orbit Intelsat 3 aimed for an egg shaped initial orbit then a circular path hanging 22 300 miles over the Atlantic Ocean to relay radio signals NASA said no launch complications were reported though six prior attempts were scrubbed for malfunctions The relay platform weighed 622 pounds and was owned by Intelsat, a 68 nation consortium.
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Inflation Rise Ties to Affluent Demand and Policy
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz warned the government is acting against inflation as the cost of living climbs 6.4 percent annually. Wage hikes averaging over 7 percent hit workers in early 1969, while meat and food costs rise. Analysts note that rebounding demand amid tight money policies affects prices, with factory orders slipping in June and capital spending edging up. Tax reform moves aim to reduce oil-depletion deductions, potentially raising prices, and automakers report mixed second-quarter profits amid rising costs and strikes.
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Harold Nye Named To Head KBI
Harold E Nye, longtime law officer and current KBI assistant director, was named director of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation succeeding Logan Sanford. Frizzell praised Nye and noted 11 applicants sought the post with five finalists considered. Nye plans to maintain core policies while addressing modern enforcement needs and will work with Sanford before his retirement.
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Harold E. Nye
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
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Sanford
Kansas Highway Patrol
J. H. Reeves
Harry L. Felker Jr
Jack Williams
Hutchinson
Nixon Seeks Breakthrough as Moon Walk Boosts Prestige
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports President Nixon in Asia en route to Communist Eastern Europe with moon-boosted prestige. In Romania he meets Nicolae Ceausescu, signaling possible East-West dialogue and potential arms-control talks, amid cautious Soviet reception and hopes for a summit.
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Filthy Play Money Out of State Department Funds
Washington AP Rooney says all money for state education and special projects was cut from the appropriations bill. He blames the State Department for supporting overseas tours by a Kansas theater group that planned a four letter word sketch called Chicago. The department deleted the funds after Kansas criticism.
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Kansas
Bears And People In Dangerous Encounters
WEST YELLOWSTONE Mont AP a garbage pit near Yellowstone National Park draws nightly crowds to watch grizzly and black bears forage for food Officials warn of danger but crowds of up to persons still gather along the dump despite locked gates The Forest Service and Gallatin County seek a gradual weaning of bears from the site to avoid pushing them into residential West Yellowstone
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Soviet pilots at Arab base said to advise not fly
Arab pilot Maj. Nabil Said said there are a few Soviet pilots at his Egyptian air base who act only as advisers and do not fly combat missions. He noted they train in the Soviet Union and spoke at a news conference organized by Israeli authorities. Jordanian and Israeli forces also exchanged fire across the Jordan River for 35 minutes with no reported losses.
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Middle East
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Jordan River
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