Right to toplessness
An outraged mother in Audi, France, who shot and wounded a neighbour with an air pistol because she was sunbathing - topless in her garden was fined 1300 francs (about $185) yesterday. The defendant said that she lost control of herself because her moral principles were outraged, but a lawyer for the wounded woman submitted successfully that his client had every right to sun- ■ bathe topless in her own garden.—Auch, March 7.
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33478, 8 March 1974, Page 11
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74Right to toplessness Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33478, 8 March 1974, Page 11
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