College students charged after Indianapolis orgy at hotel
Thirty-seven students, 22 men and 15 women, face court on charges including entering a bedroom of the opposite sex and public indecency after police raided a Phi Delta Theta dance at the Claypool Hotel. Excise officers reported heavy drinking, beer cans thrown from windows, and several attendees stripped to shorts or negligees before arrests. The group, from Indiana, Purdue, DePauw and several colleges, were released on bond Sunday night.
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Indianapolis
Claypool
Robert Gigure
DePauw
Wabash and Hanover
Washington Street
U.S
Dizzy Spells Plague Col. Glenn After Fall
Astronaut John Glenn, 42, remains under medical care after a Feb. 26 fall in Columbus Ohio. Doctors report dizziness persists but no brain or skull damage is found. He rests and reads at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio awaiting discharge plans and further tests.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
John Glenn
Col
Glenn
Marine Corps
Ohio
Earl W. Brannon
Col. Glenn
Col. Brannon
Columbus
Convair
Lackland Air Force Base
Resettled Refugees Reach Seventy-Five Thousand
The Cuban refugee center announces 75,000 exiles relocated from Miami to other American cities. Honored as the 75,000th on the list were Radames Hernandez en route to Burbank California Felipe Planes set to depart March 15 for High Point North Carolina and Rodolfo Diaz who flew to Freeport Illinois Thursday. About 100,000 refugees remain in the Miami area.
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Miami
Fla
Curban
Radames Hernandez
Burbank
Calif
Felipe Planes
High Point
N.C
Rodolfo Diaz
Freeport
Ill
Florida bather dies after sea stings in surf
A 73 year old Connecticut vacationer, Joseph C. Goodman of Stanford, died of a heart attack after being stung by numerous Portuguese man of war while bathing in Miami Beach. Dr. Joseph Valone, an acquaintance, saw him stumble and fall as he left the water with tentacles visible on his body.
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Miami Beach
Connecticut
Joseph C. Goodman
Stanford
Conn
Joseph Valone
Rome
N.Y
Mr. Goodman
Dr. Valone
Brooklyn minister defends Fanny Hill in pulpit talk
Reverend William Glenesk of Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church addressed about 600 worshippers arguing the 1749 novel by John Cleland is a moral work and that people must know both right and wrong. He said the heroine sought love, not kicks, and noted a flood of protest letters accusing the book of moral harm. The district attorney prevented him from distributing copies at the service.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fanny Hill
Wiliam Glenesk
Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church
Glensk
John Ciel
Glenesk
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Phi Delta Theta
Indiana
Purdue
the Beatles
Peter, Paul and Mary
Elvis Presley
Johnny Cash
Rock ‘N
Sammy Vincent
Coronet
OLD
General Electric
G.E
L. A. Sweatland, Inc
South Street
Berkshire
County
Mobilheat
Florida
Qur
Mrs
George T. Farley
Brown St
Pittsfield
Curletti’s
Daily Newspape
Tacera
Reymond F. Blosser
Union Commerce Bank of Cleveland
Nent Survey
Financial Public Relations
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