Word: inde
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Died. Julian ("Cannonball") Adderley, 46, lyrical, driving jazz saxophonist; of a heart attack, 25 days after suffering a paralyzing stroke on his way to a gig; in Gary, Ind. Son of a Florida musician who weaned him on jazz, Adderley arrived in New York in 1955 with a quintet that included his brother Nat on the cornet. First billed as the heir apparent to Altoist Charlie ("Bird") Parker, Adderley became more eclectic as he forged his own musical identity with Miles Davis' group from 1957-59 and later with his own revived quintet. His playful bantering with audiences...
...Cornell last month. Says he: "It is a tremendous combination of a vacation and a different kind of intellectual experience, an exposure to good minds and a chance to explore subjects you can't in the normal course of life." Alfred Moellering, 48, a judge in Fort Wayne, Ind., his wife and two children enrolled in the one-week mini-university at Indiana University for each of the past three years; this summer the adults studied political science and the arts while the children were busy with a recreation program of their own. "The whole family is enthusiastic about...
...delay by the students the next day, the occupation ended. The three Americans, two Marine guards and a civilian who had barricaded themselves inside the compound for a week, emerged tired and worn, but unharmed. "It was one week in hell," said Sergeant Donald E. Wilburn, 26, of Osgood, Ind...
...told the Harvard Republican Club: "If you went to Ball State University in Muncie, Ind. then you might have to worry about a job, but here at Harvard you have nothing to worry about...
...point out that George Rogers Clark captured the British fort at Vincennes, Ind., in February...