Talk:Sexual Freedom League

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[edit] “Sloan was run out of town”

Sloan was run out of town

This bit requires explanation. People are not “run out of town” randomly, nor in the course of ordinary events. —71.154.215.168 04:45, 7 May 2006 (UTC)

Berkeley Daily Gazette

Tuesday April 25, 1967 Samuel Howard Sloan, Party host for Sexual Freedom Forum parties at 2714 Telgraph Avenue, was given 12 hours to vacate the premises by Berkeley-Albany Judge George Braun yesterday.

Sloan, 22, was arrested by Berkeley police over the weekend for contributing yo he delinquency of a minor and for possession of marijuana Judge Braun ordered the bail reduced on the contributing charge to $550 from $2,200 and to $1,000 on he marijuana charge on the condition Sloan will vacate the "orgy house" across the street from willard Junior High School and if he will avoid associating with minors at any party involving alcoholic beverages.

His case was put over to Monday at 2 pm for plea.

The Telegraph Avenue Party Pad was raided by Berkeley police Saturday night, armed with a warrant for Sloan's arrest and a search watrrant. Noth were issued on the vbasis of findings made by officers when they arrested two Oakland juveniles who attendeda party a the house and were caught drinking alcohol ouside.

Sloan told officers he may move his 'operation' to Emeryville.

Source: http://www.samsloan.com/orgyhost.jpg Bustter 20:13, 6 August 2006 (UTC)

This [1] has some interest photos of them and on the following pages afterwards. Mathmo 13:51, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

Interesting. But this article doesn't show Sloan run-out of town; rather, it shows him driven from the premises of 2714 Telgraph Avenue. In any case, if Sloan was indeed run out of town, then the article should briefly indicate why. —SlamDiego 00:37, 27 August 2006 (UTC)