Deserters From UFO Cult Find Halfway Home In Topanga Canyon
Los Angeles AP reports followers of the Great Lost UFO Cult retreating to a $200 a month halfway house in Topanga Canyon after abandoning a promised voyage to a higher spiritual plane led by Bo and Peep also known as The Two. About 300 remain in the movement despite ongoing defections.
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Peep
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Houston
Joan
Ted Burger
Arizona
Cousins Die in Columbus House Fire Killing Five Children
Funeral services are set for Wednesday for five children killed in a weekend Columbus blaze. Carrie Turner Alonzo Turner Ricky Alexander Robert Wortham and Daniel Alexander died from smoke inhalation and burns. The fire started in the living room of a two story home owned by Albert Alexander and was undetermined in origin.
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Ebenezer Baptist Church
L. C. Barton
Carrie Turner
Alonzo Turner
Ricky Alexander
Robert Wortham
Daniel Alexander
Franklin County
Albert Alexander
Alexander
Gloria
Preston Miller
Lebanon Reopens Schools as Civil War Eases Temporarily
Lebanon announces nationwide school reopenings after ten months of conflict. Banks stay closed as stock market and money market reopen with limited activity. Cease fire enforcement steps are outlined amid kidnaping, abductions, and factory restarts in Beirut.
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Money Market
Dominican Sisters Serve 72-Foot Sandwich in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor hosted a Sunday party for Sister Joyce Brehn as she takes her vows. A 72 foot long sandwich fed a roomful of people, with ham, bologna, salami, cheese and produce, baked by Huey Dyer for the event.
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Dominican Sisters of the
Monica
Joyce Brehn
Sisters of Charity
Joyce
West End
New York City
Huey Dyer
Sister Monica
Bottle from Ohio River journeys to Scotland in 6,800 miles
Patrick Sandfoss of Erlanger Kentucky sent a bottle into the Ohio River on June 10 1971. A January 30 1976 letter from James L Bain in Port Charlotte Isle of Islay Scotland confirms the long voyage. Society notes the distance and time as remarkable with hopes for a reply.
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Cincinnati
Patrick Sandfoss
Ohio River
Scotland
Sandfoss
Erlanger
Charlotte
Isle of Islay
James L. Bain
Gulf of Mexico
Two Alarm Blaze Damages Imperial House North Motel
A Sunday morning fire at the Imperial House North motel caused about 250000 in damage. The two story brick building at the I 71 Morse Road junction sent 80 guests outside into subfreezing weather and sent one fireman to a hospital with minor injuries. Dense smoke hampered interior firefighting as the blaze began near the dining room and bar around 7 am.
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Columbus, Ohio
Imperial House North
I-71
Morse Road
Columbus
Weekend Weather Outlook for Middletown Area
Cloudy skies cover Middletown tonight with a chance of light snow tonight and Tuesday. Yesterday’s high reached 36 degrees and this morning’s low was 2 above. Lows tonight expected between zero and 10. Tomorrow will be cold with highs in the 20s. Wednesday looks fair and cold.
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Middletown
Nixon aide linked to MIA name release hinted by Hanoi leaders
North Vietnamese leaders reportedly told Rep. Paul N. McCloskey that they were promised 3.25 billion dollars in aid by Richard Nixon and might reveal information on Americans missing in action in return. McCloskey, part of the House committee, said the offer was said to be tied to the Paris accord provision on US aid to heal war wounds.
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Hanoi
McCloskey
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