Acid Rock Star Jim Morrison Died in Paris
Paris word confirms Jim Morrison lead singer of The Doors died last Saturday in Paris at 27. Manager William Siddons and U S officials announced the death saying Morrison died peacefully of natural causes. Funeral in Paris then burial at Pere Lachaise with Pamela Morrison and few friends present.
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Jim Morrison
The
Doors
Pere Lachaise
Los Angeles
William Siddons
U.S
Siddons
Morrison
Pamela
Morrisons
Max Fink
Singer
Adm
Steve Morrison
Arlington
Morri
France
James Morrison
Jim
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Miss Joplin
Hendrix
Melted Dynamite Found Truck Driver Arrested
In Butler County near Columbus a truck driver, Elmer Eugene Steele of Rowan County Kentucky, was arrested for illegal possession after melted dynamite leaked from his parked flatbed at Fifth and Henry. Air Force personnel evacuated nearby homes as they removed the plastic nitroglycerin substance in a controlled cleanup.
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Hamilton
Butler
71St Explosive County Ordnance Division
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Fifth
Henry Streets
Elmer Eugene Steele
Rowan County
Glenn Ebbing
Steele
Air Force
Police Brief Sees Burglary on Verity Parkway
EBIE BANKS reports a burglary at 1105 S Verity Parkway with a rear window entry and a $250 theft of a tape and record player set. The incident outlines a home invasion style theft and police are investigating.
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Ebie Banks
S. Verity Parkway
Lamp theft reported in Mrs. Sarah Spencer home
Mrs. Sarah Spencer of 2036 Wayne Ave. reported a lamp valued at $40 stolen from her living room. The incident is under local police review and may involve entry to a residence. No suspects announced at this time.
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Sarah Spencer
Wayne Ave
Thefts Reported From Garage and Car in Local Areas
Steve Christy at 1004 Ellen Drive reported items stolen from a garage while C F Rich of 1824 Logan Ave reported a camera stolen from a parked car.
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Steve Christy
Ellen Drive
C.F. ‘Rich
Logan Ave
Local thefts and gasoline siphoning reported in Butler County
Mrs. Marcella Leigeber reports a stolen Basset Hound valued at 75 dollars from 210 Regent Drive. Mrs. Eva Kimbrough reports a stolen camera valued at 270 dollars from 705 15th Ave. Jerry Hawkins reports a theft from his parked car including a tape player and eight tape cartridges. John Paullin reports 39 gallons of gasoline siphoned from a storage tank at 6090 Paullin Drive Middletown.
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Marcella Leigeber
Regent Drive
Eva Kimbrough
15Th Ave
Jerry Hawkins
College Corner Pike
Oxford
John Paullin
Paullin Drive
Middletown
Butler County
Calley Conflicted Over My Lai Verdict and Life Change
Lt. William L. Calley, convicted of 22 civilian murders at My Lai, expresses belief his actions were right while describing isolation and emotional shock. Now under house arrest at Fort Benning, he passes time with a puppy, building a model plane, and tending a garden as appeal processes proceed under guard at Ft. McPherson.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley
My Lai
Calley
Ft. Benning
Maj
Jack Coulter
Columbus
Alhours
Calley Faces Long Fight as Appeal Hopes Linger
A friend describes Calley working in his garden and building a gasoline powered model airplane while awaiting exoneration before his conviction. The friend notes Calley’s enduring isolation and belief that a lengthy, costly appeal may yet overturn the verdict.
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Calley
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Greathouse
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Charich House
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Raeford
the Counsel
Interpol Tropicals
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Dacron Worsted Tropicals
Cricketeer
Varsity Town City Squire Coolers
Dacron No Fashion
Montego
Colorama
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
Central Ave
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