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Lakeview, Oregon Bombed by the Japanese

On May 5, 1945 while out pic­nick­ing in the small town of Lake­view, Ore­gon, a min­is­ter, Rev­erend Archi Mitchell, his wife Elsie and five local chil­dren found a deflated bal­loon made from mul­berry tree pulp in the woods near the … Con­tinue read­ing

16. January 2007 by Glenn Vance
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James Earl Jones and the Lauderhill, Florida MLK Day Celebration, 2002

In 2002 James Earl Jones was invited by the town of Lauder­hill, Florida to be their fea­tured speaker at their annual Mar­tin Luther King Day cel­e­bra­tion. As appre­ci­a­tion they wanted to pro­vide their guest with some sort of gift, so … Con­tinue read­ing

16. January 2007 by Glenn Vance
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Charles Manson and the Beach Boys

Den­nis Wil­son, brother of Brian Wil­son and drum­mer for the Beach Boys, was dri­ving through Mal­ibu in 1968 when he noticed a cou­ple of girls hitch­hik­ing on the side of the road. He picked up the girls, Ella Jo Bai­ley … Con­tinue read­ing

12. January 2007 by Glenn Vance
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The First Immortal

On Jan­u­ary 12, 1967, in Glen­dale, CA, Dr. James Bed­ford, a 73-year old retired psy­chol­ogy pro­fes­sor and writer, was the first per­son to undergo cry­onic sus­pen­sion1. Bed­ford had been diag­nosed with ter­mi­nal renal can­cer and had decided that he wished … Con­tinue read­ing

12. January 2007 by Glenn Vance
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