PALM DESERT, California (AP) -- Ralph Joseph "Jody" Reynolds, the rockabilly singer and songwriter whose lone hit "Endless Sleep" in the 1950s ushered in a wave of tragic teen pop songs, has died. He was 75. Reynolds, who was inducted into Nashville's Rockabilly Hall of Fame in 1999, died November 7 in Palm Desert, said his musician friend Alan Clark, who toured with Reynolds in the 1980s.

INDIANA -- Police say a fetus was buried in a makeshift grave found by University of Indianapolis students who were researching an old cemetery on the south side of Indianapolis. The small grave included a marker with "Baby Wheeler" written on it.

BANNING, California (AP) -- Marilyn Ferguson, whose best-selling book "The Aquarian Conspiracy" helped establish the New Age movement by tying together its disparate threads, has died. She was 70. Ferguson died October 19 at her home in western Riverside County. She is believed to have died of a heart attack, her son, Eric, told the Los Angeles Times. "The Aquarian Conspiracy," published in 1980, was the first comprehensive analysis of the various unconnected efforts -- such as scientists investigating biofeedback, midwives running alternative birthing centers, and a Christian evangelist promoting meditation -- that would coalesce into the New Age movement.

Luis Mushro's business is pieces of famous people. He sells increasingly smaller and smaller slivers of their hair on eBay, often for several hundred dollars per strand. "Hair is a thing of beauty; it never fades yet it symbolizes growth," says the Michigan collector, who has been hocking historical hair from the heads of Abraham Lincoln, Marilyn Monroe, and John Lennon since 1992. It might sound strange, but hair can carry a hefty price tag. Last week, an auction house in Dallas sold some strands of hair collected from Ernesto "Che" Guevara, the slain Argentine socialist revolutionary, for $100,000.

Guardians of the Soul is a book about history, beauty, and love—the history of the monuments and the people they honor, the exquisite beauty of the hand-crafted sculpture, but, most of all, this is a book about the enduring love these magnificent statues of marble, granite, limestone, zinc, and bronze represent. Guardians of the Soul contains 188 moving photographs by Hoosier photographer, John Bower. The photos in Guardians of the Soul were taken in over 200 cemeteries, large and small, scattered all across Southern Indiana—that part of the state lying south of U.S. 40, the old National Road.