Captured by War and Love in Bru Translation Work
Carolyn Miller and her husband John D. Miller, both Wycliffe Bible Translators, were captured with their daughter LuAnne by Communist forces in Banmethout, Vietnam, in March 1975 and released in November 1975 after eight months as prisoners. They planned to return to Southeast Asia to continue translating the Bru language New Testament.
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Carolyn Miller
Carolyn
Houghton, N. Y
Houghton College
Houghton
Summer Institute of Linguistics
Univeristy of
North Dakota
The
Millers
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Southeast Asia
Christian Herald Books
Nevada club leader to attend Hawaii federation meeting
Phyllis Mac Eachern, Jr. director for the Nevada Federation of Women's Clubs, will attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs Executive Board meeting in Hawaii from September 10 to 17. She oversees organizing new clubs in Nevada.
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Phyllis Mac Eachern
Nevada Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hawaii
Mac Eachern
Nevada
Grants Open for NEA Funds in Nevada Arts Council
Applications are being accepted for grants from a 50 000 NEA fund available September 1. Eligible categories include general support staff development expansion arts information programs and more. Deadline is September 1 at 5 p.m. Contact 78445231 or mail to Nevada State Council on the Arts 560 Mill St Reno NV 89502.
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National Endowment For the Arts
Council
Nevada State Council On the Arts
Mill St
Reno
Nev
National Academy for Presidents proposed by Parliament of Women
The Parliament of Women proposes a National Academy for Presidents to train college age men and women for government roles. Mary L. T. Brown leads the group, which includes Lesley Frost and Katherine Harrington on its board. The plan envisions coeducation and aims to provide citizens with trained candidates for local to national offices. It also outlines juvenile crime proposals prioritizing restoration and parent accountability.
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Parliament
National
Academy For Presidents
United States
Mary L. T. Brown
School For Presidents
New York
Lesley Frost
Robert Frost
Katherine Harrington
Sperry Rand Corp
Celeste Holm
Brown
Parliament of
Ms. Brown
Hill and Knowlton, Inc
Parliament of Women
New York City
AT WITS END By Erma Bombeck
A humorous reflection on mothers navigating sons puberty and shower habits. The piece notes signals like relentless showers Deodorant use and mouthwash as signs of growing interest in girls. The author contrasts old cleanliness standards with male adolescence and ends with a light domestic observation.
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Wits End
Erma Bombeck
Billy Graham
Field Enterprises, Inc
Aspirin Still Favored For Arthritis Treatment
The Arthritis Foundation notes aspirin remains the preferred drug for rheumatoid arthritis as it reduces inflammation and pain. A pamphlet titled The Truth About Aspirin for Arthritis is available free by writing or calling 5030 Paradise Road Las Vegas NV 89119. Early diagnosis and faithful treatment prevent crippling from arthritis according to Foundation researchers.
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The
Arthritis Foundation
Paradise Road
A-207
Las Vegas
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