Noisy Church Becomes Deaf Congregation Home
In Miami an abandoned church once rattled by jet noise at Opa-Locka Airport now serves as Trinity Deaf Zion, a Lutheran mission for the deaf led by Pastor Walter Busby. The 40 member Florida group holds services evenings, facing congregants as they read fingered prayers. Busby ministers to deaf communities in Tampa Pensacola and beyond, with visits to Sunland Training Center and Chattahoochee State Mental Hospital and Bible classes at the Florida School for the Deaf.
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Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Pastor Busby
Tampa
Pensacola
Florida
North Florida
Sunland
Jin Marianna
Chattahoochee State Mental Hospital
Morida School For the Deaf
Air Force Burns Classified Documents Without Pollution
Air Force officials report they have learned to burn classified documents without polluting the air at the Aerospace Defense Command HQ in Colorado Springs. A health officer says overload was corrected after investigation and complaints subsided as personnel learned proper use of the gas furnace.
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Air Force
el Paso
Aerospace Defense Command
Nietzels Pharmacy Praises Prescription Milestones
Ann Connor and M J Brammer thank customers as Nietzels celebrates filling 200000 new prescriptions and over 200000 renewals. They list other local pharmacies achieving large totals and pledge to continue their prescription tradition with fair prices in Muscatine.
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Bramway Resall Pharmacy
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Muscatine
Nietzel
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M. J
Chuck
Brammer Pharmacists
Morning Sun Serosis Club Holds Meeting
The March meeting of the Seroris Club met at the library with emphasis on Safe Use of Chemicals. Guest speaker Mrs Brayton of Burlington warned about risks from not reading labels. April 9 at the high school will honor seniors. Grass Fire and Wesleyan Guild events noted. Two huts found at Hell Gap in Wyoming date to about 8900 B.C., implying early paleo Indian houses.
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Seroris Club
Sheld
Brayton
Burlington
Braytons Chemicals
Wilma Meeker
Phronia McConahay
May McKinley
George Griffith
Marjorie McClure
Letts
Davenport
Hell Gap
Guernsey
Wyo
Hemisphere
Two Foreign Film Features In Festival at University
REFOCUS at the University of Iowa runs a week long student and professional film festival from March 18. It will screen two feature films Masculine Feminine by Jean Luc Godard and Odd Obsession by Ken Ichikawa along with five experimental and documentary works. Organised by the University Union Board, tickets are 50 cents, on sale March 11 at the Union Activities Center or by mail to Refocus Tickets Memorial Union.
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Refocus
University of Iowa
U Oftudent Union Board
Jean-Luc Godard
Guy de Maupassant
Paris
Jean-Pierre Leaud
Ken Ichikawa
Union Ballroom
Peter Weiss
Union Activities Center
Memorial Union
The Eagle Symbol Across Ages and Places
The eagle, national emblem of the United States, has long signified courage and power. It also represented Lagash, a Sumerian city from the third millennium BCE. The 1969 U S Open will be staged at Champions Golf Club in Houston.
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Champions Golf Club
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Ft. Myers
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Chris Marker
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