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The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 3

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MHOKO wioueu up agains( "Algerian Europeans! flocks of Moslems took advant- Four men reportedly beat Glen a a Moslems despite of-ago the uneasy truce in Al-Way Victor, 4111 Crockett, at the ficial guarantees and tlie agree- giers Thursday to return to their jC'oronudo Lounge at 50ti W. 10th merit." ij )s European sections for the about Pm 'raursday after ALGIERS, June 22 A I ''ive explosions roared out -'cusod Hie French police of violal-ithorities said they Imd no indica in 1 11 ie agrBemelU Army-Moslem ion that the Moslems would com- hy continuing with Hie demand. fire followed the blasts, ap- ly set by diehard Secret terrorists. There were no reports of in- jjurics in the western Algerian Kriday. June AnuirUlo GlolM-Ttect Week-End Money Savers! vi ieity.

Imt two women who had tak- w'iii'ii refuge on a terrace had to freed from wreckage. eastern seaport of Bone dur- The broadcast said Secret Annylfirst time. There was a argument about a shuffleboardj lommandos have "received in-illK) per cent return to work iii'vital me structions to light all provocationskily services. with gunfire." The broadcast made no 1 A few stores and restaurants The victim reported the inci-i dent to police and gave officers! concerning Tyler at Eighth Phone DR4-3711 A score of TM 1 "'P ly Another'incident occurred short- Moslems to begin implementing Thousands of Europeans again be- a ter midni ht at lne vic.Mon sieged airline offices for transpor- 0 or Hotel, when two men. Mike tlie Algerian provisional executive.

cy office. Another heavily dam- a low-rent housing office night. police headquarters, injuring 17-year-old Euroiwan youth. On Tuesday night Susini gave the Moslems 48 hours to begin Terrorists also hurled a score fuimiini; Moslcfai's vague prom- ioi.jpf hand grenades into a largely i so to integrate Europeans into they were walking in the parking 1 a le pi-ench high commissioner a car carrying fovir men meanwhile lifted all press censor-jcruised past and one of the per- Reo Paper Schenlev Scherins IK Saoboard Air I command Roeti 5iR Tlie Secret Army command in Hi'i western Algeria also reiterated its 3'is'refusal to recognize the cease- agreement, but declared in a "'Mpirale vattio broadcast from .1 that some other kind! IvJllS J. dealings were in the did not elaborate.

The Oran up by to vole Algeria independent. Strict jumped out ive. An- cellsors ilc i been imposed on cn i- Truck 1.5 D1CKSON CITY, Pa. (API--A demandingininaway tractor-trailer ship in Algeria to facilitate freedom of expression in the campaign before the July 1 self-de- all newspapers published or distributed in Algeria for nearly two sons in the car made profane remarks to the women. Sweet and Daniels charged the iermination referendum expected car and the four occupants One of Hie assailants ran for the car, jumped in, and yelled that vcars was going to run over the In France, a parliamentary com-1 two men on the ground, mittee summoned former Huwever, two other men came Georges Bidault to appear nextl'o lhe 1 of Sweel and Daniels, er charges of a I awa Daniels.

IfSrv.i head Kosemont, and Cecil Galbcaith.l fliijstamrSi OG establishment of aulonomousisimcit several buildings Thursday of Sa is 'lileii TMr 1 European enclaves in western Al-jnight. One person was killed and 01" ji'-iigeria. isevcn others injured. 1 Life in Algiers was returning! Police said the driver of the!" 10 JVvrapicIly to normal, but the Secret Edward Goodman, 24, (lault JjSArmy command there also spoke'Palmyra, N.Y., sounded his hornl TMt a Kiim fighting again this time withes the truck ran wild down theibrouglil al on charges lhatj (our js gendarmes. Dundaff street hill in this eastcrnjcould bring the death penalty.

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the persons in the! ac-iPennsylvania community. The summons was sent to j. racas fhis fact coupledi was seriously injured. Hisjdault's Paris address. He is th (he that folu youn apparently failed, policeilieved operating out of France, men were nvo eac raca said.

can send a proxy to appear be-ji eads ffj cers to believe the as-j 32 Swiff PL The truck, loaded with frozenjfore the committee. i foods, hit two parked cars,) I sheared off a pole, sliced off aj two-story porch several Tennessee AUSTIN, Tex. (DPI)- been sitting on, and ripped; Pecos Hearing sailants may have been the same, i Escorts Sought 'been subpoenaed or will sub-; ipoenaed for the Pecos court al a. m. Oilier courts have been; in AnKirillo, Plainview.

Dal-j Pecos antl Lubbock. The Dal-; and Pccos courts previously! two sessions each. Under the proposal, the studentjball July 15. use of a new, white! i would skip his senior year in highjconverlible, and all expenses i school and possibly receive a high! The lucky 100 will be carefully 'school diploma at the end of hisiscreened by a Miss Universe of-! i freshman year in college, jficial. They must be between 20' CHARLOTTE, N.C.

(AP)--Johni f' 10 is to encourage gifted and 30 and good dancers. "We are going into his (Es(es'! Otto, 19. arrested or jstudents to advance rapidly. structure." Wilson on two consecutive Traffic Tickets Becoming a Habit AMERICAN CUR8 1 ''I ccntl AVERAGES QUOTE: 12:00 1ND RAISL Ul ind into further development convicted in Recorder's on the various parls of on both counts Thursday. 2 i antitrust ease concerning Ihe! He was fined a total of $2.5 ammonia and Hie grain court costs, and his driver's li-', cense was revoked for six Patrolman 1).

L. Njvens fol-; SKT lowed Olto from the courtroom. 'UPI 1 Tile double: Nivens said Olio got into Lx 'ij ccHtennial ot the founding of Bry- car and started Io dvive away.il is jVi an and Hood's Texas Brigade in Niveus arrested him for Civil War will begin Saturday! llis license had been sus-; i Biyan with tlie crowning ot a landed. Otto posted bond ot S100J centennial qucon. on that charge.

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NO MATTER THE CONDITION! Fedway Lower Floor Williams-Boyce I A A All Kinds of Insurance and Bonds 2IS 6ft AHARILLO, New Sunbeam DRILLMASTER NOW JUST 12 GRAIN QUOTATIONS Cloiliw (r urn ished by Uhlmoriti Groin Cliicooo Futures WHEAT: 1 DOWH 1 I 1 220V3 5 DOSVN DO'wM KANSAS CITY FUTURES WHEAT: ulu DOWN Ks A A CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY (APl-CaWc 5CU; caK-cs steady; t.liolre stcerf, 75.5,0; and choke 2.190-25.00; heifers 23.7i; ulilitv cows Hogs 'WOO; weak to 2S tower; top 18.M Stiecn 100; no test. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO UPI-U5DA tod- calves none; iiordly caauih Io lest nrfr.cs; loii'Js choice 1,175 Hi 'trtiioliler steers load m'yc-a ((ocd nnd choicc. 9S Heifers 'jtonrinn! ond wood "0.00-25.03; utnitv Hoo-f 6'WQ; nclivr. sleody Io liin'ifi; stccirjy; 1-2 grhfa 1W- Ib birtchcrs 1B.75-19.25; mixed )-3 fjrndo ILis, 18.00-18.75; mixed grade 32S-SOO Io. sows CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO (AP) nutter unchanged.

imchonoed tu Vi lower; whiles mixed mediums standards 25. Drinking on Job Gels Official Nod PKTHOIT (UPH There's an clause in Ihc In- llrewwy Workers of Anicric.in Union's cont.rncl. II says "Free l)ccr shall be furnished Io iill employes 21 years of age or over (hiving the working diiy every two hours a spoiled beer or wann beer slinll not be served Io employes." 9 Terri's Tips Dear Tcrri: My mollicr uses a bomb for cockroaches, and claims it's good. Js she right? Doubtful Dottle Uciir Dollic: Yes, mother's right! Fizz bombs do kill roaches but, only those you can see. It takes brush on Johnson's No-Bonch to kill those thai nro In ami the noxious ycl-to-be-born baby roaches.

Tcrri No-Roach If nn FUKR FOOD We are sorry that the Ibss of working time caused By adverse weather conditions has forced us to switch the filming of two scenes in "Hud Bannon" from Claude to Paramount Studio in Hollywood. In each of these scenes we intended using several hundred residents of Amarillo and Claude, and it is these people in particular to whom we wish to convey our sincere regrets. We trust you realize the enormous daily cost of maintaining a motion picture company such as ours on location and the necessity, therefore, of staying within the limits of our original shooting schedule. As fhe time comes to leave this area we want to express our deep appreciation of the heartwarming hospitality and cooperation extended us by everyone. Although "Hud Bannon" is the first motion picture to be filmed here in many years, we are confident that others will follow if you are willing.

soon We hope that you will be proud of "Hud Bannon." You have all, in a way, contributed to it. Certainly, lacking your help, we would not have been able to get the fine results with which we return to Hollywood. MARTIN RITT, PAUL NEWMAN, IRVING RAVETCH and the entire "Hud Bannon" company. Drills metal, or wood, and to drive other labor-saving attachments. Does all your home repairs easier, faster.

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314,789
Years Available:
1924-1977