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The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 10

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Amarillo, Texas
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Itival Algerian Factions Working Toward Elections ALGJICKS (UP1) Hival i oal factions announced lodaj have reached a three-point mail to settle the Algerian oal crisis and set the stage elections. A joint declaration issued by Clem V. Davis Services Set I'AMPA, Aug. 2 Kinal rites for Clem V. Davis, 72.

of 518 N. Stunner will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Ducnkel-Carmichuel One-day Aluminum Strike Is Ended Ilaclj. Krim and the colonel, who heads later, military district loyal to lien Khider Houdiaf, and Col. Mohand Ould El Wednesday after a one-day seizure Telephone Firm Mohammed Khider, envoy of dissident Vice Premier Ahmed Hen Bella, and the leaders of the anli- Ben faction announced on: "A political bureau to run the country.

Elections for an Algerian con-i atilucnt assembly. A meeting of the National Coun-l oil of Uic Algerian "parliament" of the revolutionaryieffcdive Aug. 1. tional council movement. Frank P.

Field, former assisl-i a )0u a by Ben Bellist troops, arrived 4128th Squadron Wins Quarter Honor Jnight that the failure to reach hi U. Col. Sam H. Sharp of the indicated Burial will be in Fairview elcry. Mr.

Davis, a native of Mo- bcctie, was born May 20, 1890. I lldt lilt I'dilUl I wwi. i j. kjnui MI LIIU political settlement up to Field Maintenance Squad- "'s tamily moved to a arm cast meant there was little chance of at Amarillo Air Force Base Pam I elections before the end of the nonth. They originally had been Aug.

12. Khidei: said the elections for a DUMAS. Aug. 2--Promotion fi conslitucnt assembly now prob Uon lhree North Plains Telephone Co.j ab ly would be held Aug. 27.

andiofficials here has been said the meetingof recently received the ing Squadron of the award for the unit. The award covered the April- Upion. providing better job secur-jdown and furnaces cooled in prep- ity through longer vacations andiaration for the strike. pension improvements. The pact! Union president Eddie K.

Slnhl Amarillo JJ Thursday, August 1WI Safely Official Caught Speeding 1IARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)- The Spokesmen for both firms said'State Traffic Safety Bureau reproduction at some plants i ported Wednesday night Dr. Amos Ixi restored for as long asJE. Neyhart, executive secretary 'ceks, depending on the the Governor's Traffic Safety plant. All plants were shutjCouncIl, had been arrested for speeding.

A spokesman for the bureau said Dr. Neyhart was clocked by ended a one-day strike of said the union sought more jobjstatc Police the night of July 8 -security to counteract plant auto- (at 60 miles an hour in a 50-mile animation. He said automation hadjzone near Lewis Run, McKean union negotiators reached the union 5,000 members June scoring period and is based sonic Lodge. was a member of the Ma- workers at 22 plants Reynolds Aluminum ment a few minutes after mid-jthe last three years. night today, six and a half hours; after the Aluminum Company of, IND oxE.siA BUYS BONDS America agreed to a new con- 1 As a first offender Neyhart did not lose his license.

He was fined and received a warning i against future violations, the bu- on the SAC Management Control take place the assembly The award was presented by Col. William R. Calhoun sister. tract. At the same time Khider nounccd that Ben Bella and olhor; wns ame( offic( man and studying the Algerian sit- DIV INCREASED members of llie political burcau'ager and Morris G.

Peden was untion generally. I HOUSTON (AP)--The quarter, iirrive in Algiers late Frulay.lnamed plant superintendent. Today's agreement reached ly dividend on Houston Employes returning to TMz bon1 issue UNITED NATIONS UPI) -In- rcau spokesman said, idonesia has purchased i-orth of the S200 million Unitedjciassificd Ads Get Quick Results! Las Cnices Reynolds' plants. Alcoa signed itsbrinxir.K to the total contract Wednesday night, Rey- amount purchased or pledged to' nolds will do so today. a CHILD DROWNED lwo con a cts are much 1 Tile announcement Wednesday' HOUSTON (AP) Gilbert'alike.

Both provide for enlarged'brought to $27.740.000 actual pay-: Power Co slock has" b'eenlGarza, 2, drowned in an apart-! vacations, improved pensions andjments made so far by 18 coun- aft'cr the rival politicians met announced ThToro" "threat of increased to'45 cents from swimming work rules. Neither con-itries of the 46 pledged to make second day under mllitaryl mo ijons. civil war that had hung over the cents. Wednesday. tract includes a wage increase.

bond purchases. The announcement was issued! ATdcreonTpresidcnt witlTthVparticipation of Col. El C. MAURICE COFFEY, M.D. Diseases and Malfgnancln of lh Skin Announces OMnln0 of his ofices at 2414 West 8th St.

DRI-477I pre essure to solve their dispute andl Statistical Population, AAFB military population, esl. Labor lorce, Arnarlllo Area woier meters In use Light meters In uw Telephones In use ras meters ust 56.1«i 47,9301 72,440 to 620 Soring from 1 public school enrollment Birth certificates for June 292; Qealh certificates lor June 871 1962 Traffic fatalities 1V67 accidents CORPORATION COURT Traffic fines $1468.50 Criminal lines HS-1 Mumber in Jail City 87 Number In loll County 123 BUILDING PERMITS Heritage Homes, 5227 Jean, rcsi- dTice and attached ooraae, 124,000. Kerbftr, 1505 Elm, residence and oiloche'd goroge, S24.000. Fairway Home IDA Inde- ncndence allotment to residence, 13,300. Watson' Home 3811 HE 9th, pair lire damaae to residence, DISTRICT COURT SVilla Mae Purdy vs.

James Edward: Purdy Bonnie Irene Tuoslei Chorlci P. COuV-r'OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS Carolyn Dick vs. BUI B. pi.ck. Jerry Raymond Halford vs.

Faythe Lavonne Hallord. i Elma Curlln Flynn vi Pat H. f-'lvnn Jr. Jimmy Blokney vs. Marine Blakney.

Poul A. Meacham vs. Wanda Joe fAea- Jean Allen vs. Robert Bruce Allen. 1 MARRIAGE LICENSE I Hiawatha and Gwendolyn Vir-1 ginia Bradford.

I Larry L. Warden ond Jackie Lynn Constancio G. Trevino ond Rose Mary' Dudley i James Elw Burkett ond Toby Joe. GMbreath. Verms Francois Bouraue ond Martha J.

Taylor Glover. NEWCOMERS I Saf. JoieDh Barnes to 351? W.E. from Grelna, La. Richard Beil to 3303 Patterson Uom Boroer.

Sot Ross Briscoe to 1005 H. Spring; from Somis, Calif. W. Brown to 4201 E. 12th fromj N.M.

i 0. D. Butler to 3111 Lynette from Dallas. James Christian to 521B Loyce from' Brownficld. i Gory Combs 909 A.

Travis fromj Spearman. E. Corona to 118 H. Gollad from! Paso. i Johnnie M.

Dai Icy to 4811 Bonham, from Mesaultf. Joseph dePco to 2408 Houslon Aurora, Ml J. J. Forris Prtoenix, Bill Fraiier to 1708 8. Eastern from' Hereford.

Buri Garner lo Pullman Switch from Honford, Horkmj 5r, to 4120 Julie from Pam DO. C. Harmon to 3111 Apache from Wovoi.a, OKIa James Harrison to 612 Spring (rorn' Cressie Harrlss to 411 R.H. Tennessee from ChanninD Havtlnas to 3010 W. 10th from Auousla, Kansas Andy Havni to H.

Morrs from Reno, Nevada ffofhen Hulchinson to from Kansas Leonard Jacobs to 1-J03 Nance from, Cnldwaler. Kansas So). eonard Jocqijes to 1417 Ever-: oreen from Snringdale, Penn Dan Lacey to 3033 N.E. 26lh from! Lubbock Frank Llnaelbath to 3602 from San Antonio. M.

Lono to 939 Columbine from San Dieoo, Calif. Roberj Mogennelmer lo Mil Teckla! from Liberal, Kansas C. C. Mandevllle lo 1S01 Van Buren 1 from Pomoa i A1C Billv E. Mayer to 2323 Sanborn.

from Ft Worth Elvin E. Rams lo 45C7 Wlh trom Stillwater, Okla. LaMorr Ramsey to 5110 frrwn Canyon. Ronald Robblns to 1322 Smiley from: Pec os. i 1 eo T.

Rodoers to 1935 Beech from' Eik Cily, Okla. Otis (A. Scoll to 1904 Cherry from 1 Cnlhort. Jo C. Snulls to 4616 Travis from' flobbv to 4301 Jackson from 1 DiAe, Oklo Sot.

Llovfl Sleckimc to 1232 Iris frcnn Pauline, S.C Charles E. Whippo, IN to 4711 Bonhom rom LubbocK. METER A Jock H. lo 111-A Belview om 2920-A U'cstliovcn 2. M- Adorns to 2444 NW 9th from 1 H.

Florido Geo. W. AMard to 50? Louisiana from! 04-c Madison 1 W. B. Anderson to 4112 Tulanc from 80S Sunset I K.

noker lo 818 Tennessee from! '303 E. 4th. oul Boker to 9W Gardenia from 1 lO'O H. Virginia I T. Bartholomo to 193! Harrison' from woo Lincoln L.

Basdcn to 1237 Sycamore from' Gobies Jerome J. to Mesa Circle from 914 AusHn Robert Bennett to 3721 Rio Grande from 1 Araoohoc Leslie Beverly to 617 Hill from 1415-Aj R'cks. Edna M. Berry to 704 Bjvlns troi 7W Osooe. Vernon Block to Marrs from 1401 A I C.

Bobbltt lo 3627 Doris from 937 i Rusk. Edwin L. Brockelt to H. Mon: nnlfon from 1410 Eastern Tommy G. Brooks to 119 N.

Western lr 3SH-R polk i E. W. Bryan to 1225 Bonham from. '-Wl H. Fnlrlleld Dote Burcli to 2726 Aoochf from 51J: Prank Cates to Van Buren from HE 20th i Mnrvin Crone to 913 Dahlia from 3622 I Lvnn Dawson to 920 Bryan, Apt, loyd Molhcny io 3H 11th from! WJ Buchanan.

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