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Page 5-A Want Ad Dept. 532-1971 TjiE EL. PAaJ iiMS El Paso's Newspaper Dial KE 2-1661 Saturday, July 2, 1966 STRIP A GO GO tl? i- tl ci a i ms is i no OTrongesT Triple Bill Any Exhibitor Can Offer! E. E. Diggs Assumes Post At First Presbyterian The Rev.

E. E. Diggs pastor emeritus of Altura (United) Presbyterian Church, will assume duties Friday as minister of visitation for First Presbyterian Church, 1620 N. Brown St. The Rev.

Mr. Diggs' principal duties will be to visit communicant members of the congregation who are ill or unable to attend worship services regularly because of age or physical infirmities. LAS VEGAS SUPER U1 I 7:45 THE HOT BEDS 9:00 PLEASURE GIRLS Mountain Park Officers Named The Mountain Park Swimming Pool and Tennis Club Inc. elected new officers Thursday night in a regular meeting at the associa tion park. S.

M. Red Ramsey of 3134 Mesa Verde Lane was named club president. Other officers were: Dr. John B. Miller, 7900 Big Bend Drive, vice president; Harry Martin, treasurer; and Mrs.

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Tony Flares, Mgr. 3622 E. MISSOURI at Stevens St. Coldest Draft Beer in Town ooooooooooo onivtt S1.40 A CARLOAD COLOR Under the Personal Management of Mr. and Mrs.

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Your Host DAVID LEAN'S FILM Three Hurt In Friday-Accident Traffic police late Friday night were investigating a three-car collision on North Loop Road and Orndorff Drive in which three persons were injured. None were seriously injured but were taken to Thomason General Hospital for treatment. The injured were identified as Maria Pisan of 8744 Tierra Verde Drive, Norma Pisan of the same address, and Irene Saldivar, 21. They were passengers in a car driven by Jose Pisan who was ticketed for negligent collision. A pedestrian, Ramon Duron 29, of 5778 Geiger Road, sustained severe abrasions and lacerations when he was struck by car at Cotton Street and Olive about 3:30 p.m.

Police said Duron was walking across Cotton Street in the crosswalk from west to east when he was struck down by a car driven bv Dorothy B. Vannerson of Fabens. Officers checked the Vannerson car and found it had a mechanical failure. A pedestrian, Ruben Aguilar, 3, of 7207 Flagstaff Court, suffered minor injuries when he was struck by a car in the 7200 block of Flagstaff Court Police said a car driven by Robert Magallanez 3309 Aberdeen was traveling west bound when the child ran from the north cub into the street and into the path of the automobile. The car skidded 30 feet and struck the boy as the car came to a halt.

The accident occurred around 6:30 p.m. In another afternoon accident First Avenue and Campbell Street, Police officer Fernando ena 29, of 233 Red Robin Drive, refused medical attention. He was involved in a collision with a car driven by Lorenzo Cordova of 6534 Mohawk Ave. Cordova was cited for improper backing and causing the collision with the officer's patrol car. The Erie Canal was also known Clinton's Ditch.

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(Exc. WEEKLY, PLUS MATINEE JULY 4 Only Theater capacity said. PRICES AND PERFORMANCES rn-ii mil I pft If FIRST SUBURBAN SHOWING! 7:45 11:15 He also will call on non-members who visit the church and attend services Sunday. The Rev. James I.

Oliver, pas tor-elect who announced the ap pointment with Carl Olsen, clerk of the session, will continue to work in the visitation area as will officers of the church. "The need for the services of a man like the Rev. Mr. Diggs was realized bv the Session of the church several years ago and we are delighted that he is join ing us," the Rev. Mr.

Oliver said. "He is well-known and well-loved in the community and with his help, we shall be able to do a much better job in maintaining communication with our con gregation. The Rev. Mr. Diggs many times has served as Moderator for meetings of the congregation TONIGHT AT 8:00 LAST snow W7 KE 2-1317 KE 2-1261 $2.50 2501 Montana FESTIVAL THEATRE ENDING TONIGHT! Exciting NANCY AMES Television' RESERVATIONS URGED FOR ALL SHOWS! Shows IMST1 -ASO Phone H6W Carte Blanche CAPRI MTI0IUL GENERAL CORPORATION FOX INTER-MOUNTAIN THEATRES Open 1:1 Today, Sun.

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Press secretary Bill D. Movers told newsmen at White House press headquarters here that McNamara gave the President the latest analysis of the effects of the raids. In speeches Thursday in Omaha, and Des Moines, Iowa, Johnson said that as long as North Viet Nam's Communist leaders refuse to talk peace, the raids will continue. "We would rather reason than fight Johnson said in Des Moines. "We are using our Dower in Viet Nam because the Communists give us no choice." In other calls to Washington from his Texas ranch, Johnson talked about: Pending civil rights legislation and other matters with Attv.

Gen. Nicholas Katzen- bach. National security affairs with Walt W. Rostow, a presi dential assistant. Legislation in general and the proposed demonstration cities bill in particular with Jo seph A.

Califano another presidential assistant. Johnson signed a bill extending for two years the Renegotiation Act which he described in a statement as "another impor tant tool in our quest to get a dollar's worth of value for every defense dollar." That law permits readjust ment of defense contracts if the renegotiation board determines the contractor's profit is too large. In the 15 years the law has been in effect, Johnson said, more than $2 billion has been returned to the government. Another bill signed by the President provides for stopgap appropriations to operate the government until Congress passes the regular annual money bills. The Johnsons younger daughter will turn 19 Saturday, but Moyers said "there are no plans for Luci's birthday." Lud is at the LBJ Ranch with her parents and her husband-to-be, Patrick J.

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