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Faction Picks Mrs. Meir To Be Israel's Premier By MARCUS ELIASON Associated Press Writer JERUSALEM (AP) Leaders of the Mapai faction of Is rael's Labor party nominated Mrs. Golda Meir on Sunday night to be prime minister until the fall election. A spokesman said there was one abstention--believed to be Defense Minister Moshe Dayan -when Cabinet ministers from the Labor party met to choose a candidate. The party meets next Sunday to elect a successor to Levi Eshkol, who died last Wednesday.

Dayan's Rafi faction, which John E. Douglass Dies; Rites Slated BRECKENRIDGE (RNS) John Ed Douglass, 64, native of Breckenridge, died at Mercy Hospital at Bakersfield, at 4:20 p.m. Sunday. He had been hospitalized one month. Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday in Melton's Chapel of Memories in Breckenridge. Funeral mass will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church here. The Rev. Lawrence Breedlove, pastor, will officiate.

Burial will follow in Breckenridge Cemetery. He was born Sept. 27, 1904, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglass.

He was a graduate of Breckenridge High School and Southern Methodist University. He married Sara Jane Batey of Bessemer, Alabama, Jan. 14, 1929, in Breckenridge. He was a rancher and operated the Buckaroo Theatre here for 17 years. The family moved to California in 1968.

Survivors include his wife of Bakersfield; a son, Robert, Bakersfield; two daughters, Mrs. J. D. Horne Jr. of Columbus, and Mrs.

Charles A. Borger of Hinesville, Ark; nine grandchildren. Pallbearers will include Victor L. Harvey, Bill G. Gipson, Blake Johnson Don Hellinghausen, Raymond Stewart, Homer Martin, Haskell Key, and Jim Rominger.

Billy Owens Dies; Rites Are Pending COLORADO CITY (RNS) Billy Owens, 44, a lifelong resident of Colorado City, died at 9:35 p.m. Sunday at Root Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral arrangements are pending with Kiker and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Colorado City Cemetery. Born in Colorado City April 12, 1924, he married Earline McCarty in Loraine Feb.

14, 1947. He was a plumber. A World War II veteran, he was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife of Colorado City; one daughter, Billie Lucille Owens of the home: one sister, Mrs. Patsy Lambright of Bartlesville, Okla.

John Hunnicutt Funeral Pending SNYDER (RNS) Funeral services for John H. Hunnicutt, 91, who died at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Hillcrest Lodge after a brief illness, are pending at Bell-Seale Funeral Home. Mr. Hunnicutt was born Dec.

12, 1877, in Dallas County. Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Millie Kleghorn of Fluvanna and Mrs. Lela Jacobs of Clovis, N. and two sons, Charle and C.

H. (Jack) both of Fluvanna. Mrs. Blount Dies In Auto Crash Beverly Waters Blount, 24, daughter-in-law of Postmaster General Winton Blount, was killed in an auto accident early Sunday. The postmaster general flew from Washington attend the funeral held later in the day.

The accident involved a car driven by Mrs. Blount's husband, Winton M. Blount III, and another vehicle. Blount was not serioulsy injured. The couple had three children.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Trainin Site KILGORE, Tex. (AP) Kilgore has been named the permanent site of the East Texas Academy for training officers in a 14-county area. An Police academy will be located on the Kilgore College campus. The selection was made by vote of police chiefs at a meeting in Henderson.

Auto Accidents Said Increasing Cost to Economy NEW YORK (AP) Automobile accidents cost the American economy 14.2 billion in 1968, up $1.8 billion or 14 per cent over the 1967 figure of $12.4, billion, according to the Insurance Information Institute. There were a record 55,500 traffic deaths. 4.5 per cent more than the 1967 toll of 53.100. The stimated economic loss includes such factors as lost wages, expenses, property damage and the service cost of insurance, the institute said. Shrimp Adds Fluorite to Ocean PASADENA, Calif.

(AP) The quarter-inch-long opposum shrimp may have a big influence on the ocen's chemical structure by adding crystalline fluorite to the ocean's floor, a scientist says. The opposum shrimp has small button-shaped stones on its tail that are rich in fluorine. Dr. Heinz A. Lowenstam, professor paleoecology fornia his Institute of Technology.

says research buttons are added to floor deposits each time the tiny shrimp sheds it sexterior skeleton--as many as 40 times during its lifespan. The buttons then are eaten by bottom-feeding creatures that can digest some of the organic materials, liberating individual crystals of fluorite. At one time scientists believed that fluorine in seawater only from rocks on land and submarine volcanoes. Post Office Bids Slated for Hawley Reporter-News Capital Bureau WASHINGTON Rep. Omar Burleson wats informed Monday that bids will soon be sought for a new.

post office to be built at Hawley under the leaseconstruction program. A site on the west side of Eighth street, between Avenues and F. was selected in December for the new facility. Bid information will be posted shortly in the lobby of the existing post office. Interested parties may obtain further information from V.

E. Bell. real estate office, at the Lubbock Regional Post Office, Box 1886. Lubbock. 79408.

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Adverse weather delayed the first flight since Thursday, and the huge four engine jet was forced to fly below 3,000 feet Sunday instead of around 12.000 feet. Increasing ground winds! the scheduled 40-minute flight to 27. And the plane did not get over 350 miles an hour, though she is designed to fly at 1,400 m.p.h. Nevertheless, chief test pilot Andre Turcat, 47, said the Concorde "behaved perfectly" in her 90-degree sweep around this ish officials and area France. Britgovernthers" aircraft executives called the flight a "soaring triumph." Turcat said he plans to fly again in a few days, but the most critical tests of all--for sonic -are still more than a year away.

A British version will fly from Bristol in six weeks. Mrs. Doris Terry Funeral Is Today BROWNWOOD Funeral for Mrs. James (Doris) Terry, 47, of Mid West City, former Brownwood resident, was to be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Davis Morris Funeral Chapel.

The Rev. Garrett Creppon, pastor of Zephyr Methodist Church, was to officiate. Burial was to be in East Lawn Memorial Park. Mrs. Terry died Saturday morning in an Oklahoma City hospital.

Born Aug. 2, 1921, at Temple, she married J. E. Terry Sept. 9, 1942, at Brownwood.

They moved from Brownwood in 1945 and had lived in Oklahoma the past four years. Survivors include her husband of Oklahoma; two sons. H. L. Sikes of Fort Worth and Pitt of Brownwood; her father, Pitkin Bruner of Brownwood; two sisters, Mrs.

Ina Belle England of Brownwood and Mrs. Dorothy Scott of Houston; two brothers, Lawrence Bruner of Brownwood and Cecil Bruner of Sweetwater; one half brother, M. J. Grubbs of Fort Worth; four grandchildren. JANE RICHARDSON Managing Principle MUTUAL SECURITIES, INC.

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A party spokesman said the ministers, who were called together by acting Premier Yigal Allon, Dayan's chief rival, would appeal to her to accept the nomination. Mrs. Meir and others in control of the party have long been opposed to Dayan, who has a wide popular following but little political power base. She is known to favor Allon but to feel that he could not build a sufficient following among Israel's many political factions. Allon and Dayan probably will face each other in the fall election.

In Syria, the funeral for Col. Abdel Karim Jundi, the secret police chief who reportedly committed suicide Saturday night, showed that the nation's political turmoil has not been resolved. Jundi had been a chief ally of President Nouredin Atassi and Maj. Gen. Salah Jadid, who was reputed to be the strongman of the Baath Socialist party.

Atassi and Jadid were reported ousted in a coup last week led by Lt. Gen. Hafez Assad, but both attended Jundi's funeral riding in the presidential car. Government informants later reported Assad and Jadid had reached a truce and decided to hold a general conference of the Baath party in 10 days 1 to resolve the conflict. They said Assad felt sufficiently strong to allow this concession.

Another source said the police chief took his life after a heated Supporters Get Election Refunds RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Residents of Virginia's 3rd Congressional District who contributed to the election campaign of Democratic Rep. David Satterfield III, last fall have received refunds of 18 cents on each $1 contributed. "We raised a little bit more than we budgeted, and I was able to spend a little less than planned," said Satterfield, who easily won a third term in Congress. Satterfield said about $8,500 in contributions was refunded.

The campaign cost between $38,000 and $39,000, he said. Litterbug War SAN ANTONIO (AP) Bexar County commissioners have declared war on litterbugs. They ordered sheriff's deputies, constables and road employes to be on guard against garbage dumpers along county roads. Officials said the littering problem has become so serious that workmen are spending more time picking up litter than repairing roads. meeting of the Baath party Saturday night.

"There was a lot of shouting," he said. "Jundi walked out in a rage. He went to his office to put his affairs in order and then phoned a friend. Shortly he shot himself in the head." Israel's Foreign Ministry said Sunday it had learned that Iraq intends to hang another group of alleged spies, including three Jews, today or Tuesday. Spokesman Shmuel Ovnath said Israel was doing everything it could to mobilize world organizations, governments and public opinion to avert the executions.

Fourteen Iraqis were publicly executed as spies in Baghdad last January, and because nine of them were Jews there was "widespread condemnation abroad. In February, eight persons executed, but none of them were Jews and the foreign protests were minimal. $100 Check Goes a Long Way COLLINSVILLE, Ill. (AP) This is a story of a $100 check. Last month, Collinsville firemen stood watch overnight on a burning propane gas transport truck, holding the fire away from houses and preventing an explosion.

The owner of the truck, Delmar C. Thompson, wrote Fire Chief James Ray: "Because of your skill a night that could have been a nightmare turned into one that we look back on as very gratifying." He enclosed a $100 check. Days later, two families with six children, age six weeks to six years, found themselves stranded in Collinsville, 10 miles east of St. Louis. They were hitchhiking from Desloge, to Detroit, where the men had been promised jobs.

Policemen, a Baptist church, a food store, a dairy and a bakery, gave the families food and a place to stay the night. The firemen dug out Thompson's check, bought $88 worth of bus tickets to Detroit and gave the two families the remaining $12 for food along the way. Dog Jumps Into Crib; Baby Dies BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) One-month-old Susan Babiarz died Sunday after a pet dog jumped into her crib. The medical examiner's office said she was clawed on the chest, back and arms, and died of shock.

Three brothers sleeping in the same room were not disturbed. Mrs. Gabriel S. Babiarz, the child's mother, told police she found the 3-year-old German shepherd dog in the crib when she went to get Susan for an early morning feeding. The shepherd and another pet dog were impounded and police said the family would decide on their disposition.

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They were agreed to by Dutch Roman Catholic bishops last Wednesday as a compromise to prevent a schism in the Dutch Church over priestly celibacy. Four Amsterdam students' pastors asked their 1,200 parishioners last January to decide by March whether they were prepared to break with the Vatican and set up a dissident organization to retain Vrijburg as a priest. Vrijburg has announed he will marry Annemieke Reijmers, 21. The bishops set up a committee of six experts, including three guide Vrijburg's 'experimental preaching services. The subject for discussion on March 16 will be the denial of legal recognition to COC, the 12.000-member homosexual association in the Netherlands.

Tenants Hire Own Guard NEW YORK (AP) To combat crime, tenants in an upper West Side building now pay $10 a month per family to hire their own guard, Raphael Rothstein, tenant i in the 66-unit structure at 103rd Street and West End Avenue, said Sunday: "There's lot of old single women living in the building and no wthey feel much better." About two months ago, a 125- family unit on West 90th Street began hiring its own guard. Said tenant Edward Schwarzer, "We've stopped quite a bit of local crime. There's been only one mugging and at least a 40 per cent drop in thefts." THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene, Texas, Monday Evening, March 3, 1969 7-A by Wohl 3-5 IT'S NOT I'VE 60T TO DO AS MUCH WORK AS ALL THREE OF YOU PUT TOGETHER. VI 8 THY LABOR Helps Solve 3 Biggest FALSE TEETH Worries and Problems A little FASTESTH sprinkled on your dentures does all this: (1) Helps hold false teeth more firmly in place; (2) Holds them more comfortably; (3) Lets you bite up to harder without discomfort. FASTEETH Powder isalkaline (non-acid).

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