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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1955

Page

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Arafa to Resist Ouster in Morocco Crisis

Premier Edgar Faure signaled a likely plan to remove Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa and replace him with a regency council, as a Moroccan government of national union is formed under a throne council. The accord would redefine relations, replacing the French protectorate treaty. exile status for the former sultan may be allowed. French officials indicated high-level cabinet action expected Sunday. In Casablanca, thousands of Berbers laid down weapons as French troops pushed a cleanup operation after a weekend uprising.

Aix Les Bains France Edgar Faure Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa Faure Moulay Mohammed Ben Youssef Madagascar National Union Council of the Morocco Istiqlal (Independence Gilbert Grandval Grandval Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa Istiqlal Geneva Ahmed Balafrej Istiglal Party Onlay Arafa Istiglal Aix Ies Bains Balafrej Casablanca

U S Offers Pacts To Arabs Israel

New York August 26 The United States offered formal security guarantees to define frontiers between Israel and Arab states in a bid to calm the Middle East unrest. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, speaking with President Eisenhower’s authority, said the President would back formal treaty commitments to prevent forceful boundary changes if other related problems are resolved, amid growing Soviet attention to the region.

New York United States Middle East Israel Eisenhowier Washington Russia John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Dulles United Nations Council On Foreign Relations Voice of America America

Texans Lose Suit to Stop Integration

Big Spring Texas district court refused an injunction against desegregation and state aid. Judge Charlie Sullivan ruled districts may desegregate and still receive state funds, affecting 64 districts. The decision guides Texas 2 000 districts while East Texas remains resistant.

Big Spring Tex Texas Public Charlie Sullivan Texas Citizens Council Sullivan Big Spring Independent J. W. Edgar Robert Calvert Texas East Texas Supreme Court Jones Carlton

Inside Today Pages Amusements and Sections

The page lists content across AMUSEMENTS, Astrology, Comic Pages, Crossword Puzzle, Editorials, Gazette Want Ads, Market Report, Obituary, Funeral at Radio, Sports Pages, By Television and World Last Night. It signals a busy daily read with feature sections and notices.

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Williams Lashes Administration at GOP Morals

Williams criticizes the Eisenhower Administration for "questionable judgment" and lacking "elementary moral values" over Dixon-Yates and Talbott. He urges honesty and public trust, saying morality links to politics and urging new ideas while addressing a Young Democrats convention in Beckley with 400 delegates. He dismisses speculation about a presidential bid.

Thomas F. Stafford Gazette Beckley Michigan G. Mennen Williams Eisenhower Arsenal of Democracy Dixon-Yates Talbott Williams West, Virginia Robert C. Byrd M. G. Burnside Huntington Harley Staggers Keyser Memorial Black Knight Country Club West Virginia Chicago Esther Quigley Andrew CIO United Automobile Workers Harrison Sheet Steel Co Quigley

Senators Endorse Tax Cuts

Washington August 26 top Senate Finance Committee Republican and Democratic members backed tax cuts next year with caution from Chairman Byrd. Senators George Millikin said reductions possible even if spending and income do not balance. Byrd warned against premature tax cuts and urged spending retrenchment to balance the budget. George in Vienna Ga noted Congress will cut taxes next year.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Byrd D-Va George D-Ga Millikin Ur-Cole Eberharter D-Pa House Ways and Means Tie Senate Treasey Humphrey George and Millikin Congress Treasury Vienna

Jurist Ends Contempt Case Over Foster-Cather Family Support

Henry Drury of Mammoth, 40, to be released after promising to resume payments to the Department of Public Assistance for two fostered boys. He was jailed for 12 months for contempt after missing child support. judge warned he must quit living with an unmarried partner and settle finances before the boys can be returned.

Department of Public Assistance Henry Drury Mammoth Herbert W.richardson Drury Richardson DPA

Moody Hints Coal Price Increases

Southern coal producers approved a two stage wage increase totaling 25 cents per hour for miners, with 15 cents in September and 10 cents in April, signed amid UMW pressure. Moody warned the pact will raise coal costs regionally and could worsen unemployment and economic distress in producing areas.

Southern Coal Producers United Mine Workers Northern Joseph E. Moody Southern Coal Producers Assn Washington, D. C UMW John L. Lewis Southern Group Moody Southern Producers United Mine Workers of America Moody's Steel and Sale

Union Officers to Explain Hire Contract Terms Meeting

United Mine Workers District 170 of Charleston will hold a meeting of local officers and members tomorrow at Kanawha County Courthouse Intermediate Courtroom. Raymond Lewis said the session aims to explain the terms of the new contract negotiated in Washington.

Indiana Illinois United Mine Workers District 170 Charleston Kanawha County Raymond Lewis UMW John J. Lewis Washington

State Shares Prosperity Retail Sales Rise in Fifth District

In the Fifth District including West Virginia and DC, department store sales rose about eight percent for the week ending August 20 from a year earlier, while consumer loans climbed and business loans declined by roughly 2.37 million to 746.7 million. The Richmond Fed surveyed 46 banks, noting a strong retail surge and mixed loan activity amid overall district conditions.

Richmond West Virginia District of Columbia Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Treasury U. S Maryland Virginia North South Carolina

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