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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1956

Page

12

Egypt to Spurn Red Dam Loan and West Aid Plan

Premier Nasser indicated Egypt rejected a Soviet offer to double the $200 million loan for the Aswan Dam. World Bank President Black said Cairo plans three-way Western aid with the United States Britain and the Bank, while Egypt seeks Nile waters agreement with the Sudan before any $200 million loan.

Egypt Nasser Cairo UNS Gamal Abdel Nasser Soviet Union Wiessaranaraus Uibus Ayare Eugene Black World Bank Nasser Sed Finiance Abdel Moneim Kaissoun York Nile U. S Britain Black Dmitri Shepilov Moscow Poland Mediterranean West Word Bank Sudan

Ike Walks From Room Without Aid

President Eisenhower left his Walter Reed Hospital bed for a 20 minute walk in the corridor with his wife and doctors. He later resumed hospital care and received Gen Alfred Gruenther for a 40 minute visit while continuing White House duties. He also accepted the resignation of Robert B McLeaish from the Farmers Home Administration after Senate committee remarks.

Washington Eisenhower Alfred M. Gruenther North Atlantic Treaty Organization White House Robert B. McLeaish Farmers Home Administration Senate Walter Reed Hospital

Miss West Virginia to add New Jersey title this weekend

Carolyn Miller of Martinsburg will fly to Asbury Park New Jersey this weekend to attend the New Jersey Marines Association convention where she will be crowned Semper Fidelis of New Jersey. The 18 year old West Virginia University student, a 5 4 brunette, will then go to New York City for further sessions in modeling and dramatic instruction as she prepares for the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City this September.

Miss West Virginia New Jersey Marines Morgantown Wesrginia Carolyn Miller Martinsburg Wil Asbury Park N. J New Jersey Marines Assa Semper Fidelis New Jer West Virginia University New York City Miller Marines Assn Atlantic i City W. J

Morris Harvey Picnic Tuesday at the college gym

Morris Harvey College will hold its Summer picnic Tuesday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the college gymnasium. A dinner is planned at 3:30 p.m. with recreation activities before and after. All students and faculty now attending Morris Harvey are invited free of charge.

Morris Harvey College Robert L. Bay- Jous Morris Harvey

Party to Visit State Guard Training Camp in Kentucky

A party of Selective Service and Army officers along with press representatives will fly to Ft. Knox today to observe training activities and the Governor's Day review of West Virginia National Guardsmen. Gov. Marland will join the two day visit to the Kentucky reservation, traveling by state plane and a TV 4 National Guard C-47.

Army Ft. Knox West Virginia Marland Kentucky National Guard Kanawha Dana R. Hamilton Selective Service Walter Co. Philipps Flf O. C. Damewood James A. May National Selective Service System Washington, D. C Mah Weary Story US S&s. Selective Service Washington Ross Edwards WCHS Milton Verost Raleigh Register Beckie Charles RB. Lewis The Associated Press John G. Morgan the Gazette

Strike at Gravely Plant Reopens Talks in Dunbar

The two week strike at Gravely Tractor in Dunbar shows progress as the company and United Steelworkers resume negotiations with Federal Mediator Joseph Wright. Workers walked out June 9 over a 18 cent hourly raise after rejecting the offer due to seniority and grievance clauses. In South Charleston, Westjvaco plant remains idle into a second day with no new talks scheduled.

Gravely Dunbar Joseph Wright Charleston Union The Éom Westjvaco

Guide to Easy Summer Meals in July

Change your ways with summer meals. See how your refrigerator and freezer can do most of that hot weather cooking for you. Ideas galore for easy summer meals in July.

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