France to Use Velvet Glove Policy in Morocco Move
France names civilian Francis Lacoste as resident general in Morocco to push a reformist program aimed at winning nationalist support. The change follows years of repression and terrorist activity, with Lacoste tasked to implement reforms to restore order under a new approach.
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Electronic Supermarkets Ahead
New York reports a forthcoming second retail revolution as vending machines electronic displays and rotating shelves redefine shopping. Stores may use numbered cards auto-checkout windows and electric eyes to track stock while conveyors and carousels let customers select and pay without moving from seats.
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Kerr Responds to Criticism Over Time Spent Away
In a Washington dispatch Sen. Robert Kerr notes criticism that he spends too much time away from his duties. He recalls past complaints during governorship and says critics would find fault no matter his direction. He did not name anyone specifically in the news release.
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