Nationalists in Morocco Spurn Offer
Nationalists in Morocco reject a Franco Moroccan government reform plan saying only Moroccans can approve changes since the August 1952 force act. Istiqlal party denounces the plan as illegitimate and calls for demonstrations on the anniversary of Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef's ouster. Ben Youssef, exiled, is a rallying point as France presses for a representative cabinet to end the crisis. Grandval has given the sultan until August 18 to decide, with a Paris report to follow.
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United States and Iran Sign Historic Friendship Pact
The United States and Iran signed a treaty of friendship, economic ties, and consular rights. Ambassador Selden Chain called it another step forward in the long history of cordial relations between the two countries.
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Western Allies Agree on Need for Arms
Western allies meeting in Paris after Geneva report say the western bloc must keep military power high for effective peace talks with the Russians. They see no proof of a Soviet cut yet, though Moscow claims 640000 soldiers to be reduced by December 15.
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Klan Revival Probed in East Texas
East Texas investigators probe reports of Ku Klux Klan activity aimed at fighting school integration. Attorney General John Ben Shepperd, working with local officials across 22 counties, warns citizens councils should not be confused with the Klan as authorities seek to curb any mob violence.
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New 40 Cent Stamp Featuring John Marshall Unveiled
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield announced a new 40 cent postage stamp bearing a portrait of John Marshall to go on sale in Richmond, Virginia, September 24, marking the 200th birth anniversary of the former chief justice as part of a ninth series of regular issues.
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