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NO SLUMP NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)— The summer slump hasn't affected Southern Baptists’ gifts to missions, according to SBC Treasurer Porter Routh, who reports Cooperative Program receipts for July totaled $1,936,884. an increase of more than

$100,000 over receipt* for July, 1964. The receipts also topped those for June, 1965, by $283,- j 000. The July total brought receipts for the first seven! months of the year to $12,740,- | 952, a gain of 5.54 per cent over I the corresponding period of ’64.

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Morocco Draws More Tourists RABAT, Morocco UPI -— Europe’s tourist migration is moving south — at least that's what the North African kingdom of Morocco is banking on. Tourism has done wonders in recent years for Mediterranean lands with sagging economies. The latest country to experience this short cut to economic revival through tourist revenue is Spain, which in 1964 played host to more than 14 million tourists. JuSt 20 miles across the Straits of Gibraltar, Morocco has taken heart from Spain’s tourist statistics, and is making A bid to follow the Iberian example. Ruled by 35-year-old King HasSSn, Morocco has hitherto been something of a collector’s piece for tourists, since it has aimed at the very upper-crust visitor — Sir Winston Churchill was a regular visitor to Marrakesh, and Jackie Kennedy was there in October, 1063. Now the Moroccans want also to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Everyman—and their A land of centuries-old tra-

ditions, a warm and temperate| climate, about 1.000 miles of! Atlantic and Mediterranean seaboard, and countryside as diverse and picturesque as one can wish. Morocco has a lot more to offer than the Frenchbuilt modernity of cities like Casablanca (over 1 million pop- ! ulation) and Rabat, or the

quaintness of Tangiers.

Fez (125 miles east of Rabat),. with its enormous labyrinthine | medina and ancient Karawine university, Marrakesh (200 miles south of Rabat, the capital of the medieval Moorish conquerors, and the "Beau Geste’’ country of the MorocI can south, with its nomads, fortified casbahs, camels and caravans, all reflect the tradii tional aspect of a country that first hustled into the modern world during the French pro-

tectorate from 1912 to 1956.

Today’s Morocco is both a stronghold of Islam and North African tradition and an admirer and imitator of the Western world. The traditional world of the mosque, the souk (or market), the desert haima (or tent) exist side by side with excellent road communications and some first-class hotels, ■ whose mosaics and fountains

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As one of the rare multiparty states in Africa. Morocco enjoys a freer political climate than other countries on the continent. Politically stable, Morocco has nonetheless not been able to avoid a gradual decline in its economic activity’. A new three-year plan to redress the economic situation has been adopted by the Moroccan parliament, and $60 million out of a total of $480 million are to be devoted to boost-

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Last year Morocco played host to 375,000 tourists—a rise of 30 per cent over the total for 1963 and more than double the number in 1960. The minister of information and tourism, Moulay Ahmed Alawi, is aiming at no less than 1.5 million tour-

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