McKeon Describes Fatal March; 'KEON TESTIFIES ON FATAL MARCH McKeon Recalls Marches
By Wayne Phillips Special To the York York Times
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August 1, 1956
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ILLINOISAN HAPPY; Expresses 'Gratitude' for Backing--Denies Making Any Deal Reads Statement Kefauver Aide Shocked STEVENSON HAPPY AND 'CONFIDENT' Harriman Statement
By Richard J.h. Johnston Special To the New York Times
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DULLES DEPARTS FOR SUEZ TALKS; U.S. BLOCKS FUNDS; Secretary Flies to London Suddenly After President Asks Him to Attend CANAL'S ASSETS FROZEN Treasury Acts on Company's and Egypt's Holdings Here to Protect Investors Is Silent on Proposals Dulles Departs for Suez Parley; U.S. Freezes Egyptian Assets
By Edwin L. Dale Jr. Special To the New York Times
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Meyner Denounces Rebuff to Bigelow; MEYNER ASSAILS JERSEY SENATE Singles Out Dumont
By George Cable Wright Special To the New York Times
TRENTON, July 31--The Republican-controlled State Senate was the target today of widespread criticism led by Gov. Robert B. Meyner for its refusal to confirm the appointment of former Superior Court Judge John O. Bigelow as a member of the board of governors of Rutgers University.
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Khrushchev Appeals For Calm Over Suez; KHRUSHCHEV ASKS CALM OVER SUEZ
By Jack Raymond Special To the New York Times
MOSCOW, July 31--Nikita S. Khrushchev appealed to the Western powers today to be moderate in their reaction to Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal.
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Historical Context for August 1, 1956
In 1956, the world population was approximately 2,795,409,994 people[†]