BUSES IN CITY GET ORDERS ON FUMES; Air Pollution Chief Warns of Enforcement Drive
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Greenburg warns bus cos of enforcement policy on curbing bus fumes; rules cited
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April 8, 1957
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Thousands of Cubans March in Havana to Show Support for Batista; BIG HAVANA RALLY SUPPORTS BATISTA
By R. Hart Phillips Special To the New York Times
thousands rally for Batista; illus; he greets crowds
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U.S. IS HEARTENED BY EGYPT'S STAND ON STATUS OF SUEZ; Officials Declare Preliminary Talks on International Role of Route Are Encouraging FINAl CLEARING IS NEAR Some Surprised by Idea That American Ship Established Free-Passage Principle
By Dana Adams Schmidt Special To the New York Times
removal of Abukir delayed by weather
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2 U.S. AIDES HELD ON HUNGARY TRIP; Attaches Interrogated After Passing Soviet Barracks
By the Associatcd Press
US mil attache Col Todd and asst Capt Gleason reptd held and questioned 5 hrs by Soviet and Hungarian mil authorities on country rd near Lepseny barracks; denied photographing installation; US Charge Barnes protests
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RACKET JURY HERE HELPED BY PUBLIC; U.S. Attorney Says Witnesses Are Volunteering to Tell of Labor Conditions
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Increasing public cooperation with the New York Federal grand jury investigation of labor racketeering was reported yesterday by Paul W. Williams, United States Attorney for the Southern District.
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Historical Context for April 8, 1957
In 1957, the world population was approximately 2,852,618,337 people[†]