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June 23, 1957

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Historical Context for June 23, 1957

In 1957, the world population was approximately 2,852,618,337 people^[†]

Notable Births

1957Dave Houghton, Zimbabwean cricketer and coach^[†]

David Laud Houghton is a Zimbabwean cricket coach and former cricketer. He was the first test captain of Zimbabwe.

1957Frances McDormand, American actress, winner of the Triple Crown of Acting^[†]

Frances Louise McDormand is an American actress and film producer. In a career spanning over four decades, McDormand has received numerous accolades, including four Academy Awards, two Primetime Emmy Awards, and one Tony Award, making her one of the few performers to achieve the "Triple Crown of Acting". Additionally, she has received three BAFTA Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, four Screen Actors Guild Awards, and seven Critics' Choice Awards. Recognized for her roles in small-budget independent films, McDormand's worldwide box office gross exceeds $2.2 billion.

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Headlines from June 23, 1957

Administration Aides Seek To End Federal Slum Role; Treasury and Budget Bureau See Chance to Cut Spending--Housing Agency Fighting to Preserve Program

By Edwin L. Dale Jr. Special To the New York Times

forces within Adm urge end to slum-clearance program as 1 of few ways to cut spending

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British Exclude Dog Of Blind U.S. Student; BRITISH EXCLUDE BLIND MAN'S DOG

By Unknown Author

GB refuses to lift quarantine regulations to admit dog of US Fulbright scholar D Duty; he refuses to be separated from dog

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TRANSISTOR RIVAL DEVISED BY NAVY; 'Solion,' an Electrochemical Development, Seen as Aid in Control of Missiles

By John W. Finney Special To the New York Times

USN develops electrochem device temporarily called, 'solion' that may rival vacuum tube and transistor as basic circuit component; device depends on movement of ions in iodine solution; seen simplifying electronic control systems

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U.S. IS EXPECTED TO STEP UP RECALL OF FORCES ABROAD; Decision to Pull Combat Units Out of Japan Is Seen as Initiating New Policy MOVE RECEIVED CALMLY Review of Army Dispositions, Linked to Economy Drive, May Have Global Impact

By Russell Baker Special To the New York Times

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SECURITY REPORT URGES REVAMPING OF U. S. PROGRAM; Special Commission Backs an Independent Central Office to Direct Plan STIFF PENALTIES ASKED Experts Would Hear Risk Cases--Confrontation of Accusers Proposed

By Jay Walz Special To the New York Times

Delivers rept of Comm on Govt Security

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YOUNG G.O.P. HITS EISENHOWER STAND ON 4 OF 5 ISSUES; Delegates' Platform Backs His View on Rights--Ives Sees Senate Bill Lost

By Richard E. Mooney Special To the New York Times

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Major Sports News; BASEBALL

By Unknown Author

Williamette, Coaching Club Amer Oaks

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Doctor Cancels $1,500 Bill for Hoopers at Medical Group's Urging; DOCTOR CANCELS BILL TO HOOPERS

By McCandlish Phillips

Mother and father illus

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Moscow Declares Report on Hungary Ry U.N. Is Illegal; SOVIET ASSAILS HUNGARY REPORT

By Special to The New York Times

Hungarian veterans give to Gettysburg, Pa, painting of Eisenhower to memorialize Hungarian revolt

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SOVIET KEEPS BAN ON ENVOYS' TOURS; Shuns U.S. Suggestion That Both Ease Travel Curbs

By Special to The New York Times

US charges USSR ignored May 13 proposal despite Khrushchev TV statement

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NEW KOREA TALKS PROPOSED BY REDS; Immediate Conference Asked --Supersonic Jets to Join U.N. Forces Tomorrow

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reaction, NK; Premier Kim Il Sung urges withdrawing all foreign troops, new peace talks; NK Communist party press attacks US

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Front Page 1 -- No Title; Reaction to Stassen Proposal for First Step in Disarming Almost Entirely Negative

By Drew Middleton Special To the New York Times

LONDON, June 22--The Soviet Union's reaction to disclosure of the first section of a United States plan for an initial step in disarmament has been almost entirely negative, allied diplomatic officials reported today.

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