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July 4, 1957

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Headlines from July 4, 1957

DEMOCRATS BACK EASING OF CURBS ON ALIEN QUOTAS; Key Legislators in Agreement on Compromise to Bring in 140,000 More in 2 Years

By John D. Morris Special To the New York Times

Sen Johnson, Repr Walter, other key Dems agree on compromise plan easing curbs as embodied in Kennedy and 3 co-sponsors bill; bill would allow 140,000-150,000 regular immigrants and refugees otherwise excluded; other terms; Dem strategists hope for Repub aid in steering bill through Cong

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CITY BUILDING UNIT STUDIED BY STATE; Heck Announces Watchdog Inquiry--Step Welcomed by Mayor and Aides

By Emanuel Perlmutter

Assemblyman Carlino and Speaker Heck score rept

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Moscow Ousters Termed Victory for 'Liberal' Policy; Indictment Is Stressed

By Harrison E. Salisbury

H E Salisbury sees victory for Khrushchev program

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Holiday Traffic Exodus Begins; 952 Police Cars Will Patrol City; 952 POLICE CARS ON HOLIDAY DUTY

By Unknown Author

NYC exodus starts; traffic rept

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U.S MAY SPREAD 'CLEAN' BOMB DATA; President Weighs Proposal to Give Others Knowledge on Eliminating Fall-Out U-235 Given to Others U.S. MAY SPREAD 'CLEAN' BOMB DATA Need of Unity Stressed 'Clean' Bomb Data Lacking

By Jack Raymond Special To the New York Times

Pres Eisenhower weighs US sharing knowledge of producing 'clean' bombs with USSR, others, news conf; says scientific advisers suggested it following proof it can be produced

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1957Rein Lang, Estonian politician and diplomat, 25th Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs^[†]

Rein Lang is an Estonian politician, a member of the Estonian Reform Party since 1995, and a diplomat. He was the Minister of Culture in Andrus Ansip's third cabinet until his resignation.

Historical Context for July 4, 1957

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

Headlines from July 4, 1957

DEMOCRATS BACK EASING OF CURBS ON ALIEN QUOTAS; Key Legislators in Agreement on Compromise to Bring in 140,000 More in 2 Years

CITY BUILDING UNIT STUDIED BY STATE; Heck Announces Watchdog Inquiry--Step Welcomed by Mayor and Aides

Moscow Ousters Termed Victory for 'Liberal' Policy; Indictment Is Stressed

Holiday Traffic Exodus Begins; 952 Police Cars Will Patrol City; 952 POLICE CARS ON HOLIDAY DUTY

U.S MAY SPREAD 'CLEAN' BOMB DATA; President Weighs Proposal to Give Others Knowledge on Eliminating Fall-Out U-235 Given to Others U.S. MAY SPREAD 'CLEAN' BOMB DATA Need of Unity Stressed 'Clean' Bomb Data Lacking

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Historical Context for July 4, 1957