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September 18, 1957

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U.N. ELECTS MUNRO AS SESSION OPENS; ADMITS MALAYA; New Zealander Is Named Assembly President for 12th Annual Session STRESSES ARMS ISSUES Ballot Follows Withdrawal of Dr. Malik, Candidate of Asian-African Group Unanimity Is Urged Dulles Hails Action U.N. ELECTS MUNRO AS SESSION OPENS Credentials Group Named

By Lindesay Parrott Special To the New York Times.the New York Times (BY PATRICK A. BURNS)

Malaya unanimously admitted by Assembly; is 82d member; Dr I Rahman s; illus

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U.S. SUMMONS 200 IN DRAFTING CASE AGAINST FAUBUS; He Confers Again With Hays in Effort to End Impasse at Little Rock School PLEA GOES TO GOVERNOR Mayor Calls for Withdrawal of Troops--Says Police Can Maintain Order Negro Students Barred Hays Seeks Solution U.S. SUMMONS 200 IN FAUBUS CASE

By Benjamin Fine Special To the New York Times

200 subpoenaed; Hays again confs with Faubus; Mann again asks withdrawal of troops; says police can handle situation; Faubus reptdly offered Negro leaders 'compromise' aimed at delaying 10 Negroes admission; NAACP refused; whites demonstrate at Central HS

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Historical Context for September 18, 1957

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