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December 28, 1957

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Historical Context for December 28, 1957

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

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DULLES BARS TIES OF NON-RED BLOCS; Tells Latin-American Body Idea Might Be Construed as Aggressive Intent

By E.w. Kenworthy Special To the New York Times

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U.S. Court Backs Dallas On Delay in lntegration; Upsets Lower Tribunal's Ruling Ordering Mixed Classes in January

By Special to The New York Times

Tex; Fed Appeals Ct delays indefinitely integration of Dallas pss ordered by Atwell for Jan 27; decision written by Judge Rives; holds deadline is matter for discretion of lower cts after considering local conditions; Rives cites decision in Arlington, Va, case in which Dist Ct held US Sup Ct edicts did not compel integration, but required no child be denied admission to ps on basis of race or color

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Dean of the Diplomatic Corps Makes a Farewell Call; Dean of Diplomatic Corps Pays Farewell Call at White House

By Unknown Author

Morgenstierne, (Amb) W M'de: on retirement; illus

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Soviet Presses Opposition To NATO Arms Talk Plans; Counter-Proposals Made

By Max Frankel Special To the New York Times

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500 MILLION FUND URGED TO EXPLOIT MISSILE ADVANCES; Administration Weighs Plan for Emergency Outlay Above Defense Budget

By John W. Finney Special To the New York Times

Adm weighs special $500-million Pres emergency fund; Sen Chavez opposes fund rise, urges redistributing funds already voted

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TRANSIT BODY BIDS COURT BAR STRIKE; GIVES QUILL OFFER; Injunction Move Incenses T. W. U. Chief--Authority's Money Proposal Refused ANGER AIMED AT MAYOR Union Head Charges Breach of Faith--Pacified, He Agrees to Negotiate

By Stanley Levey

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Franco Disbands Moorish Guard As Anti-Moroccan Talk Mounts; Step Is Laid to Spain's Ire Against Carrent Attack Upon Ifni Enclave

By Benjamin Welles Special To the New York Times

disbands Moorish Hon Guard in wake of anti-Moroccan sentiment in Spain

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14 Saved, 8 Missing In Mine Explosion; 14 SAFE, 8 MISSING IN VIRGINIA BLAST

By Unknown Author

gas explosion traps 25 miners in 2 secs, 500 ft down, Pacahontas Fuel mine, Amonate, Va; 14 rescued unhurt; US Mines Dir Ankeny en route for probe; map

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PRESIDENT STARTS HOLIDAY AT FARM; Takes Grandchildren for Gettysburg Rest--Plans to Work on Messages

By Jay Walz Special To the New York Times

they, Mrs John Eisenhower and children arrive; illus

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JAKARTA ACTIONS SCORED BY HATTA; Drive on Dutch III-Managed Ex-Vice President Says

By Tillman Durdin Special To the New York Times

Dr Hatta blames Govt bungling; Semarang situation worsens

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HARRIMAN IS COOL TO TAX RELIEF BID; Rebuts Meyner, Ribicoff-- Rhode Island Joins Fight

By Homer Bigart

denies tax law is discriminatory; is ready to conf but holds suggested changes would favor nonresidents; Carlino calls law discriminatory; urges Legis Com on Interstate Cooperation study

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PAY-OFF IS DENIED BY SCHOOL FIELD; Tennessee Judge Replies to Charge Made Before the Senate Racket Inquiry

By John N. Popham Special To the New York Times

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 27-- Criminal Court Judge Raulston Schoolfield vehemently denied tonight derogatory charges made against him in recent testimony before a Senate committee.

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