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January 6, 1958

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Headlines from January 6, 1958

France Sends Troops to Crush Red-Led Uprising in Cameroons; Acts to Prevent New 'Algeria' in African Territory Where Rebels Burned 60 Villages FRANCE COMBATS CAMEROONS RISING

By the United Press

French Min Chaban-Delmas sends troop reinforcements at Premier M'Bida request to crush Communist-led uprising by Union des Populations du Comeroun; 800 rebels under R Um Nyobe reptdly take refuge in Bamileke and Sanaga-Maratime area; map; 60 villages burned, villagers slain

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STATE'S REVENUES LAG BY 20 MILLION; TAX CUT IN DOUBT; New Estimate Puts Decline at 5 Million More Than Expected in November UNEMPLOYMENT PAY UP Harriman Expected to Tell Legislature Eisenhower's Policies Are Responsible STATE'S REVENUES LAG BY 20 MILLION

By Leo Eganspecial To the New York Times

fiscal '58 revenues run $20 million behind estimates

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EISENHOWER GETS MACMILLAN VIEWS; He and Prime Minister Have Exchanged Letters Since NATO Talks in Paris PRESIDENT KEEPS LINK WITH BRITON

By Jay Walzspecial To the New York Times

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National Economic Review Today

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Auto Risk Insurance Being Curbed Here; AUTO INSURANCE RESTRICTED HERE

By Joseph C. Ingraham

underwriters rept many NYS cos refuse or rigidly limit new business; continuing sharp rise in claims filed, rise in payments, and Supt Holz refusal to approve 9 1/2% rate rise

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1958Shlomo Glickstein, Israeli tennis player^[†]

Shlomo Glickstein is an Israeli former professional tennis player.

Historical Context for January 6, 1958

In 1958, the world population was approximately 2,911,249,671 people^[†]

Headlines from January 6, 1958

France Sends Troops to Crush Red-Led Uprising in Cameroons; Acts to Prevent New 'Algeria' in African Territory Where Rebels Burned 60 Villages FRANCE COMBATS CAMEROONS RISING

STATE'S REVENUES LAG BY 20 MILLION; TAX CUT IN DOUBT; New Estimate Puts Decline at 5 Million More Than Expected in November UNEMPLOYMENT PAY UP Harriman Expected to Tell Legislature Eisenhower's Policies Are Responsible STATE'S REVENUES LAG BY 20 MILLION

EISENHOWER GETS MACMILLAN VIEWS; He and Prime Minister Have Exchanged Letters Since NATO Talks in Paris PRESIDENT KEEPS LINK WITH BRITON

National Economic Review Today

Auto Risk Insurance Being Curbed Here; AUTO INSURANCE RESTRICTED HERE

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