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April 27, 1958

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BUILD-UP REVIVES IN GAS INDUSTRY; Pipeline Companies Decide Not to Wait for Favorable Rate Ruling After All 80% RESUME PROJECTS Some Delay Is Indicated -An Assist to Economy Forecast This Year BUILD-UP REVIVES IN GAS INDUSTRY

By Gene Smith

80% of indus to begin $2-billion expansion program without waiting for decision in Memphis rate case; W B Poor, some cos execs comment

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YANKS TOP ORIOLES, 2-0, ON TURLEY'S 1-HIT PITCHING;; HOMER FOR CAREY

By John Drebinger

BALTIMORE, April 26 -- Bob Turley used the most forceful means known to the pitching craft today as he put a dramatic end to the Yankees' recent shenanigans.

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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK IN REVIEW; Leveling Off?

By Unknown Author

Is the recession leveling off? On that question last week there was intense debate in the U. S.

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ACCOUNT CLOSED; Death of G. J. Nathan Finishes an Era

By Brooks Atkinson

B Atkinson tribute

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MOSCOW SPURNS WESTERN APPEAL FOR JOINT TALKS; Notes Say Polish and Czech Envoys Should Take Part if Stand Is Pressed NEW DELAYS FORESEEN Soviet Is Believed Reluctant to Take Up Major Issues on a Summit Parley MOSCOW SPURNS WESTERN APPEAL

By William J. Jordenspecial To the New York Times

'whalesaling' in co-op apts discussed

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Historical Context for April 27, 1958

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