Bidault Is Expelled From Italy; Believed Heading for Germany; BIDAULT EXPELLED BY ITALIAN POLICE
By Arnaldo Cortesi Special To the New York Times
Bidault expelled from Italy; believed on way to W Ger
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September 9, 1962
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Robert Frost Finds Khrushchev Smart, Big and Unafraid; Message for Kennedy KHRUSHCHEV CHATS WITH POET FROST He Describes Meeting
By Seymour Topping Special To the New York Times
Frost repts Khrushchev stressed difficulty of problem in talk with him, held that next move was up to US, news conf, Moscow
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DOOLEY WILL RUN AS INDEPENDENT; Says Reid, Primary Victor, Cannot Win--Michaelian 'Astounded' at Decision G.O.P. Long in Control DOOLEY WILL RUN AS INDEPENDENT
By John W. Stevens Special To the New York Times
Dooley to run as ind Repub; holds Reid cannot beat Mayor Church; Michaelian scores move; urges him to reconsider
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First Projects to Retrain Unemployed Approved; Program Is Start of U.S. Effort to Help Those Made Jobless by Automation --2,437 to Be Taught in 11 States JOB RETRAINING APPROVED BY U.S. No New York Projects Yet
By John D. Pomfret Special To the New York Times
article on project
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Lower East Side Housing Co-op To Be Sponsored by 5 Colleges; 5 COLLEGES PLAN EAST SIDE CO-OP
By Emanuel Perlmutter
Five colleges have joined to sponsor Village View, a nonprofit cooperative housing project on the lower East Side, William Reid, chairman of the New York City Housing Authority, announced yesterday.
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Historical Context for September 9, 1962
In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people[†]