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May 4, 1963

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S.L.A. PLANS STUDY OF BRIBE ATTEMPT; Prepares Inquiry on Aide's Case Dropped by Hogan S.L.A.INQUIRY SET IN BRIBE ATTEMPT

By Charles Grutzner

The State Liquor Authority is ready to begin its own investigation of an alleged attempt by one of its employes to shake down a nightclub owner for $2,000.

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Mobutu Compels Police Mutineers In Congo to Yield; CONGOLESE QUELL MUTINY BY POLICE

By J. Anthony Lukas Special To the New York Times

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KOZLOV'S ABSENCE IS LAID TO ILLNESS; Condition of Soviet Official, Who Has Not Attended Fetes, Causes Concern Absent Since April 13 KOZLOV'S ABSENCE IS LAID TO ILLNESS

By Unknown Author

Pravda says Kozlov has been absent from pub functions recently because of illness; diplomatic sources rept him partly paralyzed from brain hemorrhage

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HAITIANS PLACED UNDER ARMY RULE; CURFEW IMPOSED; Duvalier Tightens His Hold Through Country--Capital Quiet During Night CURB HITS DIPLOMATS O.A.S. Team Confers With Dominicans--Fighting Near Border Reported Diplomats Concerned HAITIANS PLACED UNDER ARMY RULE Precaution Indicated

By Richard Eder Special To the New York Times

martial law and curfew in effect, Port-au-Prince; tension described; illus

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SENATORS LIMIT POSTAL FUND CUT; Panel Restores $50 Million of $70 Million Reduction SENATORS LIMIT POSTAL FUND CUT

By C.p. Trussell Special To the New York Times

com votes to restore part

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Historical Context for May 4, 1963

In 1963, the world population was approximately 3,192,807,828 people^[†]