Malaya fights Communist bands amid jungle war
Southeast Asia may become the next front as Malaysian security forces launch brutal raids on suspected Communists. Police claim 50,000 troops back a hard line, with 5000 rebels and a core of 1500, many Mos cow trained. The jungle gives the Reds an edge while civilians suffer under emergency decrees.
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Washington Strike Halts Capital Newspapers
In Washington DC AFL mechanical workers strike for higher pay and shorter hours, stopping the morning Post Times-Herald and Evening Star News. Publishers offer arbitration. unions reject. Pressmen seek 8 dollar week rise and 35 hour week. stereotypers seek 9 dollar rise and 32.5 hour week. Present wages: pressmen 79.10 weekly, stereotypers 78.60.
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