Compulsory Military Reserve Bill Advances in House
The House Armed Services Committee approved a compromise compulsory reserve bill by a 29 to 1 vote aiding President Eisenhower's goal of 2,900,000 reserves by 1960. The plan bypasses a racial segregation dispute tied to the national guard and faces further debate on related drafts and extensions.
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Hand Grenade Attacks U.S. Office in Saigon
In Saigon, terrorists believed Communist threw a hand grenade at the United States Information Office injuring a Frenchman. Leaflets were scattered near the office as anti American demonstrations intensify. Initial reports said no Americans were harmed.
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Rubber output in Indo China eyed for revival after war
In Saigon, rubber areas of Indo China lie mainly in pro Western zones with estates under friendly control. Output peaked at 75,000 tons in 1953, may dip to about 50,000 this year, and is expected to rise to at least 60,000 next year.
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