Army Resumes Six Month Enlistments In Reserves
The Army resumes a limited six month reserve training enlistment program through December. It will accept 6,300 youths aged 17 to 18 and 2,600 aged 18 to 26. Deferments for high school completion total 3,000 youths. Monthly intake about 2,000, allocated by area per undisclosed quotas.
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Kearns Nominated To Commerce Post
President Eisenhower nominated Henry Kearns 47 from La Verne California as assistant secretary of commerce for international affairs. The slate also included Earle Cocke Sr. of Atlanta for FDIC director six year term Arnold R Jones of Manhattan Kansas for deputy budget director and TVA board member Capt Charles Pierce of Bethesda to Coast and Geodetic Survey admiral Brig Gen William A Carter to Mississippi River Commission Frank A Southard Jr of New York City for another IMF term Cocke 62 a Democrat as Fulton National Bank official
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Tito Says Yugoslav Communism Follows Mao’s Path
President Tito told CBS that his views on communism are largely identical to Mao Tse-tung and that active coexistence offers the path to peace between West and East. The interview, filmed in Yugoslavia, aired with his wife at his villa in the Adriatic.
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U S Grants Jordan 20 Million in New Aid
The State Department announced a 20 million dollar aid package for Jordan, withheld Britain subsidies ended last year. Ten million dollars will support the kingdom's finances and another ten million funds military equipment.
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