Amending the Selective Service Regulations

Signed by Harry S. Truman on September 25, 1951.

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  title        = {{Executive Order 10292: Amending the Selective Service Regulations}},
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Amends EO 9979, July 20, 1948; EO 9988, August 20, 1948; EO 9992, August 28, 1948; EO 10001, September 17, 1948; EO 10008, October 18, 1948; EO 10116, March 9, 1950; EO 10167, October 11, 1950; EO 10202, January 12, 1951; EO 10230, March 31, 1951; EO 10232, April 18, 1951

Amended by EO 10344, April 17, 1952 ; EO 10363, June 17, 1952; EO 10366, June 26, 1952; EO 10420, December 17, 1952; EO 10469, July 11, 1953; EO 10505, December 10, 1953; EO 10562, September 20, 1954; EO 10594, January 31, 1955; EO 10659, February 15, 1956; EO 10714, June 13, 1957; EO 10735, October 17, 1957; EO 10809, March 19, 1959; EO 10837, September 14, 1959; EO 10984, January 5, 1962; EO 11098, March 14, 1963; EO 11188, November 17, 1964; EO 11266, January 18, 1966; EO 11350, May 3, 1967; EO 11360

Revoked by EO 12553, February 25, 1986

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