(1)Lower house passes supplementary war contingency bills

(1)Lower house passes supplementary war contingency bills

TOKYO, Japan - A majority of House of Representatives members stand to pass a set of seven bills to supplement Japan's first war contingency legislation at a plenary session on May 20. Two of the seven bills are closely related to the operation of U.S. forces in Japan in the event of an attack on the country. (Kyodo)

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