Indian Daily Mail, 28 June 1953
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Title Section16 1953-06-28 1 Indian Daily Mail vol. iv. \<>. i.s-l Jt 'f"*i g_ lt)s-*- «™™raijH^M^gg ttIUH f AGES 15 CENXS.16 words
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196 1953-06-28 1 Armistice First— Dulles WASHINGTON. June 27 The U.S. Secretary of Stat>> lb John Foster. Dulrfcs* said- Friday President Eisenhower" Lajßrirtar of possible nigh-lcvel conference with South Korean President Syngman Rhee, had in mind a meeting f t p r an armistice was signed, Mr.AP - 196 words
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Article136 1953-06-28 1 NEW DELHI, June 27. -At least one dispute over prisoners of war in Asia has oeen settled. Tne uovernment ne\i agency in remote Afgnanisian ■Live announced that the Afrnana and neighbouring Pakis.an have agreed to an exchange two Pakistan s~"dier s cap--aied on May 17 for 11136 words
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Article46 1953-06-28 1 13,62,000 ACRES FOR BHOODAN t-rm uur uwn Omrespondeoi AHMEDABAD. June 27.Und gifts t;talling thlrt^e ■akttt md sixty two thousam aereg hari been made toward Bhood n Movement of Achat y. Vinobha Bhave upto June i2 according to official icport: from twenty-one Bhoodan Pra '••!'i Bemltia. -Copyright.46 words
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Article128 1953-06-28 1 PEDRO: The persistence of Hindus in underrating •heir demands for fair treatment has compelled them to renounce Hinduism and embrace i-.iJddhism states memorial ent by the All-Cevlon Saiva Hanjana Maha Sabha and 'he AN-Oylon Minority Tamils M iha Sabha to the Maha Bo.thi Society and some128 words
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Article185 1953-06-28 1 NEW UcL.nl An Indtati Government BpokMman h.ia pnted on a staiement n.--listributed by the N ir Becretariat of Dtønna A Paiiugal claimiog thal Portuguese India enjovs ihe same pohtical Ubeities as the »t of Portugal." The gpokes■i f i that "thia wouid not 1 Vt any ono.''FOC - 185 words
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Article50 1953-06-28 1 Tram On Track Again In Madras rasa Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 27.—Pre--unary work to put trams tCM on UraCKfl in Madras nas oguti pending ratmcaiion of agreement stated to haw 'Cen arrived at between workers and management rcresentstlves. Thirty men estcrday started what is .escribed a» "maintenance vork."- -Copyright.50 words
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Article25 1953-06-28 1 OXFORD (England). June 7 Lady Rosemary Spencer:hurchJll, tall, blue-eyed cousin of Prime Minister Sir •Vinston Churchill, yesterday tarried Robin Muir, London usinessman.25 words
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Article120 1953-06-28 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 27. One hundred persons stated to be Tamil agitators demanding inclusion oi' Tiruttani lama ii? the Residuary State Thursday stood acios s the traca an., stopped Bombay-baund JanaU (all third class) Express bet amen Manur and nnrrailangs da stations 37 miles120 words
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Article115 1953-06-28 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 27.—Vijayawada Andhra l»radesh Executive meeting here inursoay uisapt-roved by resolution agitation now being carnea in tfeiiary more parUcuianv disobedience of law is that was harmful to get justice irpM boundary Commission with regard to legitimate oiaims of Andhras. The Committee strongly115 words
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282 1953-06-28 1 Useless Jungle Swamp Into Productive Padiland The Director of Drainage and Irrigation in the Federation of Malaya, Mr. P. McNee, Friday (Juno 26). conducted fellow directors of portfolios under the Member for Agriculture and Forestry (Tengku Ya'acob) on a tour of the highly successful Tan Jong Karang Irrigation scheme in282 words
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Article20 1953-06-28 1 MANILA. June 27. In a "Philippine town, it is now a irime to produce low-grade 30*0X1 A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-06-28 1 Photo. Kine Trlbhuvan of Nepal administers the oath of i» r \t r M P Kolrala, who ha» agaln become premier o N^al The ce^mony W a 8 held In KhatSu the NS>aU Capital. The Kiiig k> A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article90 1953-06-28 1 PARIS. June 27. Joseph Daniel, a big hearty man who "2LJ""* reputation as a poiticlan among politicians, friday was quickly approved as the new Premier of France ?w*! jn f- J" 1 cnd to the tlons 37-day political crisis. After being voted into office ?LJ. dA.P. - 90 words
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Article30 1953-06-28 1 BOMBAY: June 2 /.—The Indian Prime Minister Mr. Nehru, returned here last night after attending the Coronation and the Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference In Ixmdon. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article54 1953-06-28 1 *r.m Our Own Coriesp acMSBBt TtRUCHI. June 27. The Arst Additional Mag.slrate on Friday dismissed the esse in which Periyar and two othsrs of Draeida Kashsgam were charged with breaking idols of Ganesa at public meeting on May 17. He held no offence -was made, out54 words
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Article185 1953-06-28 1 CAPE TOWN: A major ie ,-islation in the South Af;ican Parliamentary session wnicn ..ens on July 3 will be to ex•nd the structure of apartheid various directions. During the session the Hv Bter ot Transport, Mr. Pan! -uer. u s expected to Sting ror ;rd legislation185 words
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Article75 1953-06-28 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 27. The six State Ministers who are scrutinising the proposals submitted by Partition Committee on division of personnel between Andhra and residuary States are faced with shortage of Andhra personnel to man posts to Andhra Secretariat. It la75 words
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Article304 1953-06-28 1 M A DRAS; A new industry for India is being dug out of ihe earth hx South Arcot district of Mad ras state. The Madras Government has launched a pilot project, the uret of its Kind in India, for .runing the recentiy discovered nch304 words
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144 1953-06-28 1 The deck passengers under* go untold miseries in the quarantine camp at Penang, Mid Mr. T. V. Ramakrishna Rao. Aerent for t*e Ooyernment of India in Kuala Lum- i pur. Thursday. The d«ek ■sn»n>J-S, Mr. Ra 9 a/W*d had to _>n a thin mattress on144 words
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Article355 1953-06-28 1 rrvn^o ESPS June 27 ne of the members of tho vlc#°J_S? BrlUsh Everest expedition yesterday offered this ■,ir«H y advice _> the foreign mountaineering teams which rT__2«_*TS aSked the Nepalese Government for permission the world's highest peak -"Everest should be forgotten now, like the South Pole355 words
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477 1953-06-28 1 CALCUTTA The Everest conqueror Tensing told a nn£„ C -!m erenCe I" lcutta on Wednesday that he was an Indian 'citizen and there had never been any doubts about KnH_£ L* rlJ*'- r? Wa ov «»-oye«l this morning when I K^LXJ?"!!! DumFOC - 477 words
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Article97 1953-06-28 1 NEW DELHI: The medals which will be presented by President Rajendra Prasad to Tensing, Sir Edmund Hillary and Sir John Hunt will be of gold and will weigh five to six tolas. On one side of the medal will be embossed a picture of Mount EverestFOC - 97 words
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Article, Illustration106 1953-06-28 1 King Tribhuvan of Nepal (centre) is shown here with the Everest heroes. Edmund Hillary of New Zealand (right) and Sherpa Tensing of Nepal, after they returned to Khatmandu, Capi.nl of Nepal, on foot after a 170-mile trek, June 20. At left is Colonel John Hunt of Britain,A.P. - 106 words
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Article126 1953-06-28 1 NEW YORK Vice President Radhakrishnan is the subject of an article in the Saturday Review Of Literature (New York) by Mrs. Dorothy Norman. Mrs. Norman says: Few contemporary Indian p/ii'osophy is negative as the energetic and dynamic Sir Sarvepalli Radhnkrishnan.. This might well be borne in126 words
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Advertisement53 1953-06-28 1 ->l."il .r::tin;iiiiinijiu4i!iilimiii,il. lij|;,'i!!'i1 ij|;,'i!!'i i Subscription Rates (BY POST) I Malaya, B. N. Homeo and Barawia. 1 McnU -).50 I M:ntha ig.so 0 Montha 33 ou ens fj *-,j CrTKCR PLACES 1 Month 0.00 :t Months |9 ;>o I 6 Months 39*00 I 1 Year 78.00 j ■s*m»s_e_s_«Bia i t53 words
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Article1506 1953-06-28 2 M. N. ROY - M. N. ROY By J.JISTORY does not repent itself but the past oi a country sets the pattern of its present and future to a large extant. l A ;e controversy nbout linguistic States should be guided by a due regard for this empirical truth. However1,506 words
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Article, Illustration82 1953-06-28 2 A Harl Raya treat for Ma'av members of the securitv lon is was given by the Se urity Forees Amenities Commit, ee, Selangor. at the Ch nese Assemblv Hall, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday, June 20. Among those present were lI.H. the Recent of Selang r; the Mentri Besar. SelanSf.-? 16 thm82 words
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311 1953-06-28 2 MADRAS: Sri T. Bh-Skan and a Member of the L'ni^n Pa lector of Kurnool thrice, said ti commodation for the temporal >• Andhra State. i Rao A'ayudu, retired I.C S., I lament, who had been Collat Kurnool had enough allocation of the capital of311 words
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64 1953-06-28 2 To Represent Ceylon at C'Wealth Varsity Talks LONDON: Sir Ivor Jennings. Vice-Chancellor of the Ceylon University, Professor P K. Chanmugam and Mr. Doric de Souza will represent Ceylon at the seventh- quin quennial conference of the universities of the Commonwealth to be held at Cambridge from July 13th-17th. Sir Ivor64 words
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316 1953-06-28 2 Singapore is first and Hongkong and Bombay arc ,e/e. second amongst UK most telephone-minded cities of the mainland of Asia, according to Mr. Evelyn J.Bunbury, Chairman of the Oriental Tesepnone ;'nd si-ectnc Company, in a statement just issued to shareholders. He cites figures given316 words
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Article209 1953-06-28 2 The sun is !rt.OCO,OOO miie•way from the earth, but b\ ohoppmg only 15 mile s off that instance, British scientists hope to take the finest photographs of it which ever have been seen They re to send up a balloon Jtted with b camera and a209 words
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Article, Illustration56 1953-06-28 2 Phot,.. A stpel-helmeted poiiceman uso* his rifle butt as a Teheran court is deared of feu ling pro-Shah and pro-Mos-s;ul»"i supporter*, June 14. Fhs u iroar broke up a criminal court hearing of a niunbei- of charge* against retired army offlcerH accused ,<f in .ii^aiin«r a moh attaok against MossadeqNA.P. - 56 words
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Article968 1953-06-28 2 LORD KINROSS - LORD KINROSS By XJISTORY, since it depends on geography, is for ever repeating itself. The world 1.1 s certain geugrap-icaj !>-3s which are always oaee .evn, j-nd pi .um ibly always will be centres of int^r national conflict. The Middle East is one of them. Ideographic968 words
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Article1352 1953-06-28 3 DONDICHERRY which chang-*" vd hands many <i time but ffhch by accident st.ll con tmu-- to be under an alien rufe is a hi iz-' poaae iston °f th French. Possession la n n points a law and stance has ro difficulty therefore .n claim1,352 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-06-28 3 Photo NVguil), President and Prem «r. shaken hands wl*h L_ Col. Oamal Abdel Nasser (eft), Deputy Premier sod Mini-ier af ihe uiiertur, aft ine „i»eiurn..it<>ii of me Interior, after the procia nation of t h e Republic. A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article, Illustration30 1953-06-28 3 Seyed Abolghassem Kafthani, Persian Religious leader, told thousands of his followers that th© Government of Premier Mos-sarf-eq is clamping down on Islamic activities while allowing Communist Tudeh organisation to operate30 words
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Article767 1953-06-28 3 J. M. SPEY - J. M. SPEY by Communist parties everywhere have been intensely active since the end of the sejbnd World War. Every JJJK they cashed in on the Allied victory. i n some countries, their claims to have contributed greatlv were well justified. In other.?, fn„«H P etens767 words
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Article1073 1953-06-28 3 ERNEST ATKINSON - ERNEST ATKINSON by yyHEN Gordon Richards, thc great jockey, was announced in the Coronation Honours list as one of the new knights. Lord Derby commented that this was the first time since thc Middle Ages that a man had been knighted for his equestrian performances. The1,073 words
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Article, Illustration44 1953-06-28 3 24-year-old Driver Abdul Manan of 52 Coy. R.A.S.C., has built up for himself a reputation a* a '-model driver" during the past six years in Malaya. Picture shown Cantain M. N. Murphy, British Officer of 52 Coy, R.ASC talking to "model driver" Abdul Manan.44 words
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126 1953-06-28 3 Three Circus Girls Plead Not Guilty Elizabeth Rosie and Plimena, described as circus girls, come to Ceylon on an India-Ceylon pass and performing at Galle, were arrested by the Galle Police in respect of cases filed against them by the Department of Immigration and Emigration. They appeared before the AdditionalFOC - 126 words
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Article82 1953-06-28 3 CAIRO. June 27. India's Prime Minister Xvcnru leu Joi ancw Deini eany yesterday alter a four-day visit to x^gypt. ne was seen off at the airport by President Monamed i>nguib. ivir. Nehru stopped over in Caut) on ins way noine i.oiu thc Coronation and the conferenceA.P. - 82 words
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Article125 1953-06-28 3 The Industrial Advisory Committee will discuss measures on Saturday to protect locally-manufactured cotton and rayon sarees under the Industrial Products Act. The Commissioner of Cottage Industries has requested the Minister of Industries to take necessary action in the interests of thc local Industry. This protectionFOC - 125 words
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Article35 1953-06-28 3 BOMBAY, June 27! Unofficial reports here said two persons were killed and 40 injured in a clash Thursday between police and paper mill workers at Secunderabad, ln Central Hyderabad state. FOCFOC - 35 words
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934 1953-06-28 4 Agreement Yet To Be Reach*"* n« R»i*n*._ Of About 5,50,500 BOMBAY: Mr. Dudley Senanayake, Prime Minister of Ceylon, Monday said though the IndoCeylon talks in London did not result in any agreement, they had a very useful effect. Tne Ceylon Prime Minister, whoFOC - 934 words
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Article108 1953-06-28 4 COLOMBO: At their thira meeting, the Piemiei.s of India and Ceylon failed to reach an immediate settlement of the question therefore must now cease. The position taken up by the Ceylonese Fremler Mr. Dudley Senanayake at the talks was: (1) that Ceylon would agree to gtve immediate citizenship108 words
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171 1953-06-28 4 First Ph. D From U.S. Varsity For Ceyion Thc first wwiMf of Philosopqy at 6 rce ever granted oy tuc umvaouy or -^uioviue. in tue souuiern miuwcotein state ol iveutUcny, nas go_e to a Ceylonese. Mr. Quintus F*rHe reoeived the Ph. D at the Lmveroity oi i^u.sviiie commencement exercises Sunaay,171 words
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Article81 1953-06-28 4 A successful 3rd Civics Course for 32 Indians was held in SHangor during the month; and another course en 'Civics Course' lines, was held in Penang for warders and prisoners Civics Courses throughout Malaya are proving themselves an unqualified success they are the finest form of education in81 words
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93 1953-06-28 4 Unemployment Among Tamil Workers: Not Perceptible The Federal Government Labour Department Monthly Re <>ort for May, 1953, says there «vas no perceptible general unemployment amongst South Indians as yet. This meeting is -eiag active y investigated jy the Labour Departi.ien. neudquariens and continuously oy officers in the field. An ex93 words
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Article121 1953-06-28 4 TRANSPORT TO ESTATE SCHOOLS The method whereby Labou. Officers adopt regrouped are<«s smail Asian LsUtes aie gathered, is proving satisfac tory and a cioser liaison bei ween thi s Department and employers and empoyees is beint; ouilt up. "A census is being made oi children of school attending age residing121 words
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Article170 1953-06-28 4 In Penang checks were made on 31 estates and 127 shop., and other places of employment. Most of the time avail able for this phase of the Department's work was devoted to the Accountant's list of defaulters. "It i 3 reported from Kedah vhat the Fund is170 words
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Article76 1953-06-28 4 Surprise inspections of shops continue to be made In all States and Settlements and -rosecutions. generally successail are taken where necessary Over all it is considered that •he benefits of the Ordinance ire becoming Inereaaliuriv _opredated. A degree of Govcn- wncal inspection will always be necessary, although the76 words
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248 1953-06-28 4 Investments Agriculture: Get Income Of More Than Rs. Im. _sjn___r_ T_r_ar •f*" income of Rs. 849 438 was earned by one of them wom investments while the other had Rs 789,712 7rom agrl culture. 6 In all there were 42,180 resident individuals who paid income tax during the year. ♦«J248 words
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535 1953-06-28 4 "E^OR some time past the Combined Inter-Services I Historical Section has been engaged in producing a detailed history of the Second World War, with reference to operations in which the Armed Forces of Undivided India took a prominent part orIIS - 535 words
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Article39 1953-06-28 4 VIENNA. Jun* 27.- tiling their "new lco't" la *he ccupation of Austria, the .jssi.ms have made a series ol i.nor new concessions in the ur-power Allied Contiol ouncil that watches over v usti la.— A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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