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Title Section15 1953-11-29 1 SUNDAY EDITION VOL. IX. No. 289. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1968. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS15 words
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Article230 1953-11-29 1 Britain Warns Russia's Offer Signifies Li No Change LONDON, Nov. 28.— The British Foreign Office cautioned yesterday that Russia's willingness to talk things over with the West does not necessarily mean a basic change in the Soviet attitude to world problems. A Foreign Office spokesmanA.P. - 230 words
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223 1953-11-29 1 Korean decisions Building On Russia —DEAN PANMUNJOM, Nov. 28 Mr. Arthur Dean, the American envoy, told the Communist representatives here yesterday that all the decisions of the proposed Korean political conference should be binding on its signatories— which should include Russia. The Allied and) Communist subcommittees rtgumed their negotiations forReuter - 223 words
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Article180 1953-11-29 1 CEYLON PREMIER'S PLEDGE COLOMBO, Nov. 28. The Ceylon Government defeated an opposition motion of no confidence by 58 votes to 17 yesterday in the House of Representatives Opening the debate on the motion, opposition leader, M. Salomon Banderanaike said Government policy was "confusing" and left Ceylon "still within the Anglo-AmericanReuter - 180 words
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Article95 1953-11-29 1 iajisuuss, wov. za.— frime Minister Sir Winston Churchill s Conservatives beat down a rebellion from tffeir own ranks Thursday night, winning approval in the House of Lords of cabinet plans to Introduce commercial television in Britain. The peers by a 157-87 vote defeated a motion opposingA.P. - 95 words
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Article24 1953-11-29 1 COLOMBO, Nov. 28. U.S. Vtce-Presldent Bichard Nixon and his party arrived here yesterday from Rangoon continuine their tour of Asia- A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article85 1953-11-29 1 PUSAN (S. Korea), Nov. 28 —A great fire burned through the rear of teeming Pugan Friday, driving an estimated 300.000 people from their homes and destroying: the headquarters of the U.S. army which operates this vital port. Hours after the fire broke out Thursday night, its flames hadA.P. - 85 words
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Article25 1953-11-29 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 28.India's cotton imports from Egypt jumped from 143,825 bales in 1951-52 to 242.243 bales the following year, a Government iptHesmaa told A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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278 1953-11-29 1 Mayor Apologises For Rhee's Anti-Indian Outbursts! SHANTINAGAK, Nov. 27. Three junior oilicers and 59 men of the Indian Field Ambulance Unit which has been on a mission of mercy in Korea since November 1950 left Shantinagar on Nov. 25 for Japan on their278 words
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Article68 1953-11-29 1 OTTAWA, Nov. 27.—Canada spent $200,000,000 outside the country on the Korean war, Mr. Brooke Claxton, the Defence Minister said in the Hou s e of Commons yesterday. Announcing that 23,723 Canadian Servicemen fought in the campaign, Mr, Claxton added that if costs of administration andReuter - 68 words
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Article63 1953-11-29 1 CALCUTTA Nov. 27.—Petrol is being smuggled out ut an alarming rate from Nepal into Tibet, possibly for Communistic use, according to The Statesman's correspondent in Kathmandu capital of Nepal. j Salt and cloth, in great de-| mand in Tibet, also are being smuggled out. Nepa I c sA.P. - 63 words
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Article162 1953-11-29 1 Prakasam's Compromise Formula From our own correspondent KURNOOL, Nov. 28— The Chief Minister Prakasam on Friday placed before members of the Andhra State Legislative Assembly a compromise formula on the vexed capital issue. He declared that if members were willing to accept Kurnool as temp|>rary capital for three years, his162 words
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Article48 1953-11-29 1 PARIS, Nov. 28.— An Ame. rican military plane was reported to have crashed and burned yesterday near Orly Field, Paris' main airport. Later it waa learned there were some survivois. Presumably they had parachuted from the plane. Further details were not immediately available.- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article19 1953-11-29 1 KURNOOL: Sri N. Sanleeva Reddi has decided ;o resign the Presidentship '.f the Andhra Picvincial Cor: srress Committß? BNFSBNFS - 19 words
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229 1953-11-29 1 From our own correspondent MADRAS, Nov. 28.— The modified scheme of Elementary Education in rural schools Madras initiated by the Chief Minister Rajaji has won the full approval from the Special Foot -Man Expert Committee appointed to enquire into the soundness <rf theFOC - 229 words
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66 1953-11-29 1 BLIND LAWYER WINS ELECTION IN CALCUTTA From our own correspondent CALCUTTA Nov. 28.- -The blind advocate of Calcutta High Court S.tdhan Gupta has been elected to the House of People as Communist in the bye-election caused by the death of S. P. Mukerjee, defeating the distinguished jurist Radhabinod Pal, Congress66 words
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Article, Illustration410 1953-11-29 1 1 have seen Madam Auzune dance bewitchingly in pictures and I have read reports showering encomiums on her for her splendid performances in the Western countries and I was eagerly awaiting the day when I could see her in flesh and blood, nay dance before my eyes.410 words
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143 1953-11-29 1 More About Dalmia's Firms 9 Search A.P. NEW DELHI, Nov. 28.— Tb« Indian Governmeßt ha* ordered ttclstire of the nocounts am* records of tue nation-wide enterprises of multi-millionaire newspaper tycoon,, Seth Ramkrishna Dalmla. Spedal PoUoe KstanUshment Inspector-General. T. A. Bambawale said Friday. Bambauale declined «o dhmlK« the rea«i ms forA.P. - 143 words
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62 1953-11-29 1 NEW DELHI-. India is now paying Nepal Rs. 1,000,000 annually as a subsidy, accordtn* to a statement made by the Prime Minister in Parliv meat He flf^«*4 that Uw subsidy had been agreed to by the previous British Admints tratlon, but declined toBNFS - 62 words
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Article92 1953-11-29 1 LONDON, Nov. 28. Herbert Hoover, Jr., oil consultant to the U.S. State Department, conferred Friday with Foreign Office officials on the Anglo-Iranian oil dispute within a few hours of arriving by air from Washington. It waa his second trip to London moves toward reaching an Anglo-Iranian settlementAP - 92 words
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132 1953-11-29 1 Korean Political Confab U.S. STAND RE. RUSSIA PUNMUNJOM, Nov. 28.— The United Nations yesterday held firmly to its position that Russia should take part in the Korean political conference as a member of the Communist side and "should abide by its results." U.S. special envoy Arthur Dean repeated the AlliedA.P. - 132 words
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Article143 1953-11-29 1 Harijans Land Satyagraha HYDERABAD: Dr. B. r;. Ambedkar President of the Scheduled Castes Federation has asked hid partymen in Marathwada «.f Hyderabad State to withdraw t.^eir lauti satyaprraha in tne Auraffabad District. Out rf 1700 Saty.nRrahis, 1100 ha'i been released unconditionally without trial by the btatc Government. Commenting on thisBNFS - 143 words
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Article113 1953-11-29 1 KURNOOL: Owir.z to Urn accident of the :e of tno Congress nomin.v tue nonConErcss a:rou». in the Legislative Abseim'v hcored a victory in the election ojf the Deputy Speaker. Shri P. Sur/achandra Ra>> a Praja-SocialLs was elector Deputy Speaker defcjting' th» candidate set ap by theBNFS - 113 words
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Article111 1953-11-29 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Henry Cabot Lodge, chief United States delegate to the United Nations, announced Friday that President Eisenhower will recommend that Congress grant complete independence to Puerto Rico if at any time the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico asKs for it. Mr. Lodge madeA.P. - 111 words
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Article5017 1953-11-29 2 The following Is the third and test Instalment of a I i .'i>ort on th> urmilimr .to consider the contribution of Gandhlan outlook aaA techniques to the solution of tensions within and amoߣ nations held it New Delhi early this year. It is prepared by HUMAYUN KABIR5,017 words
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Article, Illustration1181 1953-11-29 3 SOYBEAN-Miracle Bean Of Asia U.S.A. The soybean, for centuries one of the most important agricultural products of Asia, today is establishing the same reputation in America. So highly regarded is the immigrant plant from, the Orient that American agriculturalists call it a "miracle" bean and "gold trom the rarth." One1,181 words
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Article794 1953-11-29 3 THE GANDHIAN WAY -III (Continued from page 2) develop in the child (and the adult) not only a consciousness of human rights but also of human duties. Since no man is infallible, any attempt to Impose one's own views on others by force is wrong, and in the context of794 words
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Article, Illustration590 1953-11-29 3 R. Satakopan - If Ever You Were Nehru 's Guest ....Take These Tips R. Satakopan (By NEW DELHI: Here is a tip i if you have a chance to entertain India's Prime Minister keep his food simple both in quantity and taste. That formula is certain to satisfy Jawaharlal Nehru's hunger and avoid590 words
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Article638 1953-11-29 3 any disputes. A pledge by nations that they would not engage in global war nor resort to arms except in self- defence would help in easing the existing tensions in the world. The seminar also de- clared that since the United Nations is an instrument forAP - 638 words
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Article217 1953-11-29 3 NEW DELHI. Wireltv* link between Hindnagar Korea and India, bridging a gap of Dearly 5.000 miles has been established by the Signal corps of the Indian Army. Work was begun on this link early in September by about forty men of an advance party of theFOC - 217 words
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Advertisement34 1953-11-29 3 A BOON TO LADIES World famous Herbal Tonic for the ailments of the Fair Sex SOLD EVERY WHERE Ask for booklets from the Agents: NAINA MOHAMED SONS, LTD., SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG, KUCHING SARAWAK.34 words
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Advertisement126 1953-11-29 3 \&l ilemember the three famous KM) years old I vßcl wines of China. .fffSJu^^ljlfjiJS ßn CHAN LEE CHYE MEDICATED WINE:—] Wgfihgl M 9 809-2 ujr <553 Consists of special "CHIN CHIN" deer horn m»>«ft FJjg^yW and prepared from famous herbs. Ai 4 KBSr Vmm ROAD KLXmm&^a JBp^^V j xßttjUJh fitting126 words
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542 1953-11-29 4 CEYLON NEWS: Tamil Children Asked To Quit Colombo Schools Investigation Into Allegations COLOMBO: Official Investigations into allegation* (hat Tamil children in Colombo schools have been asked to leave, have revealed that this has happened only at two assisted schools— both for girls, and both in Dehiwela. The inquiry ordered byFOC - 542 words
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Article206 1953-11-29 4 INDIA TO BOOST EXPORT TRADE NEW DKLHI. Government of India in their export-pro-motion drive axe taking even' step to prevent delays by cutting red-tape. They 'ire appointing a special officer to be in charge ol export promotion activities. The officer's rank will oe thai of a Deputy Secretary. Exporters hay»»BNFS - 206 words
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Article179 1953-11-29 4 MADKAb: 1 i.c finance Minister 01 Madras*, wno nw noius tne portfolio of Educa.tion. as won aiciareu. at a tea party given in nis honour, mat priority siuuid be given, in matters of caucation, first to primary education of cnilaren and that if financial resources permitted.BNFS - 179 words
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Article50 1953-11-29 4 Br. Red On Way To Mathurai COLrOMBO Mr. Henry Pollit. Secretary General British Communist Party will not be allowed to land in Ceylon. Mr. Pollit is leaving England thit week to visit India and Ceylon. He is to attend ti« Indian Communist Patty's Conference at Matiiural. in South India.- BNFSBNFS - 50 words
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Article, Illustration81 1953-11-29 4 Here are seen sotne of the exhibits on display at the Asian Arts Exhibition held ut the Oei Tiontt Ham Hall, University of Malay*. Th« Exhibition was declared open by Mrs. Ken NLiomya. wife of th£ Japanese ton.su' -General Sngapore. TLc top picture showa some81 words
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Article291 1953-11-29 4 —Contribute To Stray Dog Home •Every dog cath its day. and the Singapore stray dogj are to have a. home Off Thomson Koad a plot measuring 2'/ 3 acres, stylec 1 as Garden of Liberation' w.ll be the site of iI.OOO-home. It will be the firs, of its291 words
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Article52 1953-11-29 4 AHMEDAiBAD: A Cut en Ship la reported to have been looted by pirates, according to a. report published in the Bombay Chronicle from its Ahmcdubad correspondent. Th.^ ship was bound for Porbunder a port on the westcoast. The ship was carrying goods for certain Arab merchants atBNFS - 52 words
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Article42 1953-11-29 4 MADRAS: The Madras Government have decided ;o convert Coitrtallam Hill station and a health resort in S. India, into a tourist centre. In order to attract tourists, the Btate Government propos-i to develop the township and place it under c Commissioner. BNFSBNFS - 42 words
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140 1953-11-29 4 KURNOOL (Andhra): A well-drawn, large portrait of Shn Potti Sriramulu. who gave up his life at Madras on Dec. 15 last, after a fast ot 58 days, to draw the attention of Government to the immediate neca for the formation of a separate AndhraBNFS - 140 words
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Article96 1953-11-29 4 BOMBA\ rhc Maharaja of Mysore, who was on i>:-s way from Bangalore to New Delhi to meet a meeting of the former Rulers of States. met the film actor. Sabu Dastagir. The Maharja. was particularly pleased to meet Sabu. who originally hailed from his State,BNFS - 96 words
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134 1953-11-29 4 BOMBAY: The three-day conference of Automobile Associations in Agia. which concluded here on Wednesday decided to organize a ''tourist rally" from Geneva to Bombay by the end of next year to arouse public interest in long-distance touring by car. The rally, in which aboutFOC - 134 words
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176 1953-11-29 4 Patel's Son Heads Anti-Mahratta Movement BOMBAY: The GujuraO community of Bombay has. a. a public meetiig held hero, appointed an influential corn* mittee to prepare data, for submission to Government and tht Boundary commission to be shortly appointed, opposing the claim of Maharashtrians foi the merlin* of Greater Bombay inBNFS - 176 words
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Article135 1953-11-29 4 LUCKNOW The UPCC ha s expelled 83 Congressmen from the party and has debarred them from holding any office for four years for opposing official Congress candidates in the recent elections to local bodies. It has suspended 177 others from membership till they are able toFOC - 135 words
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Article34 1953-11-29 4 «^i-uk: Dr. Pattabhl 81--taramayya, Governor of MaKdav PradeBh WBe 7 -The hlef Mini ster. Pandit Shukla was the flr s t to call on Dr. Sitaramayya to con^. tulate him.- FOCFOC - 34 words
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Article24 1953-11-29 4 Merchants' Association haa SS ted^ C 0 ?l niral as man and Sobhraj Valiram and M. Soundararaian Jt. Secretaries, for the oomlnc VM BNTSBNFS - 24 words
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Article140 1953-11-29 4 No Bombing Of Tribesman Nehru NEW DELHI: 'lnsdf Wri injj in "The wmdustan Timcv in the form el a politic;,! diary says taat Jawahar.ii Nehru, ou' Prime MinisW vtfio always criticised u,e British authorities forbombr. tn« tribes of the North-Wei' Frontier in prepartitioned i n dia. has sow flatly refusedBNFS - 140 words
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Article61 1953-11-29 4 Tricolour On Kashmir Secretariat JAMMU (Kashmir Stat«). Tne Indian Union flag, tricolour, was hoisted over the Kashmir Government Secre. taiiat for the first time this week. The Kashmir flat fluttered on the same pot* below tho Indian Union's tri-colour flag. The fl\in^ ot the Union flair. It may be remembered,BNFS - 61 words
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Article145 1953-11-29 4 NEW DELML The First Family Welfare Service Centre sponsored by the Central Social Welfare Board for providing part time work to women in middle class families, was formally inaugurated by the Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr. T. T. Krithnamacnaii, in Delhi. At the site a matchFOC - 145 words
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Article89 1953-11-29 4 NEW DELHI: The P and T Department will issue, from Dec. 1, a new registration envelope embossed with the Asoka Pillar in an oval design. The current rates, namely "registration six anna* and postage two annas," are also marked thereon. This envelope will be sold at 91- v.FOC - 89 words
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