Indian Daily Mail, 30 June 1954
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Title Section16 1954-06-30 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL, X. No. 134. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1964 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article, Illustration38 1954-06-30 1 PHOTO. Indian Prime Minister MR. JAU'AHARLAL NEHKL. left in-eeting Chintue Premier MR. CHOU EN LAI on his arrival in New Delhi from Geneva on Jnn«» 25. Chon Kn Lai is seen profusely garlanded.- A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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248 1954-06-30 1 Rangoon Gives Rousing Reception To Chou En-Lai ROSE PETALS SHOWERED AS HE STEPS FROM PLANE RANGOON, June *9.~ Red China's Chou En-lai was showered with rose petals yesterday as he arrived here for a state visit. The Chinese I'reimer is expected to carry on his campaign to woo South AsianAP - 248 words
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775 1954-06-30 1 Nehru-Chou Communique After Delhi Talks NEW DELHI, June 29.— Prime Minister Nehru of India and Premier Chou En-lai of Red China urged jointly yesterday for an Indochinese political settlement creating free states "which should not be used for aggressive purposes or beReuter - 775 words
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Article182 1954-06-30 1 RANGOON, June 29.— The Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-L-ai and the Burmese Prime Minister U Nu had further talks lasting over three hours this morning, Liast night' the two statesmen met for over three and a half hours and it is believed they may have aReuter - 182 words
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Article105 1954-06-30 1 RANGOON, June 29.— Mr. Chou En-Bai, Chinese Communist Premier, today visited the Shwedagon Pagoda the biggest and most famous in the world, and the symbol of Burmese Buddhism. He first removed his shoes, as the usual mark of respect. The golden pagoda, standing 3B a hillReuter - 105 words
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Article232 1954-06-30 1 United States Still Unconvinced WASHINGTON, June 29. An announcement of an In-dian-Chinese non-aggresison pact forecast in some quarters might have put thie British negotiators here at a disadvantage in arguing against any move which might have prejudiced the chances of winning neutral Asian sympathy for western policy in Asia, itReuter - 232 words
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Article184 1954-06-30 1 MOSCOW. June 29— Pravda said today "strengthening of the day-to-day friendship of the peoples Of India and Chin* is the rno^t important factor preserving the peace in Asia." In a dispatch from the Indian capital at New Delhi, the special correspondent for the Soviet Communist party's official paperAP - 184 words
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58 1954-06-30 1 TRUMAN: SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT REPORTED KANSAS CITy, Juae 29. Former President Harry Tru--1 man, 70 Hi in hosplt^i here after a.n operation, improved yesterday and is "somewhat less serious than last night" a hospital spokesman said. He told reporters that Mr. Truman "is more alert and In better spirits." He saidReuter - 58 words
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Article261 1954-06-30 1 NEW YORK, June 29.— A Dragon swallows the sun tomorrow morning. This at least was one ancient superstitious explanation at wnat millions of people should oe able to see soon after dawn —a total eclipse of the sun or a good portion of it. The greatAP - 261 words
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168 1954-06-30 1 LONDON, June 29 Tho first traue mission from Red China to Britain since tne war arrived laot nignt from t>eueva The party of n was greeted Dy representatives BiltiiJi nims wno recently negotiated with tne OhiiK.se communists in Berlin. British businessmen are sponsoring theAP - 168 words
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139 1954-06-30 1 WASHINGTON PLANS FOR S.E.A. DEFENCE WASHINGTON, June 29. Anglo-American "study groups" are to be set up in Washington immediately to prepare plans for Southeast Asian defence in accordance with the agreement between President Eisenhower and Sir Winston Churchill, diplomatic sources said here last night. The groups will consiist of officialsReuter - 139 words
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Article, Illustration338 1954-06-30 1 WASHINGTON, June 29.— President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill declared yesterday they will "press forward with plans for collective defense" of Southeast Asia, regardless of whether peace negotiations for Indochina are successful. In a communique, they also expressed "conviction that further delay" inAP; A.P. - 338 words
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94 1954-06-30 1 Journalist Awarded U.S.$ 175,000 Damages NEW YORK, June 29.—/ Federal Court jury awarded American author "and journalist Qucntin Reynolds US $175,000 damages in his libel suit against U.S. newspaper Columnist Westbrook Fegler and two Hearst Publishing Corporations. The decision came early today after the jury had deliberated more than 10AP - 94 words
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80 1954-06-30 1 BOMBAY, June 29 The Indian Motion Picture Producers Association yesterday appealed to Prime Minister Nehru to ignore a petition signed by 13,000 Delhi housewives calling for a "cleaner films" campaign. D. M. Panchoil, the Aasocla. tion president, said he advi»ed Mr Nthnt tht pet^on bad beenAP - 80 words
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360 1954-06-30 1 N.S. MENTRI BESAR ON FED. ELECTIONS The Metotri Besar, Negri Sembilan, Incbe ShamsuiUn bin Nain, on Monday afternoon addressed about 100 penghulus, ketua^ K&mpongs and Malay school teachers hi the) Seremban Town Council Chamber and t*>ld them of the steps that have been taken to have an elected Federal Legislature.360 words
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534 1954-06-30 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed. June 30, 1954 PARIS TALKS AND AFTER j\|OST provoking indeed are the measures which the French are adopting in their Settlements in India, following the failure of the Paris Talks. They are the landing of arms and troops from the Indochina theatre, the digging and534 words
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Article, Illustration1639 1954-06-30 2 ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME ACCORDED ON ARRIVAL VISITING PREMIER STRESSES VALUE OF SINO-INDIAN FRIENDSHIP NEW DELHI: The Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai, was given an enthusiastic reception at New Delhi on June 25. Diplomats and Cabinet Ministers and more than 5,000 people watched Mr. Chou En-lai1,639 words
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Article71 1954-06-30 2 NEW DELHI: Mr Ohou En-iai had tea wHh the President on June «6, Besides Cabinet Minister* members o f the Dtpiomatte corps were alt*, prekent. Later, the Provident Held reception in the lawns of ttasbtrapati Bhavan in honour of th* £hlneae Prime Minister, Over 400 guests' inctadiag Mimsrters,FOC - 71 words
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Article106 1954-06-30 2 MADRAS: Mr. N. G. Mitra, Deputy Salt Commissioner, Government of India, said last week, that the salt pro. duction in the country was very satisfactory. India he said, was n O w producing more salt than was required and they were e ven able to exportFOC - 106 words
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394 1954-06-30 2 Women Put "Tilak" Mark On Chou's Forehead VISITING PREMIER SEES REFUGEE COLONIES NEW DELHI: Thousands of citizens cheered' Mr Chou En-lai, Prime Minister of China, when he dfrove round the city on Saturday morning, seeing the capital's ancittifc The slogan^ heard most during the 2i-hour drive were "ChouHNerhu Zindabad' 1394 words
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374 1954-06-30 2 GAUHATI: With tb« tnrb atent P*gl*Mya. River In Km. nip district overflowing its banks aad inundaWnjc a nuratv r of villages in tne Nalbari area, ail tne seven plains districts of Assam, arc now fioodstric ken. The trunk road between Nalbari and GoghraparFOC - 374 words
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Article347 1954-06-30 2 NEW DELHI: The Chinese Prime MUiiaer, Mr. Chou Bnlal, paid a handsome tribute to India's civil aviation on reaching New Deihl front Geneva in Air-indtfa Inter national's luxurious Co&s*ellabion. In a written message thanks in Chinese given to the Commander of the Constellation, A. CFOC - 347 words
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Article45 1954-06-30 2 CALCUTTA: About 1,000 tons of imported skimmed milk powder and 1.500 tons of evaporated tinned milk Is used annually by the personnel of India's Anmed Forces There is n 0 private mlik industry In this country to mett their requirements.- FOCFOC - 45 words
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Article86 1954-06-30 2 JAMSHEDPUR: Two men, reported to be from Andhra were severely beaten by a crowd in the Kadma locality here, when the local people suspected them of attempting to coax children to accompany them. The men were handed over to the police. Some toys and ■weets wereFOC - 86 words
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Advertisement40 1954-06-30 2 Such a iT^m treat J |J teeth J^^^l \%tt W^l^^i^: ooc g'Ae him Allenr^ burys Rusks rhe rich coura g e him to chew, \^P I 1^ th uS assisting him in 'SOLI AGENTS: BARUOW CO.i LTD Oetin *uil*!fif. Singapore.40 words
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134 1954-06-30 3 The Bombay Industrial Court has decfcSed to appoint assessors to help the court in de termining the rehabilitation requirements of the cotton textile industry in the city. The Rashtriya Mill Mazdooi Sangh, recognized as the re presentative union of the city's 200,000 textileFOC - 134 words
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Article390 1954-06-30 3 Mr. Raghavan Reported Seeking Transfer For Health Reasons NEW DELHI: With the External AfTala Ministry basr working out details of large-scale shuffling of Indian diolo mats ajroad^ there is considerable speculation not so much over the postings and transfers of officers, as over the possituUy oiFOC - 390 words
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192 1954-06-30 3 TRIVANDRUM: The Gov. ernment have sanctioned the construction of a trade school in the Kunnathunad-Chalakudy Project area at a cost of Rs. 1.24,070. The school is intend, ed to provide practical training to the residents of the Project area, especially children of artisans, inFOC - 192 words
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171 1954-06-30 3 SRINAGAR: Secretaries of the Legislatures in India, who met here last week under the chairmanship of Mr. M. N. jvaul, Secretary <>f the Lok b.->bha, decided to set up a committee to draft a memorandum regarding the proposal for setting up an AU.lndia Parliamentary Service.FOC - 171 words
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205 1954-06-30 3 Andhra High Court Inauguration Programme KURNOOL: The following is the programme connected with the inauguration ot the Andhra High Court at Guntur on July 5, it is officially learnt. The function will commence with the recitation of Vedic hymns at 10 a.m f The Chief Secretary, Mr. O. Pulla ReddiFOC - 205 words
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Article312 1954-06-30 3 "Too Many Visits By Ministers ALLAHABAD: Mr. B. I*. Pandey, former Chairman the Allahabad Municipal Board, appearing before tfee Kumbh Tragedy inquiry Ocmmittee for the third consecutive day last week, complained of lack of coordination and of constant friction among the various Government departments working in the male town.FOC - 312 words
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84 1954-06-30 3 NEW DELHI: The ChunarRobertsbunj line of the Northern Railway will be opened to traffic in the second week of Ju'y. Built at a n estimated cost of Rs. 2X crores, this 50-mile broadguage line was built three years ago to help in the development oFOC - 84 words
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Article67 1954-06-30 3 NAGPUR: A swarm of locusts, stated to be threo miles long and about one mile wide, entered Madhya Pradesh recently and was sighted over Banda tehsil in Sagar district, according to information received here last week. The swarm, which was mov. ing from east toFOC - 67 words
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Article155 1954-06-30 3 BOMBAY: The Portuguese Government had introduced certain new measures in the education system of Goa to prevent the influx of Goaii students into India reports receive^ in authoritative quarters here said. Under a new decree issued by the Director-General of Edu w cation in Lisbon,FOC - 155 words
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Article71 1954-06-30 3 KURNOOL: The Congress retained the seat for Duggirala in the by.election to to the Andhra Assembly, when Mr. Medur Nageswara Rao (Congress) was declared elected. He secured 21,923 votes. The following is the result: Mr. L. Balagangadhara Rao (Communist) 20,64^ Mr. Anc ha Venwateswarlu (X.L.P.) 5,725.FOC - 71 words
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Article162 1954-06-30 3 GAUHATI: Rupees 80 laki:s worth of plant and machinery will be supplied by the Canadian Government under th« Colombo Plan for Assam's Umtru Hydroelectric Project, the biggest project under the Five-Y«ar Plan. Disclosing this Mr. Baidyanath Mookherjee, the State Planning Minister, said that it was theFOC - 162 words
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Article76 1954-06-30 3 CUTTACK: Over 116 millimetre films were destroyed in a fire which broke out in the Public Relations office in Bhubaneswar in the early hours of last week. Fifty of these films were of the Films Division of the In. formation Ministry and all of them wereFOC - 76 words
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Advertisement304 1954-06-30 3 Services every day U 11IP Including Sunday. li. Flying time only 2|f _Jti£§k^& hours from Singa- J V Ew^i^ pore. Return fare "V-c f/^y^^r^ from Singapore I jr* MSIBO.OO. Cargo rate from Singapore 60 cents per kilogram. V I m the west KING TRIBHUVAN KATHMANDU: Forty-eight- nald said. "The King304 words
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Advertisement98 1954-06-30 3 J*&*^& Services every Sa'tur- ||g J[£ i day via Pena n g. j lik^i, Arriving 1405 hours. •l^V^'il^W Lunch served on iffluJj board. Return fare KjMillfilh from sin XK a P ore |i M 5368.00. Cargo rate M from Singapore M 51.86 per kilogram. Jj North to I Ijj Gangkok'-;98 words
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Article101 1954-06-30 4 COLOMBO: A well-known Ceylonese jeweller in Hongkong G. M. Arthur, who is at present in Colombo thinks that Ceylon is way behind Hongkong in many ways. 54-year.old Mr, Arthur, who left this country at the age of 18 and who has travelled widely in the East,FOC - 101 words
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247 1954-06-30 4 Stop Illicit Immigration Of "Stateless" Persons To India! COLOMBO: India ls believed to have asked Ceylon to adopt adequate measures to prevetot stateless persons and other non Indian national* from Illicitly entering India following Implementation of Ceylon's proposals to deny employmentFOC - 247 words
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Article102 1954-06-30 4 COLOMBO Storekeepers employe^ in the Irrigation Department have promised to assist the Government In eradieting bribery ana corniptioj in the Government Service. At the first annual general meeting of the Irrigation Department Storekeepers* Association held recently, they passed a resolution pledging thetir loyal support tvFOC - 102 words
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318 1954-06-30 4 APPEAL IN VARSITY CONTRACT CASE FAILS COLOMBO Mr Justice Gratiaen and Mr. Justice Fernando made order last week, dismissing with costs aa fiction for the recovery of Re. 45,000 on two causesi of action This appeal was by Mr B. W. Siyatu of Kadugannawa, from the judgment of Mr RFOC - 318 words
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119 1954-06-30 4 COLOMBO: Arriving in Colombo by Air India last week is Shrimati Vijayalakshmi, •sister of Shri Chamaraja Waidiya, Rajpramukh of Mysore State. Her brother was Maharaja belore. India abolished those princely states after Independence. Shlri m a t i Vijayalakshmi conies neither as a tourist norFOC - 119 words
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Article87 1954-06-30 4 MANNAR: The Second Secretary to the Indian High Commissioner in Ceylon spent sometime here investigating the problems of Indian resi. dents in the area, before he left by boat for India. A number of residents led by Mr. s. R. M. V. Velusamy went in a deputationFOC - 87 words
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252 1954-06-30 4 COLOMBO: Agreement has been reached at the highest level to explore the possibility of trade between Ceylon and the People's Republic of China next year on a wider scale than before. It is leant that the Prime Minister, J^r John Hotels wala,FOC - 252 words
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Article74 1954-06-30 4 JERANTUT ELECTION RESULTS Jerantut in Pahang w»,.it to the po.ls for the first time to elect a 12-man local Council on Sunday. The town was divided into two ward^ Jerantut Town and Sungei Jan New Village. In Jerantut Town Ward 68 per cent of the electorate voted to elect six74 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-06-30 4 Mr. BAFI AHMAD, grandson nyt the Founder and son of the present Head of the Ah. '•fnadlyya Movement, who arrived in Singapore on MontfUy, accompanied! by his wife, by a.B. "Asia." After a week's stay n Singapore, he will pro. ceed to Indonesia to join the53 words
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259 1954-06-30 4 NUWARA ELIYA: A Serious clash between the Tamil labourers and Sinhalese labourers on Gracelyn Estate, ln the St. Margaret's area of the Nuwara Eiya district, was averted by timely police intervention on June 8. It appeass that the Tamil labourers on the estate had struckFOC - 259 words
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127 1954-06-30 4 Why Buddhism Cannot Be State Religion JA-ELA: The Cabinet was! a mixed one, its members belonged to different religions and >t was, therefore, practically impassible to make Buddhism tn e State religion, said, Mr. R. G. S*nauayake, Mm ster of Commerce, Trade and Fisheries, at the annual general meeting ofFOC - 127 words
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Article, Illustration124 1954-06-30 4 Picture on top shows those who paiticipatea in the '-Miss Malaya" Beauty Contest in Singapore as they lined up on the stage of the Capitoi Theatre on Mon<a»y nignt 'me picture (right) shows the tea finalists alter the Judging (from lef tj Mrs. Aoverosmg), jh i.IDM - 124 words
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Article125 1954-06-30 4 A poster designed by Mr. Richard Beck, of Sandringham, Melbourne, a 42-year-old English industrial designer, has been chosen as the official poster for the Olympic Games to be he:d in Melbourne in 1956. The Chief Executive Officer of the Games Organising Committee, Lieut.-General W. Bndgeford, states125 words
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Article103 1954-06-30 4 KARACHI. June 29. -Mr. .uonainmed Ala, f rime Minister 01 jeaKistan, said touay nis government "is determined to cracK aown on a.l Communists ieiiow travellers, disruptivceiements and persons wno are dangerous to tne solidarity &n<» sovereignty of PaKistan." SpeaKing in the Constituent Assembly deoate on tneReuter - 103 words
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Article90 1954-06-30 4 At a annual general meet ing of the Hindustani pracnar Saoha Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, the following were elected ottice-beazcrs for 1954. President Sri Dayal char.d (re-elected); Vice President Sri sain Labhchand; Hon Secretary Sri I Gurdialsingn (re-elected); Hon. Treasurer Sri Li. Abnashsingh; Supervisor of Hindi Examinations and90 words
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Article122 1954-06-30 4 GAL.EWBLA: Archaeloeicaj Department official claim they have made a find in Polgaikanda, a hill covered by thick jungle one and a half miles from the Kandalama Tank Restoration scheme. A cave has been discovered with twenty.seven Brahmi letters inscribed on its dripledge.. Deteriorated mural paintings onFOC - 122 words
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Article139 1954-06-30 4 BANDITS RAID LABIS NEW VILLAGE Five armed and uniformed terrorist^ entered Labis New Village very early yesterday morning by cutting the j*}nmeter fence and stopped two Home Guards returning from routane beat duty and stoie their shot guns. An immediate follow-up by the police proved unsuccessful, says an Emergency Communique139 words
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Article71 1954-06-30 4 OTTAWA, June 29 cjanada celebrates the 87th ;n--niversary of her birth as a nation this week. Since the unification of the provinces and attainment of v constitution by royal proclamation on July l, 1878, Canada has arisen to thira place among the world's trading powers, quadrupled herReuter - 71 words
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37 1954-06-30 4 NEW DELHI, June 29 Karl Relss, a member of an Austrian expedition to Mount Saipal, 23,079 feet, in No.ihwest Nepal, died of pneumonia on the mountain, it was learned here today. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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