Indian Daily Mail, 19 October 1954
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Title Section16 1954-10-19 1 Indian Daily Mail VO^. X No. 243. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1954 h\)VR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article206 1954-10-19 1 Will Spend 5 Days In Peking: Tentative I Programme Of China Tour Announced CAATON, Oct. 18: Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian l*rime Minister, arrived here from Hanoi by air today for a 12-day visit to China. Mr. Nehru was received at the airport by General Yuan206 words
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Article262 1954-10-19 1 HONGKONG, Oct. 18. Mr. Nehru, the Prime Minister of India, left Hanoi, the new Vietminh capital in Northern Indo-China today, for China, the Vietminh Radio annoounc■4 Mr. Nehru arrived in Hanoi yesterday from Rangoon, the Burmese capital, for his first meeting with Ho Chi Minh, theReuter - 262 words
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Article154 1954-10-19 1 PARIS, Oct. 18: India's Prime Minister JawaInrlal Nehiu shopped for three hours yesterday in Yu'nt'ane, capital of the tiny Laotian kingdom, on his m|| lo Hnnoi, the French press agency reported. i Hanoi, Nehru will meet Ho Chi Minh, Presi- it of Vietminh he;d Vietnam. Mr.AP - 154 words
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Article196 1954-10-19 1 WHAT NEHRU WILL DISCUSS IN CHINA HAiPttONG, Oct. 18. Mr. lawaharlai Nehru, the Indian Pr.me Minister, leaves by &ir for Commun et China today 4ltur an overnight stay at Han i. the new Vietminh Communist capital in Northern Lndc -China. The Premier arrived in Hanoi from Rangoon yesterday and metReuter - 196 words
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Article198 1954-10-19 1 HAIPHONG, Oct. 18. —Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian f'rirnc M nister. arrived at Hanoi yesterday afternoon for his visit to lndo-China on his way to Pekiny He dined with H° Ch 1 Minn.. the Vietmnh President «ind <^ther Victminh leaders toIt wis the first meeting betweenReuter - 198 words
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Article189 1954-10-19 1 Nehru - Nehru U. S. Identifies With Colonialism NEW YORK, Oct. 18: Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India denied that he is pro-Communist and said he is convinced that his country is helping promote peace in Asia by serving as a bridge between two opposing b.ock.s. in an interview189 words
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Article57 1954-10-19 1 LONDON, Oct. 18. Sir Hartley Shawcross, Labour member of Parliament and former Attorney General said here on his return from tlxe united States; "The Americana are disturbed about our .relations with the Chinese. "They are much nearer China and had very neaw losses in .Korea, Trey look askanceReuter - 57 words
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352 1954-10-19 1 BOMBAY: Oct. 18: Mr. B. Muthukumarapa Redffiat le?der of the "Liberation Movement' in the French India settlements, called for a nautanoju venlict in favour ol a merger with India at today s Congress which will decide the future offteFjfflJ xttfements the IndianReuter - 352 words
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Article, Illustration69 1954-10-19 1 DR. SIR RM. ALAGAPPA CHETTIAR, the millionaire p Mlanthrop st of South India, photographed on arrival at Kallang Airport on Sunday from Bangkok on Ws way back from Japan after attending the Pac'fic Relations Conference at Kyoto. Picture shown Dr. Chettiar at centre with bouquet69 words
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Article393 1954-10-19 1 Three New Faces Churchill May Not Resign No Change In Eden's Position LONDON, Oct. 18: Sir Winston Churchill carried out his biggest government reshuffle today bringing three new men into his Cabinet and giving i*lr. ttaroid MacMUlan the key post of Defence MiThe Ministerial switch involving 24Reuter - 393 words
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Article34 1954-10-19 1 R.I.P.M. ASKED TO RESIGN JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. 18. Tbe Greater Imium s.a Federation the third largest party in parliament early today demanded the resignation of Premier AU Sastroamidjojo's one-year-old "Progressive Nationalist" Government— MlllilliilllNitlilllluttlilMli APAP - 34 words
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Article148 1954-10-19 1 PONTYPRIDD, WALES. Oct. 18: Mr. Ricnard Grossman, Labour memoer of Parliament who supports the left-wing leader, Mr. Aneurin Bevan, said here today it was "starkest lunacy" to keep 120,000 British troops in Europe "as the price for reviving German militarism." "I would be prepared to seeReuter - 148 words
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188 1954-10-19 1 PARIS, Oct. 18: Ho Chi Minh, the Moscow trained leader of the Vietminh rebellion against the French in Indochina, made a triumphal entry into ■Hanoi on Saturday, the Vietminh radio said. The aging Red 'chieftain, who was said to be in good health, wasA.P. - 188 words
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Article43 1954-10-19 1 JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. 18. The Foreign Ministry today announced the appointment of tws "political observers" to Vietnam, Cambodia, Laoa and the Vietminh Government at Hanoi. They are Anwar Sani and Max Maramis. They have already left for Indochina.- APAP - 43 words
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Article20 1954-10-19 1 A Reuter report from new Delhi adds that Mr. Tandon is expected to assume charge soon.20 words
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141 1954-10-19 1 STOP PRESS Overwhelming Vote For Fr. India Merger KJZIR (Pondioherry), Oct. 18. Legislators from French settlements meeting here today voted overwhelmingly for merger with India. The ballot* were 170 for merger and eight for continued French rule. It was officially announced that the total number eligible to vote wag 181AP; Reuter - 141 words
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Article185 1954-10-19 1 LONDON, Oct. 18.— The British Parliamentary delegation which spent 16 days touring Soviet Russia arrived here by air yesterday from Stockholm. Lord CoTera'ne, leader of the party of 1% sa<d> all the evidence that had been seen during their tour seemed to indicate thatReuter - 185 words
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185 1954-10-19 1 New Repindia: R. K. Tandon Appointed Mr. Kaj Krishan Tandon, until recently First Secretary in the Ind.an Commission in Nairobi, has been appointed India's Representative in Malaya. He renlaces Mr. M. Gopaia Menon, who is presently India's Commission in Nairobi. Horn in 1910, Mr. Tandon B.A. LL.B. (Punjab) B.A. (Hens)ISI - 185 words
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Article91 1954-10-19 1 BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 18. Mr. Fenner Brockway, Labour member of Parliament and Chairman of the movement for colonial freedom called for a new effort to end the fighting in Kenya. He told a meeting at Birmingham that "it would be criminal if a renewed attempt toReuter - 91 words
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Article28 1954-10-19 1 CANTON, Oct. 18. PeknK Radio said Mr. Nehru left for Pek'nc by air after staying a little more than two hours in Canton. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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530 1954-10-19 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Tues. Oct. 18, 1954 Dr. CHETTIAR TO NOTE \)ll. Sir Rm. Alagappa Chettiar, leading millionaire philanthropist, industrialist and educationist of South India, who is now on a brief visit to Malaya, told the Indian Daily Mail on Sunday at Kallang Airport soon after his arrival from530 words
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492 1954-10-19 2 Memorial For Indian War Dead In Singapore Total Of 86,805 To Be Honoured NEW DELHI: Memorial* and permanent cemeteries are to be built in Singapore and other parts of the world for the 86,805 Servicemen and merchant seamen from undivided India who feil in World War n. The organisation thatFOC - 492 words
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Article95 1954-10-19 2 GWALIOR: The Maanya Bharat Government bas decided to grant from this year I additional facilities like increased pay scales and free, lodging and boarding to wo-, men prepared to undergo; training as nurses, midw.ves and health visitors, according to a statement issued here last weekFOC - 95 words
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Article106 1954-10-19 2 OUTTAOK: The orifiua textile milUs. which, closed down on s«pt 22 owing to strike by the mills' 5.000 workers, reopened. None of the workers, however turned up foi work. Different sections of the malls remained Idle and oniy supervising and managerial fitaif were found in theirFOC - 106 words
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Article85 1954-10-19 2 ENTEBBE (Uganda): Mr. M. Gopala Menon. India's new Commissioner to the British East and Central Africa presented his credentials to the Uganda Governor. Sir Andrew Cohen. a t Government House. Welcoming Mr. Mcnon. Sir Andrew said that there woqld continue to be complete understanding between India85 words
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Article, Illustration56 1954-10-19 2 Dr. CHETTIAR BANK CHIEF Dr. Ataguppa Chettiar enyayed '•<■ an informal chat tcith Mr. K .Subramaniatm Manager Indian Oversees Bank Ltd., Singapore. The place is Chettiars' Temple at Tank Road, where Dr. Cliettiar after offering prayers to the Lord, took a few minutes rest. Before Dr. Chettiar is a plate56 words
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Article129 1954-10-19 2 NEW DELJH&I: Mr. Sanjiva Reddy, Deputy Chief Minister at the oins-year^d Anuhra State, has expressed the opinion it would be bettor to Jeave the decision on Mr. Nehru's latest letter to the Provincial Congress Chie.s and State "Chief Ministers, to Mr. Nehru himself. Mr. ReddyFOC - 129 words
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88 1954-10-19 2 ABDUL QUAYUM KHAN BACK TO POLITICS PESHAWAR: Mr. Abdul Quayum Khan, Pakistan's Industries M.nister, ha.s announced his intention to stage a come back to provincial politics. Mr. Abdul Quayum Khan was the Chief Minister of the NWFP before joining the Centre as industries Minister in the Mohammed v Ali CabinetFOC - 88 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-10-19 2 Pictures. In the picture on the right Dr. Chettiar is seen talking to your pressman through whom tie conveyed his keen interest in the welyrre of Indians in Malaya and his concern far Malaya's industrial progress. Also seen in this picture is Mr. VE. Sfuiiinmyuni Chettizr J.P. (secondI.D.M. - 53 words
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Article518 1954-10-19 2 Govt. Told Can't After Resignation ERNAKLLAM At the conciiiMon of arguments in the petition under Article 226 of the Constitution filed by Mr. N. F. Hnriharan (a former Director of Information to the Government of Travancore-Cochin for issue of a writ of certiorari quashing the notificationFOC - 518 words
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Article110 1954-10-19 2 NEW DELHI: Words, in Prime Minister Nehru's opinion, are very tricky things. Wtea tw<* iwsoijf meet whose emotions have been roused up in different icay* by the .tame word," he told a meeting of Irrigation Ministers front the State* h«re recently. Then It becomes quite impossible toFOC - 110 words
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199 1954-10-19 2 SHILLOX<J: a tKuiauciai Corporation under the State Financial CorporatiOa Act, 3951, with its headquarters at Shilionjr. has been established by the Assam Government. The corporation, it is hoped, will pwy an important part in solving- the prooitm of unemployment an<i help evolve an economyNAFEN - 199 words
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Article71 1954-10-19 2 NEW DELHI: Mr. B. N. Datar, Union Deputy Minister for Home Affairs, left by air recently on a five-day tour of the tribal areas in the Santhal Parganas in Bihar to study the present conditions of the Santhals, whose population s considerable in the state. He willFOC - 71 words
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Article, Illustration1245 1954-10-19 2 The lives, of great men all remind u«s We can make our lives sublime Doctor Sir Rm Alagappa Chettiar on arrival at the KalJanjj Airpcrt en Sunday is reported to have stated to the pressmen that he would in the course of his one-week Malaya1,245 words
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Article139 1954-10-19 2 RAJKOT: A scheme designed to preserve th^ famous Gi,r forest or Saurashtra only abode of the lion in India will fee soon put into operation, it was announced here by Mr. Dav Shankar Dave, Minister for Health and Forests. Stringent control over th aNAFEN - 139 words
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796 1954-10-19 3 Central Bank Appeal Dismissed By Supreme Court NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court last week dismissed »n appeal filed by the Central Bank of India Ltd.. against Mr. Ram N a rain raising "a novel and interesting question of law namely, whether aFOC - 796 words
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Article116 1954-10-19 3 BOMBAY: Mr. Nehru doubted whether stars were taking cut much in~ terest in the people r.j India as the latter were talcing in fJwm.. l.a'inui the i'/imAitioK--Btone of the Central Labour Institute, Mr. Nehru said that •many Indians firmly believed that the days of miracles116 words
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Article76 1954-10-19 3 KANOHEF.PURAM: At a mooting of the Municipal Council held last week, Mr. S. Ellappa Mudaltar, Chairman, presiding, a resolution (moved by Mr. P. V. Govindaraja Mudaliar) was unanimously passed requesting the Government to change the name of the Chingleput district into Kancheepuram district in view ofFOC - 76 words
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100 1954-10-19 3 Rs. 6m. Ele. Scheme For Madras Villages MADRAS: Sixteen rural electrification schemes in Madras State costing about Us. 60 lakhs were approved by the State Cabinet. Of these four schemes costing about Rs. 13 lakhs will provide electricity to villages in Chingleput district, seven costing about Rs. 21 lakhs inFOC - 100 words
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194 1954-10-19 3 Gram Sevikas For Community Projects INDORE: The Executive Committee of the Kasturba Gandhi National Memorial Trust decided to train gram sevikas for community projects at Kasturbagram. The committee, which ended its two-day session last week, accepted the request of the Community Project Administration of the Government of India for trainedFOC - 194 words
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278 1954-10-19 3 LONDON: Professor Alan Gledhill, an ex-mem-ber of the 1.C.&, who is now a reader in the constitutional law of India and Pakistan art the London University, will "most likely" be the principal expeit witness for the defence in the forthcoming caseNAFEN - 278 words
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Article129 1954-10-19 3 AHMEDABAD: The Textile Labour Association, wuich represents more than isO.ooo textile workers of Ahmedauad, acniandec 1 of the Millowuerfc' Association to refer the qu^tion of unus for the jc«*r 19n4 to .arbitration. A statement issued fi*ro the office of the Te^ud L^^our Association said that hoFOC - 129 words
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Article49 1954-10-19 3 KATHMANDU: A police party, which had gone tc collect revenue, was attacked by a violent group of kisans near Har.sindhi. about seven miles from here, according tc official information received here. The Government later sent armed police to the area and recovered some firearms. FOCFOC - 49 words
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71 1954-10-19 3 RLY. CORRUPTION INQUIRY BODY'S TOUR NEW DELHI: The Railway Corruption Inquiry Committee is undertaking a tour shortly to collect oral evidence regarding corrupt practices on the Railways. The Committee, of which Acharya J. B. Kripalani is the chairman, will collect evidence from Railway %v4 PoUc« officials, representatives of public bodies,FOC - 71 words
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78 1954-10-19 3 MADRAS: It is understood the Government of Madras have decided to raise the upper limit of loans that can be given by Co-operative Building Societies in the State for purposes of house construction, from Rs. 3,000 to R-s. 10.000. The Government have further decided,FOC - 78 words
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393 1954-10-19 3 Suhrawardy's Bitter Criticism KARACHI: Mr. H. S. Suhrawardy, Ah ami League leader, has urged Pakistanis to oppose the proposed new Constitution now in the final stages oi preparation and demand dissolution of the present unrepresentative Constituent Assembly. Mr. Suhrawardy who is now convalescingFOC - 393 words
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Article, Illustration26 1954-10-19 3 Picture. Doctor Sir Rm Alagappa Chettiar seen talking to pressmen at the Kallang Airport on his arrival on Sundau afternoon.- I.D.M.I.D.M. - 26 words
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Article94 1954-10-19 3 PATNA: Dr. Anugrah Narain Sinha, Finance Minister of Bihar, had a providential escape when the State Government plane carrying him crashed at about a height of ten feet immediately after its take-off at the Patna aerodrome. He was unhurt, but a severe shock wadFOC - 94 words
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Article631 1954-10-19 3 Handloom Industry Will Benefit Millions In Rural Areas CR's Plea For Encouraging Handloom Industry MADRAS: Mr. C. Rajagopalactuuri made vigorous plea for protect aig the handlootu lnddwtry In the country which provides employment to million*, of people in rural areas. Commenting on the Kanungo Committee's report, Mr. Itajagopalachari, in anFOC - 631 words
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Article154 1954-10-19 3 NEW DELHI: The Government of India has agreed in principle to the replanting of Rubber where the existing trees have grown too old. The scheme will be put into effect after the Rubber Production Bill ha.- been passed by parliament. The bill will be presentedFOC - 154 words
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Article207 1954-10-19 3 MADRAS: Mr. K. Kamaraj Nader. Chief Minister, pleaded for more organisations springing up in the country tor taking care of the underprivileged children. The Chief Minister waa presiding over the Annual Day of the Mohite Playground, a community centre where the underprivileged children are taken careFOC - 207 words
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Article149 1954-10-19 3 KARACHI: Pakistan's balance of payments statement for the year July 19BS to June 1954 released fey the Government lafet fwwk'3 shows an ovcral deficit of Rs. 2.79 ororea as against a deficit of Rs. 40.79 ororea m 1953/1953. Pakistan's position with Uie dolLar areas showedFOC - 149 words
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Advertisement123 1954-10-19 3 jl (fiK^rffl Hffi^^SJ Remember the three famous 100 years old j CjS 9 wines of China. JMkWWffmrSrfMOßj^ CHAN LEE CHYE MEDICATED WINE:—; Wg^k Wf kS-Su i jffiCT Consists of special "CHIN CHIN" deer horn MUJA i Bf^n AlSf and Prepared from famous herbs. A J jBiy^K'JTTniBIQIM fitting tonic to feed123 words
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420 1954-10-19 4 It Will Breed Communalism Say Educationists COLOMBO The division of school children according to the language in which thsy are taught is breeding communalism among those of the rising generation. Not only in the classrooms, but in the playing fields and in their homesFOC - 420 words
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221 1954-10-19 4 AZEEZ - No Racial Discrimination In E. Africa AZEEZ COLOMBO: Back from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference in Nairobi recently was Senator A. M. A. Azeez one of tne three Asian delegates to this conference. He said that all three Asian delegates to the conference wore well treated and were shown noFOC - 221 words
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325 1954-10-19 4 Gokhale Hopeful Of N.L.S.S.P'S Future COLOMBO: "The N.L.S.S.P. has the capacity of becoming a democratic alternative to tiie present government in Ceylon," *aM Mr. M. S. Kckhrile. of the i ta BoeWM Conference, at i real conference. Mr. QokhalC has t>een in t'evlon for ten days making a atul-y ofFOC - 325 words
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Article42 1954-10-19 4 LONDON. Oct. 18. The mass circulation News of the World reported that Sir Arthur Morst', agfd 62. former chairman and chief manager of the Hjngkong and Shanghai Bank. uiK Corporaticn, would be appointed chairman of the Briliah Travel and Holidays Ascootatkm.— ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article, Illustration54 1954-10-19 4 MR. E. R. NEDUNCHEZHIAN, of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, (centre, with garland on) photographed on arrival by air fn Colombo to deliver a «erie« of lectures on TjmtiH culture at the invitation of the Ceylon Tamil Sanganx He was given an enthusiastic welcome at the airport by his many friends54 words
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535 1954-10-19 4 COLOMBO: The Prime M mister. Sir John KotelawaU;, welcomed the proposal to *ei up a Merchants' Chamber in Jaffna. He said he would do his best to assist it. He was speaking at a garden paxcy given by the merchants of JaffnaFOC - 535 words
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103 1954-10-19 4 tiir Sydney Uame. Vice Chancellor of the umveißity »<f Malaya will open the united Natalia Day ExhiDition at 5.15 p.m. on i^ruclay, Oci. 22 ftt the Brutish Council, Stamford rtoacL The flags of 21 Member States of U.N.O. with representatives in Singapore103 words
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Article32 1954-10-19 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 18. Mme Chiang Kai Shek, who came to the United States several months ago for medical treatment, will start back for Formosa tcdav from Ban Francisco.- APAP - 32 words
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Article, Illustration56 1954-10-19 4 PHOTO. Ceylon Premier SIR JOHN KOTELAWALA (standing at tentre wearing garlaf.d) photographed at Colombo while leaving on hi* tour of Jaffna which was interrupted by his recent visit to Delhi for talks with Premier Nehru. At extreme left is SRI HAND A I All AITHIAN A THAN M nister lorMATHRUPALA - 56 words
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196 1954-10-19 4 4 Policemen Killed, 7 Wounded Further details received last night regarding the incident at the Chuan Seng Police »'ost at Fontian in Johore show that ihe post was burnt by 60 terrorists and four policemen killed and seven wounded. The poet wag196 words
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Article73 1954-10-19 4 BUiiiMOS AIRES, Oct. 18.— Japanese Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazaki and India Vice-President Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan had an audience with President Peron. Earlier yesterday they placed wreaths at the tombs of the national hero General Jose De Saartin and President Percn's late wife Evlta. Beth statesmen have been awardedReuter - 73 words
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93 1954-10-19 4 Kelantan Ruler Customs A Denial The Mentri Besar. Kelantan, denies the report published by an Engl .sh -language newspaper (not the IDM) en Thursday, Oct. 14, that "members of the Sultan of Kelantan's retinue travelling by train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur on the night of Oct. 13 wero Mked93 words
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Article80 1954-10-19 4 GLASGOW, Oct. 18.—Glasgow had its biggest fire for many years, Friday night when a blaze gutted a wholesale plumbing warehouse and lit up the entire centre of the city. Fire fighters wearing brea- thing apparatus battled through the night to prevent the flames spreading to a whisky bondReuter - 80 words
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Article92 1954-10-19 4 The issue 01 rice from Government stocks to licensed n-tiiilt'i for sale dluring Ration Weeks 4 5/46 Ki 18th November) will be made c.n Oct. 22. It will be the last issue which Government will make under its rationing regulations. The official Hat 'nning Orders will be92 words
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Article117 1954-10-19 4 LONDON, Oct. 18: More than 10,000 dockers in the twin north-western ports of Liverpool and Birkenhead stopped work today in sympatny with striking London dockworkers. Liverpool's five miles of docks were at a near standstill, with the majority of tiie port's 183 vessels deserted or undermanned.Reuter - 117 words
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Article77 1954-10-19 4 DJAKARTA, (Indonesia), Oct. 18.— A Cabinet crisis in Indonesia was forecast by Dr. Wongsonegoro whe is president :f PIR Party and Vice-Prime Mn.ister today. His party has threatened to withdraw its three Ministers from the present ccalition unless the Nationalist Government resign.s before October 25. His party'sReuter - 77 words
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Article71 1954-10-19 4 Registration of voters for Federal and StaV elections began yesterday throughout Patoang. In K!uala Lipls the flrst to register were the Mcntrl Besar, Pahang, Tengku Panglima Perang. Tengkiu Muhammad, and |h\is wife. Tengku Mandl^k. one hundred and twenty teams are engaged to unde take th:s work71 words
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Article52 1954-10-19 4 DAMASCUS, Oct. 18: Twen-ty-three people were killed and 300 wounded in election day riots in Jordan on Saturday, according 1 to reports reaching here from Amman today. The reports said over 100 people were arrested. Most of them were young men accused of instigating theReuter - 52 words
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Article41 1954-10-19 4 Fol'.owng Labour front candidates will contest the i a. visions placed after their nimes in the 1955 Legislative Assembly Elections; a. N Mitra, Bukit T mah; Soah Ptne Chuan Kampong Sapor; J. M. Jumabhoy, (to be ;tnnounced later.)41 words
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