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Title Section16 1955-03-03 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL XI NO. 20 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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234 1955-03-03 1 Just And Honourable Settlement Ot Kashmir Dispute On Mar. 25 Nehru-Ali Talks Favourable Climate For Negotiations Says Ali KARACHI, Mar. 2. Mr. Mohammed All, Pakistan Prime Minister, announced last night he would leave for Delhi on March 25 to resume negotiations with Mr. JNehvu, the Indian Prime Minister "for a234 words
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Article, Illustration106 1955-03-03 1 The British Foreign Secretary, Sir Anthony Eden, who arrived in Kuala Lumpur Monday, February 28 fcr a visit to the Federation, called on His Highness the Sultan of Selangur at the Istana, Kuala Lumpur. Picture showH Sir Anthony having seme refreshments at the Istana. The Sultan i« taking a picture106 words
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Article29 1955-03-03 1 NEW DEL.HI, Mar. 2. Austria has offered practical training facilities to 27 Indian engineering students, who will be selected by India's Ministry of Education.- APAP - 29 words
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209 1955-03-03 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI. Mar. 2: Beth the Central and Madras State budgets have cast a great gloom over the middle classes who seem the worat affected ,n every way. Sugar, Cloth, Tobacco, Matches would ccst more and further change in theCopyright - 209 words
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115 1955-03-03 1 Release Of U.S. Civilians Demanded WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 The State Department announced yesterday that the United States had presented a new demand to Communist C hina for release of 41 Amt. ncan civilians. The action was taken at a meeting of Americar inrt < ommunisit Chinese Consular representatives at GenevaReuter - 115 words
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Article146 1955-03-03 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 2. India's railway users are trjdng to figure this one out: There's no more First Class on Indian railways; But starting April 1 Second Class will be F'irst Class." However, it really will not be the First Class. And intei -class, 1 whic'i used to rateAP - 146 words
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117 1955-03-03 1 LONDON, Mar. 2. Prime Minister Churchill said Tuesday the United Stages is the only country in the world able to deliver a full-scale H-bomb attack on a few hours notice." "The threat of a hydrogen attack on these islands lies inAP - 117 words
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Article67 1955-03-03 1 LONDON, Mar. 2.— Sir Winston Churchill reaffirmed in the House of Commons the desirability of holding four-power talks after ratification of the London and Paris Agreements on West German rearmament and sovereignty. Asked for a statement on consultations with the Unitod States and French Governments about67 words
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Article68 1955-03-03 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 2. Stocks of the Imperial Bank of India have dropped about Rupees 200 per share in tii* two months since the Indian government announced plans to nationalize the bank. Imperial shares normally averaged between Rupees lvso and Rupees 1,800 each. They are nowAP - 68 words
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Article143 1955-03-03 1 NEW YORK- Mar. 2 A married woman told police yesterday she was grabbed by a knife weilding man, magged into an auey beside a cni/i-ch and raped repeateuly while r*|aigiou«* services were being held. The woman said she was returning to her home from work MondayAP - 143 words
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231 1955-03-03 1 Eden To Discuss 'Formosa' With Premier Nehru To Compose Indo- British Differences On Approach NEW DELHI, Mar. 2. Sir Anthony Eden the British Foreign Secretary will arrived in Delhi today from Malaya lor talks with Prime Minister Nehra at which it is understood Formosa will be the main topic. The231 words
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Article45 1955-03-03 1 MANILA, Mar. 2.— Tho United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles arrived here yesterday from Saigon to preside over a twoday meeting of American diplomats who are to begin a review of American policy in t"he Far East.45 words
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Article103 1955-03-03 1 LONDON, Mar. 2. Mrs. Barbara Castle, a Bevanitc Labour M.P. urged Sir Winston Churchill in the House uf Common* to refer to the United Nations Security Council the Decision by the United States to support the Chinese Nationalist with armed force in their refusal toReuter - 103 words
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Article127 1955-03-03 1 MARYVILLE. Tennessee, Mar. 1. A mothe r and three children the oldest only 14 faced murder charges yesterday after the woman told police she and the children beat and choked her husband to death when he threatened them. Sheriff Ed Guinn said Mrs. Sam E.AP - 127 words
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295 1955-03-03 1 Congress Leading In Andhra Elections Communists Being Routed From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Mar. 2: Initial results of Andhra State's »"rht general election Indicate that the United Congress Party will get a landslide victory. Tho United Congress Party ha* established commanding lead even after the first day of counting votesCopyright - 295 words
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147 1955-03-03 1 EGYPT— ISRAEL DISPUTE GOES TO UNITED NATIONS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Mar. 2. Egypt accused Israel of aggression before ttie U.N. Security Council last night. She reserved her right to ask later for Council action. She did ?o in a letter giving her version of fighting Monday night between Israeli andA.P. - 147 words
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Article119 1955-03-03 1 MORE and mure names from the Federation are being added on to the list of 'TAMIL. IS OUR LIFE", thereby registering thci r support for the plarc of Tamil in the University ef Malaya. Their names and contributions are acknowledged! below: 33. S. Natarajan, (Auditor) 10119 words
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108 1955-03-03 1 From Our Own Correspondent MEW DELHf, Mar. 2. Congress President Dhebar has appointed Srimati lndir a Gandhi as member of the Congress Work ng Committee. Sh e has thua lolloped her distinguished father Mr. Nohru and grandfather Motilal Nehru into the highest command In ObagrceiCopyright - 108 words
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Article54 1955-03-03 1 E.V.R C.N.A Rapprochemen t From Our Own Correspondent MADMS, Mar. 2: Dravidian Parliamentary Party has appointed a Committee to bring about unity between Oravidian Groups led by Periyar Kamaswami and Mr. C. N. Annadurai in the hope that the United l>ra\idian Movement will e ive the legislators mas 8 backing,54 words
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Article165 1955-03-03 1 i&idRMATT SWITZERLAND, Mar. 2. Ex-King Farouk let nis divorcea wife see her -on, Prince Faud, yesterday for tlse tirst time since sfie left inn former Egyptian monarch in March, 1953. £x-(^ueen Narriman speui. nearly two hours with the Boy, now three years old, in the chaletAP - 165 words
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Article59 1955-03-03 1 HONG KONG. Mar. 2.— Mao I Tss Tung, Chinese Head of I State, appointed Mr. Wu H?i'. Chuan as Ambassador to Yugoslavia, Peking Radio leported Mr. Wu was relieved of Ma post as Vicc-Mlnister of Foreign Affairs which he ha.s heh! tor several years. YugoslaviaReuter - 59 words
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Article53 1955-03-03 1 PARIS, Mar. 2: King Norodom Sihanouk. 34-year-old soldier monarch of Cambodia who won a "vote ol conndtence'* from his people last month, has abdicated, according to a French News Agency report fro m his capital Phnotn Penh today. He handed over to hi* father. Prince Suramarit. theReuter - 53 words
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Article32 1955-03-03 1 RANGOON, Mar. 2: Britlsn Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden arrived here in a Royal Air Force plane from Singapore today and spent 30 minutes with Premier U Nu.- APAP - 32 words
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65 1955-03-03 1 4,000 WOMEN MARCH ON BENGAL. PAKLT. CALCUTTA, Mar. 2: Four thousand women with bannjiri marched in procession to the West Bengal Parliament House yesterday to demand work and better conditions for women and a ban on nuclear weapons. The Chief Minister, Dr. B. C. Roy, refused to »ee tta womenReuter - 65 words
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Article42 1955-03-03 1 DELHI PEKING RADIO LtfNR NEW DELHI, Mar, 2: The Indian Communications Minister, Jagjiwan Ram, exchanged greetings from his Home here with China's Communications Minister, Chou Hseuli Fan, in Peking to open direct radio telephone service between India and China to- Reuter day.Reuter - 42 words
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Article31 1955-03-03 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. The Burmese Prime Minister, I Nu, will visit New Delhi on Mar. 25, a government spout-*- man said here today.- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article59 1955-03-03 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 2 The Dalai Lama, Spiritual Ruler c-f Tibet, is welcome to visit India if he wishes to do so. the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, said today. But the Indian Government had not formally invited him, Mr. Nehru said m reply59 words
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Article48 1955-03-03 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 2: Commun'st Ch'na has tcld India that maps she wing a portion of Indian territory as Chinrso were eld ones which there had not been time to revise, the DejMto External Affairs Mfnf«ter, Mr. A, K. Chanda. > I today. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article27 1955-03-03 1 BRITAIN MAKING H-BOMB »,ONLir,N. Mar. Sir W"v > ton Churchill told tho Her nf Commcns in p defence d*jbate yesterday that Britu'n ha* Htarted making th« hydro- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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542 1955-03-03 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Thurs. Mar. 3, 1955 LAND FOR INDIAN LABOURERS REFUTING reports in a certain section of the Press (not the Indian Daily Mail) that Indians had recently applied through the local Malayan Indian Congress for land in the Sungei Jeloh area, the District Officer, Ulu Langat (Selangor)542 words
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488 1955-03-03 2 "But This Caravan Goes On" -NEHRU NEW DELHI. The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, was repeatedly asked in the Lok Sabha last Friday whether any new basis had been found for the proposed talks between him and the Pakistan Prime Minister in DelhiFOC - 488 words
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Article246 1955-03-03 2 MADRAS: India siiould t>e able to increase her power production by at least five-fold by the end of the lirst Plan, and this would be a conservative estimate taking into consideration her vast resources for hydro.electric projects, piid Mr. P. W. Seewer, Senior Hydro-Electric Consulting246 words
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Article47 1955-03-03 2 NEW I>£jl,Hl: Legislation for the establishment of the State Bank would be introduced during the current session of Parliament, the Mlni»te«r for Revenue and Defence Expenditure, Mr. A. C Guha. told Mr. T. B. Vittal Kao in the Lok Sabha last week. FOCFOC - 47 words
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90 1955-03-03 2 NEW DELHI: Mr T. Ramanujam, a District Superintendent of Police in Madras State, whe is one of the officers deputed by the Government to have a course of training in the Police College in England and in New Scotland Yard, is likelyFOC - 90 words
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Article59 1955-03-03 2 CHINGLEPUT: Under tne Five-Ycar Development Plan for soil conservation and afforestation in Chlngleput district, the highly denuded reserve forests are being regenerated on an extensive scale. About 300 acres In Gudlur with tamarind, neem, vagal, pungan, sissoo and other species. In Vandalur and Achnrapakkam reserve forests, soilFOC - 59 words
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Article114 1955-03-03 2 MADURAI: The Additional fi.rst Class Magistrate's Court here was aflutter last week when a prisoner in the dock was found missing just as th'j presiding Magistrate finished delivering his judgement. 'Hie prisoner, along w ith three other accused, was sentenced to a three-month gaol term.FOC - 114 words
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Article330 1955-03-03 2 NEW DELHI: A British Technical Mission to make a' survey on the prospects of setting up a third steel plant in India is expected to arrive in this month. The mission is coming under the Colombo Plan and is in pursuance of the British offerFOC - 330 words
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222 1955-03-03 2 English As India's National Language Suggestion At Madras Meeting MADRAS: The view that the language problem in India could! be solved by the adoption of EngLsh as the national language was expressed by Sri P. Konda Rao, member, Servants of India Society, Bangalore, at a meeting last week at the222 words
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Article222 1955-03-03 2 BANGALORE: A report iias been received here about the tragic death of Mr. T. Rangamalliah, 1.A.5., Secretary to the Government of Mysore, Planning Department and Secretary to the the Chief Minister of Mysore (on leave), at Krishnarajasagar. It is stated that Mr. Rangamalliah was drownedFOC - 222 words
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Article40 1955-03-03 2 MADRAS; Fifteen people were injured, three seriously, when a bus crashed into a lamp-post at Saidapet five miles from the city recently. The bus, belonging to a private operator, was proceeding from Madras to Pondicherry.- FOCFOC - 40 words
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Article149 1955-03-03 2 NEW DELHI): Kc plying to* a question by Mr. H. N. l>wivedy, Mr. H. V. Pataskar, Minister i n the Ministry of Law, said in the Bajya Sabha last week it appeared that the Delhi State Government had been of the opinion that appointment of Marriage Officers madeFOC - 149 words
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Article326 1955-03-03 2 NEW DELHI; The Wind population of lnd.a, estimated at some 2,00Cj,0U0 -may oventi.ully have an exclusive naLiunai ihbrary, residential schools and technical institutions if the Government {j:ts on the recommendations of Mr. L-al Advani an omcer in the Central Education Ministry who is himself blind. He was326 words
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Article88 1955-03-03 2 NEW DELHI: Sanction for investment of Rs. 70.25 erores of foreign capital had been gwen since 1948 until the end of September 1954. Mr. B R. Ehagat, Parliamentary SccretaT^ for Finance, told Dr. Ramsubha 2 &>ngh in the Lok oabha. In addition sanction had also been88 words
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Article, Illustration79 1955-03-03 2 PHOTOS. On the occasion of the reta oration of the birthday of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivckananda at Kainakrishna Temple. Hartley Road, on Saturday. Feb. 26, prizes were distr.buted to the winners m 'h< various literary eompcfitions held m this connection Above areIDM - 79 words
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Article251 1955-03-03 2 TRIBALS' PRESENT TO JNEnRU NEW DELJiI: An iiingl. ii Middle School with its spacioua premises nas ueen piesenied to Prem.er Nehiu by the Ha us ti ibes of MamKa&ang in tue Garo Hills of Assam State. The ftlBM .Minister nas ac cepted the present through a jeuer to the villagers.NAFEN - 251 words
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211 1955-03-03 2 MADRAS: Mr. c. Rajagopalachari. in a statement on Uuj death of Mr. A. VauJyanatha Aiyar, said here iost week: "One by one people must pass out and others must take the place of those who 4,0 out. But Mr. Vaidyanat'iH Aiyars death isFOC - 211 words
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99 1955-03-03 2 Nr.ii i)i Mr. N. Da tar. Deputy Home Minister, sa:d n ttie liajya iSablia last week that no formal oruei s had been issued by the Cioyenunent ot India prohibiting .t ■> servants from consuming liquor and wine but the attention t «riiiin mFOC - 99 words
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203 1955-03-03 2 Stanvac Oil Tanker Arrives In Bombay BOMBAY: "Stanvac Indi i one of the largest tankers ever to enter Bombay harbour, berthed last Thursday at the aewly constructed ocean terminal at Butcher Island. Thia is her maiden voyage to India and she has brought in more than 8-million gallons of crudeFOC - 203 words
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108 1955-03-03 2 NEW DELHI: The Goitres* High Command is understood to have decided to admit m emoers of the Forward Bloc into rhw Congress if they choose to join it. w.Sf^hiV 0 mer^ ie the B|o <-- *h ,5 9 ongress were initiatvin b X tsFOC - 108 words
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451 1955-03-03 3 U. S. Senator's Suggestion NEW DELHI: India should be given the deputed seat of Chna &h permanent memhi 1 the United Nations Security Council, Democratic Senate r Hubert Humphrey said in an address before the Commonwealth Club of California last week.FOC - 451 words
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248 1955-03-03 3 Chandigarh A Credit To 'New India LONDON: Mir. Maxwell I Fry, who was the senior architect for the East Punjab Government for their new capial project, said last week inal the record that had been achieved at the new capital Chandigarh "is a credit t o the new India. He248 words
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120 1955-03-03 3 Bandit Does Not Wish To Be Hanged LUCKNOW: The notorious dacoit. Mansingh t who is ope- rating with his gang on the orders of Vindhya Pradesh. Madhva Bharat, and Utt.r Pradesh, does not wish to be hanged in case he surrenders, according to Sri Raj Naram Singh, Praja-Socialist Opposition leader.FOC - 120 words
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Article108 1955-03-03 3 NEW DELHI; Dr. Sushiia T ayyar, former Health Minister of Deflhi State, was last week elected as Speaker of the Delhi state Assembly dele at.ng liana Jung Bahadur Singh (Independent) and lwi. Hari Chand (Jan Sangh). She is the first woman to l,e elected Speaker of anyFOC - 108 words
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Article, Illustration21 1955-03-03 3 Sir Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary on his arrival at Kallang Airport from Bangkok. With him is seen Field Marshal Harding.21 words
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49 1955-03-03 3 NEW DELHI; The Government of India announced the i ppointment of Mr. Justice P. 3. Gajendragadkar, a judge of Bombay High Court, as Chairman. Bank Award Commission to conduct and complete ttu Inquiry entrusted to the late Mr. Justice G. S. Rajyadhak- firtu. FOCFOC - 49 words
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322 1955-03-03 3 Split In P.S.P; Thanu Pillai Blamed ERNAKUI^AM: Mr. K. V. Kunakosei who <ha<l resigned l'rom the tt i avancore-Cochin Praja-Socialist Party, Hast Tiiurfcday condemned the "anti-St-'tial.st, and grossay Upportunist leadership of the Mats i^arty. 'The present state *of disiiitegratuon and d&saupUon in the party" was brought urjout by Sri PattoFOC - 322 words
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Article225 1955-03-03 3 F.fty members of the local j Liberal Party and several Indians last week picketed up inn in Coventry (England) I which has barred coloured I people from two of its roomsCarrying posters which read "Doycott the colour bar pub (public house)" and "Liberals demand liberty225 words
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Article97 1955-03-03 3 NEW DELHI: The total amount of estate duty collected I up to the end cf January this year was more than Rs. 43.00,000, Sri M. C. Shah, mmister for Revenue and Civil Expend ture, informed Sri M. L. Agrawal in a written reply iii the LokFOC - 97 words
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133 1955-03-03 3 Boys Blown To Bits In Bomb Exolosion BAJKOT: iTwo bpys were blown to pieces when a bomb, five inches In diameter burst in a field at Hankfivati village near Ohran,Vadhra, about '*<> miles from here. Reports i|rom Dhranga <lhra said that the field where the explo^fpn occurred had been usedFOC - 133 words
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63 1955-03-03 3 TANJORE: News reacnes iierfc of the sudden death or Mr. P. Subramania Pillai, Assistant Commissioner, Hindu Roligious Endowments Board, Tanjore West, due to a heart attack on Thursday afternoon, «t Heravurni near Pattukkottai. The deceased leaver a wife and a daughter. It is statedFOC - 63 words
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Article42 1955-03-03 3 BOMBAY: For the first time in the hostory of the Greater Bombay Sessions Court^ the presiding judge, while acquitting an accused in a murder case, directed the police io carrv out de novo investigra- FOC tions in the case.-FOC - 42 words
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418 1955-03-03 3 KURNOOL: The counting] of vote* for the 166 constituencies where the general elections are being held now will begin from March I, and conclude on Mar. 8. The date and place where counting is to take place for each constituency has beenFOC - 418 words
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Article62 1955-03-03 3 HYDERABAD: 1 b e Nizam Kajpramukh of Hyderabad was 70 on Friday la«t. He, howevw, did not celebrate hi* birthday, as hi' »n mouining owing to the deruiss of his senior wife Dulhan Pasha on Feb. 10. Government office*, schools and college^ remained closed on Friday lastFOC - 62 words
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Article70 1955-03-03 3 NEW DELHI: The Government of India has decided to release about 125,000 tons of sugar for free sale from all the factories in the country, says a Press Note issued here by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture. This brings the total releases so farFOC - 70 words
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59 1955-03-03 3 JALPAIGURI: An Indian Air Force plane on test flight made a forced landing at Phalakata, In the interior of tins district, early on Sunday morning, Feb. 30. The pilot, who was the only occupant of the plane, is safe, according to reports received by theFOC - 59 words
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Article312 1955-03-03 3 DELHI: The Supreme Court recently issued a rule to the Union of India in the preliminary hearing of a habeas corpus petition filed on behalf of Mr. Anan Singh, former editor of Bull's Eye, a Delhi weekly. The rule was issued on tiue point whether the petitioner's detentionFOC - 312 words
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Article230 1955-03-03 3 NEW DELJiI: The constitution bench of the Supreme Court last week dismissed tiie i.aDeas corpus petition liled b> tierr rians Mulier, a West Gnrman national, wno had challenged his detention under the i^ieventive Detention Act by Uie West Bengal Government "with a view to making arrangementsFOC - 230 words
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61 1955-03-03 3 Gwalior Communist Leader Found Dead GWALIOR: Mr. Gotu Saftai, President of the Madhya Bharat Kisan Sabha and a prominent Communist leader of the State, was found killed last week near Guthila village, about 10 miles from here, according to a report received here. A police party has gone to theFOC - 61 words
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Article93 1955-03-03 3 ALIGARH: Madan Lai Hiteshi, Editor of Prakaah, a Hindi dally of Aligarti ana former secretary of the District Congress Committee, who bad been cnarged with tnc murder of Kiang*ha on April V7 last ■•yeaJr, was last week fcund gulty by the Sessions Midge, A'ligarh, and sentencedFOC - 93 words
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Article, Illustration23 1955-03-03 3 Ismail bin Noor Md., and Badia bte Wan All, who were tnarritd at No. 6 Amber Road, Singapore on Feb. 2"».23 words
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293 1955-03-03 3 Minimising "Evil Of X-Word Competitions" Legislation Within A Year BOMBAY: Mr. Morarji Desai. Bombay's Chief Minister, said here last week that the Central Government would enact legislation within a year to restrict the scope of prize competitions, "so that this evil can be minimised." The Chief Minister was replying toFOC - 293 words
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Article51 1955-03-03 3 LUCKNOW; The Congress Central Parliamentary Board has approved the candidature of Pandit Pant, Union Home Minister, for the seat in Ihe Rajya Sabha caused vacant by the death of Mr. J. P. Srivastava. The U.P. Congress Parliamentary Board had recommended Pandit Pant's candidature to the Central Board.FOC - 51 words
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46 1955-03-03 3 MADRAS: At a meeting of the Madras Shorthand Writers' Association held on Feb. 20, a resolution, was passed mourning the death of Mr. T. Ramnnadha Aiyar, former President of the Association, and expressing gratitude to his valuable services to the Association. FOC.46 words
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Article63 1955-03-03 3 MADRAS; Sri V. V. Satagopan. musician was las week f-ned Ps. 100 hv the t;hie£ Presidency Magistrate for not i'ltimating the Rent Controller thp vacancy that arose m*> sf.quent on his ceasing to r.ccupy the premses owned by him". No. 14, Jagadeesa Ayyar street. Thyagarayanagar. and for lettingFOC - 63 words
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97 1955-03-03 3 Harijans Refuse To Serve Brahmins! 'AHMEDABAD: Harijans in the Viramgam district have 'stopped workiug for an orthodox section of Brahmins who had earlier boyaotted a member iJ their community f«* mixing with Harijans The older Uraniums. seriously objected to a member cooking for Hari jans in marriage ceremonies. They boycottedFOC - 97 words
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Article72 1955-03-03 3 BARABANKI: Copper ooms belonging to the period ot King Qutbuddin of the Delhi Sultanate were found by some empttoyees pf fthe Cjanal Department of Bara-oanki while digging a ohannel near the v iiage of Chari la Kursi Police circle. The coins, which are 230 id number, areFOC - 72 words
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Article73 1955-03-03 3 Ex-Minister Arrested In Manipur IMPHAL; Mr. Somoremira Singh, former Minister for Jails, Manipur, and leader of the Praja Socialist Carty, and Mr. Nabakishor Singh, a member of the executive committee of the party, were arlosted last week under the Preventive Detention Act in connexion with the present saiyagraha movement inFOC - 73 words
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56 1955-03-03 3 Additional Grant To Andhra 'Varsity VISAKHAPATNAM: In addition to a sum of Rs. 4,80.000 already sanctioned by way of incurring grants, the Andhra Government have sanctioned Rs. 1.20,000 to the Andhra University Mr. V. K. Rao, the Finance Secretary it is learnt, announced th's additional grant at the last meetingFOC - 56 words
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Article343 1955-03-03 4 Keen Debate Expected On Proposal Before U. N. P. COLOMBO. Mr. Dudley Senanayake's motion on prohibition is expected to be keeniy debated at the forthcoming annual sessions of the U.N.P. Mr. Senanayake sai,r that his resolution sought only the acceptance in principle of total prohibition. His343 words
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Article294 1955-03-03 4 COLOMBO Ceylon will shortly have a port of in Jaffna peninsula, especially for Indo-Ceylon passenger traffic. The Minister of Transport and Works has sought Cabinet sanction for a vote oi Rs. 2\ lakhs to develop the existing port at the cement ivuimVaqtur.ng ttown of Kankesanthurai inFOC - 294 words
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Article60 1955-03-03 4 BUDDHA'S STATUE IN RIVER CHAVAKACHCHERI: A statue of Buddha nearly <ix feet Jong, was discovered in a river at Kandavalai. it v.as without a head and one of hands. The statue was transported in a lorry to the Buddhist Vdhare at Jaffna. A number of people waited at various placesFOC - 60 words
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Article120 1955-03-03 4 COLOMBO: The Ceylon Government proposes to develop a new line of communication with India oy linking up Kankesanturai with Tiruppullani, in Kamanathapuram district of Madras State, by a ferry service. This will be supplementary to the present service between Talaimannar and Danushkodi. The development of KankesanturaiFOC - 120 words
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Article276 1955-03-03 4 KURUNEGALA: Several people fainted and some were hurled down the drains in a melee at the Dambulla Road Junction where thousands of villagers had assembled to s-ee Sir John Ketelawala arrive. The crowd was so great that the police could not cope with the situation. Sir John wasFOC - 276 words
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Article84 1955-03-03 4 COLOMBO The Minister of Finance has called for a survey of private investments to be carried out by the Census and Statistics Depart* ment. According to Mr. H. E. Pcries, Director of Census and Statistics the purpose of this survey Is "to collect relia* ble data relating toFOC - 84 words
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Article61 1955-03-03 4 The following have been elected to the Management Committee of the Shell Sports Club, Singapore, for the year 1955: Chairman, Mr. D. S. K. Wong; Hon. secretary. Mr. A. M. Cherian (re-elected) Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Cheah Thye Eng; Committee members, Mr. Urn Kwang Hwa; Mr. Quek61 words
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842 1955-03-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. "The British have every intention of guarding Malaya. We are going to play our full part here and to help in every way that we can until we achieve a happy, prosperous, self-governing, united Malayan nation within the Commonwealth. With842 words
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Article107 1955-03-03 4 A general meeting of the Independent Missionary Movement will be held en Mar. 6, at 10.30 a.m. at the Mercantile Institution Hall. No. 209 QueGn Street, Singapore, to elect new office-bearers and to consider revision of the constitution of the Movement. A REQUEST To PUBLIC The Management107 words
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72 1955-03-03 4 Mr. Gurdial Singh Uppal, wealthy business Magnate, mill owner and embroidery expert from the (Punjab) and Mrs. Uppal who are a on world tour, will be arriving :n S ngapore today by K.L.M plane at 12.35 p.m. Mr. Uppuu Chairman and Managing Director of72 words
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Article, Illustration25 1955-03-03 4 Klang beauties pick the lucky numbers in Social Welfare Lottery. The lucky number* will be written later <m the black-board behind them.25 words
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61 1955-03-03 4 LONDON. Malr. 2 Mr. Alan Lennox B">d the Colonial Secretary, said here that there can be no Colour Bar in the British Commonwealth "and I know I speak. ng for all our people when I make that abundantly clesrfr. He was speaking atReuter - 61 words
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Article128 1955-03-03 4 Mr. Davia Marshall a prominent criminal lawyer in Malaya la contesting the Singapore Legislative Assembly from the Cairnhill Division on the Labour Front ticket. In an appeal to the electorate of the Cairnhill Division, Mr. David Marshall, born, bred, educated and practicing in Singapore says he seeks128 words
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Article149 1955-03-03 4 At thu 22nd annual general meeting of the Ceylon Sports Club the following were elect ed officer-bearers: Dr. C. Subrahmanyam, President; Mr. P. E. Perera, VicePresident; Mr. V. Ambiavagar, Vice-President; Dr. V. Thambipillal, Hon. Secretary; Mr. S, Muthucumaru, Hon. Asst. Secretary; Mr. S. Nadarajah, Hon. Treasurer; Mr.149 words
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Article40 1955-03-03 4 The Malayan Fil m Unit film on the visit of sir Anthony Eden to Singapore and the Federation will be re* leased to the leading cincmp.s m Kuala Lumpur this even ing (Mar. 3).40 words
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Article41 1955-03-03 4 Examinaton in Hindi w iil be held on March. 5 and g in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh centres under the auspices of Hindustani prichar Sabha Malaya. Candidates appearing for the examinations are requested to contact their respective centres.41 words
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279 1955-03-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed: One moic Communist terror.&L has surrendered in the Kcdeiation. No further details can tc k ve n tot security rcasens, says an Eineigency Communique issued hfcte today. 'ihe .European assistant manager of the Sungei Sekah Estate and an Indian conductor were279 words
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Article51 1955-03-03 4 The Pakistan versus Singapore Hockey Test will be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 8 p.m. today. This will be the first time that a n international hockey match is being played in the Jalan Besar Stadium under floodlit condition. Top players of both sides will51 words
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Article195 1955-03-03 4 S.H.B. STAFF POLITICS The Executive council of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association lias rejected the Rules made by the Singapore Harbour Board regarding the participation of the Boards employees in political activities In a statement, trio Association's General Secretary says: The Kules are purported by the Chairman of the195 words
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Article95 1955-03-03 4 F.O.A. IS PAK. TIGER WASHINGTON. Mar. i Pakistan yesterday gave tne (Tnited States a six-month old female Bengal tiger. Ambassador Syed Amjad Ali of Pakistan formally presented the tawny coloured black striped tiger to the American people through the (Foreign Operations Administration (FOA). The ambassador said the tiger arrived when95 words
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Article56 1955-03-03 4 NEW DELHI, Mar. 2.— The official wholesale price index in India has declined ratiier sharply since last year, a government announcement placed the January Index at 363.9 as compared to 307-8 in the previous month and 398.5 in January 1954. (The ><ear endsd August 1930 is takenAP - 56 words
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