Indian Daily Mail, 15 May 1955
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Title Section18 1955-05-15 1 SUNDAY EDITION Indian Daily Mail VOL, XI NO. 92 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1955 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS18 words
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191 1955-05-15 1 Kashmir Border Shooting Will Be Discussed NEW DELHI. May 14: Mr. Mohammed Ali, Pa. lost an. Prime Minister, arrived here today for talks on the future of the northern State of Kashmir and was met at the airport by Indian Prime Minister,Reuter - 191 words
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Article81 1955-05-15 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DEL«I, May 14: What is the Hindi word for museum. Premier Nehru, and Educ -tien Mi. nister Azad had different views, when Mr. Nehru laid the foundation for yic National museum here Thursday. Mr. Azad suggested "Ajyabghar" and "Jadu_ ghar" Mr. Nehru rejected81 words
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Article132 1955-05-15 1 NEW DELHI, May 14 The id «a of starting mobile banks and maintauniog them on commercial Bines for tapping rural savings is losing favour with the Union Government, it is learned. The experience of the mobile bark started by the Bank of patiala, the only oneNAFEN - 132 words
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Article26 1955-05-15 1 NEW YORK; Mr. B. Shiva Rao was discharged from hospital on Sunday. His doctor feels confident that he has been completely cured.26 words
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74 1955-05-15 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, May, 14: The State Harljan Welfare Committee which met here yester. day urged the Government to examine complaints about dls. crimination being practised against Harijans m Malabar temples when "PRASADAM" j was being distributed. The Minister m charge Mr.74 words
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121 1955-05-15 1 Governor To Review R.A.F. Regiment (M) TIM Governor of Singapore, Sir John Niootl. is to review a Ceqemonr'ai Parade of tbe K.A.n Regiment (Mataya) Wlnjr on Tuesday, May 11 at their Chan«t Depot. Tbe parade wiM commemorate tte Bth anniversary of their formation, some 360 Malayan members of tbe Wing,121 words
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Article106 1955-05-15 1 NEW DELHI. May 14— Ai. exhibition of Hindi book.-*, charts, maps and other materiaJs wiK be arranged by the Central Edjucation Ministr> during the middle of tlhds year. The exhibition is intended to acquaint the public with the work-done m connection with the propagation of HindiNAFEN - 106 words
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146 1955-05-15 1 Egypt S. Arabia To Mediate Pak-Afghan Dispute The United States and the United Kingdom was reported trying to prevent a severance of diplomatic relations between the two neighboring Mcslem Nations. A.P. and Saudi Arabia Friday were reported trying to mediate and bring- Pakistan and Afghanistan closer. Egyptian Premier Abdel request146 words
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Article107 1955-05-15 1 NEW YORK, May 14. Phil ppine women have made outstanding progress m the pharmacy profession, where there are many more women than men. a Philippine woman pharmacy professor said here yesterday. Miss V.rginia Uichanco. pre. fessor at the College of Phar. macy of the Philippine Women's University mAP - 107 words
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Article29 1955-05-15 1 KARACHI. May 14. The Pakistan Government ha 9 accepted the Iraqi Government's offer also to mediate In the dispute with Afghanistan, it was officially announced today..— ReuterReuter - 29 words
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195 1955-05-15 1 Resort To Violence Condemned Participation Of Students Deplored (Prom Out Staff Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Two well-known Kuala Lumpur Trade Unionists are to proceed to Singapore t^ mediate m the bus btciko. it ij, reliably learnt. Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, who195 words
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Article167 1955-05-15 1 Trade Unionists m the Co. lony expressed "Great alarm and distress", at the recent incidents, arising out of Labour unrest m the island. They also viewed with great dissatisfaction the recent out. burst of violence which they felt was completely unneces. sary and unjustified. The signatories167 words
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Article33 1955-05-15 1 he was convinced that only the enemies of the working class could benefit from the recent outburst of violence and endorsed the appeal of the Secretary of the Singapore Bus Workers' Union condemn.33 words
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Article168 1955-05-15 1 SIMLA, India, May 11. Ten Asian Nations which receive aid under the Coitombo Plan unanimously recommenced that aiU additional dolUar and other foreign aid to Asia should continue to be given bilaterally and be strengthened as much as possible. Officials of the ten nat'.ons haveReuter - 168 words
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Article51 1955-05-15 1 MANILA, May 14— A fiveday surgeon's conference sponsored by the U.S. Far East Air iPorces ended Thursday m Bagulo. The conference was attended by a«r surgeons and .staff members from Australia. Bwrma, Formosa, Hon* Kong, New Zealand/, Pakistan, the Plhifippiae^ Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and the United States.-AP - 51 words
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208 1955-05-15 1 To Mediate Between China And U. S. On Formosa DJAKARTA May 14- In donesian Prime Minister, Dr All sa=troam.djojo is expected to fly to Peking on Mar 25, authoritative circles stated here. The efficial aim of his trip is to reciprocate Mr. ChouReuter - 208 words
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Article42 1955-05-15 1 HONGKONG. May 14.— Pre. sident Ho Chi Minh, of North Vietnam tcday announced tne "Liberation" of the Northern Port of Haiphon? handed over to the Communists under the stage by stage transfer agreed n the Geneva Settlement of the Indochina war.- ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article, Illustration28 1955-05-15 1 WASHINGTON. May 14.— President Eisenhower has no- minated General Maxwell D. Taylor to be the New Ch:ef of Staff of the United States Army.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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60 1955-05-15 1 Memorial For Mahatma Gandhi At K. Kumari 'Rom Our Own Correspondent TRIVANDRUM, May 14: The Chief Minister Mr. Govinda Menoo has made an appeal to the public for contributions towards the building of Gan. dhi Memorial at Kanyaku. mari. The T.C. Government has approved the plans for a mandapam and60 words
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159 1955-05-15 1 LABOUR PARTY PROMISES NEW SOCIAL ORDER From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Labour Party of Malaya desires a self-governing and independent Majaya and not merely change of masters, Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, secretary of Selangor Division of the Party declared at Hi first poi.ticai Ta.ly here last night.159 words
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Article88 1955-05-15 1 West Germany officially entered the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation as it* fifteenth member. As West German Chancellor Kourad Adenauer took his scat at the NATO Headquarters fn Paris, the West German flag was rasied at SHAPE, a few mites away, m a ceremony attended by NATOAP - 88 words
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92 1955-05-15 1 DEVASER ATTACKS TAMILS SAYS T. R. C. IS 'UNHEALTHY' From Our Own Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.: Mr. K. L. Devaser, the outgoing President of the Malayan Indian Congress yesterday criticised the formation of Tamil Representative Council as 'unhealthy and superfluous act," because, he felt, such organisations based on linguistic fanaticism92 words
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Article313 1955-05-15 1 SAIGON. May 14.— The Big Three talks m Paris on the internal situation mi n Free Viet. nam betrayed an extraordinary ack of recognition of the vii. surge m Nationalist sent. ment here. Thi fi is the first unofficial re. action to the conversations among the313 words
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Article134 1955-05-15 1 Mr. Vasagam m his address claimed that the decision t,o effect e'ertoral link-up with UMNO.MCA Alliance wa s not taken hastily. On the other ha n d it was motivated by a desire to make effective con. tribution to the progress of the country he added,134 words
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Article92 1955-05-15 1 Contesting Front Prison GOWER SOUTH WALES. May 14. Mr. Edward Rees, a University student now serving a I2.month prison term, was nominated here a s the Welsh Nationalist candidate m the area fcr the May 26 Genera: Election. Fellow members of hla party which wants greater indepen. dence for WalesReuter - 92 words
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Article111 1955-05-15 1 MOSCOW, May 14— Thrco Of Russia's to© leaders arr to pay att official visit to BeN Erade at the e&d of thds month, the Soviet newspapers reported this momjnff. Tlhe three Soviet delegates to a meeting with Yugoslav Government leaders wll be Marshal! Nikclai Bulisfanln. theReuter - 111 words
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501 1955-05-15 2 India's Proposal Before U. N. The calendar prepami by the World Calendar Awwiat.i n. International, and submitted to toe l/nited Nations for approval wiß be suitable for the whole world, said piofensor A.*D. Ross. Pfofesaor Ross, a former Professor of physics at the University ofReuter - 501 words
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Article293 1955-05-15 2 AMRITSAR: About 1.300 textile workers toad ncen arrested m Amritsur m connexion with the three weekoi<i labour agitation m the city, a spokesman of the Textile WorKers Ekta Committee, which is conducting the agitation, said here. Of these, there were 900 still m prison while theFOC - 293 words
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Article375 1955-05-15 2 VELLORE. Padmanabhan a foreman, and Ponnuswami. a cleaner, were burnt to death when a Government Electricity Department lorry capsized and its petrol tank burst into flames last week at Poysatyaman. gaiam, six miles west of Vel. lore, on the Bangalore Road. The driver, Sankaran, whoFOC; NAFEN - 375 words
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Article, Illustration87 1955-05-15 2 Loss of an arm is no handicap. This was told by the Director of Operation** General Sir Geoffrey Bourne who lost bis right **m when he was a youne officer to Police Lteute. nant T. F. Watts whose right arm had to be amputated a« a result of wounds he87 words
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Article291 1955-05-15 2 BOMBAY: The terms of settlement between the Air Corporaton's -employees and the Union Communications Minister, Mr. Jag-jivan Ram. were explained to the Bombay branch union members here by the Secretary of the Union, Mr. V- Lobo. Under the new terms, .salary Grades l and 2. 3 and291 words
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105 1955-05-15 2 Employees observing a 44* hour week wfll be paid overtime at double the rate of wages for work done beyond scheduled hours. The rate of overtime allowance for a flying (hour for flight staff and air hostesses will be RsFOC - 105 words
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Article, Illustration136 1955-05-15 2 Shrimati Ratnam with some of the students at Sydney University, where she npoke on India's universities and i educational progress From If-ft are: Jusof Artff, thirdyear Aits student from Kuala Lumpur, Malaya; MisoJayanti Sen, a flrst year medlcatl student from Bengal, who Is thfl niece of the Indian Govern- i136 words
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255 1955-05-15 2 Indian Studies Urged In Australian Varsities T»HE establishment of sections devoted to Indian culture, arts and languages m Australian universities was suggested by Shrimati P. Ratnam n an address at the University Union Sydney University recently, an the subject of' modern Indian universities "We are close to Australians m ideals,255 words
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287 1955-05-15 2 NEW DELHI: The Government of India have decided to raise the maximum limit of subscription to tihe National Plan certificates with effect from May 10, 1955. In case of an (individual, the present limit of investment *of rs. 1,000 wiiC be raised to Rs. 2,500 and287 words
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Article201 1955-05-15 2 BOMBAY: A report m received from Skofapur, which describes how the Senior inspector of Police, Prohibition Branch, m that city tmefced down a hone trained by <a smuggler Co transport' illicit liquor and ended what would appear to have been an organised (racket of transport ofFOC - 201 words
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Article164 1955-05-15 2 NEW DELHI: Prime Mlndster Nehru fast ween exhorted young men to work hard to Increase the economic land industrial strength of tJie country. In a brief address to about 400 students of Gujerat now on a viait to the capital Mr. Nehru sadd that the countryFOC - 164 words
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251 1955-05-15 2 SLEAFORD. Kngland, May IS: Mr. Woodrow Wyatt. a for. mer Labour Under Secretary for war last night accused President Eisenhower of In. tc if or ing m the British Gen. eral Election because he pre. ferred Sir Anthony Eden to Mr. dement Attlee, the LabourReuter - 251 words
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77 1955-05-15 2 NEW YORK, May 14—Bombay mahogany is featured m a three-piece all -mahogany bedroom suit of furniture designed for Merton l>. oershun. An < advertisement says: -'Bombay mahogany, like th*> first ailvenvgrey streak* In the Indian sky, reflects the drama of simplicity Eastern m mood, westernNAFEN - 77 words
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Article36 1955-05-15 2 maturity. (For the small investor, this issue has also the advantage that the interest on it is free of income-tax. The Certificates are sold at aTI Post Offices having Savings Banks' Account throughout the coun- FOCFOC - 36 words
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800 1955-05-15 2 JT»S easy to be a candidate foi parliament m Britain You have to be a British s ub. ject. manor woman, at least 21 j» "quired Is f 15© and 10 iriends. The 10 friends sign a no. mination paper. On e OfAP - 800 words
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347 1955-05-15 2 POR some i«=ason the meeker x se^, namtviy -women, had men doing the strangest things last week. Tlhe judges weren't always 1 sympathetic. m Da: ,!is, Texas, a man sot fire to a corner of a rival's house to smoke out his girlAP - 347 words
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Article102 1955-05-15 2 CALCUTTA: Mr Sri S T. Sadasivan. well-known m bank, •iig and financial circles has succeeded Mr. b. T Thakur as General Manager of the United Commercial Bank. Mr. Thakur who has gone on leave preparatory re. tirement. ha s been actively connected with the IndianFOC - 102 words
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Article582 1955-05-15 3 T. R. Little - T. R. Little By Indian Thinking Prevailed No Threat To Any Nation BOlVf RA V THE Bandung Conference is still germinating m the capitals of Asia. This more than anything else is the "end result" of the historic meeting of 29 states from Asia andNAFEN - 582 words
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Article, Illustration106 1955-05-15 3 (In the following article specially written for NAPEN clients. Mr. T. R. Little, Chief of the Arab News Agency, Cairo, who recently covered the Ban. dung Conference and who passed through Bombay en Ma y 4 teKs of the 29 nations of Asia and Africa who met106 words
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89 1955-05-15 3 L.ONDON, May 14 A rnjnisterial delegation 4s being aent from Ceylon to Russia to discuisa trade with the soviet Union, according to report* from Colombo today. Russia, add reports, is to b* Included m the itinerary 01 the Ceyton trade delegation Jed by the MinisterNAFEN - 89 words
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Article66 1955-05-15 3 CAIRO. May: The Perma. ment Office cf the Arab League Cultural Committee has approved a proposal by Dr. Taha Hussein, head of th e Commit. tee. to have Shakwpeare's P.ays translated Into Arabic ro^« nu J nber L f t"^alator 8 al. <f y u hav^ beenNAFEN - 66 words
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751 1955-05-15 3 ASTER several months of settling down to strange ways m a strange land seven youjng federation nurses are now Keener than ever on the Colombo plan, which has j^iven them the opportunity Us study at the Royal Perth Hospital, Western Australia. Although they751 words
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Article250 1955-05-15 3 LONDON: \ybat Apartheid means from the doctor's noibt at view i« expounded In the r.urrr«i lmae of "The Lancet' by four metfioal officers attached to a township Vor 80.000 Africans and coloured people on the outskirts of Jothannestwirg. It" name I* Alexandra and -'It la one of theNAFEN - 250 words
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Article, Illustration82 1955-05-15 3 unarmame Lok, of Jessel ton was amonjf the many Ariao student* who were the tvumtm of Australians during the -recent academic vmcatton pedod* ChAmuUae. dauglhtet of Lok Mftf fSSSiU ft fßf« it Church of England GM»' (toammar S«(hoal), Miaate Vajr, and hopes to to Sydney CJnlveMty next yea* to study82 words
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774 1955-05-15 3 Problem Of Courtesies Some Embarrassing Moments "C AN y°« me Writer fotn India polltelv "why when an Englishman finds lady m XeVtfVaVw J*Z or m a store he takes hi* hat onTVtaMe -to Sft ftSfS ladies at the Underground station he keeps It on None of his English friends could774 words
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Article, Illustration34 1955-05-15 3 Brigadier I. C Harris (wearing Bangkok) who i* com. nulling the Federation forces. db^i^ST operational detSta with Briber Faed Depoty Commander of the Thai v£» at Krek 8 Atta P |loe Thai Liaison Officer34 words
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Article761 1955-05-15 3 fti° T so lon g a eo. Chief Mm. ister Kamaraj Nadar speaking at Madurai m reply to an address presented by a member of the Dravida Kazha. gam, acclaimed E. V Rama, swamj Naicker' s "able leader. ship 1 of the Dravida Kazha. gam. c. R,761 words
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Article28 1955-05-15 3 LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS May 14.— Mrs. Mary Davidson who says superstition i s a lot of fcoJdshness," ceQebratcs her 100 birthday here today— Friday, the 13- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article204 1955-05-15 4 NEW DELHI May 14. 'Test tube" calves are becom. m? popular m India and m per. tain centres artificial insem:nation is preferred to natural breeding This is the v.ew of the Anl. ma! Husbadry Winy of the Central Board of Agriculture nd Animal Husbandry, which recently204 words
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213 1955-05-15 4 WARSAW, May 14: The Soviet Union and seven other East European Nations Friday approved the draft of their "Eastfern Nato" Security Pact and their decision to put their military forces under one commaJ1 An official Soviet spokesman told a new s conference the treatyReuter - 213 words
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214 1955-05-15 4 VIOLENCE FLARES UP ABOUT MT. FUJI PUJ LYOSHIDA, JapanMay 14: Violence flared y«s. terday m the boiling protest against the American army using the slopes of sacred Mt. Fuji for arttliery practice. The newspaper Asahi re. ported 20 Injured m a clash between Japanese police and 60 demonstrators who triedAP - 214 words
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Article189 1955-05-15 4 NEW DELHI. May 14— Mr. Ltornafd I Haynes, a New Tovk lawyer, has presented three allegorical oil paintings of Mahatma Gandhi, painted by him, to the Prime Minister, Mr. NehTW. The paintings were flown from Paris on Saturday to Delhi m an I.A.F. courier place.NAFEN - 189 words
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228 1955-05-15 4 Rice Cultivators Losing Interest In Jap. Method NSiW DELHI, May 14 After a temporary phase of success, the Japanese system of rice cultivation seems to have ceased to interest cultivators, reliable quarters believe. The position today is far different from what it was m December last, when at an In.NAFEN - 228 words
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Article116 1955-05-15 4 The "KUMBA ABISHE. GAM" Ceremony of the Sri Senpaga Vlnayagar Temple Singapore, is arranged to take place on Thursday, July 7, which will be preceded •by preliminary ceremonies and rites commencing on Sat. urday, July 2. The Ceremonies of re.inatallation of the Deities m their original116 words
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Article36 1955-05-15 4 pedigree bulls for breeding all over the country. Six Am. ericas pedigree bulls have al. ready been Imported. A ays. temat c grading of male calves for breeding purposes is expected within four or five generations36 words
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Article, Illustration69 1955-05-15 4 West Germany officially en. tered the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation a» its fifteenth member. A.P Photo shows: Adenauer West German Chancellor (Right) rises to reply to spec, cheg welcoming West Germany to NATO He said that the NATO treaties and the new western European Union are69 words
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Article168 1955-05-15 4 HARD WORK AHEAD Edem HIGH WYCOMBE. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. May 14.— Sir Anthony Eden, the Prime Mm. ister,, declared here that "great effort patience and hard work on everybody's part" would be needed before results could be rot dn the toplevel talks with Russia. Standing on a flag draped lorry m theReuter - 168 words
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Article154 1955-05-15 4 Last month on the top lloor flat of Jenkins House, Bombay, a smaQl. well knit family the Berrys sat anxiously waiting for news of their daughter Gloria, who wa"? on tlie i!l-fatied AUr-India Constellation "Kashmir Princess." Air hostess Qiorda Berry was the oniiy woman154 words
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230 1955-05-15 4 KA.THMANDU: Four prominent political parties of Nepau m a Joint declaration last week announced their decision not to participate m the conference called by King Mahendra. The four parties are the Ntepajri Congr4d9. the Praia Parishad. the Nepal National Congress and the Rashtriya PrajaFOC - 230 words
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Article141 1955-05-15 4 AGA KHAN'S GIFT TO PAKISTAN ARMY RAWALPINDI: His High, ness the Aga Khan and Prince Aly Khan have presented a thoroughbred horse, from their famous French stables, to the Pakistan Army, as a token of their "devoted love and affection". The Commander -In .Chief has cabled the Aga Khan, offeringNAFEN - 141 words
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Article201 1955-05-15 4 MORE WOMEN THAN MEN IN AMERICA! WASHINGTON, May 14— The u-S. census bereau confirmed Thursday what every unmarried woman knows: men are getting scarcer. This was a side produce of a bureau study of the increase m urban and rural civilian populations m America from I April, 1950, when theAP - 201 words
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Article149 1955-05-15 4 COPENHAGEN, May 14. The International Press Institute Assembly here declared it was "deeply grieved 1 to leanthat m may countries, especi. aly In the Middle East anc Scuth American, serious ob. stacles were placed m the way of the press or that press free, domReuter - 149 words
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Article432 1955-05-15 4 Homai Pudumjee - Inter Marriage—lts Defects Homai Pudumjee By "T HAD no conception of racing before I married", said Homai Pudumjee, Petite, raven-haired, attractive wi f c of Nasly Putlumjee, Assistant Secretary and Stipendary Steward of the Royal Western Indian Turf Club. "You see" she said m her soft husky voice, "I had432 words
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466 1955-05-15 4 Tax Clearance Certificates: Not A Restriction On Fundamental Right MADRAS- Their tovdshlpi the Chief Justice md Mr. Justice N- Somcisundaram held, m tihe Madras High Court, that the mposition of the condition that an income-tax Ve-rincat-on Certificate shou'-U be produced for the entertainment o f an application for the grantFOC - 466 words
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Article59 1955-05-15 4 WASHINGTON, May 14 The United States public health service -released some of the salk unfantile para'y^'s vaco.ne made by the Parke Davis Company after a fiveday holdup whUe factory inspections were made. The first .release was made m a telega-am to the Health Commission of Rhode Island, Mr Edward McLaughlinReuter - 59 words
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