Indian Daily Mail, 14 July 1955
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Title Section16 1955-07-14 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 149 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1^55 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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425 1955-07-14 1 Nehru Nasser Hope Peaceful Use Of Atomic Energy Urged CAIRO, July 13— India's Premier Mr. Nehru and Egypt's Premier Lieutenant Colonel Gamal Nasser m a joint communique yesterday said they earnestly hope the forthcoming: big four meeting at Geneva "will result m avertingReuter - 425 words
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Article166 1955-07-14 1 EDEN DUE IN GENEVA ON SATURDAY GENEVA. July 12.— Sir Anthony Eden will arrive m Geneva by air on Saturday evening for the "Big Four" Conference, it was learned here today. Mr. Harold MacMillan. British Foreign Secretary, who will be m Paris for the NATO meeting that precedes the "Big166 words
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Article68 1955-07-14 1 NEW DELHI, July 1»: The Delhi State Government, as a new step toward prohibition, has cut down the drinking hours In night clubs and hotels. An order puts a weekday cur. few of midnight and a Saturday night curfew of 1 a.m. on drinking. Pre. vlouslyAP - 68 words
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Article71 1955-07-14 1 WASHINGTON, July 13 President Eisenhower yester day premised Congressional 'adders frequent progress reports during the Big Four conference opening m Geneva On Monday. The President also pledged that when the conference ends the leaders will receive "an appraisal of Its acormpMshments." The president made the promises71 words
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Article40 1955-07-14 1 TOKYO .Tuly 13— The Japanese Government yesterday submitted to the Die? for ratification its H°Teemrrit to renay a USsl?,o<*V\ooO .World War II debt to Thailand. The agreement was tentatively signed on Saturday m Bangkok.- A.P. APA.P.; AP - 40 words
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Article78 1955-07-14 1 HUSTON, Texas. Juy IS: A two.year-old girl beat to death a five.monthold baby with a large per. fume bottle and a stick, police reported her A last night. Police said baby's mother, who worked at night had left the child with another woman and wasReuter - 78 words
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154 1955-07-14 1 Police And Security Forces Cast Vote From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Special group of appr^d-l mately 21,000 persons have already filled mi n thoiir ballot papers" for the Federal Elections, it Is learnt today. They arc members of Police *>nd Security Forces who w^'ld not go to polls154 words
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97 1955-07-14 1 INDIAN TEXTILE DELEGATION DUE SUNDAY An Indian Textile Delegation sponsored by the Indian Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council. Bombay will be arriv. ing at the Kallang Airport on Sunday 9 a.m. by X.L.M. from Indonesia. The delegation will leave Monday night for Kuala Lum. pur b y train and return97 words
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Article49 1955-07-14 1 Sri Swami Satyanamda of Kuala Lumpur will give a talk on "Hindu Way of Life" at the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple today at 7 p.m., when the Hindu Staff of the War Departments celebrate the Eighth Day Maha Kumbhabishega Ceremony of the Temple.49 words
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Article29 1955-07-14 1 SAN DIEGO, July 12: A woman sports car driver was crushed to death under her rolling racer Sunday In the women's event of the Torrey Fines Road races.- APAP - 29 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-07-14 1 Nlkita Khrushchev, left. Secretary of the Russian Comma, nist Party and Marshal Niko. lai Bulganln, (centre) the Soviet Prime Minister, clink glasses m Ju'y 4, toast with Mrs. Charles E. Boh'en, wife of the United States Ambassador, at an independence Day Party at the Embassy m Moscow.—AP - 52 words
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Article38 1955-07-14 1 NEW DELHI, July 13 India's planners have set a coal production target of 60 million tons annually by 1961, at the end of the second flve.yearplan. Current production Is 37 million tons annually.- APAP - 38 words
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350 1955-07-14 1 M alay a-lndonesia-l nd iaCeylon Agreement Narayanan Hopes To Set Up Model Type Trade Unionism From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— An exchange programme for the training of Trade Union personnel has been agreed to amongst Indonesia, India, Ceylon and Malaya, Mr. P. P. Narayanan,350 words
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192 1955-07-14 1 INDONESIAN GOVT.-ARMY NEGOTIATIONS JAKARTA. Indonesia. July 13: A three-point programme is being proposed by Indonesian army leaders to settle the quarrel with the government over the appointment of Major General Bambang Utojo as new crief of army staff. An army headquarters spokesman said the plan for ending- the boycott armyAP - 192 words
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Article78 1955-07-14 1 The Postmaster.Generai announced m Kuala Lumpur yes. terdav that on the Sept. 4, the present 35 cent postage stamp will be withdrawn from sale m all States and Settlements of the Federation cf Malaya and In its place a new 30 cent postage stamp will78 words
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Article, Illustration64 1955-07-14 1 Princess Margaret and Prin. cess Alexandra (left) are wel. conned by their host, the Duke of Devonshire (right) at the boatside at Richmono. The gay young duke collected 230 guests, bought a bottle of champagne for each of them, and stowed them aboard tw oAP - 64 words
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213 1955-07-14 1 Indian Magnates 'Quizzed 9 In K.L. (From our Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR, Wed: Three Indian textile mag. nates who arrived ia Kuala Lumpur over week* end after a business tour of Japan and Hongkongran into Immigration Oe. partment red tape here Indian Daily Mail learnt tcday. The Indians who are on213 words
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Article470 1955-07-14 1 Riotous Welcome At Airport Dazes Diplomats NEW DELHT, July 13— Prime Minister Nehru returned home today to a riotous welcome which dazed diplomats who came to the airport to greet him. A ciowd of about 3,000 persons broke through police barriers with what appeared to beReuter - 470 words
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Article44 1955-07-14 1 GREEN DAY, Wisconsin, July IS.— A prisoner had sawed his way out of the county pao! here, has sent a postcard from Chicago to the Prosecutor saying "Like (general) Mac Arthur, I will return only with proof of my innocence."— ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article282 1955-07-14 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI. July 13: With Premier Nehru's return to India the situation n Punjab nas improved. The Punjab State Government hav e withdrawn the ban onn shouting of politl. cm slogans to Amritsar "m honour of Mr. Nehru's return," as Chief Minister282 words
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Article40 1955-07-14 1 tttKIVtAN, Jiilv 13: The Bhftfi of Persia has accreted an invitptioT? to visit the Sov!ot Union it wa s anncunc«Nl here today. Th* m vl tat en came from tt\e Soviet President Klcncriti Vora. »hi|ov,- ReuterReuter - 40 words
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713 1955-07-14 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Thnrs. July 14, 1955 MCA Publicity Chief And Tamils THE Tamils Representative Council, Singapore, representing over So Tamils' organisations In the Colony, has Da ken the o*°y attitude that any decent and self-respecting body can take, regarding the belated and unsatisfactory explanation and apologies which the713 words
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Article29 1955-07-14 2 OTTAWA, July 12.— Mr Letter Pearson, the External Aflfcira Minister, plans to visit Moscow In tho autumn, n U:'.d House of Commons here ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article2328 1955-07-14 2 Albert R. Allen - Moral Maxims Moral Philosophy Albert R. Allen By rpHIS paper does net pretenn to cover the whole of this subject but will, I hope, add something of value to the other papers which are to be presented and stimulate discussion. 1 concern myself with the highest good of human conduct,2,328 words
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Article, Illustration83 1955-07-14 2 Here's what the well-dress-ed Burmese woman wears skirts, named longyi; blouses, named aingyi, and scarves, named pawar. The Burmese slippers are named Palnnati slippers. The "mannequins'' aie Madame U Nu (left) wife of the Burmese Premier who Is on a visit to U.S.A. with her husband,AP - 83 words
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Article, Illustration43 1955-07-14 2 Members of a delegation of churchmen from the Soviot Union and Baltic Republics to the Scottish Churches' Oecumenical (< .miiiittt walk down tho royal mile to lunch at the city chambers after visiting St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh.- A.P. Photo.A.P. - 43 words
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270 1955-07-14 2 Aga Khan Jubilee Souvenirs Struck By Royal Mint The Royal Mint m Britain has executed an order for 1,000 souvenir pieces m platinum to commemorate the platinum jubilee of the Aga Khan. This is the first time for many years that the Mint has struck any pieces if this kind270 words
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Article129 1955-07-14 2 QUILON: A State Trans- 1 port bus, playing between Qullon and Its suburbs, was converted Into a "temporary maternity hospital to enable a mJddle-as:cd woman to dchvtr her baby. The woman, on her way to a maternity hospital here from a village, ten miles away,129 words
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528 1955-07-14 2 LONDON: A true picture of religious conditions m th<> Soviet Union was painted by members of the delegation of Soviet Churchmen at a Press Conference at Edinburgh last week. The delegation the fir s t of its kind consists of leading representatves528 words
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279 1955-07-14 2 U.K. Science Scholarship For India An Indian and a Pakistani arc among tn-se from the Commonwealth who have been awarded overseas science research scholarships for 1955 by the Royal Commission lor the Exhibition of 1851 They are Mr. D. l'remaswarun ana Mr. M.M. Khuda. The award for Mr. Premaswarup Js279 words
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189 1955-07-14 2 Farewell Dinner For Indian Students The Deputy Hlgtl OcmaCtesioner for India m tho Unite 1 Kingdom, Mir. Y.D. Ouadevi.'i. was gi.est of honour at the annual farewell dinner t ii" the Leeds Univcisity Indian Assolation on June 1(5, giv^n ior students whr.. arc coanptct'Jlg their studies at the univtr-ity aad189 words
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Article28 1955-07-14 2 LONDON, July 12: Con O'Neill, has arrived m China to take up his post as Britain's new Charge d'Affaires, Peking Radio reported.- APAP - 28 words
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467 1955-07-14 3 Indian Receives Medal In C'wealth Conference LONDON: For outstanding services m the anti-tuberculosis field, Dr. P. V. Benjamin, of India, received a medal trom the Duchess of Kent at the opening of the Commonwealth Health and luberculosis Conference m London this week. I" ih first467 words
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681 1955-07-14 3 Rajaji MADRAS: Mr. C. Kajagopalacharj declared liere that Indias friendship for America was true and last.ng He was speaking at a leception organised by the American Cou-sul-General m Madras. Mr. Henry C. Ramsey, m celebration of the Declaration of American Independence. A large gathering W681 words
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226 1955-07-14 3 NEw DELHI; The Government of India has convened a conference of ll major States to evolve the future pattern ol tribal rehabilitation and welfare of backward classes. The Planning Minister, Mr. Gulzari Lai Nanda, will preside. The conference will review the prop r ess made226 words
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Article, Illustration22 1955-07-14 3 Jayawardene Arriving With Budget Box Smiling Jayawardene, Minister far Finance, Ceylon Government, arriving at the Parliament Harae, with his secret budget box.22 words
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Article104 1955-07-14 3 HONG KONG. July 12.— The Chinese Prime Minister Mr nou En-!ai said yesterday the hinese people would watch with "close attention" every *ucess of the Mongolian people ln buildin e u p their country. The Prime Minister, quoted Peking; Radio, was speakI at a reception m PekingReuter - 104 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-07-14 3 Sri K. Kamaraj Nadar, Chief Minister, paid a visit tt the Blind School at Palayamkottai on July 4. Picture shows the Chief Minister and party listening to a blind student reading from a book with the help of her finger*44 words
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118 1955-07-14 3 ALLAHABAD: A person from Rajaflthan recently undertook to collect the whole cost of constructing a twenty mile railway track from the people In the track area. Thr railway line— Gangapor to Hindunml-Ket gets top priority jtnder the second IveYear Plan. The person went118 words
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Article129 1955-07-14 3 NEW DELHI: Despite the Union Oovernmnefs policy of encouraging foreign investments m India on comparatively liberal terms, foreign capital continues to be shy. Out of a total projected investment cf Rs. 1,050,000,000 of foreign capital m new industrial units m the country, investments so far amountNAFEN - 129 words
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Article85 1955-07-14 3 NEW DELHI: The David Doniger Company of New York, one of the country largest manufactures of men's and boys' sports wear, announced that it hod arranged with the Government India to take the entire output of 4,000 hand weavers o* cotton pi rods f r85 words
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Article319 1955-07-14 3 Research In 2nd Plan I. C. M. R. Draft Proposal MADRAS: The Indian Council of Medical Research has circulated a Note among Planning Commission members giving a draft outline of its Rs. 37,900,--000 proposals for the second Five- Year Plan, it is learned here. The proposals aim319 words
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168 1955-07-14 3 Again, to promote research m medical colleges, the Council insists '«n recruiting- only teachers with research" qUHliflcatiens and suggests a oommittee br set up m each medical odtoffC to help rest-arch workers and coordinate their work. The Not«* also pleads lor more cxprimental work by168 words
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Article53 1955-07-14 3 A great aifr war film whlcu had two royal premieres m Lond.cn last May "The Dam Busters" (Associated British Pathe) is comfn^ to Singapore for its Far East Premiere on August 30. Proceeds for the performance will go trt the Singapore branch of the Britisn53 words
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Article304 1955-07-14 3 NEW DELHI: Aviary birds have become one of India's booming exports. An analyis of 8.0.A.C.'s traffic from the east snows that b!rds are being carried at the rate of 760,000 a ,ear nearly three times the number of human passenger*! Animal trafif* by air is notNAFEN - 304 words
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Article276 1955-07-14 3 NEW DELHI The Planning Conrrni'sion is scon bi:sv''n T out a pamphlet entitled 'Foreign Aid And Planning" ti explain t? tlic p'.:;!i c Urn implications of foreign economic ussistance to India. This publication, it (s expected, will set at rest all adverse criticism o n foreign276 words
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Article227 1955-07-14 3 AMBASAMUDRAM The Chief Minister, Mr. ,X- Kamaraj, had an interesting factfinding talk with the plantation workers when he visited Manjolal Estate. Before addressing a labour meeting he freely moved among the women workers, enquiring abefut their wages. and the nature o t their <lutijes. They said227 words
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Article318 1955-07-14 4 COLOMBO: In the House of Representatives last week. Mr. M. D. H. Jayawardene, Finance Minister, m answer to a question by Mr. W. Dahanayake, turned down a request by the member to impose a ban on production of Ceylon'a "own films" m India. The Finance Minister,318 words
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Article203 1955-07-14 4 COLOMBO: My success to mostly due to my wife," said Senator Sir Sangarapillai Pararajasingam at Colonial Motors Ltd., Union Place. Sir Sangarapillai was speak, ing at a reception given to him by the management end staff of Colonial Motors Ltd. Sir Sangarapillai said he203 words
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322 1955-07-14 4 COLOMBO. Three hundred ifi'ls, who have* obtained their senior oer. tinrate* m agriculture or home management after a two-year courts ni studies at Kundasale await emp'oyment as teachers m K.boalN while a controversy rages between the Ministry of Education and the Treasury. Some of322 words
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310 1955-07-14 4 MISS CEYLON LEAVES FOR LONG BEACH COLOMBO Maureen Hingert, Miss Ceylon 1955, left for Long- Beach. California, to stake Ceylon's claim to the title "Miss Universe, 1956." A few minutes earlier, strains Of "California, Here I come," greeted Maureen aa she stepped o n to tnc tarmac to receive the310 words
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295 1955-07-14 4 Prohibition Difficult To Enforce JAFFNA: Experience bad shown that prohibition could be enforced rnly at the point of a revolver, said Mr. J.S. Nicholas. M.M.C. retired A.s> sistant Commissioner of Ex cisc, at a m«. cling of the Ko tary Club m Jaffna. Many people, he said would run the295 words
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Article, Illustration31 1955-07-14 4 VAN A MAHOTSAVA IN MADRAS Mr. Sri Prakasa, Governor i of Madras, watering a mango tree which he planted m con- 1 I nection with Vanamahotsnva recently at Raj Bhavan, Guindy.31 words
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442 1955-07-14 4 MOSCOW, July 13: Vletrainh leader Ho Chi Minh arrived m Moscow yesterday and stepped off the plane right into the arm» of Soviet President Voroshilov who greeted him with a big kiss. Ho then threw his arms around Soviet Premier Bulga. nin'sAP - 442 words
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Article145 1955-07-14 4 Employees of Great World Happy World, New World and Beauty World Amusement Parks have organised themselves into an union called Singapore Amusement Workers. Union. The union which at present claims a strength of 300 mem. bers has for its object prcmo. tion of the industrial, social and145 words
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Article106 1955-07-14 4 SINGAPORE TAMILIAN ASSOCIATION At a stormy meeting: of the Singapore Tamilian Association when a resolution to withdraw from the Singapore Tamils Re. presentative Council for their own benefit' was reported to hav P been passed after several member?, including fountieimambers, had walked out m protest, following were elected as office-bearers106 words
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Article175 1955-07-14 4 The Singapore Aquarist. I Society would be staging an exhibition of fishes m the Happy World Stadium early m September this year. There will be more than 400 tanks on exhibition. Many species of Tropical freshwater fishes, gold fishes and marine fishes w'H be cm display which175 words
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Article118 1955-07-14 4 LONDON, July 13— Platinum-haired Ruth ElAt was hanged thin inr.rninj; at London's Hollo way jail for killing her faJthles« lover <« itside a b»r <ji Easter Sunday. Reports from inside the prison .said the icy composure she had maintained finally broke last night, and chat sheAP - 118 words
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Article145 1955-07-14 4 WEEHAWKEN, New Jersey. July 13 Pakistan Government officials went aboard the N^rwejrlan motor ship Bellis hero Monday to Inspect *****2,500,--000 worth of American locomotives beihg shipped to Karachi. The 17 dlcsel locomotives, to be used m the Northwestern Railway of Pakistan, represent one of the largestAP - 145 words
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Article126 1955-07-14 4 WASHINGTON, July 13 The U.S. aircraft carrier Forrestal, world's largest warship, will pfut to see for the first time m mid-August and be commissioned Oct. 1. The 60.000-ton vessel. first of a new class of carriers designed to handle airplanes of the atomic and super-sonic age, willAP - 126 words
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Article115 1955-07-14 4 CAIRO, July 13 The Yemeni Charge d'Affaire.s dn Cairo, a i Kadi Ismail El Jerafi, yesterday accused Britain of stirring up trouble near Yemen's borders because "the British authorities have smelled oil m the southern areas of our country." Al Jerafi told newsmen the British "haveAP - 115 words
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Article84 1955-07-14 4 WASHINGTON, July 13— The House Foreign Affairs Committee yesterday approved a resolution expressing the belief of Congress that fnendjy nations not now members of tne United Nations should be brought into it. The resolution said Italy. Ireland, Austria, Cambodia, Ceylon, iFTinJand, Jlapan, Jordan, the Republic84 words
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Article43 1955-07-14 4 GENEVA: Russia announced that she would requme her activity In the World Health Organisation (W.H.0.) from which she withdrew 1949. Mr. Pavel N. Kumykln, Soviet delegate, disclosed this at a meeting Of the United Nations Economic and Social Council. APAP - 43 words
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Article215 1955-07-14 4 PASADENA. California. July 13.— Prime Minister U Nu of Burma is still proving one of the mcst enthusiastic tourists the United States ever had. In his three-day tour of Southern California lie has inspected the Mfc Wilson Observatory, and been honoured at a dinner given by thAP - 215 words
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Advertisement149 1955-07-14 4 Us. Army Centenarian VICENZA, Ita<y. July 12: Federioo Fatjgicn, rejected b>; the Army m 1875 because he was too wickly, celebrated his 100 th birthday yesterday. AP. OOOCCOCOCOCOCCOCOCCCCO TODAY: 7 9.30 p.m. Tile Greatest Jungle Hit! 'ADAM KHOR" (m Hindustani) TODAY: S.l5 6.30 9.15 p.m. A Dar:n~ JapHnese Is!autl .Musical149 words
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