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Title Section16 1955-12-30 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 317 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 30, 1955 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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898 1955-12-30 1 Adamant Chin Peng Says He Has No Authority To accept Offer Chief Ministers Hope Talks Will Be Resumed In February BALING: MALAYAN COMMUNIST CHIEF CHIN PENG RETURNED TO THE JUNGLE YESTERDAY FROM BALING, BREAKING UP THE TALKS ON AMNESTY FOR IliS FORCES TO END MALAYA'S898 words
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Article551 1955-12-30 1 A Federal Government statement add 3 Chin Peng said: "The principle of Investigation of our loyalty Implies surrender. We will never accept surrender at any time and will continue the struggle to the last man." Tungku Abdul Rahman replied: "If the Communists were m power and551 words
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Article, Illustration73 1955-12-30 1 The meeting of Tungku Abdul Rahman, Chief Minister, Federation of Malaya, Mr. David Marshall, ChieJ Minister. Singapore and Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President, MJC.A., with the Communists began at the English School, Baling (Kedah) on Wednesday afternocn, Dec. 28. Picture above shows the Communist representatives73 words
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146 1955-12-30 1 MELBOURNE, Dec. 29: A quota system admitting a Jew selected immigrants from friendly Asian ooun~ trie* each year was suggested by the Eveninger, Melbourne Herald, to remove affront of rigid discrimination' felt by Asian critics of 'White Australia' Immigration Policy. The Herald editorial toon answering theReuter - 146 words
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Article, Illustration76 1955-12-30 1 The meeting of Tungku Abdul Rahman, Chief Minister, Federation of Malaya, Mr. Duvid Marshall, ChieJ Minister, Singapore, and Dato Sir ChengJock Tan, President, M.C.A., with the Communists began at the English School, Baling (Kedah) on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 28. Above pictures show the two parties assembled76 words
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452 1955-12-30 1 (By Our Staff Reporter) Tired and overcome with fatigue Singapore s Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, who returned here last evening after talks with the leader of the Malayan Communist Party, Chin Peng, told the press although he was "disappointed,' yet he would not concede the452 words
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Article124 1955-12-30 1 NEW GOVERNMENT FOR CAMBODIA PHNOMPENH, Dec. 29.— Prince Sihanouk, ex-Kin^ and Prime Minister of Cambodia who handed m the resignation of his Cabinet Tuesday maintained hia refusal of King Suramarits invitation to for m a new government. King Suramarit has already contacted other political leaders but usually well informed sourcesReuter - 124 words
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Article93 1955-12-30 1 BELGRADE. Dec. 29.—Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru has congratulated President Tito on election of Yugoslavia to the U.N. Security Council. In a cable, Nehru said: "I am convinced that the Yugoslav participation m the work of the Security Council m this criticial period will represent a greatAP - 93 words
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Article57 1955-12-30 1 ROME, Dec. 29: Italy 3 For. oign Minister Gaetano Maitino left yesterday for his second trip to the Orient m a month to huild up Italian trade with Asia. He will visit Pakistan, India and Ceylon. Martino returned only three weeks ago from a 10-day tripAP - 57 words
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Article50 1955-12-30 1 PAK. APPEAL TO BRITAIN U.S. KARACHI. Dec. 29: P.nistan Foreign Minister Haiuidul Hag Chowdiy has asked the United States and Britain to take ''a firm stand" on the Kashmir issue, official sources said yesterday. This step was. a result of recent statements by Soviet officials, thp sources ricitl' <1. APAP - 50 words
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Article55 1955-12-30 1 LONDON, Dec. 29: The weekly bill for 11,537,000 British industrial WOTItW COM by £4,857,800 sterling m V.w first 11 months of this yeai it W9M announced here today. In the .;amt; period oi J^'>l tiie weekly wage bill incna ed by £3,375,000 sterling, thr. LabourReuter - 55 words
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Advertisement10 1955-12-30 1 fHE LEADIN6 TUIIL WULYp Ull MALAGA OVER 21 YEARSL^ t, ->'10 words
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502 1955-12-30 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fri., Dec. 30, 1955 The Muddle At Baling ONLY the reactionaries will feel happy over the failure of the iungkuChin Peng talks. All those who are yearning for peace m this country would regret the failure, nay, would regard it with real nervousness, because the parting502 words
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45 1955-12-30 2 KARACHI TO HAVE NEW ENVOY FROM MOSCOW KARACHI: a new Soviet Ambassador will succeed Mr Alexander Georgivitch Stat-.'•.->nko. the present Ambassador m Pakistan, according to diplomatic sources here. Mr. Statsenko went on leave to Moscow about six months a.^o and is not expected to return.45 words
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Article769 1955-12-30 2 Malwa To Reduce Marathi Majority NEW DELHI: Several livened the second round 01 report m the Lok Sabha. Over 100 members 9iav< and others are submitting Included m the proceeding! The Rajya Sabha, which began discussing the report on Monday, is extending its sea. sion up769 words
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Article47 1955-12-30 2 SARDAR NAIM KHAN GOES ON LEAVE KABUL: Sardar Mohammed Nairn Khan, Deputy Prime Minister, has proceeded on leave and Sardar Najibullah Khan, Afghan Ambassador to London, who is now here, has taken oved as acting Foreign Minister. Sardar Najibullah Khan was formerly Afghan Ambassador m New Delhi.47 words
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Article59 1955-12-30 2 MADRAS: Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, Vice-President of India, arrived here fro m Delhi last week by a special I.A.P. Dakota. He was received at the airport by Mr. Sri Prakasa, Governor, and State officials. The Vice-President oponed the All-India Oriental Conference at Annamalainagar on Dec. 26. Me i59 words
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250 1955-12-30 2 MANUFACTURE OF JUTE MILL MACHINERY NEW DELHI: The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Sri T. T. Krishnamachari, said m a written reply to a question by Dr. Raghubir Singh m the Rajya Sabha that licences had been granted to three firms m West Bengal for the manufacture of jute mill250 words
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434 1955-12-30 2 BOMBAY: A Hindu wife, although not a coparcener by right, is entitled to a share m a property belonging to a joint Hindu family if the propeity was unauthorizcdly alienated. A ruling to this effect was given by a Full Bench of434 words
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78 1955-12-30 2 ACID THROWN ON GIRLS AT SOCIAL FUNCTION JUBBULPORE; Eight yirls were slightly injured here during the annual social function of the Mahavidyalaya when some mis. chievous persons switched off the lights and threw a chemical on a group of yirte. Medical aid was promptly given to the girls, who received78 words
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71 1955-12-30 2 BOMBAY The India, Pakistan, Ceylon and Bur* ma outward freight conference announced last wek the withdrawal o? the proposal for a 35 per cent surcharge on cargo from the TJ.S.A, to Bombay, CalfuCa and Madras, according to a cable received hero from New York. The71 words
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137 1955-12-30 2 DELHI RECEPTION TO ARTISTES FROM UZBEKISTAN! NEW DEivHI: The visiting troupe of Uzbek artistes were entertained to a colourful reception jointly held by 17 cultural organizations of the city. The reception, held at the Talkatora Gardens, started with a welcome song by a mixed group, followed by the vigorous "Bhangra"137 words
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Article100 1955-12-30 2 KANDLA FORT TO HAVE LATEST RADAR NEW DELHI: Kandia porl is to be equipped with the latest m harbour control radar equipment, it is understood. Ihe equipment, vviiich incorporates the latest developments and is not m use anywhere else m the world today, v.iil assist navigation m the harbour, cut100 words
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68 1955-12-30 2 CHINA SECOND BIGGEST BUYER OF PAK JUTE DACCA: China purchased 55,000 bales of jute fro m East Bengal during the first fortnight of this month, according to the State Bank of Pakistan. India maintained the first position among- the buyers having taken 63,72 0 bales c° W e T d68 words
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Article56 1955-12-30 2 600 POLICEMEN ON TRIAL IN DACCA DACCA: The trial of over 600 policemen, alleged to have resorted to an unlawful strike on Nov 21 last, began here before a special court presided over by Mr. s. Munir iiussain, Additional District Magistrate Dacca. The policemen are charged with 'gross negligence of56 words
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Article52 1955-12-30 2 BOMBAY: The Lord Stans. gate (formerly Mr. Wedgwood Benn), President of the International Parliamentary Association, who is on a visit to India, arrived m Bombay from Delhi by air. Lord Stansgate was Secretary of State for India during 1929-31 and had summonea the first Round -Tabie52 words
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Article53 1955-12-30 2 KARACHI: Two Portuguese ships "Bartolomeo Dais" and 'Mao Delisboa" (sloop) are now m Karachi on what is described as "courtesy visit." The Commanding Officer of the ship Capt. Rodrigues called on the Pakistan Minister for Foreign Affairs and Commondore Khalid Jamid, Chief of Staff of the53 words
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Article52 1955-12-30 2 DACCA The Magistrate Court trying 262 striking police constables m Dacca, ordered the release of 35 on submission 0? their petition seeking pardon. It was learnt last week that the order for reinstatement of these policemen had been issued and they were being posted to52 words
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Article, Illustration75 1955-12-30 2 The Aga Kiian and Kcgum arrive for lunch at the Cairo residence of Pakistani Charge D'affaires t o Egypt Dr Viqar Hamdani (left). The leader of the Isinaili Sect arrived m Cairo rerently front Nice, I- ranee. Soon after Christmas he will mo\ > i<>75 words
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647 1955-12-30 2 RAJYA SABHA QUESTIONS: DELtil: The Government of India have under consideration a scheme for regular compulsory medical cxauunatiun o» sUidents m thi country, the Health Minister (iajkouuri Amrit Kaur inior.iied Mi*. D. Narayan m the n:t.,:.\;i Sabha lii -l week. Tne proposal647 words
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161 1955-12-30 2 AGREEMENT WITH BRITAIN ON ATOMIC ENERGY NJfiW UEi-HI: Discussions jjetween the 174£ Atomic energy Authority and the Indian iJe]>arcm<iit of Atomic Energy have ied to tne conclusion of an agreement, which ensures lliat there ■hall be close co-operation aiiQ irn'.tual asistanco between the Authority- and the Department m tie promotion161 words
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Article41 1955-12-30 2 MADRAS: K. K. I\ S. Indian Ambassador to Russia, has arrived here from Hyderabad on h)s way to Tiivandrum. I Mr. Menon is expected to I leave Trivandrum for Moscow by the end of this month.41 words
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Article, Illustration629 1955-12-30 3 ALLAN CLEAVER - ALLAN CLEAVER liy party or 15 visiting Indian iarmer 3 had their first look at Australia's hig n de--r*:e of farm mechanisation when tboy inspected two l azin.;- 7ropert.es m the Australian Capital Territory. The fanners are making a si>.-unonti:s' study tour of A'.'straiia629 words
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Article, Illustration18 1955-12-30 3 Mr. Doug Hyles, oumer of Uriarra station, explaining the good features of pasture hay to the Indian visitors.18 words
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71 1955-12-30 3 CUTTACK; Three thousand four hundred and thirteen persons were killed by wild animals during- the last five years m Orissa State, it was officially learnt. A man-eater killing society of leading «slkaris' has been formed m Rayagada sub-division. Some Government officers71 words
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Article90 1955-12-30 3 NEW DELHI: A new proOtm to manufacture an insecticide from tobacco waste has been evolved by the National Chemical Laboratory at Poona. It I* estimated that about 38,000.000 po unds of tobacco waste is available annually m tho country. This quality, toother with 25.000,000 pounds Of tobaccoNAFEN - 90 words
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Article45 1955-12-30 3 NEW DELHI: The Predent has given his assent to the Working Journalists (Conditions of Service) and Mlscellaneour Provisions Bill. It Is being published n the Gazette of India as Act 45 of 1956 and comes into force with Immediate effect. a»^#^#\45 words
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60 1955-12-30 3 U.K. SCHOLARSHIP FOR INDIAN WOMAN NEW DEU«: The Indian Women'a Education AssociaUon London, has offered one scholarship for the year SS-57 to an Indian .woman graduate for studies m the uS m Education, including Physical Education. The scholarship is tenable for one year and Is of the value of £300,60 words
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Article61 1955-12-30 3 TELLJCHERRY; The death of Mr. K. T. Kunhl Kannan Nambiar, landlord, occurred recently at his residence m i!Koodal«, »ln Kottayam taluk, after a brief illness. He was a member of the, former IfccUan Legislative A3- rembly, Ne w Delhi, and was also a member61 words
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163 1955-12-30 3 DAYTON, Ohio: An Indian Christian clergyman has strongly rapped racial prejudice m America's South, where he attended his first segregated worship service. The Reverend M. A. Thomas, member of the Mar Thomas Church of South India, told delegates at a meeting of theNAFEN - 163 words
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Article71 1955-12-30 3 22 Injured In Train Accident MADRAS; Eighteen passengers and four railway employees were slightly injured when the Madras-Bangalore mail train bumped into a groeds train at Maipatti latsit Tuesday according to a communication from the Public Relations Officer, Southern Railway. The injured persona were given first aid by a railway71 words
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196 1955-12-30 3 RS. 210 m. PAID TO D.P.s AS COMPENSATION JAIPUR: Mr. Mchr Chand < KJianna, Union Rehabilitation 1 Minister, announced here that 1 all poor displaced students i who had verified claims m their own names would be m. 8 eluded m the priority scheme 1 for payment of compensation. 1196 words
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Article51 1955-12-30 3 BANGALORE: The Government of India have decided to release a quota of 1,50,--000 lbs. of Mysore and Madras silk waste for export up to the end of February, 1356. Details of the licensing procedure are binjr notified by the Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports,51 words
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180 1955-12-30 3 INDIAN ARMY FLAG DAY APPEAL IN U.S. WASHINGTON, D.C.: In a recent special Indian Army Flag Day message to the American people, India's Am- bassador G. L. Mehta urged Americans to "contribute generously and wholehearted- ly to this noble cause." < The message pointed out t that it has becomeNAFEN - 180 words
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125 1955-12-30 3 LAW TO END UNAUTHORIZED LAND OCCUPATION NEW DELHI; The President has given his assent to the Rehabilitation of Displaced persons and Eviction of Persons m Unauthorized Occupation of Land (Amendment) Bill 1955 of West Bengal. The object of the Bill is to amend a sub-section of the parent Act 1951125 words
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Article237 1955-12-30 3 Relief For Educated Unemployed NEW DELHI: A plan to provide interim relief to the educated unemployed during the second Five-Year Plan has been approved by the Union Government. The plan was drawn up by the Bharat Sewak Samaj. In a memorandum explaining the plan, the B. s. S. says: 'TheNAFEN - 237 words
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98 1955-12-30 3 AHMEDABAD: Mr. ftiiniibhai Patel, President of the Gujerat Bharat Sevak Samaj, urged immediate freezing of spindlage and loomage m the textile industry, and introduction of the Amber jnarkha on a mass scale. Industrialists, he said, were attempting a scare by forc- casting a98 words
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475 1955-12-30 3 Nanda Defines Objectives VIJAYAWADA: Mr. GulzarilaJ Nanda, Union Planning Minister, told Pressmen here that the atmosphere had been created for the implimen tatlon of the Government's programme of limiting land holdings by fixing ceilings. The imposition of ceilings was not an475 words
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68 1955-12-30 3 INDONESIAN CULTURAL DELEGATION INVITED TO INDIA NEW DELHI: The Government of India has decided to 1 invite a cultural delegation from Indonesia to visit this country next year. This delegation will consist j of musicians, dancers and writers. The Balinese dancers' recent visit to India was regarded as a greatNAFEN - 68 words
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Article85 1955-12-30 3 MADRAS: The Government have sanctioned, m modification of the previous orders, the payment of an advance of three months* pay or wages, as the case may be, to non-gazetted Government servants, village officers and village servants m the district of Tanjore, Tiruchirapalll, Madurai and Ramai.athapuram m the85 words
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Article401 1955-12-30 3 INDIAN PHILOSOPHICAL CONGRESS NAGPUR- Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Pandit Ravi Shankar Shukla inaugurated the thirtieth session of the Indian Philosophical Congress here last week. Pandit Shukla m his address said the security of the human race and its happiness depended to a considerable extent on the cultivation of 'truly401 words
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650 1955-12-30 3 NEW DELHI- The Kajya Scbha adopted without change the Citizenship Bill as passed by the Ltfk Sabha. The Deputy Home Minister, Mr. B. N- Datar, replyir. 2 to the general discussion on the Bill, disclosed that negotiations were at present gom>> on with Sikkim m order650 words
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Article64 1955-12-30 4 COLOMBO: Ceylon will enter into a treaty of commerce and navigation with Japan if the drafts, exchanged between the two countries, arc ratified by both governments. An official of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is now m Ceylon to complete the negotiations and to clarify the64 words
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Article434 1955-12-30 4 Premier Underlines The Good News COLOMBO: THE PRIME MINISTER, SIR JOHN KOTELAWALA, TOLD HIS CABINET THAT CEYLON'S ENTRY INTO THE UNITED NATIONS WAS THE SUCCESSFUL TERMINATION OF AN EIGHT YEAR OLD DEADLOCK, ADDING: •'I am sure everybody m Ceylon must have been very happy to434 words
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Article190 1955-12-30 4 COLOMBO: The pattern of i Britain's tea imports is I changing subtly but signi- ticantly. Less of her supplies are com- I Ing from Ceylon and India i while imports from Africa and I Pakistan arc increasing, a sur. I vey published here says. iNAFEN - 190 words
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55 1955-12-30 4 INDIA'S OFFICIAL LANGUAGE COMMISSION MADRAS: The Official Language Commission, appointed by the Government of India, will be visiting Madra 3 from Jan. 9 to 12, to take oral evidence. Individuals or associations, wishing to give evidence before the Commission during its sittings at Madras, are requested to contact the Headquarters55 words
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Article818 1955-12-30 4 COLOMBO. As she stood in the witnessbox with her head and cheeks bandaged and a bath towel over her shoulders it was difficult to tell that she was a woman. Soon however, the doubt was cleared by the Pettah Police Inspector's words to Mr. V. S. Gunawardena818 words
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Article256 1955-12-30 4 Allegation Against Members Of Council COLOMBO: Both Right and Left Wing member*, of the Coluinbo Municipal Council welcomed the move for a municipal bribery probe. A senior Right Wing member, Mr. Cyril Wijeyeratne, said that Mr. D.N.W. de Silva's move was "excellent particularly m view of allegations256 words
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466 1955-12-30 4 COLOMBO; The so-called educational super-plan has clearly failed m one of the fundamental purposes which it professed to achieve, said Mr. Justice E.F.N. Gratiaen presiding at the St. Thomas' Preparatory school prize giving at Kollupitiya. He had been informed he continued that signs of deterioration had466 words
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209 1955-12-30 4 COLOMBO: The Prime Mil of Home Affairs, Mr. A. Ratna to ban scurrilous anti-religious throughout the country. This is a sequel to representations made recently to the Prime Minister by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Sir Albert Peries. Sir Albert urged the209 words
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Article61 1955-12-30 4 HONG KONG, Dec. 2i —I Dr. and Mrs. Homer V. Bradsharw crossed the Hong Kong border to freedom yesterday after almost five years m Chinese Communist captivity. Dr. Bradshaw has been m prison mi n Canton ever since his arrefct m Kwangtung province m March, 1961. HisAP - 61 words
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Article, Illustration37 1955-12-30 4 Indian husbands seldom get an opportunity to take such a close look at their brides, m the open. The screen provides the excuse. Gemini Ganesan discovers something stunningly charming m Savithrt m "MAM AN MAGAL'» (uncle's Daugher).37 words
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Article630 1955-12-30 4 Mr. Aziz On Split In Ranks COLOMBO: Mr. Abdul Aziz> Ceylon Democratic Congress President who ivas removed from office on Saturday last, m a statement to the press, called upon the Thanda man group to summon an islandwide conference of Congress delegates to settle any difference630 words
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Article399 1955-12-30 4 I COLOMBO: I The National Christian Council of Ceylon composed of the non-Roman Catholic Christi£.n groups, issued the following statement on the language question." "At this critial juncture of our national life we would remind ourselves, and remaind our fellow-countrymen, of the goal that has been before us399 words
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182 1955-12-30 4 JAP EXPERTS FOR COTTAGE INDUSTRIES NEW DELHI; The Indian Embassy m Tokyo has b een asked by the Union Government to look for suitable Japanese experts for setting up new cottage industries here on the Japanese model. These industries are to be designed to produce mechanical toys, dolls and pencils.NAFEN - 182 words
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241 1955-12-30 4 interpretation of cirtkll. i^ ia Frcml *> reconsider his t^t the Q .-af i n d t ceylon x,wa wa 3 decided when the Prime Minister, Sir John KotS lawala, and his Ministerial colleagues discussed Ceylon's reply to the Indian Government's not©»241 words
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Article437 1955-12-30 5 Right Of Passage Demanded: Application To World Court NEW DELHI: OFFICIAL, QUARTERS IN NEW DBUU NOTICED WITH INTEREST SeX FROM IKE HAGUE THAT PORTUGAL H*D FXCLD AN API'LC CAIION BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE DEMANDING RESTORATION OF POBTUGAI/S RIGHT OF PASSAGE' ACROSS SS tSiTORY Wrhde437 words
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Article192 1955-12-30 5 PLAN TO STEP UP COFFEE OUTPUT BANGALORE: The halfyearly meeting of the newlyconstituted Coffee Board, on Jan. 4 here will scrutinize a 15-year-plan for trebling present production of coffee to 68,000 tons. The bulk of the expenditure estimated at Rs. 14 crore. will be incurred during the first five-year period,192 words
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Article137 1955-12-30 5 HYDERABAD: The Official Language Commission, headed by Mr. B. G. Kher, last week concluded its three-day sitting here during which over 30 representative organizations and persons gave their views. 4rnong those who appeared before the commission were the Chief Minister, Ministers of the State Cabinet, the137 words
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Article92 1955-12-30 5 AHMEDARAD: Barbers m Virpur town of Panchmahal District have closed down their saloons and failen back on their "thobrls" (leather bag), free to choose their clients rather than attend to Harijans m tbeir shops. The barbers' decision to ply their trade "freely is m protest against the enforcement92 words
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Article180 1955-12-30 5 RUPNARAYANPUR TO INCREASE OUTPUT NEW DELHI: Cables of various sizes 112 mile s m length armoured and protected, were manuiacturea up to che end of March tnis year m the Hindustan Cables limited at Rupnarayanpur, about 140 miles irom Calcutta. This was revealed m the Company Chairman's report to the180 words
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Article247 1955-12-30 5 NEW DEUrll: Details ol all-round development of foui refugee tovvnsnips m Wtst Bengal Gayeshpur, Tahetpur, Habra and Khasubash Monalla at an estimateu cost of Rs. 2.2 crores win taKe tinal shape as a result ot aiocussions by the Departmental Finance Committee of tue Ministries of Rehabilitation247 words
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60 1955-12-30 5 BIHAR GOVERNOR VISITS SHAKRA PROJECT CHANDIGARH: Mr. R. R. Diwakar, .Governor of Bihar, arrived here last week after a visit to the BViakra-Nangal I Project and! stayed with the t Punjab Governor, Mr. C.P.N. £ingh. 1 He drove round the town f to see the newly constructed buildings. He also60 words
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Article, Illustration39 1955-12-30 5 PHOTO Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra Helen Elizabeth Olga Christabel, the daughter of the Duchess of Kent, celebrated her nineteenth birthday on Christmas Day, Dec 25. This new portrait study of the Princess wi"» kDorothy Wilding. APAP - 39 words
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263 1955-12-30 5 CENTRALISED CONTROL OF DRUGS URGED NEW DELHI: The Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Mr. T- T. Krishnamachari pleaded here for centralised control of drugs in the country and regretted the delay in the implementation of the report of the Pharmaceutical Enquiry Committee in thi s regard. Mr. 'Krishnamachari was263 words
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88 1955-12-30 5 INCREASE IN IRON ORE OUTPUT IN OCTOBER NEW DELHI: The estimated total output of iron ore m India increased to 331,263 tons m October 1955 from 297,187 i tons m September 1955, according to official statistics released by the Chief Inspector of Mines m India. c Returns received from 8088 words
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Article57 1955-12-30 5 P SAVANTWAD: Nationalists raided the police chowki of Sikarval m Goa on Monday I night, according to a report a received by National Congress (Goa^ sources here. Considerg able damage is reported to d have been done to the chowki. a The Portuguese controlled c57 words
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86 1955-12-30 5 EVACUEE PROPERTY SWINDLE UNEARTHED NEW DELHI: The Delhi police last week claimed having unearthed an interState gang which had, sold faked compensation claims involving several crores or rupees to prospective parchaser of evacuee property. According 1 to the police, the plot was discovered when two persons, believed to be members86 words
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145 1955-12-30 5 HYDERABAD'S PLAN TO INCREASE PRODUCTION HYDERABAD; The Planning Commission has agreed to allot under the State's second Five-Year Plan Rs. 6 crores for village and smallscale industries, Rs. 1.8 crores for certain other industries like machine tools, a co-opera-tive sugar mill and tannery, Rs. 9 crores for increasing coal production145 words
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Article71 1955-12-30 5 EAST BENGAL LEGISLATURE SESSION DACCA: East Bengal Legislature is expected to be m session by Jan. 15, 1956. Since the United Front Ministry took office after the last general elections m March 1054, the 309 strong legislature met once only a few months ago to elect its Speaker and the71 words
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Article40 1955-12-30 5 BOMBAY: Mr. J. F. Sinclail, General Manager of Burmah-Shell m India and also Chairman of the Board of Directors of Burmah-Shell Refineries Limited, has been elected President of the Bombay Chamber of Commerce for the year 1956-57.40 words
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180 1955-12-30 5 NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan would exchange on Dec. 31, 1955, lists of personal and household items, movable properties, articles deposited m banks, vaults and lockers etc. left behind by evacuees. The Deputy Minister for Rehabilitation Mr. Jaganath Rao Bhonsle,180 words
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261 1955-12-30 5 PATNA* The Government of Bihar propose to spend over Rs. 26 lakhs on the occasion of the 2,500 th Buddha Jayanti celebration to be held at Bodh Gaya m May. 1956, it is learnt. The Union Government is also261 words
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Article, Illustration20 1955-12-30 5 Milk being distributed to the Madras Cyclone and flood victims m Ramanathapuram by the Social Workers engaged m relief operations.20 words
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Article, Illustration77 1955-12-30 5 These charming women of Madras, headed by Mrs. nur^u'-ai Desimuikh standing- 6th from left front row) wife of India's Finance Minister, Mr. Chintaman Deshmukh want to exchange their graceful saris for women police uniforms! At the Annual Conference of W Omens' Indian Associations held77 words
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Article109 1955-12-30 5 NEW DELHI: Mr. Nehru m an hour's address to the Standing Committee of the Congres s Party on External Affairs here is reported to have given a frank appraisal of the International situation. Party spokesmen declined to reveal the contents of Mr. Nehru's review which,109 words
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Article150 1955-12-30 5 NEW DELHI: The Gov•nment of India has decided i give displaced persons aged 5 or more on June 26, 1955, riority m the matter of paytents. A Press Note issued by the nion Ministry of Rehabilitaon said that such claimants rould also be eligble for getng150 words
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Article81 1955-12-30 5 COLOMBO POWERS MAY NOT MEET SOON COLOMBO: The Colombo Powers meeting proposed by I Ceylon to be held m Rangoon next January may not come off, according to a report published kede. The paper said that so far a reply from India alone had been reccioed to the communication proposing81 words
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Article333 1955-12-30 5 BHUBANESWAR: The orissa Assembly passed b y 44 to 28 votes the Orissa Betterment Charges Bill last Wednesday after a four-day discussion on the select committee report of the Bill. Aiter passing of the Bill the Assembly adjourned sine die. The Bill aims at levying betterment333 words
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Article261 1955-12-30 5 REGIONAL SECTORS SUGGESTED MADRAS': Speaking under the auspices of the Y.M.I.A. Forum, rtoyap.tiah, recently on the S.R.C. report. Mr. H. D. Rajah, M.P., OMnn i:d that the bost method Of setting at rest the bickerings engendered by the report would be to split up tie Central administration and OOBStitute a261 words
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184 1955-12-30 5 'BHANJAR LANDS' FOR POLITICAL SUFFERERS -Copyright.ﾅ RAJAHMUNDRY; A twoday convention of the Andhra Praja Socialist Party has characterised the Andhra Uovernment's policy of distribution of "Bhanjar lands" to political sufferers is unjust iriible and suggested that the :listribution work should be eolusted to Bhoodan Commitce. The party wanted the ands184 words
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682 1955-12-30 6 Gunawardane Thanked For Securing U.N. Seat For Ceylon GAMPOLA: "PARITY IS IMPRACTICABLE IN CEYLON. THOSE WHO ADVOCATE PARITY DID SO ONLY WITH A VIEW TO PULLING A FAST ONE OVER THE MINORITIES," SAID MR. DU DLEY SENANAYAKE. EXPREMIER SPEAKING AT A RECEPTION IN HONOUR682 words
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Article, Illustration162 1955-12-30 6 At a farewell tea-party given m honour of Mr. J. M. Abdul Aziz, (thir a from, left) Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, and a leading businessman of Saigon, by Mr. G. Sarangapany (speaking) Proprietor Indian Daily Mail and Tamil Muras'u, at Adelphi Hotel,162 words
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Article106 1955-12-30 6 KARACHI, Doc. 2^. Tho Pakistan Foreign Minister Hamidul Hague Chowdhury said here that Pakistan expected to get more than 100 million dollars (35,714 thousand sterling) m United States economic Aid during the 1956 fiscal year. He said Pakistan would also get a share of American aidReuter - 106 words
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Article122 1955-12-30 6 WASHINGTpN, Dec. 29: An overwhelming majority of Democratic Party leaders belive Adlai Stevenson is now the best bet to win their party's Presidential Nomination again m 1957. The Associated Press polled 126 Democratic Governors, State Chairmen and members of the Party's National Committee. TheAP - 122 words
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Article48 1955-12-30 6 Umar Pulavar Day will be celebrated Saturday, Dec. 31 at 7.30 p.m. at the Umar Pu. lavar Tamil School, 41, Max well Road. Mr. G. Sarangapany, Janab M. K. Fakruddin, Mr. S. X Shanmugam. M.A.B.T. and Janab M. E. Ahmad will speak on the occasion.48 words
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217 1955-12-30 6 Tito Nasser Believe In Neutrality CAIRO, Dec. 29. Talk of neutrality and peaceful co-exis-tence dominated the first day's meetings between the two "strong- men "who rule Yugoslavia and Egypt. Socn after Marshal Tito arrived yesterday to begin his state visit to prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser's Egypt it became clearAP - 217 words
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Article51 1955-12-30 6 KARACHI, Dec. 29: Goa, Portuguese enclave m India, has asked the Pakistan Government for permission to open "Honorary Consulates" at Lahore and Dacca, m West and East Pakistan respective, ly. it was officially stated here today. The request is likely to be grant^ foreign office source said.-Reuter - 51 words
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Article62 1955-12-30 6 AT R. K. MISSION Mr. V. Meenakshisundaram Flight-Engineer, Hindustan Aircraft Ltd., Bangalore, will give a demonstration of Yoga postures, with a unning commentary on their therapeutic value, at the Sri Ramakdishna Mission Boys Home, Bartley Road, Saturday, Dec. 31, a t 4 p.m. The Yoga demonstration will62 words
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