Indian Daily Mail, 3 January 1956
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Title Section16 1956-01-03 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 821 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1966 FOUR PACES IS CENTS16 words
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235 1956-01-03 1 Another Colony Becomes Free British Egyptian Flags Hauled Down In Sudan 56-Yr-Old Alien Rule Ends KHARTOUM, Jan. 2: The British and Egyptian flags were hauled down at the Governor-General's Palace here yesterday and replaced by the Tricolour of the new Sudanese Republic as the Nile State became independent after 56Reutet - 235 words
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Article210 1956-01-03 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 2: Dollars nearly five million of them rained down on Joe Louis during "hijs career as heavyweight (boxing champion of the world. But Joe, now sadder and wiser, somehow lost sight of them and he tells m the Saturday Evening PostAP - 210 words
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Article117 1956-01-03 1 TAMILS TO RESTART AGITATION my in Parliament earlier, letEgyptian recognition of the a Committee of five men was the powers of Head of State. Prom Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Jan. t: The Tamil Artum KaiagKam has decided to restart if agitation for inclusion of the Tamil areas on Andhra border117 words
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Article127 1956-01-03 1 Nehru Welcomes Free Sudan NEW DELHI, Jan. 2: Mr. Nehru the Indian Prime Mini* ster, has sent a message to the new independent State at Sudan welcoming the people ''to the family of free and sovereign nations." The Indian Government also sent a message seeking diplomatic relations with the Sudan,Reuter - 127 words
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Article207 1956-01-03 1 CLEVELAND, OHIO, Jan. 2.— The nude body Of a slender brunette woman m her early twenties was found Sunday on the frozen ground of a baseball diamond. Police said a 24--year-old sailor admitted beatIng the girl, whose name he did not know. Held b y policeA.P. - 207 words
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Article88 1956-01-03 1 DJAKARTA, Jan. 2: The first English-made jet planes for the Indonesian airforce will be ready for test flights by Jan. 16. The Indonesian Air Force announced that six out of eight De Havilland Vampire training jet planes had arrived by boat m Indonesia. They were now—neuter. - 88 words
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45 1956-01-03 1 NEHRU SEES MADAME SUN YAT SEN OFF NEW DELHI, Jan. 2: Madame Sufi Vat Sen Monday flew for Calcutta en route to Burma to end her 17-day tour of India as a State guest. Premier Nehru saw her off. Hi then flaw to Asra.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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142 1956-01-03 1 KARACHI, Jan. 2: The In. dian High Commissioner m Pakistan Mr. C. C. Desai said at Lahjore, West Pakistan that there has been no official move either from India or from Pakistan for a meeting between these Premiers of the two countries. Mr. DesaiReuter - 142 words
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Article52 1956-01-03 1 CAIBO: Egypt** moat reached thfc cmmctaflton only after he had «x«cutod 496 >w»iii with the «n4 «f ■■■■B and retired. He now ka. opened small oaf c wtO* aight pipe and i wiiajsrw his unique career. Serg«an* ataa* la tatter rsr jt JSJT*I-f2a < titn.52 words
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Article49 1956-01-03 1 LONDON, Jan. 2: A> direct rail link between Moscow and Peking was opened on Saturday, Moscow Radio reported. It said a new stretch of rail between Ulan-Bator, m Russia, and Jamyn-Ude, Outer Mongolia, was put into operation, linking the Cfytaese and Russian networks.- APAP - 49 words
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Article43 1956-01-03 1 MUNSAN, Korea, Jan. 2: Fire destroyed the five-wing officers mess and senior mem* bers lounge at the United Nations Military Armistice Commission base camp here yesterday. There were no casualties. The cause of the blaze has not been determined. APAP - 43 words
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257 1956-01-03 1 OTTAWA, Jan. 2 Fire burned out of control Sunday night at the Soviet Embassy. Irs pec tor Phil La r kin said "the building is doomed." The fire, tentatively attributed to faulty wiring, broke out about 4:15 p.m. Embassy guests had justAP - 257 words
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Article21 1956-01-03 1 ST. ANDREWS CANADA, Jan. 2 James Dunn, Canadian industrialist who headed the Algoma Steel Corporation died Sunday. He was 81. APAP - 21 words
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Article167 1956-01-03 1 End Cold War Tension Says Nehru AGRA, India, Jan. 2 Indian Premier Nehru called Monday for an end to cold war tension and said "What needs conquering first is the Atom and Hydrogen bombs m our hearts-" "When this, is done the conquest and control of other uomtn becomes easy,"AP - 167 words
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Article80 1956-01-03 1 SIR LAURENCE MISS MONROE LONDON, Jan. 2 Sir Laurence Oliver and Marilyn Monroe Britain's top straight actor and America a most famous curved one are to be teamed up m a film version of "The Sleeping Prince," the Sunday Graphic said. It said the film will be directed by Hollywood'sAP - 80 words
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173 1956-01-03 1 Spiritual Discourses At G. N. Hall Swami Pranavananda Saraswathl; a welLknown monk and pililosopher of India, is to deliver a Aeries of lectures at the Gandhi Memorial Hall each day at 6.30 p.m. till Wednesday, Jan. 11. The Swami)!, is on a round the world spiritual mission. His Holiness will173 words
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Article154 1956-01-03 1 RESIST U.S. MEDDLING -HO's CALL HONGKONG, Jan. 2 Dr. Ho Chi Minh, President of Communist North Vietnam, yesterday accused the United States of having "instigated the South Vietnam Government to violate brazenly the Geneva Armistice Agreement." In a New Year Message quoted by North Vietnam Radio he claimed hi s154 words
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174 1956-01-03 1 A gift of £250 from Sir George Thomas, donor of the Thomas Cup and former President of the International Badminton Federation, for the furtherance of basketball amongst the youths of Singapore will be used for the erection, equipment and maintenance of a basketball174 words
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145 1956-01-03 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mo n: An official statement issued here states three communist terrorists surrendered Sun* day. The statement adds they gave themselves np to a motorist on the Temerloh Mentakab Koad In Pahaag. They ar« Tan Ma Makim site* Mat Banl, a dlstrtct145 words
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182 1956-01-03 1 From Our Own Corresponuent NEW DELHI, Jan. 2: Union Home Minister Pandit Pant has indicated that the new linguistic set-up m India will not come m by Oct. 1, as expected. Speaking on Sunday m his home town, at Lucknow, Pandit Pantsaid the182 words
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Article170 1956-01-03 1 Archbishop Justifies H— Bomb LONDON. Jan. 2.—A canon of St. Paul's Cathedral challenged a recent statement of the Archbishop of Canterbury that possession of the hydrogen bomb b y Western nations is justified morally if it deters Communism. Preaching: m the Cathedral, the Canon. Lewis Collins, said that possession ofA.P. - 170 words
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Article63 1956-01-03 1 In Bombay, Mr. T. R. Naravane, who was dismissed last week from the Bombay Ministry for indiscipline, has called upon all Marathis to start "direct action" by non-violent Satyagraha. 'The time for action now tyas come" he declared addressing a meeting on Sunday night on the ChowpatAi63 words
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Article70 1956-01-03 1 SHANKARAO DEO 'S EFFORTS Mr. Shankarao Deo, President of the Maharashtra Congress, has however urged Marathis to be patient, declaring that he is confident of a solution, he has been travelling continuously between Delhi and Bombay holding consultations and feels that Gujaratis and the Congress High Command may accept the70 words
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Article218 1956-01-03 1 BERLIN, Jan. 2: Russia's President Klementi Voroshilov credited the Soviet Union's "active peace policy" m 1955 with "unmasking the sponsors of the cold war" and easing International tension. "May ttye year now beginning be a year of still greater improvement m our beloved homeland, of aAP - 218 words
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Article53 1956-01-03 1 CAIRO, Jan. 2: A highly placed Egyptian official Sunday denied press reports that Yugoslav President Tito will mediate to the dispute between Israel and the Arab States. An Official said a communique will be issued at the end of Tito's 10-day State visit to Egypt denyingAP - 53 words
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Article287 1956-01-03 1 Musk Dance Competition TAMILS FESTIVAL One of the most outstanding features of the Tamils Festival celebration this year is the Music and Dance Com. petition, which will be held at the Happy World Stadium, on Friday, Jan. 13, 1956. Entrants to the Music Competition will be divided into two groups:287 words
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Advertisement12 1956-01-03 1 M* o \r« 1 sm ost§s**--* 3SI 00 I BMONTHS- oO J12 words
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449 1956-01-03 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tues., Jan. 3, 1956 Malayans Must Fight Malaya's War •THAT "the people of Malaya will give their complete cooperation only if they {know that they are fighting for their own country not for the British," It. no new revelation. This waning which the Federation Chief Minister,449 words
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257 1956-01-03 2 TAMIL IS THE MOTHER TONGUE OF MUSLIMS JAFFNA: Quazi M- M. Sultan. Mayor of Jaffna, said here that Tamil had been the mother tongue of Ceylon Muslims for nearly 600 years. He was speaking at a largely attended meeting held at Jinnah Madam recently. Quazi Sultan said Tamil was the257 words
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972 1956-01-03 2 ROLE OF ART LITERATURE UNITY IN THE WORLD Art And Science Should Be Related To Life's Problems CHERUTHURTHY: Prime Minister Nehru emphatically stated that "one of the primary duties of literature should be to bring about unity In India and the unity of the world In every way.'* The Prime972 words
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Article93 1956-01-03 2 BOMBAY: The new Board of the Press Trust of India for 1956 Is as follows: Mr. Devadas Gandhi (HINDUSTAN TIMES, New Delhi); Mr. C. C. Shah, MJ». (JANMABHOOMI, Bombay); Mr. Tushar Kanti Ghosh (AMRITA BAZAR PATRIKA, Calcutta); Mr. Ramnath Goenka (INDIAN EXPRESS Madras); Mr. J. c.93 words
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Article343 1956-01-03 2 To Oppose Jayawardene rwiiUAHAWEtiA: Mr. R. U. Senanayake, M. P. for Dambadeniya last week appealed to hi 3 constituent to give him a mandate to contest Mr. J R. Jayewardene at Kelaniya at the next general election. He was speaking at a meeting held at the Ratmalgoda Co-opera-tive Society hall343 words
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Article, Illustration50 1956-01-03 2 Mr. David Marshall, Chief Minister of Singapore accompanied by two Ministers of his Government visited the mazars of Quaid-i-Ajsam Jinnah and Quaid-i-Millat Liaqat All Khan during: thetr visit to Karachi. Picture shows Mr. Marshall (right) and the two Ministers (left and 2nd from left) placing the wreaths at Quald-i-Azam's mazar.50 words
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880 1956-01-03 2 Land For Landless Nehru Urges The Need KOZHIKODE; Prime Minister Nehru urged the need to take steps to solve the land problem as quickly as possible, and said that lands should be distributed to the laadless, addressing a public meeting at Nilambur. The Prime Minister referred to the land question880 words
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341 1956-01-03 2 CHERUTHURTHY: Addressing a huge public meeting here recently, Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru said India's message to the world was Peace: He added: "Today if there is any kind of message that India can offer to other countries, it is this, the message of341 words
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Article1187 1956-01-03 2 ROLE OF RELIGION IN MODERN WORLD Abandon Tradition Of Opposition Yield To Co-operation sarvapalu CHIDAMBARAM. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, Vice-Presldent, called on the different religions Of the world to abandon the tradition of opposition and yield to co-operation on the basis of "the hidden common substratum" If the world was to1,187 words
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331 1956-01-03 2 CEYLON AWAITS U.S. A— REACTOR DECISION COLOMBO: The United States Secretary of State, Mr. Foster Dulles, and the. Under Secretary, Mr. Herbert Hoover, Jr. will confer shortly m Washington to decide whether the atomic research centre to be gifted by the U.S. should be set up m Ceylon or the331 words
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220 1956-01-03 2 NEW DELHI: The Congress Working Committee to understood to have favoured early action by the Ctoverament on Mr. Neon's proposal to set u p Zonal Councils for groups of States. Further consideration of the proposals is expected after details of the administrative reorganization220 words
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Article783 1956-01-03 3 Indian Culture Owes A Great Deal To Tamil Literature A Vice-Chancellor's Plea I- hi. welcome address to tie drte.« '^S^ Mr tb^world the value o, Tamil learning UterSuTe «E m «t E^ ry I*? 1 l ?*L been made b y the University to promote the study783 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-01-03 3 Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret saw some 01 the latest developments m radioactive appliances when she visited the United Kingdom Atomic Enery Authority's Radiochemical Centre at Amer- sham m Buckinghamshire recently. In this picture princess Margaret is watchin e Miss Joyce Wise (foreground) filling- bottles with radioactive iodine m one53 words
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553 1956-01-03 3 Politics Religion Must Not Be Mixed Nehru's Call To Nation NILAMBUR: Prim« Minister Nehru stated at a public meeting at Perintalmanna. that m political and rmttonnl affaire, they had to keep together while m religion* matters they could stick to their respective religions. Mr. Nehr u said, "We have been553 words
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Article540 1956-01-03 3 AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BANGALORE: Itt view of their policy of neutrality and non-dependence on power blocs, the Government of India have decided that the immediate basic step s for development o* the aircraft industry m the country should be the manufacture of jet engines, highspeed fighters and the development of540 words
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Article1273 1956-01-03 3 Speech At Silver Jubilee Of Kerala Kalamandalam CHERUTHUKUTHY: Prime Minister Nehru said here Chat there was at present a good deal of talk about peace hi the world, but for that word to have any meaning it had to be hi accents and meth1,273 words
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Article674 1956-01-03 3 People's Raj In India— Nehru NILAMBUR: m India we do not have Hindu Raj -or Muslim Raj or Christian Raj. It is the People's Raj m which all can share and therefore all of us must live as friends," Mr. Nehru declared at a larjaje ly attended public meeting at674 words
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Article582 1956-01-03 4 Minority Groups Federal Party's Doubts COLOMBO: THE FEDERAL PARTY DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT THE WRITING OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS INTO THE CONSTITUTION WDLL SAFEGUARD MINORITY GROUPS FROM OPPRESSION BY THE MAJORITY. The party led by Mr. S. J. V. Chelvanayakam, Q.C., is therefore opposed to the decision of582 words
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Article233 1956-01-03 4 COLOMBO: Commenting on the statement made by Mr. Abdul Aziz m which he had suggested that an island-wide conference of primary members of the Ceylon Democratic Congress should be summoned to thrash out the issues that had created a split m the Congress leadership, Mr. S. Thondaman233 words
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Article382 1956-01-03 4 COLOMBO; What is life if one is not free to eat and drink as one likes? This is the question posed by The National League of Ceylon m a memorandum to the Prohibition Commission. The memorandum states that the prohibition movement will fail, and fail382 words
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Article129 1956-01-03 4 COLOMBO: Sir Mhza Is mail who is here on a private visit, on an invitation by &c Governor-General, Sir Oliver Goonatileke, it is reUably understood, had discussions with Premier KotelawaliT and the former Premier. Mr. Dudley Senanayake on the IndoCeylon problem. When asked whfct he actually129 words
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Article101 1956-01-03 4 Karim Durrani, the Pakistan film story and dialogue writer, is now m Bombay to write two stories for National Movies. National Movies are now releasing their first picture, 'Char Paise," the story of which was written by Durrani. Durrani, who now owns what Si.*??"! 1 8101 words
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262 1956-01-03 4 Storm In C. D. C All Name Abdul Aziz ''COIiOMBO: "I>««ptti) Mr. Abdul Aztav effort* to eoaDC. t»4 a«Ckln r to do with the question of the mUfa*t•Tlie actual depute was whether the Congress Is to be permitted to proceed with the cleaning up Of its organisation and the stamping-262 words
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Article116 1956-01-03 4 The Chairman of the Singapore Safety First Council, Mr. A.E. Shepherd, m a Radio Malaya broadcast last night appealed to the motorists, of Singapore to make their number one New Year resolution "Safety First.'Mr. Shephercd added that the Safety fFlrst Council would like to prove116 words
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Article21 1956-01-03 4 Hitherto the Indian Screen's most dependable vamp, Smiriti Biswas announces her firm resolve never to play vamp again.21 words
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Article, Illustration4 1956-01-03 4 Klang Tamil Teachers Taught4 words
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Article437 1956-01-03 4 DAPHNE CLARE - DAPHNE CLARE By TNDIA'S sari makers can really look forward to boom business from Britain, or so it seems. After one or two false starts m recent times, saris have now well and truly "caught on" and by all the signs will be the mode at437 words
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Article180 1956-01-03 4 INDIAN INFLUENCE IN X-MAS SALE Indian influence m Christmas merchandise on sale m Umdon is marked this year. SS£ b at I^ ate Indlan tovB f[° m Bengal have sold so well k stocka are almost exhausted. Earlier m the season there were parrots, timers, elephants, tiny gods and goddesses,180 words
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Article169 1956-01-03 4 TAMILS FESTIVAL Following are the results of the Tamils Festival Badminton Tournament Singles i and Doubles matches played yesterday, Jan. 2, at Jai Hind Badminton Party CourtSingles: 1) V.N. Samy beat S. Rajakrishnan 15-5, 15-2; 2) S. Vellasamy gave 'walk over to D. Balakrtahnan; 3) R. Thavamany gave169 words
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Article48 1956-01-03 4 BE RUN, Jan. The news- papers of Red China completely changed th)eir faces on New Year's Day, the official East German News Service ADN reported Sunday from Peking. The traditional vertical order of letters are now read m horizontal order from left to rightr-AP.48 words
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