Indian Daily Mail, 27 April 1956
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Title Section16 1956-04-27 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. Xn No. 71 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS SINGAPOBE, fMDAY, APRIL 27, 196616 words
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Article, Illustration632 1956-04-27 1 SPECIAL COUNCIL TO SUPERVISE INTERNAL SECURITY AND DEFENCE i DELEGATION DISAPPOINTED LONDON, Apr. 26: ftagapore's All Party DefeJ gatioa demanding Independence for fee Crown Colony by April 1 next year was to-day study-** and conferring en the latest British proposals on the ___anffs constitutional fntare.Reuter - 632 words
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Article311 1956-04-27 1 The Chief Minister, Mr. David Marsnah ana leavers o» outer ponticaj parues ti*u> morning weie stuuyuig- m deUUI tne seci etary or State a reply to tncir uiemoranoiuin anu draft to the neaos oi agreement m the legal chant bet* of Mr. Waiter Kaeburu, one of theReuter - 311 words
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Article128 1956-04-27 1 COLOMBO, Apr. 26.—Solomon Bandaranariie told his ttrst news comerence as Premier yesteraay that he wm seek Soviet and Chinese aid for his country and also accept five million dollar U.S aid offer made to the previous Cteyilon .government. "I am quite satisfied there are noAP - 128 words
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Article201 1956-04-27 1 U. K.-SOVIET TALKS CONCLUDE LONDON, Apr. 26. Soviet < ana untish leavers nave euo> ea their Lonuon taiKS In a 1 somber mood. But there were I indications both sides w*H nail the conterence as a limited sucresH toward easing world tension. Premier Nikolai BuJganin and Communist Boss Nikita KhrushchevA.P. - 201 words
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Article143 1956-04-27 1 LONDON. Apr. 26: There La no question of an apology being made to the Soviet leaders for the Incidents which occurred on Monday night when Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev dined at the House of Commons with the Labour Party's- National Executive^ it is understoodReuter - 143 words
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119 1956-04-27 1 Soekarno To Address U.N. Assembly DJAKARTA, Apr. 18. The President Soekarno would leave Djakarta for the United States on May 14 accompanied by his eldest son Gnntur and 14 Indonesian officials including the Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Russian A buuiganl, an Indonesian Government source said to-day. The source saidReuter - 119 words
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Article43 1956-04-27 1 DACCA, Ea*t Pakistan. Apr. 26. About 85 percent of the 5.000 servants employed by the East Pakistan Government, including office orderIk's, hospital attendants and cooks went on strike m Dacca yesterday for more mv and other benefits A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article185 1956-04-27 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 26.— Prime Minister Nehru stated m the Lok Sabha that Immigration of foreigners, including Indians to any country, was regu.ated by the immigration laws of that particular ccuntry. The United Kingdom permitted free entry of lniuans witnout visa or any other restrictions. He added,185 words
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283 1956-04-27 1 No Settlement Without Any Agreement On Basic Minimum Wage (From Our Correspondent) KDALA L1TMPUR, Thur: The National Union of Plantation Workers to-day issued a warning to its members not to heed unofficial reports and rumours of compromise between the Union and M.P.I.E.A. It was283 words
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Article101 1956-04-27 1 VIETNAMESE WARSHIPS IN SINGAPORE Three Vietnamese vessels arrived at Singapore yesterday, on a training cruise for 21, newly commissioned officers of the Vietnamese fleet. They will leave on Apr. 29. This is the ttrst time that Vietnamese naval vessels has called at Singapore. During- this informal visit, a number of101 words
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148 1956-04-27 1 SHOPKEEPERS' TRICK TO OUTWIT LAW FAILS (From Our Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs: An ingenious method employed by some Indian shopkeepers to outwit the law is reported m the Labour Report for the month of March just issued. It is stated that some Indian shopkeepers of a small town m Perak148 words
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96 1956-04-27 1 Working Party To Deal With Jus Soli (From Our Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs: 'A six man working party representing the three communal political bodies that make up the ruling Alliance Party was created to-day to deal with the controversial jua soli demand by non-Malays. The working party will later make96 words
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Article42 1956-04-27 1 Mr V. Filial, 0.8. E., S.C.H., J.P., accompanied by hH family returned to Singapore yesterday, after a »lx.month tour of sacred places i& India A target and d*stbundshe<l gatherlnir was pven^nt at the £j*°** Mr. PakW W1» ffUf*42 words
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Article85 1956-04-27 1 TAMIL SPEAKING ENGLISHMAN A Tamil-speaking EngUmhraan arrived here yesterday ac<x>iupaiu«d by ]nis wife by 9.9. HBjuJh on a two-week holiday here and In North BorooOt He 1* Mr. Boas, manager of M/« Kama* Devan HUls Produce Lid., TlrocWrapaMl, Sooth India, Their popular produce la Han— Dcvi Tea. Associated with the85 words
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Article135 1956-04-27 1 No New Terms To Chin Peng Tungrku The Chief Minister's attention has been drawn to a deadline In an English language newspaper (not the 1.D.M.) to the effect that he would offer new terms to the Communist terrorists, says a Federal Government Press statement issued m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. It135 words
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Article26 1956-04-27 1 HONG KONG, Apr. 2-B.— Sir Ttov*»rt Hotung, one of the wealthiest men In Asa and <tmi'< «M man- o* Hontj; KOQg26 words
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518 1956-04-27 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fri., Apr. 27, 1956 LONDON MISSION A FLOP? fJAVI'NG so ably openeo his case for merdeka, it would be a great tragedy indeed if the Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall were to bring back from London only some kind of pseudo-merdeka for the Colony. That he518 words
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Article890 1956-04-27 2 KammrmJ Or Rate O/ Private EmterprUe iniifillH the teat* annul meeting of the Hteduethan Chamber of Commerce, Madras, Mr. K. Kamamj, Chief Minister. «0d that the- framer. of the* See*** FhS-Feer Wai had formulated Mfcemes for the establishment of heavy Industrie*, as well a» small-Male Industrie*890 words
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Article110 1956-04-27 2 NIWBEUB. Mr. Nefcm J| fin I the L«U4 j_f 4^k^ aaaSßanat Ot aaaSaaaY ojr domg Mstagsk a. of •NSUJBSJB^ Si WSJS/ Of a**existence te the ■■ijn—l sphere, also extended to the international sphere." ■a his address to the annual conference of the All-India Manufacturers' Organisation Nr. Nehru aid:110 words
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175 1956-04-27 2 CENTRAL LOAN TO MADRAS FOR APPALAM UNIT j, NEW DELHI: A loan of Rs. 13,096 has been sanctioned to the Madras Government by the Centre to establish an "ap. palam" (papad) production unit, the Minister for Industries, Mr. Nityanad Kanuneo told the Lok Sabha. The primary purpose of the loan175 words
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92 1956-04-27 2 SOVIET REPORT ON INDIA'S OIL RESOURCES NEW DELHI, Apr. 25; Three Soviet oil experts left New Delhi last night for Moscow after handing the Government a report of their fivemonth assessment of India's oil resources. The experts proposed a development plan costing 30 million rupees (about £2,250,000 sterling). It isReuter - 92 words
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555 1956-04-27 2 Value Of Music As Means Of Worship able to secure a permanent habitation. To the Hindu workshippers, Mr. Rajamannar said, Sri Rama was an avatar of Vishnu. Sri Rama had crystallised and embodied the new conception to which at the present day they referred as Ramaniya. Sri Rama and Site,555 words
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Article62 1956-04-27 2 INDIAN COMMUNISTS SURPRISED PALGHAT: Moscow's announcement of the dissolution of the Stalin-founded Comtn. form came as a surprise to the top Communist Party mem. bers who are here m connection with the Fourth Congress. When asked for their reaction members of the Politbureau said that they never expected this announcement62 words
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206 1956-04-27 2 Scientific Expedition For Rupkund BOMBAY: A six-member Indian scientific expedition wfcl leave for Rupkund, the mystery lake which lies at an altitude of 18,060 feet la the Garbwhal Himalayas, next year. Professor G.M. Kurujkar, head of the Department of Anatomy Of the GJ3. Medicai College here, is one of the206 words
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55 1956-04-27 2 Pakistan's Fertilizer Plant In June KARACHI; The fertilizer plant of the Pakistani industrial Development Corporation being set up with the lieip of tne International Cooperation Administration, Is expected to be completed by June next The plant, which will produce 50,000 tons of fertilizer annually for internal conaumderab.e foreign exchange. ption,NAFEN - 55 words
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204 1956-04-27 2 I KARACHI: The overall production of food crops m Pakistan fell by over 1,400^00 tons during the crop year 1954-55 when compared to the previous year, according to official figures. The total acreage also fell m 1954-55 when compared to M»e previous year. TheNAFEN - 204 words
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90 1956-04-27 2 Pakistan-Russia Trade Talks Next Month KARACHI; Mr. HabJb Ibrahim Rahimtoola, Pakistan's Minister for Commerce and Industries, is quoted as having told the London Correspondent of Dawn that trade TTnior. at an official level are negotiations with the Soviet expected to b«gin m Karachi next month. Mr. Rahtmtoola, en route from90 words
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Article34 1956-04-27 2 LUCKNOW: The Government of uttar Pradesh has to consultation with the Government of ltadla decided to change -the name of Banaras to ••Varaaaai" with effect J2ja >J*va4 next when the34 words
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Article25 1956-04-27 2 TO FEED ANIMALS IN LONDON ZOO LONDON: Ftodta* tfce JJ^JJ «n expense SSS»T b4B cwneto Tile menu Included 100 ««6 tons of **y JZ NAFENNAFEN - 25 words
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Article19 1956-04-27 2 NEW PLASTIC CONTACT LENS Amerlca^Aca^m" 0 mtetry. said it nijfctjjSSS the use of conta«rTab2« >!; n X it," he explained.19 words
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Article457 1956-04-27 2 New Bill Befog Drafted I NEW VBUHt AMwI plMMMrjr to tte 84*tw Wot B*P* MlMw. Wl y,.. Oh Mi flttar ka*» mM for tt «MM>e Mm pjnaiWlj of hi of t5» tw» flMMss* But, btfem the details of the union scheme could be worked out, the two Chief457 words
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Article35 1956-04-27 2 NAGERCOIL. Ike four taluks of ThoYBhL AflMtfcMMKvam W^ tftet for administrative eonvenienoe. it to learnt. Tk» irrr itlatifc I it v abo leant, wffi be Minad In the new aet-np. m »**m>»mmnmmmmmmmmimm<t»«» m35 words
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Article259 1956-04-27 2 India Host To T. B. Congress NEW DBuca*. Special charter planes are likely to be flown by Air India international from London to New •Delhi to bring about 800 delegates from 55 countries to attend the 14th international Congress on Tuberculosis opening here January 7, 1957. Sponsors of the congressNAFBN - 259 words
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155 1956-04-27 2 Industrial Bank For Pale In Offing DACCA: An mtlustrlal Bank, under the joint sponsorship of the Pakistan Government and the World Bank is likely to start operation eariy next year, according to v scheme drawn up by the Pakistan Government. It le expected that the arrangements for the establishment of155 words
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Article61 1956-04-27 2 WM »UM Withto the aext thr<* years J*p»n might wpply mdfa 500,000 tons of I* 66 at competitive pHcen, c R Natesan, India < JOJ and Steel CSontrof.vr. »urn *lrport soon after Mi irrival by air from Delhi. Mr. Nat Man said a delege*£L representswe« of61 words
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20 1956-04-27 2 RAILWAY CONCESSIONS FOR PAK JOURNALISTS O R ACCA; Pr« M corespondents and photoerapherg haw mi 2 fferw rhoao f sl20 words
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Article397 1956-04-27 3 Rajaji Wants World Court To Intervene Mr. C. Rajagopalachari expressed that -tH 5l^ tions of the world have not tEoueht if «,«^l 'u« eUtrai monstrate their dynamism by a^Soroul ZZV^Z™* to dc the World Court of Justice at The h*^ 1 1 1 effort to move397 words
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Article162 1956-04-27 3 BOMBAY: Mr. P. M. A*er wall*, General Manager, Tele division, told Pressmei «»at the Government of mdii had sanctioned a scheme fo Bombay, costing Rs 121 crores. under which thirtee'i new exchange buildings wouk be constructed and 52 000 ne« telephone lines would tegiven The scheme162 words
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126 1956-04-27 3 INDO-CANADIAN ATOMIC REACTOR AGREEMENT i NEW DELHI: India and Canada are expecteu to sigu an agreement *>y tne end 01 the montn or etuiy May for seiung up an nn a t*m Canautan reactor at irouiuay. tugn Canadian atomic ueveioiwaent auuior*ty omciajs aie expected to arrive m tsoniu-Ay tor discussions126 words
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248 1956-04-27 3 NSW YORK: You cant lose weight uafcM you>a y« tt^Asian, African, Aroerican and European alike. WeW control is an Individual problem. No one can do it for you. The more you lean on someone else for support, the iess likely you are to beNAFEN - 248 words
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269 1956-04-27 3 INDIAN TRAINED AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS NEW DELHI: The ttrst batch of agricultural engineers to be trained m India wiu start worK oy May tnis year. Tra.ned at the inuian Insti- i tute of Technology m Knarag;pur, m an comprehensive a uacKground or engineering as otner types of engineers, tnese men areNAFEN - 269 words
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Article224 1956-04-27 3 CALCUTTA: Indian burlap, which was losing grounds m the United States market up to 1953. has made a good recovery, according to vie Jute Balers' Association. The share of Indian burlap, which had declined to 77.9 per cent of the total U.S. imports m 1953, roseNAFEN - 224 words
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Article60 1956-04-27 3 PnM«\£XS?i C S P eclal <i Establishment had invoS th Government that it »onth, t take another two SJi to complete the invesMr p n l f chap ges against conn^ makrlshna Dalmla (m K"££. wlt the affairs- of vpni.i" c MmJ ster for ReSHhha^ Shah>60 words
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Article58 1956-04-27 3 PAKISTANIS DETAINED IN BOMBAY BOMBAY: Twenty-eight seamen 27 Pakistanis and one Ooan bound for Calcutta xrom London were detained, at the Santa Cruz airport here by the immigration authorities as they •»ad no visas to enter India. The detained seamen belonged to a batch of 44 seamen wno arrives m58 words
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Article118 1956-04-27 3 CALCUTTA: Russia produced over 220,500,000 lbs of green tea leave* In one aeaaon, It Is learned here. Russia, which a few years ago purchased the bo* of her tea from China, today grows the greater portion of her requirement* at bone. Most of the processes, from118 words
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78 1956-04-27 3 NEW DELHI: President Soekarno's personal representative and Ambassador Extraordinary, Dr. Soekardjo Uulraopranoto, 'wll'7 arrive here from Djakarta, it is announced. A former Ambassador to Rome. Dr. Soekardijo will stay here for four days before leaving for Kathmandu to attend Kinjr Mahendra's coronation on behalf ofNAFEN - 78 words
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87 1956-04-27 3 JAP FIRM TO BUND ELECTRIC COACHES a NBw MLW: A Japuei Ann ud ottered to mamtfa< wre- mutopbe unit electn w^es la partnership wit aa Indian firm m CalcuU «nrf the offer had been Ofpted, the Deputy Mintet, ior Railways, Mr. Alageaa JMr. AJagesan added the toe coaches wouW, howevw87 words
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Article17 1956-04-27 3 GOVERMENT'S INDUSTRIAL POLICY Urn OOitaet. Mr. Netett wUI announo the Govetwnent is pracflcalb cast m the Press.17 words
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38 1956-04-27 3 ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF MADRAS A.I.R. NEw DELHI; Professor X awaminathao and *<££',£ AvuiaahiUngyn dwttiar, Pw*wamy ThooK. Chandrasekiuuun and %+f* ty ?2Z? 3m Mp »»ve jeen appointed members of Programme Advlaory oemTiittee attached tothe SSas station of /a India Ralio38 words
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Article76 1956-04-27 3 -■vr __>__> UV1U1 NEW DELHI: Twelve new aerodromes are to be constructed during the Second -ive-Year Plan in various parts of the country. They woud be located at: -lilihal, Raxau., jogbani (Bihar), Malda, Haldwaai, Hubli. Kangra (Kulu Valley.) Nowgong (Assam). Behala (Calcutta) Shillong, Ratnagiri and76 words
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Article97 1956-04-27 3 CAN USE WHALE OIL FOR CAR NEW YOKK: The P-fiOO-experuntatal car baitt by the Geaeral Motors Oo£ puration—can be rsM oa practically any Usd of Alter five years of xch, OJH. f g,lnima believe th'i power anit they hay«« developed wH| «veatually be wed fa! boS* <orri«w and mHltary vefcidwsNAFEN - 97 words
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Article51 1956-04-27 3 Bank's Profits KARACHI: The National Bank of Pakistan's profits for the year ended 1956 amounted to Rs 7.510,000— the highest on record—as against Rs. 3,640.000 m 1964, the Baa* announced here. According to the Bank's annual report, a considerable increase was recorded m the deposits which increased51 words
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Article48 1956-04-27 3 MR. P. S. RAU BOMBAY: Ifr. P. 6. Rau, Adviser to the Rajpramukh of Travancore-Cochin, arrived here from Cochin by air He is leaving for Delhi to dte* cuss the budget of Travan-core-Oochin with the Central Government and also the implementation of the Second Five-Year Plan for Travan-core-Cochin48 words
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Article150 1956-04-27 3 BOMBAY: The Indian Government 4s reported to be negotiating with the U.S. Government for the porcfcaae of ■ohm %S «eowd-hud ships, a reliable source revealed hem. a loan for economic development projects. The American ships for t India is negotiating of the "Liberty," "Vicand "Cbnanl"NAFEN - 150 words
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768 1956-04-27 3 Rajaji Still Opposed To B.C.G. Vaccine ••B.O.Q. up-'to-dale"Mr. a _5^_|«laehari stated that he *n did not believe in the potency of B.C.G. even after gotog through the interim report of the British Medical Research Council. Mr. Rajagopalachari said that the Central Health Minister was very earnest about Dushing the B.C.G.768 words
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Article197 1956-04-27 3 LONDON: Rape ft* raotkat L who want to breast-fee their babies hot are umbl fo ao Im come from i totally unexpected muim- <tru X prodoeed from th «M|s of the pteat bmn > Serpenttaa, wttefc grow I The poaiibtlity is op«a«« v, by Qhaerw^oaa madeNAFEN - 197 words
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Article316 1956-04-27 3 Baghdad Pact Council Kashmir KARACHI; The Karachi prominently pubUahed a despatch form a Special Cor« EE^ 1 the Associated of Pakistan sharpN frttietetair Britain> reporba to include Kashmir m the **cu8»»on of the Baghdad tSSS 1 now rteetm despatch, as published, th^Se c sjjn^sssst Teheran will oppose the |J elusion316 words
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Article70 1956-04-27 3 NEW DELHI; "Bharatara•ni" wM be the first Indian ship which will leave an eastern port of India for the Black Sea port under the racent Indo-fioviet Shipping Agreement The ship leavl tedia about the middle of next SVom the Russian side, the prst ship to leave for70 words
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Article30 1956-04-27 3 m.JVW DBLHI: Argentina Is Mkely to announce the appointment of h«r Ambassador to India "very soon," aocord--5* dipiomaUc ■oxirce here. Mr. Adolf o Fellngo is ex-30 words
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Article103 1956-04-27 3 XI 7 > M!^*": Cultural contacts between India and Yugoslavia are growing although tnere la no formav cultural HSSS 1 beUw toe two The first Hindi translation <f a Yugoslav classic has to the translator of a novel Yugoslav realist novelist '•fSLS?^ "I® novel>a te ls Purana Naukar." UNAFEN - 103 words
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Article59 1956-04-27 3 vernment colleges for increasl sgsasss n^y be mentioned m this connection that quite a S55 8 number <* trtbil atuS^^^ute th«tr studies different parts of the State. 1,250,000 has also bee» mmdc schools m hills during th^ second Five-Year Plan nerlod proposed to Increase the hostel59 words
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Article810 1956-04-27 4 Tamil ComstUmemeie* COLOMBO: Following Me the remits of tiie ejections held In Ceylon on Apr. 10. Resnlfo of cOecUom Wd on Apr (iaadl bave been published m eftrfier issues. ATTANAGALLE 1 (64,311) MR. 8. W. R. D. BANDA RANAIKE (BLEP-MEP) 45. 016, Mr. A. W. G. Seneviratnc810 words
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235 1956-04-27 4 Building Of Singapore's New Airport LONDON, Apr. 25: The building of Singapore's new airport, key air link between Britain and Australia, was discussed here last night at a meeting of the Institute of Civil Engineers. The new Paya Lebar Airport is already capable of handling more than 20-take-offs and landingsReuter - 235 words
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Article76 1956-04-27 4 LONDON, Apr. 26.—Shipowners from 16 coontrie* attendinr a meeting of the International Chamber of Shipping here yesterday decided to draw up a survey of the practice of registering ships m low-tax countries under "flag* of convenience." High taxes In many places have encouraged this 'practice so thatReuter - 76 words
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Article, Illustration59 1956-04-27 4 Sir Winston Churchill, competent bricklayer, lay* the mortar as he lays the foundation stone for the new offices of Caseels, the publishers, m Red Lion Square, London. Sir Winston insisted on doing all the work connected with the stone-laying himself. The stone is a gift from the French Government. It59 words
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Article161 1956-04-27 4 Swami Sadananda Saraswatni, Senior disci^e of His Holiness Swami Sivananda Sara swat hi, Founder President of the Divine Life society, Himalayas, who had been m this country giving interesting discourses m the Federation for the last one month or so, is leaving by Air India Internationa.161 words
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Article81 1956-04-27 4 CALCUTTA. Apr. 26. Burma will seek Soviet aid to develop her recently explored iron mines besides inviting Russian engineers to help implement other development projects, U Ba, leader of a Burmese delegation on it s way to Moscow said here last night. He said his81 words
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Article67 1956-04-27 4 LONDbN, Apr. 25. Earl Attlee, former leader of the British Labour Party, was yesterday made a Knight Companion of the Order of the Garter, mO3t exclusive order of chivalry granted to royalty and national leaders. He now shares with sir Winston Churchill, his old political oppenent, three ofReuter - 67 words
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Article53 1956-04-27 4 DACCA, East Pakistan, Apr. 25. 1% was confirmed here that the Ihdo-Pakistan conference on migration of a minority community from East Pakistan will be held here Ma\ 5 and 6. Six central and provincial ministers will attend, Pakistan Foreign Minister Hamidul Hug Ohowdhery will lea/i hisAP - 53 words
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120 1956-04-27 4 PROSPECTS OF FINDING OIL IN INDIA NEW DELHI, Apr. 26:— India has asked for training facilities for 14 oil technicians in Russia under the United Nations Technical Assistance Scheme, it was stated in Parliament. Mr. K. D. Malaviya, Minister of Natural Resources, said this was the first time India wasReuter - 120 words
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Article255 1956-04-27 4 India Will Not Turn Red BOSTON. Apr.. 26 ludia will not embrace Communistu, Uie Secretary ot the American for ioragn Missions redlcted Tuesday but he said tne United States would iurJier its own cause if economic aid was given without restriction. '-Many Indians feel," Dr. Raymond A. Dudley said, "thatA.P. - 255 words
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Article52 1956-04-27 4 HONGKONG, Apr. 25: A very critical water shortage mean dry taps m Hong Kon& unless heavy rain falls before the end of this month, the Government warned today. If the shortage continues domestic water supplies will be turned off except for three hours every otherReuter - 52 words
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91 1956-04-27 4 X-Ray Club Centre At Bazaar For Blind An enrolment centre for th? X Ray Cub of Singapore will oe opened at the International Bazaar for the Elir 1. at the Victoria Memorial Hall Boy Scouts and girl s from the lanjonnr Katcn<r Ciirls School VW.I help to carry packages for91 words
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63 1956-04-27 4 LONDON, Apr 26.-1^ Earl of Scarborough. Lop* Chamberlain of Queen Elizabeth's household', left for Karachi yesterday on his way to Nepal to represent the Royal Family at the Ma v 2 coionation of Xin z Mahendra King Mahendra, W ho is 35 succeeded to theA.P. - 63 words
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Article56 1956-04-27 4 INDIAN LIFE ASSURANCE BUSINESS; •fenta and org»ni«en» required by the leading Malayan Life Company (with offices In Bombay A Colombo) Rupee policies tatuied if required: excellent commission* etc. Enquiries from experienced agents will be treated m strict confidence by: The Manager for Malaya. Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.56 words
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Advertisement92 1956-04-27 4 TO-DAY: 6.15 ft 9.15 P.M. A picture Every Woman Must See! "PENNIN PERUMAI" (m Tamil) »«»«»««««>«a««»». c TO-DAY: 3.15— f1^0— 9.15 P.M. Debra Fagot Jeffrey Hunter "Princess of The Nile" (In Exotic Color) SCREENING NEW WIDE SCREEN PRINT! ROYAL i OPENS TO-DAY j Dally at S-OQ, 6-15, 9-15 p.m. DELIGHTFUL92 words
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