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Title Section16 1956-05-18 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. Xn No. 91 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1956 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article671 1956-05-18 1 Marshall's Move For "Compromise 0 Opposed Attempt To "Hang On To Office" Condemned LONDON, May 17— The leader of the left-wing Singapore People's Action Party today attacked the move by the Colony's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, to get a. compromise wKh the BritishReuter - 671 words
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Article143 1956-05-18 1 IjONDON, May 17.— The Judicial Committee Of the Privy Council yesterday quashed the conviction of a Malayan sentenced to death under the Emergency Regulations for being- m possession of 2a rounds of ammunition. The man, Subramaniam (son of Munusamy), was said the have called out to aReuter - 143 words
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Article90 1956-05-18 1 LONDON, May 17.— After the Coionial Secretary's statement nad been read out m the House of Lords, Lord Attlee, a former Labour prime Minister, said he wondered 'Whether there was not a danger m this matter of 'dosing the substance for the shadow/ by insisting on90 words
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Article760 1956-05-18 1 Discuss Issue New Approach To Reopen Merdeka Talks LONDON, May 17— Mr. David Marshall, Silicapore's Chief M.nister, backed by British leaders is today making an attempt to reopen the abandoned talks on the future of Britain's key eastern defence >ase. He is expected to place formally760 words
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348 1956-05-18 1 Commenting on the Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall's reported possibility of reopening the Merdeka ralks, tne People's Action tarty leader and member of the Merdeka Mission Mr. Lee Kuan iew hi a broadcast talk over the RISC last night348 words
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94 1956-05-18 1 JAM SAHEB OF NAWANAGAR GOVERNOR OF MADRAS? Fromx Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, May 17— Jam Saheb of Nawanagar may become the next Governor of Madras State. Mr. Sriprakasa's five year term is coming to an end and there is a great deal of speculation m official and political circles about94 words
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159 1956-05-18 1 FAim Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, May 17— Madras State will get the largest allocation of funds among the South Indian States during the Second Five-Year Plan ptrlod for development m public sector. Following are the allocations made to the states m the final report159 words
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190 1956-05-18 1 kamath* h Plea m L. S» (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, May 17— The demand that the remains of last Moghul Emperor of India Bahadur Shaih who died m exile hi Burma and was buried there— should be brought home to India was190 words
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Article33 1956-05-18 1 LONDON, May 1?. Sir Anthony Eden announced m Parliament that he has accepted an official Invitation to visit Australia and New Zealand at the beginning of next year. Renter.33 words
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Article57 1956-05-18 1 LONDON, May 17.— The House of Commons voted last night that a murderer already serving a sentence of life imprisonment should hang If he committed a second murder. It decided on this by a ntaJoritty of four votes— loB to This was. a blow to campaigners for theReuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-05-18 1 J-ieut. -General R. R. Bower, the new Director of Operations who will take over fro m LJeut. -General Sir Geoffrey Bourne, arrived I n Kuala Lumpur by air on Monday. Picture shows General Bower (left) beln X greeted bj General Bourne at the airport48 words
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320 1956-05-18 1 Provision For Punjabi Urged (From Our Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR, Thurt*: While agreeing with the general principles of the Education Report Mr. K. L. Devaser (MJC. nominated) made an unsuccessful plea for secular education m Malaya. He was referring to the provision m the Report resting320 words
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Article197 1956-05-18 1 K.V. Thaver Welcomes The Policy .v.l. it., v. iiiavci u»i-*.c/.0.> m weivOiiilii^ ItlM i^UucailUli LOlllMUM injure uistMuea M ad a vuiuai/ie ana icu.isuc con* uioins 01 cauca uuu policy w muiti.in.jutu society sinvmg to cvoive a pattern of a fciuyiw xvicua>a n nation.' Wnue agreeing that certain standards or achievement197 words
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Article23 1956-05-18 1 DJAKARTA, May 17— The Government will stockpile a two months supply of rice to prevent shortage, an official announced.- ReuterReuter - 23 words
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648 1956-05-18 2 Indian Daily Mail Mr. Marshall's Tughlakian Antics "Only a few of the tw«nty-six Turks who tat on the throne of Delhi deserve to be remembered "It ia not easy to characterise m a few words the reign of Muhammad* Tughluk (1326--51), for he was a complex personality. In modern times648 words
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Article1020 1956-05-18 2 INDIA'S PART IN NEPAL'S FUTURE TNDIA is to play a big part m gliding Nepal through a new economic, political and industrial era, ushered m last week, by the colourful coronation of King Mahendra. Apart from India, several other countries have recognised that Nepal has a bright future ahead of1,020 words
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222 1956-05-18 2 MADRAS; The Government of Madras have appointed tnt following officers as Additional Sessions Judges to exercise jurisdiction m the courts oi session m the sessions division noted 'against them during the period or the summer vacation 1956 for the respective courts and hold sittings at222 words
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Article, Illustration61 1956-05-18 2 A freak of nature caught the eye of one of our readers. Mr. 8. Kannairam, who while he was wandering m Nee Soon Vilage, Singapore one day, noticed a bunch of plantains sprouting out from the middle of a plantain tree. The bunch usI ually61 words
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Article155 1956-05-18 2 NEw DELHI; The Planning Commission has suggestmen t« °n «f^" and the im «>o«ition <* a bettermen levy by all States. In the revised draft of the Second F.ve-Year Plan the rIZ SeB 25 Plea for hlgher '"igaton W the rising, costs of maintenance of irrigation155 words
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Article, Illustration86 1956-05-18 2 Janet Hick*, 19-year-old Beauty, Queen from Braintree, Essex, England, with her fiance, Acharya Saharangschu, M a harajah of Mymensingh, at his 20-room home m Calcutta, a few days ago. Janet, previously engaged to Neil Larnman, 21, of Thorpe Bay, Essex, had contributed £20 towards their honeymoon.86 words
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Article76 1956-05-18 2 LONDON: The Indian film.. "Pather Panchali," was unofficially rated among the contenders for high laurels at contenders or high laurels at the Cannes film Festival. A report printed here placed the picture alongside Russia's Othello," Italy's "The lovers," and Sweden's "Smiles of a Summer Night"76 words
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Article89 1956-05-18 2 N.G.OS.' Memorandum To Mr. Nehru VELLORE: The NonGazetted officers' Association, Vei.ore, at a meeting, resolved to present a memorandum to the Prime Minister of India detailing their plight The memorandum wi.l t»> submitted through a delegation and through proper channels according to the resolution. The meeting also resolved to present89 words
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Article48 1956-05-18 2 OANBERRAS, May 16.— Policy decisions of tne British Government which led to a breakdown m the London talks on Singapore Independence nad tne support of the Austia.ian Government, Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Richard Casey, said mi n the House of Representatives today. Reuter.48 words
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Article, Illustration562 1956-05-18 2 Salary Qualification Criticised MADRAS.- The Madras Secretariat Association has made a representation to the Union Home Minister, pleading for cancellation of the salary qualification prescribed for candidates seeking entry Into the I.A.S. under the proposed ''Emergency" Recruitment Scheme. 'me Association has drawn attention to the562 words
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Article113 1956-05-18 2 NEW DELHI: RefumU to recognise Ayurveda cost her a few thousand votes m the last general elections, the Health Minister, Kajkuinart Amrit Kaur, told the Rajya Sabha on May 8. "Some vaids came to mo and said: 'Here are 4,500 vote* for you if you will113 words
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412 1956-05-18 3 Second Capital In S.India WILL HELP PROMOTE NATIONAL UNITY BOMBAY: Dr. Suniti Kumar Chitterjee, Chair "??k W 2J B I ial <>»«cil and a member of the official Language Commission declared here that the location of a second Capital m South India would help m bringing the North and the412 words
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Article222 1956-05-18 3 World Bank Mission In Madras MADRAS: Members of the World Bank Mission to India, led by Mr. Thomas A. McKittrick were scheduled to arrive m Madras on May 16 m the course of their tour of the country studying the progress of developmental projects, etc. They are likely to stay222 words
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Article138 1956-05-18 3 Export Of Aluminium Utensils NEW DELHI: The Government of India have decided to prohibit with effect from June 15, 1956. export of wrought aluminium utensil which do not bear the standard mark prescribed under the 1.5.1. (Certification Marks) Act. 1952. Announcing this, a Commerce and Industry Ministry Press not said:138 words
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125 1956-05-18 3 Commercial Offices In Indian Embassies NEW DELHI: The Commerce Minister, Mr. D. P. Karmarkar, replied In the affirmative m the Lok Sabha when Mr. Gadilingana Gowd asked "whether it is a fact that Government have decided to open commercial offices as part of the Indian embassies to Moscow, Peking and125 words
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Article164 1956-05-18 3 MADRAS: Stating that the accused was repenting for his conduct and that he had admitted having committed the act m a moment of exasperation, Mr. S. A. Ayyaswami Chetti, Chief Presidency Magistrate, Madras, convicted Srinivasan (34), of the offence of voluntarily causing hurt to Mr. K.164 words
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Article166 1956-05-18 3 KARACHI: A Pakistan Government spokesman was asked by Pressmen here whether, dur ing his forthcoming visit to Peking, the Pakistan Prime Minister would place before the Chinese Government Pakistan's stand on the Kashmir issue. "If they ask us about Kashmir we shall enlighten them",, was his cryptic166 words
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Article88 1956-05-18 3 NEW DELHI: The Central Parliamentary Board of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha will meet m New Delhi on May 27 to consider the plans for the forthcoming general elections, it was announced by the party headquarters here recently. The Board will also prepare the maifesto which will shortly88 words
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Article, Illustration43 1956-05-18 3 Miss Joan Campbell (left) who came out successful m the "Miss Knight's Castile" contest organised by Lever Brothers, Malaya, has left for Hongkong on a fortnight pleasure trip with her sister Miss Isabel Campbell. The expenses are met by Lever Brothers.43 words
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Article199 1956-05-18 3 MADRAS: The Madras Compulsory Labour (Amendment) Bill, 1956 has received the assent of the Governor. The amended Bill provides for the substitution of a" new section 6 m the Central Act under which every person owning lands served by an irrigation or drainage work or any199 words
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232 1956-05-18 3 MADRAS: At the vacation sitting of the Madras High Court, His Lordship Mr. Justice N. Somasundaram granted a conditional interim stay of the order of the Director of Public Instruction dated April 20, 1956, directing the management of the Kalyanasundaram High School Educational Society.232 words
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Article79 1956-05-18 3 MADRAS: There was good progress m the sale of rice under the new scheme at the various branches of the T.U.C.S. In the City. On enquiry it is learnt, that some of the branches of the society m thickly-populated localities like Triplicane sold recently as79 words
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Article258 1956-05-18 3 NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court granted special leave under Article 136 of the Constitution to Messrs. Swadesamitran Limited of Madras to appeal against the judgment of the Labour Appellate Tribunal which had directed reinstatement of 15 of its workmen with back pay and payment of compensation to258 words
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97 1956-05-18 3 Madras Port Export Advisory Committee MADRAS: The first meeting of the Export Advisory Committee of the Madras Port was held at the Custom House m George Town, Mr. E. C. Shankar, Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, presiding. The Committee consists of officials and non-officials including representatives of the97 words
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Article69 1956-05-18 3 LAHORE: Tonga ponies m Lyallpore town have now started wearing "clothes" and sporttajr "parasols." The pioneer m the new vogue was one of the animals whose kind-hearted driver invented for It a new type headgear resembling an ton. breUa. to protect It from the fierce summer gun. It69 words
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Article139 1956-05-18 3 NEW DELHI; While it was very difficult to gauge the effect that the increase m the coastai shipment freight rate had had on the transport of commodities by ships, as far as Government were aware, there had been no adverse effect, the Deputy Transport Minister, O.139 words
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Article61 1956-05-18 3 Pandits' Conference At Tirumalai TIRUPATI: a meeting of i Pandits 'Vidwatsabha 1 wiC be held at Tirumalai, for three days from June 1 under the auspices of the T.T. Devasthanams, who are going- ahead with necessary arrangements. It may be mentioned here that the T.T. Devasthanams Board of Trustees recently61 words
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Article66 1956-05-18 3 MADRAS: Mr. K. p. Madhavan Nalr, General Secretary of the Indian National Con* gress, arrived here last Thursday by the Grand Trunk Express. He left for Ernakulam by the Cochin Express. Mr. Muthuvenkatapathi Reddiar. Convener of the Pondicherry District Congress Committee, and Mr. Edward Goubert, Chief Councillor of66 words
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Article, Illustration61 1956-05-18 3 These three senior employees of the Singapore Telephone Board left by "CORFU' for England for a six-month higher training In Telephone operation. They are the first batch to be sent abroad for specialised training by the Singapore Telephono Board, They art from left? Yap61 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-05-18 3 The Minister for Transport, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, visited the Sentul Workshops of Malayan Railway. He was accompanied by Mr. C. G. Harrison, General Manager, Malayan Railway; and Mr. A. J. Ball, Chief Mechnical Engineer, Malayan Railway. Picture shows the Minister watching a53 words
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Article98 1956-05-18 3 NEW YORK; American newspapers and new s agencies spent over two million doLars m covering Grace Kclley's marriage to the Prince of Monaco. Two hundred special correspondents went to Monaco from the United States a/one. A reader interest survey, however, showed that U.S. Editors98 words
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Article41 1956-05-18 3 Indo Polish Shipping Service NEw DELHI. An agreement between India and Poland for a direct shipping service between the two countries was likely to be signed shortly, the Deputy Minister for Transport told a member during question-thne In the Lok Sabha.41 words
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105 1956-05-18 3 TIRUCHI: a resolution requesting; the Caairman of the Joint Se.ect Committee on the fair Rent Bill to adjourn hearing and receiving- of representations and hold its sittings for adequate number of day s at such important centres iike Tiruchl, Tan j ore, Madurai and Tirunelveli,105 words
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Article, Illustration46 1956-05-18 3 The proud owner of the glittering automobile (Austin A/40) is Inche Mohamad bin Abdul Rahman of Kluang Market. He was the holder of the lucky tloket In the Kluang Tamil Hall Sweep, which fetched hfm the Austin* car.46 words
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Article96 1956-05-18 3 i NEW DELHI; Each surviving unmarried daughter (who is neither a widow nor a divorcee)— of the Intestate shall take a one-fourth share" an amendment by Mr. V. O. Deshpande m the Lok Sahha. "Some facetious people .call tne L.M.S. me ucence to murder and slaughter,"96 words
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Article87 1956-05-18 3 NEW DKLHI. The Indian delegation to the filth session of the ILO Committee on Building, civil Engineering and Public Works, to be held at Geneva from May 14 to 26, wM be composed of the following persons j Government delegate: Mr. S. W. Zaman. Vice-consul, Geneva:87 words
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Article233 1956-05-18 3 WELLINGTON, Ma*, 17 Regret that the London Talks on the future of Singapore have ended m failure is expressed m both official and unofficial circles here. No authoritative statement on the New Zealand Government's attitude has yet been made, but it is considered likely that one233 words
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107 1956-05-18 3 Kidnapped Boy Back As Bridegroom! t A boy kidnapped by two L notorious outlaws last week r and he3d to a ran»,t>m of F K>: 5,000 came back as a "bridegroom" recently, according to a report received from Allahabad. When the bo y wan kidnapped from a' village m Fatebgarh107 words
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Article61 1956-05-18 3 NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabha agreed to the changes made by the Rajya Sabha m the Indian Red Cross Society Amendment Bill relating to the division of assets and liabilities between the Red Cross Societies of India and Pakistan. The Health MtoWter, Rajkumari Amrit K&ur,61 words
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Article521 1956-05-18 4 Producer* 9 Co-ops. To Be Formed The Food and Agriculture Minister, Mr. A. P. Jain, continuing: his overnight speech, referred to the proposed visit of a team to China to study the working of the co-operatives, particularly producers' co-op-eratives m that country, with a view to guiding521 words
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161 1956-05-18 4 ROME: Italy's once flourishlug cotton industry is now suffering a serious decline. In 1955. 43 cotton mills had to be shut down. Cotton mills now m operation total 1103 with 5.752,336 spindles and 125,141 looms (56,474 automatic). The indusry employs 200,000 workers against 265,--000 m 1949.NAFEN - 161 words
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Article112 1956-05-18 4 WOMAN DIES DUE TO STAB INJURIES KURNOOL: Mumtaz Begum (20), a teacher m the Government Muslim Girls' Secondary and Training School, succumbled last week m the General Hospital to the stab Injuries which she had sustained on May 8 at her residence m Kawadagheri here. She was admitted m the112 words
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Article83 1956-05-18 4 COIMBATORE: The panchayatdars have returned their verdict at the inquest over the bodies of six persons found dead within their locked room m a tutorial institute here a couple of days ago. In the case of Karunakaran and his wife, the verdict was that they were83 words
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Article233 1956-05-18 4 LONDON, May 16. The Chief Minister of Singapore Mr. David Marshall, warned that "tragedy may be enacted" m Singapore because of the breakdown of the talks. Attacking the British Government's attitude, he said: "They are making possible the cry 'Out with the British.' 'throw them intoReuter - 233 words
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Article, Illustration76 1956-05-18 4 V.T. S. MARRIAGE The readers may be aware that Mr. Sambanthan to getting married on Monday May 21 m Muar, which will be followed by a reception m his home town Sungei Siput on May 23. Federation's Labour Minister, Mr.76 words
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243 1956-05-18 4 CHICAGO: C. NARAYANA PILLAI TRAVELLED 11,--000 MILES TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A CHEMISTRY FELLOWSHIP OFFERED BY AN AMERICAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY AT DE PAUL UNIVERSITY. Pillai, 22, Is from Cheppad population 2,000 m Travan-core-Cochin State. The one-year fellowship was established at De Paul243 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-05-18 4 The staff of the Bata Shoe Factory, Klang, feted Mr. F. Koblizek, the manager, and Mr». Koblizek (both seated centre) to a farewell dinner party at the Evergreen Cafe. Mr. Koblizek will be going to England on long leave"45 words
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265 1956-05-18 4 Govt. To Buy Jodhpur Palace At Ooty OOTACAMUND: It is understood that the Government of Madias are considering a proposal to purchase the Arranmore Palace m Ootacamund from Her Highness the Maharanl of Jodhpur, for using it as an official residence of Ministers, for Union and State Government conferences, summer265 words
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Article223 1956-05-18 4 MADRAS: Mr. C. A. Raraakrishnan, Director-General of Food, Government of India, told Pressmen that m the I scheme of putting up godowns m the various parts of the country to store a total quan- tity of 15 lakhs tons of rice, facilities would be created223 words
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Article126 1956-05-18 4 |)URING the past months, there have been contlnu- j ou s rumours of uprisings oy u»e people ot liuei ugtuuac tue Oniuese Communis-i invaaeid. wimese censorship is strict, out tne lniormation avanauie Having been caieiuiiy six tea ana scrutinized, a iainy c.car picture has emerged, it is126 words
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Article221 1956-05-18 4 GUY WINT - GUY WINT By Tho Chinese Communist army took drastic retaliatory avuon. a .arge military to^cts was sent as a puniuve expetution, ana tne Cmnese Air roice bombed the ctoiok villages. The clash has bee n the snarper toejoause the Goioks are tne Tibetan people who attacked the cmnese221 words
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Article164 1956-05-18 4 Because tne reports of tn* uistui-utuives nave begun to reacn me outer worm tne c*unese are trying to sea* on ■iioet more euecuveiy. They iiave ret used to allow toe ivaial Lama ana the .Pancnen i-u.mu to travel to the Buadrust ho.y lands m India ior tne164 words
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Article258 1956-05-18 4 These events throw a stranga tigac on tue claim oc uait ■"""win to oe uuciituuu iuiv-c, djrui^atnetic wiui u*.~ uo/iUi a.-p Ua.tions. *or to* 'ituetaua are a iiation q,uiu uiuercnt irom tne Cnuieau. mey nave a ainerent language, iiisiury, trauiuone, customs, xne tommumst invasion meaai tneir suojection to258 words
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Article214 1956-05-18 4 MN DEANS I BURMA Only 3,700 Granted Citizenship Rights NEW DELHI: BURMA HAB GRANTED CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS TO 3.731 INDIANS IN THAT COUNTRY, ACCORDING TO INFORMATION SUPPLIED BY THE BURMESE GOVERNMENT. Stating this m the Rajya Sabha today m reply to a question, Mrs. Lakshmi Menon, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister214 words
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Article58 1956-05-18 4 STRUCK DEA D BY LIGHTNING TIRUCHI: It Is reported from Valayapalayam village near Krishnarajapuram (Kulitalai taluk) that a person called Kamakahi was struck dead on the spot by lightning last week, while two others, who were also with him, were removed m an unconscious state to the Krishnarajapuram local fund58 words
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Article, Illustration418 1956-05-18 4 supplied by the Ministry of Judicial Affairs. OUT OF 600,000 Mr. Kishencrtand: In view of the fact that out of six lakhs of people of Indian origin living m Burma only 3,000 persons had been granted Burmese citizenship, it is likely that a large number of them may418 words
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Article128 1956-05-18 4 NEW DELHI: The Indo-Nor-wegian trade •fraenwnt, which expired m January this year ifl to be extended for a period of one year, «ay r» liable aources here. Negotiations between the two countries It is understood, have reached a final stage awaiting an exchange of letters. Under this newNAFEN - 128 words
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Article284 1956-05-18 5 CANNOT BE TOLERATED -Ceylon Premier COLOMBO. "I wish to Premier quite clear that this type of action, particularly m a defence force, is quite unjustified and will never be tolerated again said the Prime Minister, Mr. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike referring to the Army hunger284 words
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Article130 1956-05-18 5 COLOMBO: The Premier's third press conference was conducted In the same style as the earlier conferences, and the atmosphere had the same Ingredients of wit mixed with serious po'nts of high policy. Mr. Bandaranaike was the affable host, pressmen are getting to know. To-day, with the C«yloaese130 words
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Article393 1956-05-18 5 'Change m my views. I also wish to add that this act of withdrawal is m no way an act of hostility to any country whether m the Commonwealth or outside it, and i would like to have the most cordial, hapPy and friendly relations between my393 words
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Article397 1956-05-18 5 NON AGGRESSION Non-aggression pacts with other countries. We asked the Prime Minister whether he intended negotiating any nonaggression pacts with Asian and other countries. He said: "Yes. It is quite possible. I intend to negotiate nonaggression pacts not only with Asian countries but with many other countries as well. Indian397 words
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Article380 1956-05-18 5 Temporary Residence Permits: "I have not particularly addressed my mind to the question whether they should continue or not. They will be :onsidered m subsequent discussions. Illicit immigration: "I am looking into this question. Foreign Legations: I am sending a mission to China and Russia to380 words
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590 1956-05-18 5 DEMOCRATIC BODIES G. A. MAY BE SECRETARY The Regional Council will be a democratic body. The chairman of the Council will be an elected member and not the Government Agent vrho may. however, act as secretary of the Council. "I have always been m support of these Councils and these590 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-05-18 5 K. B. Sundarambal (garlanded), one of the most renowned vocal musicians of South India, recently visited Ceylon, to give a benefit performance m aid of a Hindu Temple Fund m Jaffna. She also participated m the Ceylon Democratic Congress Conference.45 words
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Article227 1956-05-18 5 LUCKNOW: The famous Zoological Gardens of Lucknow is to have a "Five-Year Plan" of its own for its development and improvement. The Government of India has asked all State Governments to prepare plans for the development and expansion of zoological gardens m their areas. It227 words
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Article, Illustration69 1956-05-18 5 Mr. P. PR. Subramanla Chettlar, Chairman of the Board of D rector of 'VEERAKESARI,' a Ceylon Tamil daily, was honoured by the Nagarathar fw^.^i^ Qf Avmnlpattl Ram nad District, with a reception, when His Holiness Kundrakudi Adlgal ttreseated htm With a r nhawl.> Mr. Chettiar is «aat»4 *n69 words
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637 1956-05-18 5 COLOMBO: The order of the Deputy Commimioaer for the registration or Indian an (i Pakistani Residents refuting (he application of Mr. Francis Gomes, of Nuwara Etfym Restaurant, Nimara Eliya. to be registered a* ft citizen of Ceylon w a s set aside mi n appeal637 words
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Article, Illustration19 1956-05-18 5 South India's ace film comedian, T. 8. Oorairaj maket a hit m Sarathi Films' "KALAM MARIPOCHCHU" (Times Have Changed).19 words
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Article101 1956-05-18 5 COLOMBO: The Sinhala Jatika Sangamaya has asked the Prime Minister. Mr. S.W. R.D. Bandaranaike. to have the Ceylon Constitution Order-in-Council translated into Sinhalese for the benefit of the large number of people who do not know English. The request was made when a deputation from101 words
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Article77 1956-05-18 5 CALCUTTA: A 10-man UNESCO mission, which is now touring different parts of India m connection with the setting up of the Western Higher Technological Institute at Bombay, is reaching Calcutta from Dhanbad today. INDIAN HANDICRAFTS EXHIBITION IN BERLIN BERLIN: An exhibition of Indian handicraft art was opened m77 words
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Article858 1956-05-18 6 Doors Are Not Closed LONDON, May 17— Mr. Alan Lennox Boy d the Colonial Secretary commenting m Parliament on a breakdown of the Singapore Constitutional Conference said he wus certain that many people m Singapore woold regret that the majority of the delegation would not accept858 words
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Article155 1956-05-18 6 —Tungku From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs 'We are on the threshold of Independence. Let us be ready to defend it. We know our enemy. We have almost defeated him militarily. Let us finish him off and ensure by our unity that he has not155 words
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135 1956-05-18 6 TIRUVALLUVAR DAY AT R.K. TEMPLE TODAY The Ramakrishna Mission Schools will b e oelebratSg Thiruvalluvar Day today Friday, at 6.30 p.m. at the Ramakrishna Temple at 179 Bartley Road. Mr. I. K Sha£ mugam, M .A., 8.T., will preMrs. P. Govindaaamv Pillai will distribute the prizeV to students who gained135 words
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Article61 1956-05-18 6 INDONESIA'S 5 YR PLAN DJAKARTA. Maw 17 Th» tat |o»enune at h^ l7^S! At tfie same time the new Government planned to increase expenditure b y 800 million rupiahs wtiich would be used to launch a five-year plan together with a similar amount already set aside. The deficit for this61 words
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Article39 1956-05-18 6 The sixtn annual general meeting of the Malayan Youth Counci. will be held on May 18, 19 and 20 at the Youtn Training Centre, 3rd mile, Jalan Serdai, Johore Batiru (the Old People's Home, Johore Bahru).39 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-05-18 6 LADY TEMPLER ENTERTAINED I pm ty m homamr <* *•■> Tempter was beM at 1 King's House, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday. It was attended by Wresentatlves from the Bed Grost, St. John's Ambulance, Y.W.CA, Women's Inftstitute* and otter voluntary organinations. Picture shows: Lady Tempter talking with a group53 words
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449 1956-05-18 6 SOEKARMO'S VISIT: To Promote Understanding Between U. S. R. I. WASHINGTON, May 17— President Soekarno of Indonesia arrived here yesterday for State visit which he said he hoped would lead to "a real understanding" between his country and the United States. The Indonesian flew here from Hawaii aboard President Eisenhower'sReuter - 449 words
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Obituary60 1956-05-18 6 K. S. ChandnMekarlefr, ftfed It, pawed away peacefully at his residence m Madras on Wednesday, 16th May, 1966, after a brief illness. Me leaves, behind three sons, one daughter, three daughters-in law, one son-in-law, thirteen grand children and tnree great-grand children) to mourn his passing away. Mr. K. C.60 words
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179 1956-05-18 6 PENANG DOCK WORKERS: MOVE TO END EXPLOITATION The National Union of Factory and General Workers demanded the Government today that an Independent Court of Inquiry be appointed to probe into the alleged exploitation of over 1,200 waterfront workers at Penang Port. The Union had stated that unscrupulous contractors and middlemen179 words
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262 1956-05-18 6 From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. ir-^i l 1^?"* J*" 11 hini r y People can rejo.ce now that the Fed. Legislature has adopted today the Land ueveiopment BUI which will open up new lands for agricultural expansion. Introducing the BUI, the Minister for262 words
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81 1956-05-18 6 CARRYING TWO FLOWER POTS AN OFFENCE! From Our Correspondent Hit ALA LLMPCK, Tnurs. According to toe present road frame regulation* one would be committing onence if he earned two I ttower pots m his car for bis friend, Mr. 8. M. Yong pointed out m the Federal legislative Council today.81 words
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143 1956-05-18 6 A Frustrated Nationalist J-ONUON, May 17— Mr. David Marshall, Singapore's Chief Minister, declared yesterday that he now intended to withdraw from politics following the failure of the talks here with Britain on the Crown Colony's future. The 48 year-old criminal lawyer, who said after the143 words
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140 1956-05-18 6 (From Our Own Correspotadent) MADRAS^ M* y 16.— Ail *Ufc factories numbering 180 la Bangalore have been dosed from Tuesday, leaving three tLousand looms idle, and more than five thousand workers <wt o! work. the closure was announced by Mr. B. Santtarappa Shetty, President140 words
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Article105 1956-05-18 6 Three Thai M .L.As Arrested BANGKOK, May 17.— Three members of the Thai National Assembly and one merchant were yesterday formally charged with violating the \nti-Communist Act and conducting anti-Government activities during their visit to Communist China earlier this year. They are Thep Jotinuchit leader of the Opposition Economists Party,105 words
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Article36 1956-05-18 6 LONDON, May 17.— Sir Robert Black, the Governor of Singapore left London airport last night to return to Singapore. The Colonial Office spokesman said that Sir Robert had been m London for discussions36 words
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Article134 1956-05-18 6 LONDON, May 17— Mr. David Marshall, the Singapore Chief M.nister, and Mr. Lennox Boyd, the British Colonial Secretary, were smiling and shutting together when they left the Royal Opera House w.tn a party alter a p.aor- iiiiiiCfc IuSL Ui£lll. Mr. Marshall torn a reporter Tula is an134 words
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Article86 1956-05-18 6 TOKYO. Ma y 17.— -Medical authorities here issued a warning against the 'Indiscriminate' use of penicillin following the death of a w&l-known Japanese scholar. Professor Tomoo Odaka of Tokyo University collapsed and died when a dentist gave him injection Of the antibiotic to prevent infection from anReuter - 86 words
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