Indian Daily Mail, 9 June 1956

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    15 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XO Na. US taXQAPOBJE, SA^gDAT, *PNJ IXmT" SIX PAGEES 15 CBNTS
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    Lock icon Lim To Follow Marshall Govt. Policy
    1401 1 To Work For Merdeka Merger Hand m Hamd PmiUUat Solidarity Up To Colonial Office T# Reopen Negotiation* WILL GATHER STRENGTH ANOTHER BID FOR MERDEKA TO DISCUSS MERGER ISSUE WITH TUNGKU NEW CHIEF MINISTER SPEAKS The Lim Yew Hock Ministry assumed office yesterday noon to
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    Lock icon TEXTILE STRIKE IN MADURA
    70 1 TEXTILE STRIKE IN MADURA From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 9: More than 12,000 workers have been affected by the lock-out declared by the management of the Madurai Textile Mills from today. The Management's action followed a sit-down strike m certain sections which had affected work seriously during the last
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    Lock icon Menzies, To Visit Paris
    41 1 PARIS, June 8: Mr. Robert Menzles, Prime Minister of Australia, will visit Paris soon, French Foreign Ministry officials announced today. Mr. Menzles will be going to London for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference later this month.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Federation Bans Entry Of Students
    93 1 Federation Bans Entry Of Students The Commissioner of Police, Federation of Malaya, has forbidden entry of students from four Chinese Schools m Singapore, into the Federation as a group or one of a group of five or more, except with the written permission of a Chief Police officer first obtained.
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    Lock icon INDIA TO MAKE FERGUSON TRACTORS
    70 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS: June 8: The world famous Ferguson agricultural tractors are to be made hereafter m India at a factory m Madras City. So far 10,000 tractors has been imported into India since 1949 from the Ferguson Factory m England. The Standard
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      Lock icon Did Menon Discuss Singapore With Boyd?
      132 1 LONDON. June 8} Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, litfta's Minister without portfolio, called on Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, British Colonial Secretary, here today. The Indian Minister will leave here by air on Sunday for New York for meetings of the United Nations Trusteeship Council. Mr.
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      Lock icon GOOD-BYE IND. CULTURAL DELEGATION
      44 1 GOOD-BYE IND. CULTURAL DELEGATION The Indian Cultural Delegation will return to Singapore this morning (Saturday) from Kuala Lumpur and wilt leave for Madras by Air India International. It is expected that they will be at Paya Lebar Airport from 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
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      Lock icon RR. H-TEST NEXT YEAR
      88 1 LONDON, June 8: Sir Anthony Eden announced m Parliament yesterday that Britain would carry out ,her test explosion of a Hydrogen weapon In a remote part of the Pacific Ocean m the first half of next near. The Prime Minister told the House of Commons: "In
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    Lock icon DESHMUKH'S RESIGNATION SEEN "INEVITABLE NOW"
    192 1 NEW DELHI: Union Finance Minister Deshmukh s resignation from the Central Cabinet is now regarded as inevitable by informed political observers m the capital. Prime Minister Nehru's announcement recently at AICC meeting that Bombay City will be under Central administration for five years has deeply
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    Lock icon Rioters Use Boiling Milk In Bombay!
    76 1 Rioters Use Boiling Milk In Bombay! From Our Own Correspondent BOMBAY, June S: Violence again broke out last night m the City, following demonstration* by Maharaehtrlane demanding inclusion of the City m the State. When some demonstrators were arrested, a huge crowd tried to rescue them from the police party.
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    31 1 me caivaicaae aT aatomrtUe* canyta* Presdeat T*to of Yacotlftvia and h!» BMty Soviet Cap t»l> many brMfM m th« mwMl vlSw of Mmow, Tto taStattSL te Si
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    Lock icon TOWNSEND TO VISIT MALAYA
    235 1 BRUSSELS. June 8: Group Captain Peter Townsend con firmed today that he had decid ed to resign from the Royal All Force towards the end of thir year. Group Captain Townsend said today: 'I may never come back' after a car trip he i£ planning to
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    Lock icon ROCKFALLS IN NIAGARA: POWER PLANT HIT
    90 1 ROCKFALLS IN NIAGARA: POWER PLANT HIT NIAGARA PALLS. New York, June 8. An electric power station half a mile below the Amer^an side of Niagara Falls was partially wrecked Thursday by at least two earthJarrinj* rockfalls from the lip of the Gorge. The first slide occurred at the Schoellkopf power
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    Lock icon BR. TRAVEL AGENTS FOR MOSCOW
    146 1 BR. TRAVEL AGENTS FOR MOSCOW LONDON. June 8. Five Brit.sh travel agents left by plane for Moscow yesterday m an effort to persuade the Husaians to change tneu* exchange rate and maxe it easier for western tourists to visit the Soviet Union. George Fortune, deputy chairman of the association of
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    32 1 Canberra, June 8: The Staff Planners of the South East Asia Treaty Organisation will meet m Singapore for June 11 to 27, Australian Defence Minister, Sir Philip Mcßride announced last night- Reuter
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    Lock icon GHURKA KNIFE
    33 1 Indonesian Prem er All Bmtroamldjojo admires a Kukri (Ghurka kn fe) presented to him by Nepalese delegate Imgd hz Jha at the opening of the •Little Bandung Conference" at Jakarta, Indonesia.
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    634 2 Indian Daily Mail NOTES AND COMMENTS Spore, Sat., June 9, 1986 EXCHANGE OF LEADERSHIP NOTHING has happened m the Singapore political scene except a change or shall we say, an exchange of leadership m the ruling party. Mr. David Marshall and Mr. Lim Yew Hock •have exchanged their positions: Mr.
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    Lock icon Government Decision On Bombay To Stand
    2050 2 Nehru Urges Acceptance Of Plan For Central Rule Revision By People After Five Years BOMBAY: That the City of Bombay would emerge as a CentraUy-admhtfetered area, as provided m the States Reorganisation Bffl, was made oir ambignoosl} clear by Prime Minister Metal m his
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    1824 2 BOMBAY: Mr. Jawahralal Nehru made a fervent appeal to the Maharashtrlans and the Gujeratis and other citizens of Bombay to brush aside feelings of hostility shown by each other over the future of the City of Bombay and to f org» bonds of love and friendship towards each
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    95 2 SHOLAPUR: Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari, Union Minister of Industry and Commerosv advised weavers to rsiy on mutual help and co operation rather than depend on Government to improve their lot. Government would do its best to help them but would not b» able to change their
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    Lock icon PRICE OF FOOD & CLOTHING
    1962 3 PRICE OF FOOD CLOTHING Adequate Cheek To Be Kept-Nekrm SIDDHABTHNAGAB: Spealdtag o, offld.l /UI'JHUIA V/UMgTOM (^oQsfllltVße WUMUBOIMIv MMMUI woald oe extremely v%ilaat ia aecau that tfce of food «d rfo«hn« did lot UwS3. ilie iSoCtS called opo«i the people to spare bo etoorts to make the plan ancoe— v J
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    Lock icon LAGOON HAS
    101 3 DKLbDUf COLOmjjo: Tne jajrna peninsula's inland lagoon which la clocked at Tonaamannar anu Cnemmanl by barrages to prer vent aea. water from entenng into It, is fast drying up due to the prolonged drought. About half the lagoon between the cnemmanl bridge and Kopay-Kaitadi road, haa dried up.
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    275 3 HBW DELHI; ifa* Pi-eatd- by -formal order promulgated m a oasette of India (**tnu»nttaary), constituted a JiQance Commission index, the <*airma**uv **.Jtr?ll Banthanam. TiuT j^h^l °*rs of toe Commission are:— rtnance* MiMarterfpCjab!"?? Mr-JU 8. xiara, retired Chiet Jwtfee, Hyderabad. < 8) M- V Rsngachstt, for tome nance, Government of
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    103 3 SARyOPAYAPUftAM- Baryndmyimiaiu nag nearly ohd* to »«»y. Tuouga it warn uio^ut of a Uuuporarv M*wiMiap tor tne puummbw m«MHH X UN AjU-aIMuMu AMVOtMtjr* rtIMM, iM«4« m,, iffvt l-i lIIMIIU UM« ifc jffut M»,WIMM MHMIIW UK UMlUiwyuiiliM, *"«V« UU» pMMM* ttr ait. UMa P«*4»c».u4M.o Ulo bOwUMMIp UUU IV iMU
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    41 3 N.Z.P.M. IN CANADA VANCOUVER, Jane 7. iTime Minister ti*dney G. ttoi«aud oi ixew Samaou arnvea u«i-e oy air trom io<cyo Mat mgut to oegin a two-wee» s^uiagian yu>t Deiore tne co*nxnonweaatn Prune Minister s sx><uereaoe In London late thta nionoa.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Ancient Document My Thros New Light On Taj Mahal
    298 3 NEw DELHI: Aa aacfoat toimmmt ■asjiliulttesi In Pendaa Mid to provide a day- to-day aceousit ef the T* j Mahal is claimed to be fat t*e puiMina of om of toe 4« iMrMMtary hlwiliiw^ «tiH fg, «t A«im. V sWfUllte Wtmr
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    1148 3 Need To Terminate P«rtogiset»c Rale H^TOMNOTHB «>A«TY OF THE sSan PTOE^iXFL™* 1 «H*rATRIOTS IN GOAL FWHrSJci {gJWW^j^BTIALJICU! AND AGGBeKSJFof The resolution expressed at cjesaad practices oTKe Portui owtwijr to the practices of di principles of the United Nation i The AIOC met recently for the •econd day of Us
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    Lock icon Kashmir's Link With India
    276 3 SIDDHARTHNAGARi Mr. G. M. Sadlq, Kashmir's Educacation Minister, sa.d the pro* Diem of Kashmir was a nat onal problem of the 86 crores of people of India and not that of xCßdnmir alone. Adaress ng tn e AICC session uere. Mr. Badiq said that Kashmir had
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    Lock icon Drive Aganist Corruption
    139 3 NEW DBLtU; a. report on the working of tne Aomuusti ative Viguance DtvfaNOn of the Home Muustry for tne period August 1806 to March 31, 19m presented to Parliament recently said that a new sense of awareness and urgency had been created In all. Ministries and department*
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    Lock icon NEHRU BORROWS A CAP
    126 3 ourauA x rrtiie Minister Nehru had to borrow a cap when he lost bis own at the airport soon alter his arrival from Delhi. Mr. Nehru s Gandhi cap fell into the mud when he bent ids head to receive garlands. Immediately, some-one thrust a starched
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    183 3 U.N. Teams To Quit Korea PANMUNJOM, Korea, June 7, The Allies announced final determination today to proceed with the withdrawal of truce inspection teams from South Korea. Ma]. Gen. Robert G. Gard, Senior Allied delegate on the Joint U.N. Command-Commun-ist Military Armistice Commission, said the U.N. Command has "no alternative"
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    42 3 VIENNA, Austria. June 7, Indian Vie© President Saravapalil RaOhakrtßhnan arrived n Prague yesterda, from Brussels for a four-day visit. He was greeted by top Czechoslovak Government oflßclaJ-i and reviewed a military honour fu-ird under Czech me! WW 0819 AP
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    1262 4 Appeal To A-I. Omffafc T SARVODAYAPURAM: Mr. Jai Prakash Naraia declared that basic education would floeirfe* omy M there was a movement which aimed at changing the heart of the people. Mr. Jai Prakash was addressing the forenoon session of the Eleventh All-India Basic Education Corference. Mr. Kaka Kalelkar,
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    271 4 SARVODAYAPURAM; ACharja vinoua unave maae a leierence at prayer meeting to m» achemo of one hour scnooi m villages supplemented Dy anotner nour of stuay uiasaea m tne evening. He saitt tnat sucn a system, wave facilitating tne acouiav uoii ot eui-rouua Kaowi^e. wouid not be
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    Lock icon HUNGER STRIKE BY PREMIER?
    53 4 COLOMBO; Ike Now Minister Mr. S. W. B. D. ITmmlwm Hie, told members of the Government Farlianwntnry Group at It, test meeting that hunger-strikes apparently were beoominc a f ashlon and that it wn* now ftW*-W« to*lg« a bonger-^Hfce .to «nd all Imnger-eMhM. should not conntennnos
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    99 4 n»r£r I Vf' B i w^ The new*. P^r Al Shaab sa^ yesterday Egyptian Prime Minister Abdol GamjNaMer w.U vsft yJS! •lav President Tito m Bet grade m mid-June. The newspaper said the meeting would hay« a "resounding echo m the international sphere" and added it
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    46 4 JAKARTA, Indonesia. June 7.— Premier All Sastroamidjojo has been invited to visit Soviet Russ a by Premier Nikolai Bulganln, a government source said to-day. The source said Sastroamidjojo has accepted and will go after President Soekarno visits Moscow next September.- AP
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    410 4 ▼eloped the spirit of Vinoba Bhave, the founder of the Bhoodan JftraofNit In India •aid Mr. Kathiravelu, G.A. tiJP. declaring open a shrine room donated by Mr. V. KsthinMalptnai, at Varatharasa ferumal Vkryasalai Poonaiai. CSonttnutaj Mr. Kathiravelu MM that people In the area bad been donating land- for scfaooki
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    613 4 ft BtaOrtavatßabm, Minister s^l w, "5Jr ?HS B|,ared «»d Printed liiTstSl««| a I ts a<,0 !L! < P orte 5 some dbtifcto fa cia J ly regard to philology and ancient temple inscriptions, fife also stress** that it was theduty-bf Tamil scholars to
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    434 4 WAtftINGTON: Theme* L. Black, a chemist, told the Senate Internal jtosuttty sufe-cQmmittee he. was a Communist say from IMI to 1140. He had been named by Ha»ry GeM a* the one who recruited him to get atomic eeerets for the Soviet Union. GoM Is serving 30-year. sentence. Black said
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    443 4 COlm*jaauk£: T"e secono. ali-incua Maanwa Uonierenctf concluded its session aiter pasting a number of resolutions, Mr. N. 8. LOKUt, tue **reetdent, was m tne cnair. The Uomerence resolved to start a Vidyapeeta at nangalore for the propagation o, Madhwa philosophy and apyeaied to all Madhwa Matathtpathls and
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    97 4 NEW DELHI: The foreign debt of the Government lE creased by about Rs. 91 crorea between March 31, 1951anJ March 31, 1956, Mr. M. C. Shah, Minister for Revenue and Civil Expenditure, informed Mr. Maheswar Naik m the Rajya Sabha recently. ?Bdii ebt 2* tF*
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    49 4 9 Tn Govern, ment <tf India will shorti/St SL" 1 organisation iv the Planning Commission, 011 prior! "Y.bMfi to tie up the fidull trtal and economic require. menta of the country Wth th« It would be a sort of a barSK WOl^ri II the country.
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    305 4 New Drug For Leukemia? PHILADELPHIA: A relatively new drug, which can be taken orally by patients at home, is reported to have been found useful m treating one form of leukemia. The drug, trade-named Myleran, was given to 10 patients with the granulocytlc type of leukemia, a blood disease m
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    129 4 CANBERRA. July 7. Exter. nal Affairs Minister Richard G Casey to-day rejected a statement by Singapore Chief Minster David Marshall that Australia had not sought the view of the Singapore Government on its constitutional future. Mr. Casey told the House of Representatives, "I had several hours
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    53 4 PAK. TRADE PACT WITH FRANCE KARACHI, June 7.— Pakistan ha« signed a one yew trade agreement with France It was officially announced here |Mt night. The agreement wMcn was inltated In Parts between the two countries which is due to exp;re on June 30. Detals of the agreement have not
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    53 4 BR. GOVERNORS PENSION INCREASED Britsh Colonial Governors may receive anotehr £700 sterUo* a year pension a new Farlla. ™^wT, J U i the text of wWc was issued here yesterday. «r2!L M J i 1 1 368 to araen< > present legislation to raise maximum colonial pensions from £2,300 to
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    45 4 RED CHINA CONSULATE IN HONG KONG? LONDON, June 7. Mr Helwyn Lloyd, the Foreien Secretory, said yesterday China wished to establish In the BrtSSi of Hong Kon r aa Foreign Affairs with diplomat c and other staff Houae or Commoas m rmi. t« Reuter Reuter
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    1153 5 Only 3 Clauses Now In Sinhala Only Bill COLOMBO: The Government Parliamentary Group deemed at tto special meeting to delete from the Simhate O*y Bill tWdause reUtmg tothe ulv tt&^ZL'^lVJ 00 1 bcdtoB m conduct of their business* and the clause allowing recruitment to the public
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    486 5 "Tug-Of-War" For Young Asia -Leaden Times LONDON! Under tfce heading "Tug-ef-wftr For Young Asia," Tha Timee deal* with the confusion that hat marked the opening tf the Asian-African Students' conference and writes! "For ttM pact month, delegate hay« own heading for Bandung to a battle going on m ttM oemmittee
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    176 5 wm d fay and horror swept ttam* Bangalore City on udmr members or his boosehold been murdered m tl^nr nedS- hy robbers. Seventy year-old Jsfur Srlnivaja lyenfar was fouad MAg with terffeto injuries and hi* head and neck In bis be* whtfe Mi wife, her mother, twojt«ln softs and
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    35 5 NEW YORK, tae 7,— Hrn guard at United Nation* Headquarters wa» dooMed yerterday after an aaonymow telephone call that the "Cyprus Liberation Movement* planned to plant a bomb there.- Reuter
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    103 5 GENEVA, June, 7, The 39th Conference of the 1.L.0. (International Labour Organisation) opened here yesterday with a record attendance ot 800 delegates and 111 expectation of a storm over efforts to outlaw forced labour— a queston which has aroused political passions among the delegations of
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    39 5 AjMRITS AR: A severe duststorm with a velocity of about 60 miles per hour swept Amrltsar for about an hour. Many trees and telegraph poles were uprooted. No loss of life or property was, however reported.
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    496 5 WIMBLE ON FAILURE to J£ N D^ILS^ *SfS r *.*OO enema, are me cinemas concerned belong to four of Britain's biggest circuits. They have decided to push up prices Jointly and hence will not undercut one another In the battle to equate rising costs with emptier theaOther circuits and
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    129 5 HOSUR; Mr. C. M. J. Ernest, District Magistrate (Judicial), Inaugurated the new Court of the Additional First Class Magistrate here. Messrs. v. V. Beetharamatah, Narayanaswami Ayjrangar, and B. 8. Aswuthanarayana welcomed the guests .and the gathering. Mr. B. Beetharamaiah, President of the Bar Association, said the
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    94 5 RADIO-ACTIVE RAIN IN CALCUTTA! CALCUTTA, June 6: A "considerable increase" m radioactivity was recorded here on May 21 after the British and* American nuclear tests earlier m the month, the Physical Laboratory of the University Col'•fie of Science announced yesterday. The laboratory noted inoreased radioactive nuclei m three successive showers
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    253 5 NEW DELHI: A National Museum for children is to be established as part of the programme of development and reorganisation of museums m India during the Second Plan period. The Government of India are working out detailed plans of the children's museum which wil be located
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    261 5 NEW ftfeLHl: The new Fim«p«f Commission appointed by the Oovertunent or India under the chairmanship of Mr. K. Santhanam, former Lieut. Governor of Vinahya Pradesh, will examine de novo the problems considered by the last Commission, says an official fress release. "The Commission has, the Press release
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    63 5 NEW YORK, June 7.— Japan to-day became the 24th member or tne As an- African Group at the United Nations. AJthough not yet a member of the world organisation itself, having been vetoed last year by the Soviet Union Japan was, nevertheless, proposed for membership of
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    135 6 SINGAPORE ESSSmAL TOR AUSTRALIA'S DEFENCE SYDNEY, June 8: The Bydtfy Morning Herald said today that the future of Singapore dirsotly concerned Australia and New Zealand far more than it did Britain. "Britain to put it m the bluntest terms could do without Singapore more easily than
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    101 6 PAK. TO START NEW SHIPPING LINE? KARACHI. June 8: Officials from Pakistan, Iran and Iraq were to meet here today to discuss a plan for a commercial shipping organization to be run by the three countries. At present Middle Eastern countries are completely dependent on British, India and other Foreign
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    118 6 RESULT OF AFRASIAN CONFAB NEW YORK. June 8: The Japanese observer to the United Nations. Mr. Toshikazu Kase, said yesterday that he regarded Japan's admission to the AsianAfrican group at the United Nations as a natural sequul to their participation m the AfroAsian Bandung Conference last year. An official invitation
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    91 6 LENINGRAD. June 8: Marshal Tito and Marshal Bulganin strolled for one and a half miles before the pressure of the crowd became too great and they climber back into their cars. They drove to Leningrad's summer gardens, and sought refuge m a pavilion to eat
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    93 6 LONDON. June 8: Britain today annouced a new Governor for the Colony of Aden, latest trouble-spot of the Middle Bast Sir William Luce, 48-year-old Constitutional Adviser to the Governor-General of the Man until recently, is to succeed Sir Tom Hlckinbotham. His predecessor, who is 53, "will
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    126 6 CHALK RIVER. Ontario, June 8: President Sukarno of Indonesia celebrated his 55th birthday on Wednesday singing 1 songs with Canadian schoolchildren. He met the children here and at the nearby village of deep river during an inspection tour of Canada's Chalk River atomic power project. However, the spent
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    Lock icon Constitutional fame Is A Dominant One-LIM
    408 6 The Constitutional issue is a dominant one and we will prepare ourselves for the next negotiations with Her Majesty's Government," assured the new Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr. Urn Yew Hock m a broadcast over Radio Malaya Jast night. xnr. Liim aaaea tnai just
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    105 6 CAPSIZED PAK. BOAT: SEARCH CALLED OFF DACCA, East Pakistan, June The search for survivors of the mail steamer Sadora, which went down m the Bay of Bengal on Saturday during a gale with more than 200 people aboard, has been called off, the ship's owners announced yesterday. An official inquiry
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    130 6 TUNGKU SENDS MESSAGES TO LIM MARSHALL The Chief Minister Tungku Abdul Rahman, today sent the following telegrams: To: Mr. Lim Yew Hock, Chief Minister. Singapore: Congratulations on your new appointment as Chief Minister. My colleagues and I are confident that you will discharge your duties and responsibilities with the foresight
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    96 6 LIM'S REPLY TO TUNGKITS WISHES The Chief Minister, Mr. Lun Yew Hock, last night sent the following telegramme to Tungku Abdul Rahman, the Chief M<nister of the Federation of Malaya: "Your generous and, spontaneous message of congratulation so soon after my appointment as Chief Minister is indeed welcome to me
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    50 6 BERLIN, June 8: A North Korean Government delegation, headed by the Prime Minister, Kirn II Sung, arrived m East Berlin yesterday by air from Moscow, the East German News Adn reported. The Korean delegation is to conduct negotiations with the East German Government. Reuter
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