Indian Daily Mail, 19 June 1956

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail vol. xn No. 1% SPJOAFOgE, TTg^AY, Jt.HE rt, iJcT" MX PAGES IS CENTS
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    Lock icon Chintaman Deshmukh Resigns
    176 1 PROTEST AGAINST GOVT. DECISION NOT TO JOIN BOMBAY CITY TO MAHARASHTRA NEW DELHI, June 18.— Mr. Chintaman Deshmukh, the Indian Finance Minister, has resigned In protest against the Government's decision not to join Bombay City to the-proposed new State of Maharashtra, it wag authoritatively stated here to-day
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    Lock icon 190 DEAD IN AFGHAN EARTHQUAKE
    74 1 190 DEAD IN AFGHAN EARTHQUAKE KARACHI, June 18, Kabul Radio yesterday counted 190 daad and 100 injured In; aarthquakaa which have hit! Afghanistan for tha past ffaw: days. Tha broadcaat aaid many vil- j lagaa had bean oomplatafy wiped out m tho series of violent: shock which wore still continuing
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    Lock icon POSTPONE STATES REORGANISATION
    450 1 -Raja ji'« Plea Crisis Over Bombay From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 18.— The reorganisation of the States m the Indian Union should be postponed for five years, pleaded Rajaji m a press statement This period would afford time for cowman a 1 pmbhmm and frayed tempers
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    155 1 Mining Workers Union (From Our Correspondent] KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.: An intense membership campaign by the Malayan Mining Employees Union has induced the former members of the National Workers' Union to Join the M.M.E.U. The. workers took this decision by unanimous vote at a meeting In Hong Fatt Mines, Sungei Best
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    Lock icon Queen Back In London
    50 1 LONDON, June 18, The Queen arrived at London Airi port early today In a Viscount 1 airliner after her 10-day visit to Sweden. Hie Duke of Edinburgh, piloting a Heron plane, was due to land about an hour after hlB wife and motor to 'Windsor Reuter
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    Lock icon LIM LEARNS ENGINEERING
    59 1 Ronne Lim, 18-year-old son of Singapore Chief Minister Urn Yew Hock, is a civil engineering student at Brighton, Sussex, England, Technical college. He arrived at Br'ghton last September and expects to continue h'« studies here for a further four years. He Is living with other Malayan students
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    Lock icon FRONTIER GANDHI TRIAL JUNE-26
    115 1 FRONTIER GANDHI TRIAL JUNE- 26 KARACHI, June 18: Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, younger brother of West Pakistan Chief Minister Dr. Khan Sahib, leader of the Pakhtoonistan movement and popularly known as Frontier Gandhi who was arrested m Peshawar on Sunday night, will be charged with making anti-Pakistan speeches and advocating
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    57 1 BUENOS, AIRES, June 18, Rear Admiral Issac Rojas who played a major part m the revolt which outside Juan Peron from the Presidency of Argen-, tlna yesterday underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis. The Admiral is now vice-President of Argentina. No formal announcement about the operation or
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    109 1 NEW YORK. June 18: Mr. Gopala Menon, India's ConsulGeneral In New York, has been elected Vice-President of the United Nations Sugar Conference which is to resume its meeting hi Geneva early m October. The conference at its meeting m New York which ended on June 13, discussed proposals
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    Lock icon Sharett To Resign
    114 1 TELAVIV. June 18, Mr. Moshc Sharett, the Israeli Foreign Minister, announced yesterday that be would resign on Monday, according to a spokesman of the Israeli Labour Party. The spokesman said Mr. Sharett announced his intention to resign to a meeting of the Labour (MAPAI) Party's Central Committee.
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    Lock icon NEHRU, TITO AND NASSER TO CONFER NEXT MONTH
    149 1 NEW DELHI, Juae 18 ladhni Prime Minister J»w»harlai Nehrfc, Bfypt's Cotaaei Qwutl Abdei Nasser MM Yuf o■tawlft's Mirnttl Pto an plaartT a Joint meetbg at the Adriatto Mud «f Brioni doriag Mr. Nehru's foreign tour next month. Indian officials said Mr. Nehru
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    Lock icon CHEMICAL BLOW TO COLOUR BAR!
    149 1 CHEMICAL BLOW TO COLOUR BAR! LONDON, June 18, -r- The Sunday Times Mid yesterday that scientist* expect to have new pills available within the next 20 years to change a per-, son's colour from black to white* The newspaper said doctors already had pills which could give a white person
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    21 1 LONDON, June 18, A Soviet Naval Squadron today sailed from Vladivostok on a goodwill visit to Shanghai Moscow Radio reported. Reuter
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    78 1 MOSCOW, June 18, Mr. Kirn II Sung, the North Korean Premier, arrived m Budapest by air yesterday at the invitation of the Hungarian Government, the Soviet News Agency TaM reported. At the airport he and the Government delegation he is leading were met by Mr.
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    Lock icon He Tried To Pull Off Khrushchev's Nose!
    137 1 I MOSCOW, Jum 18, Sanfcar Filial It 18 month* old and uninhibited, even among the powerful of the earth, m Nikita Khrushchev learnt. Sankar Ja the sott of K. P. P. Filial, an Indian Embeny Secretary. The atAMMey field gluten party >«a%tri«y to
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    Lock icon Cambodian Prince In Poland
    60 1 Prince Norodom Sihanouk, heir to the Cambodian Throne; arrived m Poland, June 3, on a seven-day visit at Ike invitation of the PoUab Government. lie was presented with the Order of Renaissance of Poland (Ist Clas») Photo shows: Norodom (centre) hands over a silver bowl to
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    Lock icon LEST ONE SHOULD BE MISLED ABOUT REAL KASHMIR SITUATION
    528 1 THE following statement to the Press has been issued by the Indian Commission m Malaya, with a view to placing the real facts about conditions In Kashmir: "The attention of the Indian Commission has been drawri to an interview reported to
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    Lock icon TRINITY BAR EXAMINATION
    112 1 THE following candidates were successful at the recent Trinity Bar Examination held m Singapore from 30th April to 4th May, 1956. Roman Law: Third Class: Cheam, K. S.. Grose, W. A. P. Constitutional Law A Legal History: Third Class: Cheam K. S. Contract A Tort: Second Class:
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    Lock icon Lester Pearson In London
    53 1 LONDON, June 18. The Canadian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Lester Pearson, arrived at London Airport from Montreal yesterday. Mr. Pearson will fly to Paria this week to join a Committee of three Foreign Ministers appointed to examine reports aimed at making the North Atlantic Treaty r>r»»ni««H«fi
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    Lock icon TO ACQUIRE JINNAH'S HOUSE IN BOMBAY
    122 2 TO ACQUIRE JINNAH'S HOUSE IN BOMBAY KARACHI; The Government of Inate doe* not wish to sell the late Mr. M. A. Jtnnah'h home la Bombay, but wintied to acquire It for itfwftf, the Pakistan Goverament announced. The announcement said that mi n March 1965, there was a move by the
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    70 2 MADRAS; The services of au Indian agricultural export are being made available to the Government of Indonesia under the technical assistance exchange programme of the Food and Agricultural Organisation. It is reliably learnt that Dr. N. Parthasarathl, w ho recently retired as Director of the
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    Lock icon STALIN'S REGINE INDICTMENT BY KURUSHCHEY MAIN ASSUMPTIONS QUESTIONED
    1005 2  - STALIN'S REGINE INDICTMENT BY KURUSHCHEY MAIN ASSUMPTIONS QUESTIONED WALTER LIPMANN BY WASHINGTON: READING Khrushchev's enormous speech, I found myself fascinated by his tale of cruelty and treachery and cowardice but unconvinced and pussled by his theoretical explanation of Statin. Reduced to its elements, Khrushchev's theory is as follows. Lenin who
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    314 2 Development of Mimerals BAPfGALdRE: As already announced by the Union Ml* nister for Natural Resources at the Fourth Meeting of the Mineral Advisory Board, the Government of India have decided to set up four zonal councils to attend to the work of advice, control, regulation and execution of the progranv
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    128 2 Appeal By M. K. T. Bhagavathar To High Court MADRAS. At the HlgU Court, Mr. Justice Basneer Ahjoied Sayeed admitted an appeal preterred on behalf at M.K. Ttiyagaraja enagavathar against the judgement of tne Sub-Judge of nruchirapalll. Mr. N. Perianna Puiai filed v suit against Thyagaraja Hagavatfcar m the Sub-Court
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    Lock icon Akalis' Merger In Congress High Command's Reaction
    938 2 Akalis' Merger In Congress High Command's Reaction ~<u NEW DELHI. M.n.^f Hindu and Sikh Congressmen m the Punjab and PBPBU are not the least perturbed over the move o?a small section of the Akali Sikh a to Join the Congress. Both Sardar Gian Singh Rarewala and Bardar Bhuptndra sigh JJSSL
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    Lock icon WHAT A WORLD CITIZEN SEEKS IN INDIA?
    238 2 WHAT A WORLD CITIZEN SEEKS IN INDIA? fIMR^ Thlily-four-jlmniji 'T^nl cmmn" i* MM* to Semi. Attired In wtfCs- fend*/ ke*ta and attic setter etsaw, ho> sallsd on Mr. fletamWffPaa flftH amaA fkptMnlng Ms movement for World Citizenship. He showed Mr. Mehru hit "world cltlae»* paseport, Issued by himSSfT, WflfCn DOTS
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    Lock icon SAVIOUR OF BURMA
    375 2 HI'S TRIBUTE TO NEHRU RANGOON: Former Premier VNu has named Prime Minister Nehru as the man who came to the succour of Burma la her "darkest hour" when insurgents were knocking at the gates of Rangoon and helped to turn it into her 'finest hour". In an
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    Lock icon NO PARTIALITY FOR THE NORTH
    465 2 -rLok Sabha Speaker MADRAS: Mr. M. Ananthasayanam Iyengar, Speaker e# tl* Lok Sabha, made a spirited plea here last week a fl BtneTrhe people of South India entertaining a feeling that they were not properly treated by those m the North. "Let nobody In South
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    129 2 BOMBAY: During the wee*, ended June 8. Ibs<>, Government of India 'treasury BUls tor Rs. 40,2t>,0U.0U0 were so t v Jn favour of the Reserve turn* of India. During the week ended* June l. Government of India Treasury Bliig for Rs. 10,05,00,000 were sold m
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    82 2 LAHORE; The Karachi university has developed a substitute for DDt from indigenous coal, according t© Dr. Afzal Hussain, Professor of Geology of the University. He said a plant was already under construction L> manufacture this product on a commercial scale. Dr. Husaain added that soft coal from
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    Lock icon S. K. CHETTUR PREFERS MADRAS!
    45 2 MADRAS: It is learnt that Mr K. Chettur. 1.C.8.. at the conclusion of his two months' leave on June 25, will return to the Madras Secretariat, and that he w ill not join ♦he T.-C. State or union Government service.
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    41 2 CALCUTTA: Mr. R N. Dutt, Deputy Iron and Steel Controller, Government of India, baa been appointed to act as Iron and Steel Controller m >lace of Mr. c. R. Natesan who ♦^as proceeded on three months' Iflave.
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    26 2 HONG KONG, June 17. A thirteen-member Japanese delegation of the Asian Solidarity Committee arrived m Peking yesterday for a tour of Red China. PplHno- d>/U« AP
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    1973 3 Conversion Rates SfiimfstaJH READY RECKONERS Z EW Ji mM Haw N »y« one should ♦S? 161 for worr y» becauae, as the public is aware, both the sets of coins wS continue to be legal tender for a considerable period after the introduction of the new coins
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    Lock icon C. R. Suggests Retention Of Present Value Of 'Paisa' No Meed For Heady Reckoners
    683 3 C. R. Suggests Retention Of Present Value Of 'Paisa' No Meed For Heady Reckoners MADRAS C. Rajacopalecfcarl rnggtUed that V the "pato*" la 1 deetael system Is Woi *«f.**»» below mstead of from the top. 'there wotfd be m l^ aj J ttlummi to «*»«**<» with the Intro--222?£L* th Z£*
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    46 3 SfUIII. A M^mmm^^t^. A DHHT* mHtgfr the cttwtttvtiesj (k« not ■JjheHfc her father's fans. two *****0 eej Mdswev 9sjx* o~y havo awesjdy tvrsjed ofcwsj the gtor» cam, s»» to of if ffc *!gg"g their farms tsjtset to their eldest seat or eldest
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    82 3 Theft From Madurai Meenakshi Temple MADURAI; Two person* Mated to belong to Tlruueiveli, wno were touad hkrtn* neat the Uoioen Tower (Vinianamj, aoove tne sanctum sanctorum of the srt MeenaKfefti *™rrw under suspioous «tr were arrested b> the Madurai police last week It la reported that during the last few
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    116 3 NEW DELHI: A Prese communique issued by the cabinet aecretariat says, the following Ministers will In future, be designated as indi3jJJ B .«**tast *ach of their tJ?Z&i*: Karmarkar, Minis- Mr. ftityaaaou Kanungo, Minister of inoufeicrtes to be aesigu*tea as Minister of Consumer industries ana Mr. M.
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    90 3 «h2?£ BAY: A vttllu gnashed through the windscreen of an Indian AlrUne s Corpora. «on Dakota aircraft at^air?Z*\J* Ptane was about toland at Santa Cru z and *opped dead inside the cook, pit of the plane. The pilot of the plane was hit and injured by glass
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    69 3 NICOSIA, Cyprus, June 17, Two bombs were thrown into a downtown restaurant last nightntUHng one American and wounding six others. All seven were employees ot the U.S. Consular Service m Nicosia. The bombs exploded m the little Soho Restaurant. UA Consul Rap Courtney declined to identify
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    569 3 VIGYAN MANDIRS MADRAS: Jtr K.*D. Malay*y*. Union Minister for Natwral Resources and- Scientific Research said that number or "Vigyan Mandirs", the new institutions for bringing the benefit of science to the people, will exceed 50 by the end of the budget year. Mr. Malaviya thought the Vigyan Mandlr scheme which
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    321 3 MADRAS: The Central Bharat Sevak Samaj has launched a scheme for conducting 1,000 "local student camps" all over India during this year, said Major T. Ramachandra, AllIndia Organiser of the Bharat Sevak Samaj Camps, while addressing the workers of the Bharat Sevak Samaj, Tamil Nad Branch. There are
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    249 3 MEW DELHI: Reservation of an export quota- of 1,060 million yards of cotton textiles per year and increased production of a few hundred million yards of mill cloth by providing new loomage and spindles are understood to be the main planks of the new cloth policy decided
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    183 3 FERTILISER FACTORY IN BOMBAY NEW Dtii^nL: inquiries indicate that the Government of inciia m the Ministry of Production plan to go ahead with the scheme oi setting up a lertihser factory m Bombay as a State project, following the w.thdrawai oi thp otter by Kurma-tine,! for starting a factory of
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    120 3 Ac«v ojuAjiii: m its drive to ensure pur.ty o. aUuan.stration, the congress Higii Command is now ciosejy examining certain a.iegat.ons against the ti.nar Ministry, it is reliably learnt. la© allegation* were first roaue by 74 Congress M.L.As. of tt*nar some tune ago and were looked into
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    69 3 MADRAS; The Government of India, it is understood, will open a Footwear Training Institute In Madras. At present, there l e a production centre m Perambur. The proposed Footwear Training institute will be staffed with foreign experts and m all probability, it will start its work by
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    350 4 CHIEF MINISTER HUNT REPLIED TO POINTS RAISED MADRAS: Mr. C. Raja«opai»chari crHfaftMd the recent observations of Mr. K. kamaraj, Chief Mtateter of Madras, on the question of formation of Dakshina Pradesh. Characterising' as "strange and meaningießa the statement made at Tiruchi by Mr. Kamaraj (according to
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    179 4 NEHRU SOUGHT NO GUIDANCE FROM AMERICA NEW DELHI: It is learnt that Prime Minister Nehru has not asked for any "guidance" front Washington about the prospect of his meeting with President Eisenhower m view of tiie latter'a illness. Earlier, a statement attributed to Mr. Dulles, the U.S. Secretary of State,
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    73 4 JAP. OFFICIAL TO VISIT SINGAPORE TOKYO, June If A top Japanese official will spend more than a month In SouthBast Asia, this summer studying the outlook for economic cooperation m that area, the government said yesterday. Shojt Arakawa, a special assistant to the Foreign Minis- ter. will visit Thailand. Indonesia.
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    68 4 Manila, June 17: President Ramon Magsaysay on Friday night signed into law a press freedom bill giving newsmen greater immunity from disclosing their news sources. The new law prevents newsmen from being compelled to reveal their source "unless such revelation is demanded by the security of the
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    70 4 LAHORE: In a reallocation of portfolios m the West Pakistan Cabinet announced recently, the Chief Minister. Dr. Khan Sahib retains the portfolio of General Administration, Services, Tribal Affairs and Home. Other important portfolios re-allocated among the 15 other Ministers are: Nawab of Mamdot. Revenue: Sardar Abdul Rashid
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    68 4 CAIRO. June 17.— Informed sources reported to-day that Egyptian Minister of Agriculture Abel Rassak Sidky has been offered the post as head of the u.N. Food and Agricul- ture Organisation (FAO). These sources said that Sidky, who has been m various posts In the Ministry of Agriculture
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    135 4 P.I.TRADE WITH RED CHINA THROUGH U.K. MANILA, June IT.— A Filipino trader Friday said the Philippines is carrying "sizeable import trade with Communist countries through third parties such as Great Britain, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan and Nationalist China. J. H. De Los Reyes, president of the Philippine Chamber of New
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    192 4 NEW DELHI: A new cloth policy is being fashioned by the Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry, it is learnt. The new policy will aim at stepping up exports of textiles, checking the rising price and regulation of internal distribution of cloth. The Ministry's proposal
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    146 4 FILM INDUSTRY URGED TO MAKE BETTER PICTURES BOMBAY: Mr. Morarji Desai, Chief Minister of Bombay, called upon the film industry to serve the public with better films that were entertaining and educative at the same time. Inaugurating the annual meeting of the Cinematograph Exhibitors' Association of India here he asked
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    Lock icon MILK SUPPLY IN BOMBAY
    216 4 BOMBAY The Government of Bombay has drawn up a scheme for augmenting the supply of fresh milk m big towns during the second FiveTear Plan. The scheme, which is estimated to cost about Rs. 7 lakhs, aims at developing the milk industry on an organised and
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    171 4 NEW DELHI: Finland has set apart two million Finnish Marks (about Rs. 28.500) for technical assistance to India. This was disclosed by the {Finnish Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Kauno KleeI mola at a dinner given m honour of the Indian Industrial and
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    168 4 They Remove Copra Cargo From Ship DJAKARTA, June 17: A crowd of demonstrators unloaded a German freighter chartered by the Government appointed Copra Foundation to take on a cargo of decudcated coconut at Bitung m North Sulawesi (the Celebes) according to reports from neighbouring Menado. Newspapers here have said Bitung
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    323 4 Nothing Wrong In Having Small States: Kamaraj TIRUCHfRAPALLI: Chief Minister Mr. K. Kamaraj said here that thore was nothing wrong or disadvantageous m having a small State. Mr. Kamaraj, who was addressing a conference of agriculturists at Manachanallur, ridiculed the proposition that he respect and prestige of a State depended
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    149 4 Ike Maintains Satisfactory Progress WASHINGTON, June 16, President Elsenhower, progressing "very satisfactorily" a week after major surgery, starts this weekend free of business and official visitors. As President Eisenhower started his second week m Walter Reed Army Hospital, a formal bulletin reported Friday night that "his condition continues to progress
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    123 4 GANDHI BIOGRAPHY FOR UNIVERSITY AP NEW DELHI: The Indian Ambassador to West Germany, Mr. Ai. C. N. Nambiar, on Wednesday last presented eight volumes of Mr. Tendulkafs Biography of Mahatrna Gandhi to the University of Goettingea on behalf of the Government of India, according to a message from Bonn. The
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    605 4 NEED TO REMOVE DISPARITIES his entourage, was received by the villagers with Puma Addressing the villagers. Vinobaji said that "Bhoodan, through which every landless person must get some land, Is the will of God." Ha added that the will of the Almighty could be very easily understood from the fact
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    54 4 LONDON, June 17: Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden plans to visit France, the British Foreign Office disclosed yesterday. No date for the visit has been set yet, the Foreign Office said. Eden's trip will be In return for the visit here last March by French Prime
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    Lock icon Pak. Uw On Evacuee Property Criticised KHAHMA URGES REPEAL
    980 4 Pak. Uw On Evacuee Property Criticised KHAHMA URGES REPEAL SIMLA. ™5 M ff!v^<!S»M left m and to leave Pakiatan and to take over Uie»r properties. The Minister who was inau- c gurating the conference of 1 Custodians and Competent s Officers said that he sent a c communication a few
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    313 4 "No Influence On Queen" -Faith Healer The Hague, June 17: Miss Greet Hofmans, 61-year-old faith healer, last night Issued a statement saying that the individual liberty of the people she treated remained unaffected. The statement was the first to be issued by her since foreign press reports alleged she had
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    127 4 NEW DELHI: Three officials of the Central Board of Reve nue, Messrs. N. H. Naqvl, Chandrasekhar and A. K. Mukerji are leaving b> the end of this month for the United States, Sweden and Japan respectively to study the system of taxes on wealth tad capital
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    916 5 DOCUMENTS DESTROYED PREMIER'S CHARGE COLOMBO: The Ceylon W. K. D. Bandaranaike, ac eminent of Sir John Kotcto important papers relating t service and possibly those m the country. "With the exception of were found fallen inside t which are somewhat interes other papers relating] to
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    146 5 CENTRAL ALLOTMENTS FOR AGARTALA AOAkTALA There have been only 12 deaths In the Agartala flood says a Press Note issued by the Government of iripura. More than Rs. 40,000 cash and 6,000 maunds of rice have already been distributed for immediate relief. The Central Ministries of Home Affairs and Kehabilitation
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    61 5 CAIXUTTA, A poet-cart Journeyed for more than 14 yean, covetiaj( dlata«oa «f 800 miles. The port card, wrtttem by a relative of an employee of a commercial Inn im Calcutta was posted at Lwtaww on Dec. 28, I WJ. It ttmttmil the addremee last week.
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    106 5 CHITTARANJAN TO DO ITS OWN STEEL CASTINGS NEW DELHI: The Government of India has decided to set up a steel foundry at Chittaranjan for the production of locomotive steel castings, which are at present imported, says a Press Note issued by the Ministry of Railways. The capacity of the proposed
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    175 5 &lt;£g&£\ MSW AJUD: ««€ial deMgfeUQil MB by MT S. ntot^eT|Ki «id iW. will shortly leave far- JJt/upe to settle contracts for steel plants. The delegation wiH first visit Germany to settle contracts to be entered into wflh a number of Pen— n Arms which have offered to simply the various
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    34 5 PEOPLE'S FAMINE TRUST CONTRIBUTION NEW DELHi: A sum of Rs. 15,000 from the Indian People's' Famine Trust has been made available for relief measures m the cyclone-affected areas of West Bengal, It is learnt.
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    236 5 TELENGANA AND ANDHRA SOCLALIST PARTIES TO MERGE HYDERABAD: The executive members of the Aadhra State Committee and the Telengana members of the Hyderabad State Committee of the Socialist Party meeting here decided to merge the two units of the Party, m view of the re-organisation of States. The meeting set
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    239 5 CALCUTTA: The Government of India have decided to I allocate to the private sector of the Industry a total of 10 million tons of coal production Ito be achieved by the year 1960-61 it was officially learnt I here. Ftoktwloe, RanigunJ baa been allotted 5.70 mfltton
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