Indian Daily Mail, 10 July 1956
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Title Section16 1956-07-10 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XIL No. 144 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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529 1956-07-10 1 CHURCHILL'S MEMO TO SERVICE CHIEFS IN 1944 PUBLISHED LONDON, July 9— Sir Winston Churchill in a 1944 memorandum to service chiefs, disclosed here today, said thai a decision to act as a "subsidiary force under the Americans hi the Pacific" would "raise difficultReuter - 529 words
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Article46 1956-07-10 1 ST. NAZAJRE, France, July 9: A 52.486-ton tanker, the world's largest, was launched yesterday for the Tldenwater Associated Oil Company of the United States. The "George P. Getty," however, will soon be out-distanced by two 55.000-ton tankers now beta* built at Chftrbeursr.— A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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184 1956-07-10 1 MOSCOW, July 9— The coming visit of Marshal Nikolai Bulganln, the Soviet Premier, and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Communist Party Chief, to Cambodia will strengthen friendship between the two countnes, the Soviet Comma. nist Party newspaper Pravda said today. Quoted by TASS, the Soviet News184 words
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127 1956-07-10 1 SOVIET FRIENDSHIP ACCEPTED —PRINCE LONDON, July 9 Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia said before leaving Moscow Airport tdoay that nig country had accepted the Soviet hand of friendship and had complete trust in that friendship, according to Moscow Radio. The Radio said that the Prince added: "The help of theReuter - 127 words
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Article, Illustration77 1956-07-10 1 A General Course in Broadcasting wu held at the BBC Staff Training School from May 22 to June 29 this year. Left to right: Mr. H. R. Luthra (Station Director, Calcutta, All India Radio); Fraulein Hannelore Geldner (Announcer, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Munich); Mr. E. A. C. Griffin (Programme Assistant, Central African77 words
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Article101 1956-07-10 1 England, July 9. Police headquarters was enjoying a drowsy Sunday afternoon when suddenly alerted by a long d stance emergency telephone call. "Chatham police?" «sked an excited voice at the other end of the line. "Yes." "I live in Chatham," said the voice, "my wife and I areAP - 101 words
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143 1956-07-10 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, July 9-- The Tamilnad Congress Committee Executive has urged all Congressmen in Madras to refrain from taking part in the controversy over Oakshina Pradesh. This only threatens to divide and weaken the Congress organisation In Madras Just when Che crucial143 words
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Article42 1956-07-10 1 CEYLON ASKS FOR U.S. AID COLOMBO, July 9 -U. 8. authorities in Ceylon have recommended to Washington that U556,000,000 worth of American economic and technical assistance should be granted to Ceylon during the current U.S. fiscal year, informed sources said yesterday.- APAP - 42 words
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Article, Illustration28 1956-07-10 1 NEHRU ALL IN LONDON Premiers Jawaharlal Nehru of India and Chaudri Mohammed Ali of Pakistan together pose for a photograph in London on July S.— A. P. Phofo.28 words
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Article242 1956-07-10 1 THEIR THOUGHTS ON MARRIAGE NEW YORK, July 9.— Nine international beauties landed in New York with visions of film contracts, and after three hours of posing on a hotel terrace they were beginning to wonder if it was worth it. Before the aspirants for the "MissAP - 242 words
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Article78 1956-07-10 1 MAINZ, Germany, July 9: The cornerstone for a monument to European unity was laid yesterday in this one-time seat of medieval culture. The monument is called "Europahause" (House of Europe) and is dedicated to the memory of the late Gustav Stresemann, one-time leader of the Weimar Republic,A.P. - 78 words
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56 1956-07-10 1 SUKARNO TO VISIT INDIA PAKISTAN DJAKARTA, July 9: President Sukarno would make a State visit to Pakistan before the end of the year, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. President Sukarno also plans to visit India. His tour of India and Pakistan is expected to follow the President's proposed visitReuter - 56 words
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183 1956-07-10 1 'QUAKE TIDAL WAVES HIT ISLAND 30 KILLED ATHENS, July 9: A severe earthquake rocked the Aegean Island of Thera (Santorini) early today and an official report saw 30 persons were killed. Reports also came in that a huge tidal wave had swept the shores of the islands of Samos andA.P. - 183 words
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229 1956-07-10 1 Mrs, Trotsky NEW YORK, July 9 Leon Trotsky's widow said in a statement yesterday that it is unlikely the present Soviet leadership win last long. It was Mrs. Trotsky's first comment on the Soviet Union's campaign to downgrade her husband's bitter enemy, JosephA.P. - 229 words
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Article40 1956-07-10 1 TQKYO. July 9.— The new ly-ap|ointed Envoy Extra, ordinary an<j Minister Plenipotentiary of Sweden, Mr. Tagc Gronwall presented his credentials to the Emperor of Japan today. Mr. Gronwall arrived in Tokyo on July 4. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article357 1956-07-10 1 NICOSIA. July 9 General Templer. Chief of the British Imperial General Staff, arrived in Cyprus Sunday from Turkey. He will confer with British officials and inspect military installations. He will depart for London on Tuesday. He will confer here with Field Marshal Sir John Harding, GovernorA.P.; Reuter - 357 words
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Article87 1956-07-10 1 HERFOKD, England, July 9. The Judge, Dr. Cyril Francis, studied 24 palr H of trim ankles that twinkled beneath a theatre curtain in an ankle Judging content. '•That* the prettiest pair," he finally announced, "ring up the curtain and let'H see who owns them." The curtainA.P. - 87 words
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Article99 1956-07-10 1 RANGOON. July g.—The Burmese Government i s considering an American offer of a loan of between 20 million and 30 million dollars, the Englishlanguage newspaper, NATftON, reported today. It said the loan, which win carry a "nominal rate of interest," would be repayable over 40Reuter - 99 words
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Article186 1956-07-10 1 KARACHI, July 9 -United States Vice President Mr. Richard Nixon said here today that he had two hours of "very concentrated discussion" with the Pakistan President and Members of the Pakistan Cabinet on problems of mutual concern to both countries. Mr. Nixon was speaking atReuter - 186 words
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Article78 1956-07-10 1 S. B. Adithan Due Here Today Mr. S. B. Adithan, Managing Ed.tor of 'Dlnathanthi, 1 a popular Tamil dally puWlshed simultaneously in three centres in South India, l s arriving here by air tonight from Hone Kong. Mr. Adithan is arriving here after v siting Europe, America and Japan. He78 words
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Article459 1956-07-10 2 THE Communique issued on Friday last at the conclusion of the Commonwealth Premiers Conference, though vague in material particulars, deal ly indicates the increasing influence wtiich the Asian members are bringing to bear upon the Common* wealth's policy on national and international problems. The Asian members are459 words
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Article57 1956-07-10 2 DUBLIN, heland. Jul> 9--Premier Nehru of India was the luncheon guest of Ireland's President yesterday. Later Nehru left to spend two days on the qu et of the County M'th countryside. He will return to Dublin on Tues day to rec r ive an honorary degree fromAP - 57 words
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1813 1956-07-10 2 IMPORTANCE} (OF SOCIAL WORK OOTACAMUND: Mr. C. D. Deshmukh, Union Finance Minister, said here that considerable importance had been given to the improvement of social services under the Second Five-Year Plan as was evidenced by the provision of Rs. 14 crores for that purpose as1,813 words
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87 1956-07-10 2 NAFEN - NAFEN LONDON: Britain's besttnown woman trade unionist, 63-year-old Dame Florence Hancock, has been appointed a governor of the British Broad- casting Corporation. Her ap- pointment lasts until 1961. She is chief woman officer of the giant Transport and Gen- eral Workers' Union and is87 words
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Article606 1956-07-10 2 j Value Of Private Sector BOMBAY: Mr- K. R. Native Share and Stock Bi here last week that in ordc possible investment support those who saved and invest measure of certainty, seem He added that without broadbased public and investment support and healthy stock exchanges, the uninterrupted606 words
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254 1956-07-10 2 BONN: Low interest Soviet credits are of "very great value to India". Mr. H. V. R. lengar, Secretary to the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry, said here. Mr. lengar who arrived here for a week's visit, told a Press conference: "It is a254 words
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204 1956-07-10 2 Kamath Favours P. S. P— Leftist Electoral Pact BOMBAY: Mr. H. V. Kamath, member of the National Executtive of the USP said here that, the General Council of his party at its next meeting in August' would consider the question of electoral alliances with other leftist parties. Though the party's204 words
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Article97 1956-07-10 2 CALCUTTA: Chitrakut, the famous Indian pilgrimage centre, wtiich is nearly six circuitous miles from the railway station of the same name on the Jhandi-Banda Manipur .me of the Central Railway, is o be provided with to new railway station, according to a scheme now under the97 words
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Article100 1956-07-10 2 LAHORE: Mirza Hamidullah Beg, a member of the West Pakistan Legislative Assembly, was found dead last week at his residence. He is reported to have committed suicide by shooting himself through his head. A refugee from East Punjab, Mirza Hamidullah Beg resigned from the Muslim100 words
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Article, Illustration32 1956-07-10 2 President Eisenhower and his wife wave from a wtadow at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington to give the first picture of Ike since he was taken 18.32 words
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Article544 1956-07-10 2 INTRODUCTION OF LAIW REFORM OPPOSED 1 HUBLJ: Support to the agitation for postpone ment of the application of the UuMMo-the-tlller legislation of Bombay to the Karnatak areas of the State was given by Mr. J. M. Imam, Leader of the Opposition in the Mysore Legislative Assembly544 words
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Article136 1956-07-10 2 TANJORE. Convened by Mr. P. Kesavan, a meeting of town Congress workers was held here. Mr. p Velu Pathar presiding. Mr. Kesavun moved a resolution stating that Congress workers should enlist public support for the Amritsar Congress decision in favour of the formation of Dakshina Pradesh.136 words
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Article82 1956-07-10 2 TIRUPATI: The Tirupatt Municipal Councii met here on »hi ne under to e chairman, ship of Mr. c. S. Ramalah and resolved to request the Government to sanction the grant for 1966-57 in respect of the £rupati Wator Supply ScheIt may be mentioned here that the82 words
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Article38 1956-07-10 2 q °2 r TAC^ AIUND: General S. M. Shrinagesh. Chief of Army Staff arrived here last week accompanied by hl» sonal Staff. H e is stay^ at 2? «t J ff*?* M of M*£! Prada 1.38 words
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Article925 1956-07-10 3 FINANCE MINISTER SHOULD I HAVE RESIGNED Inquiry Committee mm KSP**!^ 1 A five-man committee, headed by Mr. Giaii Chand, M.L.A., which was constituted to PvS^T^K th calwes fead^K to the leakage of the PEPSU State Budget in March last, has in its majority report, observed that it925 words
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Article224 1956-07-10 3 Mrs. Ethelwyn Best from the U.K., representative in India of the Service civil International Organisation with its Headquarters in Paris, arrived at Kadukkalur to spend a day with Vinobaji. That morning, she joined in the padayatra of Vinobaji and party and walked four miles to reach Chunambedu.224 words
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Article152 1956-07-10 3 Pakistan's Jute Forecas t DACCA j. mm x tuvidtan Government's tirst jute ioreuask anticipates tnat L.via is iiKei> to tane at least 12 lakn oait»> tuia overseas countries anotnei •so lakh bales. A press vote issued last week saia tne ngures were oa&eu ou a moderate estimate because these countries152 words
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Article140 1956-07-10 3 MERCARA: Mercara had a rainfall on the morning of July 2 of 4.01 Inches. The rainfall recorded on the morning of July 1 was 6.59 inches. Rains have been widespread all over Coorg. Mercara and neighbourhood received 35 inches of rain during last month. Rainfall recorded140 words
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Article211 1956-07-10 3 MADRAS: Very soon the university campus will be extended and that part of Adams Road, which lies between the University buildings and the Senate House, will be closed, it is learnt. The additional building win be put up south of the present University buildings and211 words
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Article134 1956-07-10 3 KARACH; Pakistan Government last ween 'announced its en cision to float two new loans. A i'ress note issued by the laK-stan Ministry of finance suid Government was floating the two new loans three per cent loan. 1961 second issue) and 3-I/4 p.c. loan 1967 on July134 words
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246 1956-07-10 3 Naga Council: Reforming Body's Programme GAUHA'ix: A new body known as the "Naga National Council Reforming Committee" was formed recently with Mr. T. N. Angami, a former President of the Angami Tribal Council, to reorganise the Naga National Council based on its original ideal of nonviolence. The Chairman of this246 words
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Article164 1956-07-10 3 GOVT.'S ACTION IN MALABAR in«*J!M£?^? 'if Government have telegraphically teak trees in Malabar District. Giving this information, Mr C. Subramaniam, Minister for Finance, said that this step was taken because in spite of the communique issued by the Government on June 19 explaining the policy164 words
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Article296 1956-07-10 3 Shah's Stress On Smaller Crafts M m ah-h l iL AM i UnlOn Mlnlit r <* HMvy industries, Mr. m. M. Shah told a Press conference here last week thai th« J^m^ 8hn nt of a ocond •h'P-buildlna yard. vSTaaDa- Therefore, the Minister said, what296 words
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Article64 1956-07-10 3 KARACHI, July B.—Pakistan Saturday formally received first shipment of a free wheat consignment from Soviet Russia. The next shipment is expected to brinjr 11,500 tons, making the total of 20,000 tons promised by Moscow last month. Pakistan received a 20,000 ton shipment last week. EastAP - 64 words
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Article, Illustration153 1956-07-10 3 Hockey team* from five Australian Universities recently met in Brisbane, Australia, for a week of exciting hockey. The occasion was the annual interUniversity hockey carnival, when teams from the Universities of Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart and Queensland compete for a trophy called the Syme Cup.153 words
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Article255 1956-07-10 3 MADRAS: a socialist, industrialised Incua in the future was visualised by Mr. John Strachey, M.P., speaking at a meeting in Dundee last week. Reporting on a recent two month visit to India Mr. Strachey questioned whether India would be able to maintain, her present democratic regime255 words
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134 1956-07-10 3 Sri Raman uja's Philosophy: Chair For Research TIRUPATI: a meetmg ot the Board of Trustees ot the Tirumalai-Tlrupati Devasthanams was held o n June 29 at Tirumaiai, Mr. P. Suryanarayana presiding. The Board considered the representations made to the Devasthanams by His Holiness Sri B. H. Bon Maharaj, Preological university,134 words
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383 1956-07-10 3 T.-C. Rivers In Spate THREE PERSONS WASHED AWAY TRICHUR: Three persons, including a teenage girl, are feared to have been washed away and over 200 acres of paddy fields inundated by the flood waters from rivers near here swollen with the incessant down-pour over the last five days. The body383 words
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Article131 1956-07-10 3 LONDON: Mr. Justice Upjonn reserved judgment in tne High Court here last week on an application by Mr. Habib Ibrahim Rahimtoola, Pakistan Commerce Minister, to set aside proceedings taken against him by the Nizam and the State of Hyderabad i n connection with £1,007,940 held131 words
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Article147 1956-07-10 3 BANDA: At a children* meet, held under the auspices of tlie Hmdi iMUutya i-aris.isid. many < ml.ir, n in the age group of 8 to 10 complained 'i the soaring price* 1 of toys, tofreeA, snocs, etc. whicu were now beyond the ntean s147 words
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195 1956-07-10 3 HEAVY RAM IN BOMBAY: AIR TRAFFIC AFFECTED I BOMBAY: Bombay City anU suburbs had cortinuous heavy rai n last week. The sky was heavily overcast and heavy thoweis slashed the city. The three days' incessant rains had sent up the city's total rainfall to 27.57 inches at Colaba. which as195 words
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2631 1956-07-10 4 Maximum Land Holding To Be 1 20 Acres Andhra Committee's Recommendations KURNOOL: The Andhra Government's L^nd Reforms Committee has in its two-hundred-page report while recommending that it was desirable to fix holdings paying an assessment of Rs. 250 or 150 acres in extent whichever is lower as the ceiling;, has2,631 words
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Article80 1956-07-10 4 NAINITAL: Ceiling on holdings should not be imposed on farms already in existence, in Uttar Pradesh. This is one of the decisions taken by the Conference of U.P. State Ministers and officials held here recently to discuss ways and means for stepping up the food production target80 words
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161 1956-07-10 4 NEW DELHI: While the Government seem to be firm in not making any change in its decisions in regard to Bombay city, the administrative set-up of the city is expected to be different from the other Union territories. The city may be given161 words
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Article150 1956-07-10 4 CALCUTTA: The West Bengal Congress Committee presenteu a cheque of R*. I lakn to Dr. B. C. Koy, Chief Minister, on the occasion of his 75th b.rthday at a reception here. The reception was attended by Dr. H. C. Mukberjee, governor and Cabinet Minister^ and a150 words
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83 1956-07-10 4 BOMBAY: Dr. John Matthai confirmed here that he had decided to resign the chairmanship of the State Bank of India, and that he would hand over charge on Aug. 31, 1956. Dr. Matthai also confirmed that he would relinquish the post of Vice-ChanceilorshiD83 words
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Article442 1956-07-10 4 GORAKHPUR: The ninemember Railway Equipment Committee has recommended that the development of additional capacity for the manufacture of raiway equipment within the country should toe based on the original FiveY ear Plan of the railways estimated at Rs. 1,480 crores and not on the reduced plan of442 words
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Article, Illustration47 1956-07-10 4 Major General F. H. Brooke, 031., D.5.0., the newly appointed General Officer Commanding the Federation Army, arrived in Kuala Lumpur recently. Picture shows General Brooke (right) being greeted at the Koala Lumpur Railway Station by the Director of Operations, Lieut-General R. H. Bower, C 8., 0.8. E.47 words
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Article920 1956-07-10 4 Chief Minister's Criticism KAVERIPAK: Addressing a public meeting at Arkonam recently Mr. K. Kamaraj, Chief Minister, condemned the propaganda carried on by people for a separate independent Dravidastan. He appealed to the people not to pay heed to such propaganda but to support the Congress and co-operate with920 words
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Article134 1956-07-10 4 N N July 8--Mr. Mohamad All, Pakistan's Prime Minister, said here that a Pa. kistani Parliamentary Delegation would shortly be visiting the Soviet Union. Mr. Mohamad AM. who was addressing a meeting of Pakistani students said h? was strongly in favour of increasing cultural contacts withReuter - 134 words
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Article, Illustration650 1956-07-10 5 REV. THANINAYAGAM'S DEMAND TRINCOMALEE: The consensus of opinion among Tamil-speaking people in Jaffna, Colombo and Batticaloa was that a Tamil University should be established in Trincomalee, said the Rev. Fr. Xavier S Than! Nayagam lecturer at the University of Ceylon at a largely attended650 words
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Article223 1956-07-10 5 KOPAY: The Sinhala Only Bill, recently passed In Parliament, was roundly criticised by Mr. M. Satyamoorthy at the Founder's Day Commenmoration meeting held at Somaskanda College, Puttur last week. Mr. S. Veeraslngham, Principal Emeritus, presided. Commenting on the repercussions that would result from the Implementation of the223 words
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Article204 1956-07-10 5 COLOMBO: The MEP candidate, Mr. M. D. Perera, woo the Kuppiyawatte by-election on Saturday by a majority ot 400. The results were as follows Mr. M. D. Perera (MEP) 1,225 Dr. Senaka Bibile (L8BP) 828 Mr. E. De S. Wijeratne (UNP) 694 Spoilt 4 Total poll ed204 words
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134 1956-07-10 5 OUSTING TAMILS FROM LEGAL PROFESSION BATTICALOA: The Batticaloa Lawyer*' Association has protested against the suggestion of the Minister of Justice Mr. M. W. H. de Silva, to make proficiency in the Sinhalese language a compulsory qualification for admission to the Law College. Saying that "this is a definite move to134 words
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Article153 1956-07-10 5 LONDON: Prime Minister Bandaranaike had to share the honours with a surprise guest at Sir Claude CoregTs reception on Saturday afternoon. The surprise guest who rivalled Mr. Bandaranaike for attention was no other than the retired film star Douglas Fairbanks, (Jr.) a veteran of the London "smart153 words
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Article415 1956-07-10 5 NATIONAL ANTHEM FOR TAMILS COLOMBO: Tamils should select a national anthem and flag under which all Tamilspeaking people could rally and fight their cause, said Mr. G. O. Ponnambalam, M.P. for Jaffna, at a public meeting held in the Jaffna Town Hall under the auspices of the All-Ceylon Tamil Teachers'415 words
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509 1956-07-10 5 EVIDENCE BEFORE PROHIBITION COMMISSION CHIJLAW: The Prohibition Commission consisting of Sir V. Coomaraswamy the Chairman, and Messrs. J. A. Martensz, B.C Atuip, and H. H. Dunuwille heard the evidence of several people at the Chilaw U.C. meeting hall. Mr. H. Holsinger, Superintendent of509 words
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532 1956-07-10 5 COLOMBO: Mr.C.CA. Brito Muttunayagam, Principal *A the Law College, said onJ3atur day that the Prime Minister had that been prudent enough to Ax a long date for the switch-over to Sinhalese. Mr. Mutthunayagam, who was speaking at the farewell dinner given him by th€ Law532 words
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Article62 1956-07-10 5 NIMES, Franco, July 9. A taxi carrying a newlymarried couple and their two witnesses from the wedding dinner ran iato a tree near here Saturday night, killing th» 20-year-old bridegroom and tne two witnessed. The 19-year-old bride, Jeanine Gu.tton, had both legs broken and wag taken to hospitalAP - 62 words
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Article97 1956-07-10 5 NEW DELiHI: Mr. S. G Barve, Secretary of the Official Language Commission, is leaving for the USSR shortly to study how problems arising from multiplicity of languages are tackled there. It is stated that since th* Soviet Union also has had U. deal with the question of97 words
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Article, Illustration60 1956-07-10 5 The Federation Minister for Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, visited the Stamp Bureau of the Post Office at Federal Houses. Kuala Lmnpar recently. Picture shows the Minister examining a page of thirty $3fr' Revenue Stamps. Looking on (right) Is Mr. J. B.60 words
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741 1956-07-10 5 Trincomalee As Capital! TRINCOMALEE: The Federal Party Members of Parliament who arrived here for the joint meeting with the Working Committee of the llankai Tamil Arasu Kadchi were given a rousing reception. The meeting started at the residence of Mr. N. R. Rajavarothiam, M.P.741 words
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Article312 1956-07-10 5 JAFFNA: "By passing the Sinhala Only Bill, the MEP Government has not only committed a grave injustice against the minorities but it has also created a situation where it will find it difficult to implement its programme as declaring Ceylon a Republic, removal of bases, nationalisation312 words
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Article, Illustration383 1956-07-10 6 DR. NATARAJAN, JOHN SPIERS AND MANGALANANDA Dr. P. Natarajan, the foremost living disciple of His Holiness Narayana Guru of South India, will be visiting Malaya on the invitation of 'Nataraja Guru Reception Committee' which was recently formed at a public meeting held is383 words
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292 1956-07-10 6 Gas Dept. Men Demand Immediate Settlement Of All Their Claims The Singapore City Council Gas Department Workers Union has written to the President of the City Council demanding immediate settlement of all their long-standing claims, if not, the Union will act in accordance with the decision of its general body,292 words
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94 1956-07-10 6 Pakistan Wants U. S. To Hurry Up Arms Aid KARACHI, July 9. American military aid to Pakistan is expected to figure in talks here today between U.S. Vice President Nixon and President Iskandar Mirza. informed sources sn id yesterday. They said Mirza was likely to bring up the subject, notingAP - 94 words
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Article137 1956-07-10 6 DOCTORS PREACHING Vs. PRACTICE! BRIGHTON, England, July 9. Britain's doctors met to-day in annual parley. And to set the nation an example they were barred from smoking. A« the British Medical Ashoc ation cot down to business, a delegate Jumped up to move the traditional waiver of the conference's noAP - 137 words
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104 1956-07-10 6 Plane Delayed For Governor To Greet Radha DAR ES- SALAAM, TANGANYIKA, July 9. Indian Vice President Dr. Radhakrishnan arrived here half an hour before schedule Sunday and hts plane had to circle the airport to give Governor Sir Edward Twining time to get there to greet him. Radhakrlshnan, on aAP - 104 words
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230 1956-07-10 6 SAIGON. July 9.— President Ngo Dinh Diem said yesterday he does not expect the Communist .Vietmlnh to invade South Vietnam July 20, "but we are taking precautions." The 1954 Geneva conference which brought an armistice in the Indo-china war set July 20 as the230 words
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Article165 1956-07-10 6 Freedom of Thought Statue BUENOS AIRES. July 9: A tall bronze statue symbolising freedom of thought and the press has been restored to the top of the "La Prensa" newspaper building, more than four years after It was pulled down by Peronistas. The statue's torch will go on at midnightA.P. - 165 words
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Article264 1956-07-10 6 COLOMBO, Jul y 9. The "wonder" medicinal plant of the East, Rauwotfla Serpentina, used In olden times ag a core for high Mood pressure has been found growing: wild in large areas of the Oal Oya Valley, states Dr. K. W. Szeohovvcy; z, Chief ofReuter - 264 words
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Article214 1956-07-10 6 NEW YORK, July 9.— Steel strike at a glance: Status— As strike enters second week no negotiations scheduled and neither side has reported any efforts to resume talks. Government has Indicated it will be "in touch" this week with both sides to tr y to getAP - 214 words
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Article, Illustration27 1956-07-10 6 E!!?^f d Honouri nd Award, to 20 ptrtent at King's Houm. ISS LiUEP 1 0 i uly 7< Ploturi E «eh« Y«»«eob bTn27 words
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Article, Illustration34 1956-07-10 6 Sri 8. 8. Ramaswami Padayachi, Minister for Local Administration, Madras, inaugurated the Vanamahotsava Celebration in Madras City on July 4. Picture shows the Minister planting a sapling near War Memorial, Madras.34 words
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Article176 1956-07-10 6 LONDON, July 9— The British Prime Minister's other weekend guests were the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and Australia, Mr. Mohamad An and Mr. Robert G. Menzies. Before, during and since the Commonwealth Prime Ministers* Conference, wihich began on June 27 and ended last Friday, Sir AnthonyReuter - 176 words
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Article48 1956-07-10 6 The keeper of the Rulers' Seal, Malay States, officially announces that the new moon for the month of Zulhijjah was sighted last ni£fct at Telok Keomng, Port Dickson, Ne#ri Sembilan. Harl Raya Haji this year will, therefore, fall on Wednesday, July 18.48 words
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Article28 1956-07-10 6 LONDON, July 9.— The Shah of Persia and Queen Soraya arrived in Leningrad yesterday and spent part of the day sightseeing, Moscow radio reported.— ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article93 1956-07-10 6 ROME, July 9: A nationwide strike of Italian farm workers was suspended yesterday after government mediators set up new talks between unions and employers. The strike had been in effect in the Po Valley since June 8 and in the rest of Italy since July 6.93 words
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