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Title Section16 1956-07-18 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. Xn No. 152 SINUAFOKE, WEDNESDAY, JVLV 18, 1U66 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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312 1956-07-18 1 RUSSIA TELLS U. S. U. K: LET'S STOP A-TESTS END ARMS RACE -Shepilov MOSCOW, July 11 The Soviet Union yesterday called on tie United State* and Britain to agree that all three countries will atop tenting nuclear weapons. Dmitri Shepilov, making his first public address since taking over from V.312 words
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Article165 1956-07-18 1 A-TEST: MORE SUPPORT FOR BAN UNITED NATIONS, New York, July 17: Belgium and J Peru ye»teiday supported the Western position that a ban on experimental nuclear explo- sions should be part of a larger plan which would include the prohibition of nuclear arm production. The Soviet Union, India and YugoslaviaA.P. - 165 words
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Article102 1956-07-18 1 WASHINGTON, July 17: IT.B. officials said yesterday they were opposed to any scheme for ending tests of atomic and hydrogen weapons, unless this ban Is part of a controlled disarmament programme. Bhepllov's proposals, they said, is not new and in effect is similar to an Indian plan rejectedA.P. - 102 words
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Article100 1956-07-18 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, July 17: Talk in lobby circle* was mainly about who will succeed Mr. C. O. Oeshmukh as Finance Minister. The best arrangement would be for the very able Commerce Minister Mr. T. T. Krlshnamachari to take over since there are100 words
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161 1956-07-18 1 MADRAS HIGH COURT REJECTS NEPHEW'S CLAIM From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, July 17: Hindu women in India have now absolute right to the property they get from their husbands and not limited to life interest, as a result of the Hindu Succession161 words
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Article, Illustration97 1956-07-18 1 RADIO-ACTIVE MINERALS IN PAKISTAN Copyright KARACHI, July 17: Three groups of Pakistani scientists will strat a search for radioactive minerals next Septemoer under supervision of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, a spokesman said today. The Commission has also arranged that ground water development organisation engineers working on an ambitious programmeCopyright; Reuter - 97 words
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Article27 1956-07-18 1 VATICAN CITY, July 17! Pope Pius XII has nominated the Most Rev. Adavld SwamidoM Pillai (David Marianayagam) as Bishop of Vtllore, India.- A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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295 1956-07-18 1 TO INFLUENCE NASSER'S DECISION PARIS, JULY 17, MR. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU INDIA'S PRIME MINISTER ARRIVED HERE TODAY BY AIR FROM HAMBURG FOR A 24-HOUR VIBIT. During his brief stay he is expected to discuss international problems with French Premier M. Guy Mollet and the ForeignAP - 295 words
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Article78 1956-07-18 1 AT HAMBURG HAMBURG, July 17.— Ind'an Premier Nehru arrived here yesterday by special train from Bonn for a one-day visit at th a bustling North Sea port. Mr. Nehru was met at the railroad station by Mayor Kurt Si evoking. Indian Consul Sta Raman and other signitaries. The Premier wasA.P. - 78 words
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98 1956-07-18 1 LIFTED HER DRESS BEFORE STUDENTS AND SO SACKED SHEFFIELD, England, July 17. Model Sylvia Frith has lost her Job of posing In the nude. She exposed her panties while danebtff in a dress at a party. She wan a part-time model at the Sheffield College of Art and at aAP - 98 words
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Article184 1956-07-18 1 LONDON, July 17: A Conservative Member, Mr. Julian Ridsdale, asked in the House of Commons yesterday what was being done to strengthen the economic side of the SouthEast Asia Treaty Organisation. Mr. A. D. Dodds-Parker, Foreign Under-Secretary, replied that the SEATO Committee of economic experts184 words
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Article77 1956-07-18 1 C. G. LEAVES FOR U. K. The Commissioner-General for the United Kingdom in South East Asia, Sir Robert Scott, accompanied by Lady Scott, left Singapore by air yesterday morning for a few weeks' leave in the United Kingdom. The marriage of Sir Robert's daughter, Susan, to Mr. Robert Steedman, an77 words
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Article119 1956-07-18 1 LONDON, July 17: Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, India's Minister without portfolio, will arrive here by air from New York tomorrow, according to a well .informed source. Mr. Menon will leave on Thursday for Cairo to join his Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, whoReuter - 119 words
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Article89 1956-07-18 1 JERUSALEM, July 17, An informed Israeli source said Israel has asked Yugoslavia to help unravel troubles with her Arab neighbours. Presumably Israel hoped Yugoslav President Tito would encourage the Arab states to enter peace negotiations. Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, one of the most influential ArabAP - 89 words
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Article, Illustration62 1956-07-18 1 Our Cameraman, Mr. G. Ramanathan bagged the first and third prizes in the Selangor Camera Club Competition (Portrait Division). The picture of the charming lady on the right won the first prize, while that of the pretty girl on the left was adjudged Second. It was taken62 words
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Article22 1956-07-18 1 The INDIAN QAILY MAIL conveys its Selamat Hari Raya Haji to all its Muslim readers, advertisers, patrons and well-wishers.22 words
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Article152 1956-07-18 1 CAMBODIAN EX-KING TO SEE TITO BELGRADE, July 17: Prince Norodom Sihanouk, ex-King and ex-Prime Minister of Cambodia, accompanied by the Vice-Premier and Foreign Minister Nong Klmny, will meet President Tito on Brioni Island on July 20, Yugopress. the semi-official Yugoslav News Agency, said yesterday. Prince Sihanouk, at presnt at theReuter - 152 words
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171 1956-07-18 1 LIM-BOYD MEETING WILL BE INFORMAL LONDON. July 17: Mr. Urn I Yew Hock, Singapore's new Chief Minister, arrived here by air yesterday on a short visit during which he will have informal talks at the Colonial office on the Island Colony's constitutional future. Mr. Lim Yew Hock has come toReuter - 171 words
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171 1956-07-18 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, July 17: A new sessions of the Union Parliament began on Monday and phinged immediately into tne most crucial question it has been called upon to decide since its creation after Independence. The report of the Select Committee onCopyright - 171 words
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Article422 1956-07-18 1 -Nehru HAMBURG, Germany, July i 7, Indian Premier Jawalarlal Nehru last night called >n the world powers to abolish he domination of other States. "We have to recognise that t is wrong to interfere with mother state's affairs by agjression or by changing its inernal organisation byAP - 422 words
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574 1956-07-18 2 £OM£ of the latest utterances of the Federation Chief Minister Tungku Abdul Rahman though outwardly they may appear to be bold and inspiring, are actually ludicrous in the extreme, and no true Asian nationalist will be enthusea over them. Addressing574 words
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497 1956-07-18 2 U. S. Role In South Asia Doesn't Rest On Substantial Historical Basis A PROFESSOR'S VIEWS HONG KONG: Present American policie# for South Asia "do not rest on a substantial historical basis/ stated Professor HL Arthur Steiner, of the University of California, addressing a public gathering here* The Professor was commentingNAFEN - 497 words
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Article646 1956-07-18 2 TRIVANDRUM: The Government of India are expected to sanction pilot schemes which will absorb about 3,000 educated unemployed in TravanooreCochin. This was announced in a Press note issued by the State Government. Simultaneously the Government announced that they have already prepared a scheme which will provide employment "to646 words
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Article62 1956-07-18 2 KARACHI: An eight-mem-ber Pakistan! Parliamentary delegation will leave for Moscow. The invitation for the visit to the Soviet Union was extended by the Deputy Premier. Mr. Mlkoyan, when he visited Karachi in March. The delegation, which is to tour Russia for a fortnight, is likely62 words
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Article333 1956-07-18 2 MADRAS: The Union Government have issued the Cotton Textile (Production by Handloom) Control Order, 1956 which comes into force immediately. According to this order every person who is in possession of a handloom should get the loom registered and obtain a registration certificate. Weavers, master-weavers and factory333 words
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Article105 1956-07-18 2 CULTURAL MISSION TO E. EUROPE BOMBAY: A thirty-five member Indian Cultural delegation consisting of prominent musicians and dancers left here for Prague on a three-month visit to the USSR, Yugoslavia Bulgaria, Rumania, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary at the invitation of the Governments of these countries. The delegation was headed by105 words
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Article137 1956-07-18 2 BANGKOK: Mr. P. Achutha Menon, the Indian Ambassador to Bangkok, presented over 100 books to Thailand's National Library. The books include works on Indian life, literature, art, music, philosophy, economics and politics. The Ambassador made the presentation in the National Library which was received by LuangNAFEN - 137 words
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Article735 1956-07-18 2 T. E. COBB - T. E. COBB By IpEOPLE are often surprised to hear that there is an Agricultural Division in Singapore. They ask: "Why should this small island, nearly aU of it built-up, need an Agricultural Officer? What agriculture can there be in a city? Of course the answer is735 words
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737 1956-07-18 2 Sates Tax Evasion No Longer A Fine Art New Bill Provides Answer To Fictitious Deals CALCUTTA: The Constitution (Sixth Amendment) Bill, which has already been passed by Parliament and which was ratified by the West Bengal Assembly on Wednesday last, provides the answers to Sales Tax evasion, whkh had been737 words
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Article381 1956-07-18 2 VILLAGE OIL INDUSTRY NE\y DELHI: An int. jxated programme for the development o¥ the Village oil in dustry has Men approved by the Government of India Loans and grants amounting to Rs. 28,75,000 have been sanctioned to the All-India Khadi and Village Industries Board for this purpose. Twenty-nVe model demon?-tration-cum-production381 words
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Article77 1956-07-18 2 MADRAS: Three designs. Bombay and Benares, are to be °f a cn d ho «-tly by the All-In-dia Handloom Board. n Ji u c ntr will have expert technical men who will evolve designs that would be made available to those eigag! Ed in the handloom77 words
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Article55 1956-07-18 2 "Panchayat Units" For Firkas GUBIYATHAM: The Government have a proposal to constitute what would be called a Panchayat urlt for every ten or twenty Panchayata in a firka. aaid Mr. Ramaswami Padaychl, Minister, Madras, Inaugurating the Taluk Panchayat Presidents' Conference hert today. He explained that members of panchayats in the55 words
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Article62 1956-07-18 2 BANGKOK: Field Marshal Prime Minister, will visit InPlbul Songgram, the Thai t0 long standing invitation The visit will be in response -pMjpdaa st ixau aaqojoo extended to him by the Government of India. It is also understood that the Prime Minister will take with himNAFEN - 62 words
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511 1956-07-18 3 Nixon's Two-Hour Talk With Mirza KARACHI: Mr. Nixon, U. S. Vice-President, said here that the U.S.A. did not feel it should intervene in the dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir Mr. Nixon, who was talking to Pressmen at the airport shortly before511 words
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Article269 1956-07-18 3 HYDERABAD: Mr. B. Ramakrishna Rao, Chief Minister of Hyderabad, said here that they could depend on the Inherent strength of their culture to combat any narrow tendencies that might result from the formation of linguistic States. He was declaring open a literary and art exhibition organ,269 words
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Article254 1956-07-18 3 TRIVANDRUM: There will be a conference of Chief Engineers of Travancore Cochin and Madras at Pollachi, when the question of utilisation of the waters of the Parambikulam and other rivers in the Chalakudy Basin by Madras Government will be disoussed. Mr. K. X- Martha, Public Works Chief Engineer,254 words
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Article149 1956-07-18 3 CHINGLEPUT: Megalithlc monuements stated to date back to the period 500 B.C. have been discovered as the result of excavations now being conducted at Kunrathur in Chingleput district. The excavatoins are being made by archaeological department of the Government of India under the direction of Mr.149 words
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Article226 1956-07-18 3 BI WEEKLY JANATHA PAI/3HAT: a meeting of the local Railway Advisory Committee discussed a number of matters relating to passenger and other amenities. The President informed the meeting that with a view to relieving congestion in the Cochin and Mangalore Express trains the Railway administration was think ng of introducing226 words
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499 1956-07-18 3 GANDHIGRAM RURAL HIGHER EDUCATION GANDHI GRAM (Madurad): The Gandhigram Rural Institute of higher education sponsored by the Union Ministry of Education will informally commence work on July 26. The institute is one of the ten to be set up in the different States in India by the National Counc.l for499 words
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Article81 1956-07-18 3 ERNAKULAM: An 85-year old "grandpa" has marries a 30-year old woman at Rurappampadi village in North Travancore. Both the bride and the bridegroom haU from the Ezhava Community. The bride is no strarger to the "grand pa" she Is hi s own son's sister-in-law. The marriage81 words
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238 1956-07-18 3 ELECTION TO ASSEMBLY: REQUEST TO KAMARAJ GUDTYATHAM: Mr. K. Ka. naraj Tiadar; Chief Minister, vas requested to contest as a :andidate for the coming gene*al elections to the Madras Assembly from the Gudiya. ;ham Constituency, by Mr. K. Shanmugha Mudaliar at a public meeting held on the river bed. It238 words
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136 1956-07-18 3 MAWSYNRAM: A RIVAL FOR CHERRAPUNJI SHILLONG: Mawsynram, a growing tribal village about 30 miles from Shillong, bids fair to beat Cherrapunjl's claim to be the heaviest rainfall in the world. Mr. Baidyanath Mukherji, Assam's Minister for Planning, said that Mawsynram had recorded in a single month last year 265.40 inches136 words
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Article401 1956-07-18 3 WATER SUPPLY SANITATION NEW DELHI: Water supply and sanitation, which posed I important questions to the I country's planners, are now ex- I petted to engage the special attention of Parliamentary Committee *D\ which is holding deliberation over the social services and labour policy aspects of the Plan before discussionNAFEN - 401 words
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Article685 1956-07-18 3 HYDERABAD. Presiding over the Hindi prachar Sammelan organised bj L he Andhra and Hyderabad Hindi Prachar Sanghams last wee! Mr M. Satyanarayana, M.P.. said that judging from the wort turned out so far, he was sure Hindi could n ot take the plac< of685 words
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676 1956-07-18 3 I NEW DELHI. The Federal Executive Council of the Indian Federation of Working journalists has urged that "every endeavour should be made to condude the work," of the Wage Board, constituted by the Government of India to Ax wages676 words
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Article78 1956-07-18 3 BOMBAY: Cotton seed oil will continue to be freely licensed for export within an overall ceiling for the licensing period from July 1 onwards upto the end of October, 1956, or till the ceiling i 8 reached, whichever is earlier, a notification Issued by the78 words
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Article313 1956-07-18 3 PONDICHERRY: "We must create a society where there is absolute economic and social equality. Inequality will stand In our way to progress.." said Acharya VinoDa Bnave at his piayer meeting at the Odiyansalai maidan. Thi& was the second prayer meeting he addressed here. Acnarya Bhave said- "Notody313 words
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Article326 1956-07-18 3 PONDICHERR V Speaking at his prayer meeting Acharya Bhave denounced the Portuguese administration for their still "clinging" to territories on Ind an mainland. He said; "How I wish the Portuguese had followed the way of the Britishers ar.d the Frencn by quitting from their pockets vi326 words
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Article1117 1956-07-18 4 SUGGESTIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT Diversification Of Pattern Urged MADRAS: Mr. Babubhai M. Chinai, Vice President of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, suggested here the appointment of an expert committee to review the export trade position in the country with a view to augmenting their1,117 words
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Article357 1956-07-18 4 MADRAS: Only an all-party Government could ensure a stable administration in the new Kerala State and that the chances of the Congress Party getting absolute majority were very remote, said Mr. Kumbalath Sanku Pillai, a former President of the Kerala Congress Committee. Mr. Sanku Pillai357 words
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Article50 1956-07-18 4 KARACHI: Pakistan Government announced that India had igreed to give a loan to Pakistan of 5,000 tons of rice to help ier meet that current food shortage in East Pakistan. The announcement said, Movement of this rice is expected to commence shortly by a 1."50 words
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Article128 1956-07-18 4 ALLAHABAD: A wfld monkey; which was ooMfidered to be a 'nufeanoe' and was facing deportation along with its tribe by the Municipal Board has proved to be a «uel necessity when it saved the life of a pious woman. The woman, who while on her usual early128 words
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Article134 1956-07-18 4 WAGE BOARD ISSUES QUESTIONNAIRE BOMBAY: Wage Board for working journalists has issued a questionnaire to all news papers, journalists, Press em ployerg and employees organisations, news agencies and others with a view to ascerta n their views on the fixation of wages for various categories of working journalists. A press134 words
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Article97 1956-07-18 4 LAHORE: Ninety-five persons are feared to nave lost their lives in West Pakistan's bggest boat tragedy in the Chenab. Pindi Bhatt an, Gujranwala district. Reports reaching here said that the boat was carrying 121 persons while its capacity was only 55. Soon after the boat97 words
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Article158 1956-07-18 4 Communications Disrupted BOMBAY. H»'n\> and incessant rains all over Gujarat and Saura»htra in the last two days have dislocated rood, rail and air <"ii in Limitations at various places. In south Gujarat all tanks were full, while in north Guj.uat the rivrr Sabarmati had caused slight158 words
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Article330 1956-07-18 4 RAIPUR: Mr. M. S. Kannamwar, Health Minister of Madhya Pradesh, said here that the question of location of the capital of Maharashtra would be decided after the States Reorganisation Bill was passed by Parliament which was meeting later this month. The case of Nagpur for being the330 words
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Article78 1956-07-18 4 MADRAS: The Union Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari said here that the Railway Minister would shortly brine in legislation empowering the various State Governments to allow corpoations and mun'cipalities levy a terminal tax on all visitors. When the legislation wag enacted more funds would be78 words
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797 1956-07-18 4 SAMBAMURTI'S 71ST BIRTHDAY: LEADERS TRIBUTES KAKLNADA: Tributes were paid to Mr. Buluhu Sambamurti by Mr. M. Anantaaayanam Iyengar, Speaker, Lok oabha, a nd other Andnra Congress leaders on tne occasion Ji the celebration of his 71st birthday at a mammoth public meeting held last week in the local Town Hall.797 words
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227 1956-07-18 4 NICOSIA, Jply 16^-Greek Cypriote widened yesterday their boycott of talks with Brl WJa' 8 Lord RadeUffe on a pf£ posed constitution for Cyprus. Latest to reject the discussions with the newly-arriv-ed constitutional commissioner were the Greek Cypriot Teachers' Union, the Greek Cultural Association andAP - 227 words
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Article288 1956-07-18 4 HYDERABAD: Mr. Mukunddas Mohanlal Malani (Congress) was unanimously elected Mayor of Secunderabad Mr. Gopalrao Ekbote, Minister for Local Government, invested the new Mayor with the robes of office. The first meeting of the Corporation elected under the New Hyderabad and Secunderabad Corporation Act was held last week.288 words
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Article239 1956-07-18 4 ERNAXULAM-. A misunderstanding appears to have arisen among a section of tncpeople of Travancore areas to be merged with Madras, following States reorganisation, ii. regard to the decision of the Travancore Cochin Pradesh Congress on the allocation 01 Devaswom Funds for management of temples to239 words
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Article186 1956-07-18 4 MAHE, Seychelles Islands, JUly 15: Archbishop Makarios Is now allowed to move about this Island of exile under paroie, It was revealed today. He is no longer strictly confined to Sans Souci, the governor's hill-top lodge to which he and his three fellow exiles were taken whenA.P. - 186 words
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175 1956-07-18 4 INTERNATIONAL CRIMINOLOGISTS MEET IN BIHAR PATNA: World criminologists have accepted an invitation to the international seminar at Hazaribagh in Bihar in November on police administration and prison reforms. The seminar is being held under the auspices of the AllIndia Crime Prevention Society. Hazaribagh has one of the oldest reform schoolsNAFEN - 175 words
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Article68 1956-07-18 4 NEW YORK: The United States Congress is to be asked to approve the spending of $400 million in nuclear power plants, some for the immediate purpose of electricity production and others for various research projects. The necessary Bill is expect%?m n passed w^out any difficulty as68 words
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84 1956-07-18 4 BONN, Germany, July i 6 S^T* fc G*rmany»R State of North RMne-Westphalia wUI train 600 to 600 young Indian technicians in Its factories and schools. The state government announced to-day that the offer wm made to primt MtoUfer J f^ J f ha rt»lAP - 84 words
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Article711 1956-07-18 5 More Yield From Direct Taxes New Proposals Outlined COLOMBO. THE FIRST BUDGET OF THE NEW-LY-ELECTED MAHAJANA EKSATH PERAMUNA (PEOPLES UNITED FRONT) GOVERNMENT ANTICIPATED A REVENUE INCOME OF Rs. 1,181.9 MILLION AS AGAINST AN ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE OF Rs. 1,357.4 MILLION. Hie finance Minister, Mr. Stanley de Zoysa, presented711 words
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Article149 1956-07-18 5 INDIANS WHO HAVE LEFT FOR GOOD COLOMBO: According to official stutistics, as many aa 31,000 Indian adults and 2,800 children lett Ceylon for good between October, 1954, and May th.s year. There were 70,000 Indians in Ceylon at the time the second Nehru-Kotelawala Pact was signed in October, 1954. Of149 words
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127 1956-07-18 5 NEGOMBO: "The Government should not use its 'steamroller' majority to give its assent to the w.shes of the illit'rate masses led by pseudonationalists by banning all that was sane, sober and rational on the pretext that it was alien to the country," said Mr. Gilbert127 words
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Article72 1956-07-18 5 COLOMBO: Mr. C. A. S. Marikkar, Minister of Posts, Broadcasting and Information, will seek Cabinet approval to ban, till the end of ihe Buddha Jayanthi year (May, 1957) religious broadcasts sponsored by the American Christian Services over the Commercial Service of Radio Ceylon. It 1b learnt72 words
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Article88 1956-07-18 5 TRINCOMALEE: A. statue of the Hindu deity Kali, carved in stone, has been discovered by a party of Irrigation and Forest Department officers in the jungle near vladawachchiya. The oftcers, who were scourng the jungle for certain old tanks had walked about ten miles, before they88 words
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Article124 1956-07-18 5 EDUCATION MINISTER'S GENEROSITY GALLhJ: Following the opening of a new office for the Galle Workers' Congress in China Garden, Galle, Mr. W. Dahanayake, Minster of Education, offered to contribute els. 100 per month of his salary towards the cost of maintaining this Workers' Congress. Mr. Dahanayake added that he would124 words
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Article271 1956-07-18 5 NEW DELHI: The medical school in Pondicherry will continue training doctors under the French system of medicine, if the views of the official delegation, just returned from a tour of the former French territory, are accepted by the Government of India. The view had been expressed in271 words
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Article136 1956-07-18 5 INCOME GROUPS JULJAJNOUR: The National Small Industries Corporation, 3et up by the Government of [ndia, has floated a scheme, under which domestic sewing machines are being offered to women in the lower Income groups on a hire-purchase basis. To begin with, the machines are being offered136 words
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407 1956-07-18 5 COLOMBO: The revenue for 1966-47 wffl U^ af i expenditure (Including loan t ond expeaditwe) by R*. «o»--459,282. This figure wag given in the i estimates of revenue and expenditure tabled to parliament, i The estimates of expenditure showed an increase from407 words
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284 1956-07-18 5 LONDON: Death duties in Britain under future Socialit Government may mean handing over property as well as money. Tne proposal is put forward in the Labour Party's latest statement on policy. It declares that if £1.000,000 worth of industrial shares had been taken in 1910 instead284 words
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Article149 1956-07-18 5 BOMBAY-. A process to improve the smoke point of kerosene has ea*r been in* stalled by the 2 aifllion ton Bnrmafc-Shell Refltery at Twmbay. Built at cost of one crore of rupees, the new plant, named after the famed Rumanian Chemist, Dr. L. Edeieanu, came 'on149 words
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239 1956-07-18 5 PROHIBITION PROPAGANDA NEEDS STATE BOOST COLOMBO TT)e Government should carry out propaganda against the consumption of liquor. It should aim at convincing the people of the evils of dfrirk more by implication than by compulsion, states the interim report of the Prohibition Commission published yesterday. {The Government, t* 1 -r239 words
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151 1956-07-18 5 VAODUKODOAI: The Moolai Co-operative Hospital has become «o popular that the two new wards comprising eight rooms are always in demand. TMs was revealed at a special general meeting of tibe co-operative society with Mudaliyar P. M. Sangarapglai presiding The meeting ccnskdared the budget proposals151 words
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Article201 1956-07-18 5 TRINCOMALEE: All Hindu temples In the Urban Council limits of Trlncomalee will be thrown open to the Harijans on Friday Ani Uthlram, which is an auspicious day for Hindus. This was revealed by Mr. N. R. Rajavarothiam M.P. for Trincomalee, who was busy holding final discussions with201 words
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Article59 1956-07-18 5 TRIVANDRUM: The new decimal coins proposed to be introduced from April 1 next have been supplied to project executive officer s and block development offirers for demonstration to the public. To popularize the coins, the Gram Sevaks will arrange demonstrations of the coins through panchayats, schools,59 words
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Article282 1956-07-18 5 COLOMBO: There were no millionaires in Ceylon last year. The man who earned the highest income of Rs. 666,836 was a non-resident. Two residents earned be tween>Rs. 400,000 and Rs. 500.--000 each. Their incomes are the highest in the "resident" category. The number of residents who282 words
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157 1956-07-18 5 FILM STAR'S HUSBAND DIES IN ACCIDENT SALEM: Srimathi M. N. Rajam, well-known film actress, and her party were involved In a serious accident on July 9 at Aiyanarpalayam, about 60 miles from here, near Kallakurichi, it is learnt here. It is stated that Srimathi Rajam and party were proceeding to157 words
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36 1956-07-18 6 GERMAN UNITY: NO COMMITMENT BY NEHRU The Indian leader similarly declined to commit himself on the clam of the Adenaiier government to speak for Germans on both sides of the Iron Curtain. The communique said Ade-36 words
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378 1956-07-18 6 Nehru- Adenauer Communique BONN, July 17.— West German Chancellor Conrad Adenauer and Inda's Prime Minister jawaharlal Nehru yesterday voiced hope that present world development* will lead to an easing of cold war tensions. In a communique issued after Mr. Nehru* three-day visit In Bonn, theAP - 378 words
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127 1956-07-18 6 Discourtesy To R. I. Envoy: Au ssy Apology CANBERRA, July 17. —The Australian External Affairs Department says it regrets that the First Secretary of the Indonesian Embassy in Australia, B. Übani, was subjected to discourtesies during a lecture he gave at Sydney University of Technology July 13. Übani was lecturingAP - 127 words
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Article83 1956-07-18 6 KAMPALA, Uganda. July 17: Indian Vice-President Radhakrishnan yesterday ended his Uganda visit by driving from Entebbe to Jinja, where he inspected the Owen Falls hydroelectric station and attended a reception given by Provincial Commissioner T. R. F. Cox before leaving by air fro Jinja airport for Nairobi.A.P. - 83 words
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Article, Illustration126 1956-07-18 6 Senator Margaret Chase Smith, only woman members of the U-S. Senate is always eager to know the women leaders of other nat ons. Here the group of ten Aston women leaden* who were in the United States nnder the auspices of the Committee of Correspondence of126 words
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Article34 1956-07-18 6 TOKYO, July 17: The third International Student Conference wa» held yesterday at a Christian University in Tokyo. Tile Conference is scheduled to make a symposium on the theme of contributions to inter-34 words
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Article29 1956-07-18 6 national co-operation. Twenty-three foreign students attended the Conference. They Were from the Philippines, West Germany, Hongkong, Formosa, Indonesia, Iran, Pakistan, Ceylon, India, Thailand and Malaya. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article114 1956-07-18 6 WORLD CANCER CONFAB IN KAMPALA KAMPALA.. Uganda, July 17: Scientists from 14 countries including Japan, Britain and the United States will attend a conference on aspects of cancer to be held in Kampala between Aug. 23 and 30. Professor J. N. P. Davies, Chairman of Kampalas Cancer Research Committee statedReuter - 114 words
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