Indian Daily Mail, 21 July 1956
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Title Section16 1956-07-21 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL, XII No. ISS SINGA±H>HE, SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1956 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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730 1956-07-21 1 CALL FOR BAN ON A-WEAPONS URGE PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF ALGERIAN ISSUE «f ™LA YUGOSLAVIA, July 20, The leader ?hJ ii f"* o******0 and Egypt today repeated their call for a ban on atomic weapons, expressed tneir opposition to power blocs, and reaffirmed their desire730 words
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Article134 1956-07-21 1 MONEY AID TO SMALL INDUSTRIES Singapore Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, while declaring open the Industries Fair at the Great World last night, announced that the Government proposed setting up an Industrial Promotion Board to give financial assistance to deserving existing sma'.l industries. Legislation to this134 words
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73 1956-07-21 1 MADAME SUN POSTPONES VISIT TO R.I. JAKARTA. July 20. Th. x oreign Ministry announce* Thursday that the visit to Tndo nesaa of Soong Ching Uni (Madame Sun Vat-Sen) ha been indefinitely postponed De cause she became ill m Kun ming, China, en route fron Peking- to Jakarta. The Communist Chinese73 words
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Article61 1956-07-21 1 PARIS, July 20, French Foreign M.nister Christian Pineaj will fly to London July 30 for a meeting with British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd on "mutual problems." the French Foreign Ministry announced today. The ministry also announced that British Prime Minister Sir \nthony Eden and Selwyn UoydAP; Reuter - 61 words
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437 1956-07-21 1 Talks With Tito Conclude PULA, Yugoslavia, July 20, The Indian Premier Mr. Jawaiiarlal Nehru and President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt left here last night for Cairo by air after two days talks with President Tito of Yugoslavia at Brioni Island m theReuter - 437 words
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Article77 1956-07-21 1 Indian Flotilla At P.S'Ham From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, July 20 Flag Officer of Indian Flot.lla Rear Admiral Sir St John Tyrwhitt was presented with a guard of honour by the Seventh Battalion Malaya Regiment soon after fae Flagship i.N.S. Delhi accompanied by Ran Jit and Ran a st*»».;ned into77 words
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Article127 1956-07-21 1 Putting part of the Murnane Reservoir into service last evening the Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, paid a tribute to the Government of Johore m dealing with the problems of water supplies for Singapore. Sir Robert went on to say that the Murnane Reservoir127 words
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72 1956-07-21 1 MIRZA'S GREETINGS TO MOSLEM STATES ■KARACHI, July 20 President Iskander Mirza of Pakistan has sent messages conveying heartiest greet.ngs and good wishes to heads of various Islamic States of the world on the occasion of Iduz Zuha wh eh is being celebrated here to-day. Identical messages were sent to Iran.AP - 72 words
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Article110 1956-07-21 1 SIAMESE TWINS SEPARATED BUT SAN DIEGO, Calif, July 20 Surgeons separated the Hutchens Siamese twins Thursday and said that, despite complications, they should survive. The principal complication was discovery that the inch of tissue Joining the twins at the base of their spines included a spinal fluid duct and a110 words
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Article81 1956-07-21 1 LONDON, July 20. Prime Minister Eden Thursday indicated British willingness to negotiate an American-British-Russian pact for limiting nuclear test explosions. The British leader made it clear m the House of Commons that Britain will got agree to the banning of nuclear tests before a81 words
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Article29 1956-07-21 1 His Excellency Sulaiman Al Hamad, Minister of Saudi Arabia, and a party of four arrived here by Air India International last night en route to Djakarta.29 words
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Article89 1956-07-21 1 TOKYO, July 20.— Mr. David Marshall, Former Chief Minister of Singapore now visiting Japan m a private capacity to-day visited the site of the former Japanese Prison Camp at Ashibetsu where he was detained during the Pacific war. Mr. Marshall will visit hot spring resorts m89 words
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Article69 1956-07-21 1 OTTAWA, July 20.— A Maharaja from India is planning a trip to Canada to add a moose to his 1,200 tiger kills. The Canadan government travel Bureau said yesterday that the Maharaja of Surguja, a small state m Central India, wants to shoot a Canadian moose69 words
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Article56 1956-07-21 1 MANILA, July 20. Philippine Vice President Carlos P. Garcia said last n'ght he would leave m September on a major three week tour of at least nine Asian countries. Garcia, who is also Foreign Secretary, said his tentative itinerary includes Japan, South Korea, Formosa, south56 words
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429 1956-07-21 1 WASHINGTON, July 20, President Elsenhower declared yesterday that Japan's "unjust exclusion* from United Nations membership by repeated Soviet vetoes should be promptly rectified. In the annual report to Congress on United States participation m the world organisation ac said South Korea and South VietnamReuter - 429 words
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Article, Illustration84 1956-07-21 1 Prt£JiELtul2*t2& QU 7?us l Jf ab th M Britaln ar flanked *»y th Ki "9'« uncle, Crown t( J2l th Qimfl 1 ""•*>«"«». O«ke of Edinburgh (right) as thly mT o i^^ rtr fi t JrJ h# i! r COu r t of Buckl "Oh«m Palace84 words
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Article189 1956-07-21 1 Veteran actor K. R. Ramasamy and his party who were scheduled to arrive here last night by Air India International from Madras are rxpected to arrive here only by the next Air India International flight on Friday, July 27. It is understood their performances In189 words
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Article68 1956-07-21 1 R CAIRO, July 20, The first Red Chinese Ambassador to Egypt, Chen Chai Kan*, arrived m Cairo yesterday to tako over his post. He was met at the airport by a representative of the Egyptian Foreign Ministry, Russian ambassador E.D. Kisselev and Members of68 words
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Article38 1956-07-21 1 iNUiw YORK, July 20— The Stated W ekS to the s "|tan was accompanied Jy o fWrd of his four wivo* SSft.,Jf i r year son The h^^»H» as 16 other children m nis Pananp palace.38 words
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Article27 1956-07-21 1 IAJINDON, July 20.-Mosrow Radio said early to-day that toe Soviet Union and Nepal nave agreed to establish diplomalto relations at the OttfSy level.— APAP - 27 words
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510 1956-07-21 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat., July 21, 1956 NOTES AND COMMENTS PESTA'S FUTURE THE Festival of Culture or PESTA as it is called m Malay wfcich however is an abbreviation for the expression Pertun jokan Sen! Tartan Anika Warna, held m Kuala Lumpur for the first time m Malaya will,510 words
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1399 1956-07-21 2 LIFE INSURANCE CORPN. FUNCTIONS WORK JO BEGIN SEPT. I. SET-UP EXPLAINED is "iijY MADRAS: Mr. ME- C. Shah, Union Minister for Revenue and Civil Expenditure, said, that the proposed Life Insurance Corporation was expected to start functioning from September 1/ 1966. Explaining the new set-up after the establishment or the1,399 words
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Article720 1956-07-21 2 EMPLOYEES 9 INSURANCE NEW DELHI: An appeal to the State Governments to cooperate with the Centre In the urgent task of making the Employees' State Insurance Scheme a success was made by the Union Minister for Labour, Mr. Khandubhai Desal. Ml*. Desal, who was addressing a meeting of the Insurance720 words
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Article427 1956-07-21 2 PROFITABLE PROFESSION BOMBAY: A blind mendicant m Bombay earned anything from Rs. 30 to Rs. 300 a month, according to the National Association for the Blind. When money could be earned so easily, it was difficult to 'persuade a blind beggar to give up his "profession" and take to some427 words
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Article199 1956-07-21 2 MADRAS: The Railway Freight Structure Enquiry Committee at its second day sitting at the office of the Gereral Manager, Southern Railway, on July 5 heard the views of the Andhrii Chamber' of Commerce and three more trade associations on th e pre-" sent railway freight structure aa also199 words
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376 1956-07-21 2 AMBASAMUDRAM: Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari. Union Minister for Commerce and Industry, declared open the cew building of the TUak Vidh yalayam High school at Kailidaikurichi, at a public meeting presided over by Mr. K. Kamaraj Nadar, Chief Minister of Madras. Mr. R. S. A. Sankara376 words
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Article409 1956-07-21 2 JAMMU: The Government India, it is learnt, have gather ed all important documents for preparing a case for the sovereignty of Jammu and Kashmir State over Chitral territory, the north-westernmost part of the State regarding which a heated controversy was touched off between India and Pakistan some409 words
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Article562 1956-07-21 3 INAUGURATION BY RAU Value Of Technical Training Stressed AIAOAPPANAGA^ Mr. F. g. r^, Advteer to the r^ pramnkh of Trayancare-Cocmn. Inaugurating the Alagappa?^L POI 2SSl C of t*e Dr. Al£gi£* h Wmt Educational Trust here said that India had mabe considerable technological advancement after the attft'nment of freedom.562 words
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Article50 1956-07-21 3 LAHORE: One person was killed and five others received serious injuries when a portion of the balcony of the minaret of Lahore's famous mausoleum containing the tomb of Emperor, Jehangir fell down while it rained heavily. The Jahangir Mausoleum was built by Emperor Shah Jehu \fi XW7,50 words
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Article166 1956-07-21 3 POONA: Addressing the concluding session of the International Seminar of the World University Service here, Mr. Morarji Desai, Chief Minister of Bombay, suggested the convening of a conference of educationists of the world to devise the means of regulating and directing education along what he called "the proper166 words
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Article112 1956-07-21 3 NEW DELHI: A practical demonstration of sweeping with the aid of better tools was given by volunteers led by the Union Deputy Health Minister, Mrs. M. Chandrasekhar m Chandnl Chowk, the most important thoroughfare m the capital. The street cleaning campaign with improved methods of sweeping included112 words
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Article195 1956-07-21 3 BOMBAY: The public have been warned by the Bombay Government In a Press note issued of the hazards involved m the trade of seUlng balloons filled with hydrogen gas if they are prepared m public places m improvised vessels. The Press note adds: Cases have been reported to195 words
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Article141 1956-07-21 3 AMRITSAft: The Working Committee the Shiromani Akali Dal which met here under the presidentship of Master Tara Singh decided that the Dal should contest the coming general elections m the country. Sardar Gian Singh Rarewala. former Chief Minister of PEPSU and at present Reader of the United Front141 words
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Article258 1956-07-21 3 SICK LEAVE TO BANK EMPLOYEE BOMBAY: Mr. F. Jeejeebhoy. Chairman of the Labour Appellate Tribunal ruled here that the service of a bank employee was to be computed for the purposes of sick leave from the date on which he was confirmed. He gave this interpretation of the paragraph governing258 words
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Article94 1956-07-21 3 BONN: The North Rhine. Westphalia State Government m the West German Federal Republic offered to train 600 Indian students m technical schools and industrial establishments m the State. The offer by North Rhine Westphalia, one of the important States m the Republic, came within 24 hours94 words
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Article733 1956-07-21 3 TIKUPATI: The fourth annual meeting of the Chittoor District Journalist* Association w aB held mi n the Sri Venkateswara High School before a lar#e gathering of officials and non-officials. Mr. M. Anantha'ayanam Iyengar, Speaker of the Lok Sabha, presided, Mr. Uovtndarajulu Naidu. Vicechancellor of Sri Yenkatesuaru University, Inaugurated733 words
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148 1956-07-21 3 BOMBAY; The Indian Atomic Energy Commission In Bombay received the third con* slgrment of five tons of heavy water, part of 21 tons sold to India by the U.S.A. under an agreement for a broader programme of co-operation m the peaceful uses of atomic148 words
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Article291 1956-07-21 3 Decision On Bombay: Hiray's Plea NASIK: Presiding over a meeting of the Ifasik District Congress workers Mr. B. S. Hiray, Bombay's Revenue Minister Is reported to have expressed his implicit faith m the leadership of Prime "Minister Nehru. He said that he would abide by Mr. Nehru's decision m regard291 words
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Article186 1956-07-21 3 TRANSFER OF BIHAR TERRITORIES NEW DELHI: It is learnt that the Bihar-West Bengal (Transfer of Territories) -Bill is not likely to be introduced m Parliament before Prime Minister Nehru returns. Mr. Mahesh Prasad Sinha, Bihar's Information Minister, who is here now, said that 83 opposition M.L.As. out of 87 had186 words
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Article97 1956-07-21 3 PRISONER FLOGGED TO DEATH IN GOA BELGAUM: Mir Sultan, an Indian volunteer who had been held m custody for entering Goa on August 15, 1955 and subsequently released on July 6, this year, reported to the National Congress. Goa, office, here, that a Goan prisoner was flogged to death at97 words
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68 1956-07-21 3 TALKS ON SALE OP PAK. CEMENT TO INDIA KARACHI: According to Pakistan business circles, India's efforts to purchase 60,--000 tons of surplus cement from West Pakistan to meet her own shortage m cement had "practically failed. They said that six weeks ago, India approached Pakistan for buying 60,000 tons of68 words
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Article931 1956-07-21 3 NOT PARTIBLE-HIGH COURT *he earnings of a purohit (priest), who is a member of a joint family, cannot be treated as family income, ami, therefore,' his properties are not partible. r A judgement to this effect was given by Mr. Justice P. Govinda Menon and Mr. Justice P.931 words
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Article343 1956-07-21 3 MADRAS: The Government have drawn the attention of the public to the law relating to use of the "State Emblem" and warned them of the penalties attaching to vlioation of the same. A Press note issued m this connection says, T TP C Ctalf< E '«blem343 words
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Article179 1956-07-21 3 MADRAS: Research m home treatment of tuberculosis will be undertaken at the T.B. Institute Madras. The project will be a joint enterprise of the Individual Council of Medcal Research, the Madras Government and the World Health Organisation. Dr. C. G. Pandit, Secretary of the Indian Council179 words
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Article59 1956-07-21 3 NEW YORK, Ju! v 1». A fair y strong earthquake, profcably m Indonesian, wm recorded yesterday on |he Fordnam University seismo raph. The Rev. Joseph Lynch, seiamolog st, estimated the distance about 9,700 milos from New York. The first shock was recorded at 0633 GMT f SporeA.P. - 59 words
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904 1956-07-21 4 STALEMATE IN TALKS AMBALA: The Joint Integration Committee of Punjab and PEPSU, consisting of Chief Secretaries Finance Secretaries and Integration Secretaries of the two States has failed to frame its recommendations for the integration of the various cadres of services of these States.904 words
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Article113 1956-07-21 4 KARACHI: The Chinese People's Republic has offered a free gift of 4,000 tons of rice to Pakistan "to help overcome the food shortage m East Pakistan", it was announced. A Pakistan Government Press note said the Government had accepted "this generous offer with thanks and113 words
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Article155 1956-07-21 4 NEW DELHI: The report of the Joint Select Committee on the State Reorganisation Bill, which is to be presented to the Lok Sabha, will be taken up for discussion on July 24. This is understood to have been stated by Maulana Azad, Deputy leader of the155 words
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Article123 1956-07-21 4 LUCKNOW: The view that the scheme of consolidation of holdings was more suited to Indian conditions than cooperative farming was expressed by the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Dr. Sampurnanand. Addressing a Press conference, he said that a controversy was now raging as to which of123 words
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Article138 1956-07-21 4 NAGPUR: The Madhya Pradesh Sales Tax Act Amendment Bill seeking to introduce multi-point system m place of the existing single-point system which was passed nearly two years ago, haft not yet become law because the President has not given his assent. When the Bill as passed by138 words
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Article101 1956-07-21 4 Says Portugal LISBON. July 19, Mr. Raul Ventura. Portuguese Overseas Minister, said "There is no cold war between Portuffal and India." Dr. Ventura said "In the Indian conception, the present situation could only be classed as a cold war if repeated statements by Indian leadersReuter - 101 words
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Article387 1956-07-21 4 NEW DELHI: Possibilities of using agricultural surpluses available m the world, to finance economic development m under-developed countries, are being studied under the auspices of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of Washington, it is learnt here. This question, which has been engaging the attention of several387 words
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Article104 1956-07-21 4 BOMBAY: At a meeting held recently the Executive Committee of the Pro-united Maharashtra Congressmen's Conference decided- to form an electoral alliance with the all-party Samyukta Maharashtra Samiti to fight Congress m the coming general election on the Maharashtra issue. The meeting, which was presided over by Dr. T.104 words
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Article123 1956-07-21 4 KARACHI: It is learnt that India has Informally conveyed to Pakistan her willingness to afford full port and shipping facilities to help tide the current food crisis m East Pakistan. Meanwhile, well informed Pakistan sources did not rule out the possibility of Pakistan approaching India for123 words
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Article78 1956-07-21 4 LONDON, July 19, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, the Colonial Secretary, said he hoped to see Mr. Lim Yew Hock, Chief Minister of Singapore, during his forthcoming visit to London. He told the House of Commons they would no doubt have informal discussions on the question ofReuter - 78 words
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917 1956-07-21 4 AHMEDABAD: The two-day session of the AliJndla Khadi and Village Industries Board at the Sa barmati Harijan Ashram here concluded on July 13 after accepting? the recommendations of the Khadi J™f. Fixation Committee on redaction of prices of khadi produced from yarn of both the917 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-07-21 4 Gateway to PESTA held m Kuala Lumpur last week. It was declared open by the Chief Minister Tungku Abdul Rah man. Below, he is seen talkinr to some of the artists parti* j. P»tng mi n the Malay Cultural Festival.42 words
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Article302 1956-07-21 4 Leftists Front In Kerala TRTVANDRUM The Kerala Communist Party has drawn up a minimum programme for the consideration of ail leftist parties, on the basis of which a non-Congress united front could be formed m the new Kerala State. It has specially addressed the Praja Socjalist Party m the State302 words
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81 1956-07-21 4 PRASAD TO BE IN MADRAS ON INDEPENDENCE DAY MADRAS: President Rajendra Prasad will take the salute at the ceremonial parade m the city on Aug. 15, Independence day, at the Island Ground. At a meeting of officials of various departments concerned, held at the Secretariat, the Chief Secretary W. R.81 words
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Article73 1956-07-21 4 B-PACT POWERS SPLIT OVER CYPRUS BAGHDAD, July 19. m. formed sourcea said yesterday Turkey has asked three fellow members of the Baghdad Pact —Iraq. ira n and Pakistan— to SSK? issue. P SltlOn n nZ«l k2 )L is °PP°sed to the ?n «k PR* 01 demand for unon of theAP - 73 words
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Article93 1956-07-21 4 BANGOR, Wales, .Tul v 19 «t ad am Viiayalakahmi Panfn S High CommisKioner m London, was awarded un honorary Doctor O f Law Degree WUe.. y thC Unlver lt v of in P «T^ lptU Anth <>ny Steel said m conferring the decree- "To timiAP - 93 words
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Article33 1956-07-21 4 Yo^k 11 NATIONS, New xorK, July 19 The UN an vm v C0 Un Leet 1 IS! g^.'st SLJSssn apply ng for membership. Jury lb. MoroecQ annii^ <».» WCttfC.— APAP - 33 words
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2940 1956-07-21 5 COMMISSION OF INQUIRY TO BE APPOINTED BANDA'S ASSURANCE COLOMBO: The Prime Minister Mr s w r 11 Although he had not put the matter to the CabiCentrSwirf^L 1 1^ 1 K^^ (CP, Ist Colombo mSitrf a ,lm- c WaB a Btron S case for tbe appoint--10?2,940 words
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Article231 1956-07-21 5 HOUSING CONDEMNED PRISONERS COLOMBO: A Separate institution will be established soon to house condemned prisoners whose death sentences have been commuted to 20 years imprisonment. The Ministry of Home Affairs nas accepted this proposal which has been made to* special report on the future of condemned prisoners by the Attorney-General,231 words
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Article101 1956-07-21 5 COLOMBO The Cultural Affairs Departmert will m due course, take over the functions of the*boards of film and book censors. The Department will take over the Museum and the Archaeological Department from October Ist. The Minister of Education lias agreed to hand over the College101 words
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Article234 1956-07-21 5 COLOMBO: "Tamils and Slnnalese have lived m Trincomalee as brothers and it w-H rot be m their own interest if the proposed (Federal Party's convention is allowed to bo held m Trincomalee. "Such a convention if allowed to be held may create communal disturbances and end anger234 words
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Article122 1956-07-21 5 TRINCOMALEE: The elements could not damp the spirits of the local Harijans to who m the doors of all the Hindu temple* were thrown open recently. There were intermittent powers of rain throughout the evening and after nightfall but £S Hindus'^ danada Yog], and Mr. N R Rajavarothiam.122 words
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Article418 1956-07-21 6 U.S. U.K. LET DOWN EGYPT FINANCIAL AID TO BUILD GIANT ASWAN DAM WITHDRAWN WILL RUSSIA STEP IN? WASHINGTON, July 20, The United States told Egypt yesterday it had concluded that it was "not feasible m present circumstance' to participate m financing the Aswan High Dam project. The startling announcement cameReuter - 418 words
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Article99 1956-07-21 6 SEOUL,, July 20. The son ot P. H. Shinicky, dead opponent of President Rhee m the May elections, wants to fill hi 8 father's remaining term of office. This would be impossible to do before leaving for his summer vacation on Saturday. Government authorities haa announcedAP - 99 words
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Article69 1956-07-21 6 LONDON, July 20, Britain today announced that like I.'nited States, she has withdrawn her offer of financial aid to Egypt m building the giant Aswan Dam project on the Upper Nile. A foreign office spokesmun said: "We have also concluded that m the present circumstances it is notReuter - 69 words
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Article167 1956-07-21 6 LONDON, July 20. The Foreign Office said Thursday Britain n^w has some "doubts' about Egypt's ability to pay for its share of the M 3.9 billion dam project to harness the Nile River. A spokesman told a newsman that the United States, Britain and the WorldAP - 167 words
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Article36 1956-07-21 6 A Foreign Office spokesman stated on Thursday that the British Government's offer to Egypt towards the cost of constructing the Aswan High Dam on the River Nile, had not been withdrawn.36 words
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Article44 1956-07-21 6 TAIPEI. Formosa, July 20, It was officially announced yesterday that Foreign Minister George Yeh will pay a goodwill visit to the Republic of Korea m the middle of August and attend the thirdterm inauguration of President Syngman Rhee. APAP - 44 words
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Article, Illustration40 1956-07-21 6 NEW YORK, July 20.-— The Sultan of Pahang, currently on a world tour, left New York yesterday m the line Queen Mark for. Britain.- Reuter Picture shows Miss Tan Gaik Bee receiving the electric iron from "Mr. Surf".Reuter - 40 words
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203 1956-07-21 6 Rotary School Children Sports Day The Sixth Annual Sports Day for the children of the Rotary School m the Trafalgar Home for lepers, Yio Chu Kang /load, will be held on the school ground today, Saturday July 21, at 3 p.m. Entrance to the Home is through Woodbridge Hospital. There203 words
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Article80 1956-07-21 6 MANILA. July 20. Au» tralia's Prime Minister Mr. Richard Menzies will visit the Philippines next month, according to the Philippines Vice* President and Foreign Secretary Dr. Carlos Garcia yesterday. Or. Garcia said he had received a cable from the Philipp'ne Ambassador to Australia, Roberto Regala whichReuter - 80 words
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Article173 1956-07-21 6 About two weeks ago m Kuala Lumpur, a Penang schoolgirl had won the hearts of the Über Cup Selectors and had made sure of a place m the Malayan Über Cup Team to playplay m Hongkong. Two months ago this same badminton player had won the173 words
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141 1956-07-21 6 Nkrumah Party Gets Overall Majority ACCRA, Gold Coast, July 20. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah's convention People's Part last night won the last two seats In the Gold Coast election, taking their overall majority 4n the new Assembly to 38. The Northern People's Party won 15 seats, the National Liberation Movement 12Reuter - 141 words
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76 1956-07-21 6 CONSOLIDATION OF U.S. COMMANDS IN FAR EAST WASHINGTON, July 20. The consolidation of the United States Command structure la the Pacific an<i Far East waa acclaimed here to-day as a long overdue reform which would create a more compact and efficient leadership and give greater flexibility to United States forces76 words
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Article, Illustration334 1956-07-21 6 To Study Here Telecom Aspects Of Olympic Games Mr. Trevor A. Housley who is shortly visiting Singapore, Federation of Malaya, Hongkong and Manila m connection with the telecommunications aspects of the 1956 Olympic Games, to be held m Melbourne. Mr. Housley took over U3 General Manager of the Overseas Telecommunications334 words
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Article100 1956-07-21 6 SEOUL, July 20. A U.S. airman at Kimpo airfield was shot to death Wednesday by a sixteen-year-old Korean boy after an argument over money, an Air Force spokesman said to-day. Tiie spokesman said the Korean named Sun Se Ung, an employee of the air base laundry,AP - 100 words
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Article56 1956-07-21 6 LONDON, July 20. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Communist Party chief who left Moscow mysteriously on Wednesday is m Sverdlovsk m the Urals, Moscow Radio dsclosea yesterday. He is attending a conference there of agricultural workers of the Autonomous Republics of the Urals. Some 1,300 collective and State armsReuter - 56 words
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Article61 1956-07-21 6 TEL AVIV, July 20. Comedian Danny Kaye fell sick yesterday and cancelled his seat on a morning plane from here to Paris. Two doctors were attending him at his hotel It was believed he had gastric trouble. Kaye now plans to fly to Paris Friday en route for RabatAP - 61 words
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