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Title Section16 1956-11-15 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. Xn No. 271 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1956 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article210 1956-11-15 1 Colombo Powers Tell Russia Strong Disapproval Of U. X.— France-Israeli Attitude NEW DELHI, NOV. 14 THE PRIME MINISTERS OF FOUR COLOMBO POWERS INDIA, BURMA, CEYLON AND INDONESIA SAID IN A JOINT STATEMENT AT THE END OF TALKS TODAY THAT 'SOVIET FORCES SHOULD BE WITHDRAWN FROM HUNGARYReuter - 210 words
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157 1956-11-15 1 Prom Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed: The Alliance Councillor Inche Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman strongly opposed a suggestion by Mr. P. P. Narayanan that allowances received by Councillors be reduced to half. Mr. Narayanan said there had been a lot of talk of 'sacrifices' by157 words
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Article86 1956-11-15 1 PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS AND YOGA A Parliament of Religions and Yoga will be held Saturday. Nov 17, at 2 p.m. at Chettiars' Hall, Ipoh Road, Kuala Lumpur. The session will be held again o n Sunday at 8.30 a.m. The session is held under the auspices of Kriya Babaji Sangah86 words
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142 1956-11-15 1 Fire On Wing Put Out Promptly MADRAS, Nov. 14. Prompt action by fire-fighting squad at Meenambakkam Airport saved an Indian Airways plane from bursting into flames and the lives of 23 passengers. As the huge four-engined Skymaster was landing here on Tuesday from142 words
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Article70 1956-11-15 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed: Senior Asst. Minister for Home Affairs told the Federal Legislative Council today that 'thought is already being given to the design and layout of a new Malayan passport to be introduced when independence is achieved.' The Asst. Minister also stated that during the coming year70 words
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Article32 1956-11-15 1 Among the candidates declared successful at the recent Michaelmas Bar Examination held in Singapore from 24th to the 28th of September, 1956 is Mr, G. Murugayan (Contract Tort; Third Class)32 words
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Article54 1956-11-15 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 14. Premier Nehru who completes sixtyseven years today was the recipient of greetings from throughout India and the world. Former Burmese Premier U Nu in a personal message has hailed Nehru as a great friend of humanity and wished him life for a54 words
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Article48 1956-11-15 1 The Governing Body of the Kamakrishna Mission, Belur Math, near Calcutta, has appointed Swami Ekatmananda President of the Mission Centre in Singapore. The Mission's local Advisory Committee, while welcoming the appointment, co-opted Swami Srikarananda, a member of the committee in the vacancy created by Swami Ekatmananda.48 words
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Article201 1956-11-15 1 DAG TO VISIT HUNGARY EGYPT NEW YORK, Nov. 14 Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, United Nations Secrteary General, flies out of New York today on a mission which may take him to Hungary before he visits Cairo. The Secretary. General last night told the Hungarians that he was ready to fly at201 words
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128 1956-11-15 1 INDIA PAK. WILL QUIT COMMONWEALTH -ATTLEE WARNS UNLESS U.K. BEHA YES WELL BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Nov. 14— E a r 1 "Attlee (Mr. Clement Attlee, former leader of the British Labour Party) said here last night that he thought that if Britain did not behave "with good sense" India andReuter - 128 words
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Article48 1956-11-15 1 SYDNEY, Nov. 14.—Australian oil companies are urgently seeking increased oil supplies from Indonesia, it was reported today. They were said to hope to "tie up" enough oil from this source to obviate petrol rationing in Australia, if another flare-up reduced Middle East supplies. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article35 1956-11-15 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 14. Prime Ministers of* the Colombo Powers, India, Burma, Indonesia and Ceylon, met this morning for their fourth session in three days to consider the international situation. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article181 1956-11-15 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— The New York Daily News, angered over India's refusal in the U.N. General Assembly to condemn Soviet brutality in Hungary, Tuesday called Premier Nehru a "two-timer" and suggested the United States might do well to stop sending aid to India. "We'd181 words
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Article136 1956-11-15 1 PARLIAMENT HOUSE FOR FEDERATION From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed: Federation Chief Secretary Sir David Watherston announced in the Legislative Councii tou&y that proposals to erect a Parliament House are being now considered. He stated this when he was replying to a suggestion by Mr. P. P. Narayanan that Government136 words
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Article106 1956-11-15 1 NEHRU-IKE MEETING THIS YEAR? WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. Indian Ambassador G. L. Mehta said Tuesday after a call on President Eisenhower that the President and Prime Minister' Nehru have agreed to meet in Washington, probably before the end of the year. He told newsmen after a brief call at the White106 words
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199 1956-11-15 1 Crucial Session Of Indian Parlt, Begins NEW DELHI, Nov. 14. The winter session of the Indian Parliament begins its fiveweek stint today with the international situation looming large in every member's mind. Parliament office has been flooded with members' notices of adjournment motions, short notice questions, and resolutions demanding India's199 words
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Article101 1956-11-15 1 Sydney, Nov. 14. The cancellation of two cruises from Sydney by the liner, Strathmore, was announced today by the P. and O. Company. They are the cruises to New Zealand, Tasmania an^ Melbourne, to have begun from Sydney on Jan. 25 and Feb. It was stated thatReuter - 101 words
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118 1956-11-15 1 NAIR'S CALL TO TAMILS Himself Donates One Day Salary MR- M. P. D. NAIR, ASSISTANT MINISTER TO CHIEF SECRETARY LAST NIGHT CALLED UPON EVERY TAMIL IN SINGAPORE TO CONTRIBUTE HIS OR HER ONE DAY'S SALARY OR INCOME TO THE TAMIL EDUCATION FUND,118 words
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153 1956-11-15 1 Wife Triumphs At Last! An interesting event highlighted the Variety Concert programme held last night at Victoria Memorial Hall. A garland was auctioned thrice and it fetched $410! Mr. M. P. D. Nair, who presided over the performance set the ball roling. He auctioned the153 words
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67 1956-11-15 1 SEGREGATION OF BUSES HELD ILLEGAL WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday upheld a decision holding unconstitutional Alabama and Montgomery, Alabama, laws requiring racial segregation en buses. The decision, by a special three judge U.S. District Court in Montgomery, was appealed by the city's Board of Commissioners and byA.P. - 67 words
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Article93 1956-11-15 1 JAPAN IS STILL FAR FROM FREE! HONG KONG, Nov. 14.— The Japanese Socialist Party Secretary General Mr. inejiro Asanuma said here today his party would tr y to obtain a revision of the Mutual Security Treaty between Japan and the United States because they regarded it as an "unequal treaty.*'93 words
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155 1956-11-15 1 NEW DELHI, nov 14.— Tne United Nations E*ducational Scientific ana Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Tuesday adopted by 27 votes to 20 with 19 abstentions a four-nation proposal ro increase its budget by one million U.S. dollars. Thirteen members were absent The proposal made by Brazil. Prance,AP - 155 words
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Article34 1956-11-15 1 really independent yet because: "1. Japan is practically covered by American bases all over the country; and 2. Okinawa is virtually under foreign domination." Mr. Asanuma was accompanied Dy two nlhiir ]:it.Mn<ic-.. delegates.— ReuterReuter - 34 words
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228 1956-11-15 1 Shock For Tamils MADRAS, Nov. 14. Three former Congress Chief Ministers of Travancore-Cochin were all in the news on Tuesday. Ex-Chief Minister Mr. A. A. John was stated to have been appointed the new Governor in Madras, replacing Sri Prakasa. The Madras Mail's228 words
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Article86 1956-11-15 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Minister for Internal Defence and Security seeking the approval of the Federal Legislative Council for an estimated expenditure of $207. t million for Internal Defence and Security said for the coming year no less than $111 million was Emergency expenditure. The total86 words
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413 1956-11-15 2 The Daily Mail S'pore Thu. Nov, 15, 1956 POLITICAL TWINS JHE Singapore Chief Minister Mr. Lim Yew Hock yesterday rushed to Kuala Lumpur to confer urgently with his Federation counterpart, Tungku Abdul Rahman over the new taxation proposals against which protests have been equally loud and vigorous on both sides413 words
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Article114 1956-11-15 2 HOMELESS CEYLONESE GIVEN REFUGE LONDON: After wandering around the world for four h2f" and bcin S 'ejected at orLn er Ort as a stateless person 25-year-old George X in g Sal. Permi3SlOn t0 His time here is limited*' to bu X t Th°. nt R S In the first P»««NAFEN - 114 words
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5547 1956-11-15 2 W. S. Woytinsky - W. S. Woytinsky The Awakening Giant-4 By T^HE Indian Five Year Plan is more than a list of projects and legislative and administrative measures: It announces the economic faith of the young republic. The discussion of the Plan served to clarify the controversial points5,547 words
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Article2285 1956-11-15 3 Writ Petition Allowed ,^J^ R^L th Madras High Court, Their Lordships P. Rajagopalan and N. RajagopauJ Iyeng! m i J v^i!! last Monda^ lh writ pSStion filed on «^'A member of the Legislative Council, and directed the issue of a writ of prohibition SFtoT* I*'*'1 V <?«2,285 words
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149 1956-11-15 3 SEEKS NEW MOORINGS Tim^ E «id D f 0 l;r if *S 0 t V 1 2-~ The P'-o-Oovernment Hindustan Times said today that India was disillusioned both with the Commonwealth and with the Communist world and was now searching for new moorings. The newspapers politicalReuter - 149 words
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Article75 1956-11-15 3 DURBAN, South Africa, Nov. 13 A stream of ships diverted from the Suez Canal to the South African Cape Route packed the harbour here yesterday congesting the overladen docks. About 50 ships have called in the past 36 hours for bunkers and water and the harbourReuter - 75 words
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115 1956-11-15 3 NO FRIENDSHIP WITH E. V. R. SAYS KAMARAJ TANJORE: Chief Minister Kamaraj told a public meeting here o n Monday that there was no friendship between him and Mr. E. V. Ramaswami Naicker, as some people imagined. Being a shrewd man, Mr. Naicker knew w ell that his party, Dravida115 words
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Article69 1956-11-15 3 PADUA, ITALY, Nov. 13.— The Government of Boara Pisani, a hamlet of 1,200 persons in Padua province, was wiped out on Sunday night when a car in which five officers were travelling skidded and' overturned into the Adige River. The bodies of all five,AP - 69 words
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Article298 1956-11-15 3 LONDON: Would y ou like to live until you were 700 years old? It would be possible if. throughout life, you retained the same resistance to stress and disease as you had when you were only 10. This deducton is put forward298 words
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Article363 1956-11-15 3 USSR May Extend Credit Facilities FROM K. S. SHELVANKAR ♦wh^P nderetan d that substantial 'contribution to the solution of India's foreign exchanee problem in relation to the Second Five- Year Plan may be expected as a result of the discussions now going on between the363 words
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Article45 1956-11-15 3 AMMAN, Jordan, Nov. 13. The oil pipeline from Kirkuk, Iraq, to Haifa, Israel, was blown up last night by nationalists in northern Jordan. Flames were seen over a wide area and eye-witnesses reported oil gushing out over the land. Reuter.45 words
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Article81 1956-11-15 3 U.K.— AUSSY TRADE PACT CANBERRA. Australia. Nov. 1 3 A new trade pact between Britain and Australia, announced here Monday, will cut back British imperial preferences and open new opportunities for other European exporters. The pait replaces the 1932 Ottawa agreement. Under the new arrangements, German, French, Swedish, Dutch and81 words
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Article192 1956-11-15 3 IMPORTANT A ft TI- FLOOD TALKS LUCKNOW, The annual flood menace in the Uttav Pradesh and Bihar States, which causes immence damage to crops and property, is sought to be tackled on an all-India level. Floods in these two states and measures to control them will form the main subjectNAFEN - 192 words
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Article25 1956-11-15 3 ORISSA TO HAVE ENGINEERING COLLEGE NEW DELHI: The University Grants Commission has sanctioned over Rs 1,500.000 for setting up a college of engineering in Orissa.25 words
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Article217 1956-11-15 3 LIGHT PROPULSION Can Light be used as a source of power for propulsion and, if certain problems could be solved, could space flights be made with this power? Is this really feasible or just a dream?" It is not even a dream, scientifically. Light is a form of energy and217 words
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Article402 1956-11-15 3 Living Beings In Maps Venus Can living beings exist on Mars, Venus or the other planets Is it not possible that entirely different kinds of living beings-may exist there, living under entirely different conditions?" It is perhaps conceivable but very difficult to imagine if all the facts are borne in402 words
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Article592 1956-11-15 3 How do scientists explain 1 the island of Atlantis which sank into the sti, as told in history?" The island or continent call- ed Atlantis is not recorded in authentic written history, though it is referred to by many authors, including Plato. The story is an ancient592 words
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Article435 1956-11-15 4 CLAUSE IN DRAFT CONSTITUTION Kashmir Assembly Decision SRINAGAR: An important clause of the draft Constitution of Kashmir which is expected to guide the course of events pertaining to Indc-Kashmir relationship in future was passed by the S-Jate Constituent Assembly. According to the clause, while amendments in the435 words
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Article281 1956-11-15 4 TELLICHERRY: Mahe bade farewell last week to Mr. Kewal Singh, Chief Commissioner of Pondicherry, who will be leaving the State shortly to join the External Affairs Ministry at New Delhi. In honour of the occasion, the Chief Commissioner. Mrs. Kewal Singh and their childrenFOC - 281 words
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Article35 1956-11-15 4 ROME, Nov. 13.— Abdel Fatah el Magharabi, President of the Sudanese Supreme Council, arrived here today by plane from Khartoum. He was due to leave tomorrow on official visits to Lebanon, Syria and Reuter Jordan.Reuter - 35 words
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50 1956-11-15 4 THAI STATESMAN ELECTED U.N. PRESIDENT UNITED NATIONS, New York, Nov. 13. The U.M. General Assembly Monday elected Prince Wan Waithayakon, Foreign Minister of Thailand, as president for its 11th session. The vote was unanimous. He succeeds Jose Maza of Chile, who also had been chosen unanimously a year ago.- A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article128 1956-11-15 4 FORT CHURCHILL, Manitoba, Nov. 13. After waiting for three hours for skies to clear of blizzard conditions, scientists unleashed an Ameri-can-built Aerobee-Hi rocket from a high steel-covered launching tower Monday. The 30-foot scientific rocket soared more than 100 miles into the air to become the128 words
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Article293 1956-11-15 4 MADRAS: The value of Bhakti was emphasised by Mr. C. Rajagopalachari presiding over the first day of the 14-day Skanda Shashti celebrations organised by Sri Balasubramanya Swami Devasthanam at Vannia Teynampet. The celebrations commenced with the harikatha kalakshepam on Parvathi Parinayam by Sri T. S.293 words
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430 1956-11-15 4 CALXJUTTA: Prosaic material needs threaten to slow down the spiritual advancement of Buddhism in India. The eight essential material needs for the Buddhist cannot be produced in large enough quantities to keep pace with the present rate of conversion in India. al needs forNAFEN - 430 words
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Article96 1956-11-15 4 BOSTON, Nov. 13. Mrs. Edith Helm, 21, who received a healthy kidney from her twin sister to replace her two diseased kidneys, was discharged Monday from a hospital here. Hospital spokesman said Mrs. Helm was "feeling wonderful" as she left for her home in Oklahoma. A series96 words
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Article576 1956-11-15 4 2,500 m. Pounds Worth Of New Aircraft LONDON: World airline operators will have spent over £2,500 million in buying new aircraft between 1958-1966, aircraft industry experts esti mate. This amount will have been used in the replacement of obsolete machines and in the provision of new andNAFEN - 576 words
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Article376 1956-11-15 4 HYDERABAD: Mr. N. Sanjiva Reddi, Chief Minister, announced the allocation of portfolios among the Ministers of the Andhra Pradesh Cabinet, who were sworn in on Nov. 1. Mr. O. Pulla Reddy. 1.C.5., Chief Secretary was also present. Mr. N. Sanjiva Reddi: General Administration, including Information, Publicity, Elections, Accommodation376 words
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78 1956-11-15 4 BR. OLYMPIC TEAM TO PLAY IN MALAYA LONDON. Nov. 13.— The British Olympic soccer team are to play three matches on their way back from Australia, it was announced here. They will play against a Singapore Football Association XI at Singapore on Dec. 11, Malaya at Kuala Lumpur on Dec.Reuter; A.P. - 78 words
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248 1956-11-15 4 INDIA'S SECOND 5-Yr. PLAN Br. Economic Expert's Praise CALCUTTA: Sir Robert Hall, Economic Adviser to the British Government, stated here. "In the interest of the world, India should receive aid from all concerned to implement her development programme." Sir Robert, who arrived here at the invitation of the Indian StatisticalReuter - 248 words
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Article88 1956-11-15 4 DJAKARTA, Nov. 13 The Chairman of the West German Social Democratic Party, Mr. Erich Ollenhauer, who arrived here .Sunday for a four-day visit, yesterday paid calls on the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Mohammad Rum, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Ruslan Abdulgani, and the MinisterReuter - 88 words
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Article80 1956-11-15 4 DJAKARTA, Nov. 13 President Sukarno said yesterday Communist China had offered Indonesia aid during his recent visit to Peking. Speaking about the credit loan of 100 million dollars which Russia has extended to Indonesia, the Pre 2nt said in a speech to me: ms of the80 words
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Article60 1956-11-15 4 FR. EMBASSY BURNS SECRET FILES BAGDAD, Nov. 13 The French Embassy here burned its secret files and documents Sunday night following Iraq's severance of diplomatic relations with France. Switzerland is to look after Iraqi interests in French territories according to reliable sources, but no decision about French interests in IraqReuter - 60 words
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124 1956-11-15 4 WHALES BEING KILLED OFF TOO RAPIDLY OSLO: Whaling vessels in the Antarctic are killing so many animals that they will soon become scarce, Norwegian whaling industry sources believe. The Government's Advisory Council on the industry has decided to support the Norwegian Whaling Association's proposal that this country withdraw from theNAFEN - 124 words
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Article153 1956-11-15 4 NEW DELHI; The Indian Red Cross is likely to give aid in the shape of medical personnel and medicines to the Egyptian Red Crescent Society if a request is receivod from them or from the Egyptian Government, reliable sources here stated. It is understoodNAFEN - 153 words
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Article188 1956-11-15 4 NEW YORK: BILLIE FLEMING, A DESEGREGATION LEADER IN CLARENDON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, ARRIVED HERE TO ATTEMPT TO RAISE $100,000. He said he wanted to "rescue" some of the 18,000 Negroes of his country from what he called the economic clutches of the White Citizens Council. Mr. Fleming'sNAFEN - 188 words
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Article125 1956-11-15 4 BIHAR'S FIRST INDUSTRIAL ESTATE PATNA: With a sum of Rs. 120,000,000 earmarked for small-scale Industries in Bihar during the second Five- Year Pla n period, the State Government has started its first industrial estate on the outskirts of Patna. Power, water and other facilities will be provided to the industriesNAFEN - 125 words
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220 1956-11-15 4 U. K. Shipping Lines Raise Freights On Cargo From India BOMBAY: British Shipping Conferences last week announced a 15 per cent surcharge on gross freights on all cargoes shipped from India and Pakistan to the United Kindgom and the Continent ports. This surcharge will come into operation on all cargo220 words
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Article80 1956-11-15 4 CHICAGO, Nov. 13.— The President of the American Petroleum Institute Monday favoured a go-slow policy in .stepping up oil production in the United States at his stag<: of the Middle East crisis. The president, Frank M. Porter of Oklahoma City, said a rapid increaseAP - 80 words
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Article318 1956-11-15 4 DALMIANAGAR: The biggest single cement kiln in Asia went into production here after it was switched on by Dr. Sri Krishna Sinha, Chief Minister of Bihar. Built at a cost of Rs. 2 crores by Mr. Shant* Prasad Jain, for the Asoka Cement Factory, the318 words
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641 1956-11-15 5 EXPENDITURE FOR KERALA ALLOTMENT BY GOVERNOR from November L of five months vidS fl Udget Of Kerala P r 1 3ia a* i Jt revenue of R s ture on fh and an cx Pendi- on the avenue account a ELFW lakhs M??? 1 Uk P r vlsi °n of641 words
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Article68 1956-11-15 5 STUDENTS CONCESSION IN BUSES AHMED ABAD The Ahmedabad Municipal Bus Transport has decided to isstae concessional tickets to students from November 12, when th» colleges open after the October vacation, the concessions ranging from 25 to 40 per cent "n the highest tickets. About five thousand students are expected to68 words
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7 1956-11-15 5 ANGLO-FRENCH MOVE DECRIED BY C.W.C. its HKri7 words
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Article35 1956-11-15 5 THEY'LL STOCK VITAL DRUGS drugs. n ay centl v resolved y eld re Xl S o U ES OI in T any for m to^e rnstigatcd Israel to launch an attack on Egypt lc uucn35 words
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Article111 1956-11-15 5 NM CALLS FOR OPPOSITION MEETING thf? k M Perera. Leader of the opposition has summoned th emergency meeting of SWKhW dlscuA the It is understood that the Opposition will press the Government to hol d an emergency j meeting of Parliament Meanwhile, the Lanka Sama Samaja Party i s planning-111 words
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Article51 1956-11-15 5 BATRAGNIA (Bihar)- The Union Government has sanctioned the construction of an aerodrome at Raxaul, the gateway to Nepal, at an estimated cost of Rs. 17 lakhs, it is learnt. The step i s part of the development of civil aviation in India during the second51 words
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821 1956-11-15 5 PUBLIC SUPPORT VEERING BACK TO U. N. P.-Kotelawala UALLE: "Everybody who sees the daily dete.•orat.on m the coantry realises that public support .s ve erln g back to the UN p P^c support gettmg disappointed with the M.E.P. will waV democratic party in preference t, revolutionary par ls was said821 words
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Article40 1956-11-15 5 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Nov. 13. A new regulation announced Monday eliminates the word "Sir" from the South African army's vocabulary. Privates will in future address superior officers by title of rank captain, major. colonel, etc.- A. P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article807 1956-11-15 5 SUDARSHAN BHATIA - SUDARSHAN BHATIA By J JULLUNDUR: The Battle of zoji La— when an armoured column of a n Indian cavalry unit captured the 11,580-foot nigh Zoji La Pass, which conne <: ts r the valleys of Kashmir and Ladakh, from strongly entronched enemy forces was commemoratedNAFEN - 807 words
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223 1956-11-15 6 Sequel To Nasser's Conditions For U. N. Police MOSCOW, Nov. 14. Reports from abroad that President Nasser of Egypt declined to permit U.N. police troops beyond the old Egyptian-Israeli boundaries are viewed here as another move in an international chess game whichA.P.; AP - 223 words
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Article146 1956-11-15 6 EGYPT'S CONDITIONS NOT ACCEPTED? WASHINGTON. NOV. 14.— French Ambassador Herve Alphand flatly disputed yes-, terday Cairo reports the united Nations has agreed to Egyptian conditions which would limit the stay and authority of U.N. police forces which will be sent into the country. After meeting with U.S. Deputy Under-Secretary of146 words
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433 1956-11-15 6 CA POD I CHI NO AIRPORT Naples, Nov. 14.— A United Nation* order to .tart the Naples-Egypt airlift of Peace Policemen" failed to come through this morning, and U.N. troops settled down for another day of waiting. The advance guard of theReuter - 433 words
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Article118 1956-11-15 6 WELLINGTON, Nov. 14.— Mr. Sidney Holland, New Zealand Prime Minister, said here today that his Government had authorised the army to recruit volunteers for the United Nations Police Force in the Middle East. He said the force would number approximately 300 although no final decision onReuter - 118 words
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Article191 1956-11-15 6 NORMALCY GRADUALLY BACK IN CAIRO CAIRO, Nov U Night life is gradually" returning to normal in Cairo and the blackout is giving way to a dimout as news spreads that the United Nations police force will fly into Egypt today. Last night more cars witn yellowisn light showing through theReuter - 191 words
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181 1956-11-15 6 FR. DEMAND - FR. DEMAND PARIS, Nov. 14. France served notice yesterday she expects the United Nations emergency police force to control all of the Suez Canal and to reopen it to navigation. A Foreign Ministry spokesman told a news conference France "is confident" thatAP - 181 words
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Article53 1956-11-15 6 HONGKONG, Nov. 14 The Hongkong Government has approved the sale to the Lebanon of 38,000 steel helmets manufactured in this British colony, it was officially learned today. The approval was endorsed by the British Government. But another order from Egypt, reportedly for 50,000 helmets wasReuter - 53 words
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Article59 1956-11-15 6 Chiang TAIPEI, Nov. 14 Nationalist China's parliament, the Legislative Yuan, yesterday asked the government to demand the expulsion of the Soviet Union from the UN. because of the Russian military action in Hungary. A resolution adopted by the Yuan asked that the demand be submitted atAP - 59 words
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Article197 1956-11-15 6 Br. Troops To Leave Kenya LONDON, Nov. 14. Britain announced yesterdayall her troops are being withdrawn from operations against Mau Mau rebels in the East African Colony of Kenya. Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd told the House of Commons of the decision. He said Mau Mau resistanceAP - 197 words
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Article60 1956-11-15 6 OLYMPIC CHAMPION ILL MELBOURNE, Nov. 14. Jerzy Chromik, former world holder of the 3,000 metres steeplechase, and one of the favourite's for the Olympic gold medal is sick. Polish officials said that Chromik is confined to his bed in the village with stomach trouble. They hoped it was only temporaryReuter - 60 words
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Article41 1956-11-15 6 JOHANNESBURG, Nov 14 A senior official of a large oil company said in Capetown last night that rationing of petrol and other petroleum products because of the Middle East crisis was not expected in South Africa in the immediate future. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article238 1956-11-15 6 BOYD'S CONGRATS TO LIM LONDON, Nov. 14 The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd said yesterday he would like to congratulate the Chief Minister of Singapore and his colleagues on their "courage in tackling firmly the problems of Chinese Communist subversions in Singapore." Speaking in a House of Commons debateReuter - 238 words
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Article183 1956-11-15 6 NEW YORK, Nov. 14. Because the Suez Canal is closed, forcing ships around the Cape of Good Hope, nine major shipping lines operating out of New York "announced Monday they will apply a 20 per cent surcharge on all freight rates and charges on shipments toA.P. - 183 words
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Article57 1956-11-15 6 LONDON, Nov. 14.— Nina Ponomareva, the Russian discus thrower, left Moscow with other Russian athletes by air for the Olympic Games in Melbourne yesterday, Moscow Radio reported. (In October Mrs. Ponomareva was convicted of steal, ing five hats from a London department store, but was dischargedReuter - 57 words
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Article24 1956-11-15 6 Lt Gen. Lewis A. Pick, retired, who was in charge of building the Lido Road in the China-Burma-India, theatre in24 words
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Article34 1956-11-15 6 MELBOURNE, Nov. 14.— Seen at an Olympic cocktail party a modern young lady with her finger nails painted in the Olympic colours of red, green, black, yellow and blue.- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article247 1956-11-15 6 Fireworks At IPU Confab Expected BANGKOK. Nov. 14.— "Fireworks" are expected when the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) conference opens here Thursday. This was the indication Tuesday as delegates f| began arriving from all over the world. Among controversial subjects almost certain to come up are: Iraq delegates told the press todayA.P. - 247 words
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Article27 1956-11-15 6 World War II is ill with a "serious abdominal condition," Walter Reed Army Hospital announced j-esterday. Yesterday's announcement gave no details concerning i Gen. Pick's condition APAP - 27 words
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Advertisement624 1956-11-15 6 TAMILS FESTIVAL 1957 (Sponsored by Tamil Representative Council) ATHLETIC SPORTS GAMES TOURNAMENTS An athletic sports and five games tournaments of Badminton, Soccer, Swimming, Chadu- s Kudu, and Chess will be held in connection with the Tamils Festival Celebrations. The athletic sports will be held on Sunday 6th January, 1957 at624 words
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Advertisement86 1956-11-15 6 ROYAL STILL SHOWING TO CAPACITY HOUSES 3rd. TRIUMPHANT WEEK DAILY AT 3 7.30 P.M. THE BEST TAMIL PICTURE OF THIS OR ANY OTHER YEAR KRISHNA PICTURES' MADURAI VEERAN A Unique Tamil Epic FREE LISTS SUSPENDED DIAMOND DAILY 3 SHOWS: 3.15, 6.15 9.15 P.M. A DRAMATIC SAGA OF THE GOLDEN VOICE86 words
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