Indian Daily Mail, 15 July 1954
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Title Section16 1954-07-15 1 Indian Daily Mail OJL, X. No. 149. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY,, JULY, IS, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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495 1954-07-15 1 Court Stamps Gazettes Publicly Burnt: Civil Disobedience Commenced First Jatha Jailed: Adjmt. Motion Talked Out From Our Own Correspondent TRTVANDBUM, July 14.— Following the arrest of the first jatha at DeviKulam, the lanulnand Congress leaders have begun civil disobedience m many centres495 words
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Article66 1954-07-15 1 L.ONOON, Jiny 14. Britain has executed) 605 Africans n the campaign to wipe out Man Man an ti- White terrorism m Kenya, the House of Commons was told Tuesday. Ccionial Secretary Oliver Lyttieton said they were convicted* of murder, unlawful possession of arms or ammunition, consorting withAP - 66 words
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Article113 1954-07-15 1 IX)NDON, July 14 Ponce kept constant watch nere at the bedside of L'aptain Antonio De I>a Maza Val. ques, Dominican Air Attache, who was wounded m a snoot, ing affray at the Dominion rtn.rassy o n Saturday nignt The Embassy's First .Secretary. Senor Don Luis Bernardino was shotReuter - 113 words
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Article58 1954-07-15 1 From Our Own Correspondent TKIVANDRUM, July 14.— In the T-C State Assembly yesterday the Finance Minister presented a recast bucket fo r the State showing a huge deficit of 146 lakhs of rupees (Rs 14.6 ni) and announced two new tax increases on agricultural Income58 words
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Article84 1954-07-15 1 PARIS, July 14 The five thousand inhabitants of Mahe French settlement on the Ma. labar coast of India, have food supplies for only a few days the French press agency re. ported last night from PoiiQi. cherry A French official arriving m Pondicherry from Mahe, toldReuter - 84 words
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Article72 1954-07-15 1 GENEVA July 14 The United Nations Economic and Socal OoMticil called on all -overnmentu Monday to pro. hiblt the manufacture, import an<i export of diacetylmosphlne i Heroin) except for small quantities for scientific purposes. It noted the conviction of the World Health Organisation, that heroin was notReuter - 72 words
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Article33 1954-07-15 1 Tory Resigns From Party LONDON, July 14.— Major K.A.H. T-Coge-Bourke, a Conservative member of Parlia. merit resigned from the party today as a protest against Sir Winston Chur**Ul'« Karvnt anil 9u4aa policy.- RtuttrReuter - 33 words
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Article160 1954-07-15 1 WRITE OFF CHIANG'S REGIME BK. LABOUR M.F. SAN FRANCISCO. July 14. A Labour member of the British par. lament Tuesday said it will probably be necessary to admit Red China into me United Nations and write oil' the Nationalist Chinese government of Chiang- KaiShek. Michael Stewart, 47-year-old M.P. now touring:AP - 160 words
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114 1954-07-15 1 I;.v.<vjuu.<, ou»y a*. Awo Uunucce ijuuduist moons were Kiue<i last Saturday m cu.su between iuva» tacuons iv a suuuruan monasieiy nere. Police suj.u on ivwna<iy uie^> uiie^ted ji m counecnon witii me incident. The ngnt was between two groups within the monastery aijoui wnoAP - 114 words
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Article84 1954-07-15 1 LONDON, July 14 The Bouse of Lords, after a long sitting on the controversial bill to introduce commercial television to Britain, rose half an hour after midmf.nt averting what would have been its first all night sitting m Hying memory. Lord Salisbury, leader of the House,Reuter - 84 words
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Article98 1954-07-15 1 WASHINGTON, July 14- A spokesman of the State Department said Monday it had no intention of issuing' a new passport to the Negro singer, Paul Robesan. whose passport was cancelled four years ago oecause of his pro-Communist speeches and 'activities. He added that RobesonReuter - 98 words
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Article78 1954-07-15 1 CAIRO, July 14. Egypt yn Monday lifted a ban on British gooda The Finance Minister T;r Ajbdel Hamld El Sherif. f»-eed from all restrictions mv> r U3 from the sterling zone. He also authorised Imports of all goods from sterHng countries and from counrtieaReuter - 78 words
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Article91 1954-07-15 1 JERUSALEM, July 13 Major General Vagn Benmk? chief truce supervisor, Mon. day adjourned an emergency session of the Israeli Jordan Mixed Armistice Commission without a decision after mx hours discussion on the recent Jerusalem "battle Total casualties on both sides an the divided city were nineReuter - 91 words
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Article58 1954-07-15 1 GUATEMALA TO WTIHDRAW COMPLAINT NEW YORK, July 14. Guatemala has formally requested the United Nations to withdraw the "Guatemalan question" from the Security council agenda now that "peace and order have happily t>een restored." Senor Carlos Salazar, the Guatemalan Foreign Minister, macie this request to Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the SecretaryReuter - 58 words
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Article41 1954-07-15 1 WORLD COURT SUPERIOR TO U.N.! THE HAGUE, July 14.— The World Court ruled yesterday the U.N. General Assembly has no right to review compensation awards made to 11 Americans dismissed from U.N. jobs after U.S. inquiries Into alleged subversive activities.- APAP - 41 words
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Article55 1954-07-15 1 BIG THREE TALKS AGAIN PARIS. July 14 The Big Three Foreign Minis. ters' talks ended at 1220 hours GMT. The three Ministers will hold another meeting this afternoon. Mendes France and Eden postponed their departure for Geneva until late this afternoon it was not Known when Dulles would leave orReuter - 55 words
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77 1954-07-15 1 KARACHI, July 14.— The Pakistan Constituent Assembly yesterday passed a bill legalising tine merging of 4,000 square miies of northwest frontier territory no w occupied by local tribes with the 'territory of Pakistan. The Bill also gave representation to the tribes m the provincialAP - 77 words
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Article, Illustration37 1954-07-15 1 PHOTO. Soviet Foreign Minister M. MOLOTOV is surrounded by greeters on his arrival at Geneva by air on Judy 8. He is back from Moscow for the resumption of the Geneva talks.- A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article68 1954-07-15 1 NEW DELHI, July 14. The Government of India has instructed) its Vice Consulate <n Hanoi, Indochina, to continue to function "whatever happens" and to look after the interests of nearly 2,000 Indians resident hi that area, a Foreign Ministry source said 1 Monday The source addedA.P. - 68 words
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Article181 1954-07-15 1 NEW YORK, July 14. Britain a>nd tne United states were m general agreement on tne cvsiiuiuv«i*s tnat they would accept as a basis tor settlement vi the war m Indo-Qtuna, a YorK Times corresponaent, Drew MidUetan, reported xiuin ijonuon today. He listed the conditions for seiuementReuter - 181 words
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104 1954-07-15 1 CEYLON MINISTER WITHDRAWS RESIGNATION COLOMBO, July 13. Mr. T. F. Jayawardene, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of i^abour, withdrew his resignation from the Ceylon cabinet. He had tendered his resignation because he felt his claim for cabinet rank had been overlooked m the appointment last week of Mr. S. C.Reuter - 104 words
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Article110 1954-07-15 1 NEW DELHI. July 14 fndia and Japan are expected to s;gn an airline transport agreement before the end of this month, a government source said yesterday. Under the pact governmentowned Air India international will start a service Unking Calcutta, Bangkok, Hongkong and Tokyo. Air India is expect,AP - 110 words
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Article218 1954-07-15 1 Muslim League Dravida Kalagham Support Kamaraj Nadar's Candidature "Red Victory Will Be Dangerous" From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, July 14.— Politics indeed makes strange bedi'euows. Ihe Muslim JLeague and Dravida Kaiagnain have both declared their support to the Congress Candidate Mr. Kamaraj Nauar m the byeiection m the (iuuiyatt am218 words
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Article31 1954-07-15 1 Malenkov Receives Kitchlew LONDON. July 14 Soviet Premier Gebrgi Ma'enkov Tuesday received n I lie Kremlin Dr. Saif.Ud Dta Kitchlew, Chairman of the All-Indian Peace Comic 1 Moscow radio reported APAP - 31 words
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Article38 1954-07-15 1 MONTREAL. July 14. Twelve children are believed to have drowned yesterday when a group of picnicking youngsters became panic stricken and capsized a pleasure boat m a lake about 20 miles northwest of here.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article97 1954-07-15 1 KARACHI, July 14. "Severe restrictions" will soon be imposed on the movements and activities of Russian diplomats In Pakistan, it was authoritatively stated here on Monday. This decision by the Pakistan Government intended as a retaliatory answer to restrictions on the Pakistan Embassy m Moscow wasReuter - 97 words
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Article82 1954-07-15 1 NEW YORK, July 14 —The United Nations Trustee-ship Council yesterday decided by a vote of ten to none against with Britain and France abstaining to refer a Briti i proposal on the future of Togoland and United Kingdom Trusteeship to the next session of the Genearl AsReuter - 82 words
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519 1954-07-15 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore Thurs. July 15, 1954 AUSTRALIAN PROFESSIONS vs. PRACTICE AUSTRALIA is far a settlement m the Bast but m uj* piv-^aivu to pay the prxe thereof, its Foreign Minister Mr. i tooert Cu^ey has repeatedly stressed the need tor an end to Uie ngiit-ing m indoCnma as519 words
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792 1954-07-15 2 Abolition Of Landlordism In Bombay: Act Upheld No Infringement Of People's Fundamental Rights BOMBAY The Bombay Personal Inama Abolition Act of 1953 waa held to be valid by the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Dixit, at the Bombay High Court, last week. Their Lordships said that Article 31-A of theFOC - 792 words
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Article120 1954-07-15 2 MADRAS: The Ministry of Education, Government of India have decide^ to continue the scheme of awarding scholarships to students be. longing to the Scheduled Cast tee, Scheduled Tribes and other Backward Classes for the year 1954-55 A grant of rb. 75 lakhs has been sanctioned forFOC - 120 words
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68 1954-07-15 2 MADRAS: The office o f the Postmaster General (Madras Circle) will have Its own building before th e end of next year. Plans and estimates for a three-storeyed building to house the office at an estimated cost of about Rs. 14 lakhs have beenFOC - 68 words
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100 1954-07-15 2 100 Landless Malayalee Families To Be Settled On Bhopal Farm NEW DELHI The Union Government has agreed to a request from I ravancore Cochin tor tne settlement of 100 families of landless agricultural labourers from the State on th» «jentrai Mechanised *arm at Sultanpur m tthouai State. This decision wasFOC - 100 words
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123 1954-07-15 2 BOMBAY: About 700 dock workers employed on bunker. ing and stevedoring coai wiil receive a bonus of about Ka. 125 each for the year ending October 1953 as the resu.t of an agreement reached between tne Transport and Dock Workers' Union and the Coal bunkeringFOC - 123 words
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Article96 1954-07-15 2 NEW DELHI :The procedure relating to the grant of am" teur wireless licences win be revised from July 15 says a Press Note issued by the Ministry of Communications, Government of India. Applications for amateur wireless licences should be made direct to the Union Government instead ofFOC - 96 words
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151 1954-07-15 2 MADRAS. About 10,000 new post offices will be opened throughout the country before the end of 1956. A major portion of these w«il be m the rural areas Out of this 1,000 post otfi. ces will be 'opened m tne Madras State, mFOC - 151 words
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151 1954-07-15 2 BANGALORE: TWO Gl^s Divisions of the National Cadet Corps m Mysore win bo started early it ds learnt The Advisory Committee m Mysore with the Minister for Education, Mr. A. G. Ramichandra Rao. as Chairman. have resolved' to increase the Mysore infantry First Bat.FOC - 151 words
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Article143 1954-07-15 2 MADRAS: A British Arm hats been asdted. toy the Government of lnuia to prepare a plan In consultation with the Madras Government tor carrying out fuu_acaie miianp operations m the lignite area of Neiveji m South Arcot Uistrict. Mr. Bhaktavatsalani. Madras Industries Minister, toid newsmen lastFOC - 143 words
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Article94 1954-07-15 2 MEENAMBAKAM Sri X Salagopan, Chief Administrative Officer, Integral Coach Factory Perambur, who last week returned from Bombay, sakl that •according' to present plans, production will begin m Hie factory fry the second haM o>f 1955. The initial target, he said, la 12 coaches a year, with plansFOC - 94 words
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Article296 1954-07-15 2 MADRAS: Mr. T. N. Ramachandian, Joint Director-Gen-eral of Archaeology, addressing a gathering at Kalakshetra, Adyar, last Thursday on "Architecture and Indian Culture," emphasised the great part played by temp.es m the cultural life of the country. Th* glory of India lay m her temp.es, he said.FOC - 296 words
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Article138 1954-07-15 2 SKINAGAR: Alter a goou deai oi expcriiiicxiciiig UM -uauoatoiy ji.i.i succecuea evo.v.njj a ntw type 01 oven wnicii, it is iMUcvud. wouiii ma*\.e pj^sio.e tne uoe vi i.guiL> as iuoi on a targe NM Tnu oven nas utcu s^> deviSwq as not oa.y to leuuce ti<t> iiigua-aFOC - 138 words
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Article59 1954-07-15 2 HYDERABAD Dr. Zakir Hussa;.-., Chairman 01 fio h.uacational Experts Committee, told Pressmen nere ■that the C-.miu.ttoc \v~uld »oon submit its report to tA? Government of India. At the end of first meeting of the Committee last weeK he aaid the Committee had dc cided on theFOC - 59 words
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251 1954-07-15 2 GUDIYATHAM: Mr X Ksraraj Nadar. ch-ei Mima.' ter of Maurus, and Mr T Manavaian Congie.-s cau.li. dates for the General and Ue. served soates reductive y in the by.eiection to tiio M*dr» L.e o icJiative Assc m t/.y frooi Lun oudiyatuani douu^e ntfltuibtt Cv>nsatuency. started tjie.rFOC - 251 words
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Article, Illustration68 1954-07-15 2 PHOTO. These cit'zens of Tokyo grtng down a local canal to the River Sumida on Ju.y 1, are 01/serv ng the annual, national festival of the Shrine of To -Igoe. Th^y carry paper doUn to represent their sins, and th se they throw h'jto the water to be uashed dov.nA.P. - 68 words
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Article50 1954-07-15 2 BAXexAi-OKjfci Or. B. R. Ainbea \ur, tlie scheduled castes leader had an audience with the aajpraniu.;ii of Myte.re. .Ast wee<* at the Bangaiore Palace. Dr. AmbeiAar who anived m Bangalore iast week had discussions vvitn a number of -scheduled caste leaders m My. sore State.- FOCFOC - 50 words
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Article970 1954-07-15 3 NEHRU DEPLORES AGITATION BY CONGRESSMEN NEW DELHI: The Congress President, Mr. Jawahartal Nehru, has addressed a letter to the Presidents of the Pradesh Congress Committees deploring the active participation by Congressmen m public ag.tvtion for changes m the present boundaries of the States or the formation of newFOC - 970 words
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Article174 1954-07-15 3 KOZHIKODE: The Municipal Council, Sri P. Govinda Menon. Chairman presiding, disfu^sed an order from the Government rejecting the proposal of the Council to give a house-rent of Rs. 3 to the Municipal Lighters, and resolved to write to the Government i°ain on the matter. Rs. 3,000 wasFOC - 174 words
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49 1954-07-15 3 POONA An earthquake shock of moderate intensity at its origin with epicentre near Lat 46.5 North, Long 157* East, about 4,840 miles away from here, was recorded by the seismographs m the ivieteorological Office, Poona, at 3-46 p.m. (1.5. T.) on Tuesday July 6.49 words
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62 1954-07-15 3 MADRAS: Mr. S. V. Subbiah Bhagavathar, wellr-kaown actor and musician, died on July* 3 at his residence m Sarrtbur Vadakarai, Tenkasi. He had beea ailing for some time past. He was one of the exponents of classical music and stage acting and had givenFOC - 62 words
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Article317 1954-07-15 3 Machine For Teaching Arithmetic NEW YORK: Dr. B. F. Skinner, the Harvard University Professor of Psychology, who taught pigeons to play ping-pong, has invented a machine to teach children arithmetic. "Children love it oecause they love mechanical toys and gadgets,' he said. One boy, previously rated aa "dull,'' not onlyFOC - 317 words
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450 1954-07-15 3 BANARAS Dr. C. P. Ra maswami Ayyar, the new ViceChancellor of Baaaras Hindu U Jiiversity, last Friday stressed the need to restrict admission s to Universities so that a close contact could be maintained between the teacher, and the taught. Dr. Ayyar said There should450 words
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245 1954-07-15 3 INDO-NEPALESE RELATIONS: ALLEGATIONS DENIED KATHMAND: The Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Mr. B. ri. UoKha.e, said here that the Indian aid to Nepal was not motivated! by any desire for "interference'- m the internal affairs of Nepal. Indian aid, he told a Press conference, was given whoJly with the knowledge andFOC - 245 words
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Article138 1954-07-15 3 BOMBAY: The Government of India will shortly amend the Drug Act, 1940, m order to erad.cate the sale of spurious and substandard drugs m the oountry. Rajkumart. Amrit Kaur, India's Health Minister, said that the Bill would be introduced m the next session ofFOC - 138 words
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Article52 1954-07-15 3 KOZHIKODE; The death occurred on Friday afternoon of K. C. Kuttlettan Raja aliao K. C. Sri Menavikraman Raja Zamorin Ra)a of Kozhikode, at the Tiruvachira Palace. He was aged 81. ,Sri Manavikrama-n Raja became Zamorin on the death of the previous Zamorin on Oct. 10,FOC - 52 words
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Article134 1954-07-15 3 frasadu. Kao, Dean of the vjenerai ticepital and Dr. B. T., Kiysuoan, to select candioatea lor admission inco the AtfulctU uoheges vi Uie State ooiiciuued Its wont on Saturday. Tne committee interviewed 010 candidates for 2»6 seats m tne Madras, Stanley ana Madurai Medical tXmeges. Tue committee, wnichFOC - 134 words
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107 1954-07-15 3 Madurai Medical College Opening Aug. 2 MADRAS The formal opening of the Madural Medical College has been fixed for Aug. 2. Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, Union Minister for Health will declare the College open. The Union Minister will arrive m Madras on Aug. 1 and proceed to Madura! where she willFOC - 107 words
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286 1954-07-15 3 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COMMIT TEE FOR MADRAS MADRAS: The Government wii: consider the question of appointing a committee to go Into the system of elementary education m Madras State, and suggest measures to improve it so as to subserve the needs Of the times, after the August session of the Legislature.FOC - 286 words
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Article113 1954-07-15 3 BOMBAY: Fire broke out on Wednesday night m one of the hoida of S. s. Loadstone a 4,877-ton British freighter unloading cotton and miscellaneous cargo at Victoria Dock. Most of the 200 bales of Egyptian cotton which the ship was unloading here was destroyed. Six fireFOC - 113 words
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504 1954-07-15 3 OUNTUB: Hi© Court cannot compel the wife to live with her husband under Section 5 of Madras Act VI of 1949 (the Madras Hindu Bigamy Prevention and divorce act). On the other hand, the object ol Section 5 is to grant divorce and notFOC - 504 words
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Article106 1954-07-15 3 TOKYO* Japanese newspapers last week reported that India's Prime Minister, Sri Jatvahariul Nehru, bad sent a personal letter to a Hiroshima atom bomb victim, Mr. Kiyoah] Kikkawa. The letter encouraged! the 48--year-old Japanese to push ahead his current campaign to collect signatures for a petit106 words
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Article186 1954-07-15 3 CALCUTTA: A fivcmmi. ber Indian delegation led hv Mr. A. S. Lall. Indian ConsujJ.Gerieral m New York, will officially represent taifa at the annual convention oi the U S. Tea Council to bt held m New York during September next. Other members of the tielegationFOC - 186 words
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884 1954-07-15 4 Protest Against Indian H-C's Criticism Of Ceylon's Policy COLOMBO: The Indian High Commissioner, Mr. O. C. Desai, m an interview u> me Meat rress, last Wednesday, "speaking on ueHant oi tne Uovenuueut of India" said that the uiuo-Oeyion Agreement would be regarded asFOC - 884 words
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165 1954-07-15 4 HYDERABAD: The Umoc Hume Minuter. Dr. Kaiianath lia»-J"i appealed to vnc vuioagei* to ioim pancha^ua an every viuage m tae cvuu. try to d»w up tne varww aciiemed to De uwuuded m UN aecuuu *ive-*ear f*an. l>r. tt-atju was unaufcuratir.}* Uie ko^s>ci o ar pi^j^t. aoouiFOC - 165 words
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Article126 1954-07-15 4 StMLA: Mr. CP.N. Singh Governor of the Punjab una tvs daughter Prationa Dcvi cave an at home at Raj l*havan here last week m honour of pnme Minister Nehru and wire Indira Gandhi. About two hundred guest* dncmaing the Lieutenant-Gov-ernoT ot Himachal Pradesh, the Chief MinistersFOC - 126 words
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Article98 1954-07-15 4 COLOMBO Children attending the Royal Prinv.ry School have been prohioii<;d from attending school because of an outbreak of mea. selea Older brothers attending Royal College have ail*o been told to stay away from school until after the disease blow? over. In Kandy, Trinity CoUege has been closedFOC - 98 words
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Article142 1954-07-15 4 AMBALA Sardar Chanan Singn L>noot, M.L..A. (Com. nuuiist) and tour otiiers were arrested last weeK et Santa Majra m Tetoali Knunr lAiiiOkila l>. strict), for ailegeu deriancc of the 'ban imposeu anuer Section 144, vr.f.C. and Section 176 of the Dramatic Performances Act. me arrested persons wereFOC - 142 words
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85 1954-07-15 4 MADRAS CITY'S TRAM SCHEME "NOT FEASIBLE" MADRAS omcial circles seem to be sceptical!, as to the feasioility of the scheme presented by the Madras Corporation for reviving the tianiways, particularly m view of its heavy financial implications. The impression appears to be gaining ground that the problem of employment ofFOC - 85 words
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Article, Illustration47 1954-07-15 4 MR. 8. C. SHIRLEY COREA, Ceylon's New Minister of Trade, Commerce and Fisheries who succeecbdl Mr. R. G. Senanayake on Saturday, July 10, is seen here occupying the Ministerial chair with a beamIng smUet. He was formerly Parliamentary Secretary to Mr. Senanayake MATHRUPALA PHOTO.47 words
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179 1954-07-15 4 COLOMBO: A scheme to increase the milk yield m Siyane Koraie West m AcUk'-"i Pattu will be launched by the Minister of Food. Eleven cattle improvement centres have been selected for this purpose. The total production m Siyane Korale West Ls nuw estimated ?oFOC - 179 words
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Article91 1954-07-15 4 COLOMBO; Workers of seven carpentry woiKshops— COiOmbo, Moratuwa, Koggaia, Cnu.maKam, Batticaloa and Baaiula staged a sit-down stritce protesting against the Governments decision to run the worksnops on co-operative un*ts. In pursuance of this decision the men were recently served with quit Jiotlces. Meanwhile the squatters, completeFOC - 91 words
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Article36 1954-07-15 4 NICE (France), July 14. Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrived here yesterday from c tour of the United States and announced "I intend to eet as much rp»t as T can."- APAP - 36 words
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239 1954-07-15 4 COLOMBO: There were about 150.000 temporary residence permit holders m Ceylo 1, and he was trying to send them out as early as possible sadd the Prime Minister, Sir John Kotelawala at the Town Hall here Sir John, accompanied by Major Montague jayewick.FOC - 239 words
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59 1954-07-15 4 LONDON, July 14. Prime Minister Si r Winston Churchi.l's trip to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower cost £10,023, the Treasury announced today. After the announcement by the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, J. Boyd Carpenter, m the House of Commons, a Conservative MemberAP - 59 words
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Article148 1954-07-15 4 NEW Du;i-,i%i Consistent with their policy to promote closer relations and understand ing between India and China, the Governments of the two countries are understood to have reached an agreement to reduce telegraphic rates for Press messages sent from either to the other, it is reliably learnt.FOC - 148 words
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Article146 1954-07-15 4 MADRAS: The I. A. AS Training Schox>l m Madras started m January 1953 by the union Government to train men and women eand dates wno have passed tm, i. A. A c>. Examination con ducted by the Union Puo. v Service Commission every year, 53FOC - 146 words
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100 1954-07-15 4 B Ai\ v AiiU H±J \i ne Go veinment of Mysore took off rice and sugar from the card system of distribution, it was announced here iast week. After the aboution of contro.s last year these two commodities continued to be distributed throughFOC - 100 words
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Article51 1954-07-15 4 No Half -Holiday On Saturdays CHANDIGARH: All Saturday* excepting the last Saturday o f the Month, will be full working: days n Government offices m the Punjab. This dec sion was taken by the Punjab Cabinet at its meeting. At present Saturdays are observed l as half-hoMda.v« In Government offices.-FOC - 51 words
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375 1954-07-15 4 Heavy Rain In Bombay: Transport Services Dislocated BOMBAY: A weather built-in issued by tb«> Santa Croat. wrut.ur forecasting station on Sundfey said: Between 8-3 C a.m. and 5-30 p.m. on Saturday, Colaba and Santa Cruz recorded li" of rain euch Dauanu recorded 4 Mawaita feahwar 2" Honavar Devgad and Harnai375 words
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310 1954-07-15 4 Women's Right To Retain Their Own Nationality UNESCO Approves Draft Convention GENEVA, Ja;y 14.— The United Nations Economic and Social Council Monday approved a draft convention which wouid give iui women the right to retain their own nationality when married to a foreigner. Under the 12-article draft convention, women wouldReuter - 310 words
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Article, Illustration23 1954-07-15 4 MR. K. SHINMUGAM and MISS LORAMBAL who were married at the Mariamman Temple n Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday last, July 10.23 words
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