Indian Daily Mail, 15 November 1955
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Title Section16 1955-11-15 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 272 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1955 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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191 1955-11-15 1 ON HIS 66TH BIRTHDAY Helicopter Showers Flower Petals On His Residence NEW DELHI, Nov. 14: Cables from all parts of the world flooded into Ne w Delhi today congratulating India's Premier Javvah arlal Nehru on his 66th birthday. MESSAGES FROM BOTH WESTERN AND COMMUNISTAP - 191 words
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Article93 1955-11-15 1 CHAIRMAN OF TIRUCHI MUNICIPALITY From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Nov. 14.— Doctor E. P. Mathuram has been elected ."Municipal Chairman of Tiruchi by the newly elected Council members defeating the Congress nominee A. G. S. Loudarswamy. Dr. Mathuram who comes from toe wellknown family of dictors practising Indian medicine is93 words
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Article132 1955-11-15 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Nov. 14. President Rajendra Prasad arrived at Tirupathi on his Deepavali visit to South India. On Friday he inaugurated the Sanskrit Viswa Parlshad Annual Conference attended by more than fifteen hundred scholars from all over India. Sanskrit, said the President, has132 words
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Article70 1955-11-15 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 14— Senator Joseph McCarthy (Re-publican-Wisconsin > proposed that President Eisenhower call m General Douglas Mac Arthur as a "special presidential advisor on far-eastern affairs." McCarthy said; "In view of the continuing crisis m the Far East, the Presidents task would be immensely facilitatedAP - 70 words
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Article177 1955-11-15 1 Oldest Autos Snort Groan! LONDON, Nov. 14. A brave procession of Europe's oldest automaoiles snorted, clattered, wheezed, steamed and groaned over the 50--miles highway from London to Brighton yesterday. it was tne annual run of members of the Veteran Car Club. They had a helicopter, with a policeman inside it,177 words
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253 1955-11-15 1 LONDON, Nov. 14: An Ang. lican vicar yesterday described Prime Minister Anthony Eden as "a man who has defied the church by re-marrying after divorce." The Rev. G. A. Lewis Lloyd challenged the syste m of giving British premiers the right to name bishops253 words
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143 1955-11-15 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 14: An Indian Government memorandum to the United Nations eh arges that unless the racial policy of the South African Government is remedied immediately it will result m a grave threat to world peace. The contents of the memorandum whichReuter - 143 words
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Article60 1955-11-15 1 LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14— A pretty housewife will get US $3,000 because, she says, she was impaled on a mattress spring. A. jur v awarded Mrs. Virginia Maecherlein, 29, that sum m damages after sh e testified yesterday the spring out her back, necessitating a-a*gery.AP - 60 words
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84 1955-11-15 1 R.I. CONSULATE IN k.L.— STATUS TO BE RAISED DJAKARTA, Nov. 14. Indonesia decided to raise the status of it* office m Kuala Lumpur from Consulate to Consu-late-General, the Minister for Foreign Affairs Anak Agung Ode Agung announced today. The announcement followed the conclusion of talks between the Goodwill Mission ofReuter - 84 words
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Article47 1955-11-15 1 KARACHI, Nov. 14—Pakistan has accepted the British and Egyptian invitation to serve and Egyptian inviation to serve on tiie commission which will supervise the plebiscite m the Sudan, it was learned here. The plebiscite will determine the sulan's future status and relationship with EevdL APAP - 47 words
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Article80 1955-11-15 1 BEKLJN, Nov. 14 Fellow bricklayers always wondered why 26-year-old Martin Wilke never took off hi* shirt during the wimmer. The secret was out: 'Martin,' m a West Berlin hospital with a brain concussion, turned out to be Martha. She bold hospital officials she first changed herAP - 80 words
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141 1955-11-15 1 MOSCOW, Nov. 14: Mr. NL kita Khrushchev, Soviet Com. munist Party leader, told reporters he might fly to England with Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Premier, next Spring m a Soviet Jet-Airliner. He said this machine was based on a Soviet medium Bomber with141 words
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Article126 1955-11-15 1 Tito's Deputy In London LONDON. Nov. 14— Mr. Edvard Kardelj, Yugoslavia's First Vice-President, arrived here today for a five-day visit as the guest Of the British Government. As the 45-year-old Deputy to President Tito stepped from the boat train which brought him from Paris, he was greeted by L«rd Reading,Reuter - 126 words
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46 1955-11-15 1 ISRAELI WARSHIP IN EGYPTIAN WATERS? GAZA, Nov. 14: An Egyptian spokesman here said an Israeli coast guard launch yesterday violated Egyptian territorial waters facing the Gaza strip shores. Four salvos were fired by Egyptian coast batteries which forced the launch to withdraw, the spokesman added. APAP - 46 words
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Article31 1955-11-15 1 NICOSIA, Cyprus, Nov. 14: Three British soldiers were attacked by gunmen as they left a cinema m Famagusta last night. Two were injured one of them seriously.- APAP - 31 words
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206 1955-11-15 1 From Our own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Nov. 14. Premier Nehru received tremendous welcome from the Sikhs when he visited their principal city of Amritsar on Friday and paid his respects at the Darbar Shrine m the Golden Temple. The welcome was unprecedented for the amount206 words
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223 1955-11-15 1 West German Business In India Egypt wew YORK, Nov. 14: West German business men are "out. bidding and outselling" both Americans and Russians m Egypt and India, William Kretzer, industrial designer and builder, said yesterday when he flew back here from Cairo. Kretzer said most buses m Cairo and AlexanderiaAP - 223 words
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196 1955-11-15 1 NEWS PAPER MAGNATE ON FAR EAST TOUR Mr. P. PR. Subramaniam Chettiar, Chairman of the Board of Directors of "VEERAKESARI," a powerful and leading Tamil daily m Ceylon, who has been touring Malaya for the past three months, leaves for Saigon this morning by Pan American Airways. Mr. Subramaniam Chettiar196 words
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Article65 1955-11-15 1 Khalsa Dharmak Sabha, 18, Niven Road, Singapore has remitted Rs. 50,000 towards relief of the victims of the recent floods m Punjab and PEPSU. It will be recalled that the unprecedented rains and floods m early October m the Punjab and PEPSU washed away thousands of65 words
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Article42 1955-11-15 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 14; A Japanese cultural and economic mission to Southeast Asian countries arrived here yesterday for a three-day visit. The 18-member mission included representatives from 11 large Japanese firms hopiner to make business contacts.- APAP - 42 words
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85 1955-11-15 1 INDIA'S ASSURANCE TO WEST GERMANY NEW DELHI, Nov. 12— West Germany has received assurance from India that recent Indian-East German contacts do not mean New Delhi plans to accord diplomatic recognition to the Communist regime, informed sources said today. It was understood the assurances were conveyed Informally several months agoA.P. - 85 words
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Article151 1955-11-15 1 NEW DELHI: Nov. 14— A young woman of Matundah village near Banda, m Bombay state, has committed the banned ritual suicide called "Sattee" by throwing herself into the flames of her husband's funeral pyre, the Times of India reported yesterday. The report said she announced herReuter - 151 words
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304 1955-11-15 1 Ouster Ousted! Lonardi Replaced By Mil. Junta In Argentina BUENOS AIRES. Nov. 14: A MILITARY JUNTA HAS ASSUMED CONTROL OF AR GENTINA "TO SECURE THE FULFILMENT OF THE REV OLUTIONARY AIMS" AFTER THE SECOND PRESIDENTIA L OUSTING IN SEVEN WEEKS. President Eduardo Lonardi who succeeded Juan Peron after a militaryReuter - 304 words
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Article139 1955-11-15 1 IN BRAZIL: Rio DE JANEIRO, Nov. 14 Troops were withdrawn from the Brazilian capital late last night as the political tension appeared to blacken after Friday's lightning coup m which acting President Carlos L.uz was deposed. Senhor Luz, who fled the city In an cruiserReuter - 139 words
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LATEST NEWS
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Article150 1955-11-15 1 KARACHI, Nov. 14 report published today m all Karachi newspapers alleges thai spies "m the service of foreign country have recently intensified their clandestine activities m Pakistan." It says that "according to competent sources 70 to 80 pretty girls have recently managed to infiltrate into WestReuter - 150 words
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Advertisement53 1955-11-15 1 It **°s£ss 1.'.***** (I II 3M^fl2^""l33 00 II H bmonths--;; B 8 00 U II lM S^Ba*";*.s is 5° II II 3MONTH3 3g 00 \M SWEET MART WE HAVE RECEIVED FRESH CONSIGNMENTS OF SWEET-MEATS FROM BOMBAY AND ALSO PUNJABI HALWA AND KARACHIWALA HALWA. Distributors ISHWARDASS HARBANS SINGH 70, MARKET STREET,53 words
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544 1955-11-15 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Tues, Nov. 15, 1955. 'Hidup Malaya' Versus 'Merdeka' \yHiCH is the more appropriate slogan for Malaya to-day? Is it "Hidup Malaya" or "Merdeka"? Tdie President of the Indonesian Republic Dr.. Achmed Soekarno feels that it should be the litter, namely "Merdeka" which meaiiis "Freedom.' He expressed544 words
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620 1955-11-15 2 All-India Agricultural Survey Proposed NEW DELHI: Mr. V. T. Krishnamachari, Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission, suggested here that m the early part of the second Five- Year Plan, a careful survey sho uld be made by engineers m every State of the possibilities of620 words
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Article126 1955-11-15 2 ALL-INDIA ORIENTAL CONFERENCE ANNAMALAINAGAR: The 18th Session of the All-India Oriental Conference will be held here from Dec. 26 to 28 under the auspices of the Annamalai University. Dr. S. Radha. krishnan, Vice-President, will deliver the presidential address. Scholars from all over India have been elected presidents of various sections126 words
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Article177 1955-11-15 2 MADRAS: Representatives of the AlLlndia Air Pilots' Association and the Indian Pilots' Guild, Bomay, met here for a two-day conference to discuss the service conditions of Air pilots on the nationalised routes and their scales of pay. Capt. Venkat Rao presided. The following representatives attended: Captains177 words
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Article65 1955-11-15 2 CANNANORE: Tragedy overtook a young man who saved the life of a cow strug. gling m a deep well at Taliparamba on Nov. 5, according to a report received. It appears that when he was about to reach the top of the well the stone65 words
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147 1955-11-15 2 RECRUITMENT OF VILLAGERS TO AIR FORCE NEW DELHI: Air Marshal S. Mukherjee. Chief of the Air Staff, called for increased efforts to step up recruitment of airmen from rural areas. (Addressing a three.day conference of Air Force recruiting offices, which began here, he said he suggested that, m order to147 words
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Article84 1955-11-15 2 BOMBAY BUSINESSMAN INJURED BOMBAY A prominent businessman, Mr. Russa H. Mehta, fell from his fourth floor office room m the busy Fort area and was seriously injured. Mr. Mehta, who first fell on a parked car before hitting the ground, was immediately rushed to a city hospital. He is re.84 words
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Article96 1955-11-15 2 MADRAS: Mr. U. N. Dhe. bar, Congress President, will arrive m Madras on Nov. 15 and leave immediately toy plane for Tiruchirapalli en route to Rajapalayam. He will address a public meeting at Madurai on the evening of Nov. 15 and reach Rajapalayam m96 words
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276 1955-11-15 2 National Savings Now Total Rs. 1730 m. Extension Of Thrift Campaign Urged INDOKE: Mr. K. S. Malhotra, India's National Savings Commissioner, em pfctasized the need for formation of savings groups m all areas m every city and town, as hi the C.K., to encourage investment m the small saving?* scheme276 words
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70 1955-11-15 2 OVERSEAS COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE NEAR MADRAS MADRAS: The Union Government will install a receiver and a transmitter of its. Overseas Communications Service near Madras City. Land has been acquired m Padayanallur near the Red Hills for the installation, of the receiver. The transmiter will be located m Korattur village. About Rs.70 words
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Article65 1955-11-15 2 MI RAJ: Explaining why he was jocucularly called "Minister of Refusals," Mr. N. V. Gadgilj MJP., said at a public meeting at the village Ugarkurd that, m order to struggle for the establishment of tin. guistic States, he he.d refused Ministership at the Centre, membership m the65 words
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185 1955-11-15 2 INQUIRY INTO BHAKRA PROJECT WORKS CHANDIGARH: Mr. Lehrl Singh, Minister for Irrigation and Power, has stated that the State Government proposed setting up a high-power Committee to scrutinise the accounts of various construction works under the Bhakra-Nan-gal Project. Mr. Lehri Singh said In an Interview that the step was being185 words
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Article186 1955-11-15 2 JAMNAGAR: Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister said unless society was made dynamic and an instrument of national progress, it would be lifeless, while addressing a public meeting here. He deplored the disabilities of women, and said men were largely responsible for this state of affairs as they186 words
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Article71 1955-11-15 2 ItA'JKOT: The Portuguese authorities are contemplating to change the name of Din, their enclave m India, to Dov as they claim that according to old records the name was Dov and "<»t Diu. They are also contemplating the requisition of a Jain temple m Diu. A71 words
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Article140 1955-11-15 2 MADRAS As a result of a class bet. ween two rival groups of textile workers m front of a mill on Satyamangalam Road, on Nov. 6, nine workers were injured, two seriously. The injured persons were removed to the Government Headquarters Hospital. The clash, it is140 words
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Article105 1955-11-15 2 NEW DELHI: How heat of an ordinary kerosone oil lamp can produce electric energy sufficient for operating a radio receiver and other small things is displayed at the Russian Pavilion at the mdian Industries Fair here. One of the most interesting exhibits at this Pavilion105 words
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Article, Illustration83 1955-11-15 2 BRIGADIER G. T. DENARO says goodbye to member* of the Band of the Malay Regiment, who were at Kuala Lumpur Station to see him oiflf last Tuesday. Brigadier Denaro left Malaya on Wednesday (November 9) for England after serving m the Federation for 20 years. A large party83 words
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400 1955-11-15 2 Recommendations Of Body Explained NEW DELHI: Mr. Sh rimian Narayan, Chairman of the Prohibition Enquiry Committee, which has recommended total Prohibiti on m the country by April 1958, has said that the "su pposed" loss of revenue on account of this measure \v as not400 words
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Article149 1955-11-15 2 POONA: The Goa libera tion Aid Committee, which w£ c»f Ctmg u and c o-ordinating fatyagraha movement fo? thl ifv ra fl, On f Goa hs decided to nf ffth th f c ne xt of kin <* each ?vhJ^«-y e ty Ind an nationals who149 words
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Article91 1955-11-15 2 MADRAS: Mr. A. B. Shctty, Health Minister, claimed that the introduction >of iddli and sambhar m place of bread and butter as part of the diet oj patients m Government liospitals had proved very popular. The Minister said that patients relished the dish, cs and91 words
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Article79 1955-11-15 2 the Thana ioi't «acl,ed Places i D ThS^trior" 8' J= r. asrSsKbaS m^ C u rdln» to theae refugees KpH h0 ln Daman «c now locked. "About 65 per cent- of the ***** people fn tK S£l K OnTy the a &riculturlstB, who have reaped their paddy F^ ently.79 words
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107 1955-11-15 2 WINTER DRESS FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL NEW DELHI: For the services m India, winter begins officially when the mean day temperature is 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The Armed Forces Medical authorities have ruled so and from that day the Service personnel must discard their light summer-wear and put on protective woollen uniforms.107 words
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343 1955-11-15 3 Fazlul Hug's Appeal NEW DELHI: PAKISTAN'S MINISTER FOR THF INTERIOR, MR. FA2LUL HUQ, SAID HERE THATINDIA AND PAKISTAN SHOULD LIVE AS BROTHERS AND WORK TOGETHER. nwiinua AND MR. HUQ HALTED FOR AN HOUR AT PALAM AIRPORT ON HIS WAY TO KARACHI FROM343 words
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245 1955-11-15 3 Pak-Afghan Pact: Violations Alleged Protest Note From Karachi KARACHI: Pakistan has lodged a strong protest with Afghanistan against what it called "\iolation of the agreement on the flag incident," Radio Pakistan said. It alleged that Afghanistan was "indulging m virulent propaganda" against Pakistan m violation of the agreement. Under the245 words
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Article296 1955-11-15 3 BOMBAY: Mr. C. C. Desai, India's High Commissioner m Pakistan speaking on the conditions m Pakistan said that Pakistani leaders had begun to realise that if there was cooperation between India and Pakistan, many laudable results could be achieved. He said there was practically no minority problem296 words
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Article109 1955-11-15 3 KOTTAYAM: The students of the High School at Chingavanam, near here, are the proud recipients of a gift from the Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, a football and an inflator. Some students had written to Mr. Nehru recently requesting him to send them a football109 words
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295 1955-11-15 3 SKIN AG All: Biikshi Ghulam Mohammad, Premier of Kashmir, said that nearly half of the money to be spent under the State's Second Five- Year Plan would be spent on achieving self-sufficiency m food. Addressing the annual general meeting of the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce295 words
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Article96 1955-11-15 3 RAMANATHAPURAM: A lorry proceeding from Keelakaari to Ramanathapuram, loaded with palmyram reefs, capsized near Thiruppullani recently. The four occupants of the lorry sustained injuries. The injured persons were immediately removed to the District Headquarters Hospital, Ramanathapuram. On the way, R. Balusami Servai of Ramnad, one96 words
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Article71 1955-11-15 3 MADRAS: The Indian Airlines Corporation Skymaster, on its first proving flight, took off recently from Madras airport tor Nagpur with a complement of invitees including a group of' Pressmen. The Indian Airlines Corporation have introduced skymasters on all their night services m the place of Dakotas with71 words
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Article88 1955-11-15 3 MADRAS: The first stage m the programme of shifting burning and burial ground is shortly to be undertaken by the Madras Corporation. The Corporation had been considering this question for some time and drawn up a programme costing about rupees ten lakhs for acquisition of88 words
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Article53 1955-11-15 3 NEW DELHI; Dr. Prasad,* the President, is expected to pay his first visit to the Laccadives, off the Malabar coast, m the last week of December. An Indian Naval ship is likely to carry him to the islands, while two other vessels of the Navy will53 words
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Article135 1955-11-15 3 KARACHI The Constituent Assembly last week reduced its quorum from twenty-seven to twenty, which is one-fourth of the strength of the House, i'he Awami league and independent members put up a strong opposition to this proposal and demanded tnat a penal clause should be incorporated m the135 words
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65 1955-11-15 3 BRITISH SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE LUNCH MONEY FOR IND. RELIER NEW DELHI: Pennies saved by British school children fnym their lunch are included m the contributions received by the Indian High Commissioner m London for flood relief m India. Children of an English school have raised such a fund and sent65 words
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Article284 1955-11-15 3 MADRAS: Winners m the Vo.ce of America essay contest on 'Progress of India and America's Co-operation* were presented with scrolls and prize ccoks at a cermnoy held m the USIS premises last week. The presentation was mr.i'e by Mr. Henry C. Ramsey, American Consul-General m Madras.284 words
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Article124 1955-11-15 3 MYSORE TO EXPAND STEEL WORKS BANGALORE: The Mysore Government has subrmted proposals to the Government of India for expanding- the Mysore Iron and Steel Works at Bhadravati during the Second FiveYear Plan at an estimated expenditure of Rs. 15.03 crores. The proposals, Mr. H. Siddaveerappa, the State's Home Minister, said124 words
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Article, Illustration28 1955-11-15 3 Labour Minister Sir Walter Monckton has his brain tested by Health Minister lain Macleod after they opened a mental health exhibition at Central Hall, Westminster.28 words
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Article175 1955-11-15 3 SAVANTWADI: Mrs. Sudha Joshi, President of the Nation, al Congress (Goa) has been sentenced to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment by the Goa military tribunal, according to reports reaching the National Congress. Mrs. Joshi has also been or. dered to pay a fine of 20 escudos per day175 words
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Article259 1955-11-15 3 YUVRAJ ENTERTAINS DR. HATTA SRINAGAR: Yuvraj Karan Singh, Sadr-i-Riyasat, proposing a toast to Dr. Hatta, Vicepresident of Indonesia at a luncheon held m his honour here recently, expressed the hope tnat tne friendship existing oetween India and Indonesia would cc strengthened m the years ahead. The tasks facing the two259 words
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Article186 1955-11-15 3 NEW DELHI Thirteen thousand pounds of supplies were air-dropped by I.A.F. Dakotas over Kyelong, m Lahaul Valley for Ladakhi tradesmen and villagers trapped by a heavy snowtall. Operating from the Air Force base at Ambala, the air drop sorties will continue until over 80,000 pounds of supplies186 words
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Article61 1955-11-15 3 nn a o MADRAS: An Export Advlstory Committee on the lines of the import Advisory Committee will shortly come Into existence m Madras, with the Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports as Chairman. Details of the personnel of the committee are being worked out.61 words
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Article110 1955-11-15 3 NEW DELHI: Introduction of basic education and the conversion of all existing schools into basic schools and the adoption of Hindi m Devanagari scripts as the regional language of the Andamans, are some of the main recommendations of the Andaman Education Committee. The Committee, which waa set110 words
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188 1955-11-15 3 GOA BORDER: Mr. V. N. Lavande, President of the Azad Gomantak Dal, has appealed to the Government of India to absorb refugees from Portuguese pockets of Goa, Daman and Dhi "who are migrants to India In large numbers following sealing of the border".188 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-11-15 3 r.s. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles* (right) and Yugoslav President Tito toasted each other in Slivovic the strong national drink of Yugoslavia before sitting down to talks on the Adriatic Island of Brionl.38 words
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257 1955-11-15 3 DIM DUM): The conference of International experts on population and planned parenthood, held recently m Tokyo, warned the world of the threat of war which the rapidly increasing population of certain Asian countries held. Without any scope for emigration, population pressure m these257 words
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Article117 1955-11-15 3 A HOUSE FOR LESS THAN Rs. 1,000 MADRAS: The Concrete Association of India ha* evolved a design for a small concrete house, the cost of which comes to about IN. 940. Solid blocks or hollow blocks are utilised for the construction of the walls of this house. Pre-cast reinforced concrete117 words
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Article202 1955-11-15 3 Satyagraha In Goa to Be Resumed BELGAUM; Satyagraha for the liberation of Portuguese Indian settlements will bu resumed on January 26 next if the Government of India fails "to bring- Portugal to the negotiating table" by that time. The National Congress (Goa) leader, Mr. Peter Alvares, who announced the determination202 words
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881 1955-11-15 4 Dr. N. M. Perera's View COLOMBO: "The Lanka Sama Samaja Party has always stcod for the administration of the country m Sinhalese and Tamil which are the vast majority of the people of Ceylon,** said Dr. N. M. Percra, m a statement. He881 words
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Article53 1955-11-15 4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 14: Martin P. Durkin, former U.S. Secretary of Labour and a union leader, died yesterday. He was 61 years old. Durkin under went brain surgery last fall and again this summer. He was first hospitalised after becoming ill at an annual AFL convention mAP - 53 words
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381 1955-11-15 4 COLOMBO At adjournment time m tho House Mr. C. Vanniasingham (Kopay) said compensation should be paid to those whose boutiques were damaged after tiie Town Hall meeting on the language issue last Thursday. Earlier Dr. N- M. Perera objected to the Ministers going to Holland381 words
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150 1955-11-15 4 "GHOST SHIP" STILL REMAINS A MYSTERY SUVA FIJI, Islands. Nov. 14. Divers last night made no progress m their search to seek, a solution to the Pacific Ocean's latest mystery after entering 1 the flooded bold of the "Ghost Ship* Joyita found adrift with no sign of her 25 passengersReuter - 150 words
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Article59 1955-11-15 4 KARACHI, Nov. 14— Afghan Aircraft will be shot down if they fly over Pakistan, a foreign ohice spokesman said here. He said a note of protest was sent to Kabul about recent Afghan flights over Pakistan. '•If such violations do not cease forthwith, appropriate action willReuter - 59 words
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Article40 1955-11-15 4 BELGRADE, Nov. 14 Chou En-lai, Premier ot Red China, told Yugoslavia that he is very grateful for the support this country is giving Ked China for claims for Formosa and a seat m the United Nations.40 words
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Article33 1955-11-15 4 LONDON, Nov. 14: Professor G. F. Gause, a leading Soviet Doctor, said here that Russia has developed a new antibiotic believed to be 10 times as strong as penicillin.— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article32 1955-11-15 4 BELGRADE, Nov. 11: A Yugoslav trade delegation headed by Osman Karabegovie, a member of President Tito's Government left yesterday for Cairo to negotiate a new trade agreement between the two cuntries.- APAP - 32 words
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Article97 1955-11-15 4 KARACHI, Nov. 14— Six British University Graduates, driving m two cars rrom London to Singapore and back, left here yesterday for Lahcre to study geographical and economic development m Pakistan. The graduates left London on September one and arrived here several days ago, They expected toReuter - 97 words
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308 1955-11-15 4 COLOMBO; The Government of India are reported to have sent out feelers to the Ce> lon Government through the High Commissioner for Ceylon m New Delhi, Sir Edwin Wij. eyaratne for fresh and full-dress "Summit" discussion on Indo-Ceylon problems, according to a report published308 words
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Article127 1955-11-15 4 From Our Correspondent) KUAUA. UJMPUR, Man.*— Sir John Koteiawala, Ceylon's Prime Minister will make a ten-hour visit to Kuala Lumpur on Th|L<rsday November 24. Compressed within the brief period are several important engagements which includes a mammoth Garden Party at Race Cource arranged by the127 words
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201 1955-11-15 4 EVERLASTING FRIENDSHIP WITH R.I.-Col. Lee "It is sincerely hoped that the visit of aur Goodwill Mission will firmly cement the everla.stin.jT friendship between Malaya and the Republic of Indonesia for the mutual benefit of the people of the two countries, 1 declared Col. H. S. Leet Minister for Transport and201 words
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Article151 1955-11-15 4 PANAMA, Nov. 14. ExPresident Juan Peron of Argentina said yesterday he had expected the downfall of his successor, General Edtiardo Lonardi, replaced yesterday as President. He said h e had kncwn for .seme days that this was about to happen and claimed he had had constant information fromReuter - 151 words
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Article89 1955-11-15 4 PANAMA, Nov. 14 A spokesman for former Argentine President juan Peron said yesterday the latest turn 01 events m Argentina does not change "m tftie least" Peron s plans tc remain m Panama, where he is writing a book on his overthrow. Vittorio Redaglia, Peron's secretary, said89 words
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Article69 1955-11-15 4 PARIS, Nov. 14 Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef said yesterday he never was consulted about building American bases m Morocco, and that the government he means to form will hay* to look into the matter. The United States started four big bomber fields m his North African69 words
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Article19 1955-11-15 4 A new Malayala organisa. tion known as 'Malayala Sahithya Samlthi, Singapore' has been registered recently here.19 words
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Article83 1955-11-15 4 FRANKLIN, Texas, Nov. 14— Walter W- Williams, oldest of the only four living of the v- S. Civil War (1861-1865), will be 113 today. Williams sane "Happy Birthday" yesterday as his 84-year-old wife. Ella Mac, and five of his 12 living children gathered around hisAP - 83 words
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Article66 1955-11-15 4 TOKYO. Nov. 14 Communist China said yesterday tombs containing 20 skeletons w and artifacts dafln^ back more than 4.000 years had been uncovered at a construction site near Inchon mi n Northwest China. "Such skeletons, lyino on one side with best limbs, have rarely been uncovered beforeAP - 66 words
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Article171 1955-11-15 4 BANDITS GIVE FALSE FIRE ALARM On the South Malaya Pineapple Growers Estate m the Pontian area of Johore on Sunday, an estate armoured vehicle, manned by Police, was proceeding to investigate the sounding of a fire alarm when it was fired at by a number of armed and uniformed terror.171 words
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