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Natives Heads That Greeted The Royal Family

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• 1947-4-22

The Times of Ceylon Press

Nikawashima station

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• 1962-5-8

Hundred and fifteen people were killed and 200 hurt last week in one of the worst rail disasters in Japan's history. The accident occurred when a down-bound train crashed into a derailed freighter and an up-bound train smashed into both — at Nikaw...

The Times of Ceylon Press

Opening The International Fertilizer Instructions Commity at B.M.I.C.H With Participants of Mr. Gamini JAayasuriya, Mr. Wickramasuriya

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• 1983-6-29

The Times of Ceylon Press

P. J. Aloysius

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• 1961-8-5

The Times of Ceylon Press

Paddling their own Canoes, Tourists Enjoy the Delights of Lake Malawi

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• 1969-9-29

Daily Mirror

Paddy Weeds

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The Times of Ceylon Press

Panadura Train

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• 1962-10-12

This train from Panadura nearly went off the track at the Fort Railway Station this morning.

The Times of Ceylon Press

People's Republic of Congo:Medical Aid from GDR

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• 1984-12-15

The Times of Ceylon Press

Petrol for Rhodesia 1966

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• 1966-3-16

Mr. Geldenhuys (left) a bus conductor from Johannesburg, South Africa, handing over a drum of petrol to Mr. Jack Howman, Rhodesia's Minister of Information, in Salisbury recently. Mr. Howman received the gift on behalf of Rhodesian Prime Minister,...

United Press International (UK) Ltd.

Pigmies are Always Ready to Join In a Dance

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• 1965-3-18

The Times of Ceylon Press