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Mr. Dudley Senanayake Lightening an Oil Lamp

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• 1961-10-4

Mr. Dudley Senanayake lightening an oil lamp, is inaugurating the work to build a pilgrim's rest at Mahiyangana.

The Times of Ceylon Press

Mr. Dudley Senanayake at the Pinnacle-laying Ceremony

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• 1961-9-21

Mr. Dudley Senanayake speaking during the pinnacle-laying ceremony - Mahiyanganaya.

The Times of Ceylon Press

The Tragedy of the Angoda Mental Asylum

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• 1982-10-14

The day the 3-storeyed ward of Angoda Mental Hospital collapsed

The Times of Ceylon Press

PM at The Mental Hospital, Angoda

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Mr. Dudley Senanayake Carrying the Crystal

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• 1962-1-14

Mr. Dudley Senanayake carrying the crystal before it was crowned.

The Times of Ceylon Press

PM at Mental Hospital, Angoda

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After The Crowning Ceremony

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• 1961-9-22

After the Crowning Ceremony of the Mahiyangana Chaitiya, the devotees spend the night at the foreground of the Dagoba.

The Times of Ceylon Press

Sir John Kotelawala Taking the Relics

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• 1955-9-3

Sir John Kotelawala taking the relics at Mahiyangana during the ceremony of enshrining relics.

The Times of Ceylon Press

British Cyclist - Tommy Simpson

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• 1964-4-3

"British Cyclist Wins for European Road Race" Tommy Simpson from Doncaster, England, waves the winner's bouquet of flowers after becoming the first Briton to win the classic 179-mile Milan to San Remo, Italian road race. Cyclist Simpsno won at a r...

Daily Mirror

Continental Congratulations for Britain's Tommy Simpson

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• 1963-6-21

"Europe Acclaims British Cyclist" Continental congratulations for Britain's Tommy Simpson, the first Briton, to win the 350-mile Bordeaux to Paris cycle race since 1891. Simpson, who home is in Doncaster, England, has invaded the European cycling ...

The Times of Ceylon Press