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Jun. 06, 1957 - Burmese Prime Minister Leads Prayers For Rain To Avert Drought - And Down It Comes. U nu the Prime Minister of Burma and many of his ministers - led a widespread campaign throughout the country for prayers and recitation of the Buddhist scriptures to pray for rain to end the threatened heat-wave - drought and water famine. The prayers were offered by Buddhist Monks - Ministers and people in all pagodas throughout the country - and the prayers were immediately rewarded with torrential rains on the city of Rangoon. Keystone Photo Shows:- General view during the prayers for rains at the Shwedagon Pagoda - led by the Prime Minister U nu who is seen centre front - with a ring on his finger, and wearing dark trousers with light check stripes.. The umbrellas are in readiness for the rain

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13182013
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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