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Title Section24 1960-05-16 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 fie***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, MAY 16, 1960 15 CENTS President pledges to meet Nik lialf-way24 words
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Article1092 1960-05-16 1 Too much at stake for profitless bickering, he says PRESIDENT EISENHOWER flew in here today for the Summit conference and pledged that the West would make an "honest effort" to meet Mr. Khrushchev half-way to solve the issues that divide the free world from the Soviet bloc.Reuter; UPI - 1,092 words
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409 1960-05-16 1 Red space ship with dummy 'man' in orbit 200 miles up [JI'SSIA today put into orbit a satellite space ship, weighing more than four tons and carrying a dummy "space MOSCOW, Sunday. man" In a pressurised cabin. The launching appeared to be timed for its propaganda value on the eveReuter; UPI - 409 words
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Article, Illustration220 1960-05-16 1 p TESTS from all over Pahang yesterday attended Kuantan's wedding of the year between Mr. Lim Chin See, an architect and son of a millionaire businessman, to Miss Barba ra Winifred Ford, of Manchester. The civil wedding was held at the Cathay Cinema and220 words
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Article108 1960-05-16 1 PRETORIA. Sunday. TME South African Prime Minister, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, has left hospital here where he has been since he was shot twice in the head. Dr. Verwoerd went to his official Pretoria residence, 'Libertas", where he will continue his recuperation from injuries received when anReuter - 108 words
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Article56 1960-05-16 1 BANGKOK, Sun. About 600 Karen rebels crossed the border Into Thailand and razed several offices, including a police station in the Maesod border town on western Thailand, it was reliably reported this afternoon. The report said the episode occurred on Saturday night and at least three56 words
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164 1960-05-16 1 IPOH, Sun. A selaldang 'wild ox) ran amok at Lawan Kuda new village, about 15 miles from here, early today and gored two people, one of them seriously. A police party under Inspector Khatab Tahir rushed to the village and killed the rampaging animal with164 words
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808 1960-05-16 1 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today that it was from the ranks of the new work brigade. that it was hoped to recruit the "best ground workers" in Government and semi-Government organisations. Once the value of808 words
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Article53 1960-05-16 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Barbara Teo, eight, of Sir.it Road, was drowned today while picnicking with members of her family at Ponggol beach here. Her body was found floating about 50 yards off-shore shortly after she was missed from a group of children playing near the water's edge.53 words
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Article36 1960-05-16 1 RACING STA* KILLED ■m X>uth BelpoiE v ac Britbb molrr i>cL'n r :Ur D*-<eCtufhru.fc killed *b"> be :4irfdcd off' UAik tl aittxn*tiouj nioior c.'cW rate here, l-j--;pccUU.-r;. On', zpu.Wu.teliM&d dead *ni nxo\hf ui^urcd RenterReuter - 36 words
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Advertisement181 1960-05-16 1 RINGS OF MATCHLESS QUALITY WHATEVER THE PURPOSE AN ENGAGEMENT, AN ANNIVERSARY OR JUST "A GIFT" THERE ARE RINGS TO CONVEY EVERY GESTURE OF GOODWILL WITH CHARM AND ELEGANCE. S.P.H. DE SILVA LTD. 45, High St. ft Airport Singapore. 6, Station Rd. Ipoh. Associate Co. S. P. H. DE SILVA (H.K.)181 words
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Advertisement59 1960-05-16 1 PATEK PHILIPPE is the only watch manufacturer whose entire collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official stamp of the Btate of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of centuries-old "GENEVA QUALITYH. SENA, LTD HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore ft Penonq Presenting VO in CANS C3l B^^ //j| m\ Yes.59 words
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366 1960-05-16 2 'DEA TH RAIL WA Y SUR VIVORS WANT NEW COMPENSATION Letter to Tengku urges review of peace treaty KOTA BHARU, Sunday IIHE FEDERATION Government was today urged to review the Japanese peace treaty and request compensation for the Malayan survivors of the Siam "death railway". In a letter to the366 words
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Article20 1960-05-16 2 SEGAMAT. Sun. Tn« monthly meeting of the Segamat Town Council was held today in the Diamond Jubilee Hall20 words
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250 1960-05-16 2 American degrees: 'List is too short' ifUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Government's action in recognising degrees of selected American universities was criticised today. The president of the American Universities Club here. Mr. Michael Lee. said: BOME universities oJ academic standing in the subjects considered had been given no recognition. and SOME250 words
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Article62 1960-05-16 2 NURSES AT SPECIAL SERVICE PENANG. Sun. Nurses here today re-dedicated themselves to their profession at a special service In the Burmah Road Hall in commemoration of the bJrthday of Florence Nightingale. With lighted candles in their hands, they repeated the Nightingale Pledge to practise their profession faithfully. The Rev. Lester62 words
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Article48 1960-05-16 2 BUTTERWORTH. Sun. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Tamby Kechll. a Malayan scouter who held the post of field commissioner. Far East Scout International Bureau In Manila, has returned to Malaya after attending the Indonesian scout conference in Jakarta. Sixteen scouting associations attended the three-day conference.48 words
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Article19 1960-05-16 2 BEG \MAT, Bun. The Begamat Secondary School will hold its annual exhibition, prize-giving and concert on Wednesday.19 words
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Article, Illustration60 1960-05-16 2 MR. LIEW KAI CIIOON. sen of the late multi-mil-lionaire. Mr Liew K won it Hon. with his bride. Miss Julian Tan. after their wedding in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Both are quailfled accountants and retmrned from Australia recently. .Mist Tan is the daughter of Mr. Tan60 words
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Article199 1960-05-16 2 Will leave Butterworth today PENANG, Sunday. 'PHE departure for Britain of the first batch of 109 officers and men from the Brigade of Gurkhas in the Far East has been delayed for 24 hours. The soldiers will now leave Butterworth tomorrow In an R.A.F. Britannia for199 words
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Article22 1960-05-16 2 SEOAMAT. Sun— The Social Welfare Services Lotteries Board has donated 98,000 towards the construction of a children's playground at Bekok.22 words
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Article109 1960-05-16 2 TWO UNION MEN TO STUDY IN MANILA KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two Malayan trade unionists have been awarded scholarship* on labour education at the Philippines University in Manila. They are Mr. AW King president of the National Union of Railwaymen. and Inche Mohamrd Noor bin Mohammed, an official of the Telecoms109 words
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Advertisement88 1960-05-16 2 Thieves raid hotel, take $650 in cash, smokes IPOH. Sun.— Cigarettes and found the front door cash amounting to more J^ .^Jl^j. than $650 were reported Inside he found cupboards •tolen from the Cathay broken open and drawers Hotel brre early this ransacked. The haul: morning. 5350 and $3io worth88 words
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Article, Illustration1496 1960-05-16 3 GERMAN RAIDER CAUSED HAVOC ON SEVEN SEAS ONE day in May, 1940. the lookout on the British freighter Scientist reported :i strange mast on the South Atlantic horizon. The vessel's captain showed concern as he reached for his binoculars, but he calmed when the stranger drew close enough lo be1,496 words
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Advertisement282 1960-05-16 3 Menthol FILTER CIGARETTES The only American I^^ brand available in ■nv^^jS'i handy, crush proof rt#f package of 10 |<~-<3!J T^s9s!fHP cigarettes' 1 ~^^^f Only NEWPORT L V-Jy, A adds a refreshing i ,p hint of mint to H^fes^ iIP the soothing coolness of menthol Muß NEWPORT P^§m| refreshes while jfr282 words
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Miscellaneous236 1960-05-16 3 Buys Bunny By Batph Beitndahi J 3U6S.il J fTOO BAP OL 1 [lT'« LUCKY I'M ON M I JBM^ /NOW LET S SEE HOvA CANT JUTTESBAU.7 MY WAY TO HAVE A y MSTjrA/ V ME LOOKS IN THAT J pr~ a-. PECIPE WHICH HIMSELF I NEW FRAME PUT < WMr236 words
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184 1960-05-16 4 THINKERS PUT OUT PLAN TO EASE TENSIONS pHICAGO, Sun.— Leading Western intellectuals today sent to President Eisenhower their recommendations for easing tensions and strife in a Jittery world. The leaders sharply criticised the flight of America's U-2 Jet spy plane over Russia and urged that the United States change its184 words
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Article137 1960-05-16 4 US TESTS NEW NO-PILOT SPYPLANE vrEW YORK, Sun.— The Army yesterday successfully tested a high speed unmanned jet plane capable of espionage work without the risk of a pilot falling into enemy hands The plane is known as the AN-USD-5 or SD-5. It went through a series of tests over137 words
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Article35 1960-05-16 4 JAKARTA, sun.— One hundred and fifty armed uniformed men ambushed a tea-estate truck in the Boreang district of the Bandoeng regency of west Java yesterday, killing six passengers and wounding eight. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article28 1960-05-16 4 EDINBURGH. Sun.— Marie Ashton, Manchester bom pianist, tonight established a new world non-stop piano playing record 132 hours beating by two hours the previous record.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article26 1960-05-16 4 PRETORIA. Sun. South Africa is studying the possibility of developing an arms Industry, Mr. J. P. de Villiers. Defence Department Secretary, stated here yesterday.26 words
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269 1960-05-16 4 South Africa needs new government, claims newspaper FATE DEPENDS ON WHETHER ALTERNATIVE TO THE NATIONALISTS CAN GET INTO POWER LONDON, Sunday. THE Observer newspaper, commenting on the recently-concluded Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference and the question of South Africa's racial segregation policy, today claimed that South Africa's fate now depended on269 words
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Article165 1960-05-16 4 PARIS, Sunday. DRINCE Aly Khan's family made plans this week- end to bury him "in the Middle East" while his constant companion Bettina Grazianl tried to face life without him. His attorneys announced that the body of the debonair Prince, who was killed on Thursday night165 words
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160 1960-05-16 4 JAKARTA TO PEKING: YOUR CONSUL WAS RUDE lAKARTA. Sun. The In- doneslan Foreign Ministry today charged Communist China with spreading anti-Indonesian propaganda and said Peking's public protestations over treatment accorded to a Chinese consul In east Borneo were "a very serious matter." The Chinese protests were against the forcible houseUPI - 160 words
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Article105 1960-05-16 4 5,000 CHEER QUEEN MOTHER BULAWAYO (Bouth Rhodesia). Sun. A crowd of 5.000 cheered the Queen Mother when she arrived to open the Royal Show and Central African Trade Fair here today. The Queen Mother recalled that the fair was not far from the site of the centenary exhibition which sheReuter - 105 words
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Article146 1960-05-16 4 CENTAURS LIVE ON OTHER PLANETS? WASHINGTON. Sun. prominent anthropologist said today that men on other planets may look "like the mythical centaur, half-man, half-horse with six limbs, four to stand on and two to use." Dr William Howells. Prolessor ol Anthropology at Harvard University, said centaur shaped man would beUPI - 146 words
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Article15 1960-05-16 4 DAMASCUS, Sun. Security authorities today arrested two Turkish Infiltrators In north Syria.— Reuter.Reuter - 15 words
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108 1960-05-16 4 10,000 RIOT IN NEW DEMAND FOR FREE POLLS A NKARA, Sun. -AntiGovernment demonstrations broke out here yesterday and troops had to use tear gas to disperse 10.--000 students demanding lee elections. Police and troops dispersed the crowd in 45 minutes. Many demonstrators were Injured by tear gas. But there wereUPI - 108 words
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Article45 1960-05-16 4 CHICAGO, Sun. Russian scientists have devised an electronic sleep-producing machine, a neuropsychlatrLst. said today. Dr. Melvln Blaurock said the machine puts an individual into a deep sleep In five to 10 minutes and keeps him asleep for any desired amount of time. U.P.I.UPI - 45 words
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Advertisement315 1960-05-16 4 BE YOUR OWN EYEWITNESS New EYE-MO with ZOARIN assures incomparable health and beauty for your eyes! H ZOARIN, the n*w ingredient in EYE-MO, is employed byey*ip«ciolittt oil over the world because of its complete safe ty and prompt and prolonged decongestive action. That it why antiseptic new EYE-MO with ZOARIN,315 words
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Miscellaneous340 1960-05-16 4 Your radio today RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Shortwave: 62 metres ■a-Bvir-ir n t from 9.00— 10.M p.m. SERVICE 41.7 metrr* A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.33 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES Morning Prelude: 7.00 The News; Kuala LumDur 341 metre* 7.05 A Date With Music; 800 Prnmn340 words
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578 1960-05-16 5 Communities can be one nation Toh fHE Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, tonight stressed that a 1 1 communities should avoid using "forms of expression" which could only divert feelings towards foreign lands and not towards Singapore. Dr. Toh was speaking on nationbuilding at a variety cultural show578 words
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Article241 1960-05-16 5 SINGAPORE, Sunday. TiEN Thai aviation officials flew Into Singapore today from Bangkok to learn from the Department of Civil Aviation here. They are Messrs. Baupoj Senavat, leader of the party, Samnao Bhantomas, Soophoru Rounganun. Vlchal Chuenchom, Klat Intratipaya, Yudua Yiutdilok. Chalard Singlatata, Suvldh Thomgaram,241 words
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Article, Illustration193 1960-05-16 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Rural and Urban Services Advisory Council has announced a scheme to help owners and occupiers of temporary houses and huts to get electricity and water supplies. The houses and huts must have been allotted official house numbers, and must be In193 words
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Article134 1960-05-16 5 PLEA FOR ACTION TO AID FARMERS ■7-UALA LUMPUR. Sun. An Indonesian university professor. Dr. Sudarsono Hadlstutro. said today all graduates in South East Asia should be enlisted in a national agricultural service to study the basic problems of farmers. Dr. Sudarsono left here today after attending the conference on teaching134 words
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99 1960-05-16 5 SUDDEN DEATH OF S'PORE JOURNALIST SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Malcolm Modeler, of the Strait* Times editorial staff, who collapsed and died at bis home in River Valley Road here tonight. He was 49. Mr. Modder Joined the Malaya Tribune 13 years ago and later worked for ihe Singapore Standard, where he99 words
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Article51 1960-05-16 5 SINGAPORE. Sun—Worldfamous American pianist Julius Katchen will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 p.m. on May 22. Bookings are at Robinson's. On May 2J. Mr. Katchen will Judge the finals of the Singapore Music Society's piano and singing contest at the Anglo Chinese51 words
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Article, Illustration122 1960-05-16 5 TWO SUNDAY WEDDINGS IN SINGAPORE POLICE INSPECTOR AD FOOK KEE and his bride. Miss Betty Tan Kai Koon, after their wedding in Singapore yesterday. The groom is a son of Madam Leon* Slew Hen?, and the bride the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Keng Seng. A dinner was122 words
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Article128 1960-05-16 5 More for the Theatre Fund SINGAPORE, Sun. Eighteen more donations totalling $3,332.30 have helped to bring the National Theatre Fund up to $453,688.94. The Nanyang Theatre Company gave $1,006. being proceeds from a recent film show. The Singapore Regional Centre of the World Fellowship of Buddhists donated $300 and the128 words
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Article47 1960-05-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A three-day photographic exhibition called "Around the World in 60 Prints" will open at the British Council Hall here on June 2. The pictures were taken by Mr. Don Nlbbellnk. who made a 73-day world tour of 15 countries.47 words
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Advertisement365 1960-05-16 5 1 Exclusive Southeast Asia f Engagement Commences Thursday LIDO at 8.30 p. m. METRO GOLDWJ MATE*. WILLIAM WYLERS Sm IrkL Supenmpoted Chinese subtitles. Nl 1 1 Academy Award Winner including BEST Picture! Daily 2 Shews 4 ■10 p.m.fl EXCEPT Mondays TuesdoyiH ONE SHOW omy ot 8.30 p.m. B PRICIS: JS,365 words
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Advertisement484 1960-05-16 5 ltaur§r} I QgaANiKATioN pTITeTJWTTWT^^P Now showi^i .VoT.Vo o^:: Cli SUDDENLY. Cm\: summer W A Columbia PKture* Releoea T Supenmpoicd Chineio Subtitles. < COMING! BRIGITTE BARDOT "■AMTTI COtS TO WAR" C'Scope Color Columbiol :NowSfK > wi» f !;Urr,oV M 4 't tO~Lourel Hardy 9^ v Chorhe Chop: n T 4 »h»!484 words
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Miscellaneous310 1960-05-16 5 QMOmmW KAMALA CLl'B: Bwrtn« clv* pjn.; Matey be»lnnet» ctew 6.30 10 am to 12 pjn.; 1 pjn. to 3 p.m.; Soeneshlftari: "Ruddlgore" p.m., 3 pjn. to 6 pjn.; embroi- Prinrlpals r«heaTMl t pm dery' cU«* 11 *Jn. to 1 pjn.; 2 y.wXJ.A.: Btfilih convenaUonpjn. to 4 pm. tnunnedlmte 9.15 »Jn.310 words
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Miscellaneous116 1960-05-16 5 Cathay Pmrifle: To Bangkok. Hong Konff iCX 734) 2.30 p.m. Thai iBtarnMtefuU: To Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok (TO 402) 10.45 ""Air India: To Jakarta, Darwin. Sydney (AI 403) 9.10 p.m. ffr-t... to Kuala Lumpur. Colombo. London (KM 545/028) 12 Malayan Airway*: To Kuala Lumpur Penang, Medan i ML 122) 4 26116 words
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Article, Illustration1496 1960-05-16 6 GERMAN RAIDER CAUSED HAVOC ON SEVEN SEAS ONE day in May, 1940, the lookout on the British freighter Scientist reported a strange mast on the South Atlantic horizon. The vessel's captain showed concern as he reached for his binoculars, but he calmed when the stranger drew close enough to be1,496 words
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Miscellaneous261 1960-05-16 6 Bugs Bunny By Batph Beintdaht J RJ6S.I L fTOO iAP OL 1 IT LUCKY I'M ON M I jßMfl^ /NOW LET S c l£ hOv\ f CANT JUTTEeSAU- J NN WAY TO HAVE A] XMTfM VHE LOOKS IM THAT J CSTrr-sa PCC'PC WHICH HIMSELF S NEW FRAME PUT < fß^M^261 words
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Article116 1960-05-16 7 U W,r4t Sit (Minimum, MR. A MRS. INORAN R. NATKAN alnccrrly thank all relatives and friends tor atuodanc*. aasiataao* aad valuable gifts on the occasion of then- marriage on 11.8.60 at Begamat. MR TAN HOCK HIN and family ,'iv.k, friends, and staffs of Singapore Harbour Board who helped in116 words
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Article257 1960-05-16 7 U WfU $10 (Mlmimmmt Oft OSES A GOWNS Sal* till Saturda; *t Muleoands. Tel: B'por* ***** 302-J7. A BREAKFAST OP Welgar Shredded Wheat gives your children the energy to l.iv. the whole morning. Try It and ace. GREAT RCAOINC at little cost. Complete range of Pan and Pontana books257 words
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Article775 1960-05-16 7 The first task ot the summit conference in Paris, as the ordinary man sees it, is to get back to earth. It is not going to be easy. The «py-plane has shot to pieces almost every calculation, it seems to have destroyed every prepared approach to a775 words
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Article463 1960-05-16 7 Before trying to assess the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' achievement on the South African question it is necessary to ask how much it was reasonable to expect. The main thing, of which the United Nations has been consistently incapable, was to get a discussion going with South Africa463 words
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Article, Illustration894 1960-05-16 7 Vernon Bartlett - FQ U R frightened people are meeting in Hans. They are frightened although perhaps because they are the four most powerful men in the world today. And who would not be, with such a burden of responsibility as theirs to carry? For unless they can persuade themselves and894 words
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158 1960-05-16 7 •TENGKU ABDUL RAH- MAN has shown In unmistakable terms the Asian feeling over racial discrimination. Mr. Nehru once said that the inactivity of the Commonwealth conference had its weakness and its virtue. It was this inactivity, he pointed out. that158 words
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Article136 1960-05-16 7 "JURIS" of Kuala Lumpur Is quite certain that a case like Chessman's could not happen in Britain or any part of the Commonwealth. Who can be certain of anything when It is reported (Dally Mirror, March 14) that In Britain more than 10.000 children are beaten, kicked, punched and136 words
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Article93 1960-05-16 7 I NOTE that a good number of shade trees along Oopeng and Kampar Roads, Ipoh, have barbed wire partially burled in or eaten into the lower portion of the trunk. Apparently the wire was put In when the plants were young to prevent cattle damaging them But these93 words
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Advertisement88 1960-05-16 7 The eyes of HoKhaiYim are the eyes of a Swiss* trained watch technician. His thirty years accumulated skill, and that of his tan colleagues at the Singapore) Rolex Service Station—the largest and best equipped in Malaya-^ere only available to owners of fin* Rolex and Tudor watches. For oiling, servicing, or88 words
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Article224 1960-05-16 8 2 'MUSTS' TO NET BIGGER CATCHES SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr K. M. Byrne, has listed these "musts" if the State's fishing Industry Is to be expanded: MODERN, well-equip-ped boats. ADEQUATE training of local fishermen to handle these craft. In a foreword to a Government Instructional224 words
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Article, Illustration47 1960-05-16 8 RAUB. Sun.— Officials of the Kampong Gall Youth Club In Raub district are: President. Inche Thani bin Abu: vice-president. Inche Ahad bin Allu; secretary, Inche Mohamed AH bin Omar; assistant secretary, Inche Othman bin Ludin; treasurer, Inche Abdul Karlm bin Ralbl; and five committee members.47 words
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Article50 1960-05-16 8 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A Singapore firm, John Thornycroft, is building a motor iaunch for the Baptist Missionary Society Hospital at Chandraghona in Pakistan. It Is being paid for by Life Boys of the Baptist churches who. during their Christmas aopeal last year, collected £3,600 for the purpose.50 words
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Article27 1960-05-16 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Regent of Selangor will be formally Installed at a ceremony to be held at the Istana Kota Klang tomorrow at 10 a.m.27 words
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Article263 1960-05-16 8 PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS TO DO THIS 'OR DIE 9 HAVE PAID OFF VERY WELL, EXPLAINS AN OFFICIAL KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A/l ALAYAN rubber smallholders have begun lf A the biggest ever rush to replant their land. Their applications for replanting grants this year have involved a263 words
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465 1960-05-16 8 PMIP TO TENGKU: WE PLAN TO WIN ELECTION IPOH, Sun. A member of Parliament and deputy President of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party. Inche Zulkifli bin Mohamed. today denied that his party had entered a candidate in the Kampar parliamentary byelection to split theMalay vote. In a signed statement, Inche Zulktfi465 words
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Article103 1960-05-16 8 Sir Ivor on new exams mission KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sir Ivor Jennings, who was here four years ago to help draft the Federation Constitution, returned to Kuala Lumpur today on another mission. He is here to preside over two meetings with Malayan education authorities in connection with the Cambridge School103 words
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Article28 1960-05-16 8 BATU GAJAH, Bun.— Police found the body of a rubber tapper. Ho Kal. 57. hanging from a tree In a mango.steen plantation near here last night28 words
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Article83 1960-05-16 8 CONCERT TO AID UNIVERSITY IPOH. Bun. An Indian classical music concert in aid of the Department of Indian Studies of the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, will be held at the St. John's HalL Ipoh, on May 18. The star of the show will be Srimathl M L. Vasantha Kumarl.83 words
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Article60 1960-05-16 8 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. The Commissioner of Lands and Mines, Trengganu, Inche Mohamed Anuar bin Lope Abdul Shukor, this morning opened a new market at Glugor Kedal. in the Tengah Local Council area, seven miles from here. He urged the people to pay their dues to the60 words
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Article59 1960-05-16 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association has received $14,692 from business houses In response to the chairman's appeal for financial support to continue SATA's work this year. These are latest donations: Buddhist Union $100: MlstrJ Singapore Trust $5,000; Oeylang Methodist Girls' School 138; senior officers of Singapore59 words
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232 1960-05-16 8 YOUNG COUPLE ROBBED OF THEIR SAVINGS.. .NOW A HAPPY ENDING A YOUNG photographer and his pretty assistant, who were robbed of their $1,129 savings almost on the eve of their wedding last week, were married in Koala Lumpur yesterday. Tap Wai Hong, 25, who owns a small photo shop in232 words
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Article194 1960-05-16 8 PAK KASUR FORMS AN ORCHESTRA SINGAPORE, Sunday. A TOTAL of 441 freshmen at the University of A Malaya here will be initiated into the "mysteries" of university life at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall tomorrow. The newcomers will be welcomed by the Vice-Chan-cellor. Professor A. Oppenhelm, and senior members of194 words
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Article25 1960-05-16 8 IPOH, Sun.— The northern branch of the Malayan Medical Association will hold a convention here on Saturday. About 70 delegates are expected to attend.25 words
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Article395 1960-05-16 8 cheary, manager of the Industrial Promotions Board, has warned that the prospects of feeding a growing Singapore population are "bleak" unless there Is major economic development. He took the opposite view In a recent Radio Singapore discussion to Dr. Tham Ah Kow. Director of Primary Production.395 words
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Article, Illustration165 1960-05-16 8 51 0,000 for Corporal with right answers SINGAPORE, Sun. Corporal Shaari bin Mohamed Danl, of the Federation Police Force, has won the first prize of $10,000 in a contest held by the Brylcreem Manufacturers, Beecham (Malaya) Ltd. Cpl. Shaarl was the most successful entrant In guessing the ages of "six165 words
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Advertisement86 1960-05-16 8 Salem refreshes your taste... with a new idea in smoking I 4 menthol fresh Jpßtfoß rich tobacco taste if < modern filter, *^^^d too. •BUY A PACK TODAY- AND TRY THEM! "WETEX" LATEX PRODUCTS CO. 558. BUKIT TENGAH. BUKIT MERTAJAM CENTRAL PROVINCE WELLESLEY FED. OF MALAYA. P. O. BOX No.86 words
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Advertisement125 1960-05-16 8 PLUMROSE l/^gm JIT, WHY PAY RENT? r^s He- Own a 2 storey houm s—fc^^ for 15 years offer a *****11 tnttM few* payment of $3,500. OPaA ESTATE 6* Miles, SIGLAP RD. MO BM Im t» OK* Harlot, •tow. ■eftoott «c. mIMM* fißftln SIN CHEW REALTY LTD. fM asta— M-. r-—125 words
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Article551 1960-05-16 9 TOURISM and the colour film offer the picture postcard a new lease of life, with "X"' still marking the spot. But the gorgeous era of the postcard has vanished forever, and dear me. oh. what we missed Collecting of one kind or another was a551 words
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288 1960-05-16 9 Chromium plated pride, but a people of ideas and idealism THE CHARACTER OF AMERICAN HISTORY. 'By W. R. Ireck. (Mo<Tmillon 25* MODERN American history is much concerned with material achievement, but if this were all it consisted of the Americans would be as unattractive as their critics imagine them to288 words
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282 1960-05-16 9 BITTERNESS OVER WAR IN BURST OF POETRY COLLECTED POEMS OF SIR JOHN SQUIRE with a preface by John Betjeman (Macmillan, 255.) By Roland Challis BETJEMAN describes this book as "in the nature of an autobiography, for it displays the things Jack Squire held dear his frienos, ms children, lius nauve282 words
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176 1960-05-16 9 A RACE OF GREEN GINGER. By Averil MackenzieGrieve (Putnam. 21s. SOUTHERN China in 1924 was an unruly land for a young Englishwoman and her husband to arrive in. The Chinese demands for tariff autonomy and the abolition of extra-territo-nality were placing foreigners in an invidious176 words
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Advertisement316 1960-05-16 9 lough as they come Fast as they go NOW The Lower-Priced ETOILE only $5,985 8| l|| I I ARONDE /a£SS& I I I Url l^pei a car of international reputation WlMtf ll DESIGNED by the French yLI£JI CHOSEN by Hie American r PREFERRED by Maloyons The Simca Aronde P6O has316 words
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Advertisement139 1960-05-16 9 YOU DIAL TO DEFROST IT AND IT SHUTS ITS OWN DOOR l^^^h 6§ iV tMt General Electric refrigerator I ni"^"Bfej»J**-i €3rvL£ (Model L B.81S) acts like something fioro ■tas^i' k2335fc H^flv the world of the future The special Gem rai Kg«|gX"^S_ Etoctric magnetic safety door closes itself !Hisd?s< >fGS^J automatically,139 words
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Miscellaneous307 1960-05-16 9 Straits Times Crossword L Sb Hs^sl _-^ILM__JLsfl ■M| ~"i^H^' I I I I I ACKOSS 6. Drink from a line gushing 4. »nd 1. down. Amicable com- stream (Si. pany can give one awurance 7. Possibly lion ls the con'B. 7). nectlon *7>. t. Play for safety make a late307 words
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Advertisement1239 1960-05-16 11 NOTICES BY ORDER OF THE NOTICE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE. COLONY OF NORTH BORNEO AUCTION SALE Of MOM 000.00 5We 6<« North UNCLAIMED, CONFISCATED. korneu Derei»wneiit Loan 1939 UNSERVICEABLE A INTESTATE SrrtSred "Ec? im/m7 and ESTATE GOODS Comprising:St 4/19« and IW/I 7 an(l Bicycles, clothings, rubber, radios, 19(4/18 b hardware, jewellery,1,239 words
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Advertisement945 1960-05-16 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS! PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I PERLIS STATE SCHOLARSHIPS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Perils State Nationals of Non-Malay Origin for Scholarships tenable at the University of Malaya or Universities (or Similar Institutions) overseas. Candidates must be qualified for University admission. Application* must be made on the prescribed form (in duplicate). The945 words
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Advertisement660 1960-05-16 11 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates lor the poet of Trainee Engineer in the Board's Civil Engineering Department. 2. Candidates should t» between 2i and 30 yean of age aad snould be In possession ot a recognised University Degree in Civil Engineering. During the course660 words
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Advertisement752 1960-05-16 11 (Continued from Page SITUATIONS VACANT M Wordt tS (Mi*.)— Box tt ett. txtrm FACTORY CLERK 2nd Orade for Eatate Centrifuge Factory la Negrl Sembllaa. Please forward particulars to Box AMS4 S.T. K.L. QUALIFIED BOOKKEEPER required for old established Chinese Firm. Must be able to write out full set of book*752 words
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Advertisement1049 1960-05-16 11 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word, U (Mim.)— Box tt eta. tatrm WANTED CHORAL AMAH for European* must be good cook clean and speak English. Apply Telephone Spore ***** Ext. 1 In office hours. RIQUIRtD IMMIDIATILT for mat* In Kslaatan Resident Chargeman with unrestricted CMrgaman's Certificate and also with W I reman*1,049 words
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Advertisement1053 1960-05-16 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Word* U (MimJ—SoM U eta. oxtra MOOBRN FURNISHED and *Bnimiafced stogie aaS doable- bed room Bat* at Dunearn tXotA. aVppl) P. U. Box 3031, Singapore. CAIRNHILL COURT PLAT*, blgti elfvatlon, 2 bedrooms (1 alrcondllloaed) 2 bathrooms, spacious sitting A dining rooms, batcoor. fully furnished Including celling tana,1,053 words
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Advertisement760 1960-05-16 11 WANTED M Woras Si (Mim.)— Bos St ett. txtrm OOOOWN SFACI about 3.0U0 square feet, within 3 mile* radius town area. Pnon* ***** during office hours. WANTID URCINTLV t* purchase •*«*nd-hand full tmrl billiard tables, I at should n*t b* brokM*. R**«*n*bl* (net offend. Apply P.O. Boi 427 Kuala Lumpur,760 words
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Article338 1960-05-16 12 TEOH ENG TATT - TEOH ENG TATT Services' accent is on teamwork AT first sight It looks as If Singapore Joint Services officials will have no problem fielding a powerful team In this year's Malaya Cup and F.A.M. Cud competitions. They nave several outstanding players who have had experience of338 words
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529 1960-05-16 12 Til IE PERAK Amateur Football Association -L has introduced intensive training schemes at two centres, Ipoh and Taiping, for the 25 players in preparation for the Malaya Cup competition this season. The States first Cup match will be against Perlis at Ipoh529 words
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Article223 1960-05-16 12 By CHAN BENG SOON PERLIS Malaya's northernmost and smallest state. Is expected to make several changes in the Malaya Cup team this year. Twenty-three players, ten of whom have played for the stats in past years, have been selected for training. There are: Osman Hassan.223 words
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Article, Illustration11 1960-05-16 12 Newcomers to watch this season MINC KEWC WAH LIANG FOOK CHUAN11 words
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369 1960-05-16 12 ITALIAN-BRED IMC IS REGISTERED IN CLASS 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Arst Italianbred racehorse to be Imported into Malaya has been registered with the Straits Racing Association. He is a four-year-old gelding named I.M.C. (late Maturru) by the Irish sire Big Oame out of Just Win. I.M.C. Is registered In Class369 words
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476 1960-05-16 12 lirfclOHTS for all Ja-Ngan-L* I Black Gold 8.07 IT races at Buklt Say Die S.lO l Paths of Timah on Wednes- Grey Court 8.09 Wisdom 8.85 j. v Telew 8.08 GalUat Scholar 8.04 fi a. n. v 9_*tF nower Q"** 11 "riluant476 words
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Article, Illustration87 1960-05-16 12 BALTIMORE. Sun. Ballyache, three-year-old colt who finished second recently In the Kentucky Derby, was sold for M 84 .500.000 yesterday. Mr. Leonard Fruchtman. steel executive of Toledo (Ohio), sold the son of Ballydam-Celestial Blue to a syndicate headed by Mr Joseph L Arnold, of Leylngton.Reuter - 87 words
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Article417 1960-05-16 12 SYDNEY, Sun. Weekend Australian soccer results: NSW Fed. IMt. 1 Auburn 3 Sydney Aust. 3 Blaiikstone 6 Manly 1, Budapest 5 Oranvllle 1, Canterbury 0 Apia 3, Corrlmal U. 3 Balgownle 3. Northside 3 Hakoah 1. Prague 2 Olades VlUe 2. NSW Fed. DW. Z Corinthians417 words
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Article186 1960-05-16 12 Tulloh sets 3 miles record TONDON. Sun. 4 sparkling three miles for Cambridge by Britain's bare-footed runner Bruce Tulloh was the feature of the annual athletics meeting between Oxford and Cambridge Universities at the White City Stadium here yesterday. Tulloh won the event In 13min. 32.65ec. easily a record. ButReuter - 186 words
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Article50 1960-05-16 12 NEW YORK. Sun. Beverly Baker Fleltz yesterday announced her withdrawal from the American Wightman Cup lawn tennis team to meet Britln at Wimbledon on June 10-11. She will be replaced by 18-year-old Karen Hantze, the nn'ional girls' champion and ranked No. 8 among the women players. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article34 1960-05-16 12 3INOAPORE. Sun. R. A. Flanagan and Mrs. K. A. Seth won the 18 holes stroke (flag) conrpetltlon at the Royal Singapore Oolf Club today. Runners-up were* TbL and Mrs. A. C. Cox.34 words
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Advertisement121 1960-05-16 12 ECONOMICAL SAFE SIMPLE TOUGH YAMAHA aV^ 125 cc Si 25# cc. 4 speed gear-box. Signal Light*. I Push button starter. m The Motorcycle with the A4-Star Thoroughbred:* FUNCTIONAL BEAUTY JET-LIKE ACCELERATION TUBBO-SMOOTH PERFORMANCE ENGINEERED FOR LIFE-LONG DEPENDABILITY Latest Models Free Demonstration No Obligation. BOLE AGENTSLAI COMPANY, Noa. 170-172. BATI ROAD121 words
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270 1960-05-16 13 SA pace bowlers dismiss Essex for 98 TLFORD, Sun. Six--1 teen wickets fell for only 277 runs here yesterday in the match between the South African touring team and Essex. Having shot out the county side for 98, the tourists lost half their wickets in reaching that total, but wentReuter - 270 words
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Article379 1960-05-16 13 COUNTY CRICKET Saturday's close: At Cambridge: 1 Hant? 449-5 (R Marshall 143. M. 1 Horton 98. D. Baldry 89. T. Ingle-by-MarKeruie 46 n.o); Cambridge 30-0. At Lords: Middlesex 180: Glamorgan 69-8 fJ. Evans 40 no.). At I Herd: Essex 98 (H. Tay field 8-43 >; South Africans379 words
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Article, Illustration602 1960-05-16 13 BRAVO! THIS MATCH HAS EVERYTHING 22 'heroes'— but Robert Choc and Cheng Lee deserve special credit By NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur, Sunday WHEN the country's best Malay and Chinese footballers meet, the result should be a very good match, and this was exactly the spectacle Malayan Chinese and Malayan Malays602 words
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88 1960-05-16 13 M-SOCCER: ALL EIGHT COUNTRIES SAY YES RL'ALA I.IMPIR Sun— AU eight countries invited for the Merdeka soccer tournament here in August have accepted. The eight rouatriet are: Japan, Korea, Vietnam. Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Pakistan and Thailand. The Koreans who were doubt lul earlier whether they could make the trip,88 words
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Article76 1960-05-16 13 PENANO. Sun. Pang Slang Telk will captain Penang against Kedah in their Malaya Cup soccer match at Alor Btar on Friday. The team will be selected from: Pang Slang Telk (capt.>, O. Vasu. M. Kuppan. Ariff Arlffln, Yusoff Kasslm. Aziz Ahmad. Omar Itam, Manaf Mydln. Ishak76 words
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306 1960-05-16 13 MALAYAN cyclists can now look forward to brighter proa* pects and cycling officials can stop moaning about the "cludertlla" itatua of their aport. With membership of the International Cycling Union the world body Malayan cycling has achieved lour delayed prettlge and opened the route to306 words
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199 1960-05-16 13 GAN TURNS ATTACKER TO SNATCH VICTORY SINGAPORE. Sun— Tan Eng Liang, the Chinese Swimming Club and Singapore waterpolo goalkeeper, will always hay« a healthy respect for Oan En* Trek. For defender Oan today turned attacker and beat Eng Liang three times with brilliant solo dashes to help Police snatch a199 words
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Miscellaneous1158 1960-05-16 13 SPORTS SUMMARY BADMINTON IB* 2 'Narayanan. Lofonathan) Spore open champlonshlpk: Ye- PondoK Peranalcan 1 tJnfTari. teraas' sinfles (Ist id) Ong Pen-inj Dlv. 1: Muslim R.C. 'A' Poh Llm bt B.C Mah 15-4. 15-1: 3 Awang a, Mohamed Anls) Hodrl b Habi bt Ibrahim b. Shaflee Ramblers A a (O. Rozells.1,158 words
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Miscellaneous48 1960-05-16 13 SOCCTK Upon Dhr. 1: Daml Allah Maxwell (Jn Be«ar, S.1S): Dlv. 3C: SHB Police v Serangoon MY. I iFarrar Park); Dlv. 3D: Arsenal v Binung Bulan iFunr Park), RTC v TTC (O«ylangi J. Bhan Dlr. 2: Police v Starlight 'A': 231 BVD iMORJ T Kllat Club (JC8C grt).48 words
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770 1960-05-16 14 F. SALAHUDIN - COOKE SPINS POLICE TO A 17-RUN WIN SKIPPER Reggie da Silva, with a brilliant 85 which included 12 fours, and off-spinner Cecil Cooke, with figures of six for 45, helped Police to regain leadership of the Singapore Cricket Association's Senior tournament and hand Royal Air Force their first defeat of770 words
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Article137 1960-05-16 14 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. Minister of Finance, beat Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. Minuter of Education, in straight sets of 24-22. 21-10 In an exhibition table tennis match at the Happy World stadium. In the P.A.P. inter-branch competition Tanjong Pagar beat Rociiore 4-2 to137 words
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186 1960-05-16 14 rpHE Singapore Teachers' green light to the forr all registered teachers in crisis SINGAPORE. Sunday. Union today gave the lation of a giant union of the State. At an extraordinary meeting, the union passed a revised constitution which will enable it to admit186 words
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Article16 1960-05-16 14 MODDER: Suddenly, at 429 A. River Valley Road, last night. Malcolm Modder. aged 40. Funeral today.16 words
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Article28 1960-05-16 14 EDINBURGH. Scotland, Sun. Marie Ashton. Man-chester-born pianist, tonight established a new world nonstop piano playing record 132 hours beating by two hours the previous record.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article24 1960-05-16 14 DERBY. Central England, Sun. Two workmen were buried alive beneath an avalanche of dry cement at a Derbyshire cement works today. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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152 1960-05-16 14 ONDON. Suu. The Li British trade union movement is facing the worst financial crisis in its history, according to facts disclosed by a Trade Union Congress survey published today. The survey reveals that 75 unions spent more than they received from their members'152 words
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Article224 1960-05-16 14 Smallpox epidemic in Borneo JAKARTA. Sun.— There is a smallpox epidemic in Tarakan. North -East Borneo, according to Antara news agency. The agency said it understood from reliable sources that the disease had been bought by ships from the Celebes and Timor. NEW YORK: A doctor told a medical society224 words
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296 1960-05-16 14 CINGAPORE.. Sun. Favourite Tay Choon Huat scored another comfortable win in the Singapore Badminton Associations Junior Singles champlunslup tonight wnen lie beat Kasmaui Omar 15-3, 15-5 in a second round match. Results: Men's sinrlea 2nd round: Llew Chee Lam ot296 words
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