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Title Section29 1963-09-04 1 The Straits Times v\■ it V 4, »\n v (ruin iu> saii i v<i i i»s 100.000 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1963 15 CENTS Mcl* 4** KDN 35229 words
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Article393 1963-09-04 1 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Yang di Pertuan Negara today dissolved the Legislative Assembly and issued writs for a general election. Nomination Day has been set for Sept. 12 and Election Day expected to be in mid-October will be announced shortly after nominations for the 51 seats. An official393 words
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Article622 1963-09-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that Malaysia would be established on Sept. 16 despite a strong protest from the Indonesian Government. "We postponed Malaysia to suit them/* the Tengku said. "We cannot postpone it again." Agreed And he' added: "Malaysia has622 words
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267 1963-09-04 1 WEE KIM WEE - UN TEAM EXTENDS ITS STAY IN SABAH WEE KIM WEE -From KUCHING, Tues.— The United Nations Malaysia mission team in Sabah has decided to postpone its departure from here for a day or two. It was originally expected to leave tomorrow. A statement issued today says the mission will hear267 words
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Article676 1963-09-04 1 SINGAPORE'S CLAIM NOT VALID' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THK Federation Government said tonight that the Singapore Government's claim to powers over defence and external affairs has "no legal or constitutional validity." I This statement came from the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. after a three-hour meeting between senior Cabinet Ministers676 words
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Article41 1963-09-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«. The Malayan Railway today announced special concession fares single (are for a double journey from any station to the Federal capital during the Malaysia celebrations. The concession Is applicable from Sept. 14 to Sept. 18.41 words
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Article38 1963-09-04 1 CAPETOWN, Tues. Train services on the Capetown-Simon.s-town route were disrupted today when saboteurs blew up signal cables at five different places on the suburban railway line here. Over 50,000 commuters were late for work. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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114 1963-09-04 1 Tugs from Hong Kong four days overdue From GEORGE LIU lIONG KONG, Tues.— A convoy of three barges and a dredger, towed by two tugboats with equipment for a construction project in Malaya, was four days overdue in Singapore today. Royal Navy ships between here and Singapore have been alerted114 words
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Article18 1963-09-04 1 MOSCOW, Tues. Mr. Khrushchev arrived back in Moscow today from his visit to Yugoslavia.18 words
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Article497 1963-09-04 1 Lee: 'We are right MR. Lee Kuan Yew tonight gave the British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, Mr. Dnnca n Sandys until Sept. 12 "to sort out certain matters with regard to the Malaysia agreement." The Prime Minister added "Otherwise, he will have to face the consequences of our proclamation on Aug.497 words
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Article, Illustration309 1963-09-04 1 Buddhist Senator shaved bald in sympathy gesture 'I HOPE RELIGIOUS CRISIS IN VIETNAM WILL SOON END' OENANG. Tues.r-Two Buddhist leaders Senator Cheah Seng Khim, 58, vice-presi-dent of the Malayan Buddhist Association, and Mr. Teh Geoh Sye, 63, a retired clerk sacrificed their hair this afternoon as a gesture of sympathy309 words
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Article90 1963-09-04 1 KUCHMG, Tues.— Indonesian observers to the United Nations Malaysia mission received a bundle of anti Indonesian posters on Sunday night, only a few hours after their arrival. The posters, some printed, some neatly hand lettered, were sent to the Indonesians at their hotel. The tram leader,UPI - 90 words
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Article30 1963-09-04 1 SAIGON, Tues. Communist, Viet Cong guerillas abducted a French employee of the Lai Khe, rubber plantation In Binh Duong Province last Tuesday, it waq| learned here today. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article24 1963-09-04 1 KATMANDU, Tues. Dr. WIH 11am Unsoeld, the American conqueror of Everest, had nine- frost-u bitten toes amputated here today. Reut«rReuter - 24 words
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Article134 1963-09-04 1 GEOFFREY GELDARD - Gurkha forces get 2 more GEOFFREY GELDARD l From KUCHING, Tues. Gurkhas have killed two more members of the bearded Indonesian terrorist leader's 60--man gang, making a total of 11 killed since Aug. 16. Another three of the gang are believed to have been killed, but their bodies have not134 words
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Article44 1963-09-04 1 INDONESIANS ATT VERY UPSET KICKING T«v A i<lin transceiver brought > s.ir.iwak by Indonesian h>er\er tram has brrn tipoundrd hv police in tuning, well informed Hirers --aid here t. lie InrloneMan ob»er\rr •Am was "very trp^-t lirn radio Ml **•»*> lakca v> it RenterReuter - 44 words
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Advertisement102 1963-09-04 1 PAYA LIBAR PARK (N*«r Pays l«fc«r Police Station) jMßttlon of Upper S«ren«oon ftd ft Po> a Lt bar Rd. Month. v SI 28.30 or 16 Yr. Initial. $1 1 ,400 rn.ee: 524.900 SIN CHEW REALTY LTD. it's time for a Jl$ c*e ..,as in 24 other countries throughout the world!102 words
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Article284 1963-09-04 2 'Aid will continue, but no victory against the Communists unless Govt wins popular support' HYANNIS PORT, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy is doubtful about victory against the Communists in South Vietnam "unless a greater effort is made" by the Saigon government to "win popular support." The U.S. wasReuter - 284 words
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Article95 1963-09-04 2 newspapers T AHORE, Tues. The West Pakistan Government Issued an ordinance yesterday setting up strict control over newspapers and setting up a commission which the Law Ministry said would have power to seize newspapers. The ordinance specified that newspapers may publish only "officially authorised proceedings" ofUPI - 95 words
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Article76 1963-09-04 2 BOMBAY. 1 uev Three people were killed whea police opened fire at Malecaon, about 200 miles from here, .after a dash during a religious procession. Eighty people were injured. 13 of them by bullets. Police said the trouble started when some people threw stones at the processionReuter - 76 words
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Article232 1963-09-04 2 CALL FOR NEW STOP THE WAR' TALKS PARIS, Tues.— An appeal to the big powers to call a new international conference for bringing about peace in South Vietnam and for a genuine ceasefire between North and South Vietnam was made here yesterday by a former Prime Minister of Indochina fromReuter - 232 words
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172 1963-09-04 2 MiGs can be used against China, says Nehru V"EW DELHI, Tues. The question whether the fighter planes Russia had given to India could be used against Communist China came up in the Lower House of Parliament yesterday. The Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, said the Soviet Union had not forbidden suchReuter - 172 words
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188 1963-09-04 2 Moscow taunts Peking on Hong Kong 'growth' MOSCOW, Tuesday. THE SOVIET Government newspaper Izvestia today attacked China for ignoring "the sufferings of its countrymen in the British colony of Hong Kong." It was difficult to reconcile this with the "terrible fuss which the Chinese leaders made about the plight ofReuter - 188 words
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Article58 1963-09-04 2 MACAO, Tues. The number of Chinese refugees entering this Portuguese territory from mainland China in August totalled 147, according to the Nationalist Chinese Refugee Relief Association here. This is I*B more than In July, when the lowest flture of the year— 39— was returned, but still very far58 words
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166 1963-09-04 2 PLEVEN delegates from the insurgent Communist Party of Burma, a major wing of the Burmese Communist movement popularly known as the White Flag Communists, said today they were sent by the central committee of their party to meet the ruling Revolutionary Council to prepareReuter - 166 words
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Article36 1963-09-04 2 UO6OOW. Turn— Ah- Vioa-ltar-«h»l Omar Dam. Indonesian Air Force Chief of Staff, arrived here ywtcrtfay for a visit m fueat of the Soviet Air Force, according to the Soviet news aganey Taas.— ltouter.36 words
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Article, Illustration86 1963-09-04 2 BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai Prime Minister, Marshal Sarit Thanarat (above), said yester day Thailand was not concerned over the reported Russian offer to strengthen the air force of neighbouring Cambodia. "We have superior Jets In bigger numbers and we have superior pilots," he said,UPI - 86 words
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235 1963-09-04 2 10 die in Algeria army-civilian clashes A LGIERS, Tues. Ten A people were killed In two clashes last week between soldiers and civilians, reliable reports said yesterday. Both Incidents occurred In Wlllaya Four, a military area known for its tough fighting men and Its opposition to" Premier Ahmed Ben Bella235 words
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107 1963-09-04 3 VTEW YORK, Tues. 11 Ann Vanderbilt. divorced sixth wife of millionaire Cornelius Vanderbilt, was treated in hospital yesterday for barbiturate intoxication, police said. Police said Mrs. Vanderbilt had been talking over the telephone with a friend In Florida. Line goes dead TheReuter - 107 words
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Article40 1963-09-04 3 BERLIN. Tues. Hollywood producer Walt Disney arrived here yesterday for a one week stay during which he will attend the first shooting of his film "Bmll and the Ltatectlves," alter the children's novel by Erich Kaestner Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article130 1963-09-04 3 KJEW YORK, Tues. 11 Riot trained police dispersed hundreds of unruly, jeering teTnasers at two American seaside resorts last night, The teenagers assembled at Hampton Beach. New Hampshire, and Seaside, Oregon, for the annual Labour Day holiday week end. They packed the streets drinking beerReuter - 130 words
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Article, Illustration315 1963-09-04 3 Colour bar Governor faces public school defiance TUSKEGEE (Alabama), Tuesday. Board of the Tuskegee Public (State) School yesterday decided to defy segregationist Governor George Wallace's order delaying its opening for a week to prevent the admission of Negroes. Tae school superintendent said the school, was "Any other course In theReuter - 315 words
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Article, Illustration82 1963-09-04 3 NO LOVE FOR ALIZA SOPHISTICATED, elegant, witty and beautiful. Aliza Gur is a girl to make every man look 'twice even 007, secret agent James Bond. It is in the James Bond film "From Russia With Love," coming out next month, that Alfea will be seen again. But she doesn'tMirrorpic - 82 words
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Article81 1963-09-04 3 KIEL (West Germany), Tues. A senior West German police officer has bean arrested here on suspicion of having been the head of a Nazi "operation commando" which carried out illegal executions in the Soviet Union -4uring the war the Schleswlg-Hols-teln State Government said last night A spokesmanReuter - 81 words
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Article51 1963-09-04 3 STUTTGART. Tues.— Doctors attending Professor Theador Heuss. the 79-year-old former West German President, said here last night his heart was weakening. Professor Heuss. who Is in St Catherine's Hospital here suffering from thrombosis had his left leg amputated on Aug. 37 to stop the spread of gangrene.Reuter - 51 words
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Article120 1963-09-04 3 NEW YORK. Tuct. A television camera and a microphono dropped 300 feet into a collapsed mine shaft at Hazleton,, Pennsylvania, yesterday, failed to find any trace of Louis Bova, trapped in the pit since Aug 13. There is little hope that Bova. who has120 words
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231 1963-09-04 3 The music goes on and on at quarantine hotel VIENNA, Tues. A Gypsy band is playing music virtually non-stop to entertain about 700 guests under quarantine because of a suspected smallpox outbreak maa Budapest hotel. As they play, white coated doctors are examining guests. The whole of Budapest was yesterdayReuter - 231 words
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Miscellaneous29 1963-09-04 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /ybtwe suPPtn's *A /v/b««iudT\ I rue cveN-DON-rJ uj/uir^ißei 11 wait for ust-s I WONPcRFUL w--^ \CWLM9KKno£/ (oh? what ma/i ttju\ jr^\ (voub ft ziuort29 words
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643 1963-09-04 4 A QUESTION on how to estimate whether a woman was a prostitute was raised by the chairman of the Hotels' Licensing Board, Mr. TIC. Cheng, today. At a meeting of the board, Mr. Cheng asked Mrs Peter S.S.643 words
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298 1963-09-04 4 SINGAPORE, Turn. ITNIVERSITY expan- sion is proceeding rapidly in every part of the world and the supply of. academic stan is inadequate to meet the expanding needs. This was one of the major points brought out at the conference of the Association of Commonwealth298 words
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Article70 1963-09-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The University of Malaya lias announced the appointment of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Dr. Wang Oung wu to the Chair of History. Dr. Wang has been senior lec- turer In the Department of Hl»--u>ry since July 1960. He obtained his70 words
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Article396 1963-09-04 4 'THE .following Ii today acntdula 1 of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVAL! BO AC: From London. Roma, Damaacus, BasMad. Karachi. Calcutta, Rangoon (BA T2O) 5.50 p.m. Japan Air Una*: From Tokyo. Rook Kong. Bangkok <JL, 711) 6 15 p.m.; from Jakarta396 words
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254 1963-09-04 4 JAILED for ROBBING DANCE HOSTESS SINGAPORE, Turn. A YOUNG man who underwent 20 months reformatory training for armed robbery in 1959 was jailed 7 for 10 years by Mr. Justice Chua in the Assize Court today. Chua Sai Koon. 21, unemployed, admitted robbing a dance hostess, Son Mvi Quee. with254 words
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Article, Illustration193 1963-09-04 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A musician, a businessman and a clerk were today commended for their "public spirit and courage" In arresting two petty thieves on May 18 this year. They received commendation certificates from the Acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. John Le Cain. Deputy193 words
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Article403 1963-09-04 5 STABBING OF 'TIGER CUB' DENIED Man accused of revenge killing pENANG, Tues. A shop assistant, Lim Ah Tee. today denied he had stabbed a man nicknamed "Low Hor Chye" (Tiger Cub) in revenge for an earlier fight over some cinema blackmarket tickets. "I used to sell these tickets before, but403 words
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Article, Illustration124 1963-09-04 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Gurdial Singh (above), has taken over duties as Assistant Commissioner of Police (Detachments) the post held by Mr. Cheah Tent Cheoh, whose services were terminated by the Singapore Government last Friday. Mr. Gurdial Singh was originally scheduled to take over as124 words
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Article52 1963-09-04 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ah architect. Thomas Khoo. pleaded not guilty in a Magistrate^ Court today to a charge of causing hurt to a fireman. Teo Boon Hul. by punching him opposite the Serangoon Fire Station on May 28 The case will be heard on Dec. 10. Ball52 words
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Article148 1963-09-04 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. J. S. Brock of RAF Tengah won the nrst prize of $700 in the August blood donor competition with 221 donors. He won the competition rrom four other team leaders. They were Mr. Chew Tak Liam of 2nd Bn., Singapore Infantry Regiment,148 words
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230 1963-09-04 5 LANGKAWI AIRFIELD PROJECT DELAYED BY RAIN A LOR STAR, Tues. Wet weather and unfavourable soil conditions have delayed completion of the new Pulau Langkawi airfield which the Sultan of Kedah will declare open on Thursday. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the original mover of the project, will be present230 words
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Article29 1963-09-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Economic Society of Malaya, will hold its general meeting on Sept. 20. at L-cture Theatre A. Faculty of Art*. University of Malaya, here.29 words
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Article55 1963-09-04 5 IPOH. Tues.— Tan Chooi Piew. 47, a vegetable gardener, was fined $50 here today for trespassing into the house of Yip Hooi Pens on the nighi ot Aug. 19. The court woe told he thumped the table and challenged Yip to a fight. "I had had55 words
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Article25 1963-09-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mrs. A. Hosni will give a cooking demonstration (Including preparation of Egyptian rice) at the Women's International Club on Friday.25 words
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Article46 1963-09-04 5 RAUB, Tues.— Dato Balwant Singh, a Kuala Lumpur lawyer has been elected chairman and director of the Pahang Lin Siong Bus Company. Raub. Other directors elected are:— Messrs Soam Nath Joshi. Wee Kirn Soo. Ng Joo Khoon. R. Chinniah and Wong Tong Hee.46 words
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Article25 1963-09-04 5 TAIPINO. Tues.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will declare open the $490,000 three-storey air-condi-tioned Burvey Department headquarters here on Sunday25 words
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Article, Illustration381 1963-09-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. gALLOT papers were distributed today to the 3,500 amahs working for Commonwealth servicemen to determine whether they should go on strike to back their claims. Mr. S. J. H. Zaidi, president of the War Department Civilian Staff Association381 words
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232 1963-09-04 5 Umno class conscious charge by expelled headman PENANG. Tues.— Haji Ahmad bin Haji Awang, headman of Sungei Dua, who has been expelled by the Umno village branch, today accused Penang Umno of showing class consciousness. In a statement, he said there were three categories of Umno members: FIRST CLASS comprising232 words
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161 1963-09-04 5 PENANG. Tues. A tussle for the chairmanship of the Penang Rural District Council between the Umno and MCA has ended amicably with a compromise. The Dresent chairman. Mr. Oeh Chong Keat. Is expected to give ud next month 1" favour of Inche Sulong bin161 words
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Article41 1963-09-04 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Tu«.— The District Officer Kuala Muda. Syed Ostnan Idid. will declare open a two-day trade union course for 40 Malay union officials from various estates in central Kedah at the Gandhi Mero rial Hall here tomorrow.41 words
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Advertisement316 1963-09-04 5 What makes the Parker T- Ball such a wonderful ball pen? I Jf To be perfectly fair, there is no single feature of this k, pen that deserves mention over another. Each part, doing its designated job, contributes to the T- Ball's superb performance. I Take that tiny coil of316 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1963-09-04 6 LEE FOO SAN, MICHAEL FOONG - LEE FOO SAN, MICHAEL FOONG 7 WAS HAPPY TO LEAD POLICE TO HIS HOUSE: HE HAD GIVEN ME NAMES OF FOUR PEOPLE' Reporters: JPOH, Tues. A mechanic the brother of one of the six accused in the Baxter murder case told1,077 words
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Article33 1963-09-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Donations received by the Strait* Times today for the National Patriotic Fund totalled $223 33 bringing the grand total received by It up to date to $142,116 90.33 words
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83 1963-09-04 6 Ceremony to hand over 'black swan' SINGAPORE, Tuiw The former commander of No. 103 (Helicopter) Squadron hi Cyprus, Squadron Leader I. A. Wilson, presented a stuffed black Australian swan to Squadron Leader Peter Davies, the new squadron commander, at RAF Seletar yesterday. The swan is depicted on the squadron badge.83 words
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Article48 1963-09-04 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A middleaged woman. Cnang Aook Gem. was charged in a magistrate? court today with causing a miscarriage on Chan Yoon Thai, a housewife, at a bouse In Race Course Road at 1 p.m. on May 27. Chang pleaded not guilty and was allowed ball.48 words
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118 1963-09-04 6 CINOAPORE. Tues. Mr. Wong Fang Onn of Singapore has won the highest award, the GibsonHill Memorial Plaque, in the Uth Malaysian Photographic Exhibition, sponsored by the Photographic Society here. His entry was a coloured print entitled "Across the Waves." The contest attracted entries from118 words
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275 1963-09-04 6 Blood debt warning to Japan by chamber chief KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya's relations with Japan will deteriorate with serious consequences even to a boycott of Japanese Roods and refusal to handle Japanese cargo if Japan does not make a gesture of atonement for its blood-debt. This warning came today from275 words
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Article276 1963-09-04 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. pROFESSOR Lim Tay Boh, who left here today 1 for study leave at Cambridge University and Harvard University will make a close study of broadcasting at American colleges and assess whether this system could be applied to the University of Singapore. He276 words
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Miscellaneous57 1963-09-04 6 ITX N \HOH TUSW LETT MEOE..?f V 1« L S --N. HAVC M x nm e SPOTTED 7M' /THIS LMST T* SUBPRrSEO A U* m/ 1 TWNK NOtm A HOC OH MAIN MOMMA/ 7HfiOU6H > ki /MUST II V Twe&E'S SC I *f> T\ GOTTEN US LOST. J COMS? f57 words
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Article, Illustration368 1963-09-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today advocated that fishermen and farmers should be covered by insurance policies for losses suffered as a result of natural calamities. 1 Speaking at the opening of the International Cooperative Alliance368 words
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164 1963-09-04 7 All set for rain making again in S'pore CINGAPORE. Tues. «J Rain making operations in Singapore will resume on Thursday or Friday, as soon as the Cessna 310, now being equipped in Kuala Lumpur, is ready. The general manager of the Public Utilities Board. Mr. Lee Slow Mong. announcing this164 words
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Article95 1963-09-04 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. For the second consecutive day, workers at Qian Singh's department store lni Raffles Place today went on strike! from noon to 2 p.m., despite a' warning from the management that If they did so they would be dismissed. The management Issued warning95 words
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277 1963-09-04 7 J/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. 1V Negotiations are going on with the Employees Provident Fund for a loan of $54 million to implement the first housing scheme ever undertaken by a trade union. Mr. A. J. Morris, president of the local branch of277 words
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139 1963-09-04 7 OINGAPORE, Tues The control on im-i ports of certain com-! modities has been lifted by the Singapore Government with effect from yesterday. The commodities which are DO longer subject to specific licensing or quantitative control are cotton wool and OttMf surgical dressings, sani- tary towels,139 words
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Article88 1963-09-04 7 Goh for Bangkok conference SINGAPORE. Tues. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, left here today for Bangkok to attend the opening session of the new Asian Institute of Economic Development and Planning. Dr. Goh, a member of the seven-man governing council of the institute, which is part of Ecafe,88 words
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Article32 1963-09-04 7 SINGAPORE. Tues The' Chartered Bank staff contributed $185 to the Madam Jathambal Fund on Aug. 30 and not $85 a* published in the Straits Times. The error is regretted.32 words
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186 1963-09-04 7 Planter, 20, dies in hospital after road crash IT U A L A LUMPUR. lv Tues. A planter, seriously injured on Friday night when he was thrown from his motor-cycle at Sungei Choh. 23 miles from here, died at the General Hospital this morning without regaining consciousness. le was John186 words
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Article63 1963-09-04 7 'SINGAPORE. Tues.—Negotiations are now going on between the Straits Steamship Company Limited and the Singapore National Seamen's Union for better terms of compensation lor 38 crew members of the ship Marudu. who are to be signed off soon. The ship is to be bought over by63 words
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263 1963-09-04 7 Don't blame us for tax rise say civil servants ifUCHING. Tues. The North Borneo Civil Service Union has reacted strongly to being blamed for the increases in taxation because of higher civil service pay. The union In a statement said: "It now appears that in announcing the increase in taxation263 words
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Obituary57 1963-09-04 8 it Wmrim Sit (Minimum) CABLE NEWS has been received hy Mr I. Valllpur.im that his brother I. Kanagasahai formerly of Malayan i:ai!«ays died peacefully at hi* home n ceyloa. CALE. JOHN ROLLO of Sungei Choh Batata on 3 9,U as a result of IBjuries received la a motorcycle accident57 words
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Article146 1963-09-04 8 MR. AND MRS. K. Selvarajah thank mission of their marriage on 23. 6.1 I Klang MR. MRS. P Ananda thank all re atives. friends for their kind assist Mjaa, attendance, good wishes and i.ihiable presents on the occasion of 'heir marriage on Jl-H-63 at Ipoh MR. A MRS. John146 words
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Article353 1963-09-04 8 Word* Sit (Minimum) HOME IS MORC of a r»ret horns aj Airwic-k is nprnyed. Keeps air trrva and »»e*t-»mellins all day. FOR SOUND TEETH and healthy mirai. give terthtnt; i hildreo Kyvtta m.i«e from wholemeal rye neb In iiamma Kamly dlyevtible. SASHAY Simple** Bra. by Warner Contour Lac-y top353 words
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Article712 1963-09-04 8 The really extraordinary I I feature of the inopportune controversy over the constitutional arrangements for Mai- aysia is that dispute was possible. Was there no under- standing a* all as to what would happen on August 31, the Malaysia date of the Mall aysia Agreement? It is712 words
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Article303 1963-09-04 8 Mr. Cabot Lodge has taken a i critical decision in offering sanctuary in the U.S. Embassy to the Buddhist leader, Thich Tri Quang. The situation is j totally different from the one in I Hungary which it may recall, i Cardinal Mindszenty was a fugitive from a Government303 words
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Article233 1963-09-04 8 There is fear for the safety of eleven fishermen who put out to sea off Port Swettenham last Saturday and have not been heard of since. In the Kedah and Perlis rice-growing areas, an unusually long drought has disputed the planting programme, to the extent that up to233 words
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Article, Illustration1020 1963-09-04 8 Peter Polomka - Peter Polomka AS THOUSANDS OF PARCHED ACRES IN KEDAH THIRST FOR RAIN: from Alor Star, Tuesday WORST FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS_ THREATENS^ TO RUIN A GREAT MANY FARMERS WHEN rain fell here a few days ago, in their joy farmers forgot the Merdeka festivities and put1,020 words
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156 1963-09-04 8 SINGAPORE: 'NO CHANGE IN STATUS' rE rebuke of the Federation Government, seemingly directed at the British Government but in fact Intended for Singapore and our Prime Minister, is well merited. Your readers, however, do not understand why this rebuke is Justified since you 1 have repeatedly published statements that a156 words
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Letter67 1963-09-04 8 NOW that the Commissioner for the Federal Capital has agreed to "clean up" Kuala Lumpur in time for the Malaysia celebrations, is it too much to suppose that he will order the resurfacing of some of our j roads—particularly Camp- bell Road and Ampang 1 Road? Later perhaps67 words
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692 1963-09-04 8 WAITING FOR DENNING. by IVAN YATES LONDON. Tues— Every- one is waiting for Denning. Mr. Macmillan is waiting. So is Mr. Wilson. So are all the members of the Administration. They are waiting for the results of what is now seen as an692 words
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Advertisement390 1963-09-04 8 Strait* Tiaes Malay Mail CieMlftod advert l**ment* may be ha*4)*4) Hi la* e**«r CCM.D STORAGE ARCAOK OrcO»ra *oa* COLO tTONASI •••NCHII AT HOLLAND ROAO— KATONO lI'PII. ROAD-NAVAL BASK t I«rt Afeots: crnr iook store ltd Wloceieeter Hoase. (oltyee Qoay TM NBW« FRONT nirpitrtck'* Sußormar** M. M. ISMAIL a Admiralty >osd.390 words
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Advertisement23 1963-09-04 8 JADE CARVINGS at very reasonable prices See them TODAY C. K. TANG (SINGAPORE) LTD. 310. ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL: *****. ***** (4 LINES)23 words
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Advertisement154 1963-09-04 8 Dtfd Trw4* Mart X* J PEDAL CAR TRIKE The majnificent range of Pedal Motor Cart and Triket is out- laV' Handing for design, authenticity Bk and attention to detail. Each model is beautifully finished in variety of jay > 17 TnANOftMHUWm Burroughs is the name for Accounting MACHINES Whatever your154 words
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285 1963-09-04 9 Lee and Toh re-elected to PAP posts SINGAPORE, Tues. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, have been reelected secretary-gen-eral and chairman of the People's Action Party respectively. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. was rerlected deputy chairman of the285 words
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Article38 1963-09-04 9 In yesterday's Issue of the Straits Times, a photograph of Mr. Chan Chong Wen. Alliance M.P. for Kluang. was wrongly identified as that of Senator Cheah Seng Khim of Penan*. The Straits Times regrets the error.38 words
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Article, Illustration381 1963-09-04 9 AUSTEN ZECHA - The smile that means a new lease of life AUSTEN ZECHA by take such delicate cardiac surgery due to the lack of qualified staff. Miss Wong's successful operation in Australia three months ago was also paid i for by Rotary Club members. Both girls will be guests of honour at381 words
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95 1963-09-04 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tan Chye Teck, alias Tan Ah Bah. 22. was Jailed for six years by. Mr. Justice Chua in the Assize Court today on a charge of armed robbery. Tan was also Jailed for five years for throwing acid at Goh Lian95 words
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Article67 1963-09-04 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court today adjourned Indefinitely hearing of the wage dispute between the Chung Khlaw Bank Ltd. and the Singapore General Employees' Union to enable the parties to try and settle their dispute through negotiations. The dispute relates to a claim by67 words
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120 1963-09-04 9 Man, baby killed, five hurt in crash KOTA BHARU, Tues. A four-month-old baby and businessman were killed this morning when the taxi In which they were travelling collided with a van at the 6th mile Kota Bharu— K ua 1 a Krai road. The baby. Rohan! blnte Hassan, died on120 words
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Article46 1963-09-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three youths two armed with daggers raided a provision shop at Kampong Slam off Pahang Road here- yesterday morning and escaped with goods worth $122. They stole three bottles of beer. 10 packets of cigarettes and a transistor radio.46 words
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Article48 1963-09-04 9 SEREMBAN, Tues. A rural health training school Is to be built at Rembau this year costIng $400,000. the Chief Medical and Health Officer, Dr. A. 8. Sandhu. said today. The site plans and drawings are being prepared at the PWD headquarters at Kuala Lumpur.48 words
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Article, Illustration1011 1963-09-04 9 Shipping firm overspent $100,000 (COURT) (TOLD) BURHANUDDIN AND 8 OTHERS ON SUMMONS CHARGES IfUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The secretary of a shipping company here whose nine directors are facing three summons charges told the Sessions Court today that the company, which had a paid-up capital of $142,369, had overspent by more1,011 words
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227 1963-09-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TNCHE Abdullah Arlffln, president of the Civil Service Clerical Union, Pahang, resigned today from a Joint working party of the staff side of the National Whitley Council dealing with the reorganisation of the clerical services. Inche Abdullah said that i he was227 words
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174 1963-09-04 9 President of Malacca council threatens 'expose' ALACCA, Tues. ITI The Socialist Front president of the Municipal Council, Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi. said today he would expose certain irregularities of the previous Alliance-controll-ed council if the State Government did not reply to the council's request for a commission of inquiry.174 words
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Article56 1963-09-04 9 ALOR BTAR. Tues. The Sessions Court President. Inche Abdul Manan bin Othman. today fined a tapper. Mat Arshad bin Man $10,000. in default one year's tau. for evading customs duty on 14Slb. of rubber seeds. Mat. 45. pleaded guilty to evading $1,430 duty on the seeds at56 words
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Article25 1963-09-04 9 SINGAPORE Tues. Th« Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will officially open the Oueenstown police station on Saturday at 7JO p.m.25 words
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Advertisement67 1963-09-04 9 HEfIT i" E229 .ne looks and the yS* /A FIT a man wants. j(~ Clarks browr Chupplee with crepe sole and heel. Sizes 5 to 10. $26.50 per pair RAFFLES PLACF I. SINGAPORE ywilllinill "HMllll ntMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIItIIIHIIIIHIIIItiniIIimiIIIIHIIIIIHg SALE \OW OX! Un win mmlno O.V ALL MOHESSKS I AW\ulchands I Couins •2-1,67 words
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Advertisement57 1963-09-04 9 jia^^^ i^iifir !iJL«>"~ dfl B^ EXHAUSTED? is this how you feel when you finish work? Just no energy left to enjoy yourself? Scott's Emulsion is what you need. l«) 1' SCOTT'S EMULSION contains Cod Liver Oil-Naturefe finest food tonic l|j -pecked with health-giving Vitamins A and D. JK#THE BORNEO COMPANY57 words
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Miscellaneous523 1963-09-04 9 Today's radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA tJHOKTWAVt StKVICfc NATIONAL SHOKTWAVE 41 metres M-KViCfc: MIUILM l\.»*fc SERVICE tt.l METRES 4<k o.elten AM.: 6.00 Time Signal. A.M.: 6.00 Oood Morning; 6.01 Negara-Ku. 6.02 P™ lud f To Mormng Prelude; 7.16 News; Breakfast; 7.00 Time bignal. 7SO Breakfast. Bulletin; 7JO Up The523 words
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425 1963-09-04 10 I Kuala Lumpur, Tuat. general of Umno, Inche Hussein bin Nordin. M.P. for Parlt, has been appointed chairman of the board In place of Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin. the Federal Establishment Officer. Other members are representatives of the Bank Negara, the Treasury425 words
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Article64 1963-09-04 10 TELUK ANSON. Tues.— A meeting of the Perak branch of the Junior Police Officers Association will be held here on Thursday. Among the subjects to be discussed will be one concerning the welfare of the rank and file of the force. The Raja Muda ef64 words
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149 1963-09-04 10 Estates union chief: Thanks for Malaysia holiday KUALA LIMPIR. Tues. A plantation workers' leader today expressed "complete satisfaction' with the employers' decision to declare a "inday paid holiday to celebrate the birth of Malaysia Mr. C. P. R. Menon. acting general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers, was149 words
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Article111 1963-09-04 10 Hunt for 2 youths who escaped SINGAPORE. Tues. De- tectives were today searching gangland hide-outs for I two youths who escaped from the reformative training centre in Ulu Bedok yesterday. The youths, Lim Kirn Chian. 17. alias Slew Kow. and Chua Quee Peck. 16. were working with other inmates clearing111 words
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Article192 1963-09-04 10 PENANG. Tu«s. A. CITY Council overIX seer, Mr. S. Subramanlam, told the Sessions Court today how he chased and caught an alleged snatch thief. Mr. Subramanlam was testifying at the trial of Lee Chin Noay, 21, who was Charged with attempting to rob V.192 words
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213 1963-09-04 10 Knifed man goes to police by trisha VIALACCA. Twos. A *man covered in blood and in a semi-conscious state was brought to the Central Police Station here last night in a trisha. He haa several stab wounds on his body and hand and one on the scalp Wong Kiew 23.213 words
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72 1963-09-04 10 I SINGAPORE. Tues. Ben LJne's latest high-speed cargo- passenger lmrr. the 13.015-ton I Benarmin. will arrive m Singai pore on Sunday on her maiden voyage from Europe to Japan. I The ship is named after a Scottish hill. Ben Armin. The Beti Line72 words
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Article47 1963-09-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Th« Chief of the General Staff. Mai Oen. Tengku Osman bin Tenglcu Mohamed Jewa. left here by air today for England to attend th» Commonwealth Armed Forces military exercises. "Minerva" and "Unison." He will be away for about a month.47 words
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Article37 1963-09-04 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Tv«. j Mr. E. A. FVrnandez has a«sumj ed duties as the officer-ln-charge of Police District Krlan to succeed Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Ismail, who la going to Britain for special training37 words
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Article36 1963-09-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«. A. Supplah. 54, a municipal labourer. was admitted to hospital with head injuries and bruises after h« was hit by a car In Jalan Raja Bot I here today.36 words
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Advertisement258 1963-09-04 10 I I *^^i^ T I- iV^M WHY MRiIAI^G CHOSE HITACHI Mr. Ang Peng Hong of Paya Lebar. Singapore bought an Hitachi Television set because as he says "I'm a family man no money to waste and when I bought a Television Set had to be sure it wouldn't give trouble258 words
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Miscellaneous110 1963-09-04 10 WOW LJETS SEE ABOUT Vl^-^**"^^^^^^^ C^^™^^^™^^^^^^^ 1 i SETTING TMI6 T)ME /AWOOCaWpN /lm-IMjV -J^.\ /T--. ~_'TN~~-*> > N S«Y, OSCAR _D»O A YES, I OK> DOCWWO* 71 ftW.. YEAH' ABOUT /X) ALV%KvS G»VE A YEH TMAT I J^ißji JL^ "«XJ NOTCE Al* DO VtXJ SUPPOSE 1 T»l MUNOREI> _J TW110 words
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Article, Illustration245 1963-09-04 11 COMPROMISE WITH AFRICANS OR RUN, SAYS JAJA WACHUKU LONDON, Tuesday. ]y|R. Jaja Wachuku, Nigeria's Foreign Minister, said last night that South Africa must compromise with the Africans or "run away from the scene." Mr. Wachuku, who is touring major capitals, addressed a meeting ofReuter - 245 words
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Article136 1963-09-04 11 ENOUGH TO DRIVE A WIFE CUCKOO PARIS. Tues. When Jacques Calaler arrived home with a truckload of eggs, his wife. Marguerite, complained he was going too far. She boiled them, scrambled them. poached them, fried them and made omelettes of them. She served eggs three times a day. But stillUPI - 136 words
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Article, Illustration116 1963-09-04 11 f ONDON. Tues. Dr. Li Guiseppe Martelli (above), the Italian atomic scientist acquitted here last July on secrets charges, is to lose his job with Britain's Atomic Energy Authority. A spokesman for the authority said last night it had informed Euratom. Dr. Martelli's employer,Reuter - 116 words
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159 1963-09-04 11 A MAN charged in A connection with Britain's £2.600,000 Great Train Robbery had known "the Weasel," one of Scotland Yard's list of wanted men, for several years, a magistrate's court in Linslade was told yesterday. The man. Robert William Pelham.Reuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration219 1963-09-04 11 Detainees have no right to appeal, court rules YEW DELHI, Tues. 11 India's Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the Indian President had removed all rights of people detained under the Defence of India Rules to challenge their detention in the court on the grounds that their fundamental rights were infringed.Reuter - 219 words
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Article, Illustration205 1963-09-04 11 David leaps for 10ve ARMS outstretched, a young man in shirtsleeves leaped from London's Southwark Bridge into the swirling River Thames below. But the drama that started with a lovers' tiff ended happily with a hug. Nineteen-year-old David Paul. an unemployed labourer, made the Jump to prove his love for205 words
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Advertisement91 1963-09-04 11 Fabric at its finest tf ,-n The loveliness of finest fabric, with all the advantage j^WMKBH^W^ of modern-day textiles, for women everywhere, is yours /V^JHH^BBfe^N ilfff' Subtle shades and radiant hues in plain colours, uUw^ voSLV mk Hr •or glorious printed fabrics, are fashioned in lustrous, x > \V luxurious91 words
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Advertisement830 1963-09-04 12 (Continued from Pafc 81 SITUATIONS VACANT Worda SI (Ml*.}— Box tt eta. extra BOX A 4007 S.T. Position filled. Applicants thanked. TV MECHANIC wanted by wellknown organisation. Particulars to PO Bex 293 Singapore. INDIAN OR CHINESE Cook/Oeneral Amah, only experienced hardworking female need apply. Good salary, Tel: No. (B'pore) BBBBBj830 words
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Advertisement716 1963-09-04 12 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Worda SS (Mln.)-Box St et: txtrm OPENING for young man with Cambridge or full LCC Certificate aa Accounts /Oeneral Clerk with firm of Consulting Civil Engineers In Jesselton. Preference will be given to applicants residing la Jesselton. Successful applicant will be required to work In 81ngal«re Office716 words
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Advertisement711 1963-09-04 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Word* SI (Ml*.)— Box It tit, mxtrm TWO BEDROOMS TERRACE House available immediately. Rent $100/--(llght. water lncl.). Contact No: 5 Jalan Ladang off Jalan Eunos, Singapore 14. AIRCONDITIONED SPACE on On* door up to 4,225 sq.ft. in first class building at Robinson Rd. Enquiries giving full particulars711 words
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Advertisement892 1963-09-04 12 EDUCATION 2* Word* SS Ml*.)— Box St et*. txtrm 7TH ANNIVERSARY. Special Concessions Typewriting, Shorthand, Book-keeping, all stages. Enrol today. N.C.S. 433 A. Geylang Road, Spore. *****. SHORTHANO RAPID COURSE! (MornlniE/Aftemoon/Evenlnc 70 wpm. within Three Months): Register early: Raja's College (Olan Singh's 2nd Boor) ***** (Spore). LEARN BOOK-KEEPING (Morning, Afternoon,892 words
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Advertisement822 1963-09-04 12 BOOKS k PUBLICATIONS THE PAR EAST ENGINEER Published qua-terly THE ENGINEER, i Ilk* It* companion velum* th* Men* Kent A Far East Builder, circulates i ttuouihout South Bast Asia. CURRENT ISSUE On Sal* N**> CONTENTS INCLUDE: 210-foot cnimney clean air *V*f Ksllsng. N*w liner *er Slngascrc-Wcst Australia run. ***** coffer822 words
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Advertisement1066 1963-09-04 12 DOGS. PETS, ETC. tt Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box tt eta, mxtrm U.K. IMPORTED BOXEN Dog. winner of many prizes, Inc.udtng trophy t for best boxer puppy of 1981. $1,500. Genuine buyer* only. Pleas* Phono I (S'por*) *****. BOATS, YACHTS WANTED i (Mt*.}—Bmx tt eta, txtrm WANTED OUTBOARD MOTOR 85-78 HP1,066 words
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Advertisement1018 1963-09-04 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wmrda SI (Ml*.)— Box tt cto. mxtrm FONO A MANSOR offers a special range ot good and reliable used ears for you to choose your ideal oars. Please call at 30 Kramat Road off Ca\ enagb Road tor a free demonstration or Tel: (Spore) *****. 19621,018 words
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Advertisement941 1963-09-04 12 FOR SALE tt Worda SS (Min.)-Box tt eU. oxtrm HALF-PRICES' ANNUAL (ALE:! Last Kew Days! Clearing Baby a Blankets Now $1.00. Baby's Napklna i Doses 15.00. 1 Dozen $9.90 Plus Extra, 10", Discount Over 110/- Purchase Remember Cathay's 38/39, Bras Basab Road, Spore. ANNUAL BALE- Last Few Days! Bathtouels Now941 words
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Advertisement1345 1963-09-04 13 TO LIVERPonL 4 WEST COAST 0.X.. Out S'pora Milt r. Sham Ptnartg memnon tenoa. MtrMiiitt, Atnaats. la Pt/Tadaf ffjl**' LiterpMl Stpt S Stpt 7 Stpt 1/11 Sipt 11 s .Vi s l JvC Giaagwa Sept II Stpt 1) Saat 11/1) Sapt 1 1 L >.•!?«.. Li»er»«ul. Dublin Sept 11/21 Stpt1,345 words
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Advertisement1449 1963-09-04 13 W^JflK^lTTT^KifilJlJl^ THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS 10 GENOA, U HAVRE, NAMKHtS. IREMENI, ANTWERP, j^ ROMEROkM AMSTERDAM. OSLO. GOIHEHIURt «N0 c6fENIIkCEH AV'^SSV port Ptnang rffVSoxVl 'SOHGKHU" I) Gil. 47/ 4 Stpt 5/ 7 Sept 1/ I Sept l"l V^Js| "PAIAGONIA" a) 21/24 Sipt tS/27 Stpt 21/21 Stpt X*\AJhJ BEIRA" a) llStpty1,449 words
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Advertisement1485 1963-09-04 13 b,en[j^ikme FIPRESS SERVICE TO LOHDOH. LIVERPIOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. fpora P S'haai Paaaaj •ENNEVIS (E.Lpj L'pttl. Hull, A'wtrp, H lug ll Pt Sept i BENGIOE (E.L.) Lit*. H'targ, Antwirp 6. 33 Ttlay Sift 1/ I SENMHOR L'daa, G mouth. Roam. N'tf| Sail U/ 10 Ha 1 11/20 tepi 11/22 ■EHHOPE1,485 words
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Advertisement1301 1963-09-04 13 McALISTER 6c CO.. LTD, w^ Ul. ni, tun \J,w BIXBKMAM LIMB ck KLA VENESS UMI LONDON, HAMIURI, ROTTtRMM, IOS ANGELES, UN FIANCISCI, HAVRE RULL I MIOOLESIROUGaV SEATTLE, VANCOUVER I PORTLANR CITY OF RIPIN ""IJ:'**™ 1 S'pora >■ D'haa Pemng Minea. l» Ptft 7 Stpt SUNNYVULJ Piaaag call aantan It City1,301 words
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404 1963-09-04 14 From Our Market Correspondent EVEN the latest Indonesian fulminations against Malaysia failed to upset the strong industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. Prices were very steady and active conditions in trading were again reported. Sellers were more in evidence during the afternoon.404 words
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Article695 1963-09-04 14 »f OMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounteps (6,000) $3.17. (1,000) $3.18; E. Smelteri (3,000) $3 25; lite erdt. $3.48 SL, (1,000) $3.49. (9.000) $3.50. (1.000) $3.50; Pad.695 words
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Article26 1963-09-04 14 September 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 653 cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $453.79 (up $1.75). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).26 words
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402 1963-09-04 14 rrdlE Straits tin price was A quoted In Penang yester- day at $453.75 per picul, up $1.75. The offering at 250 tons was estimated to be Increased by 10 tons. In London on Monday a moder- ate amount of buying interest in tin402 words
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Article190 1963-09-04 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) September 3. '"hree month*. INDUSTRIALS Dun lop* 20 eta. Container* 12 eta. K. Smelter* 20 eta. MCAJister 13 eta. Earn 21 eta. F-oblnaon 11 eu. W. *N. 18 eta. Btora<* 4id Gammon 16 cts. tathmana 11 eta H. B'purm 11 eta. i. Land 6 eta. H.190 words
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Article121 1963-09-04 14 MELBOURNE. Tuas. MOST leaders held levels of aa improved today under confident buying support in another firm industrial market. Oils were firmer. Associated Australian went up Is. to 28s. The latest flow tests at Richmond No. 1 gave 850 barrels a day rate. Base mftals were steady and121 words
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Article226 1963-09-04 14 SHIPS lying slengtide t»e Singapere Harbour wharves er aipected teday are: Tideo 44, Muthtldr Maersk 25 '•-'(>. TrKClberK 1/2. Nestor o/9. Nissel Maru 6/7, Tsedek 27 :>. Hre-;. H.ive> 1:1 m. Mary Livanos tt/tt, Kmpire Uannet 21/22. Breconshlre 4/S. Viminale 3s .m. Benvorllcb 46. Bla«en N.W. a.226 words
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Article257 1963-09-04 14 SEPTEMBER first grade rubber Ouy- '-> era f.o.b. closed at 6 p.m. m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 60< certs per Ib. down oneelKhth of a cent on Monday's closing level for the poamon Tbe tone »aa quit- and slightly easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. cleilng price, in257 words
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Article233 1963-09-04 14 "THE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on prices ruling yesterday morning. •p. «t.r. -o.v. »t.c. C. store 6 lOJ i 0.9 73 )M K. Smeit. 3.17 M 7 t 1,,W. &K. 4.10 1 v o.immon 2 »i 1., Hume ord*. 2.2S h.h 6 7233 words
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Article121 1963-09-04 14 PME Malayan Etching. Bmfcf Ami--1 elation made theiie change* In It* m rchaot yesterday (all rates to t too t New Verti: buying TT 321 airman OD 32 7/8. 90 d/"t. 33 3/i« cTedll hill*. 33 5/16 trade bill. ■>S'?,V"W UylnK M «>"nall O» •»*SSf V *100l 0o121 words
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Article74 1963-09-04 14 CHINESE Prortuc. tenants. im (l P***t- n»on pncas ptr picul vmttmw day: Coconut ell: bulk $4St nellrri. <Imm «*J Heller* Cepra: Sept. 'Oct UK/Conttaent $2S» ouyrra dipper Muntok white $138 seller*. Sarawak white 1132s aellers, apeclal Sarawak black $95 sellers, «art>lrd l-Trnpong black $95 aellrrs. A-ITA *lUS seller*.74 words
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Advertisement857 1963-09-04 14 (™sorientI lines i TO AUSTRALIA s.s. "HIMALAYA" (28,000 tons fully airconditioned stabilised) Deporting PENANG 20th Sept. 1963 SINGAPORE 21st Sept. 1963 for Fremonfle, Melbourne t> Sydney. Limited First Class accommodation available Apply to your Travel Agent or— ISLAY KERR A CO. LTD.. SINGAPORE. HARRISONS CROSFIELD (F of Ml LTD.. KUALA857 words
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Advertisement270 1963-09-04 14 w^*^ Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service FAST DINECT SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE AND MALAYA TO CANADIAN ANI O.S. GREAT LAKES PORTS. Spore P. Sham Penang Arr. Toronto ZENOIIA MARTINI Soft 21/23 Sept 24/25 Sopt 21 Not I Vessels Mil Ot MONTREAL, TORONTO. HAMILTON, ASHTABULA CLEVELAND. TOLEDO, DETROIT. DULUTH. MILWAUKEE t270 words
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Advertisement490 1963-09-04 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT of British Company has an opening tor a spare parts controller. Applicants must be versed In all aspects of stock control, familiar with mechanised Kardex and capable of working independently. Apply, stating lull qualifications and experience to Box A3026 S.T., K.L. NOTICES NOTICE Any person or490 words
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Advertisement424 1963-09-04 15 TENDERS TENDERS Reliable contractors are Invited to submit tenders to Austral Malay Tin Ltd., Austral House. Taiptng, for the tapping of approximately 340 acres of rubber In Digwarrah Estate. Sungkal. Perak. TENDERS Tenders are Invited lor Jte alterations to and minor works st the Residence of the New Zealand High424 words
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Advertisement723 1963-09-04 15 NOTICES KUNDONG TAN JONG PAU COMPANY LTD. (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 5%. less 40% Income Tax, has been declared In respect of 1963. payable on 25th September, 1983. to Shareholders on the Register at that date. NOTICE 18 ALSO723 words
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Advertisement707 1963-09-04 15 Vajk PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS OF SPORTSWEAR PROUDLY I ANNOUNCE AND OFFER LADIES MEN'S SPORTSWEAR REAL FACTORY COST TO IXTRODUCE LOCAL PRODUCTS BEST QUALITY MATERIAL SUPERB CUT FASHIONABLE STYLES LOVELY COLOURS WATCH FOR THE OPENING DAY OF OUR RETAIL DEPT. T. S. GANPATRAM 92, HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK707 words
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297 1963-09-04 16 JOE DORAI - MOTOR-RACING Ito says it again 70 laps too strenuous JOE DORAI by SI N G A P O RE, Tues.— Fumio Ito, the Japanese ace who won the main motor-cycles event at the Johore Grand Prix meeting on > Sunday, said he was; impressed by the splen- j did organisation297 words
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Article23 1963-09-04 16 10,000 m WALK SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore AAA 10.000 metres wallc will be held at Farrer Park on Sept 8 at 2 p.m.23 words
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431 1963-09-04 16 All states wanted Under-23 tourney Cashin i Singapore, Tuesday I night at Changi when RAP Changi meet SCC in a floodlit match at Changi (7 p.m.). The south zone fixtures for this season are: Nov. 2 Nenri-Malacca v Singapore (at Serembant; Nov. 9 Negri-Malacca v Sinsapore Sfr- vices (Sererabanj; Johore431 words
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256 1963-09-04 16 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA ATHLETICS by SINGAPORE, Tues. Gurbaksn Singn Kler, secretary of tne Nortn Borneo AAA, said here today that nis association were all lor joining the proposed Malaysian AAU. "We will have everything to gain and nothing to lose," he said. "And for256 words
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Article99 1963-09-04 16 SINGAPORE. Tues— Raffles Institution Invitation XV. comprising mostly All Blacks players, trounced Zahlra College of Ceylon by 28 points (five goals and a penalty) to nil In their rugby; match at Bras Basah Road today. The tourists held the Raf- lies side for 20 minutes .but after99 words
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Article439 1963-09-04 16 MALAYA CUP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday AN OBJECTION by Malacca AFA to playing their ■*> Malaya Cup semi-final first-leg tie against Selangor by floodlight has been overruled by FAM. MAFA president Tan Sect Wah told FAM competitions 1 committee that a night match would handicap his439 words
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Article96 1963-09-04 16 WELLINGTON. Tues.— The Malayan badminton players, fixedly determined in the recent New Zealand championships, allowed themselves some relaxation and their opponents some points in coasting to an easy 5-0 win over Auckland in a friendly match here tonight. Result*: Tan Yee Khan beat K. H. Long 15-13.Reuter - 96 words
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Article166 1963-09-04 16 GOLF RAF CIP. 36-hole stableford 1 J'porei: Winner D. A. Macaulay (70*«) on countback with E. A. Shaw; Ist round ball sweep Ist nine to R. Archibald: 2nd nine to W. Parrand; 2nd round ball sweep Ist nine to Ong Beng Bee 2nd nine to C.W. Moodte: BICC166 words
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Article69 1963-09-04 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Ruler's Shield cricket final between Selangor Malays and Singapore Malays will be played on the. Padang here on Friday and Satur- day. .< The Selangor team will be from Abdul Aziz All i captain). Tengku Ahmad. Mohamed Sindek Osman. Ohazali Osman.69 words
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127 1963-09-04 16 AMICABLES OUTPLAY TENGAH IN CUP TIE SINGAPORE, Tues. Amicables scored an impressive 4-1 win over RAF Tengah in their SAFA Junior cup match at Farrer Park today. Tengah, who held Amlcables to a scoreless draw in the League Second Division a fortnight ago, failed to recapture their best form today.127 words
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Article, Illustration67 1963-09-04 16 SWIMMING coach Wally Oner is heJping Brian Phelps, British Commonwealth and European diving champion, to improve his technique by using an "in-stant-pic" camera which produces a print in a minute. This is Brian's lafest aid in his bid for an Olympic gold medal at Tokyo next year.67 words
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Article178 1963-09-04 16 ONDON, Tues. a three man u British F.A. commission yesteriay permanently suspended Ken Thomson, the Hartlepool United :entre-half, from football and footjail management, for betting on 'ootball matches. A statement Issued by the commission at Sheffield said "K. O. Thomson having ad'mitted to betting on footballReuter - 178 words
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Advertisement27 1963-09-04 16 MORE THAN 1,000.000 soCd everyday if (BlC) I THIS BALLPOINT IS GUARANTEED TO THE LAST DROP! I fa i^.^ H a^ajaja^a^ ENGLISH ELECTRIC j with 1 alssssHasssssVaWl27 words
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Miscellaneous295 1963-09-04 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 10. 5. Desire nothing other than 1 See where grace resides? (13). without restraint >6> 8 Breaking the hush. 11l cry 13 Mixed up with old enemy without grace Uo>. out of work (10». 9 Ptood of love at the pole (4). 18 Ounce, a Ion?295 words
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Article, Illustration405 1963-09-04 17 Epsom Jeep - SINGAPORE, Tues -MONEY-SPINNER PINKSON SHOWSTOP FORM IN TRIAL RACING by J^ATIVE KINGDOM, who contests the Stewards Cup over 6f at Bukit Timah on Sunday, showed good form in a trial this morning. Although eight years old, Native Kingdom (by Star Kingdom) has lost none or his sparkle.405 words
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Article217 1963-09-04 17 Rees, 50, beats course mark EDINBURGH, Tues. Dal £i Rees, recently deposed as Britain's Ryder Cup captain and dropped from Wales" Canada Cup team, showed that even at 50 he Is not ready to be put on the shelf by setting a course record In the first qualifying: round forReuter - 217 words
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Article431 1963-09-04 17 TENNIS NEW YORK, Tuesday. HTIMBLEDON champion Chuck McKinley, who has TT a torn back muscle, will not play in the Davis Cup American Zone final between the United States and Venezuela at Denver on Sept. 13-15, team captain Bob Kelleher said last night. KelleherReuter - 431 words
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Article, Illustration73 1963-09-04 17 DENANQ. Tues. Pak \.al Phung (above) will leave for London on Sept. 18 to compete to the Mr. Universe contest on Sept. 21 Pak Mr. Asia 1961. Mr. Penang 1957 and Mr. Malaya 1958 has received approval of the Malayan Amateur Weigh tllfting Federation73 words
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Article27 1963-09-04 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore AAA announced today that the gold medals awarded at Sunday's international triangular meet were: Singapore 13, Malaya and North Borneo 6.27 words
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Article64 1963-09-04 17 rPOH. Tues. The Perak team to meet Penang in the Coronation Cup tennis match here this weekend: Kok Wai Lam, Lee Eng Cheong. Leong Slew Weng, Yahaya MusUpha. Ng Hoe Hun, Chhi Kee Peng. Ling Diung Jong, Chan Kam Chuen. Ng Say Peng, Lee Yee Meng. Tan Chuck64 words
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Article22 1963-09-04 17 KUALA LJPI6. Tues. The Tengku Mahkota of Pahan*. Tpngku Ahmad Shah, has been elected president of the Kuala Liols Golf Club.22 words
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Article54 1963-09-04 17 KUALA KANOSAR. Tues. The touring Vajlravudh College of Bangkok rugger team arrived here today. They will play a match against the Malay Conece on Friday. The tourists have won both their matches played so far. They beat Free School 10-3 at Penan* and Victoria Institution54 words
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Article173 1963-09-04 17 33,000 jeer Aussies to defeat BLOEMFONTEIN, Tues.— To the accompaniment of jeering and booing from sections of the 33.000 crowd, the Australian Rugby Union touring team were beaten 14-8 by Orange Free State here yesterday The match was played to a con stain partisan roar, and spectators twice demonstrated againstReuter - 173 words
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124 1963-09-04 17 RELGRADE. Tues. A group of Soviet engineers have proposed a moveable roof covering for Moscow's Dynamo soccer stadium so that it can be used in winter as well a* in summer. Soviet Prime Minister Nlkita Khrushchev said here yesterday. Mr Khrushchev told Yugoslav officials124 words
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Article319 1963-09-04 17 W.lndians make up for lost time ONDON, Tues.— After JLi rain and a wet outfield had combined to prevent any play Defore tea, the West Indian cricket tourists did their best to make up the loss by some bright batting against Arthur Gilligan's XI at Hastings yesterday. The tourists, resuming319 words
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Article47 1963-09-04 17 TORONTO. Tues. Canada beat the United States by an Innings and 164 runs In a two-day cricket match. The two countries first met In 1844 nearly 30 years before the first English team toured Australia. Scores: Canada 403-6 dec. United Sutes 117 and 133. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Miscellaneous78 1963-09-04 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Spore Baatnces F.A. Le*fut and Cap: HK Bank T Chartered Bank; Wesmes v Bramtoco; Mercantile Bank v Metal Box (all matches at Farrer Park). RUGBY UNION Club m»t•bes: RAF Changl v SCC (Changl 7 p.m i; Police v Padang Invitation XV (Qurney Rd XL) B'gor Club v78 words
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Article, Illustration30 1963-09-04 18 ARMED POLICE guard the Upper Sademg District Council offices at Serian, near Kuching, where the l\N. mission held a session on Monday. Straits Times picture.30 words
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112 1963-09-04 18 JAKARTA, Tues.— The Information Minister. Mr. Ruslan Abdulgani, today denied that he had ever said that leaders of the North Borneo territories wanted to join Indonesia. He explained that he had said that the authorities should not arrest people who are opposed to112 words
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Article27 1963-09-04 18 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Assemblyman for TJlu Pandan. Inche Mohd. Arlff bin Suradi will open the Farrer Road Post Office on Sunday at 7.30 pjn.27 words
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Obituary43 1963-09-04 18 THE EMBASSY OF J.ipnn unnouncr* thai thr mrhtm for paying thr laM m>prct» to thr Intr Mr. Sak:u- Komalsu. 8«-cond Secretary (Commercial), will be hold at No. 12. Stonor Drtve. Kuala Lumpur, from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m on ."ith S'l'ti-mher 196343 words
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523 1963-09-04 18 A major base for RMAF in Alor Star planned A MAJOR training base Tor the Royal Malayan Air Force is to be set up al Alor Star, the Defence Minister, Tun Alxhil Razak, siiid today. He also announced that an operational base would be set up in the Borneo territories523 words
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Article363 1963-09-04 18 LONDON. Tues. The stock markets maintained their firm appearance today, following renewed but selective buying. Industrials continued to attract most attention and many good features developed. Gilts held very steady In quiet conditions. Industrials closed on a cheeful note. Many of the leaders moved up further. Closing middle363 words
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