The Straits Times, 8 October 1963
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Title Section23 1963-10-08 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 flat*** 1 He** I**1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35223 words
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Article, Illustration1133 1963-10-08 1 JACKIE SAM; RODERICK PESTANA - JACKIE SAM and RODERICK PESTANA 'Signs of violence' warning 100,000 WORKERS TO BE CALLED OUT, STARTING WITH THE 'BIG SEVEN' UNIONS TODA V. .AND THE GOVT PREDICTS 'MORE MILITANT FORM OF STRUGGLE' By SINGAPORE, Monday THE Singapore Government warned tonight of impending violence as the left-wing Singapore1,133 words
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193 1963-10-08 1 Tanker picks up pilot ...and loses the captain PENANG, Monday. fUE skipper of a Shell oil tanker, the 5,/39--ton (iena, fell overboard at dawn today and was picked up five hours later by a cargq boat, the (ilenroy, 107 miles from Penang. Captain J.B. Hunter was missed when the tanker193 words
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Article, Illustration320 1963-10-08 1 BOB PERIES - Clerk is shot in foiling $30,000 —grab BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE, Mon. A man staggered into the Bank Negara Indonesia in Malacca Street here one minute before noon today with a bullet in his back and another in his upper right arm. With his other hand, he hugged to his320 words
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Article46 1963-10-08 1 HONG KONG. Mon One of eifrht Chinese deportees from Singapore was missing from the Tal Poo Shek when she docked here yesterday. The deportees were transit passengers to Canton. The missing nun was Identified as Hung Tin- j Cheung, 88.— UPI.UPI - 46 words
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Article91 1963-10-08 1 CAPETOWN, Mon. A thirsty thief who broke into a vacant house here last night and emptied a bottle of gin woke up today with a hangover on his way to jail. It all started with a bottle of beer. The beer led to gin andReuter - 91 words
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Article66 1963-10-08 1 PARIS. Mon.— A drunken Algerian who was turned out of a cafe here over the weekend, threatened to come back and wreck the place. He did. He brought back a bomb but It went off in his hands as he was throwing It Into theReuter - 66 words
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Article52 1963-10-08 1 EISENSTADT (Austria!, Mon. Czech border guards opened fire with machlneguns on two Czech soldiers who crashed an army truck through the customs barrier at the Perg border crossing today, police reported here. But the men continued on foot, reached Austrian territory and asked for politicalReuter - 52 words
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Article, Illustration329 1963-10-08 1 Tun Lim quits AS SPA chief gIXGAPORK, Mon. Tun Lim YewHock has resigned from leadership of the Sing a pore People's Alliance, a partner of the Ma-laysia-wide Alliance Party. His "resignation, it la understood, follows Saturday's bisf party probe Into the polls debacle on Sept. 21. A terse announcement from329 words
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Article19 1963-10-08 1 BRUSSELS Mon. Belgium has officially recognised the Federation of Malaysia, a Foreign Ministry communique announced today. ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article27 1963-10-08 1 PARIS Mon. Madame Ngo Dlnh Nhu. sister-in-law of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dlnh Diem, left here oy air today for New York.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article554 1963-10-08 1 R. CHANDRAN - R. CHANDRAN I By gAILORS moved in to man essential services at the Naval Base today as tin* 10,000 members of the Xav a 1 Base Labour Tnion began their strike at midnight hist night. And as the sailors and a few hundred non-strikers managed to554 words
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88 1963-10-08 1 MAN FROM PEKING DEFECTS TO RUSSIANS TOKYO. Mon. A member of a Communist Chinese scientific delegation sought asylum today at the Soviet Embassy here, informed Western diplomatic sources reportedThey were unable to identify > him. but said he went to the Embassy before dawn, climbed over the wall andrc askedUPI - 88 words
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Article, Illustration116 1963-10-08 1 Space lovers Wedding bells for Valentina, Nikolayev MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet cosmonaut Maj. Andrian Nikohiyev ;iiul the worlds iirst space woman, Valentina Tareshkova, arc to be married soon. Moscow's suburban "Space Town." the exclusive community of Soviet cosmonauts, is agog with excitement in anticipation of the first "cosmic marriage." The newsUPI - 116 words
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Article31 1963-10-08 1 ATI! LEADERS ARRESTED SINGAPORE. Tues.— Big und up of leftwing leaders ►Ran I a.m. today. Leaders detained under PPSO injclude BATU- leader. S.T. Bani. assemly womrn. Loh Mi.iv Gong.31 words
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72 1963-10-08 2 Actor dies after flying in from Singapore MANILA. Mon.— Prof. Gustaf Gruendgens. 64. Director of Hamburg State Opera and Germany's most famous stage actor, was found dead In his Manila hotel room early today. According to a Manila newspaper, he had accidentally taken an overdose of sleeping pills. Prof. Gruendgens72 words
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Article, Illustration138 1963-10-08 2 'EXPECT WORST' CABLE TO NAIROBI LONDON, Mon. A Kenya Opposition spokesman at the independence conference here said party leaders in Kenya had been alerted to "expect the worst." The spokesman, for the Kenya African Democratic. Union, said a telegram had been sent to party headquarters warning of "a possible betrayal"Reuter - 138 words
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Article, Illustration312 1963-10-08 2 'NASSER'S MEN READY TO MOVE AGAINST THE BAATH PARTY' I>i;iRLT. Mon.—Pro- Nasser coups are imminent in Syria and Iraq, Arab diplomats said today. Their estimations of the Nasserite strength in the Beat h Party-ruled states were underlined by the newspaper An312 words
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108 1963-10-08 2 Jailed 'Tiger' bows out of Korean polls SEOUL. Mon. Jailed Presidential candidate, retired Lieut -Gen. Tiger* Yo Chan Song, today withdrew from the election in support of a "united opposition" candidate. Gen. Song did not say whom he supported as candidate against Gen. Chung Hee Park, the chairman of theReuter - 108 words
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Article59 1963-10-08 2 ADEN, Mon.— Air Vice-Marshal Jamr.s Johnnie > Johnson, one of ihe Kreatest Allied fighter aces of World War 11. arrived here today to take up his past as Air Officer Commanding. Middle East. Air Vice-Marshal Johnson shot down 38 Oerman planes and took part in59 words
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Article58 1963-10-08 2 PHNOMPENH, (Cambodia). Mon Capt. Huynli Minh Duojg of the South Vietnamese Air Force landed his skyralder aircraft at an airport, six miles from here, and asked for political asylum, Cambodian military sources said today. He told the authorities he was seeking asylum because he disapprovedReuter - 58 words
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Article30 1963-10-08 2 ELISABETHVILLE. Mon. A combined force of U.N. and Congolese troops pushed towards an island in the River Luapula, held by members of the former Katange«e Gendarmerie.30 words
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144 1963-10-08 2 Official: Riots planned during Jakarta Games JAKARTA, Mon. Countries of the old established forces will "try to sabotage" the. Games of the New Emerging Forces (Ganefo) here next month. A spokesman for the organising committee said today: "They plan to create riots and disorders during the games." PUBLICITY The spokesman,Reuter - 144 words
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334 1963-10-08 2 THE 'BUDDHIST AFFAIR' IS ALL OVER: DIEM SAIGON. Monday PRESIDENT Ngo Dinh Diem told the newly- elected National Assembly today that South Vietnam's Buddhist problem had already been settled and expressed regret that the subject is being debated by the United Nations. He expressed confidence In the struggle against CommunistReuter - 334 words
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253 1963-10-08 2 BENI YENNI (Kabylia), Mon. Col. Mohand Ou El HadJ. one of the rebel leaders in Algeria, said here yesterday: "We are resolved to destroy this (Ben Bella) system by all means, including arms." The colonel, once a jeweller himself, was addressing a cheeringReuter - 253 words
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Article36 1963-10-08 2 PARIS. Mon. A Horns Kong trade mission headed by Sir Slknin Chau. president of the Hong Kong Federation of Industries, arrived in Paris from London for talks with French industrialists and bankers.36 words
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Article35 1963-10-08 2 SEOUL. Mon. The body of Capt. James W. Hendrickson. an American, missing In an army observation plane since Sept. 24. was found yesterday in the Han River estuary 25 miles from Seou..35 words
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Article38 1963-10-08 2 MANILA. Mon. Twenty-one people were killed and 35 injured when a bus went into a precipice yesterday in Cebu Island, in tlv southern Philippines. The driver had swerved to avoid colliding with a lorry.38 words
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156 1963-10-08 3 The not so strong Royal Navy— by expert I ONDON, Mon. Mr. Raymon Blackman. an authority on naval affairs and editor of 'Jane's Fighting Ships." last night claimed that the real manpower strength of the Royal Navy was 80.000 compared with the official figure of 100,000. He said that because156 words
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Article32 1963-10-08 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. The world population stood at 3,180 million in mid-1063, the Population Reference Bureau reports. Asia has 1,800 million 56 per cent. Communist China leads with 731 million.32 words
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Article, Illustration94 1963-10-08 3 IMU.A Hamilton-Marshall, smoking a cigarette, Christine Keeler and Mrs. Olive Nadia Brooker right oictured in a car after the bearing at Marylebone Court, London, in which the three women and Rudolph Fenton, a 3»-year-old West Indian driver, are appearing on charges arising fromMirrorpic - 94 words
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289 1963-10-08 3 THE DANGER TO AIRLINES- AT MACH TWO ROME, Monday. gIR William tfildred, British Director-General of the International Air Transport Association, warned airlinj chiefs in his annual report today of the dangers of too-hasty introduction of supersonic airliners into commercial service. He told 250 delegates representing 92 airlines at the lATA289 words
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Article57 1963-10-08 3 LONDON. Mon. Bread and water replaced the traditional Sunday lunch of roast beef and trimmings for nearly 2.000 Londoners who attended the launching of a campaign by the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief In Trafalgar Sauare yesterday. They were invited to Rive what they would have57 words
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Article63 1963-10-08 3 TEGUCIGALPA (Honduraa). Sun. Six civilians were killed and five arrested In an outbreak of shooting here yesterday between sharpshooters and the army Pour of the dead were Hondurans and the others Cubans. One of the dead Hondurans was Identified as a man who fatally stabbed six63 words
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Article52 1963-10-08 3 LONDON. Mon —A British firm. E.M.I. Electronics, said it has been awarded a £100.000 contract for the first Dhase of a Malaysia television service. Won in competition with Japan, the U.S. and Europe, the contract will provide a T.V. service for the Kuala Lumnur area byReuter - 52 words
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Article19 1963-10-08 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. President. Kennedy today signed documents to complete U.S. ratification of the limited nuclear test treaty.19 words
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190 1963-10-08 3 I ONDON, Mon.— Plans have been completed for a 50 per cent increase in capacit; of the International Synthetic Rubber Compan Britain's biggest. A company spokesman said: ■'This means Britain can be self-sufficient In synthetic rubbers for all essential purposes Bigger demand The companyReuter - 190 words
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Article44 1963-10-08 3 NEW YORK, Mon. A Cuban girl climbed to a platform ;n Madison Square Garden where Moscow Circus aerlalisU were performing and unfurled a banner which said, Russians get out of Cuba." Police brought her down and escorted her out44 words
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Article, Illustration253 1963-10-08 3 Attack on Jordan, bride Then blood flows CROWD THROW EGGS AND BOTTLES, GET FASCIST SALUTE IN REPLY T ONDON, Mon. The French bride of British Nazi leader Colin Jordan fell in a near riot here last night. They were attending a private wedding reception at which they proposed to mixReuter - 253 words
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109 1963-10-08 3 STOCKHOLM, Mon. A 15-year-old boy with a battery driven heart is In hospital here awaiting an operation to repair a suspected break in the wiring. Christian Olesen had the battery Inserted in his abdomen when, at the age of 13, he was foundReuter - 109 words
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Article49 1963-10-08 3 DUBLIN. Mon. Two Dublin clinics are Riving advice on family planning the first time It tuts been available in Ireland, a staunchly Catholic country. It Is based on the rhythm method the avoidance of Intercourse during periods of fertility which the Catholic Church condones. U.P.I.UPI - 49 words
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Advertisement337 1963-10-08 3 Travel service tailored to your personal needs! Personal service counts a lot with the man setting out to travel. Which is why we cut your travel cloth to suit your individual needs; our experienced staff will advise on how best stopovers can be used, what hotels to pick, what culinary337 words
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Article397 1963-10-08 4 Awakened by the screaming of her dying father Court told of day she lost her parents and brother SINGAPORE, Mon. —An eight-year-old Punjabi girltold the Assize Court today that one morning she woke up, on hearing her watchman father screaming, to see a man, Mohamed397 words
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216 1963-10-08 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The week-long Services Drama Festival ended last night at the Cultural Centre with the trophy going jointly to The Naval Base Players ("Inherit the Wind"; and Changl Theatre Club ("The Miracle Worker"). There is always something anti-climactic and generally216 words
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Article416 1963-10-08 4 THE following la today'a schedule of civil aircraft movement! at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Hong Kong (BA 981) 1.10 p.m.; from London. Zurich, Tel Aviv, Trherrn, New Delhi. Bangkok (BA 710) 7.20 p.m.; from Auckland, Sydney. Darwin (BA 721) 6.40 p.m. from London,416 words
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Article, Illustration350 1963-10-08 4 rpHE Minister of Edu- cation, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today made a passionate appeal to all people, young and old, to "protect and preserve our newfound freedom" so that Singapore and Malaysia might flourish forever. Speaking at the Children's Day rally at the fullypacked Singapore350 words
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252 1963-10-08 4 BREACH OF TRUST: JAIL FOR CORPORAL SINGAPORE, Monday. A LANCE corporal in the Singapore Military Forces, Abu Samah bin Tahir, 32, was today Jailed for two years on each of two counts of criminal breach of trust of petrol and lubricants valued at $17,835. The sentences are to run concurrently.252 words
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Article64 1963-10-08 4 Art show at the library SINGAPORE. Mon. Seven young artists will hold a combined art exhibition at the National Library from Saturday to Oct. 27 The exhibition will be opened by Dr. Han Suyin on Saturday at 5.30 p.m. The artists are Messrs. Ng Vat Chuan, Tan Yee Hong, Johnda64 words
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Article200 1963-10-08 4 SHB union case adjourned I SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. I Justice Buttrose In the High Court today granted an adjournment of the application tiled by V. Seethapathy, a member of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Associ?I tion. seeking a declaration that the annual general meeting of the association held on Nov.200 words
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Article127 1963-10-08 4 Police hold pickets, union men SINGAPORE, Mon. Police this morning arrested 16 pickets in front of the strikebound Fraser and Company, stock and share brokers in Union Building, for alleged obstruction under the Trade Disputes Ordinance. The 16 are the second lot of pickets to be arrested in front of127 words
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Article, Illustration1825 1963-10-08 5 Dare-devil of big-time dirt track racing THE DIZZY LIFE AND TIME OF 'BLUEY' WILKINSON WHO BECAME THE IDOL OF SPEEDWAY SPORT IN ENGLAND... LATE one Saturday night in July 1940 a motor cycTist was riding sedately along a Rose Bay street with his young wife on the pillion -seat. Suddenly1,825 words
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Advertisement199 1963-10-08 5 Player's GOLD LEAF FILTER for real smoking pleasure 4illir LswdwT s| F-iif* 9h FILTER TIPPED 1 When they see the sailor symbol Qg&*B on their Player's Gold Leaf pack, real smokers know that here is a cigarette really worth smoking. Federation: 20* executive pack 80 cts and in tens 40199 words
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75 1963-10-08 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Assistant Registrar of Societies. Mr. C.T. Lini. has called on five associations, which were registered more than 10 years ago, to furnish" proof within three months of their existence. They are Alexandra Community Centre. Kilakarat Muslim Social Service Sangam. Pelt Kio75 words
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245 1963-10-08 6 Wanted: An agent for 'Mammy Yokum' pipes KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Seven-man U.S. marketing and industrial development mission which arrived here last week will discuss more than 300 business offers from selling corncob pipes to setting up joint-venture enterprises with Malaysian importers and industrialists. Their temporary offices are in the Hotel245 words
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Article49 1963-10-08 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Attractive airmail envelopes lithographed in. colour, to advertise Malaysia will be on sale soon at all bookstores. The envelopes, issued by a Singapore advertising firm. Papineau. depict in colour the various peoples and scenes of Malaysia. They cost $2 for a packet of 25.49 words
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114 1963-10-08 6 Two-death shock at hospital for son TAIPING, Mon. Mr. P. Saminathan, who went to the Taiping Hospital yesterday to identify the body of a woman, came away identifying that of his father as well. Just as he was about to leave, an ambulance arrived at the hospital. Curious to see114 words
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Article78 1963-10-08 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Assistant Minister for Commerce and Industry, Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awanit Osman, left for Kuantan today to finalise arrangements for a pre-conferenoe tour of delegates to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association's ninth annual meeting to be held here on Nov. 4. More than 12778 words
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167 1963-10-08 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Valeric Hilloo* a Canadian schoolteacher, arrived here today "to look Into Malaysia's rubber industry" and was astonished to find hexself in a modern city. Shortly after arrival, she walked into Times House and said: "Gosh, I did not167 words
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104 1963-10-08 6 MALACCA, Mon.— A Upper. M. Pandurangan, 42, was committed yesterday to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of murder. He was alleged to have killed his Siamese wife, P. Esal. 27, at Lian Hoe Estate. Mas.lid Tanah. on the night of104 words
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Article52 1963-10-08 6 PENANG. Mon.— Ho Yoke Han. 36. was today charged in the First Magistrate's Court with raping a 21-year-old amah at Chee Sens Gardens. Tanjong Bungah. on the night of Oct. 4. No plea was recorded and Ho was ordered to be remanded pending further mention on52 words
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Article196 1963-10-08 6 $62,000 GOLD HANDED BACK SINGAPORE. Mon. The First Criminal District Judge, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam. today ordered the return of 17 gold bars, said to be worth about $62,000 at the official rate, to Chen Chuan Shih, 52, former chief steward of the eamship Anita. He had on Sept. 26196 words
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83 1963-10-08 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Benny Alfred Hobday. 49. who pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking into the home of a Catholic priest, mt today jailed for two years by Mr. Dorai Raj, a District Judge. Hobday, who had two previous convictions, admitted that he83 words
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Article38 1963-10-08 6 TAIPING, Mon. Registration of applications tor rubber replanting grants in the Perak North region is now open. Forms are available Irom the Rubber Industry Replanting Board District Offices. Agriculture Department, the Rubber Insoector.i-e and penghulus.38 words
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157 1963-10-08 6 THERE is an urgent need to train Industrial managers for the expanding secondary industries in this country. Mr. Yip Phool Thong, acting Director of the National Productivity Centre, said today. Addressing a group of executives from commercial firms and semigovernment institutions at a management of157 words
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Miscellaneous128 1963-10-08 6 \ll*i/ Onp By I.T. Ham tin (XIR MEN HAVE TAKEN OVER VEZZtR. BIG CHARLEY. .^fcN. jJ X" L£TS REST A SPELL, j^ 1 WUYNOT? t GOT ME A ALL fOSTS, UTTLE CHARLEY- V VDU SURE SET V/4e_*\V ►<** SEEINfS HOW I f BUT VtHi CASTLE AIKTT I? M/ A TK128 words
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365 1963-10-08 7 Sarawak situation 'serious' says Razak HE PLANS A VISIT TO STUDY POSITION AT FIRST HAND KANGAR, Monday. ■pUN ABDUL RAZAK. Deputy Prime Minister, today described Indonesian terrorism on the Sarawak border as "serious." He said he intended to visit Sarawak to study the situation on the spot. "The Government is365 words
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115 1963-10-08 7 Relief fund for victims of Indonesia I^UCHING. Mon. An "Indonesian Confrontation Victims Relief Fund" is to be opened in Sarawak's Second Divsion. Leader of the move is Penghulu Tawi Sli. a Council Negri member from Slm'anggang, the administrativeheadquarters of the Second Division. He said today tha- the Indonesian confrontation policy115 words
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Article61 1963-10-08 7 PENANG. Mon. Alleged lo have threatened to shoot a woman if she did not pay him 5360. Ho Wah Seng. 23. on Saturday pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempted extortion. Ho was accused of trying to get the money from Yee Sow Chye61 words
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Article30 1963-10-08 7 KLANO. Mon. Mr. Michael Koh. a clerk with the Malayan Railway. was elected president of fhe new chapter of the Junior Chamber of Commerce formed here yesterday.30 words
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167 1963-10-08 7 Chief clerk dies at interview for 'special' promotion DENANG. Mon. A j senior Government clerk. Mr. Tan Seang Keng, 53, died -this morning while being interviewed for promotion to the Special Grade by the Public Services Commission at the new Government building in Downing Street. Mr. Tan. who was chief167 words
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Article36 1963-10-08 7 KUCHINO. Mon. The Governor ot Sarawak. Datu Abang Hii.u Openg, will make his nrst official tour of the country this week. The Oovernor will be accompanied by tali wife. Datin Masj niah.36 words
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Article47 1963-10-08 7 BENTONG. Mon. Tan Kit Kirn. of the Suleiman Primary School here, won the first prize in the Universal Children's Day 1 art competition. I Tans mother Is a teacher at I the school and his father. Mr. Tan Khilc Seng, a police officer.47 words
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Article35 1963-10-08 7 TAIPINO. Mon.— Thieves brokn into the home of an Assistant District Porest Officer. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Patah. yesterday and stele a camera and clothes together valued at $1,000 Police are investigating.35 words
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Article63 1963-10-08 7 IPOH. Mon. About 6.500 people are receiving assistance front the Social Welfare Department in Perak. the Government disclosed at the State Legislative Assembly meeting here today in answer to a question by Inche Othman bin Wan Omar (All.Ma tang). Assistance was In the form of cash,63 words
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Article133 1963-10-08 7 RAIB. Mon Dato Justice Hashim «M in the High unit here today that the identification parade in an alleged rape case had been "badly conducted" and that "to make matters worse, the case was handled by junior officers." He said this when he acquitted a133 words
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Article217 1963-10-08 7 1 TiHE National Union of Tobacco Industry Workers has temporarily suspended its strike threat against Rothmans (Malaya) Ltd. and its demand for reinstatement of f\\ girl employees. The union, which claims to represent the majority of the 400 Rothmans employees at Petallng Jaya. was to have217 words
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Article46 1963-10-08 7 IPOH. Mon. Mr. K.P Kesava Pillat. waa elected protein chair- man or the Perak Malayalee Ay soclatlon at a meeting at the Sillbin Railway Club here Yesterday Ur. M. A. Lateef. pro-tern seereUry. and a committee of nine ere also elected at the meeting46 words
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244 1963-10-08 7 GOVT TO RECRUIT DOCTORS FROM ABROAD I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon i 1V The Ministry of Health is to recruit about 100 doctors from Pakistan. Australia and West Germany to ease the shortage of doctor? in this country. The Minister. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. said today the Ministry was negotiating with244 words
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Article38 1963-10-08 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon.— Mist Joan Lim. headmistress of the Sultanah Asma School. Alor S'.ar htt resumed duty after her recent wor.d tour. During her absence. Mr. Nalla Kamar. senior assistant acted as principal of the school.38 words
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Article33 1963-10-08 7 PENANG. Mon. Burglars broke into the Union Workshop m PaUnl Road early this morning and escaped with $603 worth of goods. The thieves entered the store after climbinc; over a wall.33 words
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Miscellaneous16 1963-10-08 7 Huns Bunny Miff Ralph IMvinttlahl A<ELPIN' WTTHVER WASHIN', iUT <?\ i BOOM IF »Xl Ej^vl oM^^^Sm Jl^^^\16 words
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Obituary73 1963-10-08 8 W»r4% Sl* i Minimum < KOLLAIKAL SARASWATHV AMMA, mother of Mrs. P.K Nair. Harvard KMat*. Kedonc. paused away at Coim batore. South ladia. on 3/10/Wt. MADAM ONO LIAN NIO. W, passe.. way peacefully I/10/S* leaving Mini I brother*. 4 slstsrs. 3 sonx. Henry. Mirhan. Sydney Lowe. 3 daugbters-ln-BpV, 773 words
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Article131 1963-10-08 8 1* »<*4* U9 iMintimmm) MR. AHO MRS. Urn Tack Boon ttunk friends, relative* for tb*4r cood wishaa snd gift.' on the occasion ol their marriage MR. a MRS. Davtd Cboog tkank relatives aad friands for their good wishes, prassnta aad assistance on the occmsloo of their marriage MISS 001131 words
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Article89 1963-10-08 8 ?f W»rd» tit (Mimimmm) NO TIMPTATION to niobt* In hetweea meals when th*re K-.vita in your slimming diet. Ryviu satlsnei your appetite for starch foods. FfDfRAL ruBLICATIONS LTO lavlts all teachers and book addicu to browse In their showroom at Times House, River Valley Road. Singapore. BI A COOD89 words
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Article719 1963-10-08 8 The Malaysian delegation to i jthe International Tin Council i meeting which begins in London this morning left Kuala 1 umpur in more realistic mood than it displayed at the end of the last meeting. In July there were tributes to American appreciation of the position719 words
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Article417 1963-10-08 8 The exodus from Pulau Ketam, says the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, is a "blessing in disguise". It is true the island was becoming somewhat crowded. It has no fresh water and the problem of supplying from the mainland the needs of 10,000 people417 words
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Article142 1963-10-08 8 The Commissioner for the Federal Capital talks good sense when he suggests that comprehensive survey of Kuale Lumpur's housing needs should be conducted before there is further investment in low-cost housing. Flats put up in the past have not always gone to those for whom they were intended.142 words
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Article501 1963-10-08 8 Joyce Egginton - Joyce Egginton In America's Far West: by, SAN FRANCISCO, Mon. Menu with the advertisements for motels, gasoline stations and hamburger joints, there is a sign on a main California highway which reads: "Be a loyal American. Join the John Birch Society." It has not been501 words
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Article88 1963-10-08 8 rpHERE Is agitation tot L equal pay for women. Of course, all fathers and husbands 'vould like their daughters and wives to get more pay. But will they guarantee equal work? What about the heads of schools who are suffering owing to annual maternity leave of school88 words
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Article106 1963-10-08 8 IT Is not difficult to see why the floor of the waiting room In the railway station In Ipoh broke up. Obviously when the tiles were laid no expansion joints were left between them. After years of drying out. the joints Tjetween the tiles became sealed with dirt106 words
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Article24 1963-10-08 8 \JAY I ask the Government to review the Immigration law so that citizens' wives can be allowed Into the State? WORRIED Singapore24 words
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Article, Illustration1288 1963-10-08 8 JOHN STIRLING - VIETNAM: The seat of power stays in the palace JOHN STIRLING WITH THE FAILURE OF U.S. ATTEMPTS TO TOPPLE PRESIDENT DIEM'S REGIME- I from- SAIGON Monday LIKE the big. bad wolf, America has snarled at the Diem family in Vietnam: "I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house1,288 words
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Advertisement659 1963-10-08 8 Straits Tiam 4 Malay HaJ i is s*if. ed •dmrtltcmeae* ssa* k* n*n«ed sat lit nee, COLD CTORAOI ANCAOK Orcoard Ro«d COLO •TOPJAOB BRANCHES AT HOLLAND PJOAO— KATONS KIPfCL *OAO— NAVAL BASC Author**** A*j*nt* CITY BOOK BTORK LTO W?f>)CiSe»t>t*?C HOOM, COilytJf QtM*/ TMC NIWI FRONT M, M. ISMAIL a AdensraNy659 words
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Advertisement48 1963-10-08 8 MALAYSIA'S w OWN BANK The Bank with the bigge« network of branches in Malaysia with overseas offices in London, Hong Kong and Brunei. HtO OFFICE MALAYAN lANKIUIIDING 92. Jalan Bandar, KuaU Lumpu-. BANKING LIMITED M»«.taWil MX.,. a) Aoihorn**' Cap Hal: $50 000.000 .ii««< »M P»M Up C*»*»l: t15.000.00048 words
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Advertisement104 1963-10-08 8 V rintiniTmTrtj^iill'X^ lt '>uj|iiiin,. l i||ij|jJj^'J t| Wa§U^ |i Hnii r V @3 feisi r. igil California Apiary sj brought to you ir > S*W glass |ar* A healthful-looking man of 40 when asked for the secrets of hit healthfutness says"l have no secrets to reveal except that k have104 words
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Article, Illustration567 1963-10-08 9 Widow at trial of her stepson: 'I saw him stab his father... but I knew all along this would happen one day' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. WIDOW told the High Court here today that the murder of her husband by her stepson did not come as a567 words
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Article284 1963-10-08 9 The 140 amahs who did not know SEREMBAN, Mon. Although the amahs' strike had been called off, 140 of them, who did not know about this, turned up for picket duty at the entrance to Rasa military camp here this morning. Mr. Patrick Rao, secretary of the local branch ol284 words
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90 1963-10-08 9 Broke curfew to see TV A year's jail SINGAPORE. Mqn— A youriK Criminal Law supervisee wa& watching television at a neighbour's flat when the police made a check at his home at 10 30 pm. on Sept. 23. Inspector Ronald Naidu told a district court today. Gan Cheng Teng. 18.90 words
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Article40 1963-10-08 9 SINGAPORE. Mon Mr Yap Pheng Oeck of the Chung Khlaw Bank will give a talk on "Banklnc In the Malaysian Economy" at a public lecture at the arts lecture theatre. UnherMtv of Sl:ieapore at 815 pm tomorrow40 words
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Article, Illustration218 1963-10-08 9 Oovernment scholarship to study agricultural science She Mid: "He used to write to me. In one letter he said he was having difficulty coping with his studies He had failed one year." She recalled that In 1959. Cheong Kenß returned218 words
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Article26 1963-10-08 9 KOALA LUMPUR. Man Mr. V Ufhlyama. president of Yashlca International, the Japanese camera company, has arrived here on a three-day sales promotion visit.26 words
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Article27 1963-10-08 9 BINOAPORX, Mon Madam Loh Hong Haa, 68. wax WUed when she w«s tooeked down by motor-cycle In Macpherson Road The motor- iyelist received minor Injuries.27 words
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Article23 1963-10-08 9 BUNOFI f'ATANI. Mo: Burglars oruke in'.o c! fjindrv good* lalHn Crania last night SlOt «orth >»f cigar' i other ••nd*23 words
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Article15 1963-10-08 9 IPOH -Tl Reaun Cattle Rrdemolorlst Cha|j| here la giant moßica sill procession ne«Mfcnday.15 words
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Article, Illustration71 1963-10-08 9 rpHE scene outside the Canberra Care of the Singapore Naval Base just after the 10.--000-strong Naval Base Labour Union began their strike yesterday morning. The gate had the most heavily-manned picket line. The huge poster depicts the union's solidarity and the attempts by71 words
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Article75 1963-10-08 9 Watches worth $35,000 stolen SINGAPORE, Mon. Watches valued at $35,000 were stolen from Gammeters Ltd. in Collyer Quay last night. The theft of the 124 watches from a showcase was discovered this morning. Police said that thieves entered through a window at the back of the shop. An Iron bar75 words
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Article34 1963-10-08 9 BATU OAJAH. Mon Dr. V. Sivalogathan. of the hospital her* who resigned to take up a twoyear surgery course in Britain, has been succeeded by Or A Damo damn of Ipoh34 words
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Article27 1963-10-08 9 BINOAPORE. Mon. The Straits Times today received SlO from anonymous in Kuala Lumpur for Madam Jathambal bringing the total of her fund to 519,--892.5027 words
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Article76 1963-10-08 9 6INGAPORE. Mon. The Strait* Times in Singapore today received four donations totalling 567 for Che Hasnah binte Taio. widow of radio toir.»dinn Tahir bin Abdul Rahman, who was killed in a road accident last mon in. The donations were from Yusof bin Embl. Kuala Lumpur. $15.76 words
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Article40 1963-10-08 9 SINGAPORE. Mon The In dustrlal Arbitration Court wiii hear a dispute between the Shaw Printing Works Ltd.. and the Singapore Oeneral Printing Workers 1 Union over the dismissal of an employee, on Oct. 14 at 2.30 p.m.40 words
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176 1963-10-08 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. DOLICE are still baffled by the "mad bomber's" r motive In setting off three explosions in the Katong Park area. Katong Park Is now ringed with plalnclothes policemen. The elusive bomber apparently fused yesterday's bomb, about two minutes after two detectives assigned to176 words
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Article63 1963-10-08 9 ANTI-RABIES VACCINE IN FROM U.S. KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Twenty thousand du*>e>> ot anti-rabies vaccine arrived from the United States today on a BOAC Diane to fight the present rable.s outbreak In Malaya. La.M Friday. 10.000 doses of vaccine were received from Bangkok. The deputy director of Veterinary Services. Mr. S.63 words
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Article38 1963-10-08 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon A Oemrai Hospital nation. Lee Pah. 53. fell to hl> death las' nigh 1 frum thf- fourth floor of the hospital building. Lee. who csme frorr Nevr: Semuilan. was suffering from chronic pneumonia.38 words
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226 1963-10-08 9 Three colour ban for Malays at installation of Sultan IPOH, Mon. Malay* attending the installation ceremony of the Sultan of Perak on Oct. 26 are not allowed to wear three colours yellow, white and black because these are royal colours of the StaU'. Non -Malays attending the ceremony, are allowed226 words
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Article54 1963-10-08 9 SINOAPORE. Mon— A llbrarlHn In the National Library hn> has been awarded I Unesco lellowtihlp for a regional tralniiiK MM In scientific documentation In Indi.i He 1* Mr Ng Cheng Onn. wlm will leave for New Delhi on Ort 20 to attend a six-week course at54 words
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Article42 1963-10-08 9 MALACCA. Mon. A temple caretaker and her two daugliu-rs were robbed here yesterday of SI 12 cash and Jewellery and a wrist watch. The woman was Lee That Shon 59. r:iretaker of the Chinese K-mple In Ujong Paslr.42 words
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Article26 1963-10-08 9 PENANG Mon. The Central 1 M7eUeaty Umno w.ll hold an aiiti-Sorkarno rally on the Buklt MTtiijam Recreation Club ground at 4 p.m on Wednesday.26 words
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Advertisement79 1963-10-08 9 Optrex Eye Lotion keeps your eyes bright and healthy Ik 1 in tht bwt **4 4mtt. ft otttn |*t rrt t«4 tort To pr**«flt thu Ifl^^L^fl «or««*u u>4 discomfort. l«l tmß^ 4' I' Of-TdlX look *t%tr y»»r ty«t for K^^rt^lj fCJ JuH wftih thtm «v«f)r 4tf with M *^^3jß^ O*79 words
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Advertisement84 1963-10-08 9 towitoVßfiP NOW ONE OH VITAMIN CAPSULE If your body is «yen mildly deficient of the essential vitamins and minerals it cannot function properly. Youtiremoreeasily.flnd work is harder and pleasure is lees fun. In brief, the zest goes out of life QLTtn^M One Dekrasil capsule a day, every day, will give84 words
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Miscellaneous457 1963-10-08 9 I Today's radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA j BrJeMflßfiUT NATIONAL SUOKIWAVK RADIO SINGAPORE AM e.OO lime Bi«nai. Ne- J§ M KlKt> K*r*-ku: 6.02 Prelude To Break- uiioKlWAVfc, sMtVICt last: 7.00 Time fciignal. Tnr 4I M i iu»> News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet AJ^ tJO Q qq^j Morning. UWc; 3 i a457 words
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Article, Illustration120 1963-10-08 10 patience you can acquire a graceful walk but from the look of things you've I?--also got to have the knack if you want to keep your feet planted firmly on the ground. Wheeled heels are the SEE latest fashion news. The Reuter picture above gives you the120 words
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Article222 1963-10-08 10 Beginning a new series (SYNTHETIC egg is m a yonnaise sauce; meat made from wood pulp and served with artificial gravy; dessert containing vanilla from coal, with a coating of cream from choice w00d... This was the meal 10 students recently sat down to. And222 words
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Article191 1963-10-08 10 YOU won't see the all-glass vacuum cleaner moving smoothly through glass gears and bearings this year but keep it in mind for next. Watch out. too. for the glass refrigerator, shortly to be put on the market by a German firm. The cabinet191 words
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237 1963-10-08 10 Authentic costumes for an old play IF you are interested in the history of beautiful costumes then this traditional Chinese play, "The Circle of Chalk" to be staged in Singapore will give you a glittering sight. You will enjoy looking at costumes worn by ladies in the 13th century, during237 words
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Article193 1963-10-08 10 HOUSEHOLD HINTS BOTH copper and brass need hot .suds and hot rinse water to keep them shiny. An expert suggests trying a little ammonia in water to remove stains or corroded spots from a copper piece. Or, after washIng and drying the piece, rub the spots with lemon and salt,193 words
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Advertisement433 1963-10-08 10 BBv -^'^^TJbBBBBBIImBI IAS PI RIM 19 When your child Is In pain*** Doctors know that aspirin is best for treating fever and relieving pain in children, but only in small, exact, safe doses. That is why they recommend Angiers Junior Aspirin; it's made specially to be safe for children, because433 words
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Advertisement366 1963-10-08 10 DREAMS FROM PARIS A^^^Od^Ji c(jl ■Hr~^ lotion MW J PERFUME MW J ATOMISER g k BRILLIANTINE Won lor C.»l> •ING*»OIIC. KU»L» LU««<PUI».*IPOI-OPCN«Nai Acne and Pimples VANISH.... Smooth texture of skin returns Pimpln. ii ncgWH or incorrrr. >f^BCy\^y tlv trralrd, war md riivfiturr .^E *L^Ef&^ th^- skin Mi-dual m irn. r366 words
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Miscellaneous255 1963-10-08 10 Straits Times Crossword ACSOSS 4. They draw, and the rest the 8. Tell how to make a hundred day's (7). odd (8). 5. Employer of two big liners In 9. Group discipline (6). miniature (4). 10 Get little change out of 6. Messengers motive power Robert (6). wanted by singer255 words
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Article324 1963-10-08 11 DELEGATION FROM THE CHINESE CHAMBERS TO DISCUSS CLAIM WITH TENGKU TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rpHE p r ime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will discuss the "blood debt" question with representatives of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce tomorrow. A memorandum outlining the chambers' claims will324 words
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Article59 1963-10-08 11 PENANG. Mon Ahmad bin Mohamed Hussein. 18. who was sentenced to one month's Jail on Aug. 24 for stealing a fowl, today pleaded truilty to stealing a shirt and a pair of trousers belonging to Ibrahim bin Sved Ahmad. He was ordered to be remanded59 words
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Article37 1963-10-08 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Mon. Potholes In the unmetalled roads at Kampong Station here, were yesterday filled by about 30 youths from the Kuala Kangsar branch of the Malayan Chinese Association and the Malayan Indian Congress.37 words
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Article, Illustration158 1963-10-08 11 Japanese mission due in capital today KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Japanese youth goodwill mission, now touring the country, will arrive here tomorrow. The 19-member mission, inciuding five women, is led by Nlhon University's Professor of Science and Literature, Mr. Takao Yamada. They arrived in Penang on Saturday. I A Government158 words
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Article120 1963-10-08 11 BATU GAJAH. Mon— The Mayor of George Town, Penang, Mr Ooi Thlam Siew, and two Socialist Front leaders who were iniured in a car crash near Tapah on Saturday morning were visited by members of their families, friends and relatives at the hospital120 words
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Article57 1963-10-08 11 SINGAPORE, Mon— Two Nanyang University students were jointly charged In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today with fixing a poster without lawful authority on a lamp post in Kiong Siak Road on Saturday. Chin Ah Kau. alias Chen Poo Taw. and Yong Kirn Nam. alias Yong Chlam57 words
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71 1963-10-08 11 From GEOFFREY GELDAKD KUCHING. Mon.— Operation are still continuing in the Long Jawl area of Sarawak's Third Division against the Indonesian terrorist gang which attacked the area a week ago, a military spokesman said today. The security forces were trying to round up the remnants71 words
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77 1963-10-08 11 Padi planter murder: Man is detained ALOR STAR, Mon. Police here have detained a man in connection with the murder of a Thai padi planter. Din Tine. 34. wlio was slashed to death yesterday at Kampong Tlti Akar, aboul 27 miles from here. A tapper, Deng Din Pom. who found77 words
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103 1963-10-08 11 DENANG, Mon. a r passenger on the Rajula bound for India had to disembark at Penang before the ship sailed yesterday after- noon because he lost a wallet containing money and travel documents. Mohamed Hanifa. of Pekan Tanjong, Kedah, boarded the ship103 words
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Article33 1963-10-08 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, will open the annual meeting of the Union of Forest Employees at the Federal House canteen here on Saturday.33 words
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308 1963-10-08 11 PENANG ELECTION VICTORY LABOUR PARTY AIM I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V The Labour Party I of Malaya said last night its primary objective next year was to win the Penang state election. The party's new secretarygeneral. Dr. Wee Lee Fong. told the party's two-day national conference here, which ended yesterday, that308 words
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123 1963-10-08 11 2 fishermen feared drowned in I Indonesian waters DENANG, Mon. Two fishermen have been reported missing in Indonesian waters since Saturday. They are Ket Yen Siew. 55. of Presgrave Street, and urn SenK Leong. 40, of Noordin Sireet Ghaut, who are feared to have drowned. Their taikons. Koay Putt Seng,123 words
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Article42 1963-10-08 11 MUAR. Mon. The Mentrl Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hassan Din Hajl Yunos. yesterday opened three rural development* project* In the Muar district. The projects cosUiik about $58.--000 will benefit more than 5.000 people In the area.42 words
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Advertisement287 1963-10-08 11 THE TAMPAX ADVANTAGES FOR WORKING GIRLS Modest. .Small. Package tucks away unobtrusively indesk or handbag. Invisible in place No bulges No belts, pins, pads. There's nothing to show... no one can know. Simple to insert. Easy to dispose of. No odour can possibly form. You feel cool clean, fresh... sitting287 words
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Advertisement17 1963-10-08 11 WITH THAN TUNGSTEN j 1.500.000 CARBIDE MMM WINGEVERY Q UJ 2 UJ yj z < rrj maiouc oeposu17 words
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232 1963-10-08 12 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS... By OUR MARKET STAFF Sixth tile plant opened by leading manufacturer ANE of the biggest tile manufacturers in Malaysia, Concrete Industries (North Malaya) Ltd., have established a new factory in the Tasek industrial estate in Ipoh. Situated232 words
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Article, Illustration297 1963-10-08 12 CEMENT MILL WILL INCREASE ITS OUTPUT DINGAPORE's six million dollar cement milling factory is to increase its present production capacity. i This disclosure was made by Mr. George Teo. general manager for Singapore Cement Manufacturing Co. Ltd.. owners of the factory. Mr. Teo said the factory, which was opened by297 words
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Article, Illustration113 1963-10-08 12 HYSTER APPOINT MANAGER HYSTER Company has announced the promotion of Mr. Wayne E. Brand to the position of Supervisor, tractor equipment advertising and sales promotion. Mr. Brand is stationed at the tractor equipment and industrial truck manufacturing firm's international headquarters in Portland, Oregon. Announcement of the appointment was made by113 words
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Article99 1963-10-08 12 OWING to the ban on the export of copra, no f.o.b. prices were quoted, say Lewis Peat In their weekly produce report. The overseas market for Philippines copra In London, showed an acuar.ce of US$3 per ton. This was partly influenced by increased freight rates. Last99 words
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Article142 1963-10-08 12 EIGHT Asian countries are among 43 foreign nations expected to take part at the New York World Fair which opens on April 22 next year. They are Malaysia, the Republic of China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the Philippines and Thailand. They will142 words
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Article68 1963-10-08 12 TN AUGUST, Swissair's volume of business was considerably higher than that In the same month last year, the company reports. Passenger traffic rose 10 per cent, cargo transportation advanced by 32 per cent and mall carryings were up 21 per cent. The overall demand increased by68 words
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Article, Illustration116 1963-10-08 12 ANOTHER SHELL MAN GOES TO AUSTRALIA FOR TRAINING ANOTHER Shell employee in Singapore selected for overseas training this year left for Melbourne, Australia, last week. He is Mr. Cheong Lim Khun. 40, who will be doing six to nine months' materials training in Geelong, Australia. Mr. Cheong will also be116 words
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Article97 1963-10-08 12 THE Pans motor show, the world's oldest, opened last week with a glittering display ol cars illustrating the continual search lor comfort and more economical driving. No manufacturer sprang a last minute surprise and the only completely new cars were British all announced before the97 words
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Article271 1963-10-08 12 rriHE severance of the Malaysia-Indonesia trade ties and the ban on copra exports from Singapore will hit the State's multi-million-dollar-a-year trade in the commodity more seriously than is generally imagined, according to dealers. Before the break in the Malaysia-Indonesia relationships and the announcement of the271 words
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Article137 1963-10-08 12 THE Singapore Government has recently installed in the Central Provident Fund Board office a set of IBM machines which will help to expedite work with a very high degree of accuracy. Known as the IBM data processing system, the set is the first to be137 words
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Article46 1963-10-08 12 H.G Parson Co Ltd of Singapore have recently been appointed agents In Malaysia for Blanca products Including toothpaste. Manufactured by CIBA of Switzerland, the new item on the local dentifrice market is said to be well accepted by the people, particularly the Tnrfian community.46 words
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268 1963-10-08 12 Tanker for coastal oil trade fitted here SYDNEY shipping tycoon R. W. Miller, who aims to break overseas interests' grip on the Australian coastal oil trade, has struck heavy weather in his hunt for tankers writes Keith Hooper from Australia. Mr. Miller recently bought the Merchant Knight through Hong Kong268 words
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Advertisement341 1963-10-08 12 TO-DAY'S DESIGN is the LYNX This modern olstern is handsome, hyfrlemc, and efficient In >poration 1 1 flushes at a touch wl th a quiet yet powerful •a. The shell is made of black Duranite and the Kintrfisher syphon mechanism of polythene— non-corrodlnif. hi-.! loss, non-aitfnif and unbreakable. Conforming to341 words
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Advertisement131 1963-10-08 12 firestonc Safe? M Every car owner needs the extra protection of these exclusive construction features in Firestone tyres! 1. Firestone Rubber-X-101 gives thousands of extra miles at no extra cost. 2. Safety-Fortified Cord Body is stronger to resist shock, puncture and blowout. 3. Nylon MonofUament Chafer eliminates air loss into131 words
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Advertisement1443 1963-10-08 13 TO LIVERPOOL > WEST COAST 111.. uue Spore Nails S**ux» ►•enant I'aaal Ma«re Hamtori la Pt/Oct it Oct 11 •»»hui tin p.iM.« Gii-eo» act 11 Bel 11 let M/11 Bel 11 '"STiis I paal. Dublin. Harrburg Oct It Oet IS Bet IS/IB Bet 21 •lpenbr iimaaal eiasgo* Ocl II Bel1,443 words
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Advertisement1368 1963-10-08 13 THE EAC LINES |r3^V~~7cJ siraoAPoac aruou uiMP-ia.».j«>imiiiu«« p-mang '^Mli^ai I nmA t »o*oi».j !«••«»<•' SAILINGS 10 GENOA, LE HAVRE HAMBUMi, MtMtN, ANFWtar HITTfRDAM. AMSTERDAM. 0 0. GOTHENBURG AND COPEHHA6EH Soon S'kam ftnann ■BEIRA- a) Sailad la Part/ I Oct 1/ I Oet "FALSTRIA" I) 21/24 Oct 25/27 Oct 21/21 Oct1,368 words
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Advertisement1359 1963-10-08 13 MKNmiKNE EXPRESS SERVICt TO tONOON. LIVERPOOL k CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'pora P. Sham Penang BtNLAWEIS L'daa, R'oara. H'katf, M'brt li'moutk Oct 11/15 Oct 11/21 Oct 21/22 ienahow L'paal. Havra, Brtmtn. R'data ati .«/w act Mia act ny» BENARMIN (E.L.) L'daa, H ttrg. R'dam. A'war* Oct 17/2 B BENVBRLICH (H) H'keri. L'daa.1,359 words
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Advertisement1258 1963-10-08 13 feMcALISTER <Sc CO.. LTD. *»v lel. Ni. MM, r*^>*K ELLIRNAN CINE efc KLAVENESS LINK LONOON, HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE. HULL t MIIOLESBROUGH SEATTLE. VANCOUVER k PORTLAND CITY OF DURHAM? Accept.ag carga in Ceitrai k Saatk Amias S'aara t* Oct ■aoNivuif Sails Peaaag 27 Oct 'p°"" lm Penang1,258 words
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Article193 1963-10-08 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October 7. Tbrea months. INDUSTRIALS Dunl ?u cts. At. Cement 18 cts K. Smelter* 2u cts. Containers 12 eta. K.«ro 21 eta. M< Alii-.rr 14 cts fed. Dls. IS cts. Koblnson li rts. W. N. 18 Cta. C. Btorage 4id. Utmmoo 16 cts. Rothmans 11 eta.193 words
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Article118 1963-10-08 14 THE Malayan KiHianga Banfcf Attestation made these change In Its rales to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Htm York: Duyms TT 37 13/18, airmail OD 32 15/18, 90 d/st 33 1/4 credit bills, 33 3/8 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 1/2, airmail OD 35 5/8, 90118 words
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Article33 1963-10-08 14 For the first half of Its financial year ending March 31 Rnei view Rubber Estates Ltd. produced 1.232,000 lb., compared with 1.216.000 lb. In the corresponding period of previous fiscal year.33 words
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803 1963-10-08 14 From Our Market Correspondent WITH no break yet in the Indonesian-Malay-sian crisis conditions on the Malayan Stock Market continued to be drab yesterday. Except for one exception the steady erosion of industrial prices, particularly in the new issues, continued. Twenty counters eased with803 words
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Article21 1963-10-08 14 Malayan I Industrials: [ins: > rubbers: Dec 29 Stock Indirrs Oct. 5 Oct. 123.4? IM.fi 1U4.81 lo;>.; 109.41 109.4 19*2=10021 words
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Article752 1963-10-08 14 /COMBINED business in the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: cnsmovs 4t ikxii S2.SS. (1.000) S2.M. (1,000) *2.*3, (2.000) S2.HI. (1.000) $2.80, <2.0U0) 52.78: Esto $3.22 BL,, (4.000) $3.25. 11.000) (3.24,752 words
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Article26 1963-10-08 14 October I. MALAYAN KL'BBKK PRICE: 66* cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: $462 (down $1). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 5 tons).26 words
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Article63 1963-10-08 14 /'HINEIE Predue* exchange, Sings- pars now prices per pieul yesterday: Cecenut ell: oulk $46 sellers, drum $49 sellers. Cora: Oct. Nov. UK/Continent *3u buyers. Pepper: Muntok white ***** sellers Sarawak while IMS sellers, special Sarawak black $115 sellers, garbled Lampong blade $113 sellers, ASTA $1271 sellers. linxaper* Cecenut63 words
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Article16 1963-10-08 14 Aokam Tin Ltd. produced 3,950 picub of tin for the quarter ended September 30.16 words
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Article290 1963-10-08 14 Ships lying alangiM* the fingaper* Hirbour wharves er xpecttd toil are: Landak N.W. 5, Braeslde 10. Straat Torres 23/24. Botaaevaln 13/14, Ttraeralre 18, Bronxvllle 29/30, Larut N.W 3, Mergul 27/28. Bengkalla 31/32. Epbesos (tank*n 38/38. Empire Oannet 21/22, Bayematein 6/7, Tanagra 35/36, Bruas 33/34, Maxwell Brander290 words
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272 1963-10-08 14 STRAITS tin fell by $1 In Penang yesterday to $462 per picul on an offering estimated up 5 tons to 250 tons. In London on Friday ring trading In tin quickened after a slow •tart with prices finally showing modest gains. The272 words
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Article120 1963-10-08 14 MELBOURNE. Mon 1X1)1 STRIALS traded quietly at 1 steady levels. Fluctuations were small, but falls slightly shaded rise*. The outstanding move was provided by R. Mteanr with sale* at 4s. 6d. following the company* advice to holders not to »>ell penalng the result of "negotiations which may lead120 words
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Article252 1963-10-08 14 OCTOBER first xradt rubber buysrt 1.0. b. elated at S p.m. in Slngiper* and Kuala Lumpur yratrrd.iy nl 871 cents per lb. down iieven-elKhtht of a cent on Friday's cloelnK l-v> I lur the position. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doting prices in ctntt per lb.252 words
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Article232 1963-10-08 14 fHE tollow.nc list selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on p^ces -tiling yesterday morning. •P-price E.Y.-t-arninc* yield (ktos.-. D.V. -dividend yield igroas) T.C.-tiroes covered Definitions: Timtt Covered menns the number of times last year's total dividend is covered toy the profits for that year. Exchange: A tea per232 words
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Advertisement1056 1963-10-08 14 Ev AtYfe iis^^ Wi^bi^^Rl KAWASAK) KISEN &AISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Pacific and Atlantic Service S'pori f, S'nam nongMMB K'tiuna s.f citca l Angent N.ioti •nasiikaira Man' 2>/H Oct 1/ INn INn B Ms* 21 Nn 21 fin tS Die "Salina Mara" 27/2t Nn M/ 1 Ott lie I Der 71 Ott1,056 words
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Advertisement837 1963-10-08 14 J3gj THAI LINES frssu Htm tit «w Sati. WORTHY DOWN New Yort Oet 7 S'pori II benerii Agent* fICIANIC UOYO (SINMFMf) 111, OCEANIC UOTD 0 ii Kj 110, liamr MMte Siagaaws *»aaa. Ut« fart taiHaaa— nm MS, HtifHi ssiainii latitas 'tsaag. «»»H mi' RIOGRANDE LINE SOUTH AMERICA/SOUTH AFRICA/FAR EAST VICE837 words
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Advertisement249 1963-10-08 14 SHELL REFINING COMPANY (FEDERATION OF MALAYA) LIMITED 7 PER CENT DEBENTURE STOCK The transfer books of ihe company will be closed from the 21st October to 31st October 1963 inclusive for the preparation of intprest warrants SIGNET MALAYA AND CO. REGISTRARS Kuaia Lumpur. 7th October. 1963. ASSOCIATED MINES (MALAYA) LIMITED249 words
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Advertisement887 1963-10-08 15 NOTICES NOTICE We wish to announce the removal of our Office to 129 Kuala Kangsar Road with effect from Bth October, '63. Our Telephone ***** remains the same. SOON 6ENO AND CO, Ipoh. ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED Xl ALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates lor the undermentioned Companies wider the Management887 words
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Advertisement227 1963-10-08 15 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that a Special General Meeting of the Members of the Penarifr Turf Club will be held at the Turf Club's Office, Chartered Bank chambers, D, Union Street, Penang, on Friday. 25th Octooer, 1963. at 5.00 pjn. to consider and if227 words
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Advertisement1653 1963-10-08 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD VACANCY Applications are Invited from persons domiciled ln Malaysia for the appointment of a Surveyor ln the Singapore Harbour Board. Applicants, should not be less than 30 years of age, must possess considerable experience ln Und surveying and also, desirably, some experience ln hydrograpbic1,653 words
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Advertisement1024 1963-10-08 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Word* SS (MU.>—Box it ctt. tmtrm SELF CONTAINCO FURNISHED bad ■ittar all conveniences, own entrance. Buklt Tlraab &t milestone. Rent $1M includnln rates. Box A 6058 B.T. Spore. ■IQ SHOP HOUSES for Rent or for Smle Opera Kntate facing Swan Lake Avenue, wltb service road* and car1,024 words
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Advertisement984 1963-10-08 15 TUITION It WtrtJa U (Mtm.)—Bvt it eta, ntrm SUCIMPUL PIANOFORTE THEORY Tuition by Qualified Teacher wltb 20 tbuslastlc tuition In eacb Icaaoo. Tel. (B'pore) *****. TYPING (OUR aPICIALITV) lo CBKlisb/Ualay. New alicbliw. Air> coodlt tared Kooms. lndlvwuaj At tealion /Tests Octooer Bettlnners' Bborttiand. Book-keeping. Accounting. MalayShorthand. Eagliab. SIC. 73 Middle984 words
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Advertisement829 1963-10-08 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wmr** U (Mim.)— Box tt et*. oxtrm j TAUNUS TURNISR V door Halloowagen. Ughi grey, on* owner only. Kxrellent condition. o»ner driven. Call (Spore) «D 037. LAMBRETTA ISO 19S1 with accessories and spar* lyre. $640 or nearant offer. Please Ring (B'pore) ***** James Lira office bours.829 words
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Advertisement603 1963-10-08 15 AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) tt Word*_ SS (Mim.)— Box St et*. oxtro GENUINE PHOTOSTATS, rotomalic. ML Rohinkun Road. d'J34u KWOK'I PHOTOCOPY SIRVICK. 22, Thr Anadf. Ist Floor. Trl 05.MU. FOTOCOPV INSTANT SERVICK. 30 RohmsoD Koad. B'pore. Tel. 94 hi* BOUND BOOKS MICROFILMED TanKs Photocopy Service, lv. Boat, quay, Spore. t>M6b.603 words
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392 1963-10-08 16 ERNEST FRIDA - MALAYSIA ATHLETICS— Injury to Kuda Ditta hits favoured Police ERNEST FRIDA By Monday T*HE star-studded Malaysian Police team, who are strongly tipped to win top honours in the Malaysian Government Services athletic championships here from Eriday to Sunday have lost their star athlete, Kuda Ditta of Sarawak, as the result392 words
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140 1963-10-08 16 TWO GURKHA SOLDIERS QUALIFY AS REFEREES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Twenty soldiers, mclud- ing one Maiay and two uurKaas, have passed the Digges. soccer referees' course ever held by the British Army in Malaya. The course was conducted at Seremban under the expert tuition of Lt. Col. P. 3 Newton, a140 words
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Article19 1963-10-08 16 SINGAPORE, Mon. Todays rugby match between SCC Invltatatlon XV and Singapore Military Forces on the padang was cancelled.19 words
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Article59 1963-10-08 16 BRISBANE. Mon. Bruce Devlin scored a nlne-under par 63 here yesterday to defeat former British Open champion Kel Nagle by eirtht .strokes in an 18-hole play-off for the Queensland open golf championship. Dev'in's round broke the course record by three strokes. The two Australians tied on 280Reuter - 59 words
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Article33 1963-10-08 16 SICILY, Mon. Nicola Pletrangell. of Italy, today won the men's singles in the international tennis tournament here when he beat Boro Jovanovic. of Yugoslavia 6-4, 8-4. 6-4 In the final. RenterReuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration489 1963-10-08 16 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. MALAYSIAN teachers got on their marks today to usher in a new age of spring-heeled, cham-pion-fit sports-mind-ed school masters who will add to their teaching qualifications a new title qualified athletics coach. Schools athletics masters are being489 words
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Article20 1963-10-08 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. All eight matches i n todays Kliney Cup tennis competition were postponed because of the rain.20 words
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Article, Illustration174 1963-10-08 16 A BROKEN RACKET SNAPPED BILLY'S RHYTHM BANGKOK, Mon. Nandu Natekar of India beat Charoen Watanasin of Thailand 15-8, 15-11 in the final of the Thailand invitation badminton tournament here last night. Earlier in the semi-finals, Natekar defeated Billy Ng of Malaysia 15-9, 15-5. It is difficult to tell whether it174 words
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Article45 1963-10-08 16 PERTH, Mon. Tony Lock, the England left-arm spin bowler, has played his last match for Surrey. He Intends to emigrate to Australia about next. May, he said in a letter received here today by the Western Australia Cricket Association. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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266 1963-10-08 16 SOCCER Malaysia squad play trial today 17UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian soccer teams for the Olympic tournament extra preliminary round match against Thailand at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday (5.15 p.m.) and the Aga Khan soccer competition at Dacca later this month will be selected after the trials tomorrow and on266 words
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Article248 1963-10-08 16 Pakistan toppled by West Germany LYONS, Mon. India beat Great Britain 2-0 to win first place in the Lyons International pre Olynipic Games hockey tournament which ended yesterday. The Indians scored through Mohinder Lai' in the 34th minute and Dharam Singh In the 55th minute and thoroughly deserved their win.248 words
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Advertisement1750 1963-10-08 16 TENDERS J.K.R. PERAK TENDER NOTICE Tenders (or the supply and delivery of classroom furniture (or Secondary Schools in Perak will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negerl. Perak, Ipoh, up to 3.00 pjn. on 10.10.63 from Registered J K.R Contractors Class E' and above under head VI. 2.1,750 words
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Miscellaneous48 1963-10-08 16 BUGGER SOCCER Lewte Trophy (KajMig): Ka- Malaysia Cop (Bentong) SuJ £?f T£h^V.£S ft (pc /L aI T ty telman 4 Knights 2 P^try). Tech. Inst. "B" 0. (EX.) mler Lfe (S'poMi Army 8 Victoria Inst. 25 pU. (two Romta. Youthsl f tve tries) Tech. Inst. "A 0 HOCKEY48 words
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Miscellaneous88 1963-10-08 16 S< CER -BAFA Junior CupBadan Kesenlan v Sanvista (Ja%L**? r 7 P m Dlv 5 Bukaramal "A" v Kampong Kapor »«*r 5.15 pm.K "JKJ i rial— Manager's XI v Coach s Xl^ (Merdeka SUdlum 730 HOCKEy-Spore Dlv. I SCC v schools (Padang) Div. in Police -C" v Oenera! Hospital 'Thomson88 words
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Article, Illustration1281 1963-10-08 17 Epsom JEEP - Epsom JEEP RACING »r *JP v lr n^^L. y V I^k J i w L Cl. 2, Div. I— 6F KITA siKA: Handled a heavy track well on Sunday when second with 8.8 to Malahon over 1 7f; showed bright promise first up when second with 9.01,281 words
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218 1963-10-08 17 HE LOOKS A LIKELY OUTSIDER TOMORROW J£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Powerful looks a lively outsider' for Wednesday's races at Kuala Lumpur. This Power House four year old now j with Porky Donnelly! has come on a lot. With Merv Posner as-, tride he went exceptionally well in a fast run up218 words
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Article88 1963-10-08 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon A report In the Malayan Amateur Racing Association Calendar states that Hunter, winner of a Class 4 race at the Ipoh amateur meeting on Aug. 3 has been disqualified. An inquiry was held into a report to the Stipendiary steward that Hunter88 words
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Article532 1963-10-08 17 - KIALA II Ml-l 1; Mon. Weights :or all nine races on Wednesday, second day of the Selancoi Turf Club's meeting, are: CL. 2. DIV. I— 6F Jamour 9.05 KiU Snka 8.10 Ginger Bread 8.09 Bins Fire II 8.08 Shockallngam 8.06 KilUloe 8.05 Brave Chevalier S.ui Serene Lady532 words
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454 1963-10-08 17 THE STIPE'S REPORT KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The MRA stipendiary's Stewards report on yesterday's races here is: KACE 1: Shoebrldge (K Leung) Jumped away awnwardiy losing some ground. KACE 2: Superior Pal (Haroridgei and Blue Tattoo (Moxham) Jumped away awkwardly, losing some ground. KACE454 words
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Article, Illustration89 1963-10-08 17 COWDREY TO MISS TOUR OF INDIA LONDON, Mon.— Colin Cowdrey who waa to have captained the MCC cricket team In India early next year, has withdrawn from the touring side because an arm Injury baa not yet healed. M*ke Smith, of Warwickshire, originally named as vice-captain, will take over theReuter - 89 words
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Article30 1963-10-08 17 IPOH, Mon. K&mpar Indians will meet Tamil Youngsters of Ipoh In the final of the Perak Indians soccer competition for the Dato Sambathan cup at Kampar on Sunday.30 words
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Article415 1963-10-08 17 HOCKEY HON YOON BACK IN CSC TEAM By SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE Cricket Club, one of the three teams strongly fancied to win this year's championship, will open the Singapore Hockey Association league season against Combined Schools on the padang tomorrow. SCO with outstanding newcomers like Buck. Turner and Pinks to415 words
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Advertisement367 1963-10-08 17 Are you missing out on the world trend to let-Age Air Cargo? mrm m 4 ;>.. 'JBmkmi m ■^■^■^■^■^■^■^■Hlk-v J^i W *^M Wk 4 All fJr -JM W% lIP* Bi^4 V A' r Cargo'd with Care to anywhere! These orchids for milady were picked yesterday 8,000 miles away! FACT HANTAQ367 words
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Article, Illustration670 1963-10-08 18 'Not Satisfied' says leader after six-point petition is put to Dr. Toh By- SINGAPORE. Monday piVE HUNDRED Xanyang University students sat on the Padang opposite the City Hall for two hours today while five of their leaders presented a six-point petition to the670 words
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Obituary17 1963-10-08 18 '4RS. 4, C. PKREIRA mother of .ulry and Harold passed iway urtully on 6/10/63 at QUloo.17 words
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Article65 1963-10-08 18 HURCH OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES r. wpnir nau, aingapore i LUCKY DRAW 6/10. 63 Permit No. 92/63 Ist Prise No. *****0 2nd No. *****1 3rd No. *****2 4Ui No. *****4 sth No. *****2 Kth No. *****0 7th No. *****8 Bth No. *****1 »th No. *****1 < (insolation Prfsra 165 words
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Article311 1963-10-08 18 LONDON. Mon. A firm opening In vie stock markets was not maintained today and by the close losses predominated. Industrials provided numerous good features, many of which followed favourable week-end comment, but tiie leaders fell back and most other sections lost ground. Buyers were restrained311 words
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Article46 1963-10-08 18 RUBBER LONDON. Mon. Spot 20'4d., Nov 20 3 lod.. Dec. 20\d.. Jan. 20 5/IM.. Jan/Mar. 20*»d., Apr./ June 207/16 d., July/Sept 20 7/16 d., Oct./ Dec. 20 7/16 d.. Jan/Mar. 20 7 16d., c.l.f. Oct. 19"sd.. Nov. 19 1> IBd.. Dec. 19 15 I6d. Tone: Bte*dy.46 words
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Article24 1963-10-08 18 LONDON, Moc—Buyers £91*74. tellers £918 V Forward buyers £919. sellers £920, Settlement £918. Turnover ajn. 235 tons p.m. 105 tons. Tone: Very steady.24 words
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Article37 1963-10-08 18 KINGSTON, Mon.— Floods following the highest recorded rainfall of the century in Jamaica have caused damage estimated to total millions of pounds sterling. Two people have been drowned and many are homeless. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article32 1963-10-08 18 BANGKOK. Mon. Thailand is planning joint electricity projects with Burma and Malaysia in the border areas, Dr. Boonrod Binson. secretary general of the National Energy Authority amid here today. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article28 1963-10-08 18 YORK, Mon. Seven valuable racehorses were found dead today at lacing stables at Dringhouses. near York. They were believed to have been poisoned. Police are investigating.28 words
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Article20 1963-10-08 18 VERSAILLES, Mon. Some 200.000 French children in 8.000 schools today had their first lesson by television. Reiner20 words
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Article132 1963-10-08 18 BACK PAGE SPORT SINGAPORE. Mon Amicablea AthleUc Association scored a 3-1 victory over Darul Aflah "A" at Jalan Besar Stadium today to gain promotion to the SAFA League Division One next season. Amicable*' last appearance In SAFA's senior division was In 1955. The star-studded Amicablea showed all132 words
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Article35 1963-10-08 18 SINGAPORE, Mon— Mr. H. G. Gould will give a talk, "With the Overseas Missionary Fellowship in Thailand" at the Toe H and Toe H Women's Association meeting tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.35 words
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307 1963-10-08 18 Gifts of orchids to Jack and I Queen E By SINGAPORE, Mon. The choicest of the Malaysian orchid hybrids displayed at the International Orchid Festival nere are to be flown tomorrow to Queen Elizabeth and President Kennedy and his wife. Another two boxes will be presented to the Yang dlPertuan307 words
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Article88 1963-10-08 18 NEW YORK. Mon.— Thailand's Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman. expressed confidence last night that there will be a meeting of Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines to iron out their differences. He said in a television interview that he could not predict where or when the meeting willUPI - 88 words
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279 1963-10-08 18 The food invasion from Rhio begins By RODERICK PESTANA SINGAPORE. Mon. More than 70 prahus have arrived in Singapore from the Indonesian Rhio islands since Tengku Abdul Rahman gave permission for the Rhio people to enter the State to buy food. The latest group to arrive was a convoy of279 words
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Article34 1963-10-08 18 LONDON, Mon— Britain's First Lord of the Admiralty, Lord Carrington, left London by air today for a 10-day tour of British naval bases in the Middle East and Far East. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Advertisement23 1963-10-08 18 ROSKOPF m^ bSa'UFB^IV// ////^^^^^^^^^fcjtfWK I a^H^^L&&l JHaffßaV// raV^a^B^a^Ba^L^B^^^^^f b^bW"^b^l b^bT /^^«2b^^bC^ lal ROSKOPF 34 A PRODUCT OF THE NATIONAL WATCH CO. LTD, SWITZERLAND.23 words
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Miscellaneous40 1963-10-08 18 XTIGHEST and lowest temperaix tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 73 Kota Bharu 73 Penang 84 73 Ipoh 88 73 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 90 7340 words
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