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Title Section29 1963-11-27 1 2 7 MOV BO **T National LitPt Singaoore AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 flew*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35229 words
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Article561 1963-11-27 1 Singapore declared an Infected area' as first case is reported in capital KUALA LUMPUR. Tuei JHE Central Government and the Singapore Government today took further measures to combat cholera following the reports of three new cases in the State and the first case here. Tonight Singapore was declared561 words
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225 1963-11-27 1 DALLAS. Tues. An amateur photographer shot an Bmm film that clearly shows, step-by-step, the assassination of President Kennedy. The film was made by* Abraham Zabruder, a Dallas dress manufacturer. He is selling rights of the film privately. It has been seen225 words
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Article55 1963-11-27 1 DALLAS. Tues. A county grand Jury today returned an to- dictment of murder with malice against Jack Ruby tor shooting Lee Harvey Oswald. President Kennedy's accused assassin. District Attorney Henry Wade 1 said he would ask for the death Penalty and requested that Ruby be held without55 words
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Article, Illustration378 1963-11-27 1 A VISIT TO THE GRAVE AT MIDNIGHT A CALL FOR NATIONS HIGHEST AWARD FOR THE BRAVE WIDOW... WASHINGTON. Tuesday jy|HS. Jacqueline Kennedy paid a midnight visit to the grave of her husband in Arlington National Cemetery last night anH placed a sprig of flowers on it. She was accompanied byReuter; UPI - 378 words
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Article214 1963-11-27 1 I JAKARTA, Tuesday AN Indonesian official said 75 per cent of the small industrial concerns in Central Java have stopped operations due to lack of raw materials. The Antara news agency today quoted Mr. Somearto. who is in charge of industrial problrnis on the Regional Executive Council of Central214 words
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Article, Illustration460 1963-11-27 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Admiralty today emphatically denied a Singapore Naval 6ase Labour Union allegation that official! had burned "vital documents" of the union intended as High Court exhibits and damaged property in the union premises. They aL>o dismissed as "utter nonsense" another allegation that naval460 words
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Article33 1963-11-27 1 MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Union iias signed an agreement to buy Indonesian rubber next year, the news agency Tass reported today. The report gave no details of the agreement.33 words
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Article191 1963-11-27 1 Gunman scare at Bobby's office WASHINGTON, Tues. A gunman was reported today on the roof of a building overlooking an entrance to the Justice Department used by AttorneyGeneral Robert Kennedy, brother of the assassinated President. Police raced to the rooftop but founa no one. A guard at the General ServicesReuter - 191 words
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Article33 1963-11-27 1 LONDON. Tues.—The Christine Keeler perjury trial was today brought forward to Dec. 5 because a principal prosecution witness has said he wants to go abroad permanently In the near future. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article22 1963-11-27 1 MALAYSIA SUPPORT LONDON. Tues. Foreign Secretary R. V Kutlrr today phdi;rd all -nut support for Malay»ia. 'tome what may UPI.UPI - 22 words
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324 1963-11-27 2 PEACEFUL POLL FOR 13 MILLION IN S. KOREA SEOUL, Tv««. THIRTEEN million South Koreans i went to the polls in an orderly manner this morning to elect the 175-seat National j Assembly of their "Third Republic of Korea." They were electing 131 Assemblymen directly ln as many constituencies from amongReuter - 324 words
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Article54 1963-11-27 2 HONG KONG. Tues.—British actor Eric Young, here to play in the fflm "Lord Jim." fell into the sea yesterday and was hauled out of the water unconscious. "But for a lump on his head, he Is nil rieht now ancVhis condition la not aertoTO." a54 words
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101 1963-11-27 2 COLOMBO, Tues.— The two remaining members of Ceylon's Press Commission yesterday decided to delay hearings until the government appointed a new third member to replace Mrs. TheJa Ounawardhana or Issued fresh directives. Mrs. Ounawardhana resigned last week saying she did not wish to embarrassReuter - 101 words
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Article35 1963-11-27 2 WELLINGTON, Tues. New Zealand's Labour Party, which has turned its back on the claw war. is intensifying Its campaign to unseat the National Party Government in a general election od Nov. 30.—Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration180 1963-11-27 2 MACAPA6AL WENT OFF WITHOUT TELLING ME, SAYS PELAEZ ]y|ANILA, Tues.—Philippine Secretary of Justice, Mr. Salvador Marino, has ordered a probe into the alleged failure of Malacanang Palace officials to inform Vice-President Emmanuel Pelaez (above) of the departure of President Diosdado Macapagal for the (nlted States on Sunday. Mr. Pelaez complainedReuter - 180 words
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70 1963-11-27 2 CALCUTTA. Tues.—The allin« Maharaja of Bhutan flew to Zurich last night for medical treatment. The 37-year-old Drulc Gyalpo Jlgtne Dorjl Wangchuk (Dragon King of the Land of Thunderbolts) suffered a heart attack several months ago. Because of Chinese Communist troop movements near the bordersUPI - 70 words
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Article25 1963-11-27 2 JAKARTA. Tues.—The Dovernor of the Rhio Islands has for-, bidden shipment of agricultural' and forestry produce outside Indonesia without his personal approval.—U.P.I.UPI - 25 words
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Article83 1963-11-27 2 TOKYO, Tues. Japan's Emperor Hlrohlto offered his life as a token of atonement for the last war in his first meeting ln Tokyo with the then Supreme Commander of Allied Forces, General Douglas MacArthur, on September 27, 1945. The remarks were made In a memoir by aReuter - 83 words
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166 1963-11-27 2 Cambodia signs airline service agreement with Red China TOKYO, Tuesday. (X)MMUNIST China yesterday announced the signing of an airline service agreement with Cambodia. The official Communist Chinese news agency, ln a broadcast monitored ln Toicyo, said the agreement was signed yesterday ln the j Canibudian capital oi Phnom Penh. ItUPI - 166 words
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217 1963-11-27 2 SAIGON, Tuesday. P American civilian, held prisoner by Com£X munist guerillas in South Vietnam for six months, told yesterday how he walked delightedly Into a military outpost after being freed on Saturday, only to be deeply shocked by the news of tht murder of PresidentReuter - 217 words
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103 1963-11-27 2 EDITORS' TALKS PUT OFF FOR KENNEDY ftANGKOK. Tues. Th« Asian editors round table meeting scheduled to begin here yesterday under the auspices of Ecafe was Postponed until today l n observance of the day of mourning for the late President Kennedy. Homage Delegates from 18 countries and 11 United NationsReuter - 103 words
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Article22 1963-11-27 2 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia hta estatoiislied a Consulate* General in Pyongyang, capital of Communist North Korea, AnUim news agency reported. UPJ.22 words
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Miscellaneous25 1963-11-27 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby (mt fmt mi) /^.L ~£s* \C TUBtt'i MO M»eO TO MkIKJ (jHATS MV MWOURfTI) |\ail TMf vyw/ qoumOjti \*uo«t cut^—25 words
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Article, Illustration776 1963-11-27 3 NIGHT CLUB OWNER TELLS HOW HE SHOT KENNEDY MURDER SUSPECT Attorney seeks death for the revenge killer J)ALLAS, Tues. Jack Ruby, 52, the night club proprietor who shot and killed President Kennedy's alleged assassin, was moved secretly from Dallas City jail to the countyReuter - 776 words
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393 1963-11-27 3 Johnson writes to Nikita: I will carry on the task \f OSCOW. Tues.—PreiT1 sident Lyndon Johnson in a message to Mr. Khrushchev, has said that he intended to continue to strive towards improving relations with all countries including the Soviet Union, Moscow Radio said last night. The message, dated Sunday,Reuter; UPI - 393 words
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Article195 1963-11-27 3 FORT WORTH (Texas), Tues.— Lee Harvey Oswald, President Kennedy's alleged assassin, was yesterday buried here, his mother's hometown. The simple burial was carried out shortly before the President's in V'ashington In DALLAS, District Attorney Henry Wade said a map showing the path the bullet tookReuter - 195 words
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Article66 1963-11-27 3 LONDON. Tuev The liigKest television link-up e\rr seen in Europe was srt up yesterday to bring to hundreds of millions of viewers on both sides of the iron curtain live scenes of President Ken- nedy's funeral in Washington. The relay was made possible by an American communications66 words
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195 1963-11-27 3 Parliament pays highest honour to Kennedy by adjourning T ONDON, Tues. A crowded sombre British parliament yesterday paid its highest honour to the late President Kennedy by adjourning early for the day after expressing "shock and deep sorrow" at the assassination. Mr. R. A. Butler. Foreign Secretary, led the GovernmentReuter - 195 words
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Article64 1963-11-27 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. Senator Margaret Chase Smith. (Republican-Maine), wears a red rose each day she appears in the Senate Chamber. She did so yesterday. But during a brief eulogy of President Kennedy at an Informal morning session, she quietly moved to the back row desk occupied by theUPI - 64 words
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Article515 1963-11-27 4 SENANG DETAINEE TELLS COURT. SINGAPORE, Turn. DETAINEE who said he was not involved in the Pulau Senang riots on July 12, told the Assizes today that it was "out of righteousness" that he became a Crown witness in the trial of 59 former fellowdetainees on the515 words
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Article273 1963-11-27 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'THE third district judge, Mr. Lim Chor Pee, to- day suggested building an overhead crossing and a cemented footpath at Connaught Drive as a safety measure for the great number of pedestrians who use the road. Mr. Lim made the suggestion at the end273 words
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Article88 1963-11-27 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Sabah's Minister of Communications and Works. Datu Khoo Siak Chew, who is here to recruit 1,500 skilled construction workers, today spent two hours touring the Housing and Development Board's headquarters and the Queenstown estate. He described the board's achievements as 'marvellous." He said he88 words
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138 1963-11-27 4 Selection Committee to include Speaker SINGAPORE. Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Ton Chin Chye, will move a motion In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday seeking appointment or a Committee of Selection with the Speaker, Mr. E.W. Barker, as chairman. Dr. Toh will ask the House to appoint the following138 words
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Advertisement273 1963-11-27 4 UALA PREMIERE-TOMORROW at9.3opm SINGAPORE. PEN ANC KUALA LUMPUR I ODEON-KATONG ODEON ODEON GENERAL SCREENING SIMULTANEOUSLY FROM FRIDAY 29TH ODEON-KATONG: PLUS ON STAGE TOMORROW AT 9.3O p. FASHION CONTEST (Scmi-Finals)Valuabl«GoldenOrn«ments Will Be Awarded As Prizes by Messrs MEE CHONG GOLDSMITH. (no Fr« Lists At 930p m. Show) A DRAMA OF AN273 words
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Advertisement93 1963-11-27 4 'hone y^UffKj^llJM^^U ***** Today: 1 30-3 30-7 00-9 30 a.m. Donny Kaye Mortho Hyer 'THE MAN FROM THE DINER'S CLUi" I Tomorrow "Nikki Wild Doo Of The North" (Technicolor). Have you visited the Coffee House? Bright, gay, informal Open 24 hours daily. The ideal rendezvous for a snack or full93 words
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Advertisement481 1963-11-27 4 M LIDO (Singapore) TODAY TOMORROW a 11-1.45-4-6.30-9.15 yc SHAWS FESTIVAL /T^L^W^-*/ m HALF-PRICE «V\ifc/sA I TO ALL SEATS Full length Cartoon a J55T "ORPHAN BROTHERS"! CAPITOL (sp.re, OPENS TOMORROW I JOHN WAYNE MAWEENO'HARA j OTlCllINTOCKIdlK^ Meet McLmtock 0© R^oRDD^DStlKrirS^S^ Helllie$hi$ s jfgff^L whiskey hard... g Nis women soft ,^^li^ ...And481 words
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Advertisement480 1963-11-27 4 VB B a organisation 35th Anniversary Festival HALF-PRICE ADMISSION TO ALL CINEMAS and PARKS (Except The CAPITOL Theotrel.B LSL^LjatJK^RjHllbM LAST HAY!!! I 11 a.m.. 1.30. 4. 6.43, 9.30 p.m. ■"STAR-CROSSED LOVERS" Vondor,- n COLOR Opens Topwrow! Jwiifl MMiREcR WAYNf OHARA m "McLIlffTOCKr I HCMKICOUm- MNAVrSION Shot 35th Annivcrsory-' 2 Price480 words
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Miscellaneous206 1963-11-27 4 THE following la today a aebcdule lombo Bombay. BuMU. Iitacbul. of civil aircraft movementi at Duoaeldorf. London (BA 793 v 2.30 Pajra Lebar airport Singapore: p.m.: to Jakarta, Darwin. Sydney, ARRIVALS Auckland (BA 7201 6.53 p.m. J£?'£2X-tSJr&£- -ASSESS T32: ta. Rangoon (BA J»>«;« PJ»- Japan Air Untt: To Jakarta (JL206 words
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Article, Illustration298 1963-11-27 5 The toothache that costs $250,000 a year CHEAPER-CURE PLAN FOR' THE ABORIGINES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE expensive (more than §256,000 a year) practice of flying aborigines with toothache from their jungle homes to hospitals is to be stopped next year. Instead, a mobile dental clinic will be sent out to298 words
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178 1963-11-27 5 SYMPATHY STRIKE BY 600 ESTATE LABOURERS MALACCA, Tuesday. \|ORE than 600 labourers from two divisions of the Kemuning Estate at Tebong, 27 miles from here, went on strike on Sunday in sympathy with 133 labourers of the Kru division of the estate who stopped work m Nov. 18 over the178 words
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117 1963-11-27 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two lecturers in mathematics are leaving the University of Malaya. They are Mr. T. H. R. Skyrme, acting head of the Department of Mathematics, and Mr. N. M. Idaikkadar. Mr. Skyrme has been appointed to the chair oi Mathematical Physics at Birmingham117 words
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Article79 1963-11-27 5 Two die on the roads SINGAPORE, Tues. Two men died In separate road accidents here yesterday. A cyclist, Saparl bin Omar, was travelling along Serangoon Road at about 9 a.m. when he was involved in a collision with a goods van. Saparl, of St. Georges Road, died in hospital three79 words
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Article43 1963-11-27 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«.— Geography students of the University of Malaya are to conduct a socio-economic survey in Petallng Jaya as part of their practical training. The survey Is expected to reveal Information on population growth, family size and occupations43 words
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Article19 1963-11-27 5 KLUANO. Tues.— Mr. Lim Jew Siang has been elected president of the Malayan Coffee Shop Association19 words
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Article27 1963-11-27 5 IPOH, Tues.—Two drums of cj Under oil. valued at $416. were reported stolen from the Sh*U service station In Lahat Road here i yesterday.27 words
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177 1963-11-27 5 Youth who peeped is bound liver MALACCA. Tues. The president of the Sessions Court here today told a 17-year-old roomboy of the Malacca Rest House that it was bad of him to have peeped into a woman's room when the woman was not fully dressed. The boy, Sajar bin Abdullah,177 words
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Article, Illustration278 1963-11-27 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three charming tourists today described the Malaysian capital as "a real cool town." They are Miss Barbara Coleman, 22, an arts graduate from Massachusetts; Miss Wendy Joan Taylor, 21, a stenographer from Sydney; and Miss Elsa Glickman, 32,278 words
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Article53 1963-11-27 5 PENANO. Tues.—A 10-year-old victim of a motor accident, Munsor Hadi. died In the Penang General Hospital early this mornIng. Mansor was reported to have been knocked down by a car at Weld Quay yesterday. He was rushed to the hospital with head Injuries and died at53 words
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120 1963-11-27 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. The Bishop of Penang, Monslgnor Francis Chan, at present attending the Ecumenical Council in Rome, will be returning in mid-December. Together with Bishop Vcndargon of Kuala Lumpur, he is due to attend the tercentenary celebrations of the French foreign mis- siens120 words
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Article182 1963-11-27 5 OFFER OF GERMAN STUDY AWARDS SINGAPORE, Tues. The German academic exchange service is offering scholarships to Malaysian citizens to study at universities and technical universities in West Germany. The scholarships will cover the period from Oct. 1. next year, to Sept. 30. 1965, and will comprise a monthly allowance of182 words
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Advertisement79 1963-11-27 5 FROM JAPAN'S LARGEST ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING COMPANYTHIS REFRIGERATOR OF EXCEPTIONAL Wlf\ Y\ flflP HITACHI MADE IN MALAYSIA < k *^^j!^ 4HI i* BatZr&cllii^fiHiiKi^fl t Wm^^^m^J 'SSSSr. ALL THE WAY Seventeen miles of dual carriageway from Kuala Lumpur to Klang, and all made exclusively with Shell's Made -in- Malaysia Bitumen. At Klang,79 words
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Advertisement404 1963-11-27 6 Special Features:M■» 4fe B^H m m The layout is designed to give the utmost privacy. I 111 l MLm yM T O6 majority of the houses are situated either on the crest of the hill or \3 WW I \JL \0 I I on the slope of the hilL presents404 words
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405 1963-11-27 7 Sarawak Govt disappointed by local doctors KUCHING, Tues. i 'pHE Sarawak Medical Department has been disappointed at the difficulties in persuading local doctors to join the department, the acting Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. Dickie, said today. He was commenting on criticisms on the department which appeared in a405 words
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142 1963-11-27 7 White man's Merdeka by an ex-Minister IPOH. Tues— The former Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inchc Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, whs is now leader of the National Convention Party, last night mounted a Peoples Progressive Party platform to address an election rally here. Inche Aziz said that "the Merdeka wr.142 words
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163 1963-11-27 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. I More than 400 1 delegates and observers from all over Malaysia will attend the twicepostponed Malaysia education conference to be held here from Dec. 19 i to 23. Among the observers Invited j to the conference are soim from Thailand. South163 words
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Article47 1963-11-27 7 Killed by a car IPOH, Tues.—A lorry attendent, Lee Hoi Hong. 32. died five hour* after a road accident In Lahat Road here yesterday afternoon. He was standing near his lorry when he was knocked down by a car. He was rushed to hospital where he died.47 words
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Article, Illustration274 1963-11-27 7 SUM RIVER, Tues. The floods caused by three rivers— the Bernam, Trolak and Slim— which innundated the homes of about 300 people in two nearby kampongs, are now subsiding. On Sunday night the swollen rivers spilled into sections of Kampong Kuala Slim, four miles274 words
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Article151 1963-11-27 7 ACCIDENT WIFE AGREES TO $6.000 SINGAPORE, Tues. A settlement in the sum of $6,000 was announced in the High Court today in an accident claim in which the wife of an R.A.F. officer was the plaintiff. Dorothy Grace Chamberlain, wife of Flight Lieutenant R. H. Chamberlain, of Changi, had brought151 words
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130 1963-11-27 7 OENANG. Tues. The total acreage of padi land under doublecropping on Penang island has almost doubled since the new system was introduced about four years ae;o. Starting with 16 acres during the 1959-1960 season, the area now totalled 1.200 acres, the Chief Minister, Dato130 words
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325 1963-11-27 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. THE Serangoon branch manager of the United Commercial Bank, Mr. R. A. Narayanan, today testified in the Industrial Arbitration Court that there was a "deliberate" go-slow throughout the branch in March and April last year. As a result of the325 words
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Advertisement164 1963-11-27 7 m_i^_« H^r^ /JiHgV OVERALL VICTORY FOR rM^assgjStesaC VOLVO >1f -I ay IN THE R.A.C. RALLY The Volvo won the final event in this year's F.I.A. European Rally Trophy, the R.A.C. rally of Great Britain. With this overall victory Volvo ended this season's very successful rallies and races. The R. A.164 words
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Miscellaneous261 1963-11-27 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Tailors' boat*? (7). 1. Material, but not made up! 7 8 cau maz 8. Dark-skinned, and bashful 10 f^^L," about h distieurement (7) tremely bad effect (12). 9. Cd the S of ih. 15 Title spot for a courageous card that had to be changed261 words
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220 1963-11-27 8 Bilut land scheme 'a showpiece' says Aussie visitor KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.—Sir Arthur Tange, secretary of the Australian Department of External Affairs, today described the Bilut Valley land settlement scheme as a "show piece" of rural development in South-East Asia. Sir Arthur, who left here today for Singapore, made a special220 words
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Article64 1963-11-27 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Printing Employees' Union held a dinner party tonight for its president. Mr. D. Gopaiakrishnan. in honour of his being selected on a study award to attend a seminar at Bombay. He will deliver a paper on economics at the conference, which is64 words
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Article30 1963-11-27 8 BATU PAHAT. Tues. Free anti-cholera inoculation will be given by the Health Centre here for a month to those who have not yet been injected against the disease.30 words
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Article28 1963-11-27 8 IPOH, Tups. A public memorial sen-ice for the late President Kennedy will be held in the Wesley Methodist Church here at 6 p.m. on Thursday.28 words
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285 1963-11-27 8 SCORES WILL TAKE DAY OFF KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. fJIVIL servants here are all set to picket the Treasury and Federal House tomorrow morning over the long delay in settling claims at the National Whitley Council level. Mr. V. E. Jesudoss, president of the285 words
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Article, Illustration135 1963-11-27 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TWO Malaysian executives of Shell Company havt been appointed to higher positions. They are Mr. Stephen Bim See Loy, 34, who becomes personnel manager In Kuala Lumpur, and Wan Makhzan bin Ahmad, 36, who will be personnel and public relations135 words
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90 1963-11-27 8 IPOH, Tues. —Thieves broke Into the house of Miss Cecilia Pal. 35, a science teacher at the Yuk Choy Secondary School in Kuala Kangsar Road here, and stole a $260 typewriter and a set of pens worth $50. Miss Pal. who had left her quarters90 words
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Article37 1963-11-27 8 PENANO. Tues. More than 250 families have applied for M flats in the City Council'! Trengeanu Road housing project. The allocation will be mad* by ballots at the Town Hall oa Thursday.37 words
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Miscellaneous115 1963-11-27 8 .1 Onp By V.T. RmrnUm s t?r^>^ PIP IgOTr^PEAKNIGKT.. {AaO^i-^S&teß&gJ L^^V i^\A Dick TrmcH By Chester Cowftf H|H|H p"M ONE OF YOUR %l UH? f I SAY. MAYO«, OH-UH- IT I SUPPORTED T OK "tuAT« -TWf^^l^^niJ^^^ CONSTITUENTS, V_^ DIDN'T KNOW OHVCS. i XXJ PPOM THE fcTHANK GOVEBNOP OP I HBOTUPB*115 words
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Article, Illustration1981 1963-11-27 9 Mike Tomkies - Mike Tomkies HOW THE TOP STARS REACHED SUCCESS IN flit- lives of ;ill great stars and people of prominence there comes a turning point a point at whi c h something happens that plucks them from obscurity and1,981 words
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Advertisement113 1963-11-27 9 The International VJ H At to Smoking H |m Pleasure I 1 H v r/^ H illl RICH CHOICF TOBACCOS j EG M l^t KING SIZE STUYVESANT Wherever you go, light up a Peter Stuyvesant so much more to enjoy! Get that real deep-down enjoyment of rich choice tobaccos plus113 words
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Article232 1963-11-27 10 Wmrdt Sit (Minimum) MR. A MRS. Tan Knc Cbeng thank frtends for their good wishes and Aata Marriage Bureau through which •li. n» l. MR. A MRS. Anthony Pcrelra, thank all frlend.t and relatives for tbalr a»•ut«iic« and useful gifts on tbslr recent marrmtte. FAMILY OF LATK Peter Tan232 words
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Article308 1963-11-27 10 20 WordM Sit (Minimum) THE CHRISTMAS FAIR Baturda* 30th November at the Victoria afemortal Hall lv a.m. 6 p.m. UNPLEASANT SMELLS Kot you dnv.n.' Quick, reach for Atrulck. and enjoy fresh, swcet-smelllng air all day. CXCUISITE MIKIMOTO PEARLS ilown in for X'mas. Select poor choice at The Ming Shop.308 words
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Article26 1963-11-27 10 2U Word* SIM (Mm.) STUDY THE BIBLE. Kree course N ksmrk'i Gospel. Only $2 each for l.iikr, Acts, upward Path P.O. Box. wa. ki.26 words
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Article672 1963-11-27 10 Malaysia's Borneo border with Indonesia will be danger ridden for as long as confrontation lasts. A pattern of incident and threat has been established which will be wearing on Malaysian nerves, and hard on the livelihood of villagers in Sarawak and Sabah who have the ill-fortune to672 words
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Article272 1963-11-27 10 Malaysia and Indonesian confrontation have markedly changed the pattern of development spending originally outlined for this year, and have altered out of all recognition the investment targets of 1964 and 1965—the two final years of the Malayan Five Year Plan. The big new burden is, of course, defence.272 words
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Article243 1963-11-27 10 An unfortunate political feud has arisen over plans to promote industry in the Taiping area. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lam Swee Aun, has accused the Town Council—recently captured by a coalition of the United Democratic Party and the Socialist Front—of inaction, while the Council has243 words
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Article467 1963-11-27 10 SHRINE OF GOOD TASTE Sotheby's from the inside by Patrick O'Donovan T ONDON, Tues.— ln v the polite and crowded rooms the day's business topped £300,000. It was not easy to believe. The place shouted of England: it was dusty and the wares were shown to spectacular disadvantage but they467 words
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Letter232 1963-11-27 10 rE residents of a fragmented estate in Province Wellesley are apprehensive over recent events. It was alleged that a girl was molested by a young man, abetted by his brother. The brother was Injured In the struggle. He was an M.I.C. man and the girl lr related232 words
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Letter99 1963-11-27 10 UNDER the heading "New bid to bar politicians from union leadership," you state that the new bid, if approved, will bar trade unionists such as Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, "who is pre- sident of the National Union of Teachers." Mr. Ramanathan ceased to be president of the N.U.T.99 words
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Letter61 1963-11-27 10 rpHERE has been torrential X rain In Singapore lately, and as usual Buklt Tlmah Is the most affected area. I was wet to the very spine the other day, due to the non-existence of a bus shelter at 6Jm.s. This problem has yet to be solved, plus the61 words
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Article, Illustration1322 1963-11-27 10 What the new man faces... PRESIDENT JOHNSON (SAY THE CYNICS) HAS SIX MONTHS AT MOST TO BUHjD HIS MACHINE, TO REWARD HIS FRONDS AND TO THREATEN HIS ENEMIES THIS city is still in a state of shock, in the medical sense of the word. There is horror, there is bewilderment,1,322 words
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Advertisement58 1963-11-27 10 Strait. Tmtt k Malay Mail la* ("tear COCO ITORAai AftCAO* COLO iTOKAOi ■RANCMCS AT HOLLAND NOAD-KATON* KKP>I*«L ROAD—NAVAL SAM A.mortss« AtwtMss CITY BOOK STORI LTD WHimssiai Hoot*. C«%«r Qmt TMtT NaTWS FRONT FttxpatrMrs tmimioii M. M. ISMAIL Admasmßy Mom. HmmU Baa* MAMtCM STORK WML Ossi MM, hnHH V. NCTNAMMY ft58 words
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Advertisement56 1963-11-27 10 14 XT. OOLO OVCRLAV Handsome matched Ml la tIM nrw Klorcntlac motif superbly made with a rtcb. loec lantinc overlay of 14 Kt. Oold. see our new selectloa of fine quality GENT'S DEPT. GROUND FL. C. K TANG (S) LTD. Ad^fc^T. --I 310. Or«*ard y' w-. ttngaaar*. MaTIJ yrn |,-r56 words
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Advertisement128 1963-11-27 10 YOU VIEW- Al I SPICIAL COMtINIO HENTAIS FOR MDIFFUSION SOUND I SU»SC«IB€*S WITH OUR 14. IV OR 21* TV SITS aas^B V I 9Bs a^asa*slß>s«slsMM afaW^&fel iHH Bsastsfl ||U Pf t«a ii ■fiw ami avcnuk. aw— apowk P. O. BOX mom TIUPMONt ISOI I Burroughs is the name for Accounting128 words
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Article, Illustration878 1963-11-27 11 90-MINUTE DISCUSSION ON UNIVERSITY AUTONOMY AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM SINGAPORE, Tuesday. I EADERS of the University of Singapore Students' Union today met the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to discuss issues of university autonomy and academic freedom. The 90-minute meeting was in conjunction with their one-dayAll Yusoff - 878 words
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Article123 1963-11-27 11 Parents of detainees see Ningkan KUCHING, Tues.—Five representatives of the parents of political detainees in Kuching, accompanied by the chairman of the Sarawak United Peoples' Party, Mr. Ong Kee Hui, and the secre-tary-general. Mr. Stephen Yong. this morning had an hour-long meeting with the Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan.Reuter - 123 words
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Article75 1963-11-27 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Inche S.O.A. Alsagofl has been re-elected chairman of the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce. Other officials are: Raja Mohamed Yusof bin Ahmad Alhaj. deputy chairman: Haji Mohamed I Khan. Hon. treasurer (re-elected): Syed Alwee Alkaff. Hon. secretary (re-elected): Inche Musa bin Abdul Rahman. Inche75 words
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155 1963-11-27 11 Proposals from Formosa for S'pore -^-industry- OINGAPORE. Tues. A 20-member group of Formosan industrialists today submitted a draft proposal to the Economic Development Board for setting up of a number of industries in Singapore In conjunction with local capital. The leader of the group. Lee Ah-mu. said that the planned155 words
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Article59 1963-11-27 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Urn Hap Hln has been elected president of the International Brotherhood of Magicians in Singapore. Other officials are: Mr. Tan Choon Tee. vice-president; Mr. Tan Bah Chee. secretary; Mr. Teo Kofc Chal. treasurer: and Messrs. Ng Bo Oen. Khoo Teng Eng. Michael Llm,59 words
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Article175 1963-11-27 11 MUAR. Tues. A story of unrequited love and the rejection of an offer of marriage was unfolded in the magistrate's court here today at the preliminary inquiry into the attempted murder of a girl tapper. A tapper, Ler Kirn Eng. 18. was committed to175 words
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301 1963-11-27 11 ROME. Tuwday rr»HE entire educa- tional system in Malaysia will have to be re-orientated towards a scientific and technological bias, the deputy permanent secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Mr. Lew Sip Hon. said here yesterday. As leader of the301 words
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79 1963-11-27 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two young men, Kee Jik Choon and Tan Han Chin, were charged in court today with the abduction of two girls at Nlcoll Highway at 5.1S p.m. yesterday. They were alleged to have committed the offence with two other unknown persons.79 words
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Advertisement48 1963-11-27 11 Now is the time to give m^+"~^^M 'Ann After Share Lotion and Lather Shaving Cr*aa MpAtfcw^l^i-- Aftor Shove Lotion and H««r CrMin After Shay* Lotion, Hair Cream, Stick Deodorant and Body Talcum (yfd (J)/)/Cf masculine freshness makes it great to be a man! |UJf| MULTOH NEW YORK LONDON48 words
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Advertisement170 1963-11-27 11 Wl a wonderful array l i\ 1 1 fe OF GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY i| r>Sr >lr~\ For her, cosmetic sett by y" x fll I IVpL T*Jf"\ fornous names, accessories, >^~ II Iv'sJ rrri A '&>— Ronton Products and many o^i [I IWJ I I J2^ ortl#r priced to lit170 words
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Miscellaneous532 1963-11-27 11 I Today Radio, TV I RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 metres 476 metre* am. n» wi m. MOET y i A M^ E CI '^TWS-TfSi 3. VJ £"%£>;. i«$%; 23 Breakfast Potpourr. 8 00 Hme And Ab<jut 9 00 cl0M Signal. The News. 8.05532 words
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91 1963-11-27 12 PENANG. Tues.— Thirty-nine families living on the foreshore at Sandilands Street today petitioned the Acting Mayor. Mr. C. Y. Choy. to provide Dined water supplies to their premises. Mr. Choy, accompanied by two Socialist Front city councillors. Mr. Loh Ban Hin and Mr. Ch*ng91 words
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Article, Illustration393 1963-11-27 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A SHORTAGE of labour was the most urgent problem facing development in Sarawak, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acub, Assistant Minister of Rural Development, said today. Both skilled and unskilled workers were needed Immediately so that development projects could begin promptly393 words
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67 1963-11-27 12 $35,000 gem robbery: 3 men charged PENANO, Tues.— Three men were charged In the Session* Court today with robbing the Nam Loong Goldsmith's Shop in Campbell Street of $35,000 worth of Jewellery on Aug. 22 Lo Seng Tuck. 27, Choong Kek Onn. 22. and Tang Kok Khln. 21. pleaded not67 words
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Article53 1963-11-27 12 RAUB. Tues.— Thong Ah Tai, 18. a wood cutter was sentenced to six months' Jail in the magistrate's court here yesterday for stealing a chainsaw belonging to a contractor. Wan Woon. on Nov 3. The chainsaw. valued at $1,400. was ordered to be returned53 words
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Article, Illustration111 1963-11-27 12 RUGAYAH'S JOB: GIVING A PLEASMtT IMPRESSION... liflSS Rugayab Moha- I*■ mcd. AH (above) has joined BOAC as passenger relations officer in Singapore. With another newcomer. Miss Rose Yeap, and Miss Rosalind Wong, who has been BOAC's only passenger relations officer in Singapore for the past 18 months, they will be111 words
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124 1963-11-27 12 TPOH. Tues.— The Perak Poppy Day dance to be held at the Ipoh Club on Saturday Dec. 7. will be highlighted by two Chinese cultural dances. They are the Silk Ribbon Dance and Sword Dance, which will be performed by Miss Cheng Kok124 words
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Article45 1963-11-27 12 SINGAPORE, Tues. The P and O Orient Lines luxury liner Chltral will arrive here on Dec. 12 with about 350 passengers. The Chitral. which left Southampton last week, is on her way to Japan. She will return by the same route.45 words
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186 1963-11-27 12 Rev. PEACH RETURNS AT 80— BY INVITATION CINGAPORE. Tues. The Rev. Preston L. Peach, 80, former head of Methodist schools here and in Malaya, will pay a three-month visit to the mission's schools and churches in Malaysia beginning next month. Rev. Peach, who was also Education Secretary of Methodist schools186 words
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Article30 1963-11-27 12 RAUB, Tues.—The Methodist Girls' School here will hold Its annual food and fun fair at the school premises on Saturday In aid of the school's building fund30 words
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201 1963-11-27 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. k FIRM here was today awarded $25,080 in the High Court money which it claimed from Lim Chui Lai. proprietor of Lai Trading Co. in Klan«? Road. Zeno Ltd. claimed It was the cost of iron bars sold to Lim by201 words
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Article48 1963-11-27 12 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Ng Soon Lee, a clerk, returned to his Kallang Road flat after work yesterday to find 'he place ransacked anc $1,545 in cash and Jewellery missing Two co-tenants. Koh Eng Thuri and Lim Heng Hin. lost about $2,200 in cash and Jewellery.48 words
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Article25 1963-11-27 12 TELUK ANSON. Tue.s.— About 400 new books worth about S6OC were missing from the library ol the San Mln Secondary Schoo here yesterday.25 words
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205 1963-11-27 12 Wife and 7 children weep as breadwinner L is jailed- ]lf ALACCA, Tues. A 1T salesman, He n g Yong Siang alias Tay Yong Siang, 37, was today sentenced to four months' jail for committing breach of trust of $425. made up of collections from customers of the Lam Soca205 words
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Article57 1963-11-27 12 PENANG. Tues.—A Jaga kereta. Han Ah Kam, 23. was today Jailed for one week when he could not pay a $25 fine. Han pleaded guilty to a charge of loitering In a car park at Penang Road yesterday afternoon to obtain employment as a temporary watchman when57 words
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Advertisement201 1963-11-27 12 BLACKCURRfINTJUICE t^^) Til A niOl I pULlKA'nluli QXln Vitamin C gULTRALOW H I A^^lprice for tills /;M ;§O o|Wf3lg^0 |Wf3lg^ rso Q^bottle Ihß^9k /~ftr Your i body |oeedsl«lrich strppJy of |VHK^^^Bh Wr VITAMIN C toTcombat tiredness. ;|P^s>*!!!«*^^^^^|J C/T JV-/ build body tissue and fight infection. I^ASCAP*' m j!> S. LJ^201 words
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Advertisement87 1963-11-27 12 "when you have fuel pumps to service you must have ■PTTTT^^H expert T(^A\o^j| attention" Nootr Hotdrn I- j FucJ FWur MulU-CyllfMlcr EnrkMed C«m*«ft N 1 L °S* Pump with M«ch»n»cal, Hydr»u»tc "o"" •nd PnrumtUc Oorrmort »nd Furl MulUHote Fred Pump* *<**» Bin|l» Cylinder i^PJßßlMßj*'^^r»^ J|A Filling (■^ft gVsS. Pump»— A.B.C87 words
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Article, Illustration1481 1963-11-27 13 The row behind the shake-up at BOAC BOSS WHO CALLED THE AIRLINE'S; FINANCES 'BLOODY CRAZY' GOES OUT WITH A REMARKABLE DISPLAY OF RETICENCE... THE Admiral's language was awful, so they say, when the news leaked out that the Government intended to replace him with the man from British European Airways1,481 words
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Advertisement40 1963-11-27 13 n CHICKENS Top quality Qu«ti«*l«nd, Australia Chickeia; White Laghorn, Am- tralorp, Rhtxl* Ulord R*d, Auttralorp— Whita Ufhorn Croat, Rhode l.land Red Whit. Loflhorn Crow. Hifli Cffl producing Strain*. Available from:K. K. LIM COMPANY, 204-A Middle Road, Singapore 7 Phone: *****.40 words
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Advertisement567 1963-11-27 13 HJiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiii»i«iiiiiiiiiiicaiiiJiiiMiicjiiiuiiiiiiiC3iiitiiiiiiiitaiMiiiiiiiiii3iiiiiiii«iicaiiiiiiiMiiiC3iiiHiiiiiii^ I LATEST RANGE J~l j OF Hifßl^fe I Samsonite r^H.^Hi LUGGAGE i^MMMßfes^r— JUST ARRIVED! I I ATTACHE CASES, BEAUTY CASES, ETC. IN NEW DESIGNS jpWI I IWIW JIIH»|| ATTRACTIVE COLUI RSI t^^^^^^^^t I O^\\ I Select from the most comprehensive range at lyWm* UCTDR |L^r |?l CL I f\567 words
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Advertisement1183 1963-11-27 14 IlJI| v^». 1 1 3 I 3 I 1 1 1 1 i ll 1 1 LH j 13 1 L^^ll (Continued from Page I*l SITUATIONS VACANT M Ward* SS (Min.)-Bmx SO cts. exfre SOX AMU S.T. Has been filled Applicants thanked. 3 ENGLISH TEACHERS wanted Apply to Chung Cheng1,183 words
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Advertisement1017 1963-11-27 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 10 Wordt 5>J (Min.)— Box id rfs. txtrm THREE BSDROOM FURNISHED Aircondltioned r'lat good locality Ist Dec '63 Rent $400'- per month. Pleaae Phonr Mrs. Kong (Spore) *****. NEW CALICO GUEBT MOUSE. Claymore Hill, Orchard Road. pore At back Lido Theatre, S/D rooms available. K/B laundry. Tel: *****1,017 words
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Advertisement967 1963-11-27 14 EDUCATION 10 Word* U (Min.)— Box If ef. axtrm TIME'S MONSYI Whilst awaiting results, join the New Shorthand/ Typewriting Bookkeeping Sessions ot 'M.S.", 10, Lorong 8U Ueylang. Spore. (*****) LCC QUESTION papers and Model Answers 1948/1963. Accounting Higher Book-keeping. Typ. vriting. available rrom 1.0 Samuel. PO Boa No I*3l Singapore967 words
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Advertisement991 1963-11-27 14 FOB HIRE •O Wordt U (Mil.) eras t* eta, rrtra TV. RADIOS, RADIOGRAMS, K'fngerators. Tape Recorders. Kee Huat's 124 Orchard Road, h pore. Phone *****. REFRIGSRATORS AT REASONABLE rates. Prompt service guaraoleea. Harden Company, Bj. Oixnard ftoad. Singapore Telephone ***** THE LAW $AV$ ONE MAN ONE WIFE: AN AIR CONDITIONED991 words
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Advertisement927 1963-11-27 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE H Ward* U (Mt*.}— mnrm $0 cts. satra NSW FORO CORTINA *-«OOf. Sdoor, or station wagon for Immediate deUvery. Ual versa! Cars Limited, ou Orchard Road. Singapore. FOR HONDA BOC.C. World Latest Model. Apply m/s. Kee Motor CO.. 50-2 Thomson Road, a m.s. Phone *****. Hire Purcba*.-927 words
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Advertisement977 1963-11-27 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word* St (tlln.r—Bmx M ctt. ejrfre TSS3 HOLDBN 1962 Mercedes *****. F/Consul 310, F/Kalcon. 1961 O/ Rekord. 1960 Mercedes 2308. TfPnfect O'Kapitan. 1959 Renault Dau phin'e. 1958 Flat 600, F 'Zephyr. Austin ASS Van, 1957 F/Consul Austin ABS O/Kspltan* Hlllraan Vollm/Van. 1956 Hllonan, 1955 V /Prefect977 words
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Advertisement638 1963-11-27 14 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC 30 Word* U < Mm. y— Box io ci: txtrm TIRIO LET LAUREL Massage Steambath retresb you. Licensed Massmr'slsssmss Sifi-P River VaUer Road. B'pore. Telephone &M 76 IU.OU a.m. to 8.00 p.m. snarp. GENTLEMEN ror awedisD Massage. Btearnbatb Kaclal Treatment, Manicures, Haircutting, Tinting and Bbavlns "Jeans" Atrcondltioaed638 words
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Advertisement540 1963-11-27 14 LADIES DRESSMAKING 10 Word* SS (Min.)— Box Si) ctt. rxlrm FO SIANO, «7 TanKltn Road. Singapore. High Class Ladles Dressmakers. Ready-made Dresses from $14/-. Tailoring Charges trom $8/. (including Cheongsam). WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) Hi Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO ctt. txtrm NEW STRAITS VIEW Hotel J.B. Seaside Dancing A540 words
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Advertisement1456 1963-11-27 15 TO LIVERPOOL > WEST COASI U.K.i Oue Spore Sans P. S'haa Ptaaajj CYCLOPS LittriKi, Giesgow la Pt/Nat 28 Nat 2B DEMOOOCUS Avonmouth. Literiool la Pt/BK 1 MENELAUS Lxerpeel. Glasgow Cda. IS Dec 2 Bk 4 BOLIUS Liverpeel. Havre Bee 5 Dec 7 Bk 8/18 Dec 11 PATROCLUS L'pkl. Dublin, Glasgow1,456 words
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Advertisement1380 1963-11-27 15 EAC lines BepecjJ#oe?f o cuMA^unejeifß** > -Mev*OJMeMja> fOja*A**o SAILINCS TO CENOA, Ll HAVRE, HAMBURC. BREMEN, ANTWERP ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO COTHEHBUM ANB CeTPENNACEN. ""TenenP* "MASBAU" B) Sailed li Pert/27 Net 21 Net "AYUTHIA" *)C).... SB Not/ 4 o*e 5/ 7 BK 8/ B BK "JUTUNBIA" 1) 12/28 Bk 17/28 Dee SB/111,380 words
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Advertisement1372 1963-11-27 15 EXPRESS SERVICE TB IBNBON. LIVERPOOL S CONTINENTAL PBRTS. ypora P. S'naai Penang BENAVBN (H) H'Hrg. L'OOa, A'wrp, R'oai* IB Pt/Uot 8 Not SB/ 1 BENRINNES (F.L»s) L'paelT Hull, N'eorg. R'daa 8. 8/ Nat 21 Net 30/ 4 BENREBCN I.L) Loofoo. Antwerp. Haaiaurg Net 217 3 Bo* 1/ I BENVANNOCaI L'toa.1,372 words
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Advertisement1317 1963-11-27 15 fe McALISTER *S> CO., LTD. Teh Na. (2311. EI.t.BBMAM UMS *V KLA VENESS LIKE LfINSBN, HAMBUR6, ROTTERDAM, L 0 > AIMELES. SAN FRANCISCI, HAVRE. HULL ft MIBOLESIROUCH SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND CIH BF LEEBS* kum>w J* 1 111 S'pota p S'naai i*entnt aaucViSwiut Sailed Oaits laP*rt/T*lij «*m™ p..... Call. Mtre1,317 words
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535 1963-11-27 16 From Our Market Correspondent f\S the Malayan Stock \J Exchange yesterday industrials began the day selectively better, but towards the end of the market conditions ''ere off best and later in the afternoon buying support fell away wh..i th- Antara report that a British plane535 words
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Article21 1963-11-27 16 Malayan Stock Indices Not. 25 Nor. 26 Industrials: 120.99 121.59 Tins: 114.60 114.87 robbers: 108.77 108.77 Dec. 29. 1962—100.21 words
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Article730 1963-11-27 16 /COMBINED business In the Sln- gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bousteid ii.ixXm 11 70 D. <3.000> $1.71 D, (9.000) I 1.6»: Central Ft*»s $1.321 8 L. $1.34 BL. (l,ooo> $1.81.730 words
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Article75 1963-11-27 16 Further October rubber crops included: T<ondon Asiatic Group 3.083,000 lb.. PaUling Group 2.365,000 lb.. Golden Hope Group 1.796.000 lb., CaatiefieJd 398.000 lb.. Hoftcote 387.000 ib., Holvrood 112.000 lb.. Hongkong (Selangor) 47.000 lb.. Killinghall 66.000 lb.. Kuala SeUncor 77.000 lb.. Malaysia 82.000 lb.. Seapori fSelanjor) 92.000 lb.. Dinditus 129.32675 words
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Article253 1963-11-27 16 niCIMBER "rst *rad* rubber buyera closed at 5p m In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 68s cents per lb. down a quarter of a cent on cloelns l«v«i for the position. The tone was slightly easier. pt.A.S. and F.M.R.C. (teams P"«> in cents per Ik. yesterday: Int.253 words
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Article27 1963-11-27 16 November 26. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 68 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5483.624 (up $1,871). Kstimatec. unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).27 words
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Article134 1963-11-27 16 THE Malayan fiahani* Banks' Association made these ebangee In ita rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to SIMM: Near Verk: buyms TT 32 13/16 airmaf OD 3: 1-Vl6. 90 d at. 33| credit bills 33 3/8 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 36 9/16, 90134 words
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411 1963-11-27 16 STRAITS tin rose 51.87* to *****2J on the Penang market yesterday. The offering was estimated up 10 tors to 250 tons. In London on Tuesday tin opened about £3» per ton lower, but quickly recovered under good buying of three months mainly from411 words
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Article257 1963-11-27 16 SHIPS lying al*ns.tids MM Slngaavr* wlilrrtl todiy art: Agapemr 44, Van Neck 31/32. I—ndaura 8/7. Borneo 46. afandowl 1516 Rhorstx-rn 42/43. Treaob N.W. 4. Benvonie 27/ 2*. Brcconablre 4/3, President Monro* 10/11, Kra.izew.iki 1/2. C-rroabnnk (1). City of 01-sgow 33/36, Bolivia Mara 25/36, Hal Mi* 19, Chyeba.257 words
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Article69 1963-11-27 16 Chinese Produce Exchange. SingsP*re newi prices per picul yesterday: Coconut .11. bulk JSIJ KUer,. drum (MllCrS. Copra: Nov./ Dec. UK/Continent unquoted. Pepper: Muntok wh.tr- >M 2, sellera Sarawak white Sl4O a. Hers, apeclai Sarawak bl ick Iio:, sellers, garbled l^nponic black SlO9 sellers. ASTA. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers-69 words
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Advertisement2178 1963-11-27 16 mmmmmmmmmmmmminmym I OPTION PREMIUMS AUSTRALIAN J^^^gM (OFFICIAL JUOTATIONI) OlUul\O November 26. THre. mo.«u. MELBOURNE. Tues. »ssssss«^s.ss»s^B»^s^k^a^s^s^«Si^s^s^asl^s»issss^s^assssisssissss.s^Bsssl INDUSTRIALS JNUI STRIALS regained some Of Duniojw -m cts. McAiister 14 yesterday'^ lost ground and E. smelters M eta. KoDinsoo ii eta. traded on a firmer basis. Rises sr^ss^^Maapßsis^e^gassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss^^ 21 cts l Btora«* 4*d.2,178 words
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Advertisement112 1963-11-27 16 j Ik]. B >l€J LLkJ_T'll lImJ far: Ales. Port Sail. Ratttrtaa. •■srarsaai HSBMrt aat S»T*ia. Spore P. S'haei "enani "Marctll Nevftki" J/ S Btc 1/ 1 Btc iinrr t-~t ci. siiisV i di, (Hi lii. |M> nm siast rsn Batckak. H»a**t. HtafUaf, Jaaau aad Ctssa Peru S'pori P S'hssi Ptnsßi112 words
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Advertisement552 1963-11-27 16 I JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK Tenders tor the Laying oi 12" Qifimeu* Class C 1 A.C Pipe, irom Simpang JuncUon toChaiiKkat Jerlng Junction and ConstrucUon of Ancillary Works in the Larut Sc Matang District will be received at the office of the Jurut«ra Negrl, Perak. Ipoh up to 3.00 pan.552 words
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Advertisement1147 1963-11-27 17 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS GENERAL. PAPER The University of Singapore will conduct an examination In the General Paper tor the following categories of candidates intending to •Mk admission to the University to enable them to satisfy the condit.ons of entry to degree courses: (1) Candidates offering advanced level passes1,147 words
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Advertisement1546 1963-11-27 17 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Mr. Tan Kwang Seng has left the employment of Jardine Waugh (Singapore) Ltd. and as from the i 26th November. 1963. has no, authority to conduct any business on behalf of or to pledge the credit of Jardine Waugh (Singapore) Ltd. or Messrs. Rundle1,546 words
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Advertisement893 1963-11-27 17 NOTICES PAGODA BRAND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the trade mark depicted above is the exclusive property of MIN NGAI (HUAT KEE» KNITTING FACTORY LIMITED of Nos. 588--592 Castle Peak Roao. Kowloon, Hong Kong, and has been registered in the State of Singapore, the Federation of Malaya and Sabah in893 words
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Advertisement559 1963-11-27 17 TENDERS J.K.R. NEGRI SEMBILAN TENDER NOTICE The date of closing of Tenders for the supply and delivery of treatment plant equipment for the Kuala Klawang Water Supply Scheme at Kuala Klawang in Jelebu district .Negri Sembilan i has been extended from the 20th December 1963 to the 7th Janu- 1559 words
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Advertisement247 1963-11-27 17 TENDERS NOTICE MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LTD LOSS OF I'XIT CERTIFICATE j The following unit certificate registered In the name of Mr. Oan Eng Chye has been reported lost and is declared null and void. Certificate No 2336 covering 3.000 units of the Third Malayan Fund. MALAYAN UNIT TRISTS LIMITED Manager.247 words
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Advertisement211 1963-11-27 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. Tenders fcr the ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO CENTRAL MENTAL HOSPITAL AT TANJONO RAMBUTAN. will bt- received at the Office of the JURUTERA SEGERI, JABATAN KERJA RAYA. PERAK. IPOH. up to 3.00 pjn. on the 2nd December, 1963 from contractors Under Classes 'A' to211 words
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262 1963-11-27 18 Chartered Accountant is in top class SINGAPORE. Tues. Four horse* flown out from England recently have been classified by the MRA. They are Chartered Accountant, winner of three races and rated 8.0 in the 1962 Free Handicap, in Class 1; Munificent in Class 2' Apollo IV and Malaysia. both in262 words
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961 1963-11-27 18 EPSOM JEEP - Poker d'As is Veni Vici 'banker' today EPSOM JEEP ioday's best bets are Loch Leven (Race 4). Mikado II (Race 6) and Poker dAs (Race 9). The going is heavy. RACING BY powerful Veni Vici Stable, who drew a blank on Sunday, can bounce right back into the limelight at961 words
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Article66 1963-11-27 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Top amateur rider T.S. Leong has Just returned from another successful "raid" on the Hong Kong Turf. At the third meeting of the new season in Hong Kong, Leong rod* three winners. His win on Virtuous in the feature race of the day,66 words
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Article50 1963-11-27 18 IPOH. Tues.—The 1964 Turf season will open with a threeday meeting here on Jan. 12, 15 and 19 for horses in Classes 1. 2 and 5. Distances are: Class I—s'i.-f1—5'i.-f straight and 6f. Class 2—B'2f and 9f. Class s—B>_f and 9f. Entries close on Jan. 2.50 words
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Article40 1963-11-27 18 NEW YORK. Tues. Kelso. winner of 31 out of 43 races, was named America's "Hor.e of the year" here today by racing correspondents for the fourth time running. The six-year-old gelding has won races worth nearly US$l,--600.000.—Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article1420 1963-11-27 18 Race One: 1.30— Cl 5 Div 1— 5 1 ***** Logis Lass (Mrs. s van Breukelen) E. Breuk. 69 0 (F) Donnelly 2 2 "3610 Windy Willies <P!1 St.) TJoa. 8 8.12 (F) 'So-idi 1 3 ***** Prudent Choice iWan St.) Teh. 8 8.11 (8F)1,420 words
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Article176 1963-11-27 18 EPSOM JEEP I CALL BOX POINTER Rao* 1 PBLD. CHOICE TIMBER LASS I.EG1S I. ASS I Legist i^ass Legis Lass Mraits (.ode Diana's Pride Prudrnt Chnire I'rudent Choice Him t I FLYING HAND M\l.\*\ OLIVE VI XI I Anglers Mrriuidf Flying Hand Flying Hand I Olive i\rn Fixing Sper176 words
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Advertisement162 1963-11-27 18 1i) W^^m In six beautiful finishes I RONSON STARFIRE I the most feminine lighter you can give Ronson's new Varaflame Starflre is a beautiful pos- her raise or lower the flame height, just by session. You could give it to any woman for its turning a wheel. Refuels in seconds162 words
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Article84 1963-11-27 19 SIGNALS MOVE INTO THE FINAL SOCCER SINGAPORE. Tues. A strong second half rally helped 18 Signals qualify for the final of the SOSFA junior cup knockout competition when they beat Water Department 2-0 In the semifinal at Jalan Besar stadium today. Signals were on top throughout but Water Department matched84 words
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Article17 1963-11-27 19 HOCKEY Taipinr Lie: Tigers 'A" 5 Fed. Engineers 2. Friendly (Penang): Pg Teachers 1 Combined Schools 0.17 words
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428 1963-11-27 19 RUGGER by NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur, Tues. "BY the time Selangor's Rugby footballers take the field for their Malaya Cup tournament match against Perak at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday at 5.10 p.m., they expect to be in a state of carefully-acquired readiness which428 words
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293 1963-11-27 19 CRICKET Springboks gain big morale booster Tues.—The touring South African cricket team gained a tremenuous morale booster for Friday week's First Test by be?ting the strong New Bouth Wales side by an Innings and 101 runs here today. It was the nrst time since Douglas Jardlne's 1932-33 MCC side that293 words
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Article83 1963-11-27 19 MANCHESTER, Tues. Britain's Terry Downes, former world middleweight boxing champion, beat American Mike Pusaterl In their light heavyweight bout here last night, the referee stopping the contest after five rounds. By the end of the fifth round Pusatert's left eye, cut ln the first round,Reuter - 83 words
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Article285 1963-11-27 19 FRANCIS BOEY - SABAH PLAYER MAY JOIN M-SQUAD FRANCIS BOEY By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Sabah player may be included ln the Malaysian youth soccer team lr preparation for the Asian Youth tournament at Saigon next April. On Sunday, the FAM selected 17 players for the preliminary round matches at Saigon. Football Association285 words
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Article, Illustration32 1963-11-27 19 TpNGLAND right-back Jimmy Armfleld (right) clears with a high kick when challenged by Ireland forward Wilson during the international match at Wembley Stadium last week. England won 4-0. Reuter picture.Reuter - 32 words
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Article362 1963-11-27 19 SYDNEY, Tues. Lan Meckiff, the left-arm pace bowler, and central figure in the "throwing" controversy during MCC's 1958-59 tour, has been included ln the 12 from whom Australia will name their side for the First Test with South Africa at Brisbane on Friday week.Reuter - 362 words
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Advertisement145 1963-11-27 19 i^^^> fresh! AVOSETCream /^f*! J is sweet and fresh I as a daisy I^Vv I months and months K \fl j after it's bottled C~ at our dairy. No other cream C I f J^\ keeps like because no other ■nwpHM cream is sterilized f >^X, l^lSj?*!?] Betides, it whips145 words
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Miscellaneous79 1963-11-27 19 SOCCER Leonj Cup: Perak CRC v Cheng Wah (Jn Abdui Jail). IJm Shield: Indian Assn v Town Council (T. Anson). HOCKEY Spore Wv. I: Prisons v Khalsa (Changi). Taipinr L»e: 2 Workshop v Prisons (Esplanade). RUGGER FriendHes: FMC v Padang Under-23 (R. Range Rd, KL); RMAP "B 1 v S'gor79 words
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Article305 1963-11-27 20 LONDON. Tues. J'HK British Foreign Secretary, Mr. R.A. Butler, said yesterday that there had been at least 12 armed incursions into Malaysia from bases in Indonesian territory in the past month and that Indonesian aircraft had infringed Malaysian air space. Mr. Arthur Henderson (Labour) hadReuter - 305 words
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Obituary21 1963-11-27 20 OAWSON: (>n Mfc Nov I!m>3, suddenly, ut Batu Lintank- Kst.itf, Serdanc. Kidali. R. M. Daw-son formerly of Oriental Kstates Atftncy.21 words
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Article196 1963-11-27 20 DEFENCE BILL UP FIVE TIMES ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Defence expenditure for the remaining two years of the second five-year plan is being increased more than five times as a result of the formation of Malaysia and of Indonesia's confrontation policy. According to the first Malaysian development estimates to be presented196 words
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Article, Illustration58 1963-11-27 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Board of Visitors (women and girls i will give a Deepavali party for chUdren of the Social Welfare Homes tomorrow. The party will start at 10 a.m. with a film show at the Cultural Centre A lunch will be given to the children at58 words
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Article328 1963-11-27 20 LONDON. Tues.—Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON, Tues. Spot 20* id., Jan. 204 d., Feb. 20Sd.. Mar. 20-11/16 d., Jan/Mar. 20<H.d., Apr./ June 20 14d.,l 4d., July/Sept. 20-13/16 d., Oct./ Dec. 20-13 16d.. Jan./ Mar. 20-13/16 d., Apr/June 20-13 16d, c.l.f.328 words
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137 1963-11-27 20 Dash into father's arms-by boy who had a hole-in-heart operation K I/ALA LUMPUR. Tues. Full of joy and happiness to be back home, eight-year-old Victor Lee (left) ran full tilt into the arms of his waiting; father at the airport here today. It was difficult to imagine that three months137 words
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Article, Illustration601 1963-11-27 20 THE 'STUPID' ACT OF AN OFFICER KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. A "STUPID" act has cost Pilot Officer Azman bin Zainal Abidin, 23, his commission in the Royal Malaysian Air Force. Azman was today ordered to be dismissed from the service after being found guilty by a general court martial on two601 words
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Article62 1963-11-27 20 Karens raid town, take hostages RANGOON, Tues. A strong force of Karen rebels last night raided the railway town of Madauk, about 150 miles north of here, and abducted seven people. The raiders, who were resided by the combined Burmese army and police garrison, suffered one dead and one captured.Reuter - 62 words
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167 1963-11-27 20 Tengku to inaugurate TV Malaysia on Dec. 28 I7UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will inaugurate the first phii Television Malaysia on I Dec. 28. The Assistant Minister of Information and BroucUaMing. Dato Mohamad Isnuiil bin Mohamed YiiM>t announcing this today. Mid the initial service would167 words
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Article46 1963-11-27 20 SINGAPORE. Tues Ur Jolin Low. Director of Extra-Mur:il and Studies at the Univei.Miy ol V.ilaya, will give a talk on "I lie Universities and Adults Education" at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore-West at Prince's Restaurant on Thursday at l p.m.46 words
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Advertisement286 1963-11-27 20 M the Quality goes in before the name goes on 23" CONSOLE TV *-*Smt NO PRINTED '^iHr- 1 CIRajIT BOARDS 1\ t ZENITH TV CHASSIS j BORG WARNER INTERNATIONAL CORPN. ■|1I I I J OVERSEAS INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD. 76, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE, 9. TELS: *****. *****. Advertisement Science Shrinks Piles New286 words
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