The Straits Times, 25 December 1963
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Title Section22 1963-12-25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Not* 3 1 ESTD. 1845. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 35222 words
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Article, Illustration509 1963-12-25 1 919 survivors picked up SINKING SHIP BLAZES FROM STEM TO STERN AS RESCUE SHIPS HOVER AROUND HELPLESSLY ORLANDO (Florida), Tuesday. THE U.S. Air Force said today its latest tally showed 919 survivors had been picked up from the blazing Greek cruise liner Lakonia. The Air Force rescue serviceReuter; UPI - 509 words
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356 1963-12-25 1 Riot police prevent anti-US protest JAKARTA, Tuesday. POLICE fired shots into the air today to disperse about 500 youths who tried to stage a demonstration outside the United States Embassy here in protest against the planned movement of U.S. 7th. Fleet vessels to the Indian Ocean. The youths representing two356 words
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94 1963-12-25 1 Kra canal: Objection by Finance Minister BANGKOK. Tues.— The Thai Finance Minister. Mr. Sunthorn Hongladarom, said yesterday he did not approve of the Kra Canal project in principle. aid he wanted a thorough study of Its economic feasibility and other aspects. The proposed canal will cut through the Kra Isthmus94 words
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186 1963-12-25 1 oINGAPORE, Tues. An o t her "bomb" hoax brought police squads to Empress Place at 1.30 p.m. today after all Government offices in the area had closed for the Christmas season According to a prankster on the "999" emergency186 words
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104 1963-12-25 1 Armoured van shot at on way to bank IPOH. Tues.— An ar--1 moured van belonging to Securicor (Malaya) Ltd.. a private detective agency, was shot at near Trolak. 59 miles south of here, this morning while on its way from Kuala Lumpur. The van. driven by Hassan bin Oust and104 words
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Article56 1963-12-25 1 PARIS Tues. General de Gaulle last night announced a Christmas amnesty for 99 people Jailed for act of subversion committed in the struggle (or Algerian independence A communique said the .prisoners, mostly under 26- will be released soon. A first group of more thanReuter - 56 words
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Article41 1963-12-25 1 MELBOURNE. Tues Australia's newly appointed Ambassador to Washington. Mr At hoi Gordon Town ley. died here today after a short Illness, aged 56. Mr. Townley, a former Australian Minister for Defence, died In Melbourne's Mercy Hospital. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article121 1963-12-25 1 BANGKOK. Thes rE Thai Premier, Gen. Tbanom Kittikachorn, said today he had su*csted that Indonesia should lrt bygones be bygones" and ret Mild frirndshin with Malaysia. He made this suggestion to Grn. Nasution. the Indon-'-ian Defence Minister, who replied: "We will try." Cen. Thanotn told re-Reuter - 121 words
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144 1963-12-25 1 Gang of 3 grab $11,000 from clerk gINGAPORE, Tues.— Three armed robbers in a car this afternoon forced a Land Rover to a stop in Jurong Road and got away with a $11,000 payroll being taken by a clerk to the Jim Huat quarry. The clerk, Mr. Urn Chin See.144 words
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Article21 1963-12-25 1 CAIRO. Tuos-— soviet Premier Khrushchev will probably visit the United Arab Republic next month. oja informed source said yesterday.21 words
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Advertisement107 1963-12-25 1 MT. ELIZABETH PARK H Orchard M, with acceii Rd to Cairnhill Rd. TWO STOREY MODERN HOUSES 4 Icdraomi 2 Bathrooms Etc. Mm $45,500/- mmm*t SIN CHEW REALTY LTD. 132. Roehora Rood, Soora 7. Tel: *****. The Straits Times wishes all its readers A Merry Christmas There will be no Issue107 words
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AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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87 1963-12-25 2 IH3KYO. Tues. A lire that broke out at a bar in Tokyo turned an early Christmas celebration into an inferno, killing six people Including two children. When nn oil stove overkre quickly burning Christmas ..ml turning the premis4 a Into a furnace. TheReuter - 87 words
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116 1963-12-25 2 BRITAIN 'ACCEPTS' ADENIS' DEMANDS BKIKI I, lues. Aden s Chief Minister. Mr. Abdu Baharnon. said lirre yesterday that Britain had "accepted in principle all his Government's viewpoints regarding Aden's status and has shown an understanding for Advn's constitutional demands relating to freedom MM independence." In a statement to Reuter, Mr.Reuter - 116 words
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415 1963-12-25 2 'NZ troops in Borneo may start a war' AUCKLAND, Tuesday. T EW ZEALAND would not commit troops to the Malaysia territories of Sabah and Sarawak as this would precipitate armed contlict between President Soekarno and Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Auckland Star's Wellington correspondent said. He said New Zealand was anxious415 words
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Article27 1963-12-25 2 LUSAKA. Tues.— At least four people were killed in political and religious clashes in Northern Rhodesia during the weekend according to usually reliable sources Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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237 1963-12-25 2 ALGIERS, Tuesday. lilt ß. Chou En-lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, be- gan the second of his series of three political talks last night with President Ben Bella and other Algerian leaders. The Chinese leader is now in his fourth day of his week-long officialReuter - 237 words
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Article195 1963-12-25 2 NASSER PLANS AN ARAB SUMMIT r'AIRO, Tues. Presi- dent Nasser said| yesterday he would ask the Arab League to call a summit meeting of Arab heads of state to discuss Israel's plan to divert the waters of the River Jordan. He told cheering crowds at a mass rally in PortReuter - 195 words
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Article84 1963-12-25 2 SAIGON, Tues— Premier Ngu>Oi Ngoc Tho cienied yesterday that Government officials had taken part in any anti-Catholic incidents in Central Vietnam. However, some cases of religious persecution had occurred and the Government was very concerned about it. He said the Vietnamese Government stood for "complete rrlieiousUPI - 84 words
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Article74 1963-12-25 2 MANILA. Tue& V ice-President I Emmanuel Pelaez said yesterday ha would confer with President Macapagal after the holidays with a view to harnessing the "territorial potential" of overseas Filipi- 1 nos in the economic development of the country. He would work for the enactment ofReuter - 74 words
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81 1963-12-25 2 ACCRA. Tues. President Kwame Nkrumah yesterday took over powers that will make him final arbitrator in court cases in volving the security of the State. This follows the recent sacking of the Chief Justice. Sir Arku Korsah. after he had acquitted three men81 words
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Article, Illustration60 1963-12-25 2 All the girls love Busta... WHEN it comrs to winnini; votts from women. Jamaica's Primp Minister, Sir AU-xander Bu^t;lmanti' l^ren at a polhf charity party with -3 -year -old s«'rr«*tarv l.oall Osbournr. rittht. and another guest, Pat Brooclbrnt) n<-v»r has cause to worry. "All the Rirls love him." s aExpresspic - 60 words
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Article172 1963-12-25 2 Vietcong overrun Govt post SAIGON, Tues. Vietcong guerillas attacked and overran a platoon at a South Vietnam Government post In the southern Mekong Delta early on Sunday, an American military spokesman said yesterday. Three Government troops were killed, six wounded and 12 are missing. Eight Vietcong sympathisers among the troopsUPI - 172 words
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Miscellaneous46 1963-12-25 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /of cooasc sue MAStd^ £*£J piAMO J y~^ Ido JUST WHAT ■-v-.l V ANY NONSENSE J\ f\^J V I TELL HEB/ /"AND IF 6UE^\ V DOe&CT ?J f JOE* BWI\ 2^-y.r- TELLINd l_ r v jll f THEN I KoKASi f46 words
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Article, Illustration310 1963-12-25 3 My journey of search and of hope— by Pope Paul VATICAN CITY, Tues.— Pope Paul, in his first Christmas message to the world, last night said his pilgrimage to the Holy Land will be "a journey of search and of hope." "The nature and purposes of our pilgrimage are solelyReuter - 310 words
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Article28 1963-12-25 3 KR.^NKPURT. Tues.— An armed m.i held up the cashier of a bank here today ana (led with $1,530. shoutini;: 'Well it V Christmas isn't it?"— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article, Illustration258 1963-12-25 3 GUN-GIRL HELD AT JACK RUBY HEARING DALLAS, Tuesday. JACK RUBY, killer of President Kennedy's alleged assassin, went back to jail yesterday after a dramatic bail hearing at which one of the striptease dancers at his club was arrested in court with a Distol in her handbag. The girl, blonde KarenReuter; UPI - 258 words
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Article109 1963-12-25 3 NEW YORK. Tues. A driving snowstorm last night brought the promise 01 a white Christmas for millions of Americans with an eight inch fall predicted for New York by dawn and up to 12 inches in the suburbs. The storm, whipped by 25 m.p.h. gusts,Reuter - 109 words
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Article26 1963-12-25 3 COLUMBUS (Mississippi), Tues. A nuclear Jet bomber of the Strategic Air Command crashed near here yesterday, killing the crew of six— ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration528 1963-12-25 3 For a few minutes the world was kept in the dark WASHINGTON, Tues. President Johnson ordered a brief delay in announcing Pres ident Kennedy's death on Nov. 22 to allow time or precautions in case a "worldwide conspiracy was aimed also at eliminating those in the line of succession. ThisReuter - 528 words
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Article55 1963-12-25 3 STRATFORD UPON AVON. Tues- Farmer Fred Wilkes was delighted to win the local Young Farmers Club's Christmas draw. But when he found out what he had won. he decided to ask the club to sell It and put the money in club funds. His prizeReuter - 55 words
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Article44 1963-12-25 3 LONDON. Tues. The Save Children Fund has sold five million Christmas cards In BVitain this year to help finance hospitals, clinics and feeding centres In different parts of the world. This exceeded 1962 sales by mow than a million. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article71 1963-12-25 3 CAPETOWN. Tue*. A two-year-old girl had a top -titdied back on to her foot at a hospital here— lo hours after her father bad pat it into a refrigerator. The doctors said it could not have been stitched back on if the father had not putReuter - 71 words
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276 1963-12-25 3 T ONDON, Tues. Queen Elizabeth in her Christmas broadcast said she was very happy to know that the people of the Commonwealth had responded so generously to the campaign to Tree the world from hunger. She said: "Much has been achieved but there isReuter - 276 words
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280 1963-12-25 3 11 nations defy US demand on freight rates WASHINGTON, Tuesday. I7LEVEN major sea powers told the United States in a note yesterday that they would not allow their shipping lines to comply with a U.S. Federal Maritime Commission demand for disclosure of documents on freight rates and costs. Diplomatic sourcesReuter - 280 words
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118 1963-12-25 3 BERLIN. Tues. East German guards politely welcomed a trickle of West Berlin Christmas visitors through the Communist wall yesterday but West Berlin police reported hearing 10 bursts of submachine gun fire and screams during the fog-shrouded night at a point where the AmetUPI - 118 words
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Article, Illustration110 1963-12-25 4 Carols over the water ALL on board for a carolling tour of the Singapore Harbour. This Straits Times picture shows members of the Young Women's Christian Association and their friends boarding a Singapore Harbour Tour Ltd. launch at Clifford Pier on Monday evening. For more than two hours the group110 words
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Article28 1963-12-25 4 SINGAPORE. Tucs. The festival "Shri Gita-JayiinU" will b< celebrated by the North Indiar Hindu Association on Thursday ai 7.30 p.m. at its premises in Cufl Road.28 words
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Article80 1963-12-25 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Ton Chin Chye. in a Christmas message today, urged the people to strengthen their goodwill in the Interests of the future of Malaysia. In his message, Dr. Toh said: "Christmas, first celebrated as a religious festival, has throughout the years80 words
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Article414 1963-12-25 4 SINGAPORE. Tue« SPECIAL Christmas Eve services were held at various churches here today, and there will also be more services on Christmas Day tomorrow. At St. Andrew's Cathedral, a children's service was conducted at 4.30 p.m. At 11 p.m. there was another special Christmas Service. Tomorrow414 words
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Article141 1963-12-25 4 Christmas music on radio SINGAPORE. Tues. The 1 English programmes section has laid on a special Christmas fore programme for tomorrow. Request fans start the day off at 9 a.m. with messages and requests for friends and relatives. Th« Christmas variety concert recorded at the Victoria Theatre on Dec. 23,141 words
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131 1963-12-25 4 Union on employers who flout law' SINGAPORE. Tues. The Industrial Workers' Union today urged the Government to amend the Industrial Relations Ordinance to enable the Labour Ministry to take Immediate action a?alnst employers flouting the ordinance. The union in a statement issued by Its secretary. Mr. James Soh. said that131 words
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Article78 1963-12-25 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Koh Pen Hoon. 17. of Boys' Town, was today presented with a Merit Award and a Christmas cash gift by Mr. V. S. Nar»anu. the Rotarians* Community Service Committee Chairman for his performance in the 88th Outward Bound course. The presentation was made at78 words
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Article89 1963-12-25 4 TRIBUTE TO SENSE OF DUTY SINGAPORE. Tues. A total of 12.000 hours of public duty is the ncord set up this year by members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade west area division. This was stated by the St. John Ambulance Brigade Commissioner. Dr. D. P. McIntyre, during an inspection89 words
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342 1963-12-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Chief Education Adviser, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki, told Malay schoolteachers today not to make "white elephants" out ot educational facilities given by the Government to Malay children. He was opening the annual delegates' conference of the National Union of National School342 words
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Article112 1963-12-25 5 JJUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two Malaysian Army officers will leave for Bombay tomorrow for an eightmonth course at the Defence College at Wellington. Nilgiris, in South India. They are Capt. Baharuddin bin Mohamed Dlah. of the Federation Artillery, and Capt. Mohinder Jit Singh, of the112 words
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Article47 1963-12-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuea. The body of Mr. Ngul Ah Kui. a Sabah M.P., who died of heart attack last Saturday, was flown home this morning by a Malaysian Airways chartered plane. Mr. Ngui was here to attend the Budget session of Parliament.47 words
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228 1963-12-25 5 Film on Malaysia is shown around world KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A one-hour documentary on Malaysia made by the Australian Broad casting Commission for the International Television Federation is being shown around the world. ,It will be shown in Malaysia, but no date has .yet been fixed. The documentary, called "Ten228 words
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Article23 1963-12-25 5 PONTIAN, Tues. Alliance Councillors here will hold nieet-the-people sessions from next month on the 10th of each month from 2.30 p.m.23 words
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Article, Illustration90 1963-12-25 5 Penang girl off to New York forum SINGAPORE. Tues. Malaysia's representative to this year's New York Herald Tribune forum. Miss Chua Chooi Sec, 17, (above), of Penang, flew to New York from Singapore this morning. She arrived from Penang last night and left at dawn by Pan-Ameri-can Airways. Clutching a90 words
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Article74 1963-12-25 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. —The body of an unidentified Chinese was found floating in the Singapore River, near Ord Bridge, this morning. Aged about 50. the man was about sft. 2in. tall, of stout build. He wore a white singlet, a cream sweater and had a leather belt74 words
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201 1963-12-25 5 PENANG. Tuesday npHREE Ministries have been asked to grant immediate relief to 922 Pen a n g waterfront families made destitute by the suspension of trade with Indonesia. The request was made by Mr. Llm Cheng Poh, chairman of the201 words
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129 1963-12-25 5 Durian case: Man freed of murder charge KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Sobbing relatives crowded round Hassan Basri bin Abdul Hamid, 43, in the High Court here today, after he was acquitted of a murder charge by Mr. Justice Azmi. A seven-man jury, after retiring for an hour, found him not guilty129 words
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70 1963-12-25 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malaysian Ship Officers Union In Singapore today claimed that It alone represented ship officers throughout Malaysia. In a statement, the union's secretary. Inche Hamat bin Hamid. said that a resolution to this effect was passed at a special meeting on Saturday.70 words
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Article58 1963-12-25 5 PENANG, Tues. A city councillor, Inche M.S.A. Zachariah. was fined $200 In the Second Magistrate's Court today for failing to furnish his firm's 1963 Income tax return with the specified period. Inche Zachariah. who Is the Managing Director of H< S. A. Zachariah and58 words
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Obituary28 1963-12-25 6 N Wm4» Ht (Minimum, hris'lNA OOt* .*rt Neo, daughur of 'he. late. Gob Chin Ytaatt paaaed •T'ay ptacafßUy 34-IXI. leaving r-e--liii.l a mo'hT. Are dangbUra and thr»»28 words
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Article55 1963-12-25 6 WtrdM Ut (Bimimuim} choo miao tIN (taak ail HaMrval and friends for tbatr aaaiatanre. mcht ■llg and attendance at tha funeral of v heloM«d father. MRS. C.H. MAT, tier two daughters. Kona-ln-taw, and crandchlMren. thank all relative*, mends. asaociationa. for ihetr expre*Mnn» and mkf« of ayrn> Khy on the55 words
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582 1963-12-25 6 The Straits Times Wednesday, December 25, 1963. Goodwill To Men Chiustmas is a very wonderful thing, its concept universal, appealing to all people of all ages. Of course it is easy to i be cynical about Christmas. It has been commercialised, and this is very bad for Christmas and the582 words
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Article920 1963-12-25 6 ALISTAIR COOKE - ALISTAIR COOKE: but no brandings and no threats from Johnson from Washington, Tubs. THOUGH the flags on public buildings are flying high again for the first time since President Kennedy's assassination, this is still a melancholy city. Outdoors, the shoppers tugged back to life by920 words
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LETTERS
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Letter120 1963-12-25 6 MEMBERS of the Opposition should offer constructive criticism for the good of the country and not try to undo Malaysia. They must be prepared to eat and sleep with Malaysia or they had better cross over to Indonesia. I am sure they would not even be given120 words
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Letter306 1963-12-25 6 I DO not think: that the answer to the problem of "Jobless" and "Grad" and other returned graduates who find difficulty in obtaining employment lies in the establishment of an Overseas Graduates Appointments Board even If it were desirable that this group should be provided with special facilities at306 words
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Letter210 1963-12-25 6 Iir,HAT a brave man Inche T¥ Aziz is to attack us British in such scathine terms as "the British will fight to the last drop of Malaysian blood." As a very ordinary serviceman of the lowest rank I have lost many personal friends over the last fifteen years. They210 words
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Letter56 1963-12-25 6 STALLHOLDERS in Cheng Cheok Street are using the back lanes for dumping their discarded Roods. Empty packing cases and baskets are piled ud alonpr the five-foot way thus giving this place an offensive smell, with the drains well covered up and the shortage of water every chance Is56 words
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Letter83 1963-12-25 6 I HAVE many times seen women carrying babies hanging on for dear life in buses while other passengers remain seated as if glued to their seats. I happened to have been standing myself, otherwise I would have offered her my seat. It was a distressing sight to see her83 words
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Article, Illustration1042 1963-12-25 6 EDWARD CRANKSHAW - Russia faces a colour problem EDWARD CRANKSHAW AS MOSCOW IS PUT TO A NOTTING HILL SORT OF TEST: by TH E demonstrations by African students in Moscow last we&k, who forced themselves through police barricades to the gates of the Kremlin, may have taken the Russians by surprise. But many1,042 words
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Advertisement96 1963-12-25 6 "SOLID AS A ROCK' OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN., LTD. the LARGEST and STRONGEST locally Incorporated Bank AUTHORISED CAPITAL $100,000,000.00 ISSUED FULLY PAID 30,000,000.00 GENERAL RESERVE 18,000,000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEED $454,839,986.00 SAVE SAFELY -SAVE WITH 0.C.8.C. BRANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA SOUTH-EAST ASIA fhwfo CMkh Pimwag fast Hong Kong s Leading bnghsh Language Newspaper96 words
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Article, Illustration369 1963-12-25 7 SINGAPORE, T..es STRIKE OFF AS 500 GET AN INTERIM INCREMENT DATED BACK TO JANUARY ABOUT 500 Cable and Wireless Ltd. employees are to get a "windfall" before New Year's Day. This is the accumulated five per cent "token interim" increment based on their basic salaries effective369 words
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Article214 1963-12-25 7 Don't drink if you drive warning KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Motorists warned today or the dangers of overdrinking during the Christmas season. The warning came from Selangor's Traffic Police Chief, Deputy Supt. Man.sur bin Mohamed Noor. As retail liquor shops here reported brisk sales, inche Mansor said: "If you drink, don't214 words
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Article221 1963-12-25 7 KOTA BHARU, Tues.— The PMIP controlled Kelantan State Government is facing a deficit of more than $6.5 million next year. This is due to a drop of $1 million in revenue which the Government expected to collect next year. This year the State collected221 words
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Article, Illustration73 1963-12-25 7 TRAFFIC was held up for about 15 minutes at the 6th mile. Federal Highway, when this timber lorry which was travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Klang went off the road and overturned early this morning. The driver and attendant escaped unhurt.73 words
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Article53 1963-12-25 7 IZLANG. Tues.— A rub- her small holder. Haji Sulaiman bin Mustarom. 50, was killed by lightning while he was cycling in Banting, 21 miles from here, yesterday. A youth. Sadikin bin Sanosa, 18. who was cycling behind Haji Sulaiman. was injured on the forehead. His condition53 words
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Article38 1963-12-25 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Police are investigating a report by a clerk. Teoh Beng Huat, that he was robbed by two strangers of $352 in i a toilet on the third floor of Asia I Building yesterday morning.38 words
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Article42 1963-12-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. An agreement between the governments of West Germany and Malaysia on financial aid amounting n about $16 million was signed rec'-'Mv in Bonn. The money will be utilised to build :i deep-water berth at Butterworth.42 words
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Article132 1963-12-25 7 IPOH. Tuesday. A "NO confidence" motion against the consulting engineers for the construction of the Ipoh Municipality's $2.5 million Sungei Pari Towers was moved by a People's Progressive Party councillor. Inche Samsuddin bin Harun, at the council's monthly meeting last night. Inche Samsuddin said he was "greatly132 words
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169 1963-12-25 7 Fishermen told to avoid Indonesian waters MALACCA, Tues.— The Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, today urged Malacca fishermen who had been affected by Indonesia's confrontation policy to continue fishing but to avoid going into Indonesian waters. He .said that the Government realised their difficulties and was doing everything169 words
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Article58 1963-12-25 7 HONG KONG, Tues. Local traders today reported a decline In the sale of Communist Chinese Industrial goods In Singapore. They said reports from Singapore indicated that the price of the goods had Increased as a result of higher freight costs and demand had decreased as a58 words
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Advertisement255 1963-12-25 7 t EXAMINATION SUCCESS POST COUPON FOR YOUR COPY OF STAMFORD COLLEGE 92-PAGE PROSPECTUS NATION -BUILDING THROUGH EDUCATION ft The Principal ff, StomfordCollege ond its sister institutions knitting ond unifying Malaysia educa- Jv Staff 28 tionolly since 1950. Todoy its fomous HOMF- J»^ V STUDY Courses carry the meons of asc255 words
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Advertisement69 1963-12-25 7 Jk Compliments n j SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR OPEN AS USUAL TOMORROW 26th DEC. IDEAL GIFTS fACTO«Y TESTED FOR PERFECT hiti Hmt±]£^ sound ■■■■Ml BUB reproduction imnfTlC RECOROIW6 UfJ AvoitobU t oil rodio d«oUrt. NEW J-ft. jft!.j j.fe|:| LIGHTERS 1 NO COTTON WOOL NO WICK 1 BURN FOR MONTHS SOLE AGENTS:,69 words
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Miscellaneous181 1963-12-25 7 TODAY: Sedili Kechll 4.06 a.m. (7.4 ft) 4.37 p.m. 16. 1 ft); Singapore 5.46 a.m. (7.9ft> 5.51 p.m. (7.5 ft); Port Dlckson 12.48 am. (7.7ft> 1.22 p.m. (6.3 ft); Port Swettenham 12.13 p.m. (9.Bft); Peoang 7.23 a.m. (6.oft) 8.55 p.m. (6.9 ft). TOMORROW: Sedili Kechil 4.47 a.m. (7.6 ft) 6.11181 words
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Miscellaneous1063 1963-12-25 7 Your holiday radio and TV MJMMJMMJMJPPMMMMI P° rt 00 Tlle News; 7.10 News- 9.45 The King's Government; lk: Suadar Kita: 7.45 10.00 Stars On Wings; 10 30 MMMMIMMW The Suara Stngapura Singers: The Rozeils And His Hawaiian 8.00 Life With Dexter: 8.30 Short Palm Beach; 11.00 In Person; DAnin mai1,063 words
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195 1963-12-25 8 Patrol vans corner car after burglary TPOH, Tues. Police x wireless patrol vans cornered an escape car and detained its driver after a bookshop had been broken into early this morning. About 3.30 a.m. a policeman on plalncloth.es duty saw a car near the 1 unction of Belfield Street and195 words
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Article64 1963-12-25 8 IPOH, Tues. A record crowd jammed a section of busy Leech Street here today for the official opening of the 5200.000 live-storey building for the biggest department store in P<rak. Kwong Fatt Textiles Ltd. Dato Lav Pak Khuan. president oi the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce,64 words
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Article30 1963-12-25 8 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues. A motor-cyclist. Lew Chlng Ung. 20, of Butterworth. was seriously injured when he crashed Into a concrete bridge on the outskirts of Bagan Serai yesterday.30 words
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130 1963-12-25 8 TWO U.S. SURVEY SHIPS ON GOOD WILL VISIT SINGAPORE, Tues. Two U.S. hydrographic survey ships, the U.S.S. Maury and the U.S.S. Serrano, arrived here today on a goodwill visit. The ships are berthed at the Naval Base, and will remain here until early January. The ships have teamed up in130 words
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Article69 1963-12-25 8 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues. More than 3,000 people watched the final of the Krian North Koran reading competition held at the District Officer's residence last night. The winner in the men's section was Inche Arilfln bin Malek. 20. Che Sltl Sarah blnte Hajl Zalnuddln. 19, was women's69 words
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Article73 1963-12-25 8 SINGAPORE, Tues.— For the past 10 months a farmer, Ng Eng Hoe, of Nee Soon village, had looked forward to the sale of his 24 piglets for the Chinese New Year. But they were gone on Sun- day morning without a trace— except for a broken73 words
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484 1963-12-25 8 Uninvited guests demanded $61 'gift' IPOH. Tuesday TWO uninvited teenage guests at a wedding reception threw away a "red packet" (ang-pow) containing $1 given to them for good luck and demanded a bigger sum of money from the bridegroom, the Sessions Court here was told yesterday. The two uninvited guests484 words
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Article73 1963-12-25 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Chinese Women's Football Association will hold a social and dance from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Jan. 4 at the Sea View Hotel to raise funds. Highlight of the function will be the selection of a "Malaysian Soccer Queen."73 words
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Article, Illustration385 1963-12-25 8 Alsagoff is new head of Second Infantry Brigade TPOH, Tues. Brlga--1 dier S. M. Alsagoff, 43. today took over command of the No. 2 Federal Infantry Brigade, based here, from Brigadier Abdul Hamid bin Bidin, 46. Brigadier Abdul Hamid leaves here Later this week for a new post in Kual*385 words
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Article27 1963-12-25 8 JESSELTON, Tues. —An IndoI neslan, Alosius bin Koroe. was jailed here for four months for harI houring 18 Indonesians who enter--1 ed Tawau illegally. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article, Illustration463 1963-12-25 8 Tengku: MPs from Sabah and Sarawak have the same rights PARLIAMENT J'ENGKU Abdul Rahman yesterday rebutted in Parliament an Opposition contention that members from Sabah and Sarawak had less right to sit in the Dewan Ra'ayat than other M.Ps. The Prime Minister said: "Although their method of election may be463 words
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Article35 1963-12-25 8 SUNOEI PATANI. Tues. The Kedah branch of the National Union of Plantation Workers has moved from the Gandhi Memorial Hall to its new $80,000 two-storey, ftd headquarters In Kampcng Raia here.35 words
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Article42 1963-12-25 8 KUALA I UMPUR. Tues. The Korean Ambassador here. M.i.iOen. Cho Hong Hi. today presented 96 books recording 500 years of history of the Vi Dynasty In Korea to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim.42 words
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119 1963-12-25 8 Suitable notice for polls promise rpENGKU Abdul RahX man told Parliament yesterday that he \.ould give "suitable notice" of the State and parliamentary elections next year. The Prime Minister was replying to a t hallenue from Mr. V. David (SFBungsar). who wanted to know if the State and parliamentary ejection',119 words
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Article87 1963-12-25 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 16--year old girl with a previous conviction for theft, and described as a frequent escapee from grls" homes whs today ordered by a magistrate's court to be sent to the Girls' Homecraft Centre for three years. The girl hud87 words
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Article36 1963-12-25 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thieves broke into a camera store at tlie 6 milestone Pasir Panjang Koad. on Saturday night and stole seven cameras, two projectors and two transistors worth $2,000, and also SlOO In cash.36 words
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175 1963-12-25 8 Licences: Sabah's timber men to appeal lESSELTON, Tues. J People who hold annual timber licences here are expected to send an appeal to the Central Government for intervention in Sabah's land policy. Sabah's annual licences give licensees thp right to rut timber from 500 acres of land each. Now. underReuter - 175 words
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Advertisement175 1963-12-25 8 chosen for airliners Ebi4 vJ H^m^Bb Rocol 'woly' lubficflnts Bft used *nd r#coffifn#nd*d by Vick^rt-Arftittfongt (AlrcfCft) Ltd fof th« VCIO •lflln#r is NOW here for motorists! The 'moly 1 is used to increase reliability «j and performance in most British airliners and is made by ROCOL who are re '^onf^fm,175 words
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Advertisement109 1963-12-25 8 you view- m\ I SPECIAL COMBINED RENTALS FOR REOIFFUStON SOUNO I SUBSCRIBERS WITH OUR M". IV OR JJ- TV SETS SB.' I V BT** I 112, CLEMENCEAU AVENUE SPORE I I 17, PAHANG ROAD KUALA LUMPUR. I The Management Staff f*| "ffe Of Kfc, NANYANG WATCH CO., LTD., 'v 84,109 words
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Miscellaneous295 1963-12-25 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Expressions the unwilling 7. Take Capek's play In to a schoolboy dreads? (5). West Country town (5). 6. Foreign river provides me with 8. A fall has no fine consequ- employment (5). ences on the face of it (9). 11. Where they make a hash295 words
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Advertisement1381 1963-12-25 9 TO tIVERPOOI i WEST COASI UK Due S'pon Sails P. Sham "enan» MACHAON unerpeel, Glasgow in Pt Dec J7 Cecil ASPHALION A. L'pool, iasgcw Oec 21/ 1 ATREUS Liverpool, diasgo* Oec 27 Jll 2 laa 4 DIOMEO Lxerpeol Jin 8/18 NELEUS l pin. Glasgow. Holland Jai I Jai 8 Jm1,381 words
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Advertisement1063 1963-12-25 9 I THE EAC LINES Ki\Y ~~j£jM\ *"G+*O*l KUALA LUI»PO*.P.i¥»rTT*»U»AaA PtIUIM SJ Pj*y J^Fffc^SSl l eri^MMtf ittvs* at. i^ic it fojoj^t ift^ao ow* pnom* Moo^ noMiru mwiuh t »mommm\ SAILINGS 10 GENOA, LE HAVRE. HAMIURI, BREMEN, AJITWfRP ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO 80THEN8URC ANO COPtHHAtEN mmm mmmm ™~™r?or^"^^^Tl!aSr^^™^eflanT" -JUTUNOIA- t) Gin 31 211,063 words
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Advertisement852 1963-12-25 9 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS BEN ALDER SS 1 So j Singapire P tmttentiaa reiaag Rotterdam Fel 18 lee 28/18 lee 11/ I Antwerp Fel .0 DrtniPVlG FOR Li»er*eel laa 27 t» LNn Jt\ la huh Fat 5 1 SiifMire Swetteihia feiaag Hamburg rel It la Pt/Oec852 words
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Advertisement1313 1963-12-25 9 W. McALISTER «c CO., LTD. w, Bsn M ELLKRMAN LINE «Si KLAVENESS LINE tONBON. HAMIUIS, ROIIEROAM. IOS ANSUIa, SAN f«ANCiSCO. ■AVRE. NULL I MIOOLESUOUGIJ tEAHLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAN* CIH Of PETERBOROUtN AcceetiM crgeJe^Ceatral 1 tuU) S'eore P- Sham Penang I bmbbbmm j aa a 111 1/ 1 laa iUNNTVIILI 1/1,313 words
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Article109 1963-12-25 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIALS continued on a firming trend and rises again outnumbered falls by wide margin. Turnover was moderate. Oils and base metals were tlrm with most i&sues higher. Loans were firm. The Melbourne Stock Exchange will be closed tomorrow, and will reopen on January 3. C.R.A 26/10109 words
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Article250 1963-12-25 10 JANUARY first grade rubber buyers fob. closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 641 cents per'lb. up one-eighth of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. Tbe tone was seasonably inactive. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int.250 words
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Article228 1963-12-25 10 S SHIPS lying In the Singapore ».iarv«s or expected In today aro: Jutlandla 31 32 Janek Kraslekl 4/5, Pemstate 10/11. Skjelbred 42/43. Klnabalu 24. si. .-1 Advocate 47, Bennevls 38/39, Nara 1/2, Sapporo Mam 18, Hoetcti Dene 46. Talleyrand 45. Stentor 6/7, Rajah Brooke 23. mamat N.W.228 words
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Article71 1963-12-25 10 /'HINESE Produce Exchange, Slnga- pore noon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut ell: bulk $50 sellers, drum $53 sellers. Coprs: Dec. Jan. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok unite $142t sellers, Sarawak white $140 seller*, special Sarawnk black $1071 sellers, garbled LamponK black *107 i sellers. ASTA .Ml.; ■Mta. Singapore Coconur71 words
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490 1963-12-25 10 From Our iMarket Correspondent VERY quiet conditions ruled on the eve of the Christmas holidays yesterday on the Malayan Stock Exchange and turnover was on the small side. Operators showed little inclination to deal, but there was a general improvement in tin490 words
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Article22 1963-12-25 10 Malayan Stock Indires. Dec. 23 Dec. 24 Industrials: 128.67 128.96 Tins. r>s.Ul 127.07 rubbers. 108.91 108.91 Dec. 29. 1962 100.22 words
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Article773 1963-12-25 10 POMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange, with the number ol the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustead (1.000) $1.68 cd, (1.000)- $1.66 cd; Central Prep. (1.000) 51.64 D. (2.000) $163 D (4.000) $161. C.000) $1.62. (7.000) $1.63, (6.000) $164:773 words
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305 1963-12-25 10 rpHE price of Straits tin rose A sharply yesterday by $4.37} per plcul to $512 on an offering estimated to be up by 5 tons. In London on Monday tin staged a good recovery movement cash and three months ending with305 words
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Article117 1963-12-25 10 TH Malayan Exchln,, Binkt' Assaratm to merchants yesterday (all rate* to S100>: New Yarli: buying TT 32 13/16. airmail OD 32 13/16. 90 d/at 33* credit bllla. 331 trade bill*. Canada: buying TT 85a. airmail OD 35], 90 d/st 36i credit bill*. 36 3/l« trade bills. 32 9/16;117 words
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Article76 1963-12-25 10 ■piIE Federation Minister for Finance has Hxec these prices for calculating costoms duties for the week beginning on December 26. Robber 65: cU a Ib. Copra S4BO a ton. Coconut oil S4BO a ton. Palm oil $831.50 a ton. Palm kernels 5403.75 a ton. The rate of duties76 words
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Article31 1963-12-25 10 December 24. MALAYAN Xl P.m K PRICK: 84] cents (up a quart*-*- of a cent). TIN: 1512 (up 54.371). Estimated unofficial nil it iny 255 tons (up 5 tons).31 words
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Article185 1963-12-25 10 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Oi'i-ember 24. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Dunlopn IS at! M. Itox In m. City Dev. 5 eta. MeAlivii-r 14 la. K. Smelters lt< eta. Kobin.«on U < ts. KxM) SI its C. dtoraiia 4irt Fed Disp. 12 cts. Kothman; 10 eta. F. A N. 18 eta. S.185 words
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Advertisement913 1963-12-25 10 U.S.A. Pacific and Atlantic Service vora Y. S'n«m Hongkong K'Hsiunf S f 'Cisco L. An|t i»t ft. lon "Ktmkjwa Maru" M/ 31 Dec 24 21 Dec S Jin 1 In H Jaa 31 'at 12 rtl Kißikawa Maru" ***** Ja*i 21/11 Jaa i tt* I ftl 14 Ftl It Fit913 words
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Advertisement958 1963-12-25 10 ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHUSAN" (24.000 tons fully oirconditloned stabilised) Depart! Pcnang 6th January 1964. Singapore 9th January 1964. For Hongkong 12th/ 14th January, Japan 18th/23rd January Hongkong 26th/29th January. Returns: Singapore lit February 1964. Fencing 3rd February 1964. Fores from: Penang $712.00 Tourist; from $1,089.00 Ist Claw S958 words
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Advertisement111 1963-12-25 10 NOTICE AUaiON SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties) To be held at our Sale-room No. 104 Market Street. Singapore on Monday, 30th December. IU6J at 2.30 p.m 1. Estate of Janakie Ammal, deceased. No. 397 Coronation Road, area 23,958 square (ecu freehold. (Mr. R. Ramason Solicitor). mortgagee's sale. 2 4 lots111 words
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Advertisement699 1963-12-25 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Applications are Invited for the pasts ol Lecturer Assistant Leclurer listed below available earlyla 1964. Candidates should have at least a good Honours degree with .suitable teaching and research experience and in addition the special qualifications stated for the respective post*. These posts have just699 words
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Advertisement664 1963-12-25 11 (Continued ironi I'aije 6). GREETING M Words $11 (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. W.L. CUTHILL wlah all their friends A Very Happy X'maa And Prosperous New Year. SITUATIONS VACANT W Words tt (Mln.)— Box tt ef. oxtro READ the Senior Appointment* Vacant In The Sunday Mall each week. WANTED TEACHERS ORAOUATBS664 words
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Advertisement846 1963-12-25 11 EDUCATION a HnrdM SS i Mm.) Box St efs^jfJrfr* MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE Knh Chong Building. P.O. Box 145 Johore Bahru. Tel: 2171. We offer guaranteed postal tuition for H.8.C., School Certificate, K.M.C.E., Qualifying Teat, L.C.E., LCC. Bookkeeping etc. Malay, Chines*. Tamil all levels. Secure your Credits/Distinction* through our famous English846 words
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Advertisement881 1963-12-25 11 HIRE PURCHASE It Word* SS (MlH.r—Bom St ef. oxtrm GOOD USED CARS on easy payment* Contact: Chuan Hong Trading Co. Ltd., 161, Lavender StrML, (Spore). Tel: *****/***** WESTINCHOUSE, GERMAN ••ajBTI" T.V. No down payment. Malaysia Electric Co., 613 Oeylaag Road, Spore. *****. *****. *****3. POPULAR BRANDS Refrigerator* TV* No Down881 words
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Advertisement764 1963-12-25 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE Words U (Utit-h-Box M et: mxtro PON BALI Anglia 18M Good Condition SI. SOU.- on o. Contact Wong 96 Hua Guan Avenue. 8' por* 21. COOD QUALITY USED CARS FOR SALE 1953 Ford Omul 315 1162 Ford Cortina Tudor 1962 Ford Z*»hyr 6 MX 111 19*2 Ford764 words
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Advertisement589 1963-12-25 11 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Words St Min. Box tt et*. oxtr» HALF-CARAT to Five-Carat diamond rings. Lee Onn Goldsmith. Singapore. EASY PAYMENT ARRANGED Wide range Engagement /Wedding Diamond Ring* specially made-to-order. Payment after satisfaction. S'por* 217J4 JEWBLLBRV FASHIONABLY SET in gold, silver, diamonds, pearls. Jade or Platinum are avail&bl* at Pob589 words
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Advertisement160 1963-12-25 11 BAR RESTAURANT Words Si (Mln.)— Box it ets. txtro AUSTRALIAN c'narcoai Urtllrd Steaks a specialty. Central Bar Ree- ta.irant (alrcondltloned). 624 Serangoon Road. Tel: 3*v*7 Bu*tne*sm*a lunch dally. Parking Mcilltlc*. FRESH FLOWERS Word, $S (Mm Bnx it et: exi> a SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS Happy Ne« Year with specially selected and160 words
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Article, Illustration25 1963-12-25 12 tORMER tennis champion American Althea Gibson announced in New York that she has turned professional as a golfer. UPI picture.UPI - 25 words
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Article, Illustration471 1963-12-25 12 VERNON MORGAN - CRICKET Now comes throwing v bowling row VERNON MORGAN: from London, Tuesday 4 BOWLING versus throwing controversy had arisen out of the "MeckifT affair." (Meckiff was the Australian bowler adjudged to have thrown instead bowled in the recent Test against South Africa). Readers have been writing to their favourite newspapers471 words
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Article61 1963-12-25 12 HOBART. Tues. —Peter ißurge. Australia's Test batsman, is in the Combined XI to meet South Africa's to.ur--1 lnp team in the three-^ay match starting here on Thursday. The South Africans will be keen to do well as it is their last first class game beforeReuter - 61 words
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562 1963-12-25 12 CLIVE GRAHAM - JAPANESE SPEND £500,000 BUYING BIG RACE WINNERS CLIVE GRAHAM fin m I irom LONDON, Tues. A new power suddenly enters the world of international horseracing. This is Japan, traditionally '"the Land of the Rising Sun." Jet-nown over the North Pole is going a relay of some of the choicest available562 words
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210 1963-12-25 12 Kerry, 16— another world-beater? TENNIS MELBOURNE. Tues.— The man who sent Australia's Margaret Smith to the top in world tennis thinks he may have found another world-beater Melbourne professional coach Keith Rogers thinks 16-year-old Kerry Melville, winner of 49 titles in five years, is the girl who may take overReuter - 210 words
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Article, Illustration181 1963-12-25 12 Joan makes presence known with hole-in-one 1 CANBERRA. Tues. The I moral of this story is that if you are a world famous singer wlio wishes to remain incognito don't hole in one at golf. Joan Hammond realises that now. She has been in Australia for five weeks and nobody181 words
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Article79 1963-12-25 12 PERTH. Tues. Barry Shepherd. 12th man in the First Test mulch against South Africa, crashed back to form with 132 not out yesterday when Western Australia recovered to draw their Sheffield Shield match with Queensland. Shepherd, who is among the 12 players named for theReuter - 79 words
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Advertisement1065 1963-12-25 12 PUBLIC NOTICE THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE THAT ALL BRIDLE PATHS THROUGH AND ACCESS TO TORKINGTON EBTATE WILL BE COSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON THE 3 1ST DECEMBER. 1963 ANNOUNCEMENT PI N INQ GUI Propofiils are invited from interested partirs for the Redevelopment or Lot 134<1). T.S. 14. N.E.D, Penang.1,065 words
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Advertisement246 1963-12-25 12 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Jemaah Pembuka Tender Ibu Pejabat D* A Ketua Ankutiin. Keretapi Tanah Melayu, K Lumpur up to 10.00 a.m.* on Thursday 26th December, 1963 for the construction ol plate girder bridge.; for Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Ltd Sidlne Pral. Pull particulars246 words
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Advertisement345 1963-12-25 12 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD SHIFT lI f I IH TRAINEE Applications are incited from Federal Citizens between the ages of 21 years and 30 years for the appointment as Shift Charge Engineer Trainee for future duty in any of the Board's Steam Power Stations Applicants should possess a345 words
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Advertisement277 1963-12-25 12 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS TAKE NOTICE that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned cases will be hrld on Tuesday, the 7th day of January. 1964 at the Offlcial Assignees Chambers. High Court Building. Singapore: Bankruptcy No. 105/63 Tan Kali Keng. 91. Marshall277 words
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Advertisement47 1963-12-25 12 AUSTRALIA'S FINEST TELEVISION DEEP Mfit Console Consolette Lowboy D The clearest, deepest picture everywhere O The finest quality sound The most elegant oppeoronc» D The most relioble, troublefree set Bocked by 50 yeors of Leadership in Electronics luKiyi'ii alljis HMHMUNMI I MiTff ThVcBIH A. EK CIK2ERS ITU47 words
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Article323 1963-12-25 13 ADELAIDE, Tues THE United States meet Australia, the holders, In x the challenge round of the Davis Cup tennis competition starting here on Boxing Day. Cool weather is forecast for the three-day tie, and this may prompt the selectors to play Neale Fraser in theReuter - 323 words
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Article130 1963-12-25 13 4 STORE BOYS MISS KL SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Joe David, the chairman of the SAFA Youth committee, told the Straits Times today only three Singapore youth players had joined the FAM's centralised training at Kuala Lumpur in preparation for the Asian Youth Cup tournament. He said: "The three players left130 words
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Article104 1963-12-25 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. S. Kamsarl Salam of Singapore won the Low Ah Poh challenge Cup when he beat 11 other riders in the 150-mile Malaysian road, massed start, cycling race today. Kamsari did the trip from Ipoh to 7th milestone. Ipoh Road, in 7hrs. 25min lOsec. Baffaruddln104 words
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Article30 1963-12-25 13 6INGAPORE, Tue«. The Singapore Hockey Association's local quadrangular meet will be played on Jan. 3-5. The "quad" will begin with two games on the Padang on Jan. 3.30 words
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163 1963-12-25 13 HOCKEY Johore and Perak hit top form at carnival p ENA N G. Tues. 1 Johore and Perak hit their top form this morning when they won their matches easily in the Malaysian Malays hockey carnival at Dato Kramat. Johore thrashed Malacca 8-1. while Perak whipped Pahang 9-1. Zam Ariffln163 words
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Article38 1963-12-25 13 IPOH, Tues. Entries for the Inter-team badminton competition being organised by the Perak Tamils festival celebration committee will close on Dec. 27. They must reach Mr. R. N Moorthy. 15 Lahat Avenue. Ipoh. before that date.38 words
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Article43 1963-12-25 13 PARIS, Tues. International Judo Federation officials denied reports that world judo champion Anto Oeeslnk (Holland) was eligible to compete in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The official said Oeesink would not be allowed to compete because he was considered a professional. UPIUPI - 43 words
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490 1963-12-25 13 BADMINTON Malayan Open begins with 28 ties on Fri. PNANG, Tues.— A total of 28 ties will be played on i the openine day of the J ilayan Open badminton championships here on Friday. Ties for Friday are: Men's singles Ist round 2 p.m. Johnny Kirn v T;m Soon Hooi,490 words
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193 1963-12-25 13 SWIMMING SASA to stage 3-nation meet SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Amateur Swimming Association are planning to stage a three-nation meet in June to celebrate the National Day and also to give swimmers a pre-Olympic tryout. The three countries are Malaysia, Burma and Thailand and the meet is scheduled for June193 words
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Article, Illustration50 1963-12-25 13 Gaik Bee the champion gets her trophy fTAN Gaik Bee receives her A trophy from Dato Wong Pow Nee, the Penang Chief Minister, after her triumph in the Penang badminton championships. Gaik Bee won the women's singles title by beating Ng Mci ling 9-11, 11-6, 11-2 in the final.—Timesport picture.50 words
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418 1963-12-25 13 Epsom Jeep - Owners want Saturday racing again Epsom Jeep RACING by PENANG, Tuesday. THE Racehorse Owners' Association of Malaya have asked the M.R.A. to revert to Saturday racing. "Let Sunday be a complete day of rest," owners contend. Sunday racing was first introduced more than ten years ago by the Perak Turf418 words
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Article442 1963-12-25 13 FOR SUNDAY'S RACES PENANG, Tues. 1 —Weights for all eight races here on Sunday are: GOLD CUP Cl. 1 Div. I—IOI ResquiUrur 9.0.S San Leader x.I Pulau I'.iiigkor 8.11 Cash Inn 8.11 Peak of Perfection 8.08 Cadet Rousitel 8.07 Dark Romance II 8.03 Pinkson Ml I Forest Duke II442 words
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Article122 1963-12-25 13 DEVONPORT. Tues. The South African cricketers bear a Tasmanlan Country XI by seven wickets In a one-day match here today. The touring team dismissed the Country XI for 145 and passed their opponents total for the loss of only three wickets. They batted on In lighthenrted mood,122 words
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Miscellaneous68 1963-12-25 13 Buys Bunny By Bmiph HeimAaM 1 TO f^)| KTHIS WON'T ISOWWV VmEJOO. BUT^ r f2^» /I SHOULD V »v *>\ mmV" Vrtß DO, EITHER! THATAU. I'M REWIN' AN _<rsßßfe. I O'THOUGHT I DOIT LIKE > Flvf^Hf^ LETSTWYON j TH'OJFS IPEA THAT'LL J J^T\ O'THIS THIS OKE, BUGS! j W>\ (J68 words
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Miscellaneous52 1963-12-25 13 TODAY lIOC'KKY Malaysian Malays carnival s-linals and linal (D. Kr»mat padantr. Prnati(?>. TOMORROW RL'OGF.R Friendly: Shot Club v HMS Vic'cinous (XI. |>.»- dang) SUMMARY FENCING Malaysian novire» foii ciiuri »>iou>Jh.> (Malacca): 1 Tang Kok Mm (Negri) 2 Low Say Pun (S'gor) 3 Ong Chuan Hock (Mai)- Special award: MLss Tang52 words
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Article, Illustration570 1963-12-25 14 GILBERT WOODEN - A kidnapped boy's 48 hours of terror in jungle GILBERT WOODEN SLAPPED, SCARED, BUT HE WAS 'SURE THAT POLICE WOULD COME AND SAVE ME 9 By SEREMBAN, lues J^G CHEE THENG, the nine-year boy who spent two nights in deep jungle after being kidnapped for a $50,000 ransom, today sat570 words
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Obituary20 1963-12-25 14 DEAT HS '.member Mr a iborl iline.vs beloved husband of Francis Margaret and father of Kenneth, lan. Allan and Margaret.20 words
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202 1963-12-25 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. A SOCIALIST Front M.P., Mr. Karam Singh, will on Saturday make his defence on a charge of obstructing a police officer from performing his duties. I The Fourth Magistrate. Mr. Mah King Hock, called for his defence today202 words
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381 1963-12-25 14 No prior agreement to submit Sabah to court KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Central Government today dismissed the possibility of Malaysia ever agreeing in advance to the .International Court of Justice deciding on the Philippines claim to Sabah. A spokesman for the Ministry of the External Affairs said a strong hint381 words
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Article73 1963-12-25 14 PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues. —A Malayan Railway lighter which was reported lost last Friday was found at Carey Island, six miles from here, yesterday morning with its $90,000 cargo, including 464 cases of whisky, missing. A police spokesman said today that search parties had so far found73 words
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Article54 1963-12-25 14 HONG KONG. Tues. Police have found that some Christmas cards sent to prisoners here contained dope. A police spokesman today said investigations were continuing but in one or two cases, prison wardens simply took away the dope and. in the spirit of Christmas, handed the cardsReuter - 54 words
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310 1963-12-25 14 NICOSIA, Tues A BRITISH soldier was shot dead when he tried to cross the demarcation line between the Greek and Turkish sectors of Larnaca, Southern Cyprus, last night. Another British soldier was wounded. Both soldiers were hit by machine gun fire. The wounded manReuter; UPI - 310 words
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Article47 1963-12-25 14 SAIGON. Tues. Fifteen pas- 1 I sengers. including three soldiers on Christmas :eavc. were killed when the trair. from Hue to Suignn was mined by Vieteonn guerillas la** IUCIK Thr incident took 'ihicc in mountainous country 25 miles north-east <>f Saigon— ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article, Illustration343 1963-12-25 14 BURTON TO MARRY LIZ NEXT MONTH PUERTO VALLARTA, Tuesday. JJICHARD BURTON intends to marry Elizabeth Taylor by Jan. 20 at a civil ceremony "somewhere in Mexico," he told reporters today. The place was not yet chosen, he added. A Jewish ceremony will follow when the couple have fulfilled the necessaryReuter - 343 words
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Article42 1963-12-25 14 KUCHING. Tues. A British soldier serving in Sarawak's First Division die*, late last night ol gunshot wounds. A security forces spokesman said today that "the circumstances suggest that the soldier committed suicide." He leaves a widow in England.42 words
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Article32 1963-12-25 14 UONDON, Tues.— Ueut.-Gen Sir Frederick Browning, husband of novelist Daphne dv Maurier. was fined £50 yesterday for driving under the influence of drink or drugs. He pleaded guilty. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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231 1963-12-25 14 BOSTON. Tues.— The will of the late President John F. Kennedy was filed for probate here yesterday leaving the bulk of his estate to his wife and children. Named as executors were Mrs. Kennedy and the late Presidents brothers. US. Attorney General Robert231 words
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