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Title Section14 1964-03-01 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in NO. 1,462. SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1964. 20 CENTS KDN 73214 words
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427 1964-03-01 1 IJUA HIN (South 11 Thailand), Sat.— Tengku Abdul Rahman today warned that it might be necessary to hit Indonesian guerilla bases near Malaysian Borneo. "We cannot be on the defensive all the time," he told reporters. The Tengku was Interviewed at this beach resort.427 words
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Article903 1964-03-01 1 LOKMAN HALIM; VIC NAYAGAM - LOKMAN HALIM and VIC NAYAGAM likely polling Jay: First week of April By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong announced in a Gazette Extraordinary today that Parliament would be prorogued as from tomorrow. Six States have also gazetted the dissolution of their State Assemblies as from tomorrow.903 words
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Article205 1964-03-01 1 Scrap US bases? 'NO' says Lopez MANILA, Sat.— Mr. Salvador Lopez, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, said yesterday American bases here which "serve a valuable purpose for the security of the Philippines" would be maintained. Mr. Lopez issued the statement upon arrival from Jakarta where he accompanied President Diosdado Macapagal onReuter - 205 words
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Article83 1964-03-01 1 SYDNEY. Sat. Two Sydney butchers wore "Beatle" wijrs and hummed I Want to Hold Your Hand" at a suburban butcher shop yesterday and housewives shouting "Yeah. Yeah. Yeah" almost mobbed the shop. Result: Takings for the day shot op by AJMM. The "beatles" said they enjoyed workingReuter - 83 words
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Article, Illustration101 1964-03-01 1 MAYBELLE THE GENIUS READING a book at her home in Woodcot Way, Reading, Berkshire, ia two-year-old Maybelle Thompson, who can read and write fluently! Despite Maybelle's exceptional progress, she will have to wait another 21 months before she can attend school because the Education Act of Britain places four years101 words
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Article45 1964-03-01 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. The Indian University Grants Commission said here that one out of every four students fails his ex*ms The commission blamed the Government which it said did not pay high enough salaries to attract the right teachers45 words
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Article30 1964-03-01 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. Canada has promised to help toe Indian Government to build an atomic power station near Madras. Technical aid will be given s« well as cash.30 words
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Article26 1964-03-01 1 MELBOURNE, Sat. Output of the Australian Holden car is to be steDDed Ul> to 300.000 a year, at a east of £17 000.00026 words
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Article25 1964-03-01 1 AUCKLAND. Sat. Auckland music council has asked the education department to help stop Dm no-smashing an fund raising eventa at r:hool tain.25 words
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503 1964-03-01 1 SOEK FLIES INTO A RASE WHEN ASKED ABOUT RICE PRICE to his people: Eat corn! JAKARTA, Sat. Trembling with rage, President Soekarno complained last night that "some people only speak of rice, the price of rice." "I say let us eat corn to crush Malaysia," he stormed. "Those who agree503 words
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Article, Illustration1120 1964-03-01 1 Only West can solve problem, says Siew Sin gUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The solution to the central problem of our age whether democracy or totalitarianism shall be the future world system lies in feeding the hungry stomachs of Asia and Africa's teeming millions through an "enlightened decision" by the1,120 words
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Article25 1964-03-01 1 Pakistan following recent communal disturbances there, Mr. Mehr C-ang Khanna, India:. Minister of Works. Housing and Rehabilitation, told Parliament In New Delhi yesterday.25 words
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Article35 1964-03-01 1 has presented America w 1 1 two Komodo "Dragons" large prehistoric lizards 1 return lor the whistling swan and other birds given to him by the American Attorney General. Mr. Robert P. Ken nedy.35 words
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Article161 1964-03-01 2 DATU PAHAT, Sat. The Batu Pahat police and the Gurkha Unit frotn Kluang were called last night to evacuate the residents of Kampong Kha--111. at the 19 mile stone road, as water rose to Batu Pahat-Ayer Hltam six feet. By 2.30 a.m., the police and161 words
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Article, Illustration57 1964-03-01 2 Tun Abdul Razak arriving at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka yesterday to open an Umno election campaign course for 500 divisional representatives from through-out the country. Following him are Syed Jaafar Albar, the secretary general of Umno; the director of Dewan BahasA, Syed Nasir bin Ismail; and the Minister of57 words
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Article, Illustration708 1964-03-01 2 Judge: There's evidence adultery was committed GRADUATE OF BELFAST UNIVERSITY GRANTED DECREE NISI PENANG, Saturday. AFTER a 13-day hearing last month, the Penang High Court today granted a decree nisi to a Belfast University science graduate, Lee Kah Wah, who had petitioned for a divorce from his wife, Cheah Paik708 words
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Article51 1964-03-01 2 LONDON, Sat- Britain's 2» Commando Regiment, Royal Artillery, will leave Plymouth next month for Singapore, it was announced yesterday The regiment, whose role abroad will be In support of numbers 40 and 42 Commandos, British Royal Marines. Is armed with the highly mobile 105 millimetre howitzer.Reuter - 51 words
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Article41 1964-03-01 2 TELUK ANBON, Sat. Prom tomorrow the Central Electricity Board will take over the supply of electricity in the Teluk An*on and Langtup areas from Huttenbachs Ltd whoce contract expires today Huttenbachs started supplying electricity here since lttt41 words
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408 1964-03-01 3 FAMILIES GO HOME AS FLOODS SUBSIDE SINGAPORE, Sat. Flood water, which sent more than 1,200 people living in low lying areas to seek reluge in three relief centres yesterday, have receded today. By this evening most of the families temporary sheltered at the centres at Andrews and Balestier Raffles Girls408 words
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Article, Illustration337 1964-03-01 3 A TOTAL OF 19 BABIES BORN IN THREE 1 HOSPITALS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A set of twins were among the 19 Leap Year babies born In the three maternity hospitals here. The twins a boy and a girl —were born to Madam Sor Mor, 36, and337 words
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Article72 1964-03-01 3 IPOH. Sat. The Alliance rename! full control of the Slim River Local Council when they won the by-election for the Pek;ni Slim Ward, which was made acant by the death of an Alliance Councillor. Mr Swee Hock. Mr. Wong Thin, the Alliance candidate, polled 234 votes72 words
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Article95 1964-03-01 3 SINGAPORE. Sat TTie medical officer in charge of the Blood Transfusion Service. Dr. Kwa Soon Bee. today called on the public to give greater support to the unit as part of their community service. "If every member of the adult community were to make it their95 words
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340 1964-03-01 3 GEOFFREY BOLAND - GSA offer to sell more tin now results in new fall in Straits price GEOFFREY BOLAND By Singapore, Sat. THERE was a further heavy drop in the tin price this morning a fresh fall of $26.62$ taking it down to $548.37$ per picul. This was the Straits market's .Immediate reaction340 words
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Article67 1964-03-01 3 THE HSC results are out and so will soon the School Certificate. Your child will have to make a big decision. What career to choose? It is not a step to be taken In a hurry. Ponder awhile. Seek advice. Today the Sunday Times offers advice on this67 words
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Article49 1964-03-01 3 Thinking of buying a house? Then read about the dangers you face when making a bockIng or signing an agreement. Don't invest your precious savings without first knowing what you are getting yourself Into The fine print you ignore could shatter a life-long dream SEE PAGE 1549 words
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Article60 1964-03-01 3 YOU LIVE ONLY TWICE James Bond's latest, most exciting adventure by lan Fleming will soon be out. It is set In Japan and is called: "You Only Live Twice." For a foretaste of the new Bond, turn to Page 11 where Rene Mac Coll reports a conversation with lan Fleming60 words
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Article30 1964-03-01 3 RAWANG. Sat. A ten-year-old schoolgirl, Maimunah binte Pamoar. was fatally injured when she was knocked down by a car at Simpamj Sungei Choh. three miles from here- yesterday.30 words
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204 1964-03-01 3 IESSELTON, Sat. The Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, said In Sandakan today that the welfare of the natives and people In the rural areas had been first and foremost In his Government's mind. Da.o Stephens, who was addre.-slng native chiefs and204 words
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Article405 1964-03-01 3 POINTER - POINTER BY LOOKING after the breeding ***** is my subject this week. If one decides to breed one's *****, a certain amount of orr>paration is required. This should start before the ***** comes into season, and consists of ensuring that she is fit and healthy for the event.405 words
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254 1964-03-01 5 K.UALA LUMPUR, Bat— If world tension were to ease, mankind must be made to feel about war as society felt about Incest, .said Miss Barbara Ward, the famed British economist, lecturer and authoress on International affairs. One of the speakers at the banquet254 words
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Article43 1964-03-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Malaysian Indian Congress will holtf a national seminar on March 8 In preparation for the general elections. Tengku Abdul Rahman will open the seminar to be attended by about 400 officials of MIC branches.43 words
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577 1964-03-01 5 TAI SING ONN - Show by 30 elephants delights King, Queen TAI SING ONN By CHIENGMAI, Saturday. THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong yesterday morning saw a herd of 30 elephants at work in a jungle clearing in the National Park, 18 miles from here, on the fifth day of their577 words
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Article83 1964-03-01 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat. The Chief of the Armed Force* Staff. Lieutenant General Teng ku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa, today took the salute at the passlng-out parade of recruits of Ist and 2nd Battalions at the Malaysia Rangers here. Tengku Osman told the recruits that "when83 words
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Article64 1964-03-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal— The Pastor of the Kuala Lumpur Wesley Methodist Church and District Superintendent of Selangor, try Rev. Yap Kirn Hao. will leave for America on Monday to attend a one-month theology post-graduate course at the Boston University. Mr Yap will also attend tht general64 words
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Article56 1964-03-01 5 IPOH. Sat.— An Ipoh housewile. Mrs. S. L. Chin, has donated $100 to the partially bedridden schoolboy. Fan Ah Soo. 13. to help enable him to seek specialised treatment in Bangkok. Public donations for the boy so far total about $1,100. He uceas another *i.4i>o. An56 words
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Article51 1964-03-01 5 SINGAPORE. Sal.— A Jaguar car and a Honda motor cycle were reported stolen last night. A businessman,* Ng Ah Qong. found his car, missing from his house In Lorong 13. Geylanft. The motor cycle belonging to Pane Poon Thiam. disappeared from his house in Boon Teck51 words
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Article48 1964-03-01 5 SINGAPORE. Sat A df»f and dumb vagrant. Tan Ah Poll m lound stabbed 10 death on a live-foot way in Waterloo Street last night. He was found by a shopkeeper who heard a shout outside hi* Khop Police described it U "a callous murder."48 words
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Article427 1964-03-01 5 AUSTEN ZECHA - AUSTEN ZECHA By 'CORRECTION WILL BE IN FINAL COPY' J£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. General Carlos P. Romulo, President Macapagals adviser on foreign affairs, today referred to the dispute over Malaysia as a "spelling" error which, he was confident, would be corrected in the final copy. He said this427 words
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Article292 1964-03-01 5 ALOR STAR, Sat •JHE Sultan of Kedah on his 36th birthday today announced he had ordered the dissolution of the present State Legislative Assembly tomorrow. i 1 "Under the State constitution, an election must be held within sixty days from tomorrow," the Sultan said in a speech292 words
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Advertisement150 1964-03-01 3 One Girdle gave lightness One Girdle gave control what did a girl do— wear two? Now Sarong in Spandex gives you both in one m in Until today, light girdles gave no control. And girdles that controlled? They weren't light. Now Sarong in itrctch-crer Spandex give* you both in one.150 words
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Advertisement210 1964-03-01 3 CT 13 TYPE S 8 mm Cine- Film Get professional results with your 8 mm Cameras 2^ W Singapore List Price MS 11.25 It's a Woman's World Every month in irFlUlffl Malaya's Magazine for Malayan Women IjR IMPORTANT K±) REASONS WHY 0 VALTI N E IS YOUR BEST BUY mk210 words
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Leader Page
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OPINION
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Article193 1964-03-01 6 TIE situation is hot enough as it is. This is a time to keep the fuel away from the flames. This is no time for exultation. But this must still be said. Malaysians don't want to crow but the nation is grimly satisfied that the warning to193 words
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Article57 1964-03-01 6 lITEIX done, Mr. Lee Kuan T» Yew. The nation Is delighted with the success of the "truth" mission. African sympathy is now with Malaysia and Soekarnos "pitchmen who haunt African foreign ministries berating Malaysia will find the going sticky indeed when they peddle the old line that57 words
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Article103 1964-03-01 6 rpHE HSC results are out -a- and it is a wonderful thing to be starting life at 18 even if you step out of school right into the middle of the confrontation crisis. One young party asked what he would like to do replied: "My parents want103 words
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Article196 1964-03-01 6 VICTIMS of the great Jack Dempsey used to say: "When he hits, you feel as if a freight train was bearing down on you." Mr. Charles "Sonny" Liston has still to put on record the exact nature of the message he found on Mr. Clay's flashing left.196 words
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OPINION PAGE TURNS THE SPOTLIGHT ON LEAP YEAR-AND LEAVING SCHOOL
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Article, Illustration828 1964-03-01 6 JANE LEE - Why shouldn't a woman pop the question? JANE LEE By KUALA LUMPUR WHY does a boss fall for his secretary? Because she knows all about him. There is no need to pretend any more. No need to pretend. That's love, that is. And that is exactly the case with the828 words
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Article, Illustration1026 1964-03-01 6 DAVID KRAAL - The biggest decision of your life DAVID KRAAL ON LEAVING SCHOOL... WHAT is th*> biggest decision of your life? Surely it's picking your career. This cruciol decision will affect the next 40 years of your life. So for oil those leaving school now is the time to make up your1,026 words
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Letter34 1964-03-01 6 thai we have women MPs. women lawyers. women doctors, women teachers, women income tax assessors and even women magistrates, when are we going to have women judges? PINANO. EILEEN TSENG,34 words
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SPEAKING PERSONALLY
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Letter115 1964-03-01 6 KILLING that dunan smell by Ahmad Jabrl (Opinion Page, Feb. 16) is a great idea but I for one wouldn't encourage American tourists to take to the fruit. If they do prices will soar and soon we poor natives won't be able to afford our most delicious product.115 words
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Letter85 1964-03-01 6 I TAKE great exception to the article "Women are Unscrupulous" (Opinion Page, Feb. 16). Why on earth do you spend so much of your time discussing women. Why not turn the spotlight on the masculine males I see all around me the he-men in winkle pickers, bootlace85 words
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Letter96 1964-03-01 6 WHY do men behave like brutes the moment they see a woman at the wheel. Go along Nicoll Highway any day of the week and whenever you see a woman driving at regulation 30 you will find behind a caveman speedster smashing his teeth In rage and frustration96 words
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Letter71 1964-03-01 6 SPINSTERS In Malaysia should give serious thought to the question of becoming "aunts" to children in homes and orphanages. You will be astonished as I am by the gratitude these children show you when they grow vp visiting you and bringing you a deal of comfort in the71 words
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Letter75 1964-03-01 6 Y^OU have repeatedly run articles about the way people haunt drug stores to buy their favourite pills and remedies for various illnesses imagined or otherwise. May I suggest that this is so because medicines today are so palatable. That is one reason why people are so anxious to75 words
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Letter139 1964-03-01 6 J AST Sunday, out to pick up my husband who was doing the marketing I stopped my car In front of a van near a bus bay. So Intent was I scanning the crowd for my husband that It was a few seconds before I realised that139 words
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Advertisement913 1964-03-01 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS it W.rd* tiM (MIH.) PRKSBVTERIAN CHURCH. In BtnKipure. Orchard Roirt .Sunday Service i a.m. and 6 p.m. All, Welcome. REVIVAL MIITINCI with Fv»n. ■fJM, Rfv. A. C We*ner. Nlirtitl» 30. March 2-Tl (exc»pt Sunday* S lm at Rr*lvmJ Centre Cnureh. It .Voulmtlo Rl*e. Singapore. All welcome.913 words
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Advertisement83 1964-03-01 6 First National City Travelers Checks <^> better than money Official Travelers Check New York World's Fair 1964-65 AVAILABLE, ACCEPTABLE, REFUNDABLE everywhere. At home or away, your moneys completely safe, always spendable, when you carry First National City Travelers Checks. Checks lost or stolen You can get "on-the-spot" refunds at many83 words
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Malaysian News
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Article, Illustration755 1964-03-01 7 MCA is more united now says Tan SINGAPORE, Sat, KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Malayan Chinese Association has never been more united in its history than it is today, its national president. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, the Finance Minister, said tonight. Mr. Tan was speaking at a ceremony welcoming new members755 words
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Article157 1964-03-01 7 Go back home and win a prize I)' I) you read Hasnab Vimala hen last week and the warm picture she evoked of the Taiping of the thirties? What town in Malaysia do you come from and what are your memories of the place in which you spent your childhood?157 words
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Article52 1964-03-01 7 PENANG. Sat. A Malaysian Airways Dakota with 28 passengers bound for South turned back shortly after taking off from Bayan Lepas Airport here early this morning. The plane developed trouble on the starboard engine. The passengers were transferred to another Dakota which took off at52 words
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Article97 1964-03-01 7 TODAY SedlU KechU 11.18 a.m. (7.oft); Singapore 12.50 a.m. (8 9ft) 12.34 p.m. (9.Bft); Port Dlclcson 8.21 a.m. (B.Bft) 8.36 p.m. (9.5 ft); Port Bwettenbam 7.34 a.m. (12.9 ft) 7.54 p.m 13.6fu Penang 2.02 a.m (B.2fti 2.35 pm. (7.7 ft) TOMORROW Sedlli KechU 120397 words
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Article34 1964-03-01 7 IPOH, Sat Three women and 14 men. their ages ranging from 17 to 55, were each fined $25 ln a magistrate's court here today for gambling in Buntong new village last night.34 words
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359 1964-03-01 7 Shaw's Great World park to be liquidated SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Great World Amusement Park Ltd. in Kirn Seng Road is to go into liquidation for financial reasons. This was announced by the management today in notices terminating the services of about 90 employees. The management said in a statement that359 words
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Article113 1964-03-01 7 PUBLIC TIP: ARMS CACHE UNCOVERED QINGAPORE. Sat. Police today praised the civicmindedness of an anonymous person for giving information which led to the recovery of a large eafihe of burled ammunition at Jalan Kampong Chantek Bharu. off Bukit Timah Road, yesterday. The Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah, said: "This civic-minded113 words
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Article73 1964-03-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Central Government, has provided grants totalling $251,000 for schools in Tanjong Malim, and the districts of Ulu Langat and Kuala Langal. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. Alliance Member of Parliament (Sepang), and the Secretary General of the Malayan Chinese Association, told members73 words
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Article38 1964-03-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Water will be cut off along Tanjong Katong Road between Geylang Road and Dunman Road and also along Broadrick Road between Mountbatten Road and Meyer Road, on Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.38 words
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Article279 1964-03-01 7 Evidence in Malay to 'save time' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— For the first time perhaps in the history of the Sessions Court here, a Deputy Public Prosecutor led evidence for the prosecution in the national language. Inche Harun Hashim the prosecutor, examined witness for the prosecution in Malay to "save time."279 words
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Article29 1964-03-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda, today opened a $12,000 prayer-hall at Kampong Sungel Gahal, ln the Ulu Langat district.29 words
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Miscellaneous273 1964-03-01 7 ON YOUR TV TODAY rLEVISION programmes lor 1005 Perry Mason Barefaced today: Witness: 11.00 Wuaoin Koberi SltweU; 11.30 Programme TV QINftAPIJRA summary in all languages for I .V. SiniaAfUKA the next duy an( j close CHANNEL S CHANNEL 8 P.M.: 12.55 Opening and P.M.: 7.40 Opening and proprogramme summary ln273 words
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FOREIGN DESK
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337 1964-03-01 8 Fathers who get morning sickness. LONDON. Sat. •J^HE ancient Corsicans knew what they were at. When their wives were expecting babies the FATHER was packed off to bed until everything was over. nnu in mi iiuu^iium 2.000 years later they have been proved right. I After a survey of 500337 words
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193 1964-03-01 8 TWO SHIPS SINK IN NORTH SEA COLLISIONS I JMUIDEN (The Nether--1 lands). Sat.— Two ships sank in the North Sea yesterday when a thick log caused a series of collisions in one of Europe's busiest .shipping lanes. Three other ships were damaged but no casualties were reported. More collisions appeared193 words
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Article183 1964-03-01 8 Bonuses for Russia's farmers MOSCOW, Sat. Mr Nikita Khrushchev told party leaders yesterday that bonuses including -cash should he offered to Russian farmers to boost production. He also re-asserted his belief that use of modern fertilizers was a key factor as well. "We must boldly and resolutely advance along theUPI - 183 words
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Article, Illustration136 1964-03-01 8 rpHK DUKE of Edin--1 burgh went alone to the Royal Film Performance of "Move Over. Darling" at London's Odeon and solved the mystery of the two James Bond girls. "How does it come about? Are there two rival James Bonds?" he asked Honor Blackman the girl136 words
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202 1964-03-01 8 THE WIFE'S LOVER IS ACCUSED AFTER POISON POP MURDER IMPERIA, (Italy), Sat. The case of a man murdered by means of a strychnine-loaded bottle of soda pop went before a court yesterday with the wife's Iqyer charged as the killer. The bisarre murder took place at Anna Dl Tania, on202 words
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Article308 1964-03-01 8 Negroes hit out at Champ Clay LOUISVILLE, i Kentucky) Sat. Negro leaders here attacked world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay for his comments on the Black Muslim movement. Louisville Is Clay's home town. The Rev. D. E. King, pastor of the largest Negro Bantrst church in the state, said Clay wasReuter; UPI - 308 words
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Article61 1964-03-01 8 Paging Mr. Zdzis Przykyszweski LONDON. Sat. Court ushers at Wellington, asked to call the name of a Polish motorist facing a careless driving summons, wrote it Instead on a piece of paper and Dassed it round the waiting-room with the question: "Is this you?" Eighty minutes later. Zdzis Przvbyszweski. of61 words
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Article35 1964-03-01 8 MONTREAL. Sat. Mr Harold Wilson, the British Labour Party leader yesterday called (or a Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference at the earliest possible moment with Commonwealth trade and development high on its agenda. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article85 1964-03-01 8 Snakes alive: He was too BARCELONA: Jose Perez. 18, was found unconscious with a poisonous snake beside him. He was rushed to hospital, given antivenom injections, recovered and laughed when he heard what had happened. Van-driver Jose explained he had found the snake dead, and wrapped it round his neck85 words
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Article35 1964-03-01 8 NEW DELHI: Villagers in the Bhaiinda area reiuse to live in brick houses because 200 years ago an ancestor, hurt by a falling brink, banned them. A curse awaits anyone who dares defy the ban.35 words
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Article49 1964-03-01 8 BRISBANE: Two aborigines in a bar slashed their wrists with broken Slav; and held the wounds together. They told a magistrate they had seen a cowboy and a Red Indian do it on TV. so they decided to become "blood brothers'' too. Result: £5 fines for disturbing the peace.49 words
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Article54 1964-03-01 8 BRUSSELS: Head masters in boys' schools near Charleroi held parade of their pupils after a series of thefts. No culprit came forward. Now police have arrested an unemployed man, Serge Rivat, 22, who has admitted breaking into 18 schools. He kept a diary of his crimes in an exercise book54 words
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Article29 1964-03-01 8 PALM A: Quarry-worker Miguel Pons, 53, went happily to work on his first day back after being off ill for five monthsTwo hours later a rock avalanche killed him.29 words
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Article26 1964-03-01 8 SANTA CLARA. (California*: Harry lillie Crosby was named yesterday to the board of regents of Santa Clara University according to board chairman Mr. Benjamin H. Swig.26 words
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Article19 1964-03-01 8 Crosby, who attended Gonzaga University in Spokane. Washington is also a pretty fair singer. He's better known as Bing.19 words
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Article52 1964-03-01 8 RED BLUFF. (California): The state forest services fire-fighting station, from which smokeeaters are dispatched to battle forest fires, went up in flames yesterday. A fire-fighting truck was parked outside, but the four forest service firefighters making repairs at the station were unable to quell the blaze. The building was a52 words
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Article40 1964-03-01 8 MADISON. (Wisconsin): Gordon C. Conley, 20, was on one year's probation today after he admitted in court that he bit his infant son. Conley told the judge. William Buenzli, that he bit his seven-month-old son because "he made me nervous."40 words
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Article197 1964-03-01 8 r POKYO. Sat -The future bride of Emperor Hirohito's second son, 27-year-old prince Yoshi. made her first formal call today on Crown Prince Akihlto and Princess Michlko. Hanako Tsugaru. 23. whose picture was splashed In all newspapers today. was driven in an Imperial Household limousine197 words
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Advertisement134 1964-03-01 8 *5 HI wt^fe^m I I fcil 4K^ 1 -1. I m INSPIRED CRAFTSMANSHIP For over seventy years, Parker has been building a tradition for greatness in craftsmanship and design. This is the heritage of the remarkable Parker 61... the ultimate in writing instruments. No mass-produced pen, this! The unique design134 words
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Advertisement179 1964-03-01 8 Be a Master of English Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hours If you are Interested In acquiring a command of good English for business, professional and social purposes, yo'. are invited to apply for a copy of "Word Mastery" issued by the Regent Institute. This Informative booklet179 words
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234 1964-03-01 9 Pledge CHINA WANTS TO BE FRIENDLY WITH INDIA, SAYS CHOU rOLOMBO. Sat.— The Chlnese Prime Minister. Mr. Chou En-lal, told a trade union rally here today that China firmly believed the Chinese-Indian border dispute could and should be settled peacefully, and friendship between India and China renewed. Mr Chou's speech234 words
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268 1964-03-01 9 Alert ...AFTER TIP-OFF ABOUT 'KAMIKAZE' OR ROCKET ATTACK ON JOHNSON WASHINGTON, Sat.— A U.B. secret s .vice agent received a tip last week that a Cuban "Kamikaze" pilot or a missile might be used to bring down President Johnson's jet while he was flying to Florida on Thursday, the Maki268 words
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Article64 1964-03-01 9 BANGKOK. Sat. Prince Chula Ctaakrabongse Thailand, who died in Cornwall, England, lust week left an estate of about 51.4 million, an aide of the Prime said here yesterday. The prince left behind his British wife and a daughter. Prince Chula's estatemade up of cash and governmentReuter - 64 words
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470 1964-03-01 9 Sihanouk sets out his terms for ties with U.S. I MANILA, Sat. pKINCE Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia yesterday pledged to restore "normal" relations with the United States and reestablish diplomatic ties with Thailand and political relations with South Vietnam provided the three countries guaranteed his country's neutrality. The Prince made470 words
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Article, Illustration82 1964-03-01 9 ANNE-MARIE ARRIVES IN ATHENS Crowns Princes Constantine of Greece made his first official appearance since being appointed Regent when he went to Athp-»» airnort to greet his fiance* Princess Ann. 't.. ,c of Denmark. The Princess had flown in from Geneva, where she is attending a specialised Swiss school. The82 words
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272 1964-03-01 9 NEW YORK, Sat. HANK clerk Richard Watt. aged 22, went ashen when a customer pointed a gun through the grille and pushed a bag across the counter with a note saying: "Don't sound the alarm. Don't272 words
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Article55 1964-03-01 9 LONDON. Sat. Cilia Black, the 20-year-old Liverpool girl who topped the hit parade a fortnight ago with "Anyone Who Had a Heart.' kern the No. 1 spot last week In the Melody Maker Top 50. She is the flrst girl for two and a hall55 words
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Article18 1964-03-01 9 SUVA (FIJI), Sat.— Pulped passion fruit is to be exported from Fiji for the flrst time.18 words
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Article, Illustration260 1964-03-01 9 CRICKET GIRL RACHAEL BEATS 15 MEN T ONDON, Sat. Fifteen county cricketers are hiding their blushes today. For they learned yesterday they had failed the M.C.C. advanced coaching course but that a WOMAN had passed with flying colours! The girl to bowl 'em out: Rachael Hayhoe, a trim, 24-year-old physical260 words
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Advertisement91 1964-03-01 9 1 11 lillr iff n i 1 1 im i mij ngMt^BßHf^r jSik Ia 1 J Diethelm's New Group 300 a full range of furniture for the DIETHELM'S Furniture of Distinction home. Elegant designs that afford numerous combinations. Distinctive yet functional -and costing a good deal less than you expect.91 words
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Article118 1964-03-01 10 A TRADER'S TRIBUTE TO MALAYA IPOH, Sat. Tribute to conditions prevailing in Malaya suitable for promotion of business was paid here yesterday by Mr. J.T. Shaw when he presided at the annual meetIng of the F.M.S. Cumber of Commerce, Per~i u.anch. "We In commerce," he said, "must indeed be thankful118 words
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Article, Illustration174 1964-03-01 10 A snatch thief caught: Driver praised CINGAPORE, Sat.— A War Department driver was today awarded a police commendation certificate for his "praiseworthy part" in catching a thief last year. Presenting the award to Inche Bahari bin Lahan. 36, Deputy Superintendent of Police A. Oopalan, offlcer-ln-charge of crime In Queenstown, said:174 words
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Article306 1964-03-01 10 KHIR OPENS STATE'S FIRST WORKS TO WATER 12,000 ACRES MALACCA. Sat. The 111 Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl, today opened the $1.5 million Merllmau Drainage and Irrigation Scheme near here. It L* the first major scheme In Malacca under the second Five Year Plan.306 words
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185 1964-03-01 10 Phone levy: Three MPS back with promise from Dato Sambanthan PENANG, Saturday. Members of Parliament, including a Senator, returned from Kuala Lumpur today after presenting the grievances of telephone subscribers against a new levy of 20 cents for every call made from one local exchange to another under the direct185 words
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Article53 1964-03-01 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ma lam Perwira, a variety show organised by the Malaysian Commercial Publicity Bureau In aid of the National Patriotic Pund will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on March 16 and 17. The show was originally fixed for tomorrow and Monday but53 words
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Article30 1964-03-01 10 SEREMBAN. Sat. A stallkeeper. Wong Soong Oong. alias Wong Lai. was robbed of $145 last night by two men. one of whom threatened him with a knife.30 words
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Article460 1964-03-01 10 GSA tin sale allays fears A NOTHER sharp drop A of $26.62* in the Straits tin price was the first reaction to the G.S.A.'s decision to offer for sale another 5,000 long tons from the U.S. national stockpile. This leaves the metal price only $7 above what it was same460 words
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Article340 1964-03-01 10 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Combined business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of the share* traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS Boustead (3.000) $1.94, (1,000) »195. Cold Store (1,000) $344; Dunlops (2.000) $2 85; Bsso (2.000) $3.15. (1.000) $3 16; Fitzpatrlcks340 words
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Obituary41 1964-03-01 10 ANTHONY CHOO Kirn Tee, 70. 29-2-64 leaving widow two sons Choo Sim Cheng, Choo Sim Hoe, three daughters, three sons-in-law, seven grandchildren. Cortege leaves 167 Loke Yew Road 1-3-64 3 p.m. for Holy Rosary Church, Brickfields, thence Cheras Road Cemetery.41 words
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Advertisement187 1964-03-01 10 MILKMAID ANNOUNCEMENT The 1,000 skilful contestants who, in the opinion of the judges, most accurately, and neatly produced the best entries to the Milkmaid Children's Contest, have been notified by letters of their success. The 1,000 Kodak Hawkeye Flashfun Cameras will be delivered to the winners by Registered Post within187 words
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Advertisement406 1964-03-01 10 UU CLASSIFIED AIVERTiSEMENTS (20 words SIH (Minimum) NKDEBLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL M "ORANJE" Will arrive from Europe on Sunday Ist March and berth alongside S.H.B. Oodowns 1/2 Gate 8 between 7-8 a.m. Embarkation of passengers will take place on Monday 2nd March between 9 and 10 a.m. and the406 words
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Advertisement21 1964-03-01 10 DO V()r have a query or doubt? Write to: The City hdilor. Sunday Times, Times House. Kiver Valley Road. Singapore 9.21 words
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Miscellaneous47 1964-03-01 10 /w btm wertmg Lea*? a message r* f& \^M i#* tmutec -for you -bnngtmitoe m^t^^tm 1V W&r H**y o» HtOHierrt he's free- \\J ■Hie phone. MiesFtHQh* rf& urg&rr! L ml I O £Z ]f[\ 7elf him he got s tHhrfchaekt itieeirng ci- I mghtim* been W.llingiM.Rer Dtwor47 words
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Article, Illustration858 1964-03-01 11 I AM, SAYS lAN FLEMING, PERHAPS THE SMALLEST AND MOST PROFITABLE ONE-MAN FACTORY IN THE WORLD WHEN 1 met Raymond Burr in Hollywood I kept almost calling him Perry Mason. And when I met lan Fleming at Oracabessa it was difficult not to address him858 words
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Article455 1964-03-01 11 OEYOND a shadow of doubt we are going to see ballet of unprecedented quality when Goh Soon Tloe presents a ballet company composed of dancers from the Opera de Paris and from the ballet of the Marquis de Cuevas. This spectacular presentation is to be at the Victoria455 words
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Article, Illustration272 1964-03-01 11 Odd things happen to Hepburn rpHE trouble with many 1 thrillers is that the characters are only Interesting because they are dead or because they are about to be dead. Btanley Donen's "CHARADE" because It has a witty, sophisticated and Ingenious script, avoids fallIng into this category. With Cary Grant,272 words
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Obituary31 1964-03-01 11 MR. T.N.K. MCNON: Trlritram Ncrived on 29-2-04 from Kerala about the passing away of Mr. T.N.K. Menon. Be waa a teacher in Holy Innocents Engliah Schotl. No further details recelvrd.31 words
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Advertisement582 1964-03-01 11 I LASJ DAY! "11m. 1 30 4 00 6.30 It 9 30pm '•J^k Mohoncr Woody Strod* 4. tTARZAN'S Three Challenges 1 DyohScope Color (MGM-) Plu»' SPECIAL FEATURETTE: ■f '•Ofl PAUL'S TOUR" in CINEMASCOPE COLOR J Alto: "BIRITA SINGAPURA" No. 2 < 2 OPENS TOMORROW "LUNG SAN NIANG" f < >582 words
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Advertisement94 1964-03-01 11 Mm THE CREATOR OF JAMES BOND TALKS TO RENE MacCOLL AS A NEW THRILLER IS LAUNCHED I TOGETHER TO GIVE YOU A WONDERTOL JL~rb«Af«»i \MHL,<y HUMPHREY BOGART AUDREY HEPBURN WILLIAM HOLDEN^ (SINGAPORE) OPENS TOMORROW! [|[i^am-1. 30-4.00-6.30 9.10 p.m /Mayfaif| <; Hni'pl I BAR RESTAURANT I 0 located in U>« Staoppliw94 words
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Advertisement73 1964-03-01 11 Today 3 Shows: 3- 4-9 p.m. I j-j.^ icirnuni Amiirs m/ m P*m*mC§*Mt'Q B MUM* JAItAJ TIMaTT St*t*-lmst MUO Mm »M WMMMMXAIni UmMmmI t*ttrt*»f > Toa^y 11 a.m. (Par.) "VW» to a Small PlaMOt". GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK. LTD. Please note that Great World Amusement Park, Singapore, managed by the73 words
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Advertisement37 1964-03-01 11 PJ Phon* JM §6406 Today 1 .30- 1.30-7.00 ft 9JO p.m. George Noder Alessandra Ponaro "JICRET MARK OF D'ARTAfIMAM" (Colofscope). 9.30 o.m. "Whithar Spring" (Mond.) 11.00 a.m. "Rida Out For Ravango" Tomorrow: "Dial M For Murder" (Color)37 words
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Advertisement325 1964-03-01 11 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a I Advance CASH BOOKINGS OPEN TODAY (FOR CIRCLE BACK STALLS ONLY) f BEST PICTURE •A OF THE YEAR! 1: J WINNER OF 7 ACADEMY AWARDS 1 Grand Premiere -Thurs. 12th March B.oopm I at shaws LIDO THEATRE Singapore m SEASON FROM 13th MARCH Doily 3 Shows: 11 a.m., 330325 words
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185 1964-03-01 12 Shortage of labour in Sabah acute, says Jek SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, said today there was an acute shortage of labour in Sabah. This was due to two factors: Sabah was traditionally an under-populated country; and With confrontation, many of the Indonesian labourers have185 words
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436 1964-03-01 12 Industrial Court awards Penang officers bigger housing allowances PENANG, Saturday. Industrial Court headed by Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan today announced its award of new housing allowances for senior officers of the George Town City Council. Announcing its decision In the dispute between the City Council and the City Council436 words
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Article166 1964-03-01 12 SARAWAK 5-YEAR PLAN: NEW SET-UP KUCHING, Sat.— The new organisation and procedure for implementing Sarawak's five-year development plan were announced yesterday. The object of the new arrangements, said a Government statement, was threefold: TO ENABLE the wishes of the people to be considered by the top development committee in the166 words
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Article26 1964-03-01 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. Madam Low Sian Hoe. 63. woke up yesterday morning and found her home ransacked and cash and property worth about $2300 stolen.26 words
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Article23 1964-03-01 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. Police yesterday detained 13 people under the Societies Ordinance and screened 1532 more In security checki throughout the island.23 words
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Article, Illustration1022 1964-03-01 12 PETER LIM - PETER LIM MOTORING ByJ LAST week I road tested a car that cost $212.5 million to build. A grand total of $17 million to design and complete plus $195.5 million to erect a •factory from the field" specially In Scotland. This Very Important Car is. of course,1,022 words
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Article189 1964-03-01 12 AIRPORT schedules (arrivals and departures) for today: Penang Arrivals MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS: Prom Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106) 7.35 a.m.: Singapore. Kuala Lumpur i ML 003) 930 a.m.; Singapore, Malacca and Kuala Lumpur (ML 004) 10 55 am.: Bangkok (ML 583) 4.20 p.m.; Singapore. Malacca. Kuala Lumonr189 words
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Advertisement240 1964-03-01 12 REDLAND 52 on V^ll vk #^t New Church «t Brick r"^ /AW LJ fields. Kuala Lumpur wm m^Bk *!^S 6t W^ rmr %k tt»^?H mL /M* ik IK* jW rttat 2 /Af \mM NPF"J_i ____m_ H_?*v F _Z _E# spi~f~" MMm ■(■■IflHM-MR-k. ■'--t>?'JM_pß____l jsJ_ r ippMfc't CLASSIC ENGLISH PANTILE GIVES240 words
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Advertisement204 1964-03-01 12 1. I <, HEllfl .*AfS vm Udir rtEl FunlßE BKIDESi The Malayan Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd.. is in the lead again. We have a Special Life Assurance Policy for young ladies and for future brides In particular. It Is a special policy for young ladles. If a young lady takes204 words
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Article513 1964-03-01 13 TtfOSCOVV, Sat.— Zurab ifl Sopia is only four years old. But he can already hold his own at chess, and often defeats grown-ups. Zurab Is the youngest of five sons of a collective farmer in the little Georgian town of Gall and learned513 words
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264 1964-03-01 13 MALACCA, Sat.— Teh Kcw San of Penang, the Malaysian No. 1. is topseeded for -the men's singles In the Malacca Open badminton championships here on Mar- 5-7. The draw Is: MEN'S SINGLES Top section: Teh Kew San (bye): San Seong Kok v264 words
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Article, Illustration973 1964-03-01 13 Epsom Jeep - TJOA'S NEWCOMERS ARE SET FOR DOUBLE Epsom Jeep Epsom Jeep's best bets are Logical (Race 1) and Arc En Ciel (Race 3). The going is fast. DRAINER S. K. Tjoa has a good chance of a double with Pil Stable's promising newcomers, Arc En Ciel (Race 3) and Oranabol (Race973 words
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215 1964-03-01 13 Take Royal Meadow to recoup losses rE 6f Spring Cup (Race 5) looks wide open. More than half the field can be fancied on form. I go for Royal Meadow. An expensive failure at Ipoh In January he has a nice drop In the handicap and should readily recover trie215 words
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Article197 1964-03-01 13 Liston A heart attack? CHARLESTON (West Vh> v 1 ginla). Sat. The Charleston Gazette said yesterday aa unidentified heart specialist felt that Sonny Liston could have suffered a mild bean attack in his bout last Tuesday with Cassius Clay. Sports editor A. L. Sort* Hardman said the doctor attended aUPI - 197 words
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Article125 1964-03-01 13 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER ItM 1 LOGICAL Kbit's Chafe* Obedient 8m LOGICAL Ban Lock Rue Royale BAN LUCK Logical Roe Ror»le ItN S ST. JANEIRO ZodUqne Jaaker MARIGOLD Sp. Romano AmiMoit AMAZONA8 MarixoW Zodiaque ton 1 ABC EN CIEL NaUaaal Scholar Bad* Wil ARC EN CIEL Kadja Walt125 words
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Article1332 1964-03-01 13 Race I-2.15: Cl 3 Div 4 ($6,000) s}f 1 ***** King's Choice IKX. Lim) Daniels. 0 9.0 (P) •Samrv 11 2 ***** Paths of Wisdom (Dato Low Vat) Rodgers. 8 8.13 Moxham 16 3 ***** Hue Royale (Venl Vlcl St.) R.S. Breuk.. 7 B.IS Asnwadi 81,332 words
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370 1964-03-01 13 LONDON, Sat— Swansea Tow* 66-1 outsidera who an atnifgUng to avoid relegaUac from Div. 2, provided the biggest upset in today's FootoaA association Cup quarter-Unas* by ousting strong-lv i»ncied i>nt Division iuiverpuoi 2-1. Cap holders Manchester United drew 3-3 with Second Divi&ioa .Nundrrland with the aid370 words
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Article114 1964-03-01 13 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Tan Boon Liat and Miss Lim Choo ttng won the mixed doubles title In the Singapore Open Badminton Championships tonight when they beat Pang Kum Leong ano Miss Lily 81m 15-5. 15-3 in the final. Tonight's other results: Men's Double S- Finals: Tan114 words
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387 1964-03-01 14 CINGAPORE. Bat. Un- seeded Khor Cheng Chye. the Kuala Lumpur Technical College student from Penang. scored a big upset in the Singapore open badminton championships tonight when he beat Singapore's hope. Thomas Cup trialist Wee Choong Seng. 15-9. 3-15. 15-6 in the387 words
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Article217 1964-03-01 14 Thuan Heng second in Aussie swim CYDNEY. Sat. Singapore's Tan Thuan Heng finished a very creditable second to Robert Elmore in the final of the 800 metres freestyle in the Australian championships last night. Tan, who finished fast and made up 10 metres In the last 100 metres, clocked 9217 words
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Article42 1964-03-01 14 LONDON. Sat.— Everton beat Aston Villa 4-2 in their English football division 1 match last night Division 3 Wabull U MUlwali •i Division 4: Barrow HartleI pool* 2. Workington 2 Halifax 4 York 1 Exeter 242 words
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Article36 1964-03-01 14 PENANO. Sat. MBS ana MAS became Joint holders ot the Loh Hoot Yeang challenge shield for under- 18 inter-school knockout soccer when they drew 0-0 after extra time it the City Stadium today36 words
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Article53 1964-03-01 14 IPOH. Bat. The looh Mun cipality RC trounced Klang Town Council 6C 8-0 at soccer here today.- At table-tennis Ipoh Municipality beat Klang 5-0 At netball Klang wen leading 2-1 when it was abandoned due to rain. Tomorrow, the two clubs will meet at badminton,53 words
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251 1964-03-01 14 Thanabalan nets 6 as Selangor blast Services KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday oELANGOR made an impressive start to their inter-state cup soccer campaign when they blasted the Singapore Joint Services 7-0 in the opening tie if the PAM Cup competition at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. With Abdul Ghanl not available, last251 words
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Article24 1964-03-01 14 SINQAPORE. Sat. The inter-Services six-a-side hockey festival scheduled to be played today was Dostooned to next Wednesday due to unfavourable ground conditions.24 words
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Article24 1964-03-01 14 MALACCA. Sat. Mr. Tarn Seat Wah was elected president of the Malacca Amateur Football Association for the 10th successive year.24 words
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Article31 1964-03-01 14 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. Schools soccer coach Choo Seng Quef will conduct a 12-day course for North Perak teachers and students at the Clifford School, Kuala Kangsar. from March 2—13.31 words
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Article29 1964-03-01 14 TAIPINQ, Sat. Tigers "B" bea. Kilat Club 4-0 In a league hockey match here yesterday, scoring through Tiana Swee. Wan Abdullah. Beng Kee and Joe Francis.29 words
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Article31 1964-03-01 14 PENANO. Sat. Malayan Teachers College beat Young Men Sikh Association 2-0 In the.r league hockey tie today. Lee Kirn Seng and Lul Kta Kol scored for MTC.31 words
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Article25 1964-03-01 14 CLJFPSIDE PARK (New Jer- sey;. Sat.—Ous Lesne\ eh. 49. former world light heavyweight boxing champion died here last night of a heart attack.25 words
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261 1964-03-01 14 The PTC profits drop by quarter million PENANG, Sat. The 1 Penang Turf Club's profits dropped from $245,422 In 1962 to $11.--252 last year. Mr. Lim Huck Aik, the president, warns in the annual report: "Unless the club can show a substantial improvement in its financial position, the committee may261 words
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Article52 1964-03-01 14 MELBOURNE. Sat. Malaysian Jockey Abdul Soaldl rode nn unplaced 66 to 1 outsider In his Australian debut here today. His mount. Mr. Carlo, was six lengths ahead of the field after six furlongs In the ten furlongs Stanley Plate, but eventually finished ninth of the52 words
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Article80 1964-03-01 14 MANILA. Sat. Japan's Tomoo Ishll shot a one under par 70 today to catch ud with AustraJia's Peter Thomson in the lead after the third round of play in the CaDitol Hills open golf tournament here. Lihii and Thomson are tied at. 211 after 5480 words
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140 1964-03-01 14 CINOAPORB, Sat. The "swimming Chans" Alex and Patricia dominated the Sinapore Amateur Swimming Association's age group meet, winning six events between themselves at the Singapore Swimming Club today Alex, competing in the over 10 years and under 12 group won three events 50m freeslyle.140 words
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Article, Illustration726 1964-03-01 14 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL «^^^^^j 1 1 m *^^^7t T 1 1*1*4 H v^ T By KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. COUTH Vietnam won the first match and were well on the way to a 2-0 lead in the unfinished second singles in their t)avis CupHarold Teo - 726 words
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Article47 1964-03-01 14 HYDERABAD. Sat. India took a 2-0 lead when they won both the singles on the opening day of their Davis Cup eastern Kone tie against Ceylon. Results: Jaideep Mukerjea bt L. W. Fernando 6-2. 6-2, 6-2: Premjit Lai bt B. Pinto 6-1, 6-3. 6-3.—ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article18 1964-03-01 14 OXFORD, SSt.a t Cambridge beat Oxford 6-3 last night in the annual Inter-Varsity amateur boxing match.18 words
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331 1964-03-01 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Singapore, last year's inter-state champions, had to flght very hard to hold their bitterest rivals, Negri Sembilan to a one-all draw in their quad hockey on the Depot ground today. With this draw Singapore are now well placed for top honours.331 words
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Advertisement857 1964-03-01 13 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE tt Ward* SS <miM.}—B»x It eU. txtn OINUINE PHOTOSTAT* Ko:omaUe. »8, Robinson Road. Spore *****, SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Word* tl (Htm.)— Box tt eU. axtn WILLAFORM the world-wide professional nalr-cream doss wonders to your predoui hair. Ask your favourite hnlr-druaer or cosmetic counter anywhere Malaysia.857 words
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Advertisement241 1964-03-01 13 Fight Backache And Rheumatism Nothing can make 70a tetl so old. tired, and d*preand aa loilnr al»«p nil energy bacaune of Getting Up Night* or Burning, Smarting, Itching Acidity. And If your back aches and Rheumatism Paina In Jolntj and murela« make you nuMrable, you can't work and enjoy life.241 words
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Advertisement146 1964-03-01 14 4^^^^ vo4oM p^^^^^^^S t^^^^^i^B i|s. w 3 PYE ....No hay mejor! Nothing better than PYE! That's what they say in Spain, where Pye is tht leading brand of TV. just as it in in Singapore YoiT'l say "Si, si," too. when you see this PYI beauty NEW Pye 23 mUm146 words
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Advertisement213 1964-03-01 14 I n rtdXh aY LUXURY^STYI.NG. m j^ EASY CLEANING! .tU ffi. 7T- 4$L !l!t GEST WEAR! 4 ffctf Sal* •«'•<■ b&Wt/JiH fc&,£pi, MNMK. IPOM. SCniMKIL Clear Your Skin Over Night #fe N«w Discovery Starts (&5 --*.*LJ \M "~7\\ Ending Eczema, V f&Jlrl vc' K TS Pimples, Blemishes, fitf .<£&! Ringworm213 words
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Miscellaneous208 1964-03-01 14 SPORTS DIARY MHll.lt FAM (up: Penang v Kedah (City Stadium. 8 p.m.); Malacca v Negrl (Kubu Stadium 5.15 1; Johore v Fed. Armed Forces (Kluang, 5.10). Trial: PAM Youths v Spore Jt Services (Merdelta Stadium, 7 pjn.). Tour match: Singapore v Japan (7 pjn.); Spore Youths v Kpg Kupor (5.30.208 words
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Article, Illustration1598 1964-03-01 15 DAVID KRAAL - HOUSING HAZARDS... DAVID KRAAL ABOUT LIFE IN MALAYSIA THE MAGAZINE SECTION SO YOU WANT TO BUY-BUT BEWARE BEFORE YOU SIGN > rhe Vendor thill iomplti; ii %000 po^.fck but ,.tioui any obl.otioa of jrtiniy on ihc pan ot U» V.mkn to do w ..tb.n U vpcot* p., .M ol urn,1,598 words
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Article, Illustration470 1964-03-01 15 PETER GROSVENOR - PETER GROSVENOR SOMETIMES, SAYS LADY BIRD, HE JUST TAKES YOUR BREATH AWAY By WHEN he left school at 16, looting "as long and skinny as a country telephone pole," Lyndon Johnson was so set against going to college, as his parents wished, that he ran away470 words
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Advertisement307 1964-03-01 15 See more! W >£* Ejifl Fniov more' I z WJk l\anqaroo route r Al4 j^4) tijLk wSx London BLal^lUb E^k '£^a^a^aH^al I BHI EhkWmjHa^al a^a^ka^itl B^fca^t^Sl mm f r 7 pßm Tm JShIQ London and back T" Economy Class AM tSSEZA from Singapore J Ik '^HIHaIBHHaHaIaBmHiVBaHBiHBBv^ 4' J m Ba^3Wß^aWai^^Bß^^BßtV307 words
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Article, Illustration543 1964-03-01 16 SCAB VES EVELYN TU NOW BACK WITH A BIG BANG... NOT so long ago, squares were strictly for squares. That is, until some wayout girls in a way-out mood picked up the old square and discovered a score of wonderfully dashing ways of wearing it. Today the headscarf is back543 words
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Article60 1964-03-01 16 ...on one of my shopping sprees. A folding baby bath which weighs under five j pounds and is tested to carry 100 pounds. The bath folds compactly and easily. Internal measurements are approximately '32 in. by 16 in. by 9 ins. and it fits every normal bath. Suitable for60 words
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Article306 1964-03-01 16 JAMES was In love with his partner's wife, and finally decided there was nothing for it but to tell the husband, dissolve the partnership and leave. Bill, his partner, was very understanding, but even he admitted that "this thing can't go on any longer. We've got306 words
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Article169 1964-03-01 16 Questions AND answers TO: Miss Evelyn Tv, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. A stamped and addressed envelope mast accompany your query. I HAVE seen several doctors regarding dandruff, but none seemed to have done me any good. Can dandruff be cured? FRANK T. It Is169 words
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Advertisement453 1964-03-01 16 Emphasize r|SJ Assets/// straplfissjiraj maidenform' r)/ (Mode in U.S.A.) EMPHASIS Strapless Cool, cotton cups are foam lined for accentuation. All elastic back gives 7 inches of breathe-easy stretch. Flat, flexible underwire is cushioned for comfort and sure support. (As illustrated). A wide variety of styles and fabrics include multistitched 3-section453 words
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Advertisement298 1964-03-01 16 MbJr K^*> Vv TO EVER V WOMAN OVER 30... Endocil promises to make your skin young again and keep it young Is it possible? Yes it is with Endocit, in just 3 weeks. Each niplit, smooth Endocil generously into face and neck where age tells first. Pat gently round efM298 words
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Miscellaneous422 1964-03-01 16 Radio Malaysia... •si a iiubiid Summary of Programmes For The Wor.d History; 1115 Willie Bran KUALA LUWrUn Evening: 6.03 Talking Point: don Plays; 11.30 The Newport 6.18 Music Hath Charms; 6.30 Jaac Festival. A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- Music At Sundown; 7^o Time PM 1200 M j^,^ I^,^^. Ku; 6.02422 words
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975 1964-03-01 17 That myth about the girls of the Orient WHAT'S your problem? Write to: Miss Jane Lee, j The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Rood, Singapore 9. No replies by post. DEAR Jane Lee: I protest. Why have all Western people got the silly notion that Oriental females are gentle,975 words
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Article280 1964-03-01 17 BEACHCOMBER - BEACHCOMBER B, A plaintive voice from Narkover A PSYCHOLOGIST has said that gambling saps energy, because the gamblers daydream, instead ot working for their money. A Narkover master retorted- "If he thinks that a Narkover boy has any time for daydreaming during a game of poker, he's got280 words
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Article, Illustration175 1964-03-01 17 WINNER of thr week's $30 prize is "Fishing At Dawn" i right i. submitted by Mohd. Shukri bin Ismail, of 14 Onan Road, Singapore, 15. He used a Yastaica B camera and F.P. 3 film. Setting: f 8, 1 100. second. He will be paid by post. The175 words
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704 1964-03-01 17 KNOW ALL EX-CONVICT WHO TOLD HIS BOSS THE TRUTH DROP US A JUNE. Oar addrrss: The Know Alls. The Sunday Times. Times House. River Val j ley Road. Sinpipore 9. No replies by post. DEAR Know Alls: I agree with your suggestion to the exconvict reader recently that he should704 words
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Advertisement129 1964-03-01 17 [SCIENCE i^©/] I SHOWS YOU MWAYIo)^/ ft Psychologically r""""""V^M I I and aesthetically I V*7 /I I evtfy woman de- \£f > W I sires a beautiful. XT V?l I well-rounded/ m tor this reason I j VI thai PL ACEN- TUBEX B ha* 1 1 b«en perfected J for129 words
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Advertisement47 1964-03-01 17 yhjjjrchard Motors THE BIGGEST STOCKISTS AND SUPPLIERS OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN SOUTH EAST ASIA _iS\ /P°P\i i i il rVi] L l &V < v L >l^ir^r -z <f LHI 1 ZZli 11 na?^^l i n JS^ i 1 j jS§v^^i«a SINGAPORE KUALA LyMPUR -.e-mmnteo hsiwhwi by bo»«omoto«47 words
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Miscellaneous311 1964-03-01 17 POPULAR CROSSWORD ax sHw4~ Lie- I "~"|"~~~T~~" ACROSS: 1. Thing difficult to of privacy (7). 3. Mineral spring bear (8). 7. Nuisance (4). 11. <3>. 4. Birds (4). 5. Mass of unPierce into (9>. 12. Alienate (8). wrought metal (5). 6. Sly look (4». 15. Little furnace (4). 16. Dread-311 words
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Article, Illustration3466 1964-03-01 18 PAUL BATES - The INCREDIBLE story of PAUL BATES 'My brainwave made me a MAN again! PAUL BATES By and JOHN PELLOW yUfHEN polio, in its most terrible form, reduced Paul Bates from an athletic young man to pathetic immobility he wasn't content to lie back and exist as a "cabbage." He fought3,466 words
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Advertisement716 1964-03-01 18 THE WORLD NEEDS TRAINED MEN 1 1 iii f o_r^^_^ IsraclH _______________f I *^^______j^r n. l M-_-_-_------ni _____^____k v 3 wte w^_i_Pvi-i 3_flH__. B New Zealand JpP POSTAL EDUCATION -^M^^BrS^^j^^m BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD i THE WORLD is desperate for men *o fill OVER 300 CO U RSES key industrial716 words
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Advertisement21 1964-03-01 18 NEXT WEEK: HOME again. A pint of beer at the local. And how I mode the grade at a radio "ham."21 words
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Advertisement116 1964-03-01 18 firestone Saf e?_-_ Every car owner needs the extra protection of these exclusive construction features in Firestone tyres! 1* Firestone Rubber-X-101 gives thousands of extra miles at no extra cost. 2. Safety- Fortified Cord Body is stronger to resist shock, puncture and blowout. 3. Nylon Monofilament Chafer eliminates air loss116 words
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Advertisement355 1964-03-01 19 I M c DougaHsJ K» HA«MC MIXKXrt »A»T«T KOMI" I J— N "fi't^'.Sr /J OWWW I- O O Immmmmm begins with lillHiilKHflHl jL super-sifted 4^ Jj^K? McDOUGALL'S jJj^^PJpi^^^ SELF-RAISING r Even if you're baking for the very first time, your cakes and pastries turn out super-light successes. SuperSifted McDougall's is355 words
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Advertisement650 1964-03-01 20 The Dunmore suite is one of Hie most richly cut in the Waterford range; thickly-encrusted diamonds are enclosed by arched incisions and surmounted by delicate thistle cuts, while the cut stem swells midway to a many-faced knob. As with all genuine Waterford Crystal, the word 'Waterford' is very faintly impressed650 words
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Miscellaneous1425 1964-03-01 20 OH,AH t TAPZAN.'.. HOW V\V\ C PINE, ALEC I HA, HA, A&OUT WHAT YOU SAW INI Jv\Y TENT... 1I VI THE WAY, I POUU7 AM I7EAL SOOP! M THE SCOUTING TKIP GO? J rn^BJfe >0U K.WCW TMESE RICH WOMEN WITHSAPAKI SPOT TO HUNT LIOW TOMORROW... J WE'RE ALL W 3teZ^1,425 words
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Miscellaneous422 1964-03-01 20 -STAR of theWEEK' V^ar^^ THOIGH ihfc coining year <£*^Kttfl. may open with a little trouble, beiore it is ended vuu will not only have been sacces<il in the material stum- but you will have achieved great peace of mind. This could be a most constructive period in your life and422 words
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Miscellaneous292 1964-03-01 21 THZ CISCO KVD, tyOMTWUd West favourite airr «ur VOu A I rr f£ A W.E>(SiJKa TD MEET fKOPFW! fil /"PLRA58 EXCUSE US/ MV POOR y M i 11^ Ms* flL^^v ij/i i i i j c*s u 1 1 i Read the RADIO WEEKLY The magazine packed with up- to-292 words
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Miscellaneous358 1964-03-01 22 AFTBtctfrn^MiL^oFPerl/^^NOK rimt, >toi*P\ -> I) 1 r »cll 6q?p$ toM 1 H_JI 1LJ I so s(mple the plan 1 so complicate the for favop $ewop! <set Y? TAPg. AT LA^T I WAg AP Ji EXCELLEHCY' ~~J MW Hbu, 1(50 RAW^ EXECUTION ,$EUOR! I £MALL 5TUPVANP A' INTO THE CAR. PRONTOj**AMBWCANO,358 words
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