The Straits Times, 21 May 1964
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Title Section22 1964-05-21 1 "jVgRAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000] The Straits Times •Id*** 'lew* 0 Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73122 words
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Article, Illustration687 1964-05-21 1 'Full withdrawal' Lopez returning to Kuala Lumpur, optimistic about a summit JAKARTA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia is reported to have agreed to complete withdrawal of guerillas from Malaysian Borneo verified by a third country if it is simultaneous with a meeting of foreign ministers and immediatelyReuter; AP; UPI - 687 words
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Article569 1964-05-21 1 OH KEE TIANG - OH KEE TIANG By PENANG, Wednesday JWE Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman. said here today lie had made "certain suggestions" which, he hoped, would help facilitate the finding of a solution to the IndonesianMalaysia dispute. "I have sent my sugeestions to the parties concerned,"Reuter; UPI - 569 words
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Article, Illustration571 1964-05-21 1 LIM BENG TEE - LIM BENG TEE 'AH!' SAYS EX-ACTRESS MARIA MENADO AS SHE BRUSHES IT ASIDE By SHE ARRIVES IN A ROLLS ROYCE FLYING THE STATE FLAG OF PAHANG I: SINGAPORE, Wednesday pORMKR boxing promoter Abdul Razak was at the Singapore Turf Club in Bukit Timah today inKok Ah Chong - 571 words
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123 1964-05-21 1 pENANG, Wed. A "mystery" plane identified late tonight as American flew off to Medan today after being granted permission to land at Bayan Lepas airport. The plane, which had come from Bangkok, was on its way to Medan at about 12.15 p.m. It123 words
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Article66 1964-05-21 1 VIENTIANE. Wed.— The I Laotian Prime Minister, Prince Souvanna Phouma. announced that the last neutralist positions on the Plain of Jars in Central Laos had fallen to the proCommunist Pathet Lao. The Premier's announcement, made last night but delayed In cable transmission, said the Pathet Lao andReuter - 66 words
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Article180 1964-05-21 1 'Lull in border war will end' From Nelson Rutherfurd irucHiXG, wed. The present lull in the border war will end "at any moment now". Ih c Director of Borneo Operations, Major-Generai W. C. Walker, s;i i d here today. "There is absolutely no doubt that the Indonesians have spent the180 words
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Article41 1964-05-21 1 STORE SERVICEMEN IN PLANE DRAMA LONDON. Wed. Ml emergency called at London Airport today when Britannia airliner on trooping flight from SiniMpnn- with 100 passen««rs (British Servicemen, wives and children) landed safely on two of its four engines.— RcuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement110 1964-05-21 1 P "LIFE" bhhl the day you wear /Tv-sA Dah Sin J/^^ Micro-Corneal > Consultant: S^ CHEN YIN FOOK Dip. Phorm. University of Malaya. Dip. Opt. University of W. Australia. DAH SIN OPTICAL HOUSE 323. North Bridge Rd., Spore 7. Next door ODEON Phone 34*71. wI? V *V i I L^id^H110 words
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Advertisement99 1964-05-21 1 iIR iTr^*^ 1 *^^wl B BChll^^ j^ mm <*r Jr ...the ESSO GAS way Esso Gas is modern, fast, dean and easy *V^—^ to use! Try it now! |F CALL s Mfclh^J the^e E«o Gos Dcoleri A WOO SUM ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR 5. Lok« Yew Street, i o*\ Benfoog. Poharxj Tel99 words
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112 1964-05-21 2 Sock bars foreign diplomats from friendship clubs JAKARTA, Wed.— PreJ sident Soekarno has ruled that members of the foreign diplomatic corps here cannot join friendship dubs operating In Indonesia, the official Antara news agency reported today. The move Is apparently designed to curb foreign political influences through so-called friendship associationsAP - 112 words
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Article, Illustration57 1964-05-21 2 V'OKTH Korean officers flank two U.S. Army officers released at Panmunjom, after one year in Communis captivity. The ollurrv Capt. Ben Wcairv Stutts (left). 33. and Capt. Charleton W. Voltr, 27. were captured in May last year when their helicopter accidently crossed the Korean trurc line and wasUPI - 57 words
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Article113 1964-05-21 2 LONDON. W«d. 1 T^HE copper producI A ing Central African protectorate of Northern Rhodesia will become the independent j Republic of Zambia on Oct. 24, it was officially announced last night. A British and Northern Rhodesian agreement on a new Independence constitution for the self-gov-erning113 words
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Article, Illustration376 1964-05-21 2 Russians call for 14-nation Indo-China talks UNITED NATIONS, w Wed. Russia proposed again yesterday that the 14--nation conference on Indo-China, of which she and Britain were co-chairmen, be reconvened in face of United States "aggression" in the area. The Soviet delegate. Dr. Nikolai Fedorenko, told the Security Council that AmericaReuter - 376 words
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Article359 1964-05-21 2 THAIS BEGIN MOVING TROOPS NEARER LAOS AS CRISIS GROWS BANGKOK, Wed. Units of Thai armed forces began moving today towards the border following a Government announcement last night that reinforcement of border guards was necessary because of the Laos crisis. Premier Thanom Kittikachorn in his capacity as Defence359 words
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287 1964-05-21 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. But he told reporters at a Press conference that he was not In any position to speculate on particular steps which might be taken. The spokesman's comments were made after he had been asked whether the U.S. might consider sending AmericanReuter - 287 words
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Article19 1964-05-21 2 JAKARTA, Wed. Bus far* have doubled here as a result of a new municipal regulation. UPI.UPI - 19 words
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Advertisement102 1964-05-21 2 x XI r* B «.ibags of Tiger cement helped fo build Malaysia jTfrc •'PortlancP'Cemem in this*bag*is alread> part of raflSlbv in tlie task'of nationTb.uilding. Hiving tcstimony*tb Sour'surroundings like the other 40 million bags D^ i^A the quality of TigeriCement can between in great bf Tiger Cement^that have been made in102 words
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Advertisement112 1964-05-21 2 I "MOON-LIGHT" ALUMINUM AWNINGS ROLL-UP AWNINGS I I 1. N* FarnithiiM Fad* Looks boaatltul from ifwla*. to*! Colour pattern in under■■■Hi oi woU at on top. S. Woifcoi Ctoan Jut watti it off with a garden ho«o. Waterproof will keep mi* t»e rain end sun's ray. I. Many tan and112 words
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Miscellaneous29 1964-05-21 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby fc* cdusce rr vas a^ r «UT i MAD to euv t/— S^ "^.T FOI? POPPY* rvtxuna, wmat) £oh,"tmw old thins) a LOVELVy^I V-^29 words
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585 1964-05-21 3 Destruction of room leads to 40 microphones in walls All-out effort ordered to find out if building was 'bugged' WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE U.S. State Department announced yesterday that a network of microphones has been found deeply embedded in the walls of the AmericanReuter - 585 words
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Article, Illustration379 1964-05-21 3 Conflicting claims on sabotage in Cuba MIAMI, Wed rjUBAN exile sources in Miami, Florida, issued conflicting reports last night on claims of successful sabotage action in Cuba. Marcos Valdes, auxiliary press officer for the Revoluntlonary Recovery Movement, said anti-Castro commandos had blown up six bridges, one in each of Cuba'sReuter - 379 words
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Article16 1964-05-21 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.—Mwambutsa IV. King of Burundi, arrived here yesterday to visit President Johnson. AP.AP - 16 words
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288 1964-05-21 3 Teenage terror in Britain: MPs want action I ONDON, Wed. Three south-east England seaside resorts yesterday took stock of the damage caused by gangs of rioting "Mods" and "Rockers" during the Whitsun holiday weekend as Parliamentary action was being studied here to end teenage terror on Britain/s beaches At MARGATE,Reuter - 288 words
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Article17 1964-05-21 3 OTTAWA. Wed. Canada's Red Ensign Is to be replaced with a Hag featuring maple leaves17 words
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105 1964-05-21 3 LONDON. Wed. A 30- ->• oid spastic cripple, Mrs May Bowles, who has spent her life in a wheel chair, has given birth to triplets. r> mother and babies, all girls, are "as well as can be expected", a hospital spokesman at Astaton-Under-Lyne said105 words
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Article76 1964-05-21 3 A PRIEST SHOOTS HIMSELF AT ALTAR IIfOHLEN (SwitzerTT land), Wed. A Roman Catholic priest, Father Marcel Isler, 51, shot himself before the altar of his church in this northern Switzerland village as several of his congregation, including children. said prayers. A communique issued yesterday by the Bishop of Basle andReuter - 76 words
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Article, Illustration83 1964-05-21 3 DOGS are almost human ask any of the dog experts who watched their pets in the Scottish Kennel Club championship show at Kelvin Hall. Glasgow. Scotland. A dog will take on his owner's personality and sometimes, say dog lovers, he will even try to83 words
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Article21 1964-05-21 3 MOSCOW. Wed— Marlene Dietrich arrived here by air yesterday for her first appearance in the Soviet Union. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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546 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. £RA(.'KKRS exploded and cymbals clashed as lion dancers jumped' and twirled. Champagne corks popped and glasses clinked. The occasion: The opening of the $60,000 offices of the Tourist Pro-! motion Board by the Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, signifying546 words
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Article, Illustration204 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Singapore Association for Retarded Children is to start two new projects this year. The first project a day-care centre will begin next month at Outram Road. A special trainingschool for adolescent retarded children is scheduled towards th: end204 words
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Article238 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. BLASTING operations by the Alexandra Brick Works Ltd., in Pasir Panjang are advancing so near the homes of some 600 people living in the vicinity that the company has been compelled to serve quit notices on them "for their own safety." Tho238 words
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Article95 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. —While on shore leave, a German seaman was found seriously injured in a backlane, off Tras Street, at about 7 a.m. on Oct. 18 last year, the State Coroner. Mr. N. Ganesan, was told today. H. P. G. Lohrke. 22, of the Bevnami,95 words
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Article83 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— A Harbour Board clerk. Goh Kee Hee, 36, on trial at the Assize Court on a charge of attempted robbery and on another charge of possession of a toy pistol, was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Choor Blngh today without his defence being83 words
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Article28 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE, Wed- A course on "Germany Today" and another on "Human Physiology," organised by the Dept. of Extra-Mural Studies. University of Singapore, will start tomorrow.28 words
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Article30 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Mr. Fong Slo Chee, will open an art exhibition at the National Library tomorrow at 5 30 p.m.30 words
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Article69 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— There will be no delivery of correspondence or parcels on May 26 (Wesak Day i. The General Post Office will be open from 9 a.m. to noon. All ether post offices will be open from 9 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. with the exception69 words
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Article38 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister tor Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will open a Joint four-day exhibition by two local artists, Mr We*e Kong Chal and Mr. Yeo Kirn Seng, at the National Library tomorrow at 5.30 p.m.38 words
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Article29 1964-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The presentation of prizes for the winners of the Singapore Local Branch oi the Royal Overseas League will bt made at the Dutch Club tomorrow29 words
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Advertisement37 1964-05-21 4 Water shut-off SINQAPORE, Wed.— Water win be cut off In Jalan Masjld tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. t SAY, OLD MAN! Lucky wt were wearing our Arrow wash and wear Fenway Club shirts! *S METRO,37 words
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Advertisement267 1964-05-21 4 'world" "premi ere" i SATURDAY MIDNIGHT! simultaneously at Shaws m CAPITOL LIDO CAPITOL Singapore Kuala Lumpur ■The FIRST Malax picturr shot on location B "in tin- FAR EAST in Tantalizing EASTMANCOLOR a /9~^ t^^^D Production Superimposed r\^ CPI if])' K. llr III)/ Chinese English h\ [0 I U// U^vA^V \V^267 words
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Miscellaneous421 1964-05-21 4 I IN AND OUT BY AIR I THF following U \pa*yt schedule Bangkok. Koala Lumpur (TO 40n 1 of civil aircraft movements mt 10.20 p.m. Pay* Lebar airport Singapore: British Eagle Inttrnational Air- ways: Krom London, Utanbul BoraARRIVAL5 Ugy (EO 507) g j 0 am BOAC: Prom London. Frankfurt. DEPARTURES421 words
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243 1964-05-21 5 R. O. PATEL - Untrained teachers Sabah's big 3Rs problem R. O. PATEL By Jess«lton, Wednesday half of the teachers in Sabah, including probationers and pupil teachers, arc untrained, according to the Department of Education report published today. Tho report said that the majority of the untrained teachers were in the Chinese and native243 words
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Article, Illustration115 1964-05-21 5 500 A.D. RELIC SENT TO MUSEUM SUNGEI PATANI, Wed. A five-foot statue believed to be nearly 1,500 years old and found recently be- side the village mosque in Bajang. at the base of Kedah Peak, has been removed to the Alor Star museum. The statue has been identified as a115 words
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124 1964-05-21 5 Sabah is put on alert for invasion lESSELTON, Wed. J Two Sabah Ministers have told the people that it is very necessary for everyone to be ready "in case we are invaded." The two Ministers. Inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh. Minister for Local Government, and Inche Mohamed Yassin, Minister without124 words
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Article101 1964-05-21 5 Identity checks on Sabah border IESSELTON, Wed.— A vigorous check on the identity of people crossing border near Sindumin, in the Sipitang area, has been introduced by the security forces. The security forces patrols examine identity cards of travellers alone the Sipi-tang-Mesapol road to trace infiltrators from across the border.101 words
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Article23 1964-05-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The annual meeting of the Ceylon federation of Malaya, scheduled for next Tuesday, has been postponed Indefinitely.23 words
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338 1964-05-21 5 House pay tribute to Mr. Fredericks 'as a loyal government servant' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The House of Representatives today recorded its sense of great loss and deep regret .at the death of its former Clerk, Mr. Charles Anthony Fredericks, and observed a minute's silence as respect for him. Led by338 words
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Article70 1964-05-21 5 Information talks in London LONDON, Wed. A 14--day Malaysian Information officers conference was opened here today by the Malaysian High Commissioner. Tengku Ya'cob. The officers came from the Ministry of External Affairs at Kuala I.umpur and nine overseas missions Tengku Yaacob said the conference, the first of its kind, wa*Reuter - 70 words
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Article73 1964-05-21 5 i SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Brl--1 tish Minister of Defence for the Royal Air Force. Mr. Hugh Praser. v.-irdiy visited the establishments of RAF Tenuati and RAX Seletar. He met and talked to heads of sections of the two establishments. Mr. Fraser, now on a two-day visit73 words
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Article39 1964-05-21 5 PENANO. Wed. The Lion's Clubs of Penang and Oconre Town will send 10 del-gates to the Lion's International district couvention to be held in Singapore this week-end. The dfle«ation will be led by Lion Choy Thoong Chew.39 words
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Article27 1964-05-21 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police} yesterday recovered an old Japanese shell— a war relic—measuring 12 Inches by four Inchw at a buildin* site in Thomson Road.27 words
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Article54 1964-05-21 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Ong Buck Heng, proprietor of a nvrnr repair shop, who appealed against a lower court conviction and sentence of three years' jail on a charge of dishonestly disposing of a stolen motor car, was cleared on appeal in the High Court today. Mr. David 854 words
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Article26 1964-05-21 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Burglars broke Into an electrical apDliinct shop in Serangoon Road las- night by forcing a padlock and stole goods worth 51. 000.*26 words
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Article, Illustration609 1964-05-21 5 Parties join in tribute to MP ~j KUALA LUPUR, W*d. A PAN-MALAYAN Islamic Party leader, inche Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda, today expressed his regret that "some irresponsible people had alleged that the Alliance was behind the accident In which a former PMIP M.P..609 words
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Article55 1964-05-21 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Three robbers, poslnc as "government men", held up a housewife. Tan Cher Hoon. at her Housing and Development Board flat in Jalan Bahaeia last nUht. and stole jewellery worth 534« One robber, armed with a knife, tied her up with I thin wire55 words
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320 1964-05-21 5 Having 'ghost' trouble on your TV? KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TELEVISION owners here should change the direction of their aerials to overcome the double "ghost" image produced on Channel 5 of the TV programmes. This is the suggestion put forward by th« acting Director-General of Telecoms. Mr. F. J. Collins and320 words
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153 1964-05-21 5 Penghulu (25 children already) now adopts divorcee pENANG, Wed. A x 68-year-old penjjhulu, Inche Mohamed Isa bin Ahmad, who already has 25 children, has adopted a 25--year-old Chinese divorcee because he "likes to have many children,." Inche Mohamed I>a, headman of Kampong Dodol, adopted the divorcee, Teh Ah Tee. who153 words
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Article27 1964-05-21 5 IPOH. Wed. ThP Minister of ■Hmltii. Inche Bahamnn bm s.imsudin. will brsin a three-day olfVcial tour of the State on Saturday. r of otn-•ti-»y.27 words
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Advertisement288 1964-05-21 5 AQUAIVIAXIC HO THE INBOARD ENGINE WITH X THE OUTBOARD lfel£u Rugged and powerful, tha Volvo ISw/BJ Penta Aquamatio 110 horse- fffl jtJgj^ KM power satisfy the requirements jQ Sf^3jp-jf^' of motor boat enthusiasts. X&tOw JT Unequalled fuel economy and «K|flhyßtMC/ reliability, electrio hydraulic 'S^^^^^^ lift combining with all the a****288 words
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Advertisement180 1964-05-21 5 ALLIS-CHALMERS 260 10% more capacity 355 Maximum hp. Power Shift Transmission One lever, all hydraulic control makes any operator more efficient Operator shifts on the go with one lever... ing into low, wide bowl. moves into best travel speed coming out Exclusive two-stage power steering. Oneof the cut shifts down180 words
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Article, Illustration1255 1964-05-21 6 Conf rontation issue in the f oref ront Parliament debates the King's by OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday speeqb THE big debate on yesterday's speech from the throne by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong began in the House of Representatives this morning following a motion of thanks to the King1,255 words
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Article, Illustration924 1964-05-21 6 K UAL A LUMPUR, Wed. The Central Government is doing everything possible to establish more diplomatic missions abroad, particularly in Africa, Malaysia s Ambassador to the United States, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, told the Senate today. He assured the House that although Malaysia924 words
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74 1964-05-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A Senator complained today that magistrates in Peralc were being overworked some doing the work of three men. Mr. Yeoh Kian Teik described the staffing position in the legal department as acute, particularly following the departure of an expatriate Judee. He said this74 words
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Article55 1964-05-21 6 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Wed. Th« House of Representatives today formed a committee of selection head ed by the Speaker, Syed Esa Alwi. The otlier members are the Deputy Prlrt- Minister, the Minn-er of Home Affairs. Minister of Finance, Minister of Labour. Mr. s. Rajaratnam and Inche Mohamed55 words
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Article, Illustration36 1964-05-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An Alliance MP Indie Hanafiah bin Huvain, was torlay appointed rhairnun of the puol'c nccourt* committee. He is a chartered accountant and general man?ver of the Federal Land Develoooi'-m Authority.36 words
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Advertisement267 1964-05-21 6 COOL SILENTLY fjjii^ D 344 12" STANDARD Electric fans by Meidensha Electric of Japan are powerful enough to keep you cool on the hottest days. Yet they're so silent you'd have to listen hard to hear one. Only specialists in electric motors, like Meidensha, could make fans this good. Choose267 words
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Miscellaneous27 1964-05-21 6 It utrs Bunmfj tlfj Rmiph BeiwfHahi r Tr~~— /OPEN UP, > WOU'VB STALLED^ \Vf /iTS TME^\ULf>! I c **J')^ > *70Zf- ~^L^ TM BUSTING INi s *5 5 \V^/V>^27 words
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Article, Illustration1545 1964-05-21 7 The search for new spiritual values Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE •a Religious and cults to fill a vacuum, honours and medals The ensuing vacuum has been filled by a host of 'new religions in the main offshoots of old Japanese idea with a new twist, such as the western notions1,545 words
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Advertisement171 1964-05-21 7 TOYOTA g^^^^^^-^ p_^~ X^ motori ISMi^S^S^ lasWlE^fl r% y\\ Cl 7l|i O KMMm^ JESSES S WsM P^^ BbV^ This is proved by the speed with IISI i^W which thousands have been sold since W9 V "the most economic car in the 1» \^^V woHd" entered the Malaysian market and now171 words
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Article120 1964-05-21 8 :u W,,r4% Sit (Minimum) THE PARENTS OF the late Msster NMmSM Voon Kwre Lin thank relatives and fn. ml!, for their donations, wreaths and kind attendance, at their recent bereavement. FAMILY OF LATE Mr. Jenkins toaasaai Vijmningam. Superintendent, I Welfare Home, (terdang, thank Dot-tor* General Hospital. K.L., re- latives120 words
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Article189 1964-05-21 8 19 WordM SIO (Minimum) DON'T MISS The Stage Club's Trial and Error! At the Cultural Centra from 2nd— 6th June. Bookings Robinsons. Cold Storage. "DONATION" DRAW means every ticket buyer donates another dollar to International Bazaar for the Blind. 20 Jum\ Fifteen Faliulous Prizes. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. invite all189 words
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Article659 1964-05-21 8 The Alliance Government has promised to devote greater attention and resources to meeting the needs of Malaysian town-dwellers. A good start has been made by placing Tun Abdul Razak, chief director of the impressively successful rural development drive, in charge of urban programmes as well the two659 words
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Article407 1964-05-21 8 Singapore's Economic Development Board has long recognised the versatility of the State's hundreds of small factories and backyard workshops as an important factor in its work of industrial promotion. Visiting experts, for example, have regularly commented on the skill and initiative these enterprises represent They form, in effect,407 words
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Article128 1964-05-21 8 All Malaysian postage stamps may be used throughout Malaysia —apparently an inevitable state of affairs but only since last week a true one. Dato Sambanthan, it seems, has cut through some red-tape to permit Malayan stamps to be used in Sarawak and Sabah, and Borneo stamps in Malaya.128 words
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Article, Illustration1071 1964-05-21 8 WILLIAM MILLINSHIP - De Gaulle's plan to destroy Nato WILLIAM MILLINSHIP For national independence a new global strategy By PRESIDENT de Gaulle is more persistent, and goes much further than any other Western statesman in demanding changes in the Nato defence system. But precisely what he wants to put in the place ofOFNS - 1,071 words
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Letter143 1964-05-21 8 /X)MPLAINTs are already vr rife regarding postings and transfers. Teachers being notified of their postings and transfers only at the last moment and sometimes later. There is an example concerning 14 teachers from the Technical Teachers Training College, Kuala Lumpur, who were posted by the Ministry of143 words
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Letter138 1964-05-21 8 I REFER to the statement by Mr. Karupplah of the National Union of Hospital Assistants (S.T. May 13) under the heading "Move to strengthen Hospital Assistants Union." My committee feels that the statement should not be left unchallenged. Mr. Karupplah is aiming too high In trying to138 words
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Letter119 1964-05-21 8 IITHEN I returned home tt one evening I was told that my favourite parrot, who just learnt how to whisper and sing distinctly and some of my gold fish had died as a result of spraying of chemicals, by the officers from the Primary Production Department.119 words
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Letter86 1964-05-21 8 IT is most distressing to find that there are no government secondary schools in Selama, Perak. Of the pupils who passed the Std. VI Government examination last year, only a handful could afford a secondary education in Talplng or Penang. The majority were compelled either86 words
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Letter71 1964-05-21 8 ]Lf AY I refer to the letter from Mr. A. W. Bowkett. Manager, Estates Department, Guthrie Agency (Malaya) Ltd., in your issue of May 14. The cadet training scheme has thwarted the legitimate claims for promotion of those already serving In ttie industry, and who, by ability and71 words
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Letter75 1964-05-21 8 YOUR leader "The Cambridge" contains a statement which is incorrect. I refer to the sentence: "Malaya offers the Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education, principally for students in the Malay sec- ondary stream." The PMCE examination is not "principally for students in the Malay stream." Students in this75 words
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Article296 1964-05-21 8 Halting deserts with trees R\ BA I. Morocco, Wed A uroup of :>0 people from all walks of life in Britain, member* of the organisation "friends Of The Sahara." havt* (MM to .Morocco to s*T for themselves the magnitude of Uie projert which they are sponsoring to cover the Sahara296 words
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Advertisement699 1964-05-21 8 Strifes IIM Malay Mail cmism sevsftlseisms •>•» k* »s— 'if tat M mmw 4M>LO fTO«AOC MK«M OietwrS a>«4 COLD aTORMI SiANCMM AT MOLLANO HOAD-KATONG UPML ROAD-NAVAL BA*« Cm BOOK STORC LTV <McM<w Mom*. Cowyar Ow •me n»tw» fkomt FMzpatetck-a *,«mi»m»il Ss> M. ISMAIL. S mmwt kom. Mewat twee MAMISTM fTOM699 words
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Advertisement50 1964-05-21 8 ''gee ghoul The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cat to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Also nVt^OfTO*^ m EXpOfObM of C Iji t a "f Of W ©O i cv rr OOvvQsM* SINGAPORE: 21, Ch.lio Str««t, Tel: ***** HONGKONG: Mirodor Motition, Ist Floor, Room No. t, 54-64, MorikM Rood.50 words
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Advertisement145 1964-05-21 8 TRUST I SWANSON ■La j4L\ w t^mtiMß^mmmmXW the best in I FROZEN CHICKEN Chicken that's specially selected when ifs young, tender and flavourful. Quick-frozen by Swanson at the very peak of freshness and tenderness. This freezing; permits Swanson Chicken to retain all its original fine quality and delicious flavour until145 words
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Article, Illustration507 1964-05-21 9 VIC NAYACAM - VIC NAYACAM Post office workers throughout country are busy clearing backlog of mail By Kuala Lumpur. Wed pOST Office workers throughout the country were busy today clearing the backlog of work caused by their three-day strike which was called off at midnight last night. The507 words
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505 1964-05-21 9 JUDITH YONG SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MATTHEW Tan Eng Yam gropes his way to the lecture room with the aid of a white cane. When the lecture begins he switches on his tape-recorder, which he brings along with him Back home, he transcribes the recorded505 words
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Article59 1964-05-21 9 KUCHING. Wed.— A launch carrying 11 passengers and a cargo 01 attap sank near the coast of Balingian in the Third Division last Wednesday. Marine Offices V. Graham said yesterday. All the pasenger.s. including three children, floated on rafts and buoys for about five hours59 words
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264 1964-05-21 9 Death of pregnant bride, 21: Husband to stand trial SINGAPORE. Wednesday. gA'AT bin Sastro, 21, accused of murdering hi bride of two weeks, was today committe< for trial at the Assizes. Sa'at is alleged to have murdered his wife Fatimah binte Hashim, 21, at their home at Kam pong Woodleigh264 words
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Article29 1964-05-21 9 JESSELTON. Wed. The Minister for Natural Resources, Mr. Richard E. Yap, is scheduled to leave on May 30 for Formosa to study land reforms there. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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138 1964-05-21 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Thp Cable and Wireless Ltd. and Its staff union today reported to the Industrial Arbitration Court that they had reached agreement on a 10 per cent increase on basic salary retrospective from Jan. 1 last year for the company's 500 employees.138 words
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Article25 1964-05-21 9 i RAUB. Wed. The Royal MaI laysian Police band will beat Re- treat at the padang here tomorrow I at 6 pjb.25 words
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170 1964-05-21 9 A welfare council to help Muslim women SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Muslim women's welfare council to assist Muslim women in the state with theii marital and homely problems has been formed. A central office at the Children's Social Centre at Sims Avenue will soon be opened and services will be available170 words
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Article69 1964-05-21 9 JESSELTON. Wed. The Agriculture Department here has said that Importation of •mil is prohibited. A statement reminded people wanting to Import plants that the plant importation rules prohibited the importation of soil, and any rooted cuttings imported must be free of soil. There was aReuter - 69 words
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118 1964-05-21 9 CINGAPORE. Wed. The 3.000-strong Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union today urged the Government to set up its proposed salaries inquiry commission "without further delay." The union In a statement signed, by Its president, Mr. J.A. Dawes, said It was two months118 words
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240 1964-05-21 9 'Malaysia has solid base for a just society' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaysia has a solid base for a just and prosperous society, the United States Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. James D. Bell, told a Rotary Club luncheon meeting here today. He said: "Your country and mine have a common heritage.240 words
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Advertisement125 1964-05-21 9 Germany's Best rJS^M*& TV-RADIO Choice of Malaysian Top People "KUBA RAPALLO 64" |1 The World's First and Only 27" TV 1 Combined with Stereo-Radio-Phono WMMBMB[!l'"iHtt^ J^— —^^miW i l I v I* "KUBA FESTIVAL 64" "I The Most Stylish 23" TV Combined with Sferco-Rodio-Phono-Tope Recorder (Additional) For Yourself It 118125 words
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Miscellaneous595 1964-05-21 9 LAte Evening Requests; 10.30 RADIO SINGAPORE! A 1 n club; n°° New 1108 KAUIO dllNbAr'OKb Muslc p,. om opera; 13 SUOKTVVAVt SERVICES: (midnight) Close. 41 and 25 metres .-•n im.M wave skuvice: RADIO MALAYSIA A.M. 6.00 '000d Morning; 6.01 NATIONAL sUOKTWAVfc Morning Prelude; 7.00 News; SERVICES: 41.7 and 60.2 Metre*595 words
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Article, Illustration363 1964-05-21 10 YOU know your own ligure faults best. Be frank with yourself, choose the exercises you need and do them conscientiously every (Jay. These exercises will help tone up stiff muscles and take away flabbiness. Start with a total of 10 minutes the first day,363 words
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Article238 1964-05-21 10 lIERE'S a recipe you'll want to make again and again, in various flavours and colours, to turn into little fancies, iced gateaux or to serve simply as a rich sponge sandwich. The small amount of golden syrup In the recipe keeps ihe cake moist and fresh. You will238 words
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Advertisement346 1964-05-21 10 Wfy Kayserl '4m//6 LONDON PARIS NEW YORK I \Si BRAS Sryl« No. IOOi Young Joy wired brief bra in non-iron-The underlyrng glamorous secret of all your fashion success Kayser bras. Today's fashion be it Eastern or Western demands the smooth perfect line that comes from Kayser bras. Kayser bras give346 words
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Advertisement327 1964-05-21 10 don't be SKINNY! f All-in-one concentrated food supplement quickly gives pounds and inches of solid flesh to thin, under- weight men and women. c£ **-J» WATE-ON Is a new, pleasant-to- SKINNY WOMEfr-develop a firm, take substance that's packed with rounded figure. Fill out the curve* weight-building calories, bone- of shoulders,327 words
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Miscellaneous313 1964-05-21 10 Straits Times Crossword HH It iHI ■B~~~i^ ACROSS rear their leaves" (Byron) 4. Delivery is no longer available is>. by new baker (3-5). 7. The state of a scholar on the 8. Swear about the duck served lake appears elevated <7 > at dinner? 161. 14. Being candid and courageous,313 words
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260 1964-05-21 11 VISITORS TO WATCH TURTLES FROM NEW REST HOUSE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. fHE Government is to implement a $300,000 plan to attract tourists to the East Coast. The plan envisages the building of a motel in Kuala Trengganu and a rest house on Rantau260 words
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Article29 1964-05-21 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed —A lorry ran off the main north-south trunk road yesterday and crashed Into the sign board of a petrol station. No one was Injured.29 words
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Article29 1964-05-21 11 PENANG. Wed.— One hundred yards of copper wire, valued at $400. were stolen from the New World Park during the recent Malaysia trade fair and television exhibition.29 words
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Article100 1964-05-21 11 CHILDREN FLEE A 'BLOOD' RUMOUR KITH ING. Wed A rumour th.it xcurity forces here would "extract by force" the bloods of schoolchildren this morning M-nt scores of boys and girls scurrying for their homes The pupils are from the Chung Hua School No. 3 at Padungan Road. The teachers could100 words
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Article48 1964-05-21 11 KUALA TRENOGANU. Wed.— A Trengganu Art Group will be formed soon. It, will meet every Friday. The group will give tuition to students silting for school art examinations. An art and craft centre for tourists will be one of the aims of the group.48 words
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Article23 1964-05-21 11 PENANO, Wed. Four men stole several coils of rope from a tonckang anchored at the Yeoh jetty. Weld Quay yesterday.23 words
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Article21 1964-05-21 11 SINGAPORE. Wed— Police In ■ecurity checks yesterday detained 23 men under the Societies Ordinance and screened another 2,439.21 words
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182 1964-05-21 11 i— Kuala Lumpur, Wed. j A FORMER British Army officer who served in Malaya as a chief instructor in jungle warfare during the Emergency has been appointed by the New Zealand Government as leader of its Antarctic research station at Scott Base.182 words
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245 1964-05-21 11 BANGKOK. Wednesday. THAILAND'S border patrol police report that Communist terrorists along the ThaiMalaysian border in the Kra Peninsula have moved into Satul province from their usual operating areas in Yala and Songkhla provinces. Satul Is on the west coast of the peninsula. Yala245 words
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Article62 1964-05-21 11 Found ill in her home SINGAPORE. Wed. Police today said a woman, Lee Lai Wah, 38, was found unconscious yesterday in her house in Joan Road after taking sleeping pills. A few hours later, police received another report that another woman. Tan Gek Mee. had taken bleaching powder. The conditions62 words
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Article41 1964-05-21 11 IPOH, Wed— A by-election will be held in the Kota Tampan local council in Upper Perak on June 27 to fllll a vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Sham Ah Poo. Nominations will be held on June 4.41 words
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Article55 1964-05-21 11 SYDNEY, Wed.— Sultan Sir Omar All Saifuddin of Brunei will arrive here on June 2 on a shopping expedition on his way home from a world tour. It is expected that he will buy pistols and swordsticks for his private collection. The Sultan is at55 words
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Article, Illustration245 1964-05-21 11 Malaysian Peace Corps for Borneo proposed KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A Malaysian Peace Corps, similar to the one in America, was proposed today by Senator Dato Cheah Toon Lok. Such a corps, comprising dedicated young men and wnmen, could be sent to Sabah and Sarawak to help the people there progress,245 words
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Article, Illustration314 1964-05-21 11 SOH TIANG KENG - SOH TIANG KENG puri: we;xl press for your admission to afro-asian meeting By Singapore Wednesday. JNDIA will take further steps to press for Malaysia's admission to the Afro-Asia conference to be held early next year. This was Indicated here today by the retiring314 words
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109 1964-05-21 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two industrialists from Formosa, are now in Singapore to study tne possibility of setting up a lighting fixtures manufacturing plant here. They are Mr. K. C. Lee, general manager of the New Asia Electric Manufacturing Co.. Ltd., and Mr. Chlng K. Huang,109 words
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Advertisement194 1964-05-21 11 The ZUELLIC GROUP of Companies IHHHIIH^HIIHH^K— I ZUELLIG (GOLD COIN MILLS) LTD. F. E. ZUELLIG (TRADING) LTD. F. E. ZUELLIG (MALAYA) LTD. Singapore Jesselton Kuala Lumpur Penang Pharmaceuticals Veterinary Products: General Imports: ©XprSSS their Cyanamid International Eterna S.A. (Watches) a****.*-****!-**.**.** 4+* ctpprm/idiiun to Lederle Laboratories Oris Watch Co., S.A. j194 words
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Advertisement1110 1964-05-21 12 SITUATIONS VACANT :t Word* SS Milt. t— Box St cU. txtrm LEADING IMPORTERS Require R» peruneed Storekeeper for position in Malacca. Must have good knowledge of Provision- and Hardware Trade. Write enclosing orlef details of experience and testimonials to Box A 3933 S.T. Kl. MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS LIMITED SEEKS CADET PILOTS1,110 words
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Advertisement1153 1964-05-21 12 SITUATIONS WANTED it Word* SS (Mim.y-Box St eU. extra HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Chinese Gardener available Ist. June. Excellent with pot plsnts and flowers. Hard 'vorker. Kmployer leaving. Please ring Spore ***** Kit 5 during office hours. TWO GOOD Cantonese Amahs available Ist June. Do cooking, washIng and general housework. Work as1,153 words
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Advertisement997 1964-05-21 12 'HOUSES k LAND FOR SALE Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St cf. txtrm 2 DELUXE 2-STOREV Fully furnished Postwar Bungalowi Nos. 9 tt IS Bright Hill Crescent off Thomson Road. 5i mile. Area: L 7.658 tt 18.62S sq.ft. High Elevation, Gronnd Floor: 2 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, large dining room, kitchen, complete997 words
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Advertisement1122 1964-05-21 12 HI-FI STEREO Words SS (MlH.)—Box St cf. txtro PIONEER. TRIO STEREO Amplifiers etc.. Call for demonstration at Hwee Seng Co., 239 Beach Road. Spore. VEHICLES WANTED •Tore's Si i Mlm.)— Box St ef. tatrm NEARLY 100 Kood used cars for you tv moose at Singapore used cat centre Progress Motors1,122 words
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Advertisement1000 1964-05-21 12 FOR SALE It Word* SS (Mlm.y—Box St cf. txtrm "MAITIM" nilM MILK easily digestible by young and old Try a packet today. PHILCO RlF«IBl»»T0RFRtlUfl 2 door, U cv. ft. Automatic Defrost S6OU Carrier Air Conditioner Is too. I8O1) Telephone (S'porc) *****. EZKLEIN WASHABLE AIRFILTERS available at Singapore Refrixeratloi Company, Telephone1,000 words
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Advertisement886 1964-05-21 12 BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore] tt Wrrd* SS (Mlm.>—Box St ct*. txtrm STARLIGHT BAR KrMaurant. Jlo Clemraccau Avcnu* (Kully aircoodiuoned) Lunch/ Dinner Mnred. Dcltcloua i Kuropcan/CbliMM dutws. atustc/tUncers entertainlDK. IMncioc olgbtly Tel. 25*47/*****. V.I. P. LUNCNION, 3C Rafllrs Tiacr. Singapore-!. Orders Del*: IS4A Teluk Ayer Street. Tel: 22«M>. Popular $1.00 Packet Uinche*.886 words
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Advertisement764 1964-05-21 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DM'ARTMKNT: Requii ts Al ELECTRICAL ENGINEER WATER* in salary scale 5785 x \45-1.280 Qu.il Bar 1.325-1.370--.,47o—the0 the commencing bus:, o be dependent upon applic<i:i: n lualihcitlions and experience piu* /aruiblt' allowance as payable from ,ime to time and Central Providem ?und764 words
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Advertisement1369 1964-05-21 13 10 LIVERPOOL I wtSI COASI UK.. Uue S'oort bails f S'ram 'enact ATREOS LiitrpMl, G>a^go« Cdn 45 May 22 May 23/27 May 21 JSPHALION Avonmouth. Lxtrptil Mat 24 May 21 May 27 3 ANTENOR Liverpool. Giabgoo May 27 June 1 June 3 •"Iu N0 lutrpotl June 5 Jum lutt 1/111,369 words
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Advertisement2630 1964-05-21 13 \wlum^MMAlmmim3EUmiia^k I^^ THE EAC LINES LmA. 7^/jtal SINCAPOIC KUAU LUMPUR* P. SWtTTtNMAM PfNANG I MsaAII aouil li u»NC It. POIOI H>l J').wliOOu«» li^^fl'f'^vj moxi 7»ot inohi inn moxi «m mOHioun SAILINGS 10 EENOA, U HAVRE HAMBURG. BREMEN, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM, OSLO, EOTHENBURE AND toPENHAEEN Sinuoori S'lmm Ptnani "JUTLANDIA" y) G.2,630 words
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Advertisement1301 1964-05-21 13 tw^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. lEß^ik^ LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE IP*""* HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Smgapon Pt. Sham tenant 11 Out Loaom -lONIAN GM. IS 22 May 23 24 May 25 May II Jmt ♦Cm OF NEWCASTLE 21 21 May 23 May 21 JMi -CITY OF LEICESTER 11/21 Jilt 21,1,301 words
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Article26 1964-05-21 14 MAY 20. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: US, cents (up three eighths of a cent). TIN: 5531.87* (up 52.37 A) Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (unchanged).26 words
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Article895 1964-05-21 14 0 pOMBINED business In the Vy Singapore and Kuala Lumpui Irndinr; rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with tlie number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.UO0) Jl 70: C.S. Holding (1.000) $3 20: Dunlop $2.30 si.. (1.OO0) $2.35. (2.000) $2.34, (1,000) $2.38. (1.000) *2.30:895 words
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769 1964-05-21 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpilKKl was a definite X crack in industrial prices on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the drops extending to established shares. The new issues, and particularly properties, have been drifting lower for a long time, but yesterday this tendency769 words
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Article25 1964-05-21 14 Malayan Stock Indices May 19 May 20 •Industrials: 105.40 104.60 Tens: 128.83 129.57 S rubbers: 105.42 105.18 •Dec 30, 1963=100 Dec 29. 1962=10025 words
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Article112 1964-05-21 14 MELBOURNE Wen 'T'RADINO In lndastriaU wm x again quiet with prices mov. ing within narrow limit* There was a slight undercurrent of easiness. Cnoco Frrtili«* r jumn ed lls. to 645. on the new premlun issue announcement. Oib and base mrtab pased een erally, but Mount In regained112 words
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Article244 1964-05-21 14 JUNE nr't Krada rubber buyers fab J closed at 5 p.m. in SinxaMn and Kuala Lumpur y. v.rd.iy at Ts cent« per Ib. up thrw-eiKhtlw of cent on Tuesday* clo.inj; level for th position. Th.- lone was quiet B.A.t. and F M.R.E. elatimr prle. In eanta per Ib.244 words
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Article221 1964-05-21 14 lying alonmide the Singapor Harbour wharvas or e>peetod t< day ara: R.F.A. Gold Raswst tf Amerlcan Mall 4/5, Thorvrapt 6' Rlvertoank 8/9. Tozal M;.m 10/t 1-ariKkiwa.i 13/14, Nippon 18/18 Him runt Maru IS. Banana Tn.la. 25/26. Thoncape 29/30, A«.iteni Mar 31/32. Uoegh Dyke 3o .IS Prim Maonik221 words
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Article66 1964-05-21 14 £HINEIE Produce Exchansa, Stnci P«rs noon pricss per picul yt<l« day: Coconut Oil: bulk J47 wll«r>,. rtnir *50 lers. Copra. Mar/June UK/ContlnMit Lnquotod. Pappar: Muntok white $140 iwllrri Barawak white M37i iwllern, upwi:, Sarawak black JII2J sHlorLiraiwni: hlack SII7J Milan AST, i Iprs. Sin K apore Coconut Oil66 words
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Article80 1964-05-21 14 "pill Federation Minister for Kinanre 1^ fixed these prices for calculating custom', duties for the week beginning on May 21. Rubber «8J els a Ih. topra S4BO a. ton. < mount oil v 7,( B ton. I'.ilm oil 5667.:.-> a ton. Palm kernels 5373.25 a ton. The rate80 words
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342 1964-05-21 14 THE price of tin in Penang yesterday rose by 52.37J to 5531.87 1 per picul on an offering: estimated unchanged at 230 tons. In London on Tuesday tir. opened after the Whitsun break on a steady note though trading was again only342 words
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Advertisement1128 1964-05-21 14 Y^ jkawasaki kisen kaisha ltd. U.S.A. Pacific, and Great Lakes/East Canada Service l Y'hama S. F'cisco Htn M'reai D'roit C'cago •W i.^i.Mi Maru" ?2 23 Juae 7 July 21 Jaly 5 Aug I Aug II Aug 21 Aag Wast Coast of Central South America Service) -lamas Mara" 4 jum 211,128 words
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Advertisement1147 1964-05-21 14 AUSTRALIA SERVICE INDIA. PARISIAN ANO P SULr SERVICI le. >rcßMtle. Alclaie*. Melfevrae. syaatr Te: Mairas aM Nagssittiaaa P. S'hsm Spore S'po«e P. S>am Penan, 1 111 l«/'«»i»e RAJUU 21"4Jsae 5 Juaa tin, lOMIALA II July 11/14 July IJ/1? |«ly I RAJULA 2J/2J Jsae 21 Jum M Jew FROM AUSTRALIA R1,147 words
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Advertisement231 1964-05-21 14 ORIENT MID-EAST LINES F»^ GREAT LAKES SERVICE FIST DIRECT SAILING!. FROM SINGAPORt AH* MAUTa 10 CArUOUM AND U.S. SREAT LAKES NUTS Smgaport t b nam renang Montiati Ss ZENUBIA MARTINI" 24/21 M»» 27 ?l May 21 II May 2 lily «V "ORIENT TRAOEI" 22/24 Jass 2i/2lJua il 2» luat 31231 words
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Advertisement3101 1964-05-21 15 NOTICES JOHORE BAHRU TOWN COUNCIL LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS ACT, 1960 LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS) REGULATIONS, 1960. FOKM 1 [Regulation 5(3)] BY-ELECTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1. An election of a Councillor for the following ward will take place as hereinafter mentioned: KAMPONG PAHANG WARD 1 Councillor. 2. Each3,101 words
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Advertisement206 1964-05-21 15 TENDER KELANTAN J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.K.R. Registered Contractors Class "E" and above will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Negri. Kelantan at Kota Bharu up to 3.00 p.m. of the 27th May. 1964 tor:— THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 3 UNITS CLASSROOMS. 1 UNIT HJd's OFFICE,206 words
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Advertisement1884 1964-05-21 15 COMPANY MEETING THE UNITED SUA BETONG RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED MR. CHARLES MANNS STATEMENT SOUND PROGRESS BUT DIRE DANGER OF UNREALISTIC WAGES DEMANDS. I regret to say that the Chairman. Sir John Hay, bM beenunab!* to write «is usual Statement owing to illness, and i' has therelore fallen upon me to1,884 words
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351 1964-05-21 16 THE STIPE'S REPORT Stewards told Tonka pulled up lame SINGAPORE, Wed.—The MRA Stipend iary Stewards report on today's Bukit Timah races. Race I—Nothing1 —Nothing to report. Kate 2—Near the 41 Trojan (apprentice Chong) had to be checked when he accidentally clipped the heels of Beau Gay (Po.Mien. In the straight351 words
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Article31 1964-05-21 16 SEREMBAN Tues.—Tony Kwok (-12) and Kwok Yoke How (-16) beat Jamaluddin Taib (-4) and C. Y. Low (-24) three and two in the Eagle Trophy golf final here yesday.31 words
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Article2117 1964-05-21 16 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP by Singapore, Wednesday Mikado and Another Chance also score surprise wins JJ A V DRAGON 11, ridden by apprentice Rahwi, sprang the biggest surprise at Bukit Timah today when he won the fourth race and paid dividends of $411 (win) and $107 (place).2,117 words
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Article49 1964-05-21 16 Race 1 GifoleUe II ($12) Race 2 Maatrr AucUoaernk I ($14); Race 3 Lady Avak*t ($22 1; Race 4 Bay Oraffvn II (Mil); Race 5 The Untie ($24); Race 6 Another t hance ($82 Race 7 Mikado II ($123) Race 8 Mom keteer II (SIS).49 words
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Advertisement195 1964-05-21 16 RONDO Automatic Australian Made Lock World Famous Zip i r* *~r\ Sol* Agent: Xl AM SIN 376-A Chottgi ViHo**, Steappor* 17. T«l. 4*1232 Deoler*: SENC BK 143 Middle Rood, Singapore. HON LIN CO. '8 Jolon Twit, JoKor* Bahru. STYLE TAILORING, 1 3 Jolon TeogVu Ahmad, Segomot. SIN AH 16 Jolon195 words
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Advertisement90 1964-05-21 16 THE SILICON! CAR POLISH TWICI THI SHINE TWICI THI PROTICTION IN HALF THE TIME Fight backache And rheumatism Xotblnr ran make you f**l «o old. tired, and <I>-preaa«4 aa loninif Mrep and arergv becauuA of Qtttmg Up Nighta or Burning, Smarting. Itching Acidity. And If your buck ache* und RbaumaUsm90 words
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Miscellaneous210 1964-05-21 16 Alley Oop By V.T. Ham tin ymow.oecMLi \mvoe»rr\ I ~M«r«6 wfd/ oh,no( mou I |yb« x just monpoXJJ &f *4- of jft J5 J 2 PEN OONTTiJwK9*S J LOOK ANT BE PCHNG HIM/ OONT OTCH WHAT KINP OF A HE ACWIREPA f **.ma A»*Y IAJ^FRjENPy "TOO HAPPY, A FAVOR IF210 words
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Article379 1964-05-21 17 KEN FERNANDEZ - KEN FERNANDEZ OCM DECIDE ON AUGUST NEXT YEAR AND NAME TOP OFFICIALS By J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed.—Malaysia will stage the third South East Asia Peninsular Games at Kuala Lumpur in August next year. This was decided at the first executive committee meeting oi the Olympic Council379 words
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Article170 1964-05-21 17 BOXING ICINGAPORE. Wed. Cpl Me Govern, the Services bantamweight amateur boxing champion, who lost a close decision to Singapore's Ow Mun Hong two weeks ago, gets the chance to avenge that defeat on Friday. McGovem will clash again with Mun Hong, who won the170 words
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591 1964-05-21 17 KOPS STARTS CHALLENGE AGAINST TAN THOMAS CUP TOKYO, Wednesday THE DRAW for the challenge round of the Thomas Cup international badminton championship between holders Indonesia and Denmark was made here today with both teams confident, but wary of the other side. The challange round will be played at Tokyo's MetropolitanReuter; UPI - 591 words
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131 1964-05-21 17 Cup going to Copenhagen, say Danes rKYO. Wed. After earlier refusing to be drawn Into forecasting the result of the Thomas Cop challenge round. Danish team manager Kurt Moller today confidently declared: "There la no doubt In my mind that for the tint time in the II years that the131 words
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Article75 1964-05-21 17 IPOH, Wed.— Caddies who went on a lightning strike yesterday returned to work on the Tiger Lane golf course here this afternoon. They called off the strike after the president of the Peraic Turf Club Sports Club. Dato Leong Kee Nyean. told them he would replace75 words
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Article, Illustration217 1964-05-21 17 OH KEE TIANG - Gaik Bee to wed OH KEE TIANG BUT NOT QUITTING BADMINTON YET by PENANG. Wed. Wedding bells will ring this Sunday for Malaysia's queen" of badminton. Tan Gaik Bee. The groom-to-be Is Khaw Choo Choon, Penang-born dental technician who is working In Kuala Lumpur. Oaik Bee, a dental nur^e. lold217 words
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Article478 1964-05-21 17 JACK FINGLETON - O'Neill 109— but not at his best JACK FINGLETON from I: Cardiff. Wednesday T^ORMAN O'NEILL the most discussed cricketer in Australia over the past ten years apart from lan Meckiff, battled his way to solid century in the second innings against Glamorgan yesterday. Then Simpson made a token declaration, leaving478 words
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Article232 1964-05-21 17 Worces win by 44 runs LONDON, Wed.— Results of cricket matches which ended yesterday: Lord's: Rain— match abandoned as drawn: Sussex 239 (Oakman 69 Hooker 6-68) and 127-4 (Dexter 64 n.0.) M"sex 321; M'sex 2pt. Ilford: Match abandoned as drawn: Essex 309-5 dec. (Bear 135 SavUle 68 Smith 42 n.0.)Reuter - 232 words
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Article598 1964-05-21 17 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA ATHLETICS by SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore athletic season will get off to an "exciting" start at Thomson Road on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. with six top athletes aiming for outstanding performances in the first SAAA triangular meet between Singapore Selection, Swift598 words
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364 1964-05-21 17 THE WORLD of SPORT PARIS, Wed. William Alvarez (Colombia) enlivened an otherwise quiet start to the Fre nch international tennis championships here today. Alvarez, who was disqualified here a year ago because he persistently held up play arguing over line decisions had another brush364 words
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Article141 1964-05-21 17 SOCCER— Tour match: Singa- I pore v Muenster of W. Oermany, I 7.30: SAFA Div. 2A: RAP Seletar v Darul Aflah 'A' 5.15 (both matches at Jn. Besar). Div. t A: Mm to v Duman Pioneers: Indian Bro. v Star Soccerites (both at Farcer Pit). Ipoh Div.141 words
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183 1964-05-21 17 Games Torch will pass through KL on Sept 3 mOKTO, Wed. The Olympic X Torch wIU be lit on Aug. 21 at Olympla, Greece, and be carried through 14 cities In the Middle Bast, South-east Asia and Far East en route to Tokyo, the Tokyo Olympic Oames Organising committee announcedAP - 183 words
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115 1964-05-21 17 JESSELTON TO PLAY MATCH AGAINST SARAWAK JESSELTON. Wed. A tennis utffl from J ess* 1 ton will leave (or Sarawak on May 30 to play a two-day friendly match at Kuchlng. The team will be led by nonplaying captain and manager Ck»rdon Lum. and comprises Van Wu. I. Dietrich andReuter - 115 words
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Article49 1964-05-21 17 cinoapore. Wed. wwrnf Brothers stretched thetr \e*f In the Singapore Business Houses FA League Div. l when they rrceived a walkover from Shell today. Singapore Glass edged Bramtoco 4-3 on the padang today. In Div. 38. Cooper Brother* maintained their top position with a walkover from Marram Toyo.49 words
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Article, Illustration928 1964-05-21 18 SINGAPORE, Wed Unions must guard democracy says Goh *JHK Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. said to(kiv that it was the primary duty of the trade union movement to sustain the survival of a democratic state and protect928 words
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Article45 1964-05-21 18 HONG KONG. Wed— The Government yesterday announced the first relaxation in the colony's year-old water supply rationing scheme allowing residents who draw their water from street standpipes every other day to do so on a dally basis until further notice. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article60 1964-05-21 18 RANGOON. Wed— Mr Robert I John Warner. 30. an official of thr British Embassy here, was found hanged in his. flat yestercay I Mr Warner wa> previously actinc Consul in Soerabaya. Indonesia, until last July when lie was iisked io leave Indonr>ni in retaliation for theReuter - 60 words
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Article51 1964-05-21 18 JESSELTON. Wed. A civil defence organisation will be formed soon in Tawau, in Eastern Sabah, Mr. H. George, the Resident there, said today. The body would help security forces and police in guarding vulnerable points, such as waterworks, telegraph installations and power stations in the region.Reuter - 51 words
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Article421 1964-05-21 18 LONDON. Wed. The stock markets suffered a further, and sharper, setback today under (.he influence of the April trade figures. Following the late reaction yesterday, prices were marked dovn at the opening this morning, steadied around midday but receaed further in the afternoon 10 close421 words
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Article, Illustration188 1964-05-21 18 Estates mediator gets down to business KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman. the mediator in the rubber wage dispute, got down to business today. After a lormal meeting with his four assistants, the mediator held his first session with a delegation of five from the National Union of188 words
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Article61 1964-05-21 18 COLOMBO. Wed— Talks between the Prime Minister, Mrs. Srlmavo Bandaranalke, and leadeis of the three left-front parties to explore the possibility of a coalition government have broken down after the Premier said she could not appoint any Communist to the Cabinet because of the party'sReuter - 61 words
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298 1964-05-21 18 Coroner: Transfer drove man to suicide SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Government executive officer took his own life after being moved from one department to another. where the work was absolutely new to him and beyond his capabilities, an inquest here was told today Chin Yok Kuen, 29. had been transferred to298 words
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233 1964-05-21 18 Rose and Kerslake lead Cambridge fightback LONDON. Wed.— Cambridge University made a fight- ing recovery on the first d:iy of their match again.si tin, Australian touring crirk^u team at Cambridge today After Cambridge liad low fiv« v ickei.s lor 91. Mike H Ftt-iiard Kerslake CUM in an ei'tinh-wlcket partneiship matReuter - 233 words
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Article30 1964-05-21 18 CAIRO. Wed. Thirteen Arab countries voted today to txncou the Olympic Game* In Tokyo unless me International Ohmpic Committee changes its stand and allows Indonesia to panicipate APAP - 30 words
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Article22 1964-05-21 18 BHILAI (Madhya Praue.^ru. Wed. The first hockey Test between India and Malaysia ended !n a scoreless draw here today Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article162 1964-05-21 18 r— MALACCA, Wed. THREE passengers robbed a taxidriver and another passenger of a total of $350 on a lonely estate road at Ulu Bertam, eight miles from here last night. The driver, Inche Buang bin Kassim. 34. said that he left Kuala Lumpur at162 words
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Page 18 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous44 1964-05-21 18 tFIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Singa- pore for the period 8 p.m. on 'Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hirhest Lowe* Kuala Lumpur H 73 Kola Bharv. 90 75 Fenang 86 75 Ipoh 90 72 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 9 1 7544 words
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