The Straits Times, 19 September 1964
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Title Section24 1964-09-19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 i Hat*** 1 flew*** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73124 words
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Article, Illustration579 1964-09-19 1 LESLIE HOFFMAN - LESLIE HOFFMAN, ONLY ONE GROtJP LEFT— IN JUNGLE NOT SO NEUTRAL NOW -By THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I LABIS, Friday MALAYSIAN and Commonwealth Security Forces have given Soekarno a black eye at Labis. With 18 paratroopers killed and 49 captured out of an estimated total of 96 airdropped, theHarold Teo - 579 words
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Article623 1964-09-19 1 NOW THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS THAT MALAYSIA IS IN THE RIGHT: TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The voting by members of the Security Council has shown the world Malaysia is right and that her case charging Indonesia with aggression has been proved, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. The623 words
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134 1964-09-19 1 BANGKOK. Friday. THE Thai Premier, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn. talked with President Soekarno for over 30 minutes at the Indonesian Embassy here this morning. The Thai Foreign Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman, also attended the talks. Dr. Subandrlo, the Indonesian Foreign Minister, who flew in yesterdayReuter; AP - 134 words
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97 1964-09-19 1 Malaysia aid: Holt has 'useful talks' in London LONDON. Fri. Mr. Harold Holt. Australia's Treasurer, said here yesterday that his talks with British Government leaders on further aid to Malaysia had been "useful and helpful." At a press conference he refused to give details of the talks, but it isReuter - 97 words
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161 1964-09-19 1 JOHN CALVER - Exchange acts against the 'short' sellers JOHN CALVER By OINGAPORE, Fri. Values of industrial shares soared on the Stock Exchange today in a dramatic reversal of trend after the committee acted to <*°feat exploitation of current uncertainties ry rumour mong&nn? short sellers. The exchange demutvi cl delivery of shares wit'Mi161 words
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84 1964-09-19 1 Chi-Chi and An-An: Moscow awaits the proposal MOSCOW. Fri.— Moscow Zoo said today it may be ready to mate its Giant Panda with London's Chl-Chl, but the deal should be properly negotiated. "We have nad no official word from London," a zoo spokesman said. "When we hear from them, weReuter - 84 words
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Article51 1964-09-19 1 JAKARTA, Fri— Antara news agency said "unidentified airplanes" had been sighted In the vicinity of Jakarta today. Antara said air sirens sounded at 12.30 p.m. local time and the all-clear sign was given 90 minutes later. It said: "All traffic stopped Immediately throughout the city. I—AP.1AP - 51 words
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216 1964-09-19 1 Soviet blast at Britain after UN veto MOSCOW. Fri. So- viet President Anastas Mikoyan today strongly attacked the west over developments in South-East Asia, denouncing American "aggression" against North Vietnam and criticising "British colonialists" over Malaysia. He covered a range of international problems in a speech at a meeting In216 words
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Article36 1964-09-19 1 MOONSHIP' LAUNCH CAPE KENNEDY. Fri.— A powerfnl Saturn rocket today successfully guided Itself up over Atlantic and put into orbit an unmanned nindcl of I nited Stales' Apollo moonship some US miles up— l'Pl.36 words
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Article30 1964-09-19 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. MT La. Bahadur Shastri's Government today defeated a no-confldence motion In India's House of the People by 370 vote* to 50 with 13 abstentions. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article1136 1964-09-19 1 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON i From 1 I ABIS, Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, today warned Indonesia that Malaysia was prepared to hit back if she attacked us again. Tun Razak flew here in an RMAF helicopter to see for1,136 words
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Article47 1964-09-19 2 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. Russia used its 102 nd veto to kill the Norwegian resolution. The vote in the Security Council was 9-2, with Czechoslovakia joining the Soviet Union In voting against the measure. It was the first Soviet veto since Sept. 3, 1963.— UP1.UP - 47 words
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Article, Illustration320 1964-09-19 2 IT'S FURTHER PROOF THAT THE COMMUNISTS ARE BEHIND JAKARTA MOVES: ISMAIL MALAYSIA S Home Affairs Minister, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said last night lhat the Soviet veto on the Norwegian resolution in the Security Council was further proof that the Vom mv n ists wereUPI - 320 words
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115 1964-09-19 2 Mendez: we would have voted 'aye' MANILA. Fri. The Philippine Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez expressed regret today over the Russian veto. He said the Philippines would have voted for the resolution If it were a member of the Council. The Norwegian resolution was in line with the Philippine standAP - 115 words
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Article370 1964-09-19 2 NEW YORK, Friday 'EXPECTED AND INEXCUSABLE ...BUT INDONESIA GAINED NOTHING BY IT-PAPERS rfHE New York Times today described as "inexcusable"' the Soviet veto in the Security Council of a resolution to deplore Indonesian attacks on Malaysia. The New York Herald Tribune said the Russians "made themselves look ridiculous."Reuter - 370 words
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264 1964-09-19 2 A strong message to Soek of world disapproval WASHINGTON, Fri. —U.S. officials expressed satisfaction last night over the Security Council action. Russia's veto had been expected, they said. But It was particularly gratifying that nine members of the Security Council, including two African nations, had voted in favour of the264 words
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76 1964-09-19 2 LONDON, Iri. The British Government earnestly hopes that Indonesia will now abide by the terms of Ihc resolution put by Norway in the Security Council. British officials said here last nifht. They said: "We wel- come the clear stand taken by all the uuntReuter - 76 words
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Advertisement23 1964-09-19 2 This is the sign of a Caltex Station where you get the famous 'Circle Service', BORON, and the other famous Caltex products. X23 words
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Miscellaneous36 1964-09-19 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /wowuwrN f v v I FLIVVER TO Ute I DID OH 3 y^A HAMMER?/ y I mm^^ TXfzV*r4 I /a»JO WHO TAtJSMT^N C^tjU MIM TUE LAM&W&e) /^^W^* VJD US6 WITU Tiff'36 words
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FOREIGN DESK Big strike threat at Ford's in Detroit
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148 1964-09-19 3 SACRAMENTO (California). Fri. President Johnson disclosed yesterday that the United Slates now has two new weapons systems to intercept and drvtrov bomb carrying satellites orbiting the earth. He also revealed development of new radar able to "see" over the horizon and148 words
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Article30 1964-09-19 3 SYDNEY, Ph.— Twelve Russians Including an editor, a Journalist, a surgeon, a university lecturer and a tram driver, arrived in Sydney by air today for an Australian tour.30 words
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346 1964-09-19 3 Terrible, he said Is it a death ray, or a germ war device? MR. Khrushchev said last night that his "terrible weapon" is not a nuclear weapon. And he denied that he had claimed it has unlimited power. Foreign Press reports of hisAP - 346 words
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168 1964-09-19 3 RASINGSTOKE (England). Pri. Derek Pye. 27. an unemployed farm labourer and father of three, was yesterday committed for trial in the Assizes en a charge of murdering Yvonne Laker, a 15-year-old convent schoolgirl, on a train. A railway porter told the magistrate.Reuter - 168 words
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Article37 1964-09-19 3 WASHINGTON. Frl.— Mr. John Harlan, acting administrator of d&ence materials service ol the General Services Administration, yesterday denied reports that G.S.A. officials were going to attend the International Tin Council meeting in London next month.37 words
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Article32 1964-09-19 3 ELISABETHVILLE. Pri. The Congolese National Army headquarters in Elisabethville yeste:day announced the capture of Kongolo. the northern-mast town in Katanga and the last rebel stronghold in North Katanga Province— A.PAP - 32 words
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Article34 1964-09-19 3 LONDON. Fri. A chapel with a revolving altar for use at three services Church of England, Free Churches, and Roman Catholic has been dedicated at £4.500.000 hospital at Hensinnham West Cumberland.— ReuU*r.34 words
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225 1964-09-19 3 North Vietnam soldier captured in Laos VIENTIANE, Pri. v The Royal Laotian Army today produced at a Press conference a North Vietnamese soldier they said was captured on Tuesday, and goverrjnent sources said this proved North Vietnam had been interfering in the Laotian civil war. The prisoner, Nguyen Van Khanh.Reuter - 225 words
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Article32 1964-09-19 3 LONDON. Frl.— Britain's trade gap widened last month to £93 million, compared with £87 million in July, according to provisional figures issued yesterday by the Board of Trade. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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145 1964-09-19 3 CTOCKHOLM. Fri.— The. Dlaconal Council of the Swedish Lutheran Church yesterday stood by a church newspaper editor who caused a storm by saying that premarital Intercourse could be condoned After considering protest*, by 630 priests and others the council reaffirmed an earlier decisionReuter - 145 words
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163 1964-09-19 3 AMERICAN ADVISERS TO COUP' LEADERS REPLACED SAIGON, Fri. Two American colonels have been replaced as adviserjs to the two Vietnamese officers who spearheaded Sunday's unsuccessful 'evolt against the Vietnamese Government. The transferred officers are: Col. Sammie N. Homan, who was senior adviser to Fourth Corps commander Maj. Gen. Duong Van163 words
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Article54 1964-09-19 3 saijßsbury. **i.— a police spokesman sttld here* list night that 454 Africans had been arrested In a dawn swoop yesterday in Salisbury's Harare African township. He said the Africans had been arrested "for trespassing in hostels." Another 22 Africans had been detained on charges ofReuter - 54 words
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224 1964-09-19 3 A Kennedy-Nixon type debate challenge by Wilson to Home LONDON, Friday. MR. Harold Wilson, the Opposition Labour leader, last night challenged the Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, to discuss with him the Labour and Conservative election manifestos "fully and frankly" on radio and television. This would help the people toReuter - 224 words
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134 1964-09-19 3 JOHANNESBURG, Frl.— An African woman living here today gave a pint of her blood— one of the rarest types known— to save the life of a baby expected to be born In Philadelphia, United States, on Sept. 23. Mrs. JosephineReuter - 134 words
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99 1964-09-19 3 NEW YORK, Frl.— A 90-ton Jet has demonstrated that large military planes can land and take off from unpaved fields. It was announced yesterday. The Boeing Company said tta 707 prototype, America's first Jet transport, completed last week successful test on Harper Dry Lake,AP - 99 words
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Advertisement268 1964-09-19 3 Without doubt the world's jfeC^^H most fomoui trumpeter, "a^^lfe HARRY JAMES («ti Mi |(^sli|^tt| sound on a KING. Good Rjjt.v si jF"^^Jm| rroion why you should drop [^^ry Jpjr ond hcor »our»elf on a KING No ovoiloble In PJ^M^I Sterling Silver Bell, tor a richer sound thot connot Ifi^Pj^P^L^l ero-k.268 words
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Article204 1964-09-19 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. QOOD public response to the flats-for-sale scheme of the Housing and Development Board has resulted in four 10-storey blocks and one 16-storey block comprising 736 flats being sold up to date. A total of 1,212 flats are now i available for204 words
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Article185 1964-09-19 5 U.S. bank to open another branch KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Chase Manhattan Bank of New York is to set up a branch here on Oct. 1. The chairman of the bank, Mr. George Champion, announced this here today. He said that this was because of its confidence in the future185 words
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78 1964-09-19 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two kangaroos will make a 40--mlnute stopover in Slnga pore next week on their way to Jamaica from Perth They are the gift of the Governor of Western Australia. Sir Douglas Kendrew to the Prime Minister of Jamaica Sir Alexander Bustamante They will78 words
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Article32 1964-09-19 5 KLCANG Fri The Mrst triennial BPnernl mming of the Johore St^tte branch o! the Natlonai Union of Plantation Worker* will *> held on Sppt 24 at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here.32 words
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Article, Illustration151 1964-09-19 5 AS RAZAK COMPLIMENTS HIS DANCING DAUGHTERS ru as a proud moment for Senator Ko Teck Kin (right) of Singapore as the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul K.i/.ik. complimented his two pretty daughters. Kirn Suan, 15, (left) and Ai Choi). 14. after they had performed aHan Hai Fong - 151 words
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Article27 1964-09-19 5 SINGAPORE. Fri The Minister for National Oovelnnment. Mr. Lim K;n> B*ll will speak at the St Andrew School's annual speech day tomorrow. at 8.30 a.m.27 words
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Article37 1964-09-19 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The chairman of the State's Vigilante Corps. Deputy Commissioner of Police. Air A T Rajah. will mert centre leaders and group lenders of thr corj> at the People's Association tomorrow, at 930 am37 words
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Article74 1964-09-19 5 Couple fined $120 for khalwat DUN3UN. Fri. Harun bin Abas. 19. was fined S7O in the religious court here lor committing khalwat (close nroximity with Wan Sharifah binte Yahya. 23. a waitress. They m found on the beach at Telok Lipat on June H at 11 55 p.m Wan Sharifah74 words
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186 1964-09-19 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Printing Employees' Union today called all its members to be "determined ard resolute f "> maintain our int.e r-racial harmony and help our Government to restore peace and Stability for the greater glory of all communities in our Malaysi i186 words
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124 1964-09-19 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Eight delegates from Apex Clubs in Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Seremban will attend a zone convention of the Association of Apex Club* tn Australiaat Albany. Pe-th Western Australia from Sept 24 to 27 The party will leave Singapore by air on Sept.124 words
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92 1964-09-19 5 8,000 MILES WITH A GIFT— BY SCOOTER IPOH, Fri.— An Italian journalist bearing a gilt for the president of the Japanese Olympic Committee, has arrived In Malaya on his way to Tokyo after an overland trip of 8,000 miles on motor scooter. He Is Mr. Roberto Patrignani. who left Italy92 words
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199 1964-09-19 5 Independent judiciary necessary for democracy: U.S. judge KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IT is not possible to have democracy without am independent judiciary and Bar. Mr. Arthur J. Goldberg, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, said this at a lunch given in his nonour by the Bar Council here. I199 words
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105 1964-09-19 5 WAR DEPT MEN: WE'LL DO EXTRA WORK OEREMBAN, Fri.— The War Department Civilian Staff Association here has pledged "full co-operation" to the Seremban Commonwealth Garrison during the Emergency to meet Indonesian aggression. In a letter to the garrison commander. It said: "We will fully co-operate with unit commanders in whatever105 words
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Article25 1964-09-19 5 PENANO. Fri. Thf Penang Rubber Trade Association will hold a moon-cake party at 8 p.m. on Sunday in celebration of its 45th anniversary25 words
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233 1964-09-19 5 A sleek yacht from Majorca sails into Penang pENANG. Fri. An Englishman. now retired in Majorca, Sj;ain, arrived here today aboard his yacht, Trenchemer, on a voyage to the Far East. "This Is the first time I have visited Malaysia." Mr. R. Somerset, told reporters. Accompanying him art two English233 words
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Article23 1964-09-19 5 JESSELTON, FIT. Chines* leaders in Subah have started meve to form goodwill committees to help maintain racial harmonr in the State23 words
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Advertisement142 1964-09-19 5 YAMAHA® STRIPE 15 FIBERGLASS BOAT AND tOO HP OUTBOARD MOTOR M Overall Winner SB Round the Pulau Übin (Spore) Race (75 Miles) 5 LAPS in, Record Time: 1 hour 51 wins. 27 sees. g j (Max. Speed of over 50 m.p.h.) i^S Jp T IN UNLIMITED CLASS J|ML yjjp "mr/chua142 words
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Article29 1964-09-19 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The St. Mathew's Church fun fair and bazaar, to be held tomorrow, has been postponed to Oct. 3 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.29 words
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Article, Illustration289 1964-09-19 6 INVOLVED IN RECENT DISTURBANCES gMALL boys had involved themselves in the last disturbances here by taking catapult shots at moving buses anii pedestrians in crowded areas, the Juvenile Court was told today. Asst. Supt. Mary Quintal, prosecuting, said that she was instructed289 words
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173 1964-09-19 6 MALAYSIA NEEDS MORE MISSIONS ABROAD: GOH SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Suce last night said the main problem confronting Malaysia in the United Nations was to get wider Afro\si:in support. Dr. (.oh. a member of Malaysia's team which presented Malaysia's case against Indonesian aggression In the L.N.173 words
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Article182 1964-09-19 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. A former detective, Lou Yue Kouy, 44, was "jealous" of a 62-year-old confectioner, Liv Chow, because Hong Oy Foo, 46, a woman opium den operator had shown interest in him, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Hong said this when she182 words
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Article90 1964-09-19 6 $17,651 award against van driver SINGAPORE. Fri.— A provision store proprietor. Chua Kian Plow, 33. was awarded by Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the High Court today total damages of $17,651 and costs for personal injuries suffered by him in a road accident 17 months ago. The awara was made90 words
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Article105 1964-09-19 6 PORT STAFF RECEIVE PAY OFFER SINGAPORE. Fri. The Port of Singapore Authority has offered a general wage increment to its monthlypaid staff. The pay rise will benefit clerical and non-clerical workers, messengers, watchmen and lorry drivers. These new proposals were made on Sept. 14 in response to wage claims submitted105 words
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Article90 1964-09-19 6 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A 15-man delegation from the Chinese Chajpber of Commerce of Thailand who flew into Singapore this afternoon expressed the hope that Singapore would Import more Thai rice. The delegation, led by Mr. Amporn Bulpakdl, who is adviser to the Board of Export Promotion of90 words
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Article105 1964-09-19 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Public Dally Rated Employees Unions Federation today appealed to the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. to look Into what It called the "most highhanded action" of treasury i officials against Its members. The Federation President. Mr. K. Suppiah. in a letter to105 words
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Miscellaneous484 1964-09-19 6 'I HK followiriK It today'! schedule p.m.: from Jrxselton. Brunei. Ku--1 of civil aircraft movement* at chln« (ML. 495) 7.50 p.m.; from Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: Prnanc. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur, MaARRIVALI lacca (ML 153) 11.55 a.m.; from Japan Air Lin..: From Jakarta Bangkok. Penan. (ML 5*3) 55.60 (JL 716) 8.30484 words
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132 1964-09-19 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Registrar of Vehicles. Mr. Wong Keng Seng, today warned all bus companies and lorry owners to be careful to whom they hire out their vehicles. He said if their vehicles were uvil by undesirable elements to proceed to unauthorised rallies.132 words
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Article16 1964-09-19 7 RAUB. Pri. Mr. M. Marlmuthu has been re-elected president of the Pahang MIC branch16 words
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460 1964-09-19 7 Razak: The way to harmony, unity and goodwill r pHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, last night gave some advice on how to maintain harmony, goodwill and unity among the people in the country. He was speaking at a dinner given in his honour by the Singapore Chinese Chamber460 words
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223 1964-09-19 7 Girl, 18, pleads guilty to extortion bid SINGAPORE. Fri. A girl, who left school last year today pleads ed guilty in a magis^ trate's court to a charge of attempted extortion. Heng Fong Eng. 18, the court was told, tried to extort $1,000 from Hong Seong. a shopkeeper. Inspector T.223 words
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Article95 1964-09-19 7 IPOH. Fri— A clerk Mr Mah Wip Vow, 22, and a mee-seller Tan Say Yok, 36. were robbed at dagger point In two Incidents here last night and early this morning. Mr. Mah was sitting alone on a bench along the Kinta River bund about95 words
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Article65 1964-09-19 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Prl. The Johore branch of the Union of Porest Employees today pledged their allegiance to the Government "at this hour of Indonesian military aggression and internal disturbances instigated by Indonesian agents." In a statement Issued this afternoon, it said: "We stand solidly behind our65 words
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Article, Illustration130 1964-09-19 7 TO be a "queen is Miss Mar y a m Hassan's (above) ambition next month, when the Singapore Press Ball Queen contest comes round again. Mary am. 22, is a school teacher and one of many pretty career girls, who have submitted entries130 words
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192 1964-09-19 7 Sunday holiday for 300,000 tappers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya's 300.000 estate workers "except for a handful" are to get Sunday as their fixed weekly day off beginning from January. The general secretary of the National Union of Plantation v Kers. Mr. p. P. Narayanan, said here today that agreement on192 words
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116 1964-09-19 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. SK Colombo Plan scholarship wfnners from abroad have i arrived in Singapore 10. I special training. They ate from: LAOS: Mr. Chanson Manlvo.ig and Mr. Khamslng, who will take three-month course on analysis of water and sewage. THAILAND: Mrs. Phuang Neo Nikornphanda116 words
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Article41 1964-09-19 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. K. P. Chelladural. 22. of San Peng Road, was today jailed for two months for being a member of an unlawful as&cmoly and rioting with six others still at large in Ampang Road on March 1.41 words
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Advertisement431 1964-09-19 7 r Howon's Narcissus Queen ]fi64, Miss Betty Lav visited Tin Sing Jewellers, South Bridge Road, Singapore, well-known to Tourists for their outstanding Designs in Jewellery and fair Prices. She selected the Lovely Mikimoto Peorls which sh« adored so much. Picture above shows Mr Cheong, Sales Monoger, attending the Narcissus QueeVv431 words
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Miscellaneous275 1964-09-19 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS authoritatively (.4, 4, 3 3i K. There's one unusual devil 5. Perhaps he Instructs players •bout the new list: might It in the orchestra In error (7). S?,, w^ y7 U0) 7 R«°lved on putting a number fl. BUI Is In a warmer vtblcl. in the275 words
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Article, Illustration979 1964-09-19 8 Day Seven of the Minister v M.P. libel case Reporter: VIC NAYAGAM KUALA LUMPUR, Fri TNCHE Abu Bakar bin Ismail, second defendant in the libel and slander action brought against him and Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam by the979 words
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Article, Illustration419 1964-09-19 8 any document, you know It by heart. I suggest you pay more attention to it. Mr. Rintoul: Anyway, your explanation now is that you did not write her name because there was a secret arrangement? Inche' Abu Bakar: YetThen will you inform th» court why her name appears419 words
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Article, Illustration2099 1964-09-19 8 Cheque for $527 for kenduri after wedding Third day in the witness box... charge and it is possible that the cash from that* cheque was made use of by her because when I asked her for the receipt, none was produced to me though she claimed the receipt was with2,099 words
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Article, Illustration90 1964-09-19 9 All-night vigil for a tiger STAR, Fri. The tiger seen on Wednesday night near the hospital attendant's quarters here is still at large. Last night, the State Deputy Game Warden. Syed Abdullah bin Syed Moharaed Id id. and a police officer waited with suns for the tiger until dawn, but90 words
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Article60 1964-09-19 9 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. A 13-year-old boy. Ang Beng Seng, was stung to death by bees yesterday after he disturbed a nest hanging from a tree at jalan Uda The bees swooped on him and another boy. Both were rescued by passers-by and sent to hospital where Ang60 words
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164 1964-09-19 9 BUTTE RWORTH, Fri. Fifty-seven contract 1 a bo v rers who staged a "peaceful demonstration" at the proposed Central Electricity Board power station site in Prai on Wednesday, were allowed bail after pleading not guilty to a charge of trespass. "They showed no violence164 words
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102 1964-09-19 9 pENANG. Fri.— A member of the crew of the ss Rajula who walked off the ship at Penanic List Saturday when it mi about ti> --til is bring held by the Immigration authorities. Whilr police were lookin*; for him. Liang Yaw. ■ho holds102 words
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154 1964-09-19 9 MALAYSIA FIRST' GEOGRAPHY 'A WISE STEP' I{UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two veteran aducationists today described the new geography syllabus for primary school children in Malaya as "a vise plan." Under the syllabus gazetted yesterday, the children must be familiarised with their local sur•oundlngs and get an overall picture of their homeland154 words
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Article75 1964-09-19 9 T ONDON, Fri. British JL- forces, who have been in action against rebels in Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei since Dec. 24. 1962, are to be awarded the General Service Medal 1962. it was announced here yesterday. The medal will have the clasp "BORNEO 1 and will75 words
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146 1964-09-19 9 Three hurt when woman of 80 runs amok PENANG, Fri.— An 80--year-old woman injured three people when she ran amok with a knife at Batu Lanchang Lane this morning. The woman entered a home and stabbed a woman and her two children before she was overpowered. Madam Tang Poh Suat.146 words
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Article22 1964-09-19 9 TAIPINO. Fri. Thieve* broke Into a restaurant in Market Street here last night and stole cash and property worth $967.22 words
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189 1964-09-19 9 The police recover hijack van and seize a car j OENANG, Fri. Th« i police recovered a van, last night an hour after an armed of about 10 men had driven off with it. They also seized a car believed to have been used by the i;ang. Police action followed189 words
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Article42 1964-09-19 9 KULIM. Fri. The Rotary Club of Bukit Mertajam and Kulira will present equipment for crippled children at the District Hospital in Kuhm next monh Th» president. Mr. Lan S.iyer. said today the equipment was on its way from Britain.42 words
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Advertisement426 1964-09-19 9 I ]_M_R~ is really a Sensational Car 9 I m local motorist Mr. Yeo Eng Siong gj Businessman Mr. Yeo Eng Siong School Teacher— Mr. Lawrence Yeo E| _H__l-W R° a( i holding is so won- 4jk |fe am a( thal have bought 9 mP^^^^ dcrful. .due to Imp indepen-426 words
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Obituary45 1964-09-19 10 M Words lit (Mlnimmm) K. FONNAMPALAM, Ladang Oedde* Gronp Hospital on 18-8-04. Funeral 18-8-04 from IS Buklt Tembok, Beremban at 4 p.m. CAMEL* At a Glasgow Infirmary on 11th September, Annie Ruth Zimmerman beloved wife of Ernest John Casaels. 10 Queen's Drive, Olaagow 82.45 words
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Article45 1964-09-19 10 M Word* tis (Minimum) MR. CHARLIE COOMBS, thanked the Rev. Mother and Sister Alphooss for all assistance rendered on the death of his father (Herman Coombs) and all who attended the funeral service, also those who sent wreaths and contributed donations for Requiem Maaaii45 words
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Obituary29 1964-09-19 10 in Words $lt (HtKlmum) KENNETH JOHN BARRATT 19/V/61 In the sweet by and by. we shall meet ob that beautiful shore. Always remembered by wife and efclldraa.29 words
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Article78 1964-09-19 10 :<; WardM $10 (Minimum) TNI COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFIL la served every Saturday and Sunday loncD time. MONT DOR By popular request nice crispy currypiuT Is now ready at 0.80 a.m. dally for your morning coffee FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Innte all teachers and book addicts to brows* In their showroom at78 words
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Article651 1964-09-19 10 Although Malaysia has not received from the Security Council of the United Nations the satisfaction she deserves, the proceedings have been worth while. Even when the decision was reached to charge Indonesia with aggression, it was realised that the Russian veto stood in the way of effective651 words
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Article411 1964-09-19 10 The programme agreed between the Central and Singapore State Governments for uplifting the underprivileged especially among the Malays paves the way for an attack on the basic causes of communal misunderstanding and friction. One of the proposed measures is the formation of a co-operative housing society with411 words
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Article131 1964-09-19 10 Encouraging progress has been made with the University of Malaya's teaching hospital. The faculty buildings are almost completed and work has started on the foundations of the 14-storey building which will accommodate the 800-bed hospital. All going well, it will be in use early in 1966. It is131 words
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404 1964-09-19 10 South Africa's kidnap and spy gangs By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT A SECRET organlsa- tion, which combines espionage with kidnapping, is operating in Africa from headquarters which are believed to be situated either in Pretoria or Johannesburg. According to some sources, the organisation Is directly under the control of the Security404 words
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Letter89 1964-09-19 10 transport to return home until proper escorts arrive. Principals should prepare lists of students detained and pass such lists to the nearest Police Stations, so that parents making enquiries at nearest Police stations will be Informed of their chlldrens' whereabouts and safety. Parents should be advised through Radio, T.V.89 words
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Letter22 1964-09-19 10 f REFER to the letter from Motorist 1 fS.T. Bept. 5). Under the existing ParkIng Places Rules, no motor-22 words
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Article, Illustration929 1964-09-19 10 ALLINGTON KENNARD on THAT VETO ONCE again Russia has vetoed peace, this time at Indonesia's request. Nine membetrs of the Security Council approved the Norwegian resolution which deplored the paratroop landings at Labis, and cat led upon Indonesia and Malaysia to end warlike incidents and return to the929 words
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Advertisement840 1964-09-19 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. tt Ward, lit (Mtntmmm) LIM. To Puay Eng and Oeorge a daughter on 17-8-04 at Mt. Alvernla. Both well. Thanks to Doctor and Staff. ANO SON 10-9-04 to Theresa Henry. Both mother son fine. Deepest i-ntliude Mother Perpetual Succour Saints Jude and Gerard Thanks Doctor and Staff of840 words
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Advertisement78 1964-09-19 10 Look again. this one is different Soft luxurious wash-and-wear... that means It's ARROW DBCTOtf Tailored, to trim and taper the body line) s*> rr looks mode-»o-»>ea»ure. See our ssisttosi to whltt, o» «sj*st Inloy Mas Iraary of Arrow Deeton discover the stor rrsstj look complete wrinkle-free poifmw onte. Docte*) Is78 words
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Advertisement110 1964-09-19 10 SIGURD STENHOJ i/s COMPRESSORS *4g 2.5 to 42 cv. ft m lu>ti i m^ m mm%tr HYORAULIC ff/ PRESSES I"'V t T > y ir "~ll sto 100 torn f 1 j Stenhoj garage equipment offers unequalled reliability, fJ m economy, long life and «AM W&gm-^ktfL Sif of operation and110 words
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Article, Illustration285 1964-09-19 11 Constitution was amended to allow popular President to be in office C D4ATOt K« Teck kef 0$ CvHMBCCC He Usheea rr» MM SMCC IT3I tM 1*54 «*4 19SS. «M 1*52 m 4 1953. pnyui »h« Mr. Ye. OU. HB MW tut S5O mßm 5 p«re C— itit^ni e^. I*s* «W285 words
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Advertisement25 1964-09-19 11 V^l Ih I i h) flßl Bhl Bhl Bhl "^^B i c 9^^B S^^b _^^^^^^S 29 TANGUN HALT ci_OSE. SINGAPORE. 3. r tl E«261 UlTlited25 words
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Title Section13 1964-09-19 11 Opening of mem building SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMM{*gE; COMM|l Stratts Times Supplement13 words
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Article, Illustration534 1964-09-19 11 Lim Beng Tee - Lim Beng Tee $2 MILLION MARK OF CONFIDENCE IN SINGAPORE -THE «final tpramg #f the IMmyt $2 ad* I «f the Siasap«rr Ctoe« l k»ber «f C«aß»re n Hill Street t*Mrrmm br the Prwe Ifinfter. Mr. Lee ksu t«rr. It signilleß tJie_ canJJdmcc off Singapore534 words
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Article, Illustration19 1964-09-19 11 OA TO LflK Kflßß OhIBHL OhSß^' ULt »Wt 15 INI. O» m ate. T«| Ctei Tml19 words
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Article26 1964-09-19 11 TEO HANG SAW - TEO HANG SAW s. the tmmtmt it tfcr I wkBL ay hay provd w Bead of Ikppct IK hoped Chat ov drtc26 words
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Article, Illustration34 1964-09-19 12 THE $2 million new premises of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street which will be officially opened by the Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. tomorrow.34 words
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623 1964-09-19 12 SENATOR KO TECK KIN - SENATOR KO TECK KIN By- 'J'HE idea of putting up a new building to replace the old premises of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce was mooted more than 20 years ago. We are very exhilarated that the long-cherished dream has now been623 words
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231 1964-09-19 12 Yap Pheng Geek - By Yap Pheng Geek. Vice-Presidant TIE completion of the new premises of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Singapore marks a new chapter in Chinese enterprise and participation in the economic development and prosperity of the country. Many old residents of Singapore regret the231 words
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853 1964-09-19 13 SOON PENG YAM - Architectural fusion of East and West SOON PENG YAM ITS FACILITIES ALREADY AT THE DISPOSAL OF OTHER MALAYSIAN COMMUNITIES By Chairman of the Building Design and Planning Committees 'J'HE completion and formal opening of the new 10-storey building of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce today are happy tidings not853 words
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Article, Illustration104 1964-09-19 13 Chinese palace. Picture above tttowt the entrance to the building and the two liont elaborately worked out. THE design of the new $2 million Chinese Chamber of Commerce building in Hill Street is unique and hill of features which one can hardly find in oHier104 words
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Article978 1964-09-19 14 KHENG CHIN HOCK - KHENG CHIN HOCK, Over $2 million raised in four years By Chairman of the Building Fund Appeal Committee 'pHKRK is no precedent in Singapore for th. marvellous success achieved by th. Chinese Chamber of Commerce in its appe:for donations towards its Building Fund. Just a month978 words
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509 1964-09-19 14 TONG CHING TSIEN - Everything in keeping with the dignity of S'pore TONG CHING TSIEN. By B.Sc. C.E Member of the Building Committee THE impressive new building of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce al Hill Street is a new landmark. It is one of the few outstanding buildings in Singapore that take the509 words
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Article193 1964-09-19 14 PERHAPS no other Chinese community leader in Malaysia has such a longstanding serving record as that of the grand old man. Mr. Yeo Chan Boon. 83. Mr. Yeo. now an honorary president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, an honour given in193 words
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Advertisement63 1964-09-19 24 Latt CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $10 (minimum) DAVY to Kathleen and Colin thp Klft of a daughter Slot.han Jocelyn ■later for Stephanie at Uungsar Ward 11-9-64 K.L. BETWEEN toOON PENG, eldest ton of Mr. and Mrs Chan Ah Yoke of Singapore and Bze Mcc, Elizabeth, mt-ond daUKßtcr of Mr. and Mrs.63 words
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Advertisement20 1964-09-19 24 $£ye <fiou**e% tUt "EXTRA" PAGOL WORLD FAMOUS SWISS WATCH Ref tis3 .^L I Ref.*****| f >yj^ Fitted with INCABLOC shock-absorber20 words
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Advertisement175 1964-09-19 12 WILLIAM JACKS CO. (MALAYA) LIMITED Congratulate THE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE on the opening of their premises at Hill Street Singapore Tradition Progress A new chapter is added to the 59 years of fine tradition and achievement of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce when the new $2J million building is175 words
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Advertisement181 1964-09-19 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FROM SINGAPORE PIECE-GOODS TRADERS' GUILD 75 CIRCULAR RD.. SINGAPORE. 1. Best Wishes CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPORE CHINESE TEXTILES SUNDRIES IMPORTERS' UNION US NEIL ROAD, SINGAPORE 2 and SPORE SUNDRY GOODS TEXTILES MERCHANTS ASSN., 43-A UPPER NANKIN STREET. SINGAPORE. Congratulations TO SINGAPORE CHINESE181 words
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Advertisement170 1964-09-19 13 Electrical Installation to i THE SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER of COMMERCE NEW BUILDING WITH *,i ELECTRICAL s ACCESSORIES ARMOURED CABLES P.V.C. CABLES BY MALAYAN CABLES LTD. By Agents:R. E. MORRIS CO., LTD. 18, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****/8 174, JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN, K.L. TEL: ***** c c 5 The 3170 words
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Advertisement32 1964-09-19 13 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. WE ARE PROUD TO BE ENTRUSTED WITH THE ERECTION OF THIS MAGNIFICENT BUILDING. NANYANG STRUCTURAL CO. LTD., 43 WILKIE ROAD, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: *****, *****, *****.32 words
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Advertisement170 1964-09-19 14 Uiili WM the ch|NESE chamber of commerce J WvSQj PHcW-- on the occaslon of the official opening of Compactl s P ace sayi "g Nft^Ql Ksr¥t the r neW buildin S at Hi Street, Singapore. Chrysler units meet •s*^B2 Illly Clim e "X CHRYSLER AIRTEMP- W th M re luirements1170 words
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134 1964-09-19 15 No accord yet in textiles dispute ITCALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian and British officials here today failed to reach agreement over the cotton goods dispute. A statement issued by the .Ministry of Commerce and Industry after today's talks said: "The Malaysian and British officials at the talks have made nseful progress134 words
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Article21 1964-09-19 15 nuNOUN, Fri.— A Red Cross BociPty branch has been formed In Bukit Besl, a mining town near here.21 words
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61 1964-09-19 15 Singapore's population hits 1.8 m mark SINGAPORE, Fri.— The population of Singapore as at June 30 this year was 1,820.--000. as compared to 1.775,200 in June last year, and 1,799,400 in December. The break-down of this year's June figure:- 944,--900 males and 875.100 females. These official figures, published today, exclude61 words
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Article46 1964-09-19 15 PENANO. Fri. The Chief Kathi of Penang, Haji Ahmad Maliki. has been appointed president of the Btate Islamic Religious Council. Haji Ahmad has been acting as president since the resignation of the former president, Haji Q. M. Yusoff. two years ago.46 words
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300 1964-09-19 15 'Magnanimous' offer to heart cases by W. Australia SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Government of Western Australia has offered to treat, free of charge, a limited number of open heart surgery cases from Singapore annually. Announcing this today, the Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said that these cases would be restricted300 words
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Article29 1964-09-19 15 TArPINO. Fri— Five cows and two bulls worth $1,500 were struck dead by lishtning while under a tree during a heavy storm in the Kamunting area yesterday.29 words
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Article, Illustration183 1964-09-19 15 JOSEPH YEO - Spore Malays: A bright new life... JOSEPH YEO Massive plans covering housing, training, industry r—by Singapore fHE Singapore Government has drawn up preliminary plans to help raise the standards of living of the Malay community in the State The plans were disclosed today by the Ministry of National Development and183 words
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Article58 1964-09-19 15 SINGAPORE. Pri. The new American Consul General in Singapore will be Mr. John A. Lacey. 47. a diplomat for the past 15 years with the U.S. Department of State. Hi> MHOMdi Mr. Sam Gilstrap who left here last year. Mr. Lacey will arrive here next58 words
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Article50 1964-09-19 15 SINGAPORE, Pri Two "active" secret society fighters were detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance yesterday. One of them, a member of the Slo Sar Oi was arrested In Boat Quay, and the other belonging to ttae Slo Ang Leng was picked up In Palembang Road.50 words
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Article28 1964-09-19 15 SEREMBAN. Ftl. The president of the Seremban Town Council Mr. P. Ournam Singh Oiil. has been admitted to the General Hospital here with a dislocated right shoulder.28 words
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Article577 1964-09-19 15 be taken to extend Malaya's rural development programme to Singapore. These measures, he said, were designed to help the "depressed sections" of the Singapore community, particularly the Malays. They Include the formation of the housing society, through which these people could buy flats and get577 words
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229 1964-09-19 15 Razak: Indons may link up with Reds in Malaya KDALA LUMPUR. Fri. The nation was warned today of the possibility of a link-up between the Indonesians and the remnants of the Malayan Communist Party. WARNING NO. 1: The Deputy Prime Minister, Tan Abdul Raiak. said the Reds and Indonesians were229 words
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116 1964-09-19 15 RAUB. Fri. Seven men were Jointly charged in the Sessions Court here yesterday with robbing a lorry driver of 108 piculs of smoked rubber sheets and a lorry, valued a total of $24,000, on Aug. 12. The seven were: Yee Wa Kiang, 19, Leong116 words
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239 1964-09-19 15 Floating beads that beat fall-out fears I^UALA LUMPUR. Pri Malaysians who fear nuclear fallout can now t>uy themselves a fallout detector for $15. The detector, whiel be held easily in tru- hand. Is manufactured by m American firm and is on sale locally. Professor Thong Saw Pak. head of the239 words
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Article37 1964-09-19 15 SINGAPORE. Fri Two tlmn robbed a salesman. Mr. W.iug Cheong Seng, of $597 and vnlued at $60 after thre i him with a chopper In the buck portion of ;i Mranfoon Road coffee shop yesterday.37 words
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Miscellaneous798 1964-09-19 15 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYSIA SHORTWAVE SERVICES: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 62 and 25 Metres <iriii f«- ill uui «o MEDILM HAVE SERVICE: MtKWCES. 47.7 Mid W2 476 Metres Metres A.M.: 600 Good Morning; A.M.: 6.00 Prog. Summary Sm "^iV^Abig 602 Morntn Melodle8: 7.30 News; 7.40 Brealtlas't News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; iT£^%o% Cd798 words
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Article, Illustration874 1964-09-19 16 UNITED NATIONS Friday I)ATO (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman said yesterday that he hoped Indonesia would now conform to normal international conduct. Without the basic norms of international conduct, the world would revert to the law of the874 words
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Article245 1964-09-19 16 the Charter has been created Malaysia entertained nothing but friendliness and goodwill towards Indonesia. "We sincerely seek their reciprocation." Dr. Ismail paid tribute to the effort of the Moroccan and Ivory Coast delegates to find a solution. •'Their final failure Is no reflection on their245 words
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Article, Illustration427 1964-09-19 16 Usher warns: Continuation of this war will split the Afro-Asian bloc pability. Mr. Stevenson declared. He noted that Mr. Nlkita Khrushchev. Soviet Premier, had declared in a communication to President Johnson last December that the territor- ial integrity of all States must be inviolate. It was difficult to explain howReuter - 427 words
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Advertisement246 1964-09-19 16 TL L^ .I x 1.1 111 IJ SUZUKI SPORTS SO *N MOO«l Mi« Home of world-champion motorcycles Q napfl The Lightweight Champion of the World SUZUKI MOTOR CO LTD JUvvU Are yOU looking for CXciteniCnt? Adventure? Zcstful. efficient tfflßW Head Office: P.0.80x 116. Haraamatsu.japan it c a l ,>TT^T'i-r fjr246 words
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93 1964-09-19 17 r rHE school year will be ending soon and we, parents, are most concerned about text books. It appears that some schools plan to introduce new text books which, in the opinion of many, are quite unsuitable. Of late many books on various school93 words
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Letter171 1964-09-19 17 The best cure, castor oil UERE I am locked up In my house due to the Curfew Order, all because of trouble makers with their minds deranged by Communist propaganda. My suggestion for dealing with them more drastically and most effectively Is to round them all up and to make171 words
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Letter182 1964-09-19 17 AN Sunday, Sept. !3. I had to call, for business v reasons on a Malay electrician employee of my company in the afternoon. He stays in a Kampong known as Bukit Kasita off Kampons Bahru Road. This is a hurdred per cent Malay Kampong. Before182 words
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Letter297 1964-09-19 17 YOUR editorial recommending a ban on huntJ ing (S.T. Sept. 10) is surely irresponsible, because its views coincide with Soekarno's wishes. If the little recreation we hunters enjoy in this democratic country should be curtailed in areas not affected by security operations, then Soekarno's puruose—to disrupt297 words
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Letter94 1964-09-19 17 CLERK'S 4- YEARS SALARY DELAY SCHOOL clerks who entered the clerical nrofession with a Form Four qualification and later obtained a School Certificate while employed have not yet bad their salaries adjusted. They arc still waiting for pay arrears going back four vcars. As one such victim I am frustrated.94 words
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Letter106 1964-09-19 17 IT la sometimes disappointing to see the police and the armed forces hampered in their praiseworthy work In dealing with unruly elements during off-curfew hours. An innocent citizen is being assaulted by several people someone telephones the police, who arrive on the scene within minutes. But at106 words
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Letter208 1964-09-19 17 I heartily endorse the plea or "brainwashed" (S.T. 12-9-o4 1 lor less canr.td TV material from America. Considering the excellent programmes produced by che BBC and other Commonwealth sources one wonders why more of these are not screened here. In the programme "Kingdom of the Sea"208 words
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Letter264 1964-09-19 17 IYVAS quite sad to read in the Straits Times of Sept. 17 about the death of Mr Mathew Tan Eng Tan. the 20-year-old blind boy who tried to struggle through an University course. I got to know Mathew when I went up to X.1.. last264 words
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Advertisement301 1964-09-19 17 The accent is on QUALITY not c-A-e-e-e-e-e-p Bargains E3 FRIGIDAIRE EjM PRODUCT OF OINIIAI MOTOtS ItHTOffljiTvl FRIGIDAIRE l*?^ 3 Refrigerators Sizes from 4 to 19 cubic feet to suit every houseWj^bTj n) hold> A variety of 1 ■iSi^MHBNi colours to choose from 1 n |s Jl at no extra cost.301 words
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Advertisement407 1964-09-19 17 Specially designed for motorcycles and scooters! -and the plastic package protects it until you need it! You'll g«t fast starts and smooth performance with new Champions because they're specially engineered for -motorcycles and scooters. Special-alloy electrodes resist wear longer. Firing end gets hotter to burn away power stealing deposits. Silvery407 words
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Advertisement558 1964-09-19 18 lmmfms\^mWm*TmWßm\^mmfm\mm\^^ (Continued from Pace 10) ANNOUNCEMENT 70 Ward* Sit (Minimum) GILLIAN LIM pianoforte rental postponed to Sunday 20tb September Cultural Centre Theatre 6.00 p.m. Tickets purchased still valid for new date. OVERSEAS LEAVE tt Wmrda SS (Him.?— Bmx eta, mxtrm FOR HOLIDAY In Devon make Manor Hotel. Dousland. near Yelverton558 words
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Advertisement882 1964-09-19 18 SITUATIONS VACANT Worda SS (Ml*.)— Bmx St ett. extrm QUALIFIED. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER ri-qulred by commercial arm. Must be ahle to work Independently up to trial balance. Reply Box A 4189 S.T. (Spore). WANTED TWENTY BAR Waitresses. English speaking good salary. Apply pe. .onally New Zealand Bar. SI Hentool-.-n street, Singapore.882 words
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Advertisement1167 1964-09-19 18 SITUATIONS VACANT ?n If lira's M I Mi*. i— Box SO ett. txtrm EXPERIENCED MOTOR-CAR SALESMEN required In Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. Salary with high rate* of commission payable. Only applicant* with experience and local connections need apply. Application* received tn confidence to Box MM S.T. Spore. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER1,167 words
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Advertisement993 1964-09-19 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box St ett. axtrm FULLY FURNISHED LEAVE flat Seotts Road. 3 months October to December. 2 bedroom*, study, dining room, large living room, kitchen, fridge, 'phone, fans, light, water, gas Inclusive. Private entrance. larg* garden, garage. $630/- per month. Telepnone (Spore) ***** Saturday onward*.993 words
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Advertisement932 1964-09-19 18 EDUCATION tt Wordt SS (MiH.)-Bax St ett. txtrm CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL. P.O. Box 1936, Singapore Tel: ***** or P.O Box 104. Jonor* Babru. tnsure success through our well-planned Home-study Course* in ■ny subject for 1964 or 1966 eiamlnations 8.8.C.. Scnool Cartlflcat*. K M.C.C.. Qualifying T*»t. L.C.X.. LC.C. Book-Keeptng eta Prospectus932 words
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Advertisement811 1964-09-19 18 HIRE PURCHASE 1 11 Wmrda SS (»Hn.)—Bam St eta. mxtrm HITACHI T.V. No Down Payment Guarantee 20 month*. Malaysia fci*cuic CO.. Slngapor*. Tel: *****/*****1. 0.8. REFRIGERATOR Koo Brothers Co.. 618/624 Oeyiang Road. 87 Gut Coast Road. Slngapor*. Tai: *****/ *****3. GOOD USED OARS oo eaury payments Contact: Cbuan Host: Trading811 words
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Advertisement958 1964-09-19 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE If Wmrda SS (Mlh.)-Box SO et*. mxtrm FOR SALE Auatm A. 60 registered Ncvember 1962 20.000 miles owner leaving. $4.1u0. T*l. (S'por*) *****. IMS CHEVROLET. Excellent running condition 10 m.p.g. $700/- 0.n.0. seen 28 College Road, S'por* after 4 p.m. VAUXHALL VICTOR STANOARD Reg. July 1963 Colour958 words
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Advertisement955 1964-09-19 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wmrda SS (Mi*.)— Box SO et: txtrm NOV. IMS BOROWARD Uoll*tb 1100 Excellent condition Owner muat aril bargain at $<•:.< i. Apply 63 Jalan Uei. •MCKanS, Bc.-nbawang Bill* Uatau •'pore. TWO 1»1 ARIEL "Arrow" 247 c.a. Twin KnKlne Motorcycles, unused, new condition sm.mi/. rach o n.o.955 words
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Advertisement1252 1964-09-19 19 igLUULj IU LIVERPOOL Obi S'po.i sam vna» »»n«*a INCHISES Liverpul D.b 1 IB Pt Stpt 21 Sept 21 UYTONEUS li.erpeel. C ago* Eli. 31 Seat -I Sipt 22 25 Sipt 70 •NTENOR liteipnl. A.u-mouth 6'»« Stlt2l Sept 21, 3 TREUS literpul. &ia;gow... Sept 21 Oct 2 Oct 4 OIOMEO 11,252 words
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Advertisement1339 1964-09-19 19 fV-.^ THE EAC LINES FjjtXY VK^ SIHGArOI?t KUALA IUMfUI.f.SWfTTtNHAH*. PtMANC Pkiat ICSI Pkrat ***** Pktaa SSOI P»nt ***** SAiIINSS 10 CENOA, U MAVRf HAMBORS, BREMtN, »NlwtPr, ROnERBAM. AMSTtRDAM, OSLO SOTHEHOURt ANO COPtNHAtEN S'pon S-riam Panaiig "PANAMA" ....S. 11-14/21 Sipt V 2S Sept 27 20 Sept -OEiRA a; a Mil/ 11,339 words
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Advertisement1329 1964-09-19 19 I Benuline EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON, LIVERPOOL CONIINtNIAL POBIS. BENARMIN f or London Oct 11 !..«gaoo.« PL rOBJI Penan, ft"*"! JJ G1.33/Sept2l Rttirdaai Oct 31 nilyvPNlir For Hambuig Oct 10 SCfIVfiNUJb Lonoon MngsMxr ft S'nan PenMt mm la Sift 20/24 Sift 25/ 20 Sept Oct l Rotterdam Nay 20 •ogifora1,329 words
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Advertisement1243 1964-09-19 19 BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVtI HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Smgapori Pt Stiam *Btjpj| KITY Of CHESTER ll Part, Tel jy tCITY OF WELLINGTON 21/21 Sipt 21 31 Sept •CUT Of LEICESTER II 0 Od II 12 Ocl 13 Oct FLAMINIAN 24/21 Oct 17/20 Oct II Ocl •CITY Of1,243 words
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Article521 1964-09-19 20 Uncertainty dominates rubber H.C.B. and Co. Ltd. In their week's rubber review say that trading has been very restricted during the period, with the uncertainties of the political situation most to blame. The market has been very susceptible to rumours, which have not been lacking. Values continued steady throughout except521 words
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Article104 1964-09-19 20 THE Malayan Exohanss Banks AtsaA ciatien made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Haw York: buying TT 32), airmail OD 321, 90 d/st. 32 15/16 credit bills, 33 1/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 33 1/16, airmail OD 35 3/16. 00 d/st.104 words
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Article36 1964-09-19 20 On the fret exchange market tn Hone Kong yesterday the U.S. dallar was quoted at 3.771 for TT and 6.76* for cash. Sterling wan quoted at 15.98 and ant tael of jolt) at 2301.36 words
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811 1964-09-19 20 From Our Market Correspondent ACTION by the committee of the Malaysian Stock Exchange yesterday restored stable trading conditions to the share market after the exaggerated falls of the past few days. At the close industrials were showing good gains on the previous day and the811 words
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Article25 1964-09-19 20 Malayan Stock Indirrs Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Industrials: 74.75 TV.*:, rins: 119.00 119.00 1 rubbers: 100.10 100.10 •Dec. SO, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=10025 words
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Article858 1964-09-19 20 DUSINKSS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops (1.000) $1.60. (1.000) $1.80. (1.000) $1.90, (1.000) 51. 82. (4.000) $1.68, (1,000) $1.70. (3.000) $1.71, (1.000) $1.75, (1.000) $1.72:858 words
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Article25 1964-09-19 20 September 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 691 cents tup five-eighths.) TIN: 5735.25 a pk-nl (up 54.87J). Unofficial estimated offering;: 240 tons (up five tons).25 words
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319 1964-09-19 20 '/TiHE price of Btralts tin on M. the Penang market yesterday rose $4,874 a Picul to $735.25 on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen five tons to 240 tons. The price Is another postKorean War high. In London spot tin had319 words
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Advertisement1130 1964-09-19 20 VI KAWASAKI RISEN KAJSHA LTD. U.S.A. Great Lakes, East Canada Service H'kong Yokohama Ha'ifai Montreal Toronto Cleveland Oicago ■Teia> Mart" 21/22 Sept 2 Oct M Oct INn i Ni. 12 Nt* "Okskuaa Man" 12/13 Oct 20 Oct 2t Nt* 20 Nt* West Coast ot Central South America Service Vhanta Conrto1,130 words
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Advertisement999 1964-09-19 20 IUSTRaLIA SERVICE INDIA. PAKISTAN ANO P. 6UIF SERVICE Te: Jlelkearit. Syaney Tt: Mjlns ana NtpaattiKia Penani P. S>am Spore Ssore P S'ttm Ptna.ig WRPETA I Ott 1/12 Oct 13/15 Oct RAJUU 21/ 4 Oct 5 Oct Oct lOMBALA 7 Net 912 Nt* 13 it Nt* RAJUU 23 71 Jet 71999 words
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Advertisement201 1964-09-19 20 Paisenger Cargo Service. Strait*/ Nagapattinam/ Madras. Singapore P. Sham Penang TSS. "STATE OF MADRAS" V0Y.144 19/22 Sept. 23 Sept. 24 Sept. DECK fir SALOON PASSACES ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. Chief Agents: R. Jumabhoy 6- Sons Ltd.. Singapore. Phone *****. FM: NEN TOM. hmiUOUPMU MOBIU, NEN OILEaNS t HOUSION S'oort P. S'kaai201 words
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Article66 1964-09-19 21 MELBOURNE, Prt. <• K a 36/9 Mount Isa 43/6 N. Broken Bill (10s.) 39/10 Ampol 11/11 Aust. Con. Ind 61/-B Aust. Paper Manuf 36/7 I: H.P 53/1 Carriers 6/3 Colonial Sugar 75/10 O.J. Coles 16/7 Herald 58/1 Humes 70/I C.I.A.N.Z 64/98 Repco 26/11 Kothmans (10s. unit*) 34/6 B66 words
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Article255 1964-09-19 21 Sept. 18. Three moi tns. INDUSTRIALS lUjimtead 13 CU. M. ContaJnn 12 cts. 1 nilops 14 CU. M. Cables 16 cts. City Dev. 7 cts. McAJister 13 OU B, smelters 24 eta. U. Invest. 11 CU r.ei-o 14 eta. 0.C.8.C. 18 CU. Fed. Dlsp. 12 eta. Rotbmans 11255 words
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Article234 1964-09-19 21 OCTOBER first grad* rubber f.e.b. clo»ed st S p.m. In Singapore Mi Kusla Lumpur yesterday at 69| cents per ib. up five-eighths on Thursday's closing level for the position. in- torn- was steady quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doing prle** in centi per Ib. ye*t*rday: Int. 1 K.B.S. prompt234 words
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Article97 1964-09-19 21 CHIPS lying deniaid* the Singapore wharves er expected t*d»y sre: Nidrr Rijn 3/4, Madagascar Maru 5. Perita N.W. 3. Sadao N.W. 4. Panama U 14. State of Madras 15 16. Kre-iirm-k Clover 21/22. Calcutta Maru L". 30, Song Be 31/32. Benarmin 33/ M, Star Antares 35/56, Annna97 words
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Article69 1964-09-19 21 -HINESE Preduc* fliehsng*. Slnga- per* noon prlctt per picul y**terday: tcemrt ell: bulk $31 1 seller*, drum JS4J Mllen. Copra: Svpt./OcL CX 'Continent Pepper: Mivik unite $140 sellers. PnmuHk while Hl7| sellers. special Sarawak black $in7| sellers, garbled L»mponK nlack Sll5 seller*. »STA filers. ginnaper* Ccoonut Oil Milltn'69 words
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Advertisement302 1964-09-19 21 (Continued fr*m Pmfe 18) VEHICLES FOR SALE to Word* SS (Vim.)— Box SO rl*. extra CHOICE OF MINI-MINOR Buper de Luxe 1963 In almond green, only 3.400 miles and one owner since new, J3.700 0.n.0.. or 1961 Rovhdale Olympic, red. M-nulne 100 m.p.h. car. One must go! I'hone Ireson (Spore)302 words
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Advertisement979 1964-09-19 21 FOR SALE Wtrd* U (Mtm.i—Box M rts. *xtrm stroud PIANO. 2nd band, in good showroom rendition. $I,OSO/- 0.n.0. Box A 4153 S.T. (Spore). ARROW A MANHATTAN Shirts to clear 512.90 only at Lachmandas A Co.. 54, UiKh Street. Singapore WIOE RANCE OF Ketrigerators/ Domestic Appliances. Sparton. 214/6 Bi kit Timah979 words
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Advertisement1537 1964-09-19 21 NOTICES S5o,o«o.oeo FEDERATION OF MALAYA sfi5 f i REGISTERED STOCK 1962/72. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Madam Son Lai Huat of Kuala Trengganu has applied for the Issue of a duplicate certificate in replacement of the original certificate No. *****8 for $1,000.00 stock registered in the name of Tay Wee1,537 words
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Advertisement752 1964-09-19 21 NOTICES KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER RACE MEETING 1164 FIRST DAY SUNDAY: 27TH. SEPTEMBER 1964 SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY: 30TH. SEPTEMBER 1964 THIRD DAY SUNDAY: 4TH. OCTOBER 1964 ADMISSION TO THE RACE COURSE, BY BADGES ONLY. Usual $1. Unlimited Sweeps (for Members only) are available at the Town752 words
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Advertisement804 1964-09-19 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPOk )LYTECHNIC DEPAKT NT OP I N.IN. ILNG Applications are Invited for the posts of (1) Senior Lecturer and (2) Lecturer/Assistant Lecturer In Rubber Technology to take up duties as soon as possible. DUTIES: (1) To set up and operate lectures and laboratory courses for technicians In Rubber804 words
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Advertisement622 1964-09-19 21 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.WJ3. registered contractors for the: "Supply and Delivery of Motor Transport Spares to P.W.D and Other Government Departments, Singapore, for the year 1965." Supply Contractors Mechanical Equipment. Closing Date: 10 a.m. of 2nd October. 1964. Pull particulars may be seen and obtained at622 words
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Advertisement201 1964-09-19 21 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors in Class 'EX' and above up to 3.00 p.m. on 29th September 1934 rl the Office of the Jurutera Negeri. Kedah/ Perils, Alor Star, For: The Laying of 10" and 8" diameter Asbestos Ceme: Mains and Ancillary Works201 words
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Article1227 1964-09-19 22 QLEANDER 111 is my confident tip for the richest classic on the Malaysian Turf, the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cup over lOf, at Bukit Timah today. The New Zealandbred five-year-old mare, by Gold Nib. has yet to win in the top class but I am not1,227 words
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Article155 1964-09-19 22 j EPSOM JEEP SANDGATE Race 1 Miv sumh Fine A: Dandj Til I r Race 2 Dark Vengeance Jazz Singer I XF.CITIVE R««e 3 Hogerthorpe Lovable CALL BOY POINTER EVER ONWARD FINE A DANDY Fine uandy Sandcate Al. Auctioneer M. .auctioneer SIJNIOK TEE LP Jazz Singer Bujya Tapah155 words
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Article878 1964-09-19 22 I EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTEH 1 Oleander 111 1 Sungei Wang 1 r e ton j 2 Champion 2 Felton 2 Yes Dear II 3 Felton 3 Oleander 111 3 Resquilleur THE SINGAPORE GOLD CUP (Cl 1 Div I—l Of) RACE 0 Winn er receives $35,000878 words
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142 1964-09-19 22 John Khoo adjudged the best boxer SINOAPORE. Fri. John Kho« was adjudged the best boxer at the St. Andrew's School annual boxing championships when he outpointed Neo Kay Hong In the mldgetweight final at Woodsville yesterday. The team champion for the Phoa Thai Seng Trophy was won by Gomes Hou.se142 words
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Article53 1964-09-19 22 LONDON. Fri. Results of Rugby matches played In Britain last night: Rufcby Union Ab*ravon 13 Swansea 6; Bath 18 Stroud 11; Gloucester 17 Cheltenham 0; Oxford 26 Unitod Services Portsmouth 13: Pontypool 9 Newport 14: Taunton 17 Somerset Police 17. Rugby League: Vnrivhlrp (up 2nd rr> LrednReuter - 53 words
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Article16 1964-09-19 22 NEW ran ynrhi > the Brit IMi In jr*v a.o to t»kr A 0 of16 words
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Advertisement166 1964-09-19 22 I Cr«am ""^"*"\l''^fl t-^" masculine freshness y makes it s great to be a man i i Brllliantln* BJBBO ~M"jl Shampoo BB SHULTON NEW YORK LONDON |g :j\ c:iiiiiiiiiiiic:r; ;!«iiiiiiiiiiiit]iiiiiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiiiincj iiiiiticiiiiiiiiiiiiicjiini lunn iicmiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiii^ j HOOVER PARK j (7^m.s. BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (behind Beauty World) SINGAPORE) THE HOUSING "ESTATE ON ELEVATED166 words
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Miscellaneous189 1964-09-19 22 Alley Oop By V.T. Hamlin MINOTAUC, EH? OF GUEGS THE GOPS L- 1 CsO I CAN 1 I _<3AAH! IF I WERE^- "^^^4. _BUT COME ALONG THERE WHAT USE IS SUCH J FIND IT EXPEPIENf A-.MANY ARE SEE BY A RESIPENT HERE,/ PERHAPS.- > ARE OTHER THINGS "TO J A189 words
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Article1165 1964-09-19 23 Race 1-2.15 Cl 2 Div 5 ($9,500) 7£ 1 000 Bright Eyes IV (August St.) Rodgers, 3 9.0 Mozham 11 2 ***** SandgAte g (79 St.) E. Brt uk. 8 8.13 ISF) Donnelly 8 3 ***** Mins Susan g (TR Locki Donnelly, 51,165 words
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Article49 1964-09-19 23 IPOH, Fri. The Malaysian Hockey Federation Umpires' Board written examination for umpires, which was postponed on Aug 23. will be held simultaneously in Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Seremban. Temerloh, Malacca and Batu Pahat on Sunday. Sept. 27. at 7 p.m. There are 61 candidates for the examination.49 words
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284 1964-09-19 23 OLYMPIC FRONT by Norman Siebel J£UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia's representation by a contingent of some 90-strong at the first Olympic Games in Asia at Tokyo next month will cost $240,--000, the Olympic Council of Malaysia's f i n a n ee committee284 words
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Article556 1964-09-19 23 HOCKEY TNDIAS hockey team for next month's Olympic 1 Games at Tokyo will receive YIP treatment from the time they arrive in Singapore on Monday for four matches— at Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca and Singapore on their nine-day visit The Malaysian Hockey Federation have not556 words
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264 1964-09-19 23 CRICKET SINGAPORE, Fri. Worcestershire, the Englisn county cricket champions, will play four matches in Malaysia two here and two at Kuala Lumpur during a ten-day visit next March. Worcestershire, who plan to make a five to six weeks tour of India,264 words
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Article96 1964-09-19 23 BADMINTON Malacca inter-club: ACS bt Medicals 3-2; Argonauts bt WD Civilians 4-1; DTC bt Municipal 3-2 BASKETBALL Kinta tourney iB. Qajah): Tronoh MCA Youths 78 Yoke Kwan HS 23. B. Oajah 63 Bt Merah 37. SOCCER Victory Cup (Malacca): New Market 2 Medicals 0. T.lnlnr L»e: Kiiat 496 words
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101 1964-09-19 23 RUGGER Victorians retain the Lewis Trophy KUALA LUMPUR, Fri—Victoria Institution retained the Lewis Trophy when they thrashed Technical Institute by 26 points (four Reals and two penalties) to eight (goal md a penalty i in the Selansror interschool rugby final at the Merdcka Stadium today. The Victoriana showed marked superiority101 words
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Article78 1964-09-19 23 KTJALA KANOSAR. Fri. Rahim Ahmad, a former Malayan Olympic and Asian Games athlete, and Maheran binte Jamaluddln, a nurse, were married here recently. Rahim who is a social welfare officer here, represented Malaya at the Olympic Games at Melbourne in 1956. the British Empire Games at78 words
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Article22 1964-09-19 23 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Forces Driving Club of Malaysia will hold a scramble for motor-cycles at Ulu Pandang on Sunday, 1.30 p.m22 words
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Advertisement56 1964-09-19 23 f\s tob« k\\ ||l| 1 te t»tio«* U fstu nel te !v^ Messrs. Jardine Waugh (Singapore) Limited, Pharm.Dept., P.O. Box 260, Spore. I enclose 2 Medac cartons and 20 cents stamp. Please tend me al5 gm. tube of Medac acne cream. I NAME (Mr./Mrs./Miss) ADDRESS: (Full) j HURRY! Thia offer56 words
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Advertisement216 1964-09-19 23 If you seek a guarantee of exceptional precision... IHlllllllllllllllllliHHiinni^^^H|||llllllMiltli choose 'w K Rfmo2 the watch OMEGA CONSTELLATION 111 6 WOl'll CALENDAR. ••If-wlnding Chronometer, waltr- fIQC lOSirilt proof, anti-mjgnetic. thock- pro- lIQO ICUI Hi ttcttd. In •tainltu ittcl, gold top ■tMI back, and It ct. gold. From \C\ t TMCt Here's216 words
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Miscellaneous134 1964-09-19 23 ;.TV SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Mai. Govt. Service. semi-finals: S'gor v Prisons (Princes Rd>; CEB v Armed Forces (Stadium Perak). RIGGER Inter-state friendly: Negri-Malacca v S'gor (Seremban). Club matches: Klang v Mai. University (Klang); Spor» University v Blacks (Bt Timah); RAOC v SCC (A. Rajah Rdi; S. Johore v OHQ (J.134 words
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Obituary42 1964-09-19 24 R THANALETCHIMI •<• o K Va»U■ir.rl i<-!>-iii KnndnnK K*rKmta Road at 4.30 p.m. today for Bldadart. VJ. SOMAIUNORAM aged 64 retired Lecturer Technical College. CorWge leaving 12 Bukit Mentrl Selatao 3 p.m. for Church of Assumption P.J. Thence to Birch Road Ownetery-42 words
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Article239 1964-09-19 24 Umno Youth protests at article KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The British High Commissioner, Lord Head, received a letter today from Umno Youth protesting against accusations made by a British newspaper against Tengku Abdul Rahman. The article appeared in the Sunday, Telegraph. The decision to protest against it was taken at a239 words
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Article34 1964-09-19 24 SINGAPORE, Frl.— American beauty queen. Miss Sandra Stocker, 21. vho postponed her visit to Singapore earlier this month due to the disturbances will fly into Singapore by Thai International on Wednesday.34 words
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Article338 1964-09-19 24 LONDON. Fri.— The stock marcets ended their quietest week for i considerable time on a sublued note today. Activity was on m sven smaller scale than on preceding days and no decided trend was established. Prices in the industrial market moved irregularly and within narrow limits, apart from338 words
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Article41 1964-09-19 24 LONDON. Prt—Spot2o-15/16d., Oct. 21d.. Nov. 21d.. Dec. 20-U-16d.. Oct. Deo. 21d., Jan. Mar. 20\d.. Apr-June 20-13 16U. July Sept 20\d.. Oct./ Dec. 20\d.. Jan. Mar. 20;, d.. Apr June 20\d.. c.i.f. Oct. 20-9 16d.. Nov 20' ad. Tone: Very steady41 words
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Article22 1964-09-19 24 LONDON. Fri.—Buyers £1447'^. sellers £*****. Forward buyers £1433, sellers £1435. Settlement £1450. Turnover a.m. 360 tons, p.m. 95. tons. Tone: Steady.22 words
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Article, Illustration124 1964-09-19 24 SOCCER STAR BREAKS LEG IN COME-BACK BID LONDON. Frl.— A footballer sits on the ground clutching his left leg in a moment of agony. He is Dave Mackay, the Spurs Scottish International wing half and his left leg is broken for the second time in nine months.Mirrorpic - 124 words
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145 1964-09-19 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TWO Malaysian fishermen were robbed of their possessions worth $8,810 by an Indonesian gunboat crew of 20 yesterday in international waters, off the Straits of Malacca. Tan Ah Loon and Lee Jee Liew from Port Swettenham were fishing in the Straits145 words
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72 1964-09-19 24 Seven off to see British, U.S. elections KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A seven-man Malaysian delegation left here today for Britain and America to witness the British general election and the U.S. Presidential election. Their trip is sponsored by the British Government and the Asia Foundation. The seven-man party is led by72 words
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Article, Illustration273 1964-09-19 24 Greek King marries Anne Marie ATHENS, Frl. King Constantine of Greece married Denmark's 18 year old Princess Anne Marie in an Athens cathedral today as a million Greeks cheered ai the streets of the capital. The new Queen had tears of happiness In her eyes at the end of theReuter - 273 words