The Straits Times, 14 December 1964
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Title Section26 1964-12-14 1 LIBRARY, PO7P AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 C 1964 He**"?* 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1964 v 15 CENTS KDN 73126 words
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Article, Illustration622 1964-12-14 1 'There was tacit understanding' PREMIER: FROM BAD TO WORSE... KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that the Yang di-Pertua Negara of Sabah, Tun Mustapha bin Datu Harun, had a say in political matters. "There was tacit understanding on this between the Alliance partners before622 words
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Article63 1964-12-14 1 Soek is ill, says Jakarta radio JAKARTA. Sun. President j i Soekamo is ill. Radio Jakarta re- ported today. The radio quoted its reporter from the President's Summer palace in B: ■cor. seme 40 miles j south of here, as saying that he mas limping because his right foot swelled.Reuter - 63 words
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71 1964-12-14 1 JAKARTA. Sun. A I Communist women's organisation held a demonstration against thr Government last Wednesday in Mcdan. the capital of North Sumatra, urging the prices of common goods be lowered. The official news agency Antara reported today that "hundreds" of members of (ierwani (Indonesian71 words
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437 1964-12-14 1 gUALA LUMPUR Sun. The 200-strong Immigration Service, I'nion warned tonight that there would be hold-ups and delays of international flights landing here tomorrow. Also affected by the Immigration officers' work-to-rule, starting at 8.30 a.m., will be passenger and cargo ships calling at437 words
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144 1964-12-14 1 INDON DIES IN CLASH OFF I RAFFLES LIGHT SINGAPORE, Sun. An Indonesian was killed and four others injured in an exchange of fire with a British naval patrol craft about one mile from Raffles Light tonight. The incident started at about 10 p.m. when the British naval boat. H. M.144 words
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Article29 1964-12-14 1 LAGOS. Sun— Nigeria's Central Bank rates has been increased from 4 to 5 per cent with effect from yesterday, according to an offirial announcement. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article50 1964-12-14 1 LOS ANGELES. Sun. Actor wlliam Benaix. 58. i> .suffering from Lumbar pneumonia and his family last night said that doctors had told them he was not expected to live. Bendix. the amiable tough pity of many Hollywood films I mitted to hospital here last Tuesday. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article31 1964-12-14 1 TSHOMBE: I CAN BEAT THE COMMUNISTS MUNICH, Sun Con\i» Premier MdM T-homlH- said today he was ridifiilcnt ho «'»ul(l tip thr M.ilrs in Africa ■gakMl Urn Communists. I PI31 words
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Article221 1964-12-14 1 MOSCOW, Sim. The Soviet Communist Party yesterday announced plans for a meeting of Communist officials on March 1 to prepare for a world Communist conference. The drafting commission, which nominally consists of 26 Communist parties, was originally due to meet in Moscow on Tuesday, but221 words
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Article, Illustration151 1964-12-14 2 Mendez after a medical check up I'm not quitting UNITED NATIONS Sun. The Philippines Foreign Secretary. Mr. Mauro Mendez, said here that he had no intention of retiring from politirs or resigning from his post. He showed surprise when a-keri if lie planned to retire or resign And he asked:AP - 151 words
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88 1964-12-14 2 TOKYO. Sun. Chinas Foreign Minister. Marshal Chen Yi. said yesterday that China had been forced to develop its own nuclear weapons becauMof "U.S. nuclear threats. The purpose of China In possessing nuclear weapons "is to break the nuclear monopoly, eliminate nuclear weapons and prevent88 words
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Article31 1964-12-14 2 JAKARTA. Sun.— Four children '< fr.wl whfi a mortar &hell exploded rear Padalarnr.g. West Ja\a. They found the shell en a hill ai.d hi; it w.th a stone.— Reu'.er.Reuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration39 1964-12-14 2 METAL AND 8AM800. A SOUTH VIETNAM colonel and an American officer examine a Chinesemade light machinegun with an improvised bamboo sight which was abandoned by a Vietcong battalion after a big battle near Dat Do last week. U.P.I, picture.UPI - 39 words
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223 1964-12-14 2 NEW YORK, Sunday. THE New York Times today warned of the folly of escalating the war in South Vietnam "merely to prop up the Huong Government for its approaching confrontation with the Buddhists." Commenting on the Amerl-| canReuter - 223 words
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Article26 1964-12-14 2 JAKARTA. Sun.— President So*. k-ir'io has instructed Dr. Charml S.ilrh. tlir Third Dcp\i!v Prim? .i unifana for kfluisten, Jakarta newspapers said today. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article29 1964-12-14 2 AMMAN. Sir I..—A1 A you-* '.-:rl v.:'s killed by lishtivs u.d four jou.ms coliap.srd during heavy and floods i:' thr Ivbid .M-»>a of northern Jordan. Reiner.29 words
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106 1964-12-14 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Indoneslan students at Padang. west Sumatra, shouted "Expel the Peace Corps" when they boycotted a sports programme set up by two American volunteers last week. There were o demonstrations. *nd no physical threat to the Peace Corps coaches at Padann. TheUPI - 106 words
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108 1964-12-14 2 JERUSALEM. Sun—Mordecai Ink the Israeliborn Egyptian spy w ho was found in an air freight crate at Rome Airport, is to be charged with having contacted foreign agents, it was reported today. The charges bears a maximum penalty of life imprisonment. Luk was remandedUPI - 108 words
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Article, Illustration231 1964-12-14 2 Mrs. Banda set on takeover of Ceylon Press /COLOMBO. Sup.. Mrs. Bandaranaike. Ceylon's Prime Minister, said yesterday that "after our victory at the next elections. we are determined to implement all proposals of the Press Commission report She was speaking at the annual conference in Kandy of the ruling SriReuter - 231 words
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Miscellaneous39 1964-12-14 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby f UJUATS V PARROT-' I'M < f ANDISNT IT tWOMfXRRJV rUAT?J \vocKiuG Artec V- it can talk r— J /^Z77T^\ /WUATDIDUEPUUSBAWP> «c SAY T& "EC tt/UEM SUE V 2* __^S OIAT BLUeUAT^/ 11 2 il39 words
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Article, Illustration243 1964-12-14 3 NEW YORK, Sunday. •JQE Duke of Windsor left New York last night on a *wo day, 1,500-mile train journey to Houston, Texas, for a possible operation. The Duke, accompanied by the Duchess, arrived at Pennsylvania station by a little-used entrance, descended to platform levelReuter - 243 words
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162 1964-12-14 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara, yesterday announced a major shake-up in America's military reserve system involving the elimination of all army reserve units and their merger with the National Guard (Territorials). He said the move would saveReuter - 162 words
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Article35 1964-12-14 3 VATICAN CITY. Sun— The Vatican Press Office yesterday announced that Pope Paul would deliver his annual Christmas message to the world at 7 p.m. G.M.T. (3.30 a.m. Malayan time > on Dec. 22. AP.AP - 35 words
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75 1964-12-14 3 NEW YORK, Sun. A 28--year-old Negro mortuary attendant has been arrested after allegedly attacking a pregnant young woman In her flat. Police said the man, John Patterson, was charged with felonious iiss.iuli and robbery after being found in the 21-year-old housewife's apartment on FridayReuter - 75 words
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212 1964-12-14 3 British envoy's call on Soviet Premier starts a 'summit' flurry MOSCOW. Sunday A SURPRISE lunch time visit to the Kremlin by the British Ambassador yesterday led to a flurry of diplomatic speculation about a possible rummit meeting between the British and Soviet Prime Ministers. The British Embassy clampied a rigidReuter - 212 words
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81 1964-12-14 3 /CHICAGO. Sun. Nov> vice secretaries attending office Christmas parties are advised to mix in the crowd because "it's harder to hit a moving target." The advice came from Phyllis Curry, manager of a leading temporary office service, who has compiled a checklist toUPI - 81 words
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Article30 1964-12-14 3 FAIRBANKS. Sun. Two earthquakes, apparently centred In the same area, were recorded by U.S. coast and geodetic instrument in Alaska today No damage or casualties were reported. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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96 1964-12-14 3 NEW YORK. Sun. A United Nations spokesman yesterday denied reports that the Secretary-General, U Thant. had suffered several haemorrhages during the past few days and might resign in the spring U Thant was admitted to hospital on Dec. 4 and last Tuesday his personalReuter - 96 words
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109 1964-12-14 3 Four years in his throat— his lost teeth L ONDON. Sun. Doctors were today reported to have found in a man's throat the false teeth he mislaid four years ago. Pensioner Pat Mulloy, 74. of Glasgow, was having an operation on his hand, when doctors noticed a blockage in hisReuter - 109 words
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Article55 1964-12-14 3 PARIS, Sun. Paris remained a partly empty city yesterday despite the return of electrical power, gas, and public transportation after a 24-hour strike. The obvious reason was that many business men used Friday's strike as an excuse to lock up shop and take a longAP - 55 words
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159 1964-12-14 3 Why Britain has fewer crimes of violence npORONTO, Sun. Violent crimes are much less prevalent in Britain than in North America, partly because there is less aggression in British society, two visiting criminologists said here. Mr. Thomas Lodge, a British criminologist, said another reason for "the relatively lower rate ofReuter - 159 words
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Article48 1964-12-14 3 CLEVELAND (Ohio). SunAmerican automakers will end the year by breaking their 1955 record of 7.4 million deliveries. Steel Magazine predicted today. The car industry sold 570,000 cars in November, and dealers art confident :hat deliveries will exceed 650.000 this month, the magazine said. A.P.AP - 48 words
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101 1964-12-14 3 COFIA. Sun. The Supreme Court confirmed yesterday the death sentence on Athanas Rangelov the "Love Murderer" who killed -his fiancee by mailing her a bomb. Anna Alexevna, a mathematics teacher, recently fell in love with Rangelov and they became engaged. But she decided to end the101 words
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Advertisement153 1964-12-14 3 SheafferS l l4K Alfifi 1 v I Sheaffer's Imperial VIII is the finest among fountain pens! The 14 kt. gold nib is moulded into the barrel for extra strength and beauty—so the pen glides smoothly over the paper. But the nib is just one reason why Sheaffer's Imperial is the153 words
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Advertisement268 1964-12-14 3 THE bS; X MAS SAVINGS you save 20% ff ON ALL VARIETIES OF PIECE GOODS 10% OFF ON ALL JANTZEN-LOVABLE-LOU BRASSIERES RUSH TO: 41-43, HIGH STREET. SPORE. Tel: ***** -LADYARROWFeminine in its fashion and romantic in it* effect W this shirt piled high with delicate lace. In >pite of its268 words
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Article74 1964-12-14 4 SDMOAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. tonight pointed out that a united Malaysia could be brought I about by the evolution of a single Malaysian culture. Dr. Goh, who was speaking at the fourth anniversary celebrations of the Tham Pah Keng Ying74 words
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Article26 1964-12-14 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The annual concert of pupils of the Victor Doggett Music Studio will take place tomorrow. Tickets will be available at the door26 words
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542 1964-12-14 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday AN Alliance Assemblyman, Inche Abdullah bin Ha.ji Sudin, today asked the Government to give more assistance to pineapple smallholders in the State. Speaking at a budget debate in the Johore State Assembly, Inche Abdullah, who is the Member for Pontian542 words
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160 1964-12-14 4 Mass rally: Printing union hits at ban SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore General Printing Workers' Union today condemned the police ban on the mass protest rally to be held tomorrow by the National Trades Union Congress against the budget proposals of the Central Government. In a signed statement the union's general160 words
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299 1964-12-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sunday. /"^IRLS "stampeded" a weekend Christmas party here all in the big rush for their dolls. The boys, on the other side of the hall, seemed subdued as they quietly and orderly got into line for their koala bears. The scene was the299 words
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Article101 1964-12-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. and his wife, Che Dah binte Mohamed Noor, were present today at a special circumcision ceremony of eight Muslim toys, between seven and 13 years of age, at the Darul Ihsan Musljm Boys' Orphanage in101 words
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Article474 1964-12-14 4 "HK following is today's schedule 1 of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC From Melbourne. Brlabanc, Darwin (BA 713) 7.45 p.m. from ixindon. Zurich, Cairo Teheran, Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 7SS) 6.10 p.m. Pan- American: From San Francisco. Loa Angeles,474 words
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Advertisement398 1964-12-14 4 aj Y't Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) presents A Charity Premiere in aid of The "Hole-ln-The-Heart" Laboratory Fund on Wednesday 16th Dec. at 8.45 p.m. J atShaws LIDO THEATRE Singapore J Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency The Yang Di-Pcrtuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ijhak, S.M.N., DX. SEASON398 words
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Article95 1964-12-14 5 Kidnap case continues today SINGAPORE. Sun Fifteen pra-ecu .ion vitntMM have so far tftlflad at the trial of five men alleged to oe connected wi'li UM kidnap of nine-year-old Low Cheiiß San The trial which continues tomorrow began a week ago before Mr. Justice Choor Singh and a seven-man jury.95 words
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Article35 1964-12-14 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun— A retired police officer. Inche Harun bin Sirat. has been elected chairman uf the UDP brnnch here, with Mr. Khor Thean Kee as secretary and Mr. Khor Bak Soon treasurer.35 words
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Article29 1964-12-14 5 KANGAR. Sun.— The Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. will open Perlls's first tourist centre at Sunget Beremoang, 12 miles from here, on Jan 129 words
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708 1964-12-14 5 'How to get job' hints to 100,000 school-leavers Handbook prepared by Labour Ministry distributed at secondary schools KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. ■JHE Ministry of Labour today told more than 100,000 pupils leaving schools early next year the 'do's and don'ts" of getting jobs. In a special pamphlet circulated to all secondary708 words
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Article, Illustration225 1964-12-14 5 PENANG VISITORS: A PAP BID TO MAKE PROPAGANDA' PENANG, Sunday. rpHE chairman of the Socialist Front in Penang, L Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today accused the PAP of trying to make propaganda of the recent visit of George Town City Councillors to Singapore "Our Mayor, Mr. C. Y. Choy. and225 words
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Article106 1964-12-14 5 CINGAPORL, Sun.— The Pioneer 1n d v stries Employees' Union announced today that its dispute relating to union recognition, wages and dismissals with the management of National Textiles Limited has been amicably settled. After protracted negotiations the management has agreed to recogniv the union and not106 words
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Article42 1964-12-14 5 KANGAR. Sun. Another women's vipilante corps has be«n I'irmed in Perlis. Ii was Inaugurated on Friri.ty by the Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad This new corps, set up at Jelenpok. Kurong Anai. has already more than 100 members42 words
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Article27 1964-12-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Lions Club of PeUlinx Jaya will hold a "Ladies NiKht" dinner and get-together on Thursday at Hotel Malaysia at 8 p.m27 words
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Article70 1964-12-14 5 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Ngee Ann Kongsi wants .i pp 1 1 cati on s for its bursaries next year from Singapore school children of Teochew parents Thi> year the kongsl awarded 150 bursaries, each Oi $120 a year, to non- Christain students at English and Chinese secondary70 words
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Advertisement327 1964-12-14 5 4> PARKER quinlc Parker SUPER QUINK ink, in 7 brilliant colours, is now available in bottles, cartridges and capsules. CARTRIDGES for use in Parker 45 and Eversharp convertible pens, packed in pocket-size cartons of five. INSTANT INK CAPSULES exclusive Parker SUPER QUINK ink concentrate in capsules for filling Parker 61327 words
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92 1964-12-14 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The honorary president of the Singapore Tourist Association. Dato Aw Cheng Chye. is to donate a $10,000 mobile information van to the association. It will be received by the association's chairman, Mr. B. H Melwani. at a ceremony at Singapore Harbour Board92 words
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182 1964-12-14 6 Parking the car high cost to the forgetful ones KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. pORGETFULNESS has cost motorists as much as $100 a month or more for excess parking at metered bays here. A Municipal spokesman said today that many motorists gave the excuse that they had been too occupied with their182 words
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Article45 1964-12-14 6 I SINGAPORE Sun. The Blood Transfusion Centre at the General I Hospital will be open on Sunday. Dec- 20, between 9 a.m. and 12 noon to receive blood donors. There will be no session on Sunday. Dec 27. All donors are welcome.45 words
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123 1964-12-14 6 DAY WITH TOURISTS IN STORE ON T.V. SINGAPORE. Sun. Viewers of Television Malaysia (Singapura's) Channel 5 service will be able tomorrow to see another programme in the "Spotlight" series—"Spotlight on Tourism." In this programme, T.V. cameramen go with groups of tourists in Singapore, to see how they spend their time123 words
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191 1964-12-14 6 $2 mil. property saved by the 'skeleton' fire service in Kelantan KOTA BHARU, Sunday. rpHE Kelantan Fire Service this year has so far managed to save property worth nearly $2 million. This was mainly because of preventive measures. The Superintendent of the Kota Bharu Fire Service, Inche JafTar bin Hajl191 words
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143 1964-12-14 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The vice-president of the National Union of Federation Muslim Students, Inche Zalnal Haris bin Ismail, left here today by air for the United Arab Republic in the course of a study tour of Afro-Asian countries. Inche Zainal Haris, who will143 words
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Article72 1964-12-14 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A writ filed by Mr. Norman Kow, a former official of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, seeking an Injunction to countermand a union resolution removing him as assistant secre-tary-general will come up before the High Court on Friday. Mr. Kow has72 words
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90 1964-12-14 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Dato Sir Alexander Opprnheini. left here for Bangkok by air today to attend the Association for South -East Asian Institutions of Higher Learing conference, whicb begins tomorrow Dato Oppenheim said the conference would discuss90 words
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168 1964-12-14 6 Season for extortion letters, the police chief warns IT UA L A LUMPUR, Sun. The deputy O.C.P.D. here, Supt. Sarwan Singh, today advised the public not to destroy extortion letters from thugs. He gave this advice because he expects that a flood of extortion letters would be sent about six168 words
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Article46 1964-12-14 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Water will be cut off in Butter worth Lane and i Haig Road (from the junction of Medang Road to the junction of Punah Place) on Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. while a connection to new flats is being laid.46 words
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Article32 1964-12-14 6 ALOR STAR. Sun. A Poppy Day Pund Ball will be held under the patronage of the Sultan of Kedah at the Transport Building in Jalan Langgar on Dec. 28.32 words
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191 1964-12-14 6 Plan to develop State to boost revenue I/UALA TRENGGANTJ, 1V Sun. The Treng- ganu Mentri Besar. Dato Ibrahim Fikri. has announced plans to In- crease the State's revenue to meet an estimated $3.7 milliorii deficit in next year's 1 Budget. They lncludp; Exploitation of mom forest reserves: Using exploited forest191 words
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Article19 1964-12-14 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The police yesterday detained 44 thugs under the Societies Ordinance and screened 2.157 people.19 words
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Article, Illustration308 1964-12-14 7 An unspecified amount needed to purchase 107-acre land IPOH, Sunday the five motions to be tabled at the Budget meeting of the Perak State Legislative Assembly beginning here on Tuesday is one seeking an interest free loan for the Raja Perempuan of Perak to308 words
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160 1964-12-14 7 Cuepacs is accused of 'distortion of facts 9 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. The National Union of .Government Clerical Workers' has described yesterday's Cuepacs statement on the special commission on salaries as a "deliberate distortion of facts." The target of the criticism was where Cuepacs s.i ill: "It has also been160 words
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298 1964-12-14 7 TENGKU ON VITAL ROLE OF SPORTS IN NATIONS LIFE A LOR STAR, Sun. Sports can play a vital role in bringing about communal harmony in multi-racial Malaysia, Tengku Abdul Rahman, declared today. "Different races getting together and playing together will lead to better understanding." he said when he declared open298 words
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Article31 1964-12-14 7 KANGAR. Sun— Work on the new four-acre stadium at Kangar began las 1 week. The project costing $50,000. Is being fln»ncpd by the M-.ni.stry of Culture. Youth and Sports.31 words
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Article43 1964-12-14 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Marine police intercepted a sampan with three Indonesians off St. John's Island early today. They claimed to be barter traders from the Rhio Islands. A small quantity of ikan bills was found. The Indonesians have been detained.43 words
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Miscellaneous277 1964-12-14 7 Straits Times Crossword S K .^J Jrjy t2 I ai i;o>> lord and England? <7> 1. A straighUoruara nair-«tyie 6. A bit of a breather (7) is an advantage (6. 8). 6. See 3. 6. The urge to be a motorist? 7. Bungay (Wells), a valley l5 heard in vain277 words
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Article, Illustration149 1964-12-14 8 'J^HK five teenagers "adopted" by Selangor Mentri Besar. Dato Harun bin Idris. having lunch with their foster parents for the first time yrsterday. The food was excellent curry chicken, mutton, fried vegetables and the two foster sons and three daughters had second helpings.149 words
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245 1964-12-14 8 TOTAL OF $733 COLLECTED FOR SIX FUNDS SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times i has received donations totalling $733.50 for sixj charity funds To the Madam Parvati fund was added $93. bringing the total to $5,526.42. The donations came from: D.K. Chum. $20; Tan Lyp Huat. Penang S10; Rangabushyam, $10; Mr*245 words
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93 1964-12-14 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The children of the Paediatric Unit of the General Hospital were treated to a Christmas show today put up by the Recreation Club of the Ministry of Education. At the end of the show, two cheques for SlOO each were presented by93 words
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Article65 1964-12-14 8 TELOK ANSON Bun. Miss Helena Lee Siew Yin. who has qualified as a doctor at the University of South Australia. Ade-l. laide- is expected to arrive home !n the liner Oronsay In Sin- ga"ire fomorro" Dr. Lee has been In Australia j since February iy.->9.65 words
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Article53 1964-12-14 8 MCA youth contest winners KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Twenty-two representatives from the 11 Malayan states took part In the MCA youth annual political speaking conteit here toda\ Mi-. Chan Kirn Chye (Johore) and Miss Chan Kirn Choo (Trengganui were the winners. The A-ssistant Minister of Education, Mr. Lee Siolc Yew. gave53 words
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Article78 1964-12-14 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The talk by the Prime Minister. Mr. Le« Kuan Yew. to the Democratic So- j cialist Club of the University of Singapore on Nov. 20 will be broadcast over Radio Singapore in three parts at the following times and days: In English at78 words
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Article45 1964-12-14 8 I SUNGEI PATANI. Sun.— Mr. JN. Ramasamy has been elected president of the Sungei Batu Youth Club at their annual meetI ing at Bedong near here. I Other elected officials are: Mr. S Kanniah. vice president and I Mr. George Francis, secretary.45 words
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147 1964-12-14 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, has described as "hysterical" a statement by the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees yesterday criticising the recently gazetted disciplinary rules for civil service employees. Dr. Goh said: "The hysterical outburst of the AUPE against the147 words
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Article180 1964-12-14 8 SINGAPORE, Sunday THE Public Utilities Board is "actively considering" the adoption of meas ires to ensure that the backlog is cleared and meter reading carried out promptly. I This is a sequel to complaints from the public 'against irregular readings of meters. I A P.U.B180 words
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Article80 1964-12-14 8 Singapore revenue down by $1 mil SINGAPORE. Sun. The gross cumulative national revenue from January to November totalled SI 12.002,000. This was an increase of $5,989 000 compared to the previous year, according to the Customs and Excise Department's monthly report for November The two biggest revenue earners were liquors80 words
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Article26 1964-12-14 8 SINGAPORE, faun— Mr. Charlea Louis Rellly. v. ill .^ix?a); no 'Christian Science: True Government Revealed Through Prayer" at 8. Orange Grove Road on Tuesday.26 words
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Advertisement234 1964-12-14 8 ••*m fc»«^ V •V •V•V V M I c i oor\ r\ t ißa^L^ L- Introducing the PHILIPS POCKET RECORDER fully transistorised First in the world to develop o cartridge loading system with superb recording and reproduction qualities! I'iilLlPS, SETTING NEW TRENDS, DEVELOPED THE UNIQUE CARTRIDGE LOADING SYSTEM FOR TAPE234 words
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Advertisement109 1964-12-14 8 ADD A DE'.ICIOUS DASH OF ,rf— V LEA& W PERRINS 11 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE On avocado pears and salads... Jn^iSSES*^nU with meat and fish ...in souces, soups and curries and, §J of course, tomato juice— tne &S?™*- *^'y\ piquant flavour of Lea Perrins Ifc^^l.ii^^M makes all the difference! It costs \W109 words
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Article, Illustration397 1964-12-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 'jllK Methodist Mission is studying the possibility of setting up a University College and a Teachers' Training College in Malaysia. The mission's educational secretary, Dr. Thio Chan Bee. said this in his report to the 70th annual conference of the397 words
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430 1964-12-14 9 Johore, the promised land 1/4 of State alienated TOTAL 55,396 ACRES GIVEN TO LANDLESS LAST YEAR I fOHORE 3AHRU, Sun. |'J A total of 55,395 I acres of land under 67 j schemes was alienated to the landless last year under the National Land Council policy. This shows a three-fold430 words
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167 1964-12-14 9 'Animal Charter' before S'pore Assembly SINGAPORE, Sun. A Bill has beer, intro-i duced in the Singapore Legislative Assembly to regulate the import and export of animals, and to safeguard their welfare. Under the Bill, no animal can be imported or exported without a licence from the Director of Primary Production.167 words
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Article, Illustration84 1964-12-14 9 Dr. Dass in Australia: It's Britain next DR. G. D. Dass < above i who recently qualified at the Melbourne University, is to specialise in obstetrics and gynaecology in London. He will leave for Britain after doing his housemanship at the Melbourne University. He Is expected to return to Malaya84 words
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Article26 1964-12-14 9 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. will present festival of sport* souvenir medals at Sri Ta ma.se k on Tuesday.26 words
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112 1964-12-14 9 TTEI.LK ANSON. Sun The Alliance Assemblyman for I.f ir Bedamir Mr Saw Beng Kuan, wants the Perak Government to abandon the decision to shift the Births and Deaths Office from Teluk Anson to Ipoh.* He. says so in a question he has submitted for112 words
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Advertisement79 1964-12-14 9 WINDOWS the weather Say goodbye to bouts of hot, sleepless nights. Install Scormline louvre windows and enjoy the comforts of Jt controlled ventilation. Stormline keeps you cool when it shines, J&S/m^Z' cosy and comfortable iSSSSn_ when if'rains. It fIKHHB blends very well with |pP the latest architectural W^^ ideas. Stormline79 words
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Advertisement316 1964-12-14 9 h^. A dTsNEY SAVINGS ACCOUMT SSJ^rA AT THE CHARTERED BANK w /g diikviipaSS b^^-' Via 1 U j t.\ji*.i^c &CCOUNI «-/'7 > b ■^^^fc^l f^flp ——~^^^^SB3jj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ tf WA LT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS The money you give goes in his Pass Book— the gift niQKIPY QAUIMRQ APPMINT of a DONALD DUCK Honey316 words
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Miscellaneous68 1964-12-14 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl l Ml ■■^■■iii M i i^,. i Vlw i"wv i^^^ wHJS T AS X I VE BEEN GONE MOST OTH I L VA BE e N //unv'/ OAVI I'LL SNEAK UP AN' SEE Pi K IOAr/N SIP SYLVESTER MAS BE J^-^ V^TunFT THlMk^\| I WUA7.68 words
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Article, Illustration95 1964-12-14 10 TOKYO. Sun.— Wearing traditional Japanese kimono robe, Noboni Ando, head of Andogumi. one of the most notorious gang organisations in Japan, reads a statement ann o v ncing the closure of his organisation at a public meeting. Onre boasting a mem- bership of95 words
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Article281 1964-12-14 10 'TRUE CHRISTIANS OPPOSE RACIAL INTEGRATION' LONDON, Sunday A 69-YEAR-OLD English clergyman said yesterA day it would be a Christian act to pay the fares of coloured migrants now in Britain back to their own countries. i 1 The Rev. Stephen Pulford, rector of Linton, Herefordshire, made281 words
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113 1964-12-14 10 WHERE WOMEN ARE 2ND CLASS CITIZENS ORISBANE, Sun. Men in the Australian State of Queensland have effectively kept their women down a.s '"second-class citizens." according to a leading educator at the University of Queensland. Dr. R. D. Goodman, assistant director of external studies at the university, told students at MoretonReuter - 113 words
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232 1964-12-14 10 The big no-show by 4 Dr. No' who wasn't LONDON, Sun. Th« audience which paid 2s. 6d. each to see a bumpei film show at a village hall near Doncaster yesterday got the Case of the Vanishing Impresario instead of the James Bond thriller "Dr. No They turned up at232 words
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64 1964-12-14 10 Sun.— ElpctriTT city-driven cars should help solve the problem of nir pollution In large cities, the Federal Power Commission said in a report ye*terday after a three-year study of America's power industry. "Electric cars could be perfected for town use by improvement in battery lifeReuter - 64 words
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Article114 1964-12-14 10 MOXTE CARLO. Sun.— A new underground train route through Monaco was opened today markIng an important stage in the pocket principality's struggle for more breathing space. Trains, instead of running along the seairont, will now travel underground along a two-mile tunnel route blasted through the114 words
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Advertisement200 1964-12-14 10 ±m* :^H^^l HB I DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT It's NEW- its DIFFERENT -it's DELICIOUS-it's NESTOMALT. Fun-loving people drink I n NESTOMALT to keep pace with the ever-increasing tempo of modern life. Young, lively <^^Z]C>r^ people with boundless energy, who get the most out of life, keep one jump ahead with IV* IT*200 words
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Miscellaneous209 1964-12-14 10 AllofJ Oop It pi V. T. II aml in MOW B MLrrm* mutx BUT t POJT 1 f *«v oof> COOCMA ~1 [SO «AC¥ x/wv»| GEE, I t»PMT eve* )±Jfi k p? VCM OO "OO SUV /LIKE f«5E£ M ruiK,K V^BrTTCH VA/MEBF* <XJB t MAT ONE ftN S«v JMKm^Jf* wKys209 words
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288 1964-12-14 11 Dynamite find follows bazooka attack on U.N. YEW YORK. Sun. 11 Three sticks of dynamite, requiring only an electrical charge to sot them off, were found by police today about half a mile from United Nations headquarters, target of ;i bazook shell yesterday. The dynamite, with two blasting caps attachedReuter - 288 words
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Article57 1964-12-14 11 HOME. Silii.— A national strike of I'.ihan journalists for batter pay and working conditions was called oft* yesterday as it entered i:s third d;iy. the National Federation of Italian Press announced. The .s;rike was brought to an end lolluw.ng a decision to renew diMiisMons tomorrow betweenReuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration477 1964-12-14 11 1 crrtßßrmw/N <tnn i GEORGETOWN. Sun. Forbes Burnham, leader of the People's National Congress, has been asked to head the new British Guiana Government in place of Dr. Cheddi Jagan. Premier since the country gained internal self-government in 1961. A statement from GovernmentReuter - 477 words
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Article, Illustration87 1964-12-14 11 A MAP of Switzerland on the wall provides the whiff of crisp mountain air as Gabriel Fejoz takes off on skis. A ski instructor from Courchevel. the French ski resort, Gabriel is pictured ski-jumping on the nylon slope of the indoor ski school at the London WinterReuter - 87 words
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94 1964-12-14 11 Four killed in oil company plane crash RAWALPINDI. Sun.— Four Britons, including a woman, were killed when a private i plane owned by an oil coini pany crashed about 80 miles j J Irom here today. i They were Mr. G. W. Royds. visiting director of Steel Brothers and Co.-Reuter - 94 words
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Article61 1964-12-14 11 LONDON. Sun.— The death of v Conservative M.P. yesterday brought the number of vacant seats in the House of Commons to six. Commander E. M. Donaldson, who died in a London Hospital following an operation, won the Scottish constituency of Roxburgh. Selkirk and Peebles in the Oct.Reuter - 61 words
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Article67 1964-12-14 11 WELLINGTON. Sun.— A 6001 b hnby elephant staged a s:t-dowr. (.trilce on the balcony of the children's ward at a hospital at Gore New Zealand. The eieuiiant. called Bimbo, came from the circus to fine tn» yoir-estfTs a treat. But when tn» •.Tf.e came to leave,Reuter - 67 words
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Article34 1964-12-14 11 HOLLYWOOD. Sun. Percy Kilbride, who gained film fame when he teamed up with Marione Main in the 4 Ma and Pa Kettle" series has died at the age of 76— UPIUPI - 34 words
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Article24 1964-12-14 11 BRUSSELS. Bus,— The Common fou- .1 r ictnisten failed to r> iidi igrMment beta 10- •Jit :r diacuaiOQa until tomorrow.— I ReuierReuter - 24 words
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195 1964-12-14 11 It was a record (16 mil) vote licking for Barry HfASHINGTON, Sun.— Final official returns from the Nov. 3 presidential election showed today that President Johnson broke almost all voting records in his victory over Senator Gcldwater He polled the highest total ever < 43.126,218). the greatest j percentage ofReuter; UPI - 195 words
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Article37 1964-12-14 11 YOUANDE. (Catneroun). Sun.— I The Union of African News Agen- cies which ended its second assembly yesterday, called for the creation of a pan-African news agency of information a.s well as national agencies. ReuierReuter; Agencies - 37 words
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Advertisement68 1964-12-14 11 Sxirv^Patj VTHE WORID'S FINEST Jf 'Sun-Pat' produce the world's HI6H PRO7EM\ <<nest SALTED NUTS. Only the FQQnf m b es raw materials are used and V the entire processing, developed over many years, is controlled at M^ every sta^e by qualified technical f *j[ on(; exDer enc ed in the68 words
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Advertisement320 1964-12-14 11 FREE OFFER! One of these costly books free with the purchase of every ATCO motor lawn mower. 1. "Gardening in Colour" on all-the-\eor-round picture Encyclopedia by Fronces Perry. 2. "Gardening in the Lowionds of Molovo" by R. E. Holttum. ifl^l lawn— EJ mowing /to&A never rll3C\\ been so mm Iwwmowers320 words
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Article694 1964-12-14 12 The second political crisis in Sabah in six months is not going to be disposed of as neatly as the June quarrel when the Tengku's intervention and the broadening of the Sabah State Ministry together brought sol ition. The Ministry was increased from eight jaemb-rs to ten,694 words
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Article375 1964-12-14 12 The debate in Parliament on the defence estimates has so far been sensible and constructive, though the mood may change when Barisan Sosialis and Socialist Front members catch the Speaker's eye. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew ably summed up the main guidelines of a sound defence policy. They are375 words
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Article209 1964-12-14 12 It is not only in Malaysia that football is getting rougher and rofereeing more dangerous. The English Football Association has issued a code of behaviour which points to the adoption of a much tougher attitude to misconduct by players, officials and spectators. One of the greatest Scottish footballers209 words
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150 1964-12-14 12 Varsity places for Malay students TNCHE All bin Haji Ahmad x the MP. for Pontiari Selatan said he had heard in Parliament from undergraduates of the University of Malaya that there was "racial discrimination" This was one of the reasons for the small number of Malays in the University. I150 words
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Letter158 1964-12-14 12 VOBODY seems to be very x> interested in smalltime swindlers, especially those in the magazine subscription racket. To complaints sent to their address, the usual explanation is a delay, either in arrival of shipments or in printing, and delivery is assured to begin or continue after a certain158 words
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Letter65 1964-12-14 12 (^)NE disturbing feature 1 about Mr. Tan Slew Sin's two tax "brain-wave" is: who is going to do all the book-keeping and accounting for the small—in very many cases semiliterate businessman or kongsl for the oav-roll and turnover imposts? And what an opportunity for further graft and corruption with65 words
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Letter67 1964-12-14 12 r I"HE statement that "there are nowhere near enough" trained teachers in agriculture is very true. Graduates in agriculture or persons who have done a course in agriculture locally or abroad (I am sure there are many) should be given six months or a year's training in education methods67 words
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Article359 1964-12-14 12 Learning Malay 19 a THE Consonant letter j and combination eh <for the voiced and voiceless palato-alveolar affricates, respectively).* The letter j is pronounced as. or very similar to. the j In the English words just, ajar. e.g. jari (n) finger toe rajin (arij) diligent ranjau (n) caltrop terjun <v)359 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1964-12-14 12 MARY BENSON - Can Negroes bring change in U.S. policy? MARY BENSON A NEW POWER IN THE VOTE, A SENSE OF COLOUR CONSCIOUSNESS AND IDENTITY By LONDON. SUNDAY WHEN the A m c r ican Negro, Martin Luther King received the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo there were echoes of African Chief Lutulis1,093 words
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Advertisement1089 1964-12-14 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. in Words Iff (Himimmm) DARWIN M.ureen snd Gerry a 'I enn It ii hard at Uleneaglea 12 wember l'.«i>4. 2* Wori* tin (Minimum) SUM MUI Yew Wan (MM) s.e Kk and Madam loh I'.ih Took to Y«n Kong eldest .1 o tin M.i CSMBM i>n i:i-u'-f,i CM'NG THO:1,089 words
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Advertisement79 1964-12-14 12 i MHIASAIECAMO Qdntas offers you the fastest air craft in round the world service. DIRECT QAH7AS 707 tf JETS TO: I Europe and tn« U.K. (7 Htghts week.) Australia (6 Hights a week.) Specify Oantas to your Air Cargc Agent or contact Malaysian Airways Limited, General Sales agents for Oantas,79 words
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Advertisement113 1964-12-14 12 sHsas^^^^^^P 0^ /£k BB>*BSSBBBsfI ~^^^^^B ~^f SMHDI t jm. **Vf*- E3 AtUOkr* 1 fe H0 N £.y.. J|^ California Apiary V*^^g in glass jars A healthful-looking man of 40 when asked for the secrets of his healthfulness says:— "I have no secrets to reveal except that have been eating S-W113 words
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482 1964-12-14 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun WO Chinese miners' associations have differed as to how the Government should collect the new tax on tin profits. The Selangor. Ncsri Semblim and Pahang Chinese Miners' Association wants the tax to be at a flat482 words
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Article75 1964-12-14 13 in sea C INGAPOBE. Sun. Marine Pf>Her today found the unidentified body of a Chinese man. aged between 40 to 45. in the sea in th» harbour area. The man wore black long pants, white long-sleeved shirt and socles. Police described him as five-feet-four in height75 words
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Article46 1964-12-14 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. A cyclist. Teo Kee Yong. 38. was killed when he was pinned under by a lorry which overturned at 3.30 p.m. today in Balestier Road. Police appealed to eye-witnesses to contact Inspector V. Krishnan of the Sepoy Lines police station.46 words
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Article210 1964-12-14 13 The new look for Spotted Dog ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The 80-year old Selangor Clut) known as "The Spotted Dog" —is to have a new look if its renovation plan is approved by the State Government. The plan Includes extension of the building, a swimming pool, and an air-con-ditioned eight-lane bowling210 words
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742 1964-12-14 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday THE Johore Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin. Haji Yunos. told the State Assembly yesterday that there should be no worry that projects proposed for the State under the second five year plan would be neglected. He made the comment742 words
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Article79 1964-12-14 13 KUALA LUMPUR. San A land owner in Mentakab. Mr. Ponmah Sivasubramanyam. 31. will marry the daughter pf a chief clerk in the Ceylon Ministry of Justice at Nallur in Jaffna, Ceylon, tomorrow. The marriage ceremony will take place at the bride's residence. Mr Sivasubramanyam79 words
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Article27 1964-12-14 13 MACHANO. Sim.— Four Federal Opai-tinn irf'xmation. Agriculture. Welfare and Rlda— will soon be accorumodau-d in a $3 000 annexe of the District Office here.27 words
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Article, Illustration222 1964-12-14 13 Promotions for three top police officers HEADQUARTERS JOB FOR PENANG C.P.O. KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sun. A top level reshuffle will take place in the Royal Malaysian Police Force in the next few days. The Chief Policr Officer In Penang. Senior Assistant Commissioner j. j Raj Snr, will be appointed Principal222 words
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100 1964-12-14 13 pORT DICKSON'. Sun.— Bishop Robert F. Lundy. head of the Methodist Church in South -East Asia, today ordained two ministers as elders of the church. They were the Rev. Jacob Paul of Klan? and the Rev. The Kirn Soey of Singapore. The special ordaination100 words
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Article38 1964-12-14 13 SINGAPORE. Sun The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, nan appointed Inche Ghazali bin Ismail to be a member of the Teachers* Training College Advisory Board In place of Inche M. Ai iff bin Suradi.38 words
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Article, Illustration343 1964-12-14 13 RAILMEN: TENGKU URGED TO INTERVENE RUM says 14,000 workers Hosing their patience' I KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. ■JENGKU Abdul Rahman was today urged to give his "immediate personal attention** and grant Malaya's 14,000 railway worken the rights and privileges enjoyed by Government servants. 1 The Malaysian Trades Union Congress made this343 words
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Advertisement103 1964-12-14 13 A new AUSTIN can be waiting for you over there! Via overseas delivery An outstandine. new Austin 850, /F* mm W K 9ftv^ Austin IKXI or Austin 1800 (all /l T/y^l- vi .th the latest Hydrolastic'SusjLmkmmmd «4v UL' 4 < pension) can be waiting for you on arrival in the103 words
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Advertisement278 1964-12-14 13 faw W\ M 0 THER^WH^CARE^t jj^^^^ V GIVE THEIR FAMILIES fl for safe, sure relief from coughs Careful mothers know that a persistent *P"S cou 9 h weakens health and can lead to I serious illness. Nyal Cherry Cough Syrup jfigftt j, I is a good, thoroughly reliable home remedy278 words
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Miscellaneous723 1964-12-14 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 XX. and Prnanf Witness 1 8.00 Ntfws in Manda--6 Ipoh Malacca. nn 8.10 Popular p.iumc and pm- «iii t«. m son s fealuritig a band; 8.34 P.M.. 5.15 Test pattern and The Blg Story -Angry CU y. music; 5.45 Opening and pro- 9.00 News in723 words
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Article, Illustration2438 1964-12-14 14 CORRIDORS OF POWER Playing for high —stakes I HIS is a novel of high politics, of the places of power where the big decisions are taken. The title of Lord Snow's book has already passed into the language; it has come to mean Whitehall, the workshop of British statesmanship, where2,438 words
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Advertisement527 1964-12-14 14 yu^ for Christmas giving Blue Grass Golden Gift Box. Dustirur Powder. Flower Mist Bpray and Hand Lotion. Blu GraS p,j££ Hand Lotion and Bath Salts In VJTT^--^- miniatures. t* .*>*»^ ~f 1m"w»"iV" Luxurious Elm Flatter. Blue Grass n- mtl Hand Lotion. Bound Dusting •"<€H sass— «A. «Ift c«trt' n. «fT527 words
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Advertisement157 1964-12-14 14 The big name Mt in tiny watches A Miniature watches of highest precision fn Charming, elegant cases represent one of the finest achievements of Swiss watchmaker a art. Cyma, who occupy a leading position among the world's watchmakers, are traditional specialists in the production of these tiny masterpieces of horological157 words
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Article17 1964-12-14 15 NEXT: A winter weekend pick -iii LORD HAW-HAW AND WILLIAM JOYCE. By J. A. Cole. (Faber 305.)17 words
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Advertisement246 1964-12-14 15 B BRIDGESTONE 90 The Motorcycle with bags of Power!! COMING IN EARLY NEXT YEAR ©for HIGHSPEED for EXCELLENT ACCELERATION ©for a RELIABLE ENGINE Mfor a SILENT ENGINE for PERFECT BRAKING PERFORMANCE for QUICK STARTING SYSTEM for THAT BEAUTIFUL STREAMLINE ©for COMFORTABLE RIDING POSITION B^^^B a^&^^aa pV *SlvlbUbQ2'S\lrip^r\ ImPm Hb «aaaaVa^aT246 words
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Article332 1964-12-14 16 David Sze - From Russia some new writing David Sze By HALF WAY TO THE MOON. New Writing From Russia. Edited by Patricia Blake and Max Hayward. (Weidenfeld and Nicolson 305.) UNTIL Khrushchev decided last year that de-Stalmisation in literature and art had progressed a little too far, Russian writers were enjoying a332 words
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Article145 1964-12-14 16 rE fourth volume of Lidra (the journal of of the Literary and Dramatic Association of the University of Malaya is out, the price unhappily not disclosed. A third of the journal is taken up by Mr. Antony Price's public lecture last June in celebration of Shakespeare's quatercentenary.145 words
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Article673 1964-12-14 16 PHILIP TOYNBEE - PHILIP TOYNBEE Joyce was a man possessed by monstrous and crazy ideas REVIEWED BY |T must be said, after our recent experience of Himmlers and Eichmanns. that human beings can become so dehumanised that they seem to be beyond all human redemption. But the fact that673 words
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305 1964-12-14 16 A great footballer looks at the game MY SOCCER LIFE. By Bobby Charlton. (Pelham Books. 215.). By WALTER WARWICK BOBBY Charlton's brilliant book is as exciting as his football, and just about as controversial. Is he the greatest leftwing lor England for a decade? He plays like it. Is he305 words
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Advertisement199 1964-12-14 16 iimm Mmm as so nice ITSELF iL^jf <dj^> OR WITH ICE COINTRfAJp Cointreau Liqueur has been famous all over the world for more than a century. Its purity, delicious flavour and excellent digestive properties x are the results of its special production, the secrets of which have been passed on199 words
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Advertisement304 1964-12-14 16 give him I H A=f* I I IATNfS i H(' til i Spue I Alter Shave Lotion and Lather Shaving Cream BsPHRv I^Bi •V/Hr^V^ 0 After Shave Lotion and Hair Cream o <i y^ After Shave Lotion, Hair Cream, Stick Deodorant and Body Talcum (ylu/(j^ice masculine freshness makes it great304 words
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Advertisement1267 1964-12-14 17 TO LIVERPOOL i. WIST COASI U.H.; Uji wre j,,,, |*mm rinam PATROCIUS I .trMH, 61a5g0«... Sit 33 Tila» Dec 14 11 AJTTANAI tmtrptll. Dublin Die 19 ACHILLES litecfttl 1 J EtPENOR viteioicl. CiasgO« U« H« 21 Utc 22/24 Her «> AUTOMEDON LxeißMl. A»c:,mtutJl Otc II Ole 21 Dtc 24/ f1,267 words
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Advertisement1223 1964-12-14 17 ana BMM^BMHMMaaMMMBM B^l THE. EAC JONES LiW""' I S«MCAPOtf KUALAU»tfUf r^MIIILMIUM I POMAMQ. B^BKaFtoU^a^H BIX" •«•""<» Bl MUNO 10 O ItM w. 11 Win Wlf ■^-v^iA. "^B IMi »»n» ***** »lne IJII "leu «21H SAILINSS 10 lETIOUIN. iillitK wtHUA, t.c «A«Rt. HAMIUIt IREMEN ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, tOTHEHIURt, 4ARHUS AHD COPENHABEN1,223 words
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Advertisement1203 1964-12-14 17 I Benuline EAPRt^ U«»ICL 10 LONOON. LIVERPuOL I. COHIINENIAI PORU BENLAWERS S 8 .BORIM •>." 'NM MBcouin FM J OK 15 17 II Pt/TMlaf DtC 11/11 b'moutn el I AjitweiD 'M ii BEMDEARG h, looom I Sinttpwe S'Ma -mm* Rotterdam IM II D(( U/ll Haamri lai 22 Sintipori t. S'naM1,203 words
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Advertisement1239 1964-12-14 17 jteiw ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. Itf^W LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVB.I HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH ..r.fjixm N'haa CITY OF JOHAHNESBUR4 II Ptrt Telaj t CITY OF RIPON 25/27 Dtc 21 Sic CITY OF LEICESTER 13/1* JM IS/17 Ml II JM t CITY OF COLOMBO JM 21 IM FUMINIAN 2/ .Ftl J71,239 words
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Article1128 1964-12-14 18 THE Üblr of shares on the i Malayan Stork Exchange show last business lo December S (A) and last business since that date IB) with H and L standinc for Highest and Lowest bosinrss for 1963 and this year to date. ML 10 30 .1.30 •>'••1,128 words
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Article643 1964-12-14 18 rpHE Straits tin price on th« X Penang market on Saturday fell sharply by $23.75 to $624,871, the lowest price since late July. This made a net loss on the week of $62.62} compared with a loss of $52 in the previous week. The643 words
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Article44 1964-12-14 18 'Industrials: Tins; S rubbers: lire. 7. 86.76 127.31 109.36 Dec. 8. 86.6? 125.85 109.36 Ore. 9. Dec. 10. Dec. 11. De«. i», 86.32 86.18 86.39 86.44 li*.ii m.97 121.18 120.51 109.36 109.36 109.36 109.34 •Drc. 3«, 1963 100. 29, 1962 100.44 words
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Article63 1964-12-14 18 Current m i. payment M. Box 7 i K. Kampar tiir," S. Way 20<" r L. Asiatic 5<~ r t Patani Par* 6 r ft Rrmban Jelrl 6.f e t t Interim. Date payable Dec. 38 Jan. i Jan. 13 Jan. '11 Jan. 27 Jan. 15 Total Tor63 words
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Advertisement1019 1964-12-14 18 VI KAWASAKI KJSEN kAISHA LTD. O^^A. HaciSio. AUantlc. tie Great Lakes Service rt'umt S. F'cisco i..Angeit> »> Toit rita. Montiea< •Htltwtrtn BtKM- M Jar «7 FM 21 Ft. II Mai 22 Mai lesisiMt Mara" 21 Fit II Mai J2 Mil J All 12 All 15 AM West Coast Of Central/Soutb1,019 words
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Advertisement1026 1964-12-14 18 ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN s.s. "CHUSAN" (24.000 tons fully olrcondltloned stabilised) Deportt:- Penonq 9th Jonuor> 1963 Singapore 12th January 196S For Hongkong 15th/17th Jonuory Japan 21tt/2Srh January. Hongkong 28/31 January 1965 Arrives:- Singapore 3 February 1965 Arrives:- Penang Sth February 1965 Fare* From:- Pcnong from 51. 089. 00 (First Class)1,026 words
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Advertisement494 1964-12-14 18 To BOMBAY. KARACHI. ADEN NAPLES and GENOA LIMITED ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE ON m.v. VICTORIA Sailing from Singapore 19 Dee t.t. GALILEI m m m 9 Jon m.y. ASIA m 21 Jon t.t. MARCONI 7 Feb FURTHER DETAILS FROM YOUR TRAVEL AGENT OR HARPER, GILFILLAN tfc CO., LTD. Singapotw K. Lumpur Ipoh494 words
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Advertisement181 1964-12-14 18 JOHORE joHORE J.K.R. TtNDER NOTICE J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "E" and TENDERS from Class "E and above registered J.K.R. Contractors a b°ve registered JKR Contractors will be received by the Jurutera wlll received by the Jurutera Neßerl, J.K.R., Johor. up to Noon Nefreti. J.K.R.. Johor, up to Noon181 words
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Article716 1964-12-14 19 rK following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday, December 11. B. Alex, ords 15.50 Routtesd 1.56 'dines 2. 30 Con. Tin Smelt. I rrf 17/9 Uids 4. l>uniop i. v j BM Smelt 3.X» Ksso 1.85 Ksso deb 98716 words
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1851 1964-12-14 19 Exchange dealings at very low ebb From Our Market Correspondent f |'HK share climate in Malaysia last week was extremely dull and turnover reached its lowest ebb for some years. The nearest comparison seems to be the conditions which ruled In 1958 when the market was depressed by political uncertainty1,851 words
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Article79 1964-12-14 19 THE Malayan Exchangt Banks' Ass*cut.on made these change* Id Its rate* to merchant* on Saturday (all ratrs to $100): Niw V.rk: buying TT 33 11/16. airmail OD 32 1318. 90 d/lt. 33 1/8 credit bills. 33 0/16 trade bill*. Canada: buying TT 35 1/8, airmail OD 35J. 9079 words
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Article39 1964-12-14 19 ON the lrt« cichangt iturMt in Horn: Kont: on Saturday the U dinar «M quoted at 5.751 lor TT and i.M| 'or cash •If r linn war qiiotrd at 13.98 an] om uel or **ld al 231|.39 words
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Article28 1964-12-14 19 IM'RRIK TIN iperlb.) (perpical). Dec. 7. 69 cU. $679.3;', 8. 69 cU. 5bG4.37!, tfS'icU. 5659.00 I". 68' cts. $657.00 11. 69" H cU. 5648.62<4 12. $624.87J,28 words
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Advertisement756 1964-12-14 19 PEGANG MINING COMPANY NOTICE LIMITED STATES 0F MAIa ya (incorporated in the States of DISTRimmoN OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fortieth Annual General DIRECTION 1964 Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Offlce, Creditors in the territories now Chartered Bank Chambers, Ipoh. known as States756 words
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Advertisement717 1964-12-14 19 NOTICES AOKAM TIN LIMITED (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) Final Dividend yrar ended 30th June 1964 The directors announce that the final dividend of 4^ free of tax for the year ended 30th June 1964 approved at the Annual General c Meeting will be paid on 29th January 19)5717 words
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Advertisement797 1964-12-14 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG Applications are Invited from persons resident in Malaysia lor the following posts In the City Engineer's Department: (A) Assistant Engineer IB) Assistant Engineer (Temporary) on a month to month basis (C) Engineering Assistant (D) Engineering Assistant (Temporary on a month to month797 words
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Advertisement672 1964-12-14 19 TENDERS JOHOR JK.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from J.K.R registered Supply Contractors Class 'E' and above will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri, J.K.R. Johor. Johor Bahru up to 12.00 Noon of the 21-12-1964 for SUPPLY OF CAST IRON SPECIALS TO SUIT CLASS -B p ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPES672 words
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Advertisement289 1964-12-14 19 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ARC HITECTS UEPARTMI N 1 (Halifax Roach (a) Grass cutting and Hedce trimmings to vacant lands at TEMMENGOONO MARANG ROADS and MOUNT FABER ROAD. Singapore. Tender Deposit $100 Close at 2.15 p.m on 22nd December. 1964. Ib) Grass cutting and Hedge trimmings at PUBLIC289 words
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Advertisement326 1964-12-14 20 fiaV J al^A^ J I I MM Lf I J I f* I*^l I k I I ro B|[^MHHMB_Jh|d_M|__afla__P^__H jMBMHMBHBMMH^Uto^UL^^H <t ■■MHLtBI ~s¥a_B fr ;n Montlnurd from Parr 12 1 SITUATIONS VACANT TO Word. SS (Mln.)— Box SO it*, extra REQUIRED CHEF, Halnaaese. English speaking preferably previous service Swedish Shipping-326 words
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Advertisement641 1964-12-14 20 SITUATIONS VACANT :</ H,,rrf. H <Min.>— Box SO ct*. extrm TECHNICAL CLERK REQUIRED by Kuroi»-an Electrical Company In Kuala Lumpur Write giving details of ■■xperienre and education to Box AIOS3 S.T K .L. WANTED COVERNMENT PENSIONERS for sales promotion In the large towns In Malaysia. Please apply stating full details641 words
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Advertisement1277 1964-12-14 20 SITUATIONS VACANT SS 20 Word* SS (Mm.)— Box SO etm. extra APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for fl the post of Storekeeper to work at tne 0. Company's new premises at Bungel Way near Petallng Jaya. Standard n VIII and previous storekeeping expe- pi Hence are essential. Applicants of 30- n 451,277 words
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Advertisement1094 1964-12-14 20 \CCOMMODATION VACANT Word, <5 ,11m.)— Box i» rt.. rxtr, HOLLAND ROAD/PASIR PANJANC ully Kiirniiiheu Two and Three Bedxjm Bungalow and Flats with airindtttonors and other, amenities. Rent ■om $450 p.m. Tel: (Spore) ***** id ***** office bourn. FURNISHED 2-STOREYED TERACE House Off Orchard Road phind Klt7p;itrick, three bedrooms, rvant's room,1,094 words
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Advertisement896 1964-12-14 20 EDUCATION fT arsis U (Min.)— Box It eta, extra PAST LCC HOOK KEEPINL. v|u«enons/answers. Modern tscuooi. I* Battery Road, Spore. ADMISSION FOR STANDARD four to form Five begins at Lob Institute ißatu Road) Ltd.. Jalan Tuanku Ahdul Rahman. Kuala Lumpur. Telephone bOtilU K.L. HOW IS YOUR Malay progressing? Improve your896 words
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Advertisement959 1964-12-14 20 FOR HIRE Ward* SI (HlM.}— Box It rfs. oxtrm FURNITURE for UJr* or Hire rurcnaua at Reasonable Rates, dla Uee Seas. 81 Rocbore Canai Road. mnstpore TaL SlO3l/*****. REFRIGERATORS AT REASON ABLE Rates. Prompt eemce guaran•fed, Marden Company. 82. Orchard Kiad. Blngapore Telepbooe *****. nADIO FOR HIRE from $7.00. Television959 words
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Advertisement981 1964-12-14 20 VEHICLES FOR SALE to W«rd* Si (Him.)— Box to ct: extra 1955 FORD ANGLIA $1,360/-, 1938 Ford Prelect $2,050/- Comprehensive Insurance. Both carefully maintained In tip top condition. Newly insured and taxed. Ring Spore ***** Au. 1960 AUSTIN MINI. 36.000 mtles. Two owners only. I"r.-«ent one retumtni. England. Good running981 words
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Advertisement633 1964-12-14 20 MISCELLANEOUS 20 Word* Si (Mln.h-Box SO ct*. rxtrm REPAINT YOUR REFRICERATOHS. Only $40.00 for bridges up to 8 cu.rt. Kree loan of refrigerator during period of apray-palntlng. We also undertake General Repairs of Kefrueralors. T. Vs and Air-conditioners (24 hours service). Pnone ev46o Malaya Refrigeration Co.. 177 Macpnersoo Road. Singapore.633 words
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Advertisement1154 1964-12-14 21 (Continued from Page 2» BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore) WHERE TO STAY M.) -^ZZ^ZZ Z H..rrf< <5 rHm.)— Hoi 5» rl. nrr. Easl All B*r/Re«Uur«ot. iwu JUHORC HOTSC M-UMM **'"'«> 8tr SPOr.. Tel: 28S2W. \itioud Rootna Pbooe 2385/6. DELICIOUS FRESH SEA FOOD tirui iTPiiTt view wriTFt i r an<l Steimbost 12/- each,1,154 words
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Advertisement755 1964-12-14 21 NOTICES I AUCTION SALE OF VALI'ABLE FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES To be held at our mleroom Nos. 14 6c 16 Robinson Road. Singapore ON THURSDAY 17th DECEMBER. 1964 at 2.30 P.M. No. 35 BEACH RD. 999 yrs' lease. Area 2.087 sq. ft. Rent $226.90 No. 14 WILKIE RD. Freehold. Area 1.404755 words
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Advertisement415 1964-12-14 21 TENDERS SELANGOR STATE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATE TENDERS FOR PIRCHASE OF OIL PALMS. Oil palms transplanted a yeai ago. in an Estate which is to tx developed into an industrial estate are offered for sale. Further particulars may be ob talned from the General Manager Selangor State Development Cor poration. Jalan Sultan.415 words
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Advertisement295 1964-12-14 21 I TENDERS TENDERS I TENDERS are invited for the mechanical clearing of 400 acres rubber trees in Kedah. r Por oartlculars write to Box A 1631 ST.. Penang. TENDERS are Invited separately for:A. The supply of rations and B. The supply of rise, sugar and 1 condensed milk. in each295 words
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Advertisement143 1964-12-14 21 m; -«s<is^ I m Tod*. B'ving maximum «)COoo<Tiy in mm W M welded mild iteel constructional work. J M PARIAN tf O nHUIHn f m A high quality, general purpot* eec W M trode available in urn (uitable for ill J m types or work. Including (Keet metal M M143 words
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1844 1964-12-14 22 He returns after riding for 34 years in Malaysia RACING with Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE, Sun. Veteran jockey Mickey Donnelly bade farewell to Malaysian racing with a smart win on Comanche at Bukit Timah today. Mickey leaves next week for Australia after' riding in Malaysia1,844 words
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Article119 1964-12-14 22 TOTAL POOL: $107,845 Ist. No. *****5 ($55,681) 2nd. .No. *****0 ($15,909) 3rd. No. *****8 ($7,954) Starters ($1,200 each): Nos. *****8, *****2, *****4, *****1. *****9. *****7, *****1, *****5. I *****4. Consolation ($750): No*, j 1 *****9. *****2, *****3, *****0. *****4. *****7, *****6, *****2. *****8, *****3. Extra Consolation prizes (S2OO119 words
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Article209 1964-12-14 22 LONDON, Sun. Results of Rugby Union matches played yesterday: Scotland trial Blues 14 White 21 (at Murraylield) County championship Lancashire 9 Yorkshire 3; Northumberland 11 Cheshire 3. Club matches Blackheath 9 Liverpool 3; Harlequins 13 Cardiff 11; London Welsh 24 London Irish 0; Old Alleynlans 46209 words
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Advertisement251 1964-12-14 22 SIGURD STENHOJ i/s COMPRESSORS <? j J 2.5 to 42 cv. ft. Ik HOISTS Sto 1 2 tons HYDRAULIC rntudCtf •■•■^(■n mm T f^t J 5 to 100 torn j Stenhoj garage equipment ft offer* unequalled reliability, kJj economy, long life and ease -*JSSj3SSfc^^^i 1/J of operation and initalla- "~-~<^S.251 words
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Advertisement117 1964-12-14 22 I 1 oim me REFRIGERATORS Slimline 60 Model 7105 The perfect family-si2e refrigerator, this handsome English Electric Slimline has a big full-width Freezer which will keep. ls lbs. of frozen food in perfect condition for two to three week.> or even up to three months, if certain precautions are taken117 words
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Article507 1964-12-14 23 NORMAN SIEBEL - Aik Huang toys with Thai champ NORMAN SIEBEL: SINGLES ACES GIVE MALAYSIA VICTORY by K. Lumpur, Sunday •JAN AIK HUANG, the game but out-of-touch struggler for a three-set victory over thirdrunkin? Thai badminton player Sangob Ratanusorn last night, tonight rose to the summit of, his form to make a plaything507 words
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Article133 1964-12-14 23 SINGAPORE. Sun. Seletar became first winners of the blnga- pore Cricket Associations knockout competition when they beat S.C.C. by 31 runs in the final at Balestier Road today. Seletar hit 95 in 25 overs with Elliot scoring 29 (two sixes), S.C.C. first five wickets fell for133 words
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Article314 1964-12-14 23 LONDON. Sun. Chelsea, me young London side, regained me lead in the First Division Oi me English Football League when they beat bottom club Wolves 2-1 yesterday. But they lead only on goal average from Manchester United, who drew 1-1 on West Bromwich Albion's314 words
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183 1964-12-14 23 POLO SELANGOR TEAM UPSET WITH GOAL IN LAST MINUTE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A late goal by Lukshimeyah enabled Selangor Polo and Riding Club to upset the favourites, Sultan of Pahang's team, by 5-4 in the Selangor Turf Club Cup Polo competition at the Turf Club course today. The Selangor Club's183 words
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Article1323 1964-12-14 23 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 0 Liverpool 0 ISirmiiuham I Notts Forest 1 (Blackburn v Shef. Wed. postponed Blackpool 2 Burnley 4 Chelsea 2 IMw 1 Kverton I Stoke 1 Leeds 1 Aston Villa 0 Leicester 0 Sunderland 1 Sheff. Ltd. 3 Tottenham 3 rtll\ 1 Man. Ltd.1,323 words
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255 1964-12-14 23 FESTIVAL Lee scores 41 in Singapore's big win SINGAPORE. Sun Splendid shooting by the captain. Lee Liat Meng. who scorea 41 points, enabled Singapore to beat Malacca by 115 points to 72 .n tne ang di-Pertuan Agong Cup men"s interstate basketball championship at the Gay World today. Singapore. showing all-round255 words
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Advertisement134 1964-12-14 23 INDIAN QUALITY PRODUCTS Gleaming Stainless Steel and TO MODERNISE YOUR KITCHEN Clean, sparkling pots. pans, containers for cooking and storing count for a lot In good health. Use Stainless Steel and Aluminium Ware made by one of India's leading manufacturers. LALLUBHAI AMICHAND— established over 50 years ago. Today's wide, modern134 words
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Advertisement365 1964-12-14 23 y ZEISS I presents the LJ K °nJ CONTESSAMAT models with selective automation >-'' MF Ifw -Jut The advantages of selective automation are: 1. Preutect the shuttar »p*td-ond 4. Sports ihott with fatt •huttw Hi* apartura Mts lt*«if, auto- ;pec<U or* pottibl* aven on maNcally. dull days. 2. Aperture §#tTinQ365 words
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Miscellaneous96 1964-12-14 23 SOCCER Malay league final (Malacca) Masjid Tunali 5 Merllmau 0. Friendlies: Malacca Burnley Cup Selection 6 TTC. Spore 0. (Malacca). Johore Indians 4 Johore Youths 0 iKluangi. SPORTS OIARY FESTIVAL OF SPORT (S"pori>) Basketball Agong Cup (Gay World) 7.30 p.m. Cycling-: State c\ cling rally (Oan Eng Seng School) 396 words
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Article, Illustration863 1964-12-14 24 Taxes: Do not let Barisan sour up people Lee PAP CADRES TOLD: NAIL PROPAGANDA THAT SINGAPORE HAS SUFFERED BECAUSE IT JOINED MALAYSIA {SINGAPORE Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today spoke of the need lo explain to the people the impact of the Central (love m nient's new tax measures and863 words
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Article, Illustration561 1964-12-14 24 New tax moves will work against our industries: Goh CINGAPORE. Sun. *3 Malaysia's export industries will be penalised if the payroll and turnover taxes go into operation, Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said today: Dr. Goh described these two new tax measures as "bad" and "unnecessary" to raise561 words
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180 1964-12-14 24 JTNITED NATIONS, Sun. iJ Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, has suggested that the United States could help solve his country's dispute with Malaysia by "backing a call for a conference" to discuss the issue. Dr Subandrio, in weekend comments before aAP - 180 words
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Article20 1964-12-14 24 KWAN Infant child of F'-r Yin« and Ronald, born 11-12-64. Drpnrtrd 12-u't.i. Bcrvica at BMadftrl rn;ir*i 4 p.m. 14-12-6420 words
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92 1964-12-14 24 KUCHING. Sun— Police shot and wounded a fleeing man while searching for a wanted member of the illegal clandestine Communist organisation last night, a police .spokesman said today. While the police were carrying out an operation during curfew hours last night near92 words
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Article, Illustration61 1964-12-14 24 OVER- EXPOSED football belles at one of the most famous Paris nightclubs fail to hold the attention of Salvador Dali, for 36-24--36 is not his idea of beauty at all. The artist had gone to the "Crazy' Horse Saloon" with friends andUPI - 61 words
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170 1964-12-14 24 US surgeon gets passport to visit China WASHINGTON. Sun. A New York surgeon has been granted a passport to visit China in what may be a significant j relaxation in official I attitudes toward American travel in that Communist land. Dr. Samuel Rosen, of New York, plans to go to170 words
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Advertisement77 1964-12-14 24 The new style large capacity desk calculator MODEL RA 20 Fully automatic operation on all four rules of _^^^^^^^L arithmetic B^HHHHfll^fl Automatic clearance Wr^^^ L^W^r^F^^rW^m Double back transfer riL^^fl Pre-setting < Memory register Duplex action In business calculations where large quantities are involved, the Olympia RA 20 with its versatility77 words
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Advertisement87 1964-12-14 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $10 (minimum) SONC To Shirli-v ami St. „h.-n a -oa on 12-13-44 :it Mount AJvernla Hoapltai. Thank* to Doctor and Nin> SATHEYVALL THANCASAMVI Boiw.cn > -cinary d/o Mr. ThanKanamy on 14-12-64. H "i iih^ii 111 II if «Bjl II Nivico SIGN OF QUALITY ANDTECHNICAL ADVANCEMENT ■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■•■■^^■■■■l87 words
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Miscellaneous45 1964-12-14 24 Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Ilirhrst Lowrst Kuala Lumpur- 90 72 Kota Bharu 86 72 Penang R8 72 Ipoh 90 70 Malacca 86 7(1 Singapore 86 72 C Highlands i Closed Sunday)45 words
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