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Title Section20 1965-01-05 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS *****0 The Straits Times Ma**** Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 118920 words
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Article, Illustration8 1965-01-05 1 captured - SOEK'S BIG MISTAKE captured by a guerilla leader8 words
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Article657 1965-01-05 1 Plea for UN aid next? THE CABINET STUDIES 'SERIOUS THREAT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday IMMEDIATE steps are being taken to prepare our security forces for retaliatory action against Indonesia "under the rule of hot pursuit." This was announced today by Tengku Abdul Rahman after an emergency Cabinet657 words
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Article361 1965-01-05 1 PHILIP KHOO - 4 armed Indons caught at sea PHILIP KHOO: By SINGAPORE, Monday g^.OUR armed Indonesians, in a f motor boat heading for Singapore were captured shortly after midnight off St. John's Island today. They were intercepted by ;> Royal \ii\ v minesweeper. 11. M.5. Wilieston, and cave up without resistance. They361 words
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Article47 1965-01-05 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon—United Air Lines reported today thai there was only one dissenter among its 8.000 employees who were asked last week to contribute a tin or food each to aid flood victim* in North California. The di.senter contributed six bottles of beer— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article, Illustration185 1965-01-05 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. AN advance party of 59 British paratroopers flew in today in civvies to reinforce Malaysia's defence forces Members of the 2nd Parachute Battalion, they landed at Changi air base at 5 p.m. by Britannia troop transport. Thr rest of the battalion's 500Ali Yusof shows the paratroopers disembarking at Changi - 185 words
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Article42 1965-01-05 1 LA PORTE iTexa*i. Mon. A woman was trapped and burned to I death and her husband Injured I when their car left a highway, hurtled through an aircraft hangar and burst into flames Ten planes were destroyed, I42 words
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Article, Illustration518 1965-01-05 1 IJNITED NATIONS, Mom. The Indonesian flag still flew yesterday alongside the flags of 1 1 1 other U.N. members whipped by a freezing wind that cut across the Plaza in front of the headquarters of the world body. It was a tukrn of theAP - 518 words
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Article35 1965-01-05 1 GIRL INJURED SINGAPORE. Mon. Seven-year-old cirl Kang Sco Sim was hit on left toes by stray bullet during attempted robbery in provision shop in Jalan H.il.iman Kedai. off Air Port Road late tonight35 words
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AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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107 1965-01-05 2 Election rigged, says Miss Jinnah KARACHI Mon— Miss Katini.ih Jinnah, who lost to incumbent President Mohammed Ayub Khan in Saturday's presidential elections, charged la.st ■Aght that the elections had been "Mugcd." '"l"he entire conduct of these elections has been marred by flagrant official interference, police hit: h handednes-,. intimidation, corruption107 words
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951 1965-01-05 2 All the world tells 'Mad Hatter' Soekarno: Think again FLEEING FROM THE BATTLEFIELD 9 SAYS NASSER'S NEWSPAPER CAIRO, Monday fHE U.A.R. Government controlled newspaper Al Mesa said yesterday Indonesia's \vi hdrawal from the United Nations would be "tantamour t to fleeing from the international battlefield where Afrc-Asian nations I areReuter; AP; UPI - 951 words
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148 1965-01-05 2 Millions U.N. spends to help the Indons JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia benefits from a wide range of I'nited Nations aid projects, including a USSM million fund to help Wrst Irian, formerly Dutch Xrw Guinea. No immediate comment was available here from DJf. officials on how withdrawal from the I.N. by IndonesiaReuter - 148 words
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Article73 1965-01-05 2 I NEW DELHI. Mon.— The possibilities of large oil reserves In India, totalling nearly six billion tons in Inland and offshore areas up to a depth of 50 meters from ;he surface, are indicated in a paper I presented at the International Geological Congress by73 words
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Article36 1965-01-05 2 RANGOON. Mon. The Burmese Revolutionary Government released 227 detainees throughout the country today the cv« of the 17th Independence Day anniversary. z Among those relr:i*rd wet» politicians, peasants ami siu- dents. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article32 1965-01-05 2 TUNIS. Mon.— At least four woI pie died and 3.000 are reported j homeless from wetktni flooding I after torrential rain in the are* of Zurzis. southern Tunisia.32 words
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122 1965-01-05 2 TRICHI'R (Kerala State) Mon. Top Indian pro-Peking Communists yesterday hejd a party meeting to discuss strategy for next month's elections in Kerala State in a prison near here. The meeting was held with the permission of Indian authorities who last week roundedReuter - 122 words
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Miscellaneous17 1965-01-05 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby THIS IS A s^~ -^N. V^ TOLISM _^X I ON TMIS TABLE^17 words
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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338 1965-01-05 3 The Babel warship sails out on full test A YEAR'S TRIALS FOR SEVEN-NATION CREW WASHINGTON, Mon. A U.S. Navy destroyer manned by sailors in uniforms of seven nations sailed from Norfolk, Virginia, today for a year of testing one phase of the controversial Multi Lateral Nuclear Force. The I'SS ClaudeUPI - 338 words
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Article, Illustration220 1965-01-05 3 JOSEPH Almond. 77. shows the cheque he collected re\sently after his £221.016 ($1,772,928) first dividend pools win. With him is his second wife, Hilda. As he pocketed the cheque at a London hotel, retired Insurance agent Mr. Almond announced: "I'm not tooMirrorpic - 220 words
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195 1965-01-05 3 Midnight, and the Red Wall clanks —shut— BERLIN, Mon. The Communist Wall clanked shut between divided Berlin last" night, ending 16 days of Christmas Joy. Tears and desperate embraces swept the final queues at the five crossing gates in the Wail, which had been open to special pass-holders from West195 words
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212 1965-01-05 3 58 KILLED AS CHURCH ROOF COLLAPSES MEXICO City, Monday. AT least 58 people were killed yesterday when the roof of a new Roman Catholic church collapsed during dedication ceremonies at Rijo, in Puebla state, according to reports reaching here. Authorities said the death toll might be higher since more bodiesReuter - 212 words
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Article33 1965-01-05 3 INNSBRUCK. Mon. A West German skier was killed and three Austrian hunters were feared dead yesterday under avalanches which broke loose in the Alps during a weekend »t heavy snowstorms. A.PAP - 33 words
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Article, Illustration227 1965-01-05 3 I ONDON, Mon. Bri- tain's Foreign Secretary, Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker, yesterday launched a strong bid to regain a House of Commons seat and at the same, to win a big vote of confidence in the nations new Labour administration. Top Cabinet Ministers,Reuter - 227 words
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Article43 1965-01-05 3 WASHINGTON, Mon.— Tho U.S. began the new year with a population of 193.5 million, according to a Census Bureau estimate today. This Is a gain or 13.5 million over April 1. 1960. the date of the nin.st recent census. UPI.UPI - 43 words
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Article85 1965-01-05 3 Burton pushes Liz out of Top 1O HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Doris Day was top box office attraction for U.S. film exhibitors last year and Richard Burton made the top 10 for the first time by pushing his wife, Elizabeth Taylor, off the list. Burton's roles in "Becket" and "Night of theReuter - 85 words
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Article45 1965-01-05 3 LONDON. Mon. Britain launched 12 warships in 1964, I including two guided missile destroyers, the Ministry of Defence reported today. Another 12 warships were completed during the year and work began on a further 14. Including two Polaris-armed submarines. I Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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267 1965-01-05 3 PARIS, Monday FRANCE is convert- ing a growing share of her foreign currency reserves into gold because President de Gaulle trusts the yellow metal more than the dollar, financial sources said yesterday. Stepped-up purchases of gold by the Bank of France, while267 words
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148 1965-01-05 3 UNIONISTS QUIT PARTY— TO REMAIN IN UNION ONDON. Mon. Twenty AJ officials of Britain's 290.000-strong Electricial Trades Union left the Communist Party jesterday. Their decision is the result of a new onion rule which came into force at the weekend, banning Communists from holding office following allegations of Communist movesReuter - 148 words
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Article, Illustration58 1965-01-05 4 A RECEPTION was held at the Hotel Singapura yesterday evening to celebrate the 17th independence anniversary of the Union of Burma. This Straits Times picture shows the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, proposing a toast for the President of the Union of Burma. Standing58 words
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Article489 1965-01-05 4 SINGAPORE AIRPORT: IN AND OUT 'PHK following la today* lehedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Hong Kong <BA 791) 2.15 p.m.; from Auckland Sydney. Darwin (BA 721) 6.45 p.m. from London. Frankfurt. H>irut, Karachi. Calcutta (BA 700) 5.45 p.m.; from London. Zurlcb, Tel489 words
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Article67 1965-01-05 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Claims for refund jf property tax on houses reported vacant between July 1 to Dec. 31. last year must be submitted by Jan. 31 this year to the Comptroller of Property Tax, Ground Floor. City Hall. Claims cannot be entertained unless the property tax due67 words
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132 1965-01-05 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Nah Ban Huat, complainant in a case of attempted extortion, was today fined $50 in a magistrate's court for failing to attend court at 10 a.m. on Saturday when the case came up for hearing. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain said132 words
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Article, Illustration95 1965-01-05 4 ARMY CHIEF WELCOMES PARATROOP LEADER— A "WELCOME to Singapore" smile from Lieut. Gen. Sir Alan Jolly (left). Commander of Far East Armed Forces, to Lieut. Col. Ted Eber-Hardie. who led in the 50-man advance party of British paratroopers yesterday afternoon. The paratroopers of the 2nd Parachute Battalion are being sent95 words
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Article, Illustration190 1965-01-05 4 Rahim Ishak heads team of leaders to tidy up cemetery OINGAPORE. Mon. The Assemblyman I for Siglap. Inche Rahim Ishak, yesterday led a team of parliamentary secretaries. Assemblymen and community leaders to clear the five-acre Kubu Massim cemetery along Siglap Road, near Opera Estate. inche Rahim. who is also Parliamentary190 words
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146 1965-01-05 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The j first three cases at the Juvenile Court this year were mentioned today all In connection with housebreakings by a boy of 14. The boy. pleading guilty to three housebreaking charges, admitted that he had between new year's146 words
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Article43 1965-01-05 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off tomorrow in Jalan Sena off Jalan Pelawan (Chua Chu Kang Road 14 m.s.> from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and in Andrews Avenue and Jalan Kampong Tentcah from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.43 words
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Article, Illustration137 1965-01-05 5 DATO STEPHENS IS SWORN IN AT IST AN A vi n Donald Stephens was sworn in as Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs before the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Negara in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Dato Stephens relinquished the post of Chief Minister under a compromise agreement following the137 words
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289 1965-01-05 5 SOEK AND THE COCKS THAT DID NOT CROW... IPOH, Monday. Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, warned here last night that the Malaysian people should not be complacent just because Soekarno's threat to crush Malaysia before the cocks crowed on New Year's Day had failed miserably. Dr.289 words
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Article49 1965-01-05 5 PENANG, Mon. Burglars stole $3600 worth of equipment from the Chowrasta Malay School in Penang Road during the endThe headmaster. Inche Ismail bin Hashim. told police that among the article** stolen were a $200 typewriter, and $800 speech trainer and hearing aids worth I il. 20049 words
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Article36 1965-01-05 5 KUALA LIPIS. Mon.— Mr. Leng Him Sens:, of Kuala Lumpur, has .-'rd here as the District Information Officer in place of 1 Ahmad bin Raja Harun Al-Ki.shid. who has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur.36 words
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115 1965-01-05 5 River-boat ambulance to save the babes IZOTA BHARU. Mon.— 1V The Ministry of Health has provided a boat ambulance to serve people living along the rivers in Ulu Kelantan. This Is one of the measures taken to reduce the Infant mortality rate In Ulu Kelantan which is considered to be115 words
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Article37 1965-01-05 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. The Rev D. K. Gnananatham. i Methodist pastor here, will be leaving shortly on transfer to i Ipoh. He will be succeeded here I by the Rev. K. G. Timothy from Ipoh.37 words
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Article34 1965-01-05 5 KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon A businessman. Abdul Oaffar s/o Joosap Naganl, 38. was fined $2SO. or a month's jail, in the Sessions Court here yesterday for making false declaration to obtain Federal citizenship34 words
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160 1965-01-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon T<HE Ministry of Inte--1 rior has given powers to State Governments to finalise arrangpments for tenants registration. This Includes the division of various towns and villages into sectors and the recruitment of voluntary operators on a district to district160 words
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Article66 1965-01-05 5 MALACCA, Mon. Malacca's newest hotel the Regal Hotel In Newcome Road, opened for business yeterday. The four-storey hotel costing more than $500,000 has 33 rooms most of which are air-condition-ed. In SKKKMBAN. a new fourstorey hotel costing $500,000 the Carlton Hotel has opened for business.66 words
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Article40 1965-01-05 5 NIBONG TEBAL. Mon. A two-storey extension to the district hospital at Sungei Bakap has been completed. The extension, with accommodation for a dispensary and wards, was built under the rural development plan at a cost of $120,00040 words
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223 1965-01-05 5 4 plantersinjured in hotel attack IPOH, Mon. —Four planters from a rubber estate were injured, one of them seriously, when they were attacked by a group of people in the lobby of a hotel here last night One of the Injured. Mr. D. Roberta. 25. who sustained head and chest223 words
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193 1965-01-05 5 Heavy fall in Malaysia's exports to China I£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia imported ;oods worth $81,000,164 from the Chinese mainland during the first six months of last year. But it exported only $458 worth of eoods to China during the same period During the correspond ing period in 1963 Malaysia imported193 words
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Article52 1965-01-05 5 I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Pour short-servipe commissioned navy cadets will leave for Britain on Wednesday for a year's training at the Royal Naval College at Dartemouth. The cadets are: Sheikh Othman bin Ahmad. Syed Musufla bin Syed Ibrahim, Mr. Ooi Teng Sum, and Mr. Chew52 words
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226 1965-01-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malayan Youth Council has been urged to form a Malaysian Development Corps to allow local youths to emulate the spirit of the American Peace Corps. This call was contained in the list of resolutions adopted at the seminar on "The226 words
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Article66 1965-01-05 5 PENANO. Mon. A 46-year-old housewife who went lor an after-dinner walk was robbed by two motor cyclists last night. Chem Chalk Swee reported ;o police that she was strolling along Trengganu Close with a neighbour at about 9 p.m. when two men on a motor-cycle stopped near66 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Article, Illustration66 1965-01-05 6 Alert— but false alarm SINGAPORE POLICE SEARCH FOR STRANGE BOATS OINGAPORE police from the Queenstown station, accompanied by Federal Reserve Unit men, scouring the Labrador area in Pasir Pan Jang on Sunday night following reports that two unidentified boats were seen approaching the Pasir Panjang shore. The two boats wereMak Kian Sonc - 66 words
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Article91 1965-01-05 6 200 people at bank's opening Mon. About 200 people today attended the official opening of the main office of Malayan Banking Ltd. in Singapore at Malayan Bank Chambers In Pu 1 1 crt o n Square. The chairman of the bank's board of directors. Mr. Oei Tjong Ip. in a91 words
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Article51 1965-01-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Mr N. Selvadural. 48. an Industrial Relations Officer at the Regional i Industrial Relations Office here. I will leave Tor New Delhi on 1 I Wednesday for a three -month I course in industrial relations there. The course is sponsored under: j the Colombo51 words
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205 1965-01-05 6 SINGAPORE, Mon THE University of A Singapore has received a number of applications from overseas professors for the post of head of its proposed new department of sociology and socioanthropologry. A spokesman of the university told the Straits Times today: "The applications205 words
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Article49 1965-01-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysia's Ambassador to Germany. Oato Abdul Hamid bill Haji Jumat, has been concurrently appointed the Ambassador to the Netherlands. An External Affairs Ministry statement today said Dato Abdul Hamid would present his creden- tials to Queen Juliana of the i Netherlands soon.49 words
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272 1965-01-05 6 Red China behind Soek's UN move: SF man VfUAR. Mon. The iTI withdrawal of Indonesia from the United Nations was a deliberate move backed by behind-the-scene supporters to increase its aggression towards Malaysia this year. This was stated by the president of the Johore Socialist Front. Dr. Wee Lee Fong,272 words
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Article23 1965-01-05 6 TANOKAK. Mon. Two reservoirs, costing $445,000. have been completed under the rural development programme at Grisek and Belcok villages, near here.23 words
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Article76 1965-01-05 6 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A 55- man who was found wiin a 0-year-old girl was fined $250 or two months' jail in a magistrate's court today for outraging her modesty. David Lim admitted committinp; the offence among some bushes at the back of a76 words
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371 1965-01-05 6 'Sincerity, dedication' call to heads of schools I r— KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. I THE Chief Education Advisor, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki, today told heads of schools not to allow any racial and religious discrimination to exist in their schools. He said his Ministry had received several complaints of alleged discrimination,371 words
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Article, Illustration634 1965-01-05 7 A King came to his bed-side to pay him a nations honour ONE day in June 1905 a US ship pulled into a berth at Colon, Panama, and began discharging hundreds of coffins. Among the passengers who watched the ••rim cargo being slung over the ship's side was a nondescript634 words
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Article, Illustration1250 1965-01-05 7 Dr. Gorgas, the conqueror of Yellow Death' Further, the only medicine prescribed for victims was large quantities of whisky and mustard seed. Soon after Gorgas arrived at Fort Brown orders came through from army headquarters that all troops must keep clear of the infected area. And all did except William1,250 words
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Article133 1965-01-05 8 :o Words $15 Minimum MRS. DOGAR SINGH ud Mmily thank frlendu for condolenri-s. wreaths, salxtance nud attendance at the fiinarmi of h*r Leloved hiuoand Douar Smith on THE FAMILY OF the late Mr* Y«o Pe* Yam -nee Wee Yoonk Nrai sincerely thank friends and relative* for tiieir kind assistance.133 words
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7 1965-01-05 8 THE Straits Times Tuesday. January 5 1965.7 words
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Article746 1965-01-05 8 Malaysian reaction to IndonI withdrawal from the United Nations is entirely j precautionary, and should not be taken as indicative of major operations in the near future. Obviously, however, we must expect increased Indon-'e-iian activity. From Soekarno downward, vwry Indonesian! spokesman has threatened in the last four746 words
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Article318 1965-01-05 8 The Nigerian Constitution sets out to create a balance j between the country's three main regions, permitting each 1 its own local government but preventing any one from overriding the other two at the centre. In practice, however, I the Northern Region is domin- ant in population and318 words
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Article150 1965-01-05 8 The sailor who was fined $200 in Sabah recently for illegally keeping an orang hutan in captivity seems to have escaped very lightly. Borneo and Sumatra are the only places where these animals survive in their wild I state, and even on these islands thoir numbers are dropping150 words
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Article, Illustration1432 1965-01-05 8 EDWARD CRANKSHAW - EDWARD CRANKSHAW by HE WAS REMOVED TO MAKE WAY FOR, NEW GROWTH WHICH HE HAD MADE POSSIBLE. ALL that has happened in the Soviet Union since Khrushchev's fall, as well as a great deal that has not happened, is unexpectedly reassurin» It indicates that1,432 words
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LETTERS
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Letter843 1965-01-05 8 YOUR report on Dalu Thuralslngham's speech and your leader (S.T. Jan. 2) have raised the very Important question of scientific research In the University. First, there Is no doubt that the University should engage In research. For It is only in Departments where active research is taking place843 words
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182 1965-01-05 9 Smugglers' boat rammed, sunk in chase DENANG, Mon. A 1 Customs craft sank a speedboat fully loaded with contraband at the mouth of the Kuala Krian m Province Wellesley last night. The Customs party retrieved one package of textiles valued at $500 before their own boat also sank. Officers of182 words
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75 1965-01-05 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malaysian Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon. and Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will be among the guests at a reception •<> mark BOAC's first VC-10 1 tet service through here on Wednesday. The .jetliner, with several YIP guests,75 words
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Article, Illustration348 1965-01-05 9 P. KRISHNAN - P. KRISHNAN -by 'Crush Malaysia 9 drive a big mistake, say nine Indonesians who surrendered KUALA LUMPUR, Monday \INE captured Indonesian guerillas who sneaked into Malaya with jrders to blow up bridges and roads said today that Soekarno had made a big mistake in trying to crush348 words
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192 1965-01-05 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. officer of the Malaysian Armed Forces, Capt. Raja Toran bin Raja Shahriman, appeared before a general court-martial here today on three charges of fraudulently misapplying funds from a warrant officers' and sergeants.' mess Capt Raja Toran. of No. 2 Supply Company, Federation192 words
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Article24 1965-01-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Bank Nepara Malaysia received a total of $1,855,983.41 for the National Defence Fund up to Dec. 31, 1964.24 words
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343 1965-01-05 9 BOY DROWNED: SCOUTMASTER CRITICISED SINGAPORE, Monday. CORONER, Mr. Ho Kian Ping, today criticised a scoutmaster, Roland Tan, 20, for the manner in which he organised and led 13 scouts to a picnic, off Changi Point, resulting in the drowning of one of them. The boy who was drowned, Ismail bin343 words
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Article54 1965-01-05 9 PEiNANG. Mon. The Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Sumsuddin. will give away the prlws at the nurses trainina school* annual graduation on Jan. 15 Among the prize winners are Miss Chee Chong Hwai, who has been awarded the Federation Gold Medal, and Miss Ann Poh Choon.54 words
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120 1965-01-05 9 Journalist's body flown back to New Delhi KUALA LUMPUR. Mon^ The body of the Indian journalist. Mr. 8. M. Das, who died in a hotel here on Saturday, was flown to New Delhi today. Mr. Das. 42. a Times of India correspondent. came here on r>c. 26 as a guest120 words
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Article, Illustration281 1965-01-05 9 lng transferred to six fishing boats on Oct. 29. They sailed for Kampong Plsang on the Johore coast but heavy seas pulled them apart. Captured "Finally, when we landed in Malaya we were scattered. We were cap- tured very soon." said Sgt. Abdul Raman. He281 words
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Article47 1965-01-05 9 SINGAPORE. Mon— A woman. Thanuchelmal. described as a "regular customfr" of the Ninth Mactetrateii Ccurt, was fined $50 today for being drunk and incapable in a bus in Redhill Close on Saturday night. She was found lying on the floor of the bus.47 words
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Article46 1965-01-05 9 SINGAPORE. Mon— A seaman. Ibrahim b:n Abdul Aziz. 22. was today fined 8600 for assaulting a police constable on Saturday. Ibrahim, it was stated, punched P. C. Koh Toon Thyp when he was stopped and asked to produce his driving licence.46 words
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175 1965-01-05 9 NTUC IS 'STOOGE' OF PAP, SAYS MR. LU KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Political Secretary to the Finance Minister, Mr. Bernard Lv, today charged that the Singapore National Trades Union Congress was not only pro-PAP but "is clearly performing stooge functions" for the party. He was commenting on a statement by175 words
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Article28 1965-01-05 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— About 30 pa-.-ei sers will d:srmbark in Sincppore when t'.ie Chusan ■TlffM here on Jsn. 10. The 24.000-ron liner left Southampton on Dec. 21.28 words
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Advertisement193 1965-01-05 9 f^ r O|u Jo THlo lull? OR" J§^l LJK is n voup^p Artic-Kar can make you the cool, comfortable airconditioned driver. Think of it! With Artic-Kar you drive and arrive fresh as a daisy. See your Artic-Kar dealer today and discover how easy and economical it is to enjoy instant193 words
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Advertisement51 1965-01-05 9 I *§bg|^ LAo 1 11 Nw YALUt Men of good taste go for the smart simplicity of Hickok accessories. Available in a wide range of elegant styles and fashions Hickok belts, cuff-links and wallets are crafted with the painstaking care which has made Hickok a symbol of quality throughout the51 words
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Miscellaneous642 1965-01-05 9 RADIO MALAYSIA (Malaya) Proß nummary: news interlude 6.45 Extract* 6;02 Morning melodies; 700 from the editorial*- 650 Stock The news: 7.10 Breakfast pot- Exchange report; 700 Learn pourri: 7.30 Learn a word a a word a dav 705 Tue^dav 7 5 Bl 7- akfast Potpourri; showcase; f. 30 The «or*y642 words
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Article, Illustration994 1965-01-05 10 TO TEACH AND TO LEARNHER TWO-FOLD OBJECTIVE Wherever I went my work found a mark and a ready market... and it amused me no end having to place Singapore On the map— Rose Eberwein FAIR exchange is no robbery! 1 With this maxim in mind994 words
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440 1965-01-05 10 F)O you know why your husband is getting fat? (Or if he is fat, why he's getting worse? It's heart-breaking, I know, when we stuff them full with exotic and expensive slimming foods and are rewarded only by seeIng the rotters growing440 words
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Advertisement173 1965-01-05 10 PARFUMEUR |j THE DIAMONDS OF HER DREAMS At a price you can afford. It marks an occasion of life time. A gorgeous gift to cherish all earthly tokens and bespeaks on ever growing love. We welcome \ou to view our large collection of diamonds of all shapes and sizes. POH173 words
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Advertisement485 1965-01-05 10 Beautifying COMPLEXION Raising RESISTANCE Fortifying VITALITY Wonder Tonic with VS/ j C^S I^CSS swEsfßsfs Each Sweetlet is equivalent to 10 oranges (of Vitamin C). *r* HICEE SWEETLETS will keep your complexion smooth and clear, free from blemishes and rough skin. It will also relieve fatigue, banish colds, and nil you485 words
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Article309 1965-01-05 11 Malaysian views on US loan terms are appreciated, but paper says 'Self -help first' From KEITH HOOPER: Sydney, Monday JJOTH of Sydney's morning newspapers have commented editorially on Malaysia's decision to refuse the United States terms for an arms purchase loan. The SYDNEY MORNING HERALD309 words
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Article30 1965-01-05 11 PENANG. Mon. A fun fair in aid of the Welfare Association for the Poor will be held at the Lorong Kulit Padang here, from Peb. 1 to 9.30 words
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Article59 1965-01-05 11 PENANG, Sun. A beauty contest open to girls of all nationalities will be one of the highlights of the fun fair to be held by the Penang Welfare Association for the Poor in Lorong Kulu from Feb. 1 to Feb. 9. Contestants should submit thrir59 words
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Article29 1965-01-05 11 aiNKjfifyjne.. caon. me apolntment of Mr. Teo Teck Hiang s the Curator of Van Kleef Aqurium on probation was announced 1 the latest issue of the Singapore29 words
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Article, Illustration136 1965-01-05 11 Mechanic missing since New Year Day SINGAPORE, Mon.— A 17-year-old trainee electrical mechanic, Daljit Singh, has been missing from home since New Year's Day. Daljit. who left his Naval Base home at 6.45 a.m. for wor:;. na.s no* been home since He works in the dockyard and the cnargeman there136 words
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135 1965-01-05 11 Malaysia sends greetings to Burma IZUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong has sent a message to the Chairman of Burma's Revolutionary Council. General Ne Win, on the occasion of Burma's Independence Day. It said "On this auspicious occasion, the 17th anniversary of your Independence Day, the Raja Permalsuri Agong135 words
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156 1965-01-05 11 Police to set up their own 'hotline' to Borneo territories 1£ U A L A LUMPUR, lv Mon. The Royal Malaysian Police is to get its own radio equipment for communication between Kuching. Jesselton and the nations capital. The expenditure of $4,095,--000 for this command radio network, was agreed to156 words
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102 1965-01-05 11 OENANG. Mon.— Five Im--1 migration officers from Sabah are in Penang to observe the administration and working of the Malaysian Immigration headquarters and the Penanj? section. They are Miss Catherine Goh, Inche Mohamed Yunus bin Nawab Khan. Mr. Basran H. Bakrl, Mr.102 words
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122 1965-01-05 11 Speed traps caught over 1,000 last year Xl ALA Li'Ki'Lß. Mon: More than 1.000 motorists were booked for speeding through police speed traps along 30 m.p.h. limit roads here last year. A traffic police spokesman said that most motorists have been caught along Circular Raid He said that 912 motorists122 words
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Article28 1965-01-05 11 KANGAR. Mon.— The Seri Ma- i war Youth Club will stage the rtr»t body-building contest in the Stat* to select a 'Mr. Perils" next April.28 words
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Article43 1965-01-05 11 KANGAR. Mon. Two youth picnic centres will be opened in Perlis early this year at an estimated cost of about $50,000. The resorts at Sungei Brembang and Buku Pahat Abi are being built under the Perlis rural development plan43 words
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Article45 1965-01-05 11 KOTA BHARU. Mon. Kuala j Krai District Hospital has ivpn provided with X-ray equipn, -v ■worth more than $20,000. H ents of Ulu Kelantan who have been coming here for then ray since 1925 can now have their X-ray taken at Kuala Krai.45 words
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Article, Illustration175 1965-01-05 11 ITUAI.A LUMPUR, Moo. 1V The Burmese Ambassador here, U Pc Kin. said tonight that both the Burmese and Ai:'luysian Government had the same objective how to provide their people with a decent s'andard of living. But the methods adopted to achieve the objective175 words
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Advertisement248 1965-01-05 11 ■Thi llil H 1 B^sHsk^BVsSs^BVßVflflHlßW^P^^^^^^^ i -S3 fl W .4k t Mi y m fnfT 1 I^^™^™^™^™"™"B Hb v 'M^riHf ilifitßsß *'5 :> m ■B I* S^ v; at. '^^^^Ktr^!^^ I PPpMiMMJPJ^jgp* M "^Bj pp The new low-cost version of IBM System/ 360 Model 20 now makes the use of248 words
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Miscellaneous298 1965-01-05 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 3. and another makes woli t. The motorist* top hat? (I). eat jam <3. 2. 5). 9. Bottle for an artist In a rest- 4. Talk about tea-time ihouldnt aurant (6). be repeated (7). 10. A short exchange with 5 The mark of an But coast298 words
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307 1965-01-05 12 New tin chemicals plant is planned GROUND breaking for a new U. 5.51.2 million Australian plant for detinning tinplate scrap and production of tin chemicals has been announced in New York by M. and T. Chemicals Incorporated, a wholly owned subsidiary of American Can Company. The new facility is located307 words
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Article, Illustration303 1965-01-05 12 MALAYSIA Pencil Co. i?1 Ltd. has been set up to manufacture high quality lead pencils, and production will commence this month. It is the only pencil factory in the country. Mr. W. T. Pollock a director of the company said that (La project had303 words
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Article93 1965-01-05 12 The latest Soviet synthetic rubber works at Sterlltamak has run into difficulties. Pravda reports that the new Installation for the production of catalyser material "essential for a synthetics works" has proved "unserviceable" after completion. Pravda refers to "Inferior design and poor material" as the main reason93 words
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Article, Illustration159 1965-01-05 12 DIRECTORS and many senior members of the Rothmans 'family' gathered at a London reception recently to congratulate Mr. S. Rothman (centre above) on the fiftieth anniversary of his entering the cigarette business. Those toasting the guest of honour included nine of the 11 members of159 words
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Article, Illustration402 1965-01-05 12 GUNN CHIT THYE - Penang agency will run world tour GUNN CHIT THYE By A PENANG tourist agency is planning to introduce a group tour around the world in 80 days. The tour will be launched next year with the cooperation of an International airline which recently sent out a travel specialist from its402 words
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Article40 1965-01-05 12 Ford of Britain produced a re* cord total of more than 680,000 cars, vans, trucks and tractors this year compared with the previous record of 670,656 In 1963. Exports totalled over £150 million for the second year running.40 words
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Article157 1965-01-05 12 AS rubber consumption In the U.S. soared to a new high of more than 1,900,000 long tons. Industry, sources In New York predicted that overall Industry sales would also hit an alltime peak of approximately U.S $11,000 million for 1964. The president of the Rubber Manufacturers157 words
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Article71 1965-01-05 12 The expected improvement in Insurance companies' underwriting results for 1964 is likely to be realised, according to an end-of-year survey carried out by the British Insurance Association which represents the bulk of the company market. This is due mainly to better experience In the United Kingdom.71 words
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Article37 1965-01-05 12 The Union OU Co. of California has brought on stream some four months ahead of schedule a U.S.--$22 000 000 hydrocracker and related faculties at its Los Angeles Refinery Mr. Fred L. Hartley, president, has reported.37 words
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Article, Illustration208 1965-01-05 12 by Mr. J. A. H. Sawders, chief manager of the bank's headquarters in Hong Kong. A father of five, Mr. Leong joined the bank in Ipoh as a junior clerk. Mr. Leong's eldest son, Mr. Leong Sik Hong, 26, is also on the208 words
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Article47 1965-01-05 12 Britain's car exports rose again in November to 54,373, an Increase of more than 1,000 on October, according to provisional figures issued today. Total production at 148.184 show a Jump of nearly 6,000 on the October figure Exports of goods vehicles dropped slightly to 13,107.47 words
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Article, Illustration110 1965-01-05 12 JAPAN STEPS UP AUTO PRODUCTION TAPAN is making great strides in car production and intends to intensify her export drive. Recently an integrated passenger car assembly plant has been completed by Prince Motors, Ltd. of Tokyo in the suburbs of the metropolis. The company is intending to establish a monthlyUP - 110 words
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Article117 1965-01-05 12 A LOCAL manufacturer of reinforced concrete products. Bilcon Industries Ltd.. whose products has been certified fit for use in government construction projects, is progressing with great strides. Founded In 1960 with an authorised capital of one million dollars, the company, a subsidiary of Building Construction Co.117 words
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Article, Illustration237 1965-01-05 12 Four youngsters received a bicycle each from Santa Clam, for their winning entries in the Christmas Kleenex Tissue Snowman Guessing Competition. They were: Tan Chong Hoe. and Miss Ong Li Nah. both of Singapore, and Beverley Wood and Miss Pamela Bones, both of Pet-aling Ja<°*. Goh Slew Ghee,237 words
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Article42 1965-01-05 12 Miss Noor Alni Tahir, 16. a form four pupil of the Senior Methodist Girls' School in Petaling. has won the first prize of S5OO in the Eveready Battery Highlights of the Pops radio contest organized by the Malayan Batteries Ltd.42 words
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Article29 1965-01-05 12 The Asia Life Assurance Society Ltd.'s new building in Ipoh has Just been opened. The new fourstorey building is at Hale Street overlooking the Municipal Padang «l<r|»29 words
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Advertisement215 1965-01-05 12 PROBLEIN/I: To reduce costs but maintain jL-. *Z.f\\ |J a rigorous schedule on huge ,J ("A yT"WV if/Zl earthmoving operations l^i. V I I SmSm If you're looking for less downtime, more loads N Jr j^s4"|H ''-^H' V *^V* l hauled and more profits in tough rock, coal, i^f^ B?-215 words
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Advertisement155 1965-01-05 12 (MJVMS m CARGO London and Europe are only 18 hours away by Qantas. DIRECT mm 707T^/£7S TO: Europe and the U.K. (7 Flights a wee<.) Australia: (6 Flights a week.) Specify Qantas to your Air Cargo Agent or contact Malaysian Air* ways Limited, General Sale* agents for Qantas, SINGAPORE: Raffles155 words
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Advertisement1131 1965-01-05 13 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K.i Due Sport aam P. Sham Ptnaat tUTOMEION LifirpMl, AvormiOJth ll Pirt MCNELAUS LimpMl Jai JM I Jai 1/11 i,, ii OOIIUS LiftipMi, Dublin, Glasgow... Jm S Jai II jai 11/11 Jm 17 PERStUS LuerpMl, Glasgow m* U Im II OEMOOOCUS lemots, Havrt, LitrtrfMl.... Jai1,131 words
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Advertisement1224 1965-01-05 13 WJi THE^EACILINES E\V yS^k KUALA IUM»Ut«r.SWrrTTMMAJ»« IWUMO L I o(n<uk hook k<Mi»oll>. roioiN.l iwiinmilf I fitM im pmm 2si2i pimi mi pmm mil SAILINGS 10 BEYKOUIi. U'TAIIA. GENOA. LE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN. ANTWERP. RITIEROAM, AMSTEROAM, GOTHENBURG. AARHUS ANO COPENNAGEN. mUt~>* r >!■ f-MMg "BASRA" (IJ Sailtl II Pt t JM1,224 words
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Advertisement1261 1965-01-05 13 I BENULINE UPtEll SERVICE TO LONDON. LIURPO* ft CONTINENTAi PORTS BENVORLICH JC gS 'r fc f s i „p. r ,x,, 22sr F f ::ii BEN ARMIN toOflO a im v *jpu.i f*. 4 i-*r» rcDM* HamotWl frt I Ii Ptrt/lidai Jai 1/ I Sugaoort P. S'naa PtaaM lENLOYAL Li«dt».1,261 words
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Advertisement1150 1965-01-05 13 ka^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. KA AJI LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Sport P Sham Kenans Cm Of LEICESTER ft/11 lai 22,24 lai 25 111 t CITY OF COLOMBO 31 JM I FLAMINIAN 14/H ril ll,:irel ?2Fe» S Cm OF WELLINGTON 21/27 fel 21 Fel A VESSEL1,150 words
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513 1965-01-05 14 From Our Market Correspondent rIE Stock Exchange of Malaysia opened the first trading day of the new year yesterday on a fairly steady note. However, as the day wore on investors became increasingly concerned with the decision of Soekarno to leave the I'nited Nations and513 words
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Article27 1965-01-05 14 Malayan Stork Indices Dec. 31. Jan. 4. •Industrials: 85.62 85.24 Tins. 118.09 116.49 S rubbers: 108.90 108.98 •Dec. SO. 1963 ion Dec. 29. 1962 10027 words
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Article861 1965-01-05 14 dUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock. Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bsustead (4.000) SI. 60. (1.000) 51. 59; Eite (3.000) SI. S3. (2.000) 51. 82: East. Smiltiri $4.00 BL.861 words
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Article28 1965-01-05 14 Jan 4 MALAYAN Xl Kill I; PRICE: 111 cents (up seven-eighths of a cent) TIN: $621,121 (up $1,121). Unofficial estimated offering 190 tons (down 10 tons).28 words
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Article259 1965-01-05 14 'j-HE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to Thursday December 30. 'P. «O.». «T.O. Cold Stort 2.21 CD 9.4 14.1 1.6 K. Smelters 4 <M» llj.o 17.0 1.7 K N 1.2 h.ti LJ Summons I •>4 vl 21 I 2 1 Hun..259 words
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Article36 1965-01-05 14 ON the free sxsftange msrfcot In Hong Kong on Saturday the U.S. dellar was quoted 578 for T.T. and 5.74k for sash. Sterling wax quoted it 15.98 and •fie tael ef cold at ?S2»36 words
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277 1965-01-05 14 THE price oi tin in Penang yesterday rose by 51. 126 to MtLUI on an offering estimated down by 10 tons to 195 tons. The morning Session ol the Malayan Rubber Market yesterday opened on a steady note following London277 words
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Article62 1965-01-05 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. Mount l.«r» 40/1 N. Broken Hill (10s.) 41/10 Ampol ii/» Aust. Con. Ind <SS/4 Aust. Paper Manuf 3«/ l B.H.P 67/1 Carriers 7/3 B Colonial Sugar 70/1O U J. Colea 15/n Herald 58/4 Humea 70/-B 1.C.1.A.N.Z 5»/l Repco 24/7 Rothmana (10/- units) 42/Woolworth 16/2 Swan Breweries62 words
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Article246 1965-01-05 14 January 4. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Rouatead IHcts. National Iron 9 eta. Dunlops 15 cv Unlteers 14 rts. City Dev. its H. Containers 12 eta. E. hmelters 27 eta. M Cnbles 18 cts, Esso 15 cv. McAhster 12 cts Ked. Dlsp. 12 eta M. Invest. 11 eta. f. N.246 words
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Article244 1965-01-05 14 JANUARY first grads rubber r.0.0). closed st 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 711 cents per Ib. up seven-eighths of a cent on Thursday's closing level for tbe position. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. dating prices In osnts per Ib. yesterday: lot. 1244 words
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Article130 1965-01-05 14 SHIPS lying alancslds tho Singapore Wharvss or expected today arsi Central 3/4, Petaling N.W. 4, Sadao N.W. 5.. Nauaura Ma.ru 10/11. Cyclops 13/14, Reginald Kerr 21/22, Lovcea 25/26. Anchises 31/32. Java Mall 33/ 34, Empire Uannet 35/36. Silver Ocean 3K/39, Antenor 44. Hohenfels 45. Jan Matejko 46130 words
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Article65 1965-01-05 14 HINLbE Produce Ciehsnits, smKapsr* neon prict* per picul ystlflay: Coconut oil: tuilk > lan Copra Inn. K«-r>. IK fontin.nt: Ur.quo'«<l Pepper: Muntok Wfctt* $1371 K'Hfrsj. Sarawak »hiu 5152» ncll.rs, special Mtmoali ri.,.k U3o «el!ers. garbled 1-imponx hlack 5143 rollers. ABTA. sellers Singapore Copra Anociat.on now prices: I ruiuot'65 words
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Article10 1965-01-05 14 Rivrrvlew Rubber produced I 249.000 Ib. In December.10 words
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Advertisement1086 1965-01-05 14 Y^"** KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. East Canada and U.S.A. Great Lakes Service H'Hong YokoKsm* Montrttl loronto Dttroit Chicago ■Tens Mam" 22 Frt I Mir I Apr II Apr IS Mr II Air ••Mimsiraa Mini" 11 Mar 2) Mar 27 Apr 1 May t Ma* 11 Mn West Coast ol Central/1,086 words
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Advertisement939 1965-01-05 14 «USI«»UA allVlCf IMl*. raJUSIa*) IMB MM >««»i« •ft AtsUitt, Srsss? MtsVn sal K»|»i»tt.«»» Pmant P S'hsn rt<*n $'o*>s P S'tisn> "Msm BUUMBA IB 111 11/11 in DIJUU II Pi/Sll 11 Its 14 JM IS JM FROM .USTBUIA. NIW UIUUH JJJjJ^* J f^ J£ J jjjjj ket<* f mantlt S'Dort P939 words
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Advertisement123 1965-01-05 14 jtmounr tmof> stivict Smjapo't rosjni MantillM, BtrsoMi. Mtnt, istti 11/1) It* 14/11 Its II Is* Osatirk. istmrt. Mfisn Uresiea. Uttttrsam 50UT1 I WtSt »F«lCt U»rCi Si*f>(KX( Ou'bsr ?P7l7~PoTmTJ»Ertlt (M/1). Capttows (11/1), UNAtRA t Is* Mjtji. (I/I). Port Hircourt. Llgos, tptpt (T/I), Cotosoa illl, n~>« Tjkoraai Frettown Dtkir (11/J). MSUOUNO: o**123 words
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Advertisement158 1965-01-05 14 Advertisement the facts Are you o businessmon, troder, *hopkeeDer or investor^ Do you work in o city office, a foctory, o bonk or a shop^ Or maybe you are just a student interested in current economic affoirs. If you ore any of these, then you will wont the focts the158 words
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Advertisement911 1965-01-05 15 I (Continoed from Page 81 SITUATIONS VACANT •S Word* St (Hin.)— Box SO ets txlrm SHOP ASSISTANT, Aged 16—17 Required. Knowledge of English Essential. Apply P.O Box 2726, B'pore. WANTED GRADUATE TEACHER Apply Uro Director Bt. Joseph's Institution Spore. WANTEB) CLERK/RECEPTIONIST. ('Htnbndge Certificate, good English essential. Apply Box A 5495911 words
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Advertisement940 1965-01-05 15 EDUCATION IS Words U (Mln.)— Box St rfs oxtrm TYPEWRITING: INDIVIDUAL COACHING/Atteotlon. Shorthand (4 nontns Rapid), Book-keeping, steooirapby. Morning, Afternoon. Evening ITS 19 Lorong 30, Ueylang, Singapore ***** ENCLISH FOR 0.C.8. direct from Cngland. Postal Courses by famous Mayflower College leach you quickly md surely. All Q.C.al. subjects. Locaj Jcrtincatea.940 words
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Advertisement929 1965-01-05 15 WANTED TO PURCHASE IS Words St Mln. r— Box SO ets oxtrm WANT TO sell old coins especially gold and silver? Then ring ***** or writ* Box A 5487 B.T. B'pore. HIRE PURCHASE IS Words SI (Min.)— Bom SI ets rxtrm PHILLIPS T.V. lull range availaoi* No down payment. Licence929 words
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Advertisement793 1965-01-05 15 FOR SALE '5 Words M (Mln.}— Bom SI et* txlrm ONE H.P. YORK Air Conditioner lew March 1964 JSOO/-. Phone B'pore *****. REFRIGERATOR "LEONARD" md "Fides" on display at 119. Middle load, Spore. THE NEW NORCE Refrigerator Lvallable trom Singapore Refrigeration ;ompany Tel: (S'por*) *****. BUY THE LATEST Range Of793 words
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Advertisement387 1965-01-05 15 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) IS Words U (MlH.h-Box eU. oxlrm MAO MALAY MAIL'S "Hmpptnc Centre" every Tuesday and Friday tor oarxatm galore HAPPY'S THE BRIDE whet* wedding ling I* specially created by Lee Onn Jewellers, 206/8 Soutn Bridge Road, Singapore. DRESSES DRESSMAKING *nrd* M (Hin t Bnx S0 el*, oxlrm PO387 words
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Advertisement419 1965-01-05 15 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our Sales-room No. IU4 Market Street. Singapore jd Tuesday. 13th January. 1965 at 2.30 p.m. 1. ESTATE OP SHOHRAH J BINTE MAREIE BIN JAAFAR BIN MAREIE, DECEASED. Nos. 198 200 Middle Road, area 1,941 squttrc leet. Statutory Land Grant. (Messrs.419 words
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Advertisement90 1965-01-05 15 ENROL N0W.... FOR H.S.C. (Lower Six/Upper Six) 1965/1966 Examinations O.S.C, G.C.E., F.M.C.E., L.C.E., Q.T. etc. CLASSES in All Arts Subjects for Private Candidates and Science subjects for School Candidates. HOSTEL for Outstation Students Apply to:Principal, Cambridge College, Hock Yee Hin Building, 5, Jalan Ah Fook, JOHORE BAHRU. Tel: 3958. THE90 words
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Article, Illustration620 1965-01-05 16 Justice Suffian: This is a horrible case From CHAN BENG SOON: ALOR STAR, Monday fHE Kedah High Court today awarded $4,000 damages to the widow and six children of a detainee, Saman bin Abdullah, found dead in the Jitra police station lock-up620 words
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Article, Illustration73 1965-01-05 16 THIS is the British j Army's latest weapon, a seven-ton Hovercraft, being shipped aboard the Sudan in Southampton recently. The Hovercraft is bound for Singapore and Borneo, after undergoing trials at 1.. t. n Solent. It can travel either very fast or dead73 words
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Article26 1965-01-05 16 KANGAR. Mon. A dental clinic and office for Kangar General Hospital will be built early this year at an estimated cost of 5175.000.26 words
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Article198 1965-01-05 16 IPOH. Monday 1 1 rrHE people of Leng--1 gong in the Upper Perak district presented $1,755 to the Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Ahmad bin Said, as their contribution towards the National De- fence Fund yesterday. The donors were the Rubber Dealers' Association. Lenggon*. $1,000. and198 words
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Article75 1965-01-05 16 Ministry to run dance courses KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Ministry of Culture. Youth and Sports will conduct courses In Malay cultural dances at the Dewan Bella, Kampong Pandan, here next month to promote cultural Interest among the people The courses will last two month* and will be conducted by specialist75 words
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Article25 1965-01-05 16 RAWANG. Mon. Inche Mohamed Noor bin Yunus chief clerk of ihe sub-district office here, has been transferred to the Land Office in Kajang.25 words
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Article95 1965-01-05 16 l/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The office hours in all Government departments throughout the country will be from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on week days and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays during the fasting (Puasa) month which began today. Muslim eating shops and restaurants95 words
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Advertisement666 1965-01-05 16 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE MM TRICITY DEPARTMENT NOrn TO CONSL'MEBS To enable High Tension Busbar extension to be carried out in 6 1 ms Yio Chu Kang Road 6.6kv substation, it will be necessary to .shut down electricity supplies to the following areas and their vicinities on Wednesday, fith January,666 words
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Advertisement515 1965-01-05 16 RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN LTD. i lncorporated in the Federation of Malaya) Stockholders are advised that the Tin Ore Output for the month of December. 1964 was 569 plculs. HARPER. GILFILLAN A Co. Ltd. Secretaries General Agents. Pen&ng. sth January, 1965. TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS GAS DEPARTMENT: (Showroom, Manaoor515 words
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Advertisement147 1965-01-05 16 Bangkok The Orient's most co'ourfol city ij conveniently served by the swiff ond silent Corovelle jets of THAI INTERNATIONAL. Enjoy the famed Royal Orchid Service with superb cuisine, fine wines, ond oil the hospitolity of Thai ond Scandmo. vion flight crews. Doily flights from Singopore FffAf fvrfK\4rfo\4i JOHN UHUI HOC147 words
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Miscellaneous212 1965-01-05 16 Atlry Onp By V. T. Ruwnlin CRANP WIZSJ.I'M IN A. \yEH, 3O I HEARP.. L** ...FUMtJ/ THIMfi AfVMIT H U/Fi I yg«; ft T>A HECK OF A SHAPE! O0P3) BUT VDU MUSTNT/7..YS£E,HE'S NOT UGHTNIMG.' SOME- /VMEAN COULD I GOJ MY CROWN AW HE JBE TOO UPSET KEAU.Y QUITE TIMES IT212 words
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Article90 1965-01-05 17 Japan F.A. expect record entry YOUTH SOCCER- KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Six countries have confirmed their parti- j ciuation in the seventh, Asian Youth soccer; tournament for the Tengku Abdul Rahman Cup to be held in. Japan in April. Japan Football Association, the hosts, expect a record' number of entries for90 words
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Article85 1965-01-05 17 The countries which competed last year were Israel, Korea. Japan, Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, South Vietnam and India. Malaysia finished third by virtue of their 5-0 victory over South Korea. Today, the Malaysian youth squad started the first phase of their centralised training under coach P. Vellapan at85 words
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Article65 1965-01-05 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Selangor and Kelantan will meet In a MCPA Cup north zone match at Merdeka Stadium on Friday, kickoff at 7.30 p.m. Winner of this tie will qualify for the semifinals. Keciah will meet Penang on Thursday and the winner will play aealnst Perak to65 words
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Article52 1965-01-05 17 CIUCKET CEB friendly (Ipoh). General Manager's XI bt Area Manager's XI by 38 runs. Gen. Managers XI 113 (C. Shepherdson 26 Lai Singh 24 Mohamed 24) Area Manager's XI 75 (M Sutan 21 Lingam 6-9). BOWLING Friendliea (Ipoh): Ampol Spore bt Perak TCSO 2-1 and 4-1; bt International Hotel52 words
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Article377 1965-01-05 17 LIM KEE CHAN - LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE, Monday BUT REPLACEMENTS WILL NOT WEAKEN TEAM FOR FINAL gINGAPORE Joint Services have had to make three changes in their team who beat Singapore Civilians 16-0 on Saturday for the Malaya Cup rugger final against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur377 words
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Article238 1965-01-05 17 DOG RACING ONDON, Mon. The favourite for the British Greyhound Derby was stolen last; night and a £500 reward with no quest- ions asked" wa.s offered j for his safe return. The dog— "Hl Joe"— was rated the "most valuable greyhound in the country and238 words
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Article305 1965-01-05 17 ENGLAND LOSE OPENING PAIR FOR 80 CRICKET CAPETOWN, Monday. OOUTH Africa got on top on the third day of the Third Test here today when they dismissed England's opening pair for 80 runs. At lunch England had crawled to 83 for two in reply to South Africa's formidable first inningsReuter - 305 words
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Article26 1965-01-05 17 TOKYO. Mon. Former World flyweight boxing champion Hiroyuki Ebihara outpointed Orient flyweight title holder Takeshi Nakamura In non-title 10--round boir n ••>•• lafl night. U.P.I.UPI - 26 words
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331 1965-01-05 17 MANSOOR RAHMAN - Services favourites but S'gor skipper Holder is not worried MANSOOR RAHMAN By I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Most rugger fans would i expect Singapore Joint SerI vices to beat Selangor In the HMS Malaya Cup final on Saturday at Merdeka Stadium, according to Roy Holder, captain of the Selangor team, but Holder331 words
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Article283 1965-01-05 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. Entries and weights for the Singapore Turf Club's amateur meeting at Bukit Pimah on Saturday areMARA CLASS I 8f (Handicap 11.0 to 137): Timberliine 13.07, Bon Viveur 13.00. Norval Lad 12.12. Punters' Delight 111 (late Distinguished Gem) 12.09, Forest Beau II 12.02. Sweet Eighteen283 words
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Article40 1965-01-05 17 BOMBAY, Mon. British jockey Frank Durr rode the Maharajah of Gwallor's four-year-old filly Rose Royal to victory in the Indian One Thousand Guineas over one mile at Mahaluxml here yesterday. Rose Royal was 3-1 second favourite. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article146 1965-01-05 17 Fredrick shocks the Indians AHMEDABAD, Mon. India lost three wickets for 51 runs during the one and a half hours play which was possible here yesterday in the third and final unofficial cricket Test match against Ceylon. No play waa possible on the first day on Saturday and ir. was146 words
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268 1965-01-05 17 Negri plan to give Lawrence a farewell to remember HOCKEY SEREMBAN, Mon. Negrl Sembilan Hockey Association selectors have named 25 players for the Tun Razak Cup tournament training squad from which 16 players will be named for the finals to be held at the T.P.C.A. Stadium, Kuala Lumpur from Jan.268 words
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203 1965-01-05 17 WELLINGTON. Mon. The TT Pakistan cricket team shot out Wellington for 53 runs in 98 minutes when they began a •.hree-day match here today. By the close, the tourists had scored 214 for four, with skipper Hanil Mohammad 60 not out. Architect of theReuter - 203 words
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Advertisement271 1965-01-05 17 /^Mf i/^^B 1 ■■■■■■■■■■■■Mfl rMTnfS. TfjJHI iwrry V* /jpJUPmi' IS M J. i I,', I i ip "Is this unusual?" #Yes it certainly is, we don't really make a takes you from 0-60 m.p.h. in 20 seconds. only found in higher priced cars. car like this. You can reach speeds271 words
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Miscellaneous34 1965-01-05 17 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY Sporf Div 1: SCC 1 v Police; Khalsa v SRC (both: matches at padang). RUGGER Tigers v RMAP| (XL padang). SOCCER Pongcol Cup: Nova Scotia 'A' v Tamil Youngsters (T. Anaon)34 words
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Article58 1965-01-05 18 CAPETOWN. Mon. England had scored 240 for four wicket* at close of play on the third day of the third te^t Hv.Mln.st South Alri'n here today. Ken Barrincton was out for 49 nnd Ted Dexter soon went after scoring 61. The not out batsmen areReuter - 58 words
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Obituary184 1965-01-05 18 MRS. PANG YAM SENT. u-fully on 3-1-65 at 4.30 p.m. Cortege I.mv.s l-o Prince Philip AvcniH B'pore. on 7-1-63. CABLE RECEIVED TODAY by Mr. Ananthan. Tn-asury XL. 32 Jalan Coales. wife of Mr. Mnhadrvan formerly Courts, then Treasury X.L. paused away. MADAM AMARASINCHE ABACHIGE Podlnorr H mother of M.184 words
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115 1965-01-05 18 JACK FINGLETON - JACKPOT THREE NOW OFF TO LAS VEGAS JACK FINGLETON From CANBERRA. Mon. Full of confidence, three Australians left here during the weekend for Las Vegas to attack the poker machines. They are members of a syndicate of 10 who staggered the "one-armed bandit" world of Sydney, where such machines are115 words
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Article50 1965-01-05 18 TOKYO. Mon.— An acid maniac of Yokohama, near here, has burned the best kimono of 19 young women with sulphuric add during the first four days of the New Year, police said today. A special investigation office has been set up to find the acid thrower.50 words
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341 1965-01-05 18 LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN RUBBER TIN LONDON, Mon— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: LONDON, Mon. Spot 23d.. Feb. 22', d., March 22^»d., April 21 15/16 d.. April/ June 21 T R d.. July/ Sept. 21 •id.. Oct./ Dec. 21V,d., Jan. March 21 3/16341 words
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Article, Illustration112 1965-01-05 18 LAGOS. Mon. American Catherine Zastrow found a husband when she volunteered for the U.S. Peace Corps. V-or when 24-year-old Catherine went to Nigeria she met her husband, 31 year old Clement Chukwukadibie Onyemelukwe, who is an engineer. And at the weekend they were112 words
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Article, Illustration278 1965-01-05 18 Vietnam: U.S. ready to quit provided RUSK ON POLITICAL SOLUTION WASHINGTON, Monday MH. DEAN RUSK, the U.S. Secretary of State, said today the U.S. was ready to pull its troops out of South Vietnam provided that North Vietnam and China halted their aggression. Interviewed on a special NBC television programme.Reuter - 278 words
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Article32 1965-01-05 18 Who's at the Kremw lin end of President Johnson's "hot line"? We asked that question once and the answer was, "the Government of the a Soviet Union." Mr. Rusk on television.32 words
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Article77 1965-01-05 18 Coastal curfew is off KUALA LI'MPUR. Mon. The 7 D.m. to 7 a.m. curfew alone the Kuala Linggi to Kuala Kesang coast in Malacca, imposed on Dec. 2»i. has been lifted, it was announced here today. The curfew in three areas along the Negri Sembilan coast will be lifted from77 words
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Article57 1965-01-05 18 ROME. Mon— The five children of a British atomic physicist were burned to death last night in a wooden Alpine cottage at Macugnaga, near the Swiss border, police said today. They said Dr. Clement Green, 30, and his wife Rosemary, 32. were dining out with friends57 words
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Article54 1965-01-05 18 SYDNEY. Mon. Two vUiUng French warships a helicoptercarrier and a destroyer were greeted by a small launch carrying banners protesting against the proposed French atom bombs taste in the Pacific when they entered Sydney harbour today. About a dosen children and an equal number of adults wereReuter - 54 words
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Article31 1965-01-05 18 LONG BEACH. Mon. Mrs. Mary M. Kelley. who claimed to be the oldest woman in North America, died In a hospital here on Dec. 30, aged 113. friends disclosed.31 words
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116 1965-01-05 18 Thousands flee earthquake terror in Algeria ALGIERS. Mon. <**■ Thousands of terrified Algerians camped out in the barren Atlas Mountains today while new earthquake shocks rumbled through the region. Rescue workers probing the wreckage of homes in the market town of M'sila, 90 miles south-east of Algiers, so far reported116 words
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Article40 1965-01-05 18 HONG KONG. Mon.— Actress Mole Sau. a favourite with many Mandarin film fans in South-rn.'.t Aslp. wps robbed of her handbag con*ninlna about HKS4OO when she stepped out of the lift of her Kowloon flat last night. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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317 1965-01-05 18 I AGOS. Mon.— Efforts lj by Nigeria's political leaders to reach a compromise on the formation of a new Government and to head off the break-up of Africa" 8 most populous nation have failed again. Mr. Dennis Osadebay. Premier ofUPI - 317 words
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Article49 1965-01-05 18 NICE, Mon. Lady Astor, wife of Lord Astor of Hever, principal owner of The Times, died at her estate near here yesterday. Slit was 75. Lord Aster's secretary told reporters Lady Astor died after a short illness, but no further details were given. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Advertisement155 1965-01-05 18 lens -F l 7 shutter VBOOthSEC. ANOTHER "WORLD'S FIRST" FROM YASHICA! A De-Luxe half-frame camera (giving twice as many exposures per roll of film) incorporating the following features: Exclusive ultra-fast YASHINON f 1.7 lens for perfect pictures even in dim light. Exclusive shutter with speeds up to 1 /800 th155 words
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Miscellaneous45 1965-01-05 18 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperature? In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunoay to 8 pm yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Kota Bharu 81 73 Penang go 72 Ipoh 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 84 70 C Highlands 73 5645 words
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