The Straits Times, 9 January 1965
1965-01-09
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Title Section22 1965-01-09 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times fie***** 1 Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 100522 words
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Article, Illustration351 1965-01-09 1 50,000 MEN in BRITISH BUILD-UP 'Our quick and sure response' NO ONE WILL DOUBT OUR RESOLVE, SAYS WILSON LONDON, Friday BRITAIN'S Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, disclosed last night that a total of 50,000 men of the British armed forces were in Malaysia, one-fifth of them in Sabah and Sarawak.351 words
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268 1965-01-09 1 G. GELOARD - Indon father in Sarawak border drama G. GELOARD From KUCHING, Fri. An Indonesian, carrying his seriously wounded son on his back, turned up at a Malaysian security force border post in Sarawak yesterday and appealed for help. The man had carried his flve-year-old son through the Jungle for six miles268 words
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Article36 1965-01-09 1 PENANG. Frl. Penang experienced one of its coldest mornings on record today. The thermometer at the meteorological station at Bayan Lcpas dropped to 66 6 deg. F between 3.30 and 4.30 a.m.36 words
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Article59 1965-01-09 1 JAKARTA. Fri —An unidentified pel son lias threatened to kidnap a high-ranking Indonesian official, the newspaper Oelora Indonesia reported today The newspaper without identifying the official said that the threat was part of a secret action that might take place It added there were some officials whoReuter - 59 words
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Article411 1965-01-09 1 Soek has 412,000 under arms I ONDON. Fri. Indonesia is confronting Malaysia with South East Asia's biggest armed forces, numbering 412,000 officers and men. including 60,--000 paratroopers. These estimates came today from the Institute for Strategic Studies, an unofficial body of politicians and experts on military and international affairs, inReuter - 411 words
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70 1965-01-09 1 Xl ALA Ll'.MPl R. Fri Thp Ministry of Local Gov mment and Housing ha* distributed morr than 200.000 leaflets on measures to be taken in case of an air attack A i\il Defence spokesman said Ike leaflets, in Malay. l-nulNh. Chinese70 words
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Article, Illustration142 1965-01-09 1 Lightnings can fly in one hop if needed T ONDON. Fri. Britain's new Lightning Mark 111 supersonic fighters can fly non-stop to the Far East if the need arose, a Royal Air Force spokesman said here today. However, Britain has no intention at the moment of sending the Lightnings toReuter - 142 words
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Article188 1965-01-09 1 JAKAIVI A. Friday. IJXITED NATIONS officials here were working feverishly (his morning to try and cope with all Hie problems associated with their withdrawal from Indonesia. Doubts and "don't knows" greeted reporters trying to find out when and how the United Nations agencies188 words
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55 1965-01-09 1 Absolutely irrevocable: Subandrio TOKYO. Fri. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio. has told a Japanese correspondent that Indonesia's withdrawal from the I'nitfd Nations HTM "absolutely irrevocable" and would consequently brine about a structural reorganisation of the world organ. The Yomiuri Shimbun said today the statement was made to its correspondentReuter - 55 words
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Article45 1965-01-09 1 JAKARTA. Fri. Col. Sablrln Mochtar. commander of the Indonesian "Crash Malaysia" Volunteer Brigade, is to be replaced by Col. Machmud. Jakarta newspapers reported today. Col. Sabirin Mochtar will get a new post as the commander of Central Borneo, the newspapers said. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article32 1965-01-09 1 LONDON, Frl— Mr. Roy Mason. Minister of State at the Board of Trade left here by air today for a shipyard tour in Thailand. Japan and the United States.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article70 1965-01-09 1 MIAMI (Florida), Fri. Police today recovered the priceless Star of India sapphire, stolen from New York s Museum of Natural History last Oct. 29. in a Miami bus staI tion locker. Shortly after picking up the Rem. New York detectives dealing with the caxe flewReuter - 70 words
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Article26 1965-01-09 1 in KYO Frl »■!»«>•« Prime Minister Elsaku Sato may viMt iSoutheast Asl« later thU year Forelßn Office spokesman Akira 1 Sono said today.— UPI.UPI - 26 words
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103 1965-01-09 1 Four-month language drive this year KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The national language campaign this year will last four months. This is one month more than last year. The chairman of the National Language Month central committee. Syert Nasir bin Ismail, said today: "\\r are going to meet reprrsL-ntathes of tinState Government103 words
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Article37 1965-01-09 1 JAKARTA. Fn limm meetings in and around Macassar, the capital of the South Celebes, have been banned since Dec. 29 by the defence command, according to the official new.s ftgaocy An Lara today. UPI.UPI - 37 words
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Article571 1965-01-09 1 GABRIEL LEE - GABRIEL LEE From pONTIAN KECHIL, Fri. Security forces this afternoon captured five of a group of 14 Indonesian infiltrators, who landed early this morning at Ulu Sungei Belukang Kechil. about 15 miles south-east of here. Some arms and ammunition were captured. This is the571 words
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Article28 1965-01-09 1 CANC FICHT SINGAPORE. Fri. —Two canes totalling about U people fought In New Bridge Road 11 30 tonight with parangs, bottles. Two were injured, four arrested28 words
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332 1965-01-09 2 Big new Red drive in South Vietnam QJAIGON, Fri. A strong Vietcong force is reported to have launched another major offensive in the Rinh Gia area. A U.S. spokesman said Vietnamese bombers and fighter planes were ordered to attack. Intelligence reports indicated the, suerilla force mar be as hich asReuter; AP - 332 words
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Article27 1965-01-09 2 SALISBURY. (Rbofcsta), Pri. The sia'e <;f emergency ■gainst crime declared in Salisbury's Harare African township last October ha.s been extended for a further three months.27 words
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226 1965-01-09 2 NEW DELHI. Friday I"" HPHE Indian Govern- merit yesterday de- r clined to comment on Press reports that the Indonesian Consulate in Calcutta was closed down on New Year's Day because of proPeking activities by its statf. The Foreign MinisterUPI - 226 words
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Article, Illustration405 1965-01-09 2 Sock tells rally: It's a complete pull-out, not a walk-out and we don't need those U.N. agencies JAKARTA, Frida PRESIDENT Soekarno, giving his reasons for the withdrawal of Indonesia from the United Nations, spoke last night of two "supreme insults"' from that world organisation. He saidReuter - 405 words
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133 1965-01-09 2 MOSCOW. Fri. Izvestia. the Soviet government newspaper, said last night the Labour Government in Britain was pursuing the same imperialist policy "easi, of Suez" as its Conservative predeces.iors. It said: "It seems tnat London i 5 taking one of the biggest <"!"-Reuter - 133 words
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353 1965-01-09 2 GARCIA ATTACKS MANILA POLICY ON MALA YSIA I^ORMER President Carlos P. Garcia today r criticised the administration's Malaysia policy and declared that it had been long since agreed in bi-partisan council that full recognition should be accorded to the new federation provided it did not jeopardise the Philippines clairh toAP; UPI - 353 words
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Miscellaneous35 1965-01-09 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby sueic VIiRYJf A spilliantN Tawd so well) (sue« cuacm] Kvuo wece you 7\ -clev/eb r^v-v^eiwess, Tpoesseo/^ v r^— =T .talking about ?J sue sounos V^L-^/ V VOMANS VT /AND* Y^\ >35 words
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Article, Illustration437 1965-01-09 3 FOREIGN MINISTER HECKLED BY RACIALISTS LONDON, Frl. pOLICE struggled to remove Right-s-wing extremists who stamped, chanted racialist slogans, and whistled in a bid to shout down the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker, when he spoke here last night. Tht 57-year-old Foreign Secretary437 words
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Article36 1965-01-09 3 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The U.S. Air Force announced plans yesterday to disband 155 air reserve units by April. The action Involves about 8.000 reservists in 44 states and the District of Columbia.36 words
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Article73 1965-01-09 3 National debt— a record I ONDON, Kn. Britain's national debt stood at 1 30.226 million on March 31 last year. an increase of 1:379 million, according to a Government White Paper published yesterday. Interest on this sum w.is a record V: 1.0 IS million nearly twice as much as 12Reuter - 73 words
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143 1965-01-09 3 Travelling by air was safer in 1964 I ONDON. Fri. Travelling by air was safer in 1964 than in 1963. Britain's aeroplane and commercial aviation news journal announced today. But world airlines need to pay more, attention to the causes of accidents during take-off and landing and should aim toReuter - 143 words
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147 1965-01-09 3 The drinks Mr. Moir had before the crash ONDON. Fri. John Moir told the Judge he had drunk only his normal amount before the crash. He said he had had four glasses of champagne, two large gin and tonics, two large brandies, and then a third of a bottle ofUPI - 147 words
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Article46 1965-01-09 3 PANAMA CITY, Frl. Security measures have been tigntened throughout canal Installations and at U.S. military Dosts for Saturday's first anniversary of the riots in which 25 Panamanians and Americans died. The government has proclaimed January 9 as a day of national mourning. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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79 1965-01-09 3 WASHINGTON, Frl. A New York man was arrested yesterday and charged with spying for the Soviet Union, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced here. Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI chief, said the man, Robert N. Thompson, 39, self-employed fuel oil distributor, was recruitedReuter - 79 words
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Article31 1965-01-09 3 PARIS. Fri. The Bank of Prance last night announced that in Uie next few days It would present US$l5O million to the U.S. Treasury for conversion Into i sold.31 words
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176 1965-01-09 3 LONDON, Frl. ORITAIN was yester- day reported to be going ahead with the Anglo-French supersonic Corxord. airliner project provided the cost be slashed. Newspaper reports said the decision to proceed with the project was made at a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday presidedUPI - 176 words
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Article, Illustration360 1965-01-09 3 Rebel blast rocks Margaret's holiday home FUJBLIN, Fri. A U loud explosion shook Princess Marraret's vacation house last night and plunged it into darkness. Police blamed Irish extremists, but said no one was hurt. The Princess and her husband. Lord Snowdon, had arrived at Abbeyleix House a few hours earlierAP - 360 words
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Advertisement295 1965-01-09 4 A »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»> Singstar Proudly Presents the S FIERY KX* "ITI.XG IJXCIIAATIXf; Luis Alberto del Parana f y Los Paraguayos I a _fc _F _K*~__ Famous throughout the world for their colourful, 2 electrifying Lotin-Americon music with o modern beat. At the BALAI BUDAYA, K.L. JAN. 10 11 (the only public295 words
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Advertisement625 1965-01-09 4 \«W NNOWIM.: DAILY: 1 30. 4 00 6 30 fc 9.30pm To— orrcw Extra Show at 1 1 a.m. 1 (Box Office Oooni Doily At 10 am) "BEHOLD A PALE HORSE" Gregory PECK Anthony QUINN (A Columbia Picture) No Free Li»t. TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! Rank Organisation Presents 'CARRY ON SPYING"! Kenneth625 words
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Article309 1965-01-09 5 RUDY BELTRAN - RUDY BELTRAN POLICE IN AMBUSH ARREST TIN ORE THIEVES AFTER HALF-MILE CHASE By Kuala Lumpur, Friday POLICE arrested eight men and recovered a lorry load of tin ore worth $50,000 after a dramatic half- mile chase on the Batang Berjuntai Road, about 35 miles from309 words
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248 1965-01-09 5 Gangs get $2,465 haul in three robberies SINGAPORE. Fri. Three armed gangs got away with $2,425 in cash and jewellery in hold-ups yesterday. ROBBERY NO. 1: A provision shop bill collector. Tan Ah Leng. told the police he was driving along Sembawang Road, yesterday afternoon when another car carrying three248 words
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130 1965-01-09 5 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia has entered a short film Mata Permata of Envy) in the Third International Film Festival which will be opened by the Indian President. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. in New Delhi today. Tlie festival, organised by the Indian Ministry of Information and130 words
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92 1965-01-09 5 Islamic books bought for libraries of pilgrim ships PENANG. Fri. The State Islamic Religious Council has bought a good stock of religious books, in both the Malay and Arabic languages, to augment the libraries of the two pilgrim liners, the Amshun and Kuala Lumpur. 'This is one way of keeping92 words
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Article47 1965-01-09 5 MERSING. Pn. The dis- trie:, rural development committee i here has decided to develop Mers- ing Into a tourist centre. It ha.s asked from the j rural development committee 5950.000 to build roads, a IWUB- mum pool, motels and a golf c-oursa47 words
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Article, Illustration193 1965-01-09 5 Rescued: An abandoned baby orang-utan A 'VICTIM" of Indonesian aggression is this baby orang-utan now being cared for by Mrs. Barbara Harris*, m wife of the Curator of Sarawak Museum. The orang-utan was a weekold baby when it was found abandoned in the jungle near the border defence post oflee On Wing - 193 words
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Article41 1965-01-09 5 TANGKAK, Fn. Mr. Teo Boon Chiow, a timber merchant, has been elected president of the Eng Choon Association here. Other officials are: Vice-presi-dent Mr. Teo Kirn Bole: secretary. Mr. Ong Wee Tok; treasurer. Mr. Ong Keng Port.41 words
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Article48 1965-01-09 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fn. The Johore State Welfare Officer. Inche Abu Bakar bin Zamun. yesterd:iv handed 559 contributed by 59 young trainees at the Young Training Centre here for the National Defence Fund, to Inche Sairan bin Sabtu. the chairman of the Johore State Welfare Committee.48 words
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129 1965-01-09 5 Tengku to open new Umno House in S'pore OINGAPORE. Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the new $250,000 Umno House at Geylang on Feb. 14. Alliance leaders and mem- i bers of the diplomatic corps will be invited to witness the opening of the new building. YIPs will Include the129 words
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94 1965-01-09 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri A contractor. Ho Poh Keng. 35. charged with passing on counterfeit 50-cent coins as wages to his employees, was acquitted yesterday by the Sessions Court. He was alleged to have knowingly passed on 31 counterfeit coins to six of his workers at94 words
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Article38 1965-01-09 5 BATU PAHAT, Fn Two motorists were fined 525 each by he mat ooun hire for 'ailing to RiKii thru- driving licences. They were Soalwan bin X;. 33. ai.d Lee Kee Chong. 34. I38 words
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Article121 1965-01-09 5 WINDFALL SOON FOR 14,000 WORKERS I/lALA LUMPUR. Fri About 14.000 workers employed by Europeanmanaged mines are to grt between S3OO and S5OO each this month in addition to their pay. The general secretary of the National Mining Workers' Union. Inche Mohamed bin Takim. said today: "The amount is made up121 words
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Miscellaneous76 1965-01-09 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahi ■H -7 PETUNIA^ I WANTYhMAA...S7EP I AND I MAD A. T ro 1 IN&DE! C "YA LOOKS LOWER A^APISHT! a WAKE FEE FIVE TUAM A SNAIL'S J VS—x UP, BUT BUCKS I CN V "WSILS. POSKVI J/O^S SviEWOrT\ WELPVA V r^Uki& if LET ME IN76 words
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Article, Illustration413 1965-01-09 6 SINGAPORE, Fri JJRITAIN'S Minister of Defence for the Army, Mr. Fred Mulley, said in Singapore tonight that he was highly impressed by the determination of the Malaysian prople in resisting Indonesian military confrontation. He told newsmen. "It is largely this fact that has413 words
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Article78 1965-01-09 6 Million 1b. a month airdrop SINGAPORE, Fri.— For the first time in Borneo, Royal Air Force transport planes based at Labuan have air-dropped more than a million pounds of supplies in a month to security forces. The million-pound mark was passed with the completion of a 43-ton drop on Dec.78 words
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112 1965-01-09 6 |U UAR, Fri. The Mentri iTE Besar. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos. last night asked the people of Johore to Ignore rumours, particularly those which might create racial ill-will. He was opening the State Koran reading contest at the mosque here. He said112 words
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Article94 1965-01-09 6 Mulley to meet Cambridgemate Lee CINGAPORE. Fri. -British Deputy Secretary for Defence and Minister of Defence lor the Army, Mr. Fred Mulley, will pay a courtesy call on the Yang di-Pertuan Negara and the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tomorrow. Mr. Mulley. who is now in Kuala Lumpur, met94 words
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Article58 1965-01-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl. An 18-member Japanese youth goodwill mission will pay a week's vi»it to Malaysia from Jan. 31. The mission which is sponsored by the Central Council of Juvenile Problems of the Prytc Minister* Office of the Japanese Government. Is on a tour of South-East58 words
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Article138 1965-01-09 6 POLICE CATCH 4 MORE TOP GANG MEN KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. pOUR more notorious gangsters were arrested under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance here last night. A police spokesman said the four were aclive members of the 360 Gang operating in Kepong. Jiniang and Ipoh Road areas. Eight gangsters have so138 words
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Article49 1965-01-09 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Apex Club of Singapore yesterday presented a sow to a cured leper, I Cheng Swee. living in Ponggol. The sow. worth about $100. was donated by Mr. David Phoa Thai Seng, who bought it from the government experimental farm in Sembawang.49 words
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Article23 1965-01-09 6 KUALA Fri. The I All-Malayan Mining Industry Staff Union today signed a revised salary agreement with the Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Ltd. here.23 words
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Article22 1965-01-09 6 IPOH. Prl.— Twenty-»lx gtrli have entered for the 1965 Tiger Beer Queen contest at the New. Jubilee Cabaret here.22 words
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Article, Illustration178 1965-01-09 6 Morale in Sarawak very high says a Senator SINGAPORE, Fri. •3 The morale of the people of Sarawak is still very high in spite of the reports of big Indonesian military build-up on the border, said Senator William Tan here today. The Senator from Sarawak is spending a few days178 words
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81 1965-01-09 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Automobile Association lias welcomed the Government's plans to build monorail to cope with the city's growing traffic An editorial in the latest issue of the Highway, journal of the association. said that such a service to the city from81 words
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306 1965-01-09 6 (SINGAPORE. Fri- Mr. Ho See Bent 1 chairmar, of the NTUC. said today Peoples Action Party trade unionists formad only a minority in the organisation and was impossible for them to bulldoze decisions deterimental to the interests of the workers. Mr.306 words
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Article65 1965-01-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Th« president of the Malaysian Trade* Union Congress, Mr. V. E. Jmudoss, left here by air for New Delhi today to attend a conferenc* on the co-operative movement in Asia. The conference is sponsored by the Co-operative Alliance of India 1 and the65 words
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Advertisement256 1965-01-09 6 "This is unusual A^ Because this car will out-perform any other some of them only found in higher priced cars your children with the full enjoyment of a 4 Mstijfo car at $5995/- for instance Heater/Demister Windscreen door car. NEy With its new 1100 c.c. engine and its washer Steering256 words
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200 1965-01-09 7 'Weeping' tree draws big crowds in Penang DENANG. Fri. A 1 "weeping tree" from which "tears'" have been dripping every evening this week is attracting large crowds in front of a house in York Road. Airordlng to residents In the area, the tree a rain tree— ls inhabited by a200 words
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83 1965-01-09 7 PENANG. Fri. Catholics In the Diocese of Penang contributed more than $7,000 towards a purse for the BLshop of Penang. Monsignor Franc s Chan, who recently celebrated his sacerdotal silver Jubilee. Bishop Chan, who was ordained on Dec- 4. 1939. hM indicated he would83 words
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Article, Illustration248 1965-01-09 7 I'UALA LUMPUR, Friday. A SPECIAL course in the national language for Malay Government officers only, to prepare them for the official language switchover from English to Malay in 1967, will begin in June. The Ministry of Education has written to State Governments asking248 words
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Article53 1965-01-09 7 TANOKAK. Fri.— The District Officer here, Inche Mohamad Said bin Ahmad, has called upon the oeople to stand behind the Government to defend the nation. He was .speaking at the opening of an exhibition of captured InI donesian arms and ammunition at I the community53 words
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177 1965-01-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The National Union of Day Training ColI lege and Centre Trained Teachers today called I off its threat of a work- to-nile. This follows the Government acceptance of its de- I I mand for a seat on the Na- I tlonal177 words
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Article43 1965-01-09 7 I.LMUT. Fri. The Dindings district welfare committee has given out $4,755 as temporary relief to 365 fishermen affected by Indonesian confrontation. The money was raised by the committee mainly from the recent I Lumut Sea Carnival and other social functions.43 words
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Article43 1965-01-09 7 I TELUK ANSON. Pri. A cyclist. Kartarjo bin Mat Salleh. 86. was fatally injured when he was knocked down by a car at the third mile. Changkat Jong Road yesterday evening. He died two-and-a-half hours after admission to the District Hospital.43 words
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Article66 1965-01-09 7 IPOH. Fri. The Batu Gajah District Welfare Committee is appealing for donations to build an old folks' home. It has launched the building fund target: $60,000 > with a $2,000 contribution. The home will probably be built on a 50-acrr s: 1 .1 a mined out66 words
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Article80 1965-01-09 7 Log hits boat: 3 die lESSELTON. Fri. J Three of four fishermen died when their I craft hit a floating log in the sea 40 miles from here. All four jumped into the sea. but one soon disappeared. The other three remained in the water for two days and I80 words
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Article87 1965-01-09 7 MALAYSIAN SCOUTS EARN No.1 VOTE KUALA LUMPUB. Fri— 1 The Malaysian con- tineent to the seventh Australian Scout Jamboree in Melbourne has been voted the "best organised. The 41-member contingent. led by Mr. Soh Teow Seng, has erected a ceremonial gateway to its camp, opened an information bureau, and is87 words
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Article29 1965-01-09 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Sin- K-'lx>n' Nuvul Base Employees" Co- operative Ihrift and Loan Soc jty Ltd. li..s given $100 to the Ramakrishna Mission Boys" Home.29 words
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Miscellaneous200 1965-01-09 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS to be alike <7>. IJM the sailor to defy a 6 Bra wls ta u d b few "o^ 1 aoou; a thousand B U.e end {"{vtour^e. »22»tST r UDd D l«.C^cri l !r!, de .re 9 're«t: fly. U. r Quletly enters a rough lane200 words
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125 1965-01-09 8 TEAM FROM SAIGON HERE FOR TALKS ON SECURITY I/lALA LUMPUR. Frl. A :1V group of U.S. and British police personnel left here U>d>? for Saigon after holding discussions with Malaysian police on security problems. The group included Mr. R. G. K. Thompson, chief of the British Advisory .Mission in South125 words
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Article33 1965-01-09 8 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Naval Base Employees' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. has donated $100 to the orphanage of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus In Victoria Street.33 words
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Article, Illustration425 1965-01-09 8 Penang to lose free port status: Dato Wong PENANG, Friday DENANG'S Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, said today there were "definite sign" that the State's present free port status would eventually be abolished, and the island included in the Malaysian common market. "Any change is bound to cause uneasiness425 words
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Article75 1965-01-09 8 JESSEXTON. Pri— The Kenlngau District Council will place a plaque at the Batley bridge on the So<>k River in the Interior "in commemoration of the good work rendered by the Royal Australian Engineers "and their contribution towards the development of the interior" of Sabah. The bridge75 words
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Article45 1965-01-09 8 IPOH. Pri. An eight-inch mortar bomb was found near a tin mine aoout three miles from Sungei Raia near here early todiiv. The bomb weighs about 2Mb. Police have made arrangements for military experts to dispose of it.45 words
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231 1965-01-09 8 Muslims want that siren signal to stay PENANG. Fri. Muslim leaders here do not agree that sirens should not be used to signal the present fasting periods. "It is, after all, an allclear signal and cannot possibly be mistaken for an air raid warning." Haji S. M. Zainal Abidin, a231 words
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Article72 1965-01-09 8 PENANG, Fri. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will open the first Malaysian seminar of the Postal. Telegraph and Telephone International at 4.30 pm on Jan. 17. Twenty-four delegates from seven unions connected with the postal and telecommunications services in Malaya, Singapore. Sarawak and Sabah,72 words
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168 1965-01-09 8 SINGAPORE. Friday. •JHE Bank of China here is demanding a 50 per cent deposit on letters of credit since the announcement in Parliament on Dec. 30 of the Central Government's decision to close the bank. Before this date, the bank Issued letters of credit168 words
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197 1965-01-09 8 Body, hands and feet tied, found in sea off Penang DENANG, Fri. Th* l police here are tryin? to trace the move- ments of a sub-contrac-I tor. Cheah Ah Seng, whose body with hands and legs tied v/as found *n the sea off Pulau Ri- mau, in the south chan-197 words
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Article70 1965-01-09 8 PENANG. Fri.— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, yr.sierday received a cheque for $600 for the National Defence Fund from the Yen. Pra Kru Dacng, head priest of Penangs oldest Buddhist temple. Wat Chaiya Mangalarnm. in Burmah Lane. Of this amount, $539.40 represented the total70 words
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Article43 1965-01-09 8 SINGAPORE, Frl The Deaa of the Faculty of Law. Prof LC Green, of the University of Singapore, will cive a talk on 'Indonesia Without The U.N." at the Y. i Men s Club lunch at the Prlncea* I Restaurant tomorrow.43 words
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87 1965-01-09 8 Lo makes first 'get acquainted' tour IESSELTON. Frl. -Sabah* Chief Minister. Mr. Peter Lo. ha.s started his first "acquaintance tour" of the people and kampongs, Mr. Lo yesterday visited Kampong Sembulan near Je>selton. and talked to village headmen about the needs of the people. The village population Is predominantly Malay87 words
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Article28 1965-01-09 8 PARIT BUNTAR, Pri. Tht children's playground here haa been improved at a cost of $1,000 and a pavilion constructed far I $3,000 by the Town Board.28 words
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196 1965-01-09 8 Sungel Patanl, Frl. ALL the 51 workers of the British Ministry of Public Buildings and Works section here went on strike today in protest against the Ministry's centralisation policy for typing work. The men. members of the War Department Civilian196 words
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Advertisement588 1965-01-09 8 FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR shopping ■VIE IRO S l^Jf*ib\ bargain bazaar at 25 H| 8 h Street, Singapore ln%i (Opposite Supreme Court) ItAjr G^lXsr BIG. BIG° BARGAINS ill W*pJ for the whole family!! Hi A/I aVj American cotton plain fancy JB^jl Jljr 36" 44" width from $1.20 per yd. -4*588 words
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Article, Illustration860 1965-01-09 9 Ramani tells the Security Council why more intensive attacks are expected 'Landings and withdrawal from the United Nations can't be coincidental' HAVE the honour on the instructions of my Government to write to you again and I apologise for doing so so soon after my860 words
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Article89 1965-01-09 9 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. I Thailand today denied allegations tii.it a Tli.u police launch had •«i Cambodian territorial waters and arrested four fishermen, j The charges were made by Mr. Vouensai Sonn. chief delegate of Cambodia, in a letter to the Secu- j rity Council. In reply. MrReuter - 89 words
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Advertisement409 1965-01-09 9 I^ON ONE LINE^V SPEED TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS One of the modern miracles of cable carrier equipment. Shown telephone communications is •^Ol here is part of a FUJITSU the coaxial cable carriersystem 960-channel systen that that permits hundreds of tele- Jj^- provides high quality.dependaphone conversations to be sent |p^J .ble voice communications409 words
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Miscellaneous231 1965-01-09 9 WFLC-OMr OH. ALL RIGHT I SUESG I Y'SEE R<=EN Ow' WELL. I m\wE OPPRATF A L^*^ '"'W "O^E OOf'\ WHERE AM r AN' W«O "IT BY LIGKTfJIMfi DOC WOUMUG I TIME MACMIME/ *OCk" I «?ESEARCW Q I nOWVF YOU V_ MIGHT YOU 8E» AN' t CAN'T RF <VNP rVtIS IS231 words
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Article647 1965-01-09 10 Indonesia has not walked out of the United Nations, Soekarno told the cheering crowds at his Russian built sports stadj ium; she has pulled out. She I has withdrawn from the United Nations agencies the children's fund, the education, scientific and cultural organisation and the food and647 words
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Article395 1965-01-09 10 The East Coast cholera outbreak which began in May appears to be over. The last patient has been discharged 1 from hospital and no deaths have been reported for more j than a month. Some traces of the disease may remain in remote areas the outstanding feature of395 words
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Article201 1965-01-09 10 It would be pleasing to be- Hove that the Kuala Lumpur Municipality's scheme to build hawker stalls in back lanes is evidence of a determination to solve "the hawker problem." j Certainly some hawkers about 20 in the first instance will benefit and the lanes they have long201 words
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Article701 1965-01-09 10 ROBERT THOMPSON - NO GRAND TOURING FOR LBJ ROBERT THOMPSON By Washington, Friday AS he enters the new year. Lyndon B. Johnson is determined not to succumb to the temptation to become a constantly travelling, itinerant president. It is practically certain that, as 1965 progresses. Mr. Johnson will Journey abroad. But his current701 words
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Letter72 1965-01-09 10 With true dignity IT Is regrettable that Malaysians should have called for the removal of the American Peace Corps and to attempt damaging the USIS building. Disappointment Is understandable but we should behave with dignity. Argument is more likely to persuade the U.S. to think again and to be not72 words
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Letter30 1965-01-09 10 IN refusing that American aid. our leaders have acted with proper dignity and pride. When will the Americans stop taking our friendship so much for granted? HURT Singapore30 words
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Letter166 1965-01-09 10 rpHREATS to boycott Ame--1- rlcan goods and to intimidate those who patronise the USIS libraries. antiAmerican posters and a tempts to break library windows! Are we living in Malaysia famous for its spirit of tolerance and understanding or in Soekarno's Indonesia with his "800-Boys"? The Americans hay.166 words
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Letter93 1965-01-09 10 YOUR correspondent L.C. H. has my sympathy. We have the same trouble in Kuala Kangsar— but all the time. Recently an automatic exchange was Installed here and all trunk calls must now go through Ipoh. It often takes twenty minutes to obtain a reply from the exchange in Ipoh.93 words
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Letter82 1965-01-09 10 1 REFER to the report published today (Jan. 8) on page 5 of your paper under the heading 'Government Pensioner n'es a Senator. 1 It was the firm of Messrs. Aim Nanappan Co of which I am the head. and in which tm-re are other solicitors, that82 words
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Letter81 1965-01-09 10 TEACHERS WHO WAIT AND PAY SCHOOLS re-open on Monday (Jan. 11) yet up till today (Jan. 7) new teachers in Negri Sembilan waiting for posting have not been told where they will work. Unable to arrange accomodation they wait in hotels, wasting money, and even if they do get the81 words
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Article, Illustration775 1965-01-09 10 CYRIL DUNN - Pakistan votes for strong rule CYRIL DUNN THE ALTERNATIVE WAS AN UNTIDY FREEDOM by T^T OW that the dust jL thrown up by this country's first presidential election has settled somewhat and there* was a great deal of it about, both real and synthetic a clearer notion may be formedOFNS - 775 words
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Advertisement898 1965-01-09 10 Straits Times Malay Mail he handed to: COLD STORASI BUPsTSIMANKET Orchard Road (Receptionist Desk) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES Naval Bsse. Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK BTONE LTD Winchester House. Cottyer Quay THE NEWS FRONT ritipstrlcks Supermsritsi M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Rosd. Nevsl Bsse HAMIEM STORE 1419 Upper Changl Road, Singapore 17.898 words
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Advertisement95 1965-01-09 10 Look again. this one is different \mmm\\ Soft luxurious wash-and-wear... that means it's ARROW DECTON Tailored, to trim anal Mssr rhs body Una to it looks modc-to-m«esur*. Ses our selection in whits, or ojuist •olid colours. tniov ths luxury of Arrow Dsctan discover Mm sray toash look ond com Plata95 words
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Advertisement85 1965-01-09 10 We do more than 'chop' your tickets A^mWmmlSm^m M aftV aaaasllaaßl Law Our service is personal! We put ourselves in your shoes and advise accordingly the stopovers you'll benefit from, the air/sea combinations you'll get concessions for, the culinary delights you'll want to pick out, etc. Such expertise is natural85 words
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Article293 1965-01-09 11 MINISTER ASKS PUBLIC FOR IDEAS TO END BIG SQUEEZE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. fHE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, today urged the public to suggest how best to curb rising prices. '"I will welcome any practical idea but one should293 words
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Article, Illustration657 1965-01-09 11 Pensioner wins claim against law firm KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Sessions Court president, Inche Hamid Azmi, today ordered the legal firm of Athi Nahappan and Co., to pay a former client, a retired Government pensioner, $1,288 which he held the firm wrongfully retained when they acted as solicitors for the657 words
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167 1965-01-09 11 Servant is robbed of $1,200 life savings pENANG, Fr;. Four armed men robbed a domestic servant of her life savings of more than $1,200 this -afternoon. Ooi Chow, 48, a widow, was sweeping the floor of her house in Cecil Street at about 2.45 p.m. when a youth called and167 words
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Article29 1965-01-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Bulk Ktnn .tnnounced today thai it had received $20 through the Straius Times for the National Patriotic Fund bringing the total to $1,276,058.29 words
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159 1965-01-09 11 Housewives rush to learn finer points of catering SINGAPORE, Fri. Workers in hotels, restaurants, and bars v. ill learn the finer points of catering when they attend a three-day seminar organised by the Rotary Club at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from Jan. 18 to j Jan. 22 Lectures and159 words
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Article90 1965-01-09 11 Filtn show about Thailand SINGAPORE, Fri. The Thai Consul-General In Singapore, Mr. Payong Chutlkul, and the general manager of Thai International, Mr. John E.G. Hoyer. played hosts to more than 150 representatives of the Press and travel agents at a film show and cocktail party at the Thai consulate In90 words
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Article106 1965-01-09 11 One million union man in today IfUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An American trade union official will arrive here tomorrow for a four-day visit. He Is Mr. Victor Reuther, director of the United Automobile Workers Union International affairs department. The union has a membership of over one million workers In the United106 words
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Article, Illustration180 1965-01-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. An Australian Senator. Mrs. Marie B. Breen. today called on Malaysian women to defend the nation. She made this call before she left here for Melbourne after a three-day private visit. In a message to women In Malaysia, Senator180 words
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Article48 1965-01-09 11 SINGAFORE, Fri. Police are looking for relatives and friends of Ramasamy Velasamy. 28, whe was found hanging in his room in a Kampong Bahru Road house yesterday. Ramasamy, described as slimbuilt and sft 31n. tell, was a onetime watchman at the SUat Road School.48 words
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Article56 1965-01-09 11 SINGAPORE. Fn.— Mr. Michel Martell. managing director of Martell and Co.. the vast wine concern, has arrived in Slnga- 1 pore from France on the first leg of a year-long global tour of his company's wine markets. His trip is In connection with the 25056 words
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223 1965-01-09 11 U.S. teams for word and picture report of S'pore SINGAPORE, Fri.— Two teams of American journalists and photo.phers will visit Singapore this month to write about its tourist attractions ard to take pictures which will be featured in American magazines. The Brsl team, which arrives on lue.-day. will be Mr.223 words
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Article38 1965-01-09 11 PENANG, Fri. The UDP plans to hold a public rally at the Esplanade at 7.30 p.m tomorrow to protest against the Government's payroll, turnover and other taxes. Police permission for the rally Is being sought.38 words
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Advertisement149 1965-01-09 11 This hamper contains: 1 Bottle Martini Sweet Vermouth Ssi 4 Bottles of Carlsberg Beer f 1 tin of 20 Abdulla 37 cigarettes One 1 Ib. tin of delicious Hafnia Cocktail Sausages 2 tins of Hafnia Pate de Foie 1 tin of Hafnia Pork Luncheon Meat JL^ 2 Carlsberg Beer glasses149 words
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Advertisement48 1965-01-09 11 MAKE YOUR CHOICE OF A CAR FROM THE SUPERB TRIUMPH RANGE vl noUS coTf^° TEST-DRIVE THEM AT CENTURY MOTORS LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Penang RAHANG MOTORS LTD. Seremban BORNEO MOTORS Kuala Belait Kuching Jesselton FLINTER GRINBERG CO., LTD. Jeweliery 67, Stamford Road, Singapore. Telephone: =====***** t *****48 words
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Miscellaneous804 1965-01-09 11 RADIO MALAYSIA (Malaya) NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Musical Merry-Go-Round; 600 Ko .> M»trM Summary Of Programmes Por SERVICES: 41 60.- Metre* The Evenlng; 605 Vegetables A.M.: 6.00 Prog. Summary And Fruit Prices At Penang, 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 The Kuala Lumpur And Malacca: News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.10 Children's Corner: 6 30804 words
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Article, Illustration792 1965-01-09 12 The danger in Asia after Mao's nuclear blast BRITAIN MUST HAVE A WORLD ROLE IN DEFENCE'— WiIson 'THE CENTRAL ROLE OF RACE AND COLOUR IN WORLD RELATIONSHIPS' LONDON, Friday. BRITAIN'S Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, warned last night that if other Asian countries attempted to match China and became nuclearReuter - 792 words
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269 1965-01-09 12 SEVERAL leading members of the ruling ConKress Party yesterday asked the Indian Government, in view of Communist China's nuclear explosion, not to take the rigid position that India would never make an atom bomb. Speaking at the party's annual session InReuter - 269 words
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Article45 1965-01-09 12 QI'EBEC. Fri. Two cars carryine two brothers and their wives collided here yesterday, killing one brother and both the wives. The dead are Dr. Charles Cliche. 52. his wife Georgette. 46. and Mrs. Cliche. 63. wife of Dr. Cliches brother Wilfrid— Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Advertisement217 1965-01-09 12 THIS NEW YEAR W&\ GIVE HOOVER HI ffi •^ifIFTHE MOST |k"» AUTOMATIC «»^<tg OF TWIN-TUBS... JyjjHOOVERNIATIC THERE'S ALWAYS GOOD REASON FOR CHOOSING HOOVER wffc^ *i Kir I^//H Hi Bv^2bs U\ W> \JML ii H PLEASE CUT HfWf j=*T^ i If you live witnm a radius of 10 miles of the217 words
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Advertisement289 1965-01-09 12 Ami//, Sparkle plenty Here is a special formulation that Is recommended for all car finishes. Including the new acrylic lacquers and melamine enamels, ideal for chrome and other metal trim too. Just spread on with a cloth and wipe off. It's as easy as that and one application is all289 words
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Article, Illustration38 1965-01-09 13 POLICEMEN and members of the public work frantically to extricate lorry driver Koh Liang Ho from the driver's compartment of his lorry after the crash. Ho died later. Straits Times picture by Han Hai Fong.Han Hai Fong - 38 words
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243 1965-01-09 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. A lorry driver, Koh Liang Ho. 34, died a violent death today in the first major traffic accident this year. Four other men were injured, two of them seriously. The accident, between a sand-laden lorry and a timber lorry,243 words
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Article40 1965-01-09 13 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Government today reminded owners of property that property tax for the first half of this year Is now due. and payments should be made at any of the offices of the Comptroller of Property Tax.40 words
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Article29 1965-01-09 13 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Junior Safety First Council's annual general meeting, scheduled to be held at the Shell Theatrette tomorrow, has been postponed until further notice.29 words
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Article20 1965-01-09 13 SINGAPORE Fri. Water will be cut off In Paya Lebar Crescent tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.20 words
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Article171 1965-01-09 13 Warning to curfew breakers SINGAPORE. Fri. The Officer Commanding the Marine Division of the Royal Malaysia Police, Mr. C. Bridges, today warned that any person found breaking the Singapore harbour night curfew between 7 p.m. and 5.30 a.m. daily would be liable to be imprisoned up to three years or171 words
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Advertisement220 1965-01-09 13 ■aaftaaaaaalßißaa^aaiaaaaaaaaaal B SERRAVALLO'S TONIC A famous Italian Bark and Iron Tonic Wine since 1848 Has been awarded 24 Cold and Silver Medals. Over 10,000 Medical Testimonials. It doesn't take a connoisseur to appreciate Serravallo's Tonic you too can enjoy it. Serravallo's Tonic has all the goodness of wines. Serve it220 words
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Advertisement271 1965-01-09 13 INCORPORATING NEW i VWH Panoramic speakers 2 i *^_1_ 1 V I automatic record pfc~~~~ j changer Band: MW/ "^HI Ea*a^^Ka^i^Bß^*w_ «aVlf T^' SWI/SW2/FM Echo J^ sound output 3.5 w.p. O*£^fo I Is l^^^^y Model N-661C Stereo Radiogram MW/SWI/SW2/FM ~2 Speakers: Two Panoramic 8" and 12" r^^^ f/i automatic record271 words
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Miscellaneous429 1965-01-09 13 1 IN AND OUT ByTiR 1 THK following la today's schedule p.m.; from Kurblng (ML. 451) 855 of civil aircraft movemtnts at p.m. Paya Lobar airport. Singapore: DEPARTURES ARRIVALS Japan Air Lin.j To Bangkok. Japan Air UMI Krom Jakarta Hon Tokyo (JL. 716) 9.30 (JL. 716> 8.50 a.m. ra BOAC:429 words
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Article, Illustration1538 1965-01-09 14 LORD SNOW - Let him go? It would be the very end LORD SNOW RESUMES TODAY... THE YEAR'S BIG NOVEL ABOUT MEN, AMBITION by ELLEN looked at me, her eyes grave and untroubled. "How long has this affair between you and Roger Quaife been going on?" I asked. ''Three years," she said. That1,538 words
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Article, Illustration116 1965-01-09 14 Bond's back in a new adventure... THE late lan Fleming, the creator of secret agent James Bond. Invented many villains but none so sinister as Auric Goldfinger. A hi* and bizarre modern-day Midas, he wants to become the world's first bullionaire by cornering the U.S. gold reserves at Fort Knox.116 words
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Advertisement211 1965-01-09 14 DON'T BUILD CASTLES Be practical! Invest your money wisely. Earn up to interest and make that dream come true. Save with OVERSEAS UNION FINANCE LTD.. and enjoy double security get Free Accident Insurance while your money grows. OVERSEAS UNION FINANCE LTD. cJ I 4 Colly«r Quay. Singapore, 1. T«l«ph»n« i211 words
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156 1965-01-09 15 \f R. TAN SIEW SIN says that the Malaysia China trade is in China* favour, and implies that this imbalance will be corrected one* the Bank of China is forced to close. Mr. Tan should be Capable of a more t«nabl« argument, since trade with156 words
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Article323 1965-01-09 15 DIFFERENT TAXES, ECONOMY DRIVE I AM one of the many whose businesses will be seriously affected by the new turnover and payroll taxes. It is a fact that even now many of us are carryIng on in spite of losses in the hope that better tlmeb will come. We have323 words
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Article128 1965-01-09 15 ALLOW me tv asauciate A my^ell with the sentiments expressed by "Kesedaran" with regard to the entrance oi Malay students into Malaysian Universities. The present privileges they are enjoying with regard to scholarships, undermines the spirit ot competition. Until and unless this state of affairs is replaced by an128 words
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667 1965-01-09 15 The beggars destitute, old and unemployable THE response of Mr. Lee Beng Guan of Singapore's Social Welfare Department to my letter on the beggar problem gave no information on the question of nature and extent of current provision for beggars and destitutes in Singapore the number of Welfare Home placements667 words
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Article152 1965-01-09 15 |WOW that the Malayan government has recognised its unfair treatment of Pass Degree teachers and has taken a positive step towards a more equitable salary structure, can we expect the Singapore government to follow suit? Or will the Singapore government hold tenaciously to its latest excuse for inaction152 words
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Article143 1965-01-09 15 MAY I appeal to the authority concerned to exfend the times for changing ferry passes on Saturday and Sunday at Pulau Bukom Police Station The present times allowed for changing ferry passes from 8.30 am to 12 noon and 1.00 p.m. to 300 pm. from Monday to Friday143 words
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Article71 1965-01-09 15 ON December 8 I si-nt ;i registered letter from district -K to district 3. It was wot delivered So on December 18 I made an Inquiry from the p< si •ffloe. To my surprise the clerk asked me to pay 16 cent* as an inquiry foe after71 words
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Article133 1965-01-09 15 1 WOULD like to 1 thank Mr. Ow Kheng Law for his prompt and courteous reply to my criticism of T.V. Malaysia. His explanation of the breakdowns is noted and the reasons given acceptable. However the ethics are questionable. It would appear from Mr. Ow's letter133 words
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Article133 1965-01-09 15 ASOCrETTY which treats its lesser order of creatures in a callous and cruel manner must not whine when it is itself endangered by secret society killings, add throwing, murder and the like. If a dog does not wear a licence tab round its133 words
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Article61 1965-01-09 15 MOHD bin Ahamed in his letter captioned "Duck Pond in the Road" <S.T. Dec. 20) has put the case midly. I have been a resident in this estate for the past 12 years and conditions are deteriorating. Of late anti-malarial gangs and drain cleaners have virtually disappeared. Drains61 words
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Advertisement217 1965-01-09 15 Highest efficiency and sensitivity for your greatest pleasure With over 70 years' technical experience, NEC is a pioneer of electronics in the world. J I Model L^jJ I 19" 114 degree deflection) I 61 3" PM dynamic speaker I Wooden cabinet I 24.2" x 27.8" x 31.5*- 50.6 Ibt. Mod*)!217 words
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Advertisement607 1965-01-09 16 IS SI (Continued in Pare 10) SITUATIONS VACANT S Word* ft 1 Mm. i-Bot St rr» txtrm JUNIOR ACCOUNTS Clerk Typist. Federal citizen preferred. Apply Box M6S7 S.T K L. CENERAL AMAH WANTED, able to <<peak Knglish and llye in. Recent references. Tel: ***** (B'pore). TEACHERS WANTED for Secondary r'orms.607 words
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Advertisement943 1965-01-09 16 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* $t (Mm )—Box SO eU. rrlra RUBBER ESTATE ACENCV Rouse tn Kuala Lumpur requires well experl■vr to assume management une ahout 40 previous estate agency experience essential. Replies In contidencc to Box A 1662 S.T. K.L. PROFESSIONAL FIRM Require* Chartered Accountant with experience In the audit943 words
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Advertisement1073 1965-01-09 16 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Worms St (Mi*.)— Box St et*. trm NOW VACANT Fully Furnished 2 Bedrooms Bungalow with Bathrooms attached. All Modern Conveniences. 251. Tanglui Road. Spore. Tel: *****4. FURNISHED SEMI-DETACHfcO BUNGALOWS To Let at M m.s. Cbsngi Koad opposite Frankel Instate. Apply Tsl Noa: (Spore) ***** A- 71941,073 words
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Advertisement945 1965-01-09 16 HOUSES LAND WANTED IS Words Jt (HUM,}— Box ft rts txtrm REQUIRED s good pre-war Bungalow »tth vacant possession. Land area about 30.000 square feet around Holland Road. Give full particulars to Queen Street P.O. Box 104. Singapore. 7. EDUCATION IS Word* M Mtm.i—ttmm St rts SBSsa SURVEYING, LBVELUNGt Theory.945 words
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Advertisement807 1965-01-09 16 AGENTS WANTED IS Words St (Min.)— Box St rts. txtrm LEADING photographic Journal requires distributors throughout Malaysia. (Photographic Establishment preferred) Apply: Vanlabs P.O. Box 11 Newton spore BRITISH COMPANY Speeislislng in Good Quality Used Centrsotors Equipment, Government Surplus, Used Lsnd Rovers snd ether Commercial Vehisles. Requires AQENTS with good connections.807 words
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Advertisement861 1965-01-09 16 DOGS, PETS, ETC IS Words) ft (Him.)— Bom St eta. txtrm I ALSATIAN PUPPIES M.X.A. Class One big tut. seven weeks, male $130/- r each. 29 Barker Road, S'pors, BEAUTIFUL DACHSHUND PUPPIES 3 for sale. M.X.A. Class I pedigree. Telephone B'pore ***** Mrs. Llm. c POMERANIAN PUPPIES. M.X.A. Class I.861 words
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Advertisement1007 1965-01-09 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE 5 Word* ft (Mm Box St eU. sxtrm AUSTIN HEALEY 100 b Overdrive. )ecember 1958. Oood condition, extras 2.500/-. 15 Nathan Road. Singapore ■VN AUSTIN A-40 Late 1959 Very good ondltlon. Insurance expiring November MS $1,800 0.n.0. Tel: (S pore) ***** Ir. Lav. 8400. DOWK PAYMENT and1,007 words
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Advertisement1237 1965-01-09 17 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. tjjn LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE i^^ HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH S pore P. Sham Hineni CITY OF LEICESTER 11/21 JM 22 24 Jae 25 Jm t CITY OF COLOMBO 1/11 JM FUMINIAN 15/11 Fel 11/22 Fel 21 FM I CIT OF WELLINGTON »'27 Fel 21 FM1,237 words
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632 1965-01-09 18 From Our Market Correspondent mHERE was another bur>t 1 of activity on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday and the turnover was about as heavy as in the previous two days. Heavy waves of selling in the morning took prices down to632 words
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Article27 1965-01-09 18 Malayan Stock Indices. J»n. 7. Jan. 8. •Industrials: 80.87 79.70 Tins: 113.10 ni.94 I rubbers: 108.10 107.78 Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.27 words
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Article927 1965-01-09 18 BUSINESS 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: BautttarJ (l.OOO) SI. SO: C.S. HeMkng (l.OOO) (2.10, (3,000) 52.12 D; Ounltp < l.OOO) SI.S2, (2,000) $1.61; Kit* (1,000)927 words
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Article27 1965-01-09 18 JAN. 8. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $622,121 (up 50 cents). Unofficial estimated offering: 190 tons (up 5 tons).27 words
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Article15 1965-01-09 18 Bukit Katil produced 56,540 lb rubber in December and Arer :olek 75.280 lb.15 words
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297 1965-01-09 18 THERE was a modest gain of 50 cents in the tin price in Penang yesterday which took it to 5622.12* per plcul. In London on Thursday considerable carrying operations accounted for the bulk of the tin turnover, only a small business297 words
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Advertisement1207 1965-01-09 18 Bljßjlß^^|fjj|j|||||^ 1 VI 1 KAWASAKI KISKN KAISHA LTD. B««t Canada and U.S.A. Great Lakes Service H'kong Yokohami Montreal loromo uttroit tnicago •Trias Mara" 22 Fei 7 Mar t A|r II Apr 15 Atl II Air Masaskimi Mmj" 11 Mar 25 Mar 27 Aar 1 Mif g May 11 Mar Witt1,207 words
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Advertisement970 1965-01-09 18 »UST»»ll» SERVICE iNOU PMISUN aNO SUW Sin VIC Tl: UtlliO Sltaei T» Milrai nil N*t*Mttia>ai Penina. r Vi*m S'oora S'pota P. Sham Ptnang ■UllMla II JM 13/14 JM IJMUI* It Pt/Sll 11 JM 14 J» IS laa »«om mm**, new mum "J^i m i m. 1 J IS, iommu t970 words
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Advertisement258 1965-01-09 18 a Ipj j|BiPj^^i^rT f f —^^^B^ P. Sham Spore ETA/ETD ETA/ETD FROM CALCUTTA, CHITTAGONG CHALNA M.V. "STATE OF ASSAM" for Fremantle, Geelong, Melbourne Sydney Jan. 10/12 Jan. 14/15 Chief Agents: R. Jumobhoy Sons Ltd., 24, Malacca Street, Tel: *****/7 O.S.E. LINE LOADING FOR L. MARQUES DURBAN CAPETOWN SPORE P. SHAM258 words
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Advertisement962 1965-01-09 19 (Continued in Pace 16) AT YOUR SERVICE II Word* St (Ml*.)—B»u rlt .rlr, PHOTOCOPIED OOCUMiNIt OO he rnlar*cd or re<luc«o— Tufa lU'ooro KWOK'S PHOTOCOPY SERVICE. B 'The Arcada, lit Kloor. Tal: 86SKJ. S'pora. DOCUMENTS COPIED/PLAN tracings printed while you wait. Koiomatic, M, Robinson Road, S'pora *****. BRING YOUR PLAN Tracing*962 words
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Advertisement777 1965-01-09 19 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) IS WnrdM ft l Hrn Hnx rlt rtlrm NO PARKINQ PROBLEMS wben you shou at Robinson's. Singapore, tfree bdiklnK for ooe hour I LOOKING FOR JEWELLERY of craftsmanship at the tight price? Call at Lee Onn Jeweller*. south Bridge Road. Singapore. FOR SOUVENIRS, CURIOS, and Oriental Handicrafts,777 words
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Advertisement778 1965-01-09 19 ■:[«HM4--sg IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 174) AND IN THE VAIIIK OF SHIRAISHI (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Members' Voluntary Winding-up) Al an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenumed Company, duly convened and held at the Registered Office on Saturday, 26th December 1964, the following Special Resolution778 words
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Advertisement765 1965-01-09 19 TENDERS GOVERNMENT ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman, Tenders Board at the office of the State Financial Officer. Brunei up to 4.00 pm. Monday February 15th 1965 for: "SUPPLY OP 11.000 VOLTS. 1.100 VOLTS UNDERGROUND CABLE. JOINTING MATERIALS AND CABLE ACCESSORIES". 2. Tenders received765 words
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Advertisement1122 1965-01-09 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATISTICS DEPARTMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens for the post of I Temporary Field Assistants/ Computers cDiv. Ill) in the Department of Statistics, on a fixed salary of $230/-. Candidates must be below 40 years of age. Qualifications: I For Computer* (1) Must have passed Higher1,122 words
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Advertisement990 1965-01-09 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE A iplications a:p Invited tor the following appointments In the PASIR PANJANC. POWER STATIONS and ST JAMES POWER STATION of the Electricity Department. The comt: i salary offered will be dependent upon Applicants quallflcatl experience plus variable allowance as payable from time io Central990 words
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Article372 1965-01-09 20 rjWE MAIN RACE in today's amateur card at Bukit Timah Class One handicap over 8f (Race Five) looks a three-cornered tussle between Timberlane (13.7), Bon Viveur (13.9) and Norval Lad (12.12). Timberlane beat Norval Lad (receiving 1-lb) by a length over BJf at Penang in372 words
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Article443 1965-01-09 20 RACE 0NE— 2.30 Class Five— 2f (ratchweighis 12.0) 1 Igaza Barlow 4 2 Kolek Unglcu Talha 8 3 Grey Lag Tayleur 6 4 Lvi Hoon Chuah 3 5 Pasha Henigan 7 Ii Trooper Jones Reay 9 1 Warabidgr Cottrtll 1 8 Black Bess Boyce 2 0 John443 words
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Article41 1965-01-09 20 Race 1 IGAZA I vi I loon Race 2 SATRIA Brilliant LJtht Race 3 NUGGET Harapan Race 4 STAR II Gay Mosa Race 5 NORVAL LAO Timberlano Race 6 KfALA LUMPUR Aln Ala Race 7 PEACEFUL KING Sams Suka I41 words
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Article324 1965-01-09 20 LONDON Friday. STANLEY MATTHEWS, knighted in the New Year's honours list, will not play for Stoke City after all in their F.A. Cup tie against Blackpool tomorrow Matthews, who has Dlayed in only two friendly matches for Stoke this season— he has i been suffering from a324 words
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Article129 1965-01-09 20 PENANG. Fn Insptte of a strong rally by Kedah. Penang held on to win the Malayan Chinese FA Cup tie by three goals to two at the City Stadium last night. Penang's scorers were Ong Hucfc Slang, Heng Htang Klang and Lav Teng Hock, while129 words
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Article46 1965-01-09 20 JESSELTON. Fn. Malaysia's Olympic boxer Brian Isaac of Singapore Infantry Regiment delighted a big crowd here when he outclassed his opponent. Filipino Baby Nardo. during the Tawau District Open boxing championships. Members of Malaysian and British Security Forces also competed in the championships.46 words
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Article22 1965-01-09 20 JEBSELTON. Frl. The Jeeselton Badminton Association U sending a team to Sarawak to play agalnut Mlrl and Baram this week-end22 words
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Article59 1965-01-09 20 NEW YORK. Fri. Bob Hayes, the American Negro sprinter who won the 100 metres gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics, said he may run one more time In Australia. "I have been Invited to run In professional races In Australia In February." he said. Hayes now plays59 words
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Advertisement279 1965-01-09 20 THE MALAYAN PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY BOARD 2nd Floor Fullerton Building, SINGAPORE. CHANCE OF TELEPHONE NUMBER With effect from the 10th January, 1965, the telephone number of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board, Singapore, will be changed from ***** to *****. The COMPAGNIE INDUSTRIELLE DE TRAVAUX (Entreprises Schneider) ACITRA ANNOUNCES CHANGE OF PHONE279 words
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Advertisement615 1965-01-09 20 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by th« Chairman. E. 03. 2nd Floor, Fullerton Building for the following (SO THE CONSTRUCTION OP MAIN DRAINS AT TWO SITES WITHIN THE JURONO INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 'Show Round 12th January, 1965 at 10.00 am. Closing Date 15th January, 1965 at615 words
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Advertisement489 1965-01-09 20 |i n WHEN YOU Jf^ffi- 1 L |f/^ tdavci spßßinStf \M SnEtnE: I KAVCL miU^TCi TAKE THE ®«l NECESSARY r^gjfllKWELLS! ul|||^. Half an hour before you travel (car, plane, ship or train) take one or two KWELLS tablets. Safe for children (as directed) and sure insurance against travel sickness, giddiness489 words
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556 1965-01-09 21 BADMINTON Billy Ng topples Narong in two sets SINGAPORE. Fri. Billy Ng, Malaysia's No. 3 singles In the recent International match against Thailand, caused the first upset In the Malaysian Open badminton championships when he beat the No. 6 seed. Narong Bhornchlma of Thailand. 15--11. 15-11 in the second round556 words
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238 1965-01-09 21 CRICKET COLLEGIANS WIN WITH 20 MINS TO SPARE SINOAPORE. Fri. An unbeaten 84 by David Lester paved the way for a five-wicket vwn by the Old Collegians against Singapore Cricket Club Invitation XI in a one-day match on the padang today. Scores: SCC Invitation 182-9 dec. Old Collegians 183-5. Old238 words
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Article53 1965-01-09 21 PENANG, Fri. Apprentice jockey Chan Chee Keong. 19. was -still in a coma today nine days after he was operated on for head injuries sustained in a fall at the Christmas-New Year races here on Dec. 30. His condition has improved slightly in the53 words
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173 1965-01-09 21 SOCCER Selangor hit nine off Kelantan KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Selangor trounced Kelantan 9-0 in a North zone Malayan Chinese Football Association cup Me at the \ierdeka Stadium here toniuht. Selangor will next meet the winners of the Penang Perak match to decide the zone finalists. After Ong Kirn Leng's goal173 words
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Article33 1965-01-09 21 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police moved to third position in Div. one of the Singapore Hockey Association league when they scored their fifth win by beating combined school 3-1 at Thomson Road today.33 words
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Article, Illustration710 1965-01-09 21 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL ENTERPRISE IN THE LOOSE LIKELY TO DECIDE MALAYA CUP FINAL By Kuala Lumpur, Friday CELANGOR captain Roy Holder's widely-held view that the team who dominate the lineouts and scrums will win tomorrow's HMS Malaya Cup football final at the Merdeka Stadium (5.10710 words
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Article35 1965-01-09 21 SELANGOR Winchester; Mahrnud, Viljocn, Anderson, Cibton; Pestana, Wah Fart; Dowes, Dwycr, Lee, Nashatjr, Gunn, Thompson, Holder, Ellison. JOINT SERVICES Crooks; McKeniie, Maugham, Lewi*, Wootfon; Cooper, Williams, Ingram. McCuirk, Kintey. Clements, Kemp, |ohnston, Morgan, Walker.35 words
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Article209 1965-01-09 21 DESt'LTS of previous finals in the Malaya Cup competition: 1921-22 Selangor bt Singapore 5-3 1922-23 Perak bt Negrl 3-0 1923-24 Singapore v Selangor (no match, ground waterlogged) 1924-25 Singapore bt Selangor 30-13 1925-2S Singapore bt Perak 18-13 1926-27 Perak bt Negrl 14-3. 1927-28 Singapore bt Perak209 words
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Article33 1965-01-09 21 SOCCER Pontgol Cup (T. An.son i L. Perak Indians 3 Town Council 0. HOCKEY Negri *Ute trial fSeremban): Whites 4 Colours 3. Army friendly: Ist Squadron 17 Gurkha Signals 4 Rest 0.33 words
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Advertisement59 1965-01-09 21 M MADE IN jUkj HOLLAND I NtW 4 Waveband I MODEL RP 6631 I A REAL GEM! This deluxe portable is attractive and smart looking. TOP QUALITY FEATURES: 3 aerials for excellent selectivity, clear powerful output IOOOmW continuous tone control. Available in silvery green or Havana brown. LIST PRICE:- Singapore59 words
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Advertisement266 1965-01-09 21 ATMOS |Bfl The clock that "lives on air" i^CE^iii No winding, No batteries, No wiring EftB^MJM Mr V mmSßmmm H*****9 VORLD'S ONLY AUTOMATIC WATCH TO COMBINE WRIST ALARM AND CALENDAR Micial wrvic* and repair itotion: 195, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. tjW agents: JACKSON'S MALAYA LTD. UIW RENTALS m W^kj^**^ MONTHS HP266 words
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Miscellaneous109 1965-01-09 21 I SPORTS kMARY RUGGER HMS Malaya Cup RAP Seletar v Khalsa (Seletar). final (XL): Selangor v Joint Ser- RAP Changi v Jansenites vices. Merdeka Stadium 5.10. (Changi): Dlv 2: RAF Tengah v BADMlNTON— Malaysian Open 19 Signals (Tengah). PSA v Naval (S-pore). SBA Hall 2 p.m. and 7.30. Base (Bt.109 words
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306 1965-01-09 22 A 'no risks' to Malaysia assurance HEAD RETURNS FROM HOLIDAY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DRITAIN will make sure that no risks face Malaysia in its national defence against Indonesian aggression, the British High Commissioner here. Lord Head, said today. "We are determined to see that confrontation becomes a complete flop." he306 words
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86 1965-01-09 22 TAIPEH. Fri.— The Formosan Government would welcome the establishment of a Malaysian Consul here but i had so far not been approached, the spokesman of the Foreign Office told a press conference today. His statement was prompted by s Taipeh newspaper report saying Malaysia mightAP - 86 words
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Article69 1965-01-09 22 SINGAPORE. Fri The Sata Mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the Swee Lee restaurant. No 8 Indus Square from Jan. 14 to Jan 29 between 5.30 pm. and 9 p.m 'except week-end nnd public holi- days i. This is for the benefit of people Maying69 words
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Obituary18 1965-01-09 22 MR c ARULANATMAM formerly A ..it Ini van R.i i\»a>i> I i.'»*l *<• ly In Karalnagar Ceylon cm18 words
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Article60 1965-01-09 22 PERTH. Fri. The Australian Defence Minister. Senator Shane Paltridge, said here last night that a submarine had been reported sighted near Carslake Island, off Australia's north coast. The Minister said residents In 1 the Northern Territory claimed to have seen the craft. An Air Force planeReuter - 60 words
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136 1965-01-09 22 Indonesia got $200m UN aid in 14 years UNITED NATIONS. Fri. I'nited Nations records show that aid from the world body to Indonesia under various projects totalled at least USS6S million during the country's 14 years of I.N. membership. Indonesia has received a total of sll.7Kii.immi from the expanded programmeReuter - 136 words
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89 1965-01-09 22 JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesian Operational Command fKoti) has Issued a new regulation for Indonesians wishing to go abroad. Jakarta's newspapers reported today. They said the regulation stipulated that every Indonesian civilian or military should first get approval from the First Deputy PrimeReuter - 89 words
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Article129 1965-01-09 22 SINGAPORE. Fri— Notice was given In the Industrial Arbitration Court today that an award by the court under a former president, which -iDheld as lawful the dismissal of 52 employees by Glan Singh and Co., Ltd.. will be challenged by the workers concerned. The award was made129 words
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Article218 1965-01-09 22 COMMA, NOT A DASH SAYS MINISTER ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, has advised critics of the Government's taxation proposals to study his speeches and statements carefully before venturing into print. He said this in a statement today, replying to criticism which appeared in the218 words
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111 1965-01-09 22 New Zealand defence deficiencies by Phipps WELLINGTON. Fri. New Zealand needs to spend another 20 per cent on defence to make good present deficiencies, Rear Admiral Sir Peter Phipps. Chief of the New Zealand Defence Staff, said In an Interview today. Sir Peter said increased defence expenditure would enable theReuter - 111 words
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Article25 1965-01-09 22 LOS ANGELES, Prl. Mr. L. N Palar. Indonesian Ambassador to the United Nations, left here today on his way home for consultations. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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429 1965-01-09 22 KUANTAN, Fri. —The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today said that jungle areas in every district in Pahang would be reserved for the Malays to help them to start in the timber industry. Tun rtazak said this after a meeting of State429 words
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Article429 1965-01-09 22 LONDON. Prl.— It has been an active day. with equities taking on a dull appearance. In view of the good gains established in many slocks recently, some profittaklng went on but there was also some selling on the revival of currency uncertainties. Glltedged again eased429 words
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223 1965-01-09 22 Crashed to aid Police: Now a new car from Ford I ONDON. Fri. A new car was on its way today to a man who wrecked hi.s to stop a white Mercedes which police were chasing across London. Tho chase ended whrn police recaptured i umvlci John CampbHl >n. 2JUPI - 223 words
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Advertisement96 1965-01-09 22 Uue CLASSIFIEDS 20 H..r<f» Ut Minimum) A. TMURAI RAJ-To Ruha and daughtT on >.-l-rv> at fiungaar Many thanks to doctor and Mnff. LEONO: Daughter to Suran and Lee Ban on 7-1-60 at Randan* Kertiau. Both doing well. Thanks to doctor* and staff. MR. AND MRS. A. D. Ormon-i or ■od96 words
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Advertisement231 1965-01-09 22 a^^^^^^a^^^^a^^^^^^^^^^^J B k* IT' Imfl Every Universal Ladies watch is a small miracle of absolute precision and accuracy. Yet outwardly it is so petite and elegant so right for every occasion. No wonder that more mm and more women are wearing H&7 Universal Geneve watches. Select /ffT^ one at any231 words
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Miscellaneous45 1965-01-09 22 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 70 Kota Bharu 82 66 Penang 88 66 Ipoli 66 Malacca 86 70 Singapore n< 72 C Highlands 73 4645 words
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