The Straits Times, 19 January 1965
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Title Section21 1965-01-19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 iinnuiKfli, j Vat**" 1 Est. 1845. TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1965. 15 CENTS. 4CDN 1189 1005.21 words
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Article, Illustration804 1965-01-19 1 T.G. NG - PRICES: DR. LIM ACTS T.G. NG To invoke Control of Supplies Act COMPLAINTS CAN BE SENT TO P.O. BOX 6000 AND IDENTITY WILL NOT BE DIVULGED By Kuala Lumpur, Monday THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, is to invoke the Control of Supplies Act, 1961, to804 words
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160 1965-01-19 1 One-wife-for-seven-men proposal, and Gwen (17) says 'Yes' LONDON, Mon. A 37-year-old Polish immigrant has come up with his own solution to Britain's growing birth rate. He is trying to find six other men to share the same wife with him. Engineer Paul Pawlowskl, who is divorced, said at his homeReuter - 160 words
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117 1965-01-19 1 ARMOURED CARS COMING TO JOIN THE BUILD-UP CINGAPORE Mon. Heavy military equipment, jncludine a squadron of armoured cars, from Britain's Strategic Reserve, is expected here by sea next week, an Army spokesman said today. This will mark the second wave of British reinforcements to Malaysia to meet the continued massive117 words
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Article33 1965-01-19 1 PHNOMPENH. Mon Mr Stephen Frederick de Sllva. Ceylon's first ambassador to Cambodia, yesterday presented his credentials to Prince Sihanouk. A cordial talk lasting half an hour followed this ceremony. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article38 1965-01-19 1 MANILA. Mon.— Three British Royal Navy ships arrived here today for a four-day goodwill and recreation vlMt. They are the helicopter carrier Bulwark, the anti-submarine frigate Berwick and The guidedmissile destroyer Kent. AP.AP - 38 words
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Article72 1965-01-19 1 PERTH Mon Fiery pare bowler Danny Longa set an opposing batsman alight in a match here vpsterday A Longa delivery hit a box of matches In the hip pocket of batsman Stan Dawson. The matches Ignited Dawson stepped out of the crease to put out the blazeReuter - 72 words
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383 1965-01-19 1 SEREMBAN, Monday. THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today announced plans to set up a large teservoir of fighting men from members of the local defence corps. He said Siginting Camp. 12 miles from Port Diokson, would be enlarged immediately to train383 words
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26 1965-01-19 1 STOP PRESS M-ROW: PAKISTANI EFFORTS LONDON. Mon Mr. Bhutto. Pakistan I neicn Minister. MM tml.iy Pakistan will provide whatever positive nmtribution able to in Malaysia dispute.26 words
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131 1965-01-19 1 Two more Indons found dead in Straits KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two more bodies of Indonesian infiltrators were recovered from the Straits of Malacca yesterday. A Royal Malaysian Navy patrol boat found the bodies, clad in jungle green. In th« sea nve miles south-west of Morib. 40 miles from here. Some131 words
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Article25 1965-01-19 1 JAKARTA Mon Dr Subancirin. Indonesia s Foreign Min-.s'er. last night announced that hr planned ti leave for Burma and China on Wednesday J25 words
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Article, Illustration489 1965-01-19 1 LONDON, Mon. -Sir Winston Churchill is "a little weaker/ according to the latest medical bulletin issued here today. The bulletin the seventh issued since the 90-year-old statesman suffered a stroke last Friday-said: "Sir Winston has had a restful night. He is aReuter - 489 words
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Article85 1965-01-19 1 Tokyo plan to solve M-dispute TOKYO. Mon— The .lapancw <io\ crnnient and the ruliiiK Liberal Democratic Party will hold intermix <- discussions this week on the possibility of Japan playing a mediator role in the .Malaysia Indonesia dispute, the Japan Times reported tixla>. It said the Foreign Office was reportedAP - 85 words
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AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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Article229 1965-01-19 2 I SAIGON, Monday I If ASS anti-Govern- merit demonstrations by students and Buddhists yesterday swept the northern cities of Hue and Dalat. Four students were shot and wounded. The clashes came less than 24 hours after agreement was reached by the nations four major religious groupsUPI - 229 words
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161 1965-01-19 2 Rebels keep up the pressure in Congo LEOPOLDVILLE, Mon. Insurgent forces are keeping up pressure on Congo Government troops around the eastern town of Uvira. where the Congo insurrection first started last spring, according to reports reaching here. The reports said the insurgents, mainly members of the Wafulero tribe, wereReuter - 161 words
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125 1965-01-19 2 KARACHI, Mon.— Karachi primary and secondary schools reopened last week after a month-lone shutdown but attendances were sparse and police and students clashed at some schools. All the city's 1.400 school* dosed their doors on Dec. 8 after i college students, on125 words
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Article49 1965-01-19 2 JAKARTA. Mon.— President Soekarno yesterday formally installed Mr Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro as the first Indonesian ambassador to Hoi- land since relations were resumed between The Netherlands and her j former colony. Mr Sudjarwo. formerly a deputy Poreign Minister, is expected to leave for Holland next month.49 words
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207 1965-01-19 2 PIPE DREAMS, BY COURTESY OF PEKING GENEVA, Monday. QPIUM from China is getting into the hands of drug smugglers and Peking apparently is doing nothing to prevent it, the United Nations Opium Board said today. China, alone with North I Korea and North Vietnam. refuse to reveal any statistics onUPI - 207 words
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Article50 1965-01-19 2 MANILA- Mon. The Philippine* Congress has increased tlv penalty for rape in an effort tc curb a new wave of sex crimes. Hitherto, a person convicted ol rape was sentenced to between 12 I and 20 years' jail. Now the oflendei is liable to life imprisonment. Rpiitoi-50 words
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Article24 1965-01-19 2 TUNIS. Mon.— President Habib Bourguiba will make an OfdehU lisit to Greece in April, according to a Foreign Ministry communique yesterday— UPl.24 words
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190 1965-01-19 2 ADEN. Monday ABDULLAH Abdul Majid Al Asnag. president of the proYemen People's Socialist Party, said yesterday that some people detained by the Aden and South Arabian I authorities were being exposed to a "variety I of psychological and physicalReuter - 190 words
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Article, Illustration128 1965-01-19 2 DLANTYRE. Mon. Malawl Radio las t night denied broadcast* "In neighbouring countries" that the Prime Minister. Dr. Hastings Banda. had lost confidence In his African bodyguard and was replacing them with Europeans. The radio also denied foreign Press reports that Dr. Banda sUPI - 128 words
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Article27 1965-01-19 2 AMMAN. Mon. King Hussein announced yesterday lie would visit Cairo for talks with UAR, President Gamal Abdel Nasser parly next month. UPI.UPI - 27 words
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385 1965-01-19 2 Matches scare Papua cannibal tribe IDORT MORESBY, I Mon. A group of cannibals who bleach and paint the skulls of their dead enemies but show fear and amazement at the sight of matches has at last been contacted by an armed Government patrol. I Known as the Biami live inReuter - 385 words
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Article30 1965-01-19 2 i DAMASCUS. Mon.— The Synai i Presidency Council yesterday ap proved a proposal (or a cultura agreement between Syria am China, an official source said hen I —Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Miscellaneous7 1965-01-19 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby r^ ii7 words
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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525 1965-01-19 3 PRESIDENT JOHNSON STRESSES: 'HIGHLY IMPORTANT' WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Johnson has again stressed that development of an allied nuclear s y s t em is "highly important." His statement, made at an informal news conference at his ranch in Texas, clearly contradicted various reportsReuter - 525 words
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113 1965-01-19 3 Red guard: helps two to flee -at gunpoint •OERLIN. Mon. Two East German border guards last night forced a third border guard at gunpoint to ferry them across a border lake to West Berlin. West Berlin police said the two escapers. a sergeant. 19. and a private, 21, forced theUPI - 113 words
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124 1965-01-19 3 Swearing in of Johnson on the Telstar |^EW YORK, Mon. The Columbia Broadcasting System said yesterday thut television viewers overseas could see President Johnson's inauguration by Telstar shortly after it took place. As this month's co-ordinator for tbe communications relay satellite Telstar 11. CBS said the U.S. ground station atAP - 124 words
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Article49 1965-01-19 3 JONESBORO (Louisiana), Mon. Two rural Negro churches burned to the ground early yestefday. Both were used recently for Negro voter registration rallies. The Pleasant Gove Baptist Church and the Bethany Baptist Church Ml in small communitle« within 10 miles of this northern Louisiana town. UPI.UPI - 49 words
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373 1965-01-19 3 BRITAIN HIT BY WORST STORM IN YEARS LONDON. Monday PAGING winds, with gusts up to 101 miles an hour, lashed Britain yesterday, menacing ships, uprooting trees, ripping off roofs and disrupting rail and road transportation. A French trawler sank with all hands yesterday morning off the Irish coast, and otherReuter - 373 words
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112 1965-01-19 3 I UEBACK (W. Germany), Mon. Police had to shoot to stop a man who tried to commit suicide at the weekend by connecting his exhaust pipe to the inside of his car and racing at top speed along the Autobahn to Hamburg. TheReuter - 112 words
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Article38 1965-01-19 3 VATICAN CITY. Mon.— An annual eight-day period of prayer for Christian unity began today in Roman Catholic parishes throughout the world, with countless protestant congregations and (tome Orthodox communities taking part as well.— AP.AP - 38 words
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210 1965-01-19 3 'British spies tapped Greek Premier's line during 1957 crisis' ATHENS, Mon. An Athens newspaper alleged today that British intelligence agents had tapped the telephone of Mr. Constantine Karamanalis, former Greek Prime Minister, for several weeks at the height of the Cyprus crisis in 1957. Greek officials declined to comment onReuter - 210 words
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Article, Illustration200 1965-01-19 3 Wilson's 'no' to Russell's Russian visitor LONDON, Mon. British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, has spiked an attempt by philosopher Earl (Bertrand) Russell to obtain an entry visa to Britain fcr a top Russian official, it was announced here today. He has rejected Lord Russell's request to persuade the HomeReuter - 200 words
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Advertisement221 1965-01-19 3 JL. MiMH lif Xl ■pi^l Wonder Tonic with Candy Taste ,|b Each Sweetlet is equivalent to Jj 10 oranges (Vitamin C). HICEE SWEETLETS will keep your completion smooth and clear, free from blemishes and rough skin. It Jfl| will also relieve fatigue, banish colds, i < and nil you with221 words
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Article71 1965-01-19 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, will tomorrow begin a series of familiarisation tours to various departments under his Ministry. The tours will open at 9.30 a.m. with a visit to the Social Welfare Department in Havelock Road. He will also visit the71 words
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Obituary49 1965-01-19 4 MRS. ELIZABETH VEO AH CHIT beloved wife of Tan Soo Tlo paased away peacefully 18-1-6S, leaving behind two ions. Tan Kirn Bong. Tan Chlm Son*, two daughters, one son-in-law and many rcrandcnlldrrn to mourn her loss. Cortege leaving 6 Hi n- Slice Place ror Bldadart 4 p.m. 20-1-63.49 words
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Article75 1965-01-19 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Singapore Musical Society will present its annual concert of promising young artistes at the Cultural Centre on Jan. 24. Those taking part will be: Yap Eng Lip, Goh Mul Klang, Bridget Choy, Yap Hal Van, Ethel Rodrigues, Hu Yeu. Elizabeth Ng. Gloria Solomon, Cecelia75 words
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Article, Illustration159 1965-01-19 4 AN unusual sight in Singapore's Thaipusam celebrations this year was this Indian woman, Mrs. K. Kasiah, carrying a kavadi in the kavadi (penance) procession from the Perumal Temple in Serangoon Road to the Chettiar Temple in Tank Road early yesterday morning. More than 150 Hindu devotees, many of159 words
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Article192 1965-01-19 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. rifO teenagers pleaded guilty to a robbery charge before the ninth magistrate, Mr. Tay Soo Tee, when a holiday emergency court sat this morning. Dara Singh, 17. and Vijaya Sooria, 15. admitted a joint charge of robbing another youth, Kalwant Singh, of a wrist-watch192 words
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Article114 1965-01-19 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Royal Air Force's No. 5001 Airfield Construction Squadron, based at Seletar, Is to build a new swimming pool at the Red Cross crippled children's home in Nicoll Drive, near RAF, Changi. It wIU be used lor therapy treatment for the children. The114 words
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Article70 1965-01-19 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The 103 rd birthday of Swaml Vlvekananda will be celebrated in Singapore with a day-long religious programme at the Ramakrishna Mission, Bartley Road. It will begin at 6 a.m. on Jan. 23 with mangalarati, chanting and devotional music. Devotional music will be played throughout the70 words
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Article50 1965-01-19 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— Mr. Kenneth S. Most, head of the Depart- ment of Accountancy at the Sin- gapore Polytechnic, will be the I guest speaker at the Lions Club luncheon meeting on Wednesday at the Princes Restaurant. The sub- i ject of his talk will be "Talking about Taxes50 words
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Article293 1965-01-19 4 LONDON, Mon—Although the December trade figures were far better than had been generally expected. they had little effect and buyers were still showing only a selective Interest. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: Consol 2V; £39 9 16 Funding 4 r i, £90',293 words
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Article48 1965-01-19 4 LONDON. Mon— Spot 25 r <,d.. Feb. 22 9 16d.. March 21-, d April 21S>d.. Aoril/June 219/16 d.. JulvSept 21 5 16d.. Oct./ Dec. 21'^rt Jan. March 21 3 16d April June 21 '«d.. July Sept 2! MM., ci.f. Feb. 21 '4d.. March 21d. Tone: Slightly easier.48 words
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Article23 1965-01-19 4 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £1235, sellers £1240. Forward buyers £1223, sellers £1224, Settlement £1250. Turnover a.m. 150 tons, p.m. 155 tons. Tone: Easier.23 words
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Article, Illustration209 1965-01-19 5 'KEEP YOUR MORALE- CALL TO MALAYSIANS ri: Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, acknowledges the greetings of two ceremonial dancing lions when he arrived at Mount Faber scenic park on Sunday night to officiate at the opening ceremony. I With him is the Minister for Social. Affairs,Ali Yusi - 209 words
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140 1965-01-19 5 Seamstress fined for sewing pin attack on waitress IPOH, Mon.— A seamA stress. Yap Kee Sin, 25, was today fined $75 or a week's jail for wounding a waitress, Eng Chee Lang, 24 with a four-inch sewing pin. Yap. who was defended by Mr. C. Navaratnam pleaded not guilty to140 words
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210 1965-01-19 5 A 'treacherous' move: Cuepacs hits at Govt KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services today attacked the Government for recognising the National Union of Hospital Assistants. The decision to recognl.se the union, announced at the eleventh hour, led NUHA to call off210 words
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Article73 1965-01-19 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Argentina Is to set up a Con-sulate-General in Singapore soon. Mr Puflno Laspiur. Argentina's Ambassador to Thailand. Cambodia and South Vietnam, resident in Bangkok, said today that his Government, had decided to set up the Consulate-General to promote trade. Mr. Laspiur, accompanied by73 words
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Article44 1965-01-19 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— Police on anu-secret .Miciety rounds yesterday >ned it total of 3.714 persons iiid arrested right .xreret .society thugs. A nwn was detained under the Criminal Law i Temporary Provisions > Ordinance and the t-huip I under the Societies Ordinance.44 words
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Article20 1965-01-19 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Mr. Robert Asirvadam has left for lusher studies at the Balwyn High School. Melbourne.20 words
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216 1965-01-19 5 Workers' co-operation in defence 'healthy sign \IALACCA. Mon. ITI The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche i Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, last night called on j workers to be reasonable in their demands for better conditions of service because of the new tax measures. He was addressing 300 labourers of Kemunlng216 words
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111 1965-01-19 5 AIR RAID SIRENS PASS WITH 'WAILING' HONOURS KX'ALA LIMPIR. Mon. The Civil Defence today carried out a successful test on the eieht sirens which have been installed in various parts of the capital and in Petaling Jaya. Each siren was tested for 30 minutes, and at 3.30 p.m. all the111 words
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Article63 1965-01-19 5 I SINGAPORE. Mon. A motor--1 ist who had been in a coma lor the past week following a road crash died M the General Hospital ihi.s morning. Pook Way Chin, of Beach Road. received serious head injuries 1 when his car crashed into a road 163 words
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145 1965-01-19 5 Soon: Free hot meals for rural students If UALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Central Welfare Council plans to provide free hot meals for rural school children soon. The council's president Mr. Siow Loong Hin. who announced this today, said that the plans had been submitted to the Ministry of Education for145 words
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Advertisement461 1965-01-19 5 No! A dream home of your own ran bo mailr inlo .i r<Mlity. You must decidr when you arc vouns. must h«'lp yourself. The M.C.I.S. Home Ownership Plan is meant mot tor you. There is no better way to acquire your own dream home. It is the only sure way461 words
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181 1965-01-19 6 I>ATU PAHAT. Mon. j The local branch of the MCA will ask the, Government for financial assistance for more than 1.000 fishermen whose livelihood had been affected by the offshore curfew imposed along the coastal strip here. The off-shore curfew has been181 words
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138 1965-01-19 6 Medals to men who quelled revolt in Brunei j ¥>RUNEI TOWN, Mon. —The Brunei Government will issue commemoration medals to all those who helped to fight the rebels dur- ing the 1962 abortive uprising. This decision, announced In the Brunei Legislative Council, was the result of a request by aUPI - 138 words
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Article33 1965-01-19 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. Mr. Chan Peng Kong, senior interpreter in the magistrate's court here, has retired, aftpr 40 years' service. His successor is Mr. Wong Slew Yen from Kuala Lum.i .r33 words
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Article, Illustration454 1965-01-19 6 T. WIGNESAN - T. WIGNESAN WOODHULL IS ONE OF THE OFFICIALS From London, Monday 'Our duty to ensure we don't lose by default THE London Union of Malaysian Students has formed a Solidarity Committee to present Malaysia's case accurately to other foreign students and the454 words
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Article94 1965-01-19 6 DBNANG. Mon— Police in Pcrak and other States h.ivp been alerted to look for three teenstged girls reported kidnapped from a Kuala Lumpur remand home. A fourth girl who escaped from a house in Lorong Seratus Tahun, here, has reported to Penang police that she94 words
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Article32 1965-01-19 6 I PENANG. Mon. The Cactus Society here will hold its annual show at the Chin Kunf? Hoay Kuan iat Macalister Road on Feu. 4. 5. j I and 6.32 words
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Article82 1965-01-19 6 MUAR. Mon.— Goh Chwee Huat. 38. a fisherman was fined $70, or j 17 days' jail, in the Sessions Court j here yesterday for fishing without I a permit in a curfew area off Tanjonf? here on Jan. 15 and with not having any light on his82 words
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268 1965-01-19 6 Australian doctor offers home to heart twins PENANG, Mon. —An Australian doctor and his wife have offered a home for two 15-month-old hole-in-the-h c a r t twin girls, Mary Therese and Mary Celine, now staying in the Penang Corwent in Light Street. "This is indeed very kind of them,268 words
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83 1965-01-19 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Central Welfare Council will present thousand* of Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa Rift parcels to Malaysian troops serving in the Borneo states this week. The councils president. Mr. Slow Loong Hin. .said that this would help to bring83 words
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284 1965-01-19 6 Dato Stephens: False accusations cause me 'great pain' lESSELTON, Mon. J The Minister for Sabah Affairs. Dato Donald Stephens, said here today he was "astonished and suffered great pam and const ernation" because of a completely false accusation by the United Sabah National Organisation. He said: "On my return from284 words
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Article38 1965-01-19 6 I BATU PAHAT. Mon. Mr. Francis Tan was elected Dreeid*m of the Rotary Club here. Other i officials are: vice-president DrJ Michael Chua; secretary Mr. I James Chai and treasurer Mr. i Ho Lai Che*. i38 words
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229 1965-01-19 7 GEOFFREY GELDARD - Copters beat the weather to supply troops GEOFFREY GELDARD From Kuching, Monday gECURITY Forces along Sarawak's border with Indonesia are NOT experiencing difficulties in getting reinforcements and supplies. A news agency report stating that roads were cut by bad weather and that helicopters were grounded was described today as "a229 words
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122 1965-01-19 7 'THE FOES WITHIN' WARNING BY RAJA CINGAPORE, Mon. —I The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, last night spoke of Malaysia's er<emies the communalists and chauvinists within the country who wanted Malaysians to be Just like one community He said: "Those of us who want to be Malaysians regardless of122 words
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Article51 1965-01-19 7 SINGAPORE. Mon The body of a Chinese, aged about 55. was found in the sea at Telok Ayer Basin yesterday morning. He was clad in a white singlet and khaki trousers, and there were no identification papers. Police do not suspect foul51 words
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Article, Illustration151 1965-01-19 7 fPOH, Mon. Raja 1 Nazhatul Shi m a (above), the eldest daughter of the Sultan and the Raja Perempuan of Perak, who wants to become an architect and interior decorator, has joined the Tengku Kursiah College in Seremban. The Sultan and the151 words
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102 1965-01-19 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Teachers Union will hold a delegates' conference at the Monks HIU Secondary School hall on Jan. 23 at 3 p.m. to approve a memorandum on a pro- posed new salary structure for teachers to be submitted to the Salaries102 words
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Article37 1965-01-19 7 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— Dr. K Kumaresh Waran from Ipoh has assumed duties here as Medical Officer of Health. Lower Perak in place of Dr. M. Saravanamuthu. who ha« been transferred to the Ipoh Oeneral Hospital.37 words
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Article26 1965-01-19 7 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— lnche Abdul Wahab bin Haji Abdul Wahid, senior technical assistant of the Telecommunications Department here, has gone on transfer to Taiping.26 words
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Article226 1965-01-19 7 rpAIPING, Mon. A young housewife, Ong Ah Teh. said that she did not bear any animosity against a neighbour who had shot her in the abdomen with a pistol. Madam Ong added In the Sessions Court here on Saturday that her Injury had healed226 words
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151 1965-01-19 7 PENANO, Mon.— A station wagon equipped with the latest medical facilities will be aboard the pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur when It sails for Jeddah on Feb. 7 with more than 1.500 rrtlgrims for Mecca. The station wagon, whicn has an air-conditioned store for keeping151 words
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180 1965-01-19 7 Crackers ban to be lifted for four days KUALA LUMPUR. Mon nnHE ban on the firirg of crackers will be lifted in Malaya and Singapore during the Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa celebrations from Feb. 2 to Feb. 5. Tne ban will be lifted from the midnight of180 words
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Article62 1965-01-19 7 Theft at races IPOH, Mon. An Australian tourist. Mr Hector Leslie Compton, 46. had his wallet stolen at the races here yesterday. The wallet contained $350 and AC SB (5435). a driving licence and some documents. Mr. Compton, who is staying with a friend in Malim Nawar, arrived in this62 words
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Article, Illustration133 1965-01-19 7 Dinner for Dato Ng— two months later SINGAPORE, Mon. j MILLIONAIRE rubber magnate Dato Ng Quee Lam will be guest of honour at a delayed dinner party on Friday, when his business associates and friends will gather to congratulate him on being made a dato by the Sultan of Johore.133 words
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Advertisement124 1965-01-19 7 m .Mm *~^m bl q^^^^ m» m feel so clean, cool and fresh vvithTampax You feel white-dress clean. Organdie cool. Immaculately fresh because you know no odour can form. Tampax internal sanitary protection does away with the cumbersome bulk of belts, pins, pads. It substitutes surgical cotton protected by a124 words
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Advertisement124 1965-01-19 7 w; IKk LiX urn ft! LkJ I iJ VkVH Wmwmmm] P^A^j| I Iw^ur B K |HS £*^^Jr^lF^Bßfifcfc£?*^^^^Ti i^mt I I mm^&M^^^Q- 'Si \k< A&V /*w Pi mSSMgI/^Sfk -X m 111 with every bottle of w vW ft mm Martell Brandy purchased Jm ff mw* II mm in the States of124 words
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Article, Illustration282 1965-01-19 8 100,000 walk up 273 steps to pay homage to the God in cave temple KUALA L'JMPUR. Monday THOUSANDS of Hindu devotees, celebrating Thaipusam, flocked to Batu Caves today to pay their annual homage to Lord Subramaniam. The rush was so great that the roads leading to the place were jammed282 words
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Article212 1965-01-19 8 MUAR, Mon. More than 8,000 residents in at least five outlying kampongs here asked the District Officer to supply them with water because of a dry spell which has dried up wells, pools and shallow drains. The people In the kampongs, especially In Sabak Awor, Sungei212 words
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Article54 1965-01-19 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Prim* Minister of Singapore, Mr. he* Kuan Yew, will be guest speaker at a dinner on the first day of a three-day symposium on sclen tlflc and technological research In Malaysia, organised by th« Polytechnic and trie University of Singapore on Feb.54 words
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Advertisement566 1965-01-19 8 Tetoron CREPE DE CHINE WT*3L^ 3000 i i«i»^ tR Fobrics of the modern age for the WMh£ fr '"'W'^ W*"*' <4P« fashionoble woman. Fine in texturr, t Mfe A elrgant in design with the look and qfft' '^iWt >cc f lu urv plul the "dvontoge, of *j«^j| y<P jt_ wrinkle-free,566 words
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Miscellaneous207 1965-01-19 8 Mh'tf Onp By V. T. ll tint! in BUT I PONT VWkNT TO SO U A V _MOW OO MDU 7 STANPARP lI_IF HE GETS ROU&t T~| I\ o WELL? ALOMd WTTW \OU <3UVS_/JU5r A. WE OPERATIONAL JUST BANG 1M *LON*iJLI oC\T 7'7W/// >> I'M TRYIN 1 TO FINP Ji207 words
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Article, Illustration2161 1965-01-19 9 LORD SNOW - CORRIDORS OF POWER Get out before they cut your throat LORD SNOW m I WHITEHALL I by ROGER QUAIFE. Minister of Defence, is under attack for his policies. In addition. Ins marriage is breaking up. Narrator Lewis Eliot is halt-way through a gruel ling security vettine in which be has2,161 words
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Advertisement132 1965-01-19 9 P \f% STOMACH FEEL GREAT! DISTRESS MAALOX Aatrica's atst popular antacid bow available at leading medical stored Deal let acidity »pset yoa by provoking jTj+ "it pstric distress and disrupting your health. f2^S>|] &£2k MAALOX. proven m millions of cases and hundreds of millions of doses, relieves tor~VC t»M H^132 words
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Article25 1965-01-19 10 it Ward* Sit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Paul Hang Jr. thank all relatives and friends for their valuable wedding glfta presence and food wishes.25 words
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Obituary45 1965-01-19 10 it Wmrdt tit (Hbdmwm) OR M.P. SAMUEL Departed ifc 1-64 In memory of a dear husband and a sood father. "Called borne to rest beyond tbe vale of weeping, the loving father he haa willed It ao." Inserted by sorrowing wife and children.45 words
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Article112 1965-01-19 10 it Wt4* lit (Minimum) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite all teachers and book addicts to browse In their showroom at Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore BE A GOOD Malayan Read Benin H»rian, TIM National Newspaper In the roinaniaed National Lnnsuage and follow contemporary developments In the land you live112 words
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Article645 1965-01-19 10 The considerable dcvelopiments in the nineteen months i since the consultative committee of the Warsaw Pact powers last met are a sufficient explanation of today's gathering of the heads of Europe's comrr.unist governments. All aspects of communist strategy are likely to be discussed. It is not necessary645 words
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Article335 1965-01-19 10 Sabah has so much on its plate this year that no room remains for further political crises. Yet the danger is acute that another will arise, like last year's two. to weaken I resistance to confrontation, I hinder development and enj danger the State's stability. Within335 words
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Article206 1965-01-19 10 From free lunches to free hot lunches for rural schoolchildren is a big step, and it is to be hoped the Central Wellfare Council can make it successfully. There is no doubt that thousands of students could benefit, both physically and scholastically, from extra food so the Education206 words
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Letter219 1965-01-19 10 I REFER to the letter by "Fair Play" on the subject of the allocation of Singapore Government holiday bungalows and to the letter by "Al ling" alleging malpractices in these holiday bungalows. If "Fair Play" could give particulars of the teacher who enjoys the privilege of occupying a219 words
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204 1965-01-19 10 THE DOUBTFUL VALUE OF POLICE ROAD BLOCKS HAVE often wondered what police road blocks are for. So I was not at all surprised one night when I overheard a PC shouting back to his colleague across the road at Siglap, "What are we supposed to do?" as he wav- Ed204 words
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161 1965-01-19 10 A BOUT a year ago. you published a letter in which J pointed oui the confusion arising out of parking on the wrong side of Tanglln Halt Road. Queenstown. and congestion caused by bad planning of the direction of traffic flow. The situation is now161 words
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Letter102 1965-01-19 10 I REFER to the letter by Mr. r. H. Wong (ST. Jan. 9) In which he asked why he had to pay an inquiry fee of 16 cents for a registered letter posted by him which had allegedly failed to reach its addressee I should like to say102 words
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Letter64 1965-01-19 10 I WOULD like to make a small correction to a TV film (American) shown over TV Slngapura last week called "Mrs. G goes to College." Burely if Mrs. G wanted to teach pupils in literature, she would have known that Burns was a Scottish poet. He is Scotland's64 words
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Letter61 1965-01-19 10 IN some schools, book lists were distributed only on the day schools reopened. Pupils were told to buy the books within a certain period. No doubt it is good to start school lessons early but I hope the school authorities will think of poor parents who have not61 words
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Letter131 1965-01-19 10 JOHORE BAHRU has never been renowned for its cleanliness. Heaps of rubbish may be seen lying on the road-side at any time of the day. Rubbish collection points are never clean. Our town councillors have now decided to stop dumping rubbish at the municipal rubbish dump beyond the131 words
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Letter21 1965-01-19 10 I/LUANG still does not have a public library. Despite continual appeals, the authorities have not done anything. ANGRY Rluanc21 words
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291 1965-01-19 10 \TAY I warn the public, particularly residents in Kuala Lumpur, of the activities of a plausible confidence trickster now operating in the area? The person in question Is a Chinese woman of about 28 years. Her method is to approach an amah at her place291 words
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167 1965-01-19 10 An historic ruin near Tengku 's orchard REFERRING to your picture of the Tengku and his orchard at Bukit Choras (S.T. Jan. 14), readers may be interested to know that in ancient times the hill was guardian of the then rivermouth and a stupa was built on its summit. The167 words
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Letter, Illustration664 1965-01-19 10 Defence role: Wilson 's D-day LONDON. Mon SWEEPING REVIEW BY LABOUR IN FEBRUARY by A Special Writer 1 M A J R on the Labour Government's defence policy will be announced in a White Paper to be published on February 16. It will give the reasoned case for scrappirg orOFNS - 664 words
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Advertisement734 1965-01-19 10 mmmmmmmmm Straits Times Malay Mail be handed to: COLD BTORAGB SUPERMARKET Orchard Road (Receptionist Desk) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES f Al Holland Road Katong Naval Base. Authorised Aganta: CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchester House. Collyer Qusy TUB NEWS FRONT Flrzpetrlck't Supermaaket M. M. ISMAIL HAMIEM STORE 1419 Upper Changl Road. Singapore734 words
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Advertisement5 1965-01-19 10 fl^ Harrisons Lister Engineering Ltd.5 words
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Advertisement85 1965-01-19 10 4 SQUIBB SWEETA V* SWEETA sweetens without v adding calories to your diet, v w Convenient, leak proof. y^\ H> Squeeze -a drop plastic '=A s>*t*' bottle. J* Ideal ror sweetening hot and cold drinks, liquids, fruits and cereals. J >^'^ Recommended as a subiti- tute for sugar for diabetic85 words
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Article, Illustration109 1965-01-19 11 rpHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, addressing the 406 National Servicemen at Siginting Camp in Port Dickon yesterday. Tun Razak told them that he was impressed with their smartness though they had started training only two weeks ago. Tun Razak was accompanied on his109 words
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213 1965-01-19 11 Almost wrapped up then union-mines talks hit snag IPOH, Monday. fHE talks between the All-Malayan Mining Industry Staff Union and the Malayan Mining Employers' Association, which had been going smoothly for three months, ran into a snag today at its sixth session. For the first time, the talks recessed after213 words
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122 1965-01-19 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A three-day exhibition or Chinese brush paintings by a Singapore housewife art- Ist will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Com- I merce from Jan. 22 to 24. She is Madam Jeanie Liv, wife of Mr. D. C. Lee and a122 words
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Article46 1965-01-19 11 I KANOAR. Mon —The filial of ilrst Koran reading and 1 interpretation contest organised by the Slate Religious and Malay :ns Department will be held i on Jan. 30. This will bp an additional competlt .o:-\ to th d by the Central Government.46 words
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Article61 1965-01-19 11 IPOH. Mon. A Perak pioneer tin miner, Mr. Lee Pak Yin. 77, died at his home here this morning I after a long illness. He leaves a widow, Madam Chin Hoy Kuan, five sons, five daughters. 29 grandchildren and a great grandchild. The funeral61 words
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197 1965-01-19 11 KUANTAN, Mon. A magistrate, Inche Wan Muhammad bin Haji Wan Mustapha. said here today that a government s c rvant who knew his General Orders well should be humble and more cooperative in assisting the work of another government servant. Inche Wan Muhammad197 words
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Article, Illustration368 1965-01-19 11 LEE FOO SAN - Why? asks wife of man who lost eyes LEE FOO SAN By Ipoh, Monday J^EE Swee Chong, 31, who was blinded on Saturday by robbers who gcuged out both his eyes, was visited in hospital by his wife and four young children today. "Why were the robbers so brutal? Why368 words
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Article49 1965-01-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A hospital assistant. Hajl Hussm bin Abu Hanlfah. 37. has ieft for a 15-month course in the maintenance and operation of an elec-tro-encephalographic unit at the Montreal Neurological Institute. Canada. The course is sponsored by the Canadian Government under the Colombo Plan.49 words
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Article29 1965-01-19 11 KUALA PILAH. Mon. An 11-year-old schoolboy. Fong Wing Peng, was killed "when he wax knocked down by a car v.hile on his way to school here today.29 words
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324 1965-01-19 11 Singapore's tida-apa waiters and the tourist SINGAPORE, Mon. One of the greatest weaknesses in Singapore's catering and waiter service is disinterestedness, according to the Director of the Tourist Promotion, Board, Mr. Lim Joo Hock. Speaking at the opening of a three-day hotel and reseaurant workers' seminar at the Chinese Chamber324 words
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Article39 1965-01-19 11 PENANG, Mon. One-way traffic has been enforced along three new streets in George Town Cfy. They are: Nagore Road (between Bawasah and Bunuuh Roads), Swatow Lane between Burmah and Bawasah Heads i, and Duke Street.39 words
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Article, Illustration97 1965-01-19 11 TLfISS THAILAND. 17-year-old Apasra Honßskul, who is seeking temporary refuge in her old school, the Penang Convent, before returning to Bangkok. Since winning the beauty title at the Thai Constitutional Fair last month, she has had numerous admirers. She made a special trip to Penang to97 words
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Article69 1965-01-19 11 TELUK ANSON. Mon. A schoolboy. Saroni bin Mohamed Danl, 15. died three hours after he was bitten by a cobra near his home at Parit Lima in the Rungkup a.ea of Lower Perak over the week-end. He was bitten on the left forefinger while fishing In t69 words
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Advertisement75 1965-01-19 11 K|||| SAVING ACCOUNT [*9mM 7 DAYS' NOTICE WiwMm ONE MONTH DEPOSIT i i rrrKU SIX MONTHS OR LONGER PERIOD L^JJU. SB Ploc* your funds whtrt yew can earn th* maximum ••curity and interest. Singapore Finance offers you both, for long or ihort terms deposits. Write for more particulars today. SINGAPORE75 words
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Advertisement28 1965-01-19 11 m\ ft ir W^lZl ji^^m Wj2*4M W^ WzzJSm rim wff& Wm W+ v*m EV7Ai3€T^ m For jewellery of elegance and prestige T^BfcJ^^^ da Silva Limited 1»/21 Mifl" Stf«tt.Stngipo»«28 words
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Miscellaneous612 1965-01-19 11 TV MALAYSIA (Mal3ya) p.M-: 5.45 Programmes Sum- a musical comedy; 8.00 News W 5.50 News Outlines in Malay: 5.53 National Songs; 830 Zero One "Excess 0.00 News In Tamil; 610 Baggage."; 900 News in MaRuangan Kanak2; 6-34 Sting- :y; e.io The Road To Beatleray "Count Down"; 7.00 Mania; 955 Quran612 words
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Article, Illustration855 1965-01-19 12 BOWLING it's here to stay YOU could, if you felt like it, »ro and take a running jump in any of the new casual clothes. They all seem to have been designed with the sports girl in mind. For girls who wouldn't dream of allowing their taste for action diminish855 words
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Article96 1965-01-19 12 pHEWINO a toothbrush vv could someday be the "In" way to clean your teeth The Idea already has been tested successfully The experiment Involved a new type of toothbrush, an H-shaped slllcone rubber sponge that fits over a portion of a person's teeth. A96 words
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Article124 1965-01-19 12 MADAM Jeanie Liu. a Singapore housewife and mother of five children will present her first exhibition of Chinese brush paintings this week. It will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for three days from Friday to Sunday Madam Lin's interest in Chinese paintings dates124 words
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Advertisement210 1965-01-19 12 I 1 TUtffiM- ffllf^^^aß^^^ hi 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 an ever growing love. We welcome you to view our large collection of diamonds of all shapes210 words
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Advertisement730 1965-01-19 12 Atfvftneirunt I^hewartTtwenfiesthe complexion Is at a wonderful stage and you can keep it like that for years and years to come if you treat it wisely and well. Preserve the natural dewy look of yonr complexion by smoothing a film of moist tropical oil over the face and neck before730 words
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374 1965-01-19 13 Kuala Lumpur, Mon ■JHE Ministry of Local Government and Housing today described as "horse talk" the allegation by the People's Action Party branch here that the Civil Defence Corps is being inefficiently run. "In fact we are about to start specialised training374 words
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Article52 1965-01-19 13 LOCARNO (Southern Switzerland). Mon. Forty frogmen searching Lake Maggiore near here had found no trace by dusk last night uf a midget submarine, missing with two men aboard since Saturday. The vessel, about 20ft long, was understood to have had about six hours oxygen supplyReuter - 52 words
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168 1965-01-19 13 SLIGHTLY NERVOUS JALINA FLIES INTO SYDNEY SYDNEY, Mor> The 18-year-old daughof Malaysia's Yang dl-Pertuan Ago n g arrived here by air today on her first trip away from home. Sharlfah Jallna was on her way to Melbourne where she will begin three years at the Emily McPherson College of DomesticReuter - 168 words
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Article34 1965-01-19 13 ALOR STAR. Mor. Loh Hoot Huac. 13. died in the Alur Star General Hospital yesterday evening a few hours after he had been knocked down by a bus at Pekan Melavu here.34 words
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Article, Illustration169 1965-01-19 13 MOTHER DIDN'T KNOWSHE DEVELOPED OUTSIDE WOMB XTAYLEY LONGSON Xl weighed only 41b. XJLfox when she was born 11 days ago at Chesterfield, England, but she survived a millfon-to-one chanre at her birth. The odds were calculated by a surgeon prr-sr.nt at the birth. The case was of aExpresspic - 169 words
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Advertisement335 1965-01-19 13 ■r ™^w .^'^rP^S^MIMNVVNKIM ""> tk- v A^^^^^^- "Has this got what you want?" y\ It certainly has. If you're looking for a "sitting You can reach speeds of over 80 m.p.h. with ease. The Renault 8 '1100' has made a name for itseK in ifl==\ room" on wheels. Its sparkling335 words
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Miscellaneous55 1965-01-19 13 Itutfs iinnntj By Baiph tl<>int<hihl I DOES TH 1 FLOWER IN IP" f BUT IT HELPS WEMI KID f N. HIS BUTTONHOLE HELP V J V CAWWOT-PILCHINJS WABBITS /HEY. ELMER! rr\ KEEP TH 1 HIGH-CLASS .J v^_^ ,TO STAY OUT OF j ffiS^i^' l THIS IS A j BICPS AWAY?55 words
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Article, Illustration365 1965-01-19 14 'BRITISH PRODUCTS WILL HOLD THEIR OWN' ORITISH products will maintain their share of the Malaysian market despite strong bids by the Japanese to capture the market in Singapore this is the opinion of Mr. Laurence Hope, the First Secretary (head of the commercial section), office of the British Deputy High365 words
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Article, Illustration112 1965-01-19 14 AGREEMENTS hay* been signed in Kuala Lumpur between Shell Malaysia Ltd. on the one hand and the Pan-Malaysia Cement Works Group of Companies and Bridgestone Malaysia Limited on the other hand, whereby Shell will supply on a long term basis the entire petroleum requirements of PanMalaysia Cement112 words
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Article131 1965-01-19 14 SPECIAL PURPOSE COVERING A COMPLETELY new textile carpet Incorporating pure nylon and completely unaffected by stiletto heels has been Introduced to Malaysia. This is Tapisom. an all-purpose covering developed in Prance after yean, of research, and now brought to Malaysia by the Furniture Department of Diethelm Co. Ltd. Tapisom consists131 words
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Article75 1965-01-19 14 ft/|R. V.P.S. NAIR, 59. chief sales 1 representative for the General Electric Co. (M) Ltd.. in Perak has retired after 34 years of service and left for India last Friday. He was presented with a letter of delivery for a seven cubic foot refrigerator and a gratuity cheque75 words
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136 1965-01-19 14 rpHE chairman of the Pinchin Johnson Associates Group ■I- of Companies, Mr. W. Gerard Daroux, is now in Singapore to make an on-the-spot survey of their paint and Red Hand marine paint business, i The aim of his survey is to explore and136 words
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Article, Illustration51 1965-01-19 14 Technician goes to Australia A LOCAL officer, Mr I.im Hoe lluat (above) from Sirnaporr Glass Manufacturers Co. Ltd. will be In Sydney for four to t x months undergoing training with Singapore Glass Manufacturers' technical advisors, Australian Consolidated Industrie* Ltd. He will acquire specialised knowledge of all aspect* of gUUM51 words
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Article66 1965-01-19 14 New car sales in the Initial third of January were a record for the period. Dealers delivered 180,577 U.S.made cars, an average of 2.1.797 in each of seven selling days. This was up 22 per cent from the pace a year earlier when 169.754 cars were sold in66 words
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Article, Illustration291 1965-01-19 14 Marks Spencers' goods to be sold locally The complete range or goods of the mammoth British retail stores, Marks and Spencer Ltd., ire soon to be sold in Singapore. In 1963 group had a turnover of £187.878.000. The Robinson Group have Just been awarded the franchise for the sale of291 words
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99 1965-01-19 14 NEW SWISS WATCHES HERE FOR NEW YEAR ♦THHE latest to reach the A watch market in Malaysia are another 2 new models created by Rado Watch Factory of Lengnau, Switzerland, known as the New Golden Horse and Green Horse DeLuxe. According to Siow Hiap Brothers, the Malaysian Distributors of Rado99 words
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Article135 1965-01-19 14 China is using reed to make paper and artificial fibre for textiles, according to the New China News Agency. Cotton mills use fibre from five tons of reed to take the place of li tons of cotton. Tens of thousands of peasants are now harvesting135 words
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Article, Illustration108 1965-01-19 14 HENNESSY CHIEF VISITS PENANG IT was a sentlmental-cum business visit for the Hon. Frederick Hennessy and Mrs. Hennessy when they flew into Penang last week. "We were here for our honeymoon 32 years ago," Mr. Hennessy recalled. Mr. Hennessy's visit is also connected with the second centenary of the brandy108 words
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Article117 1965-01-19 14 •pHE Japan Rubber Industrial Association estimates thru consumption of rubber m Japan this year will reach 395.000 tons an increase of 11.3 per cent over 1964. Consumption last yenr finciudIng the estimated fieurp lor December) totalled 355.000 tons including 147.000 tons of synthetic rubber. The117 words
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Advertisement170 1965-01-19 14 TRIO w m model W-41U 40 watts High fidelity stereo amplifier Lw Hi-Fi deluxe tuner I model AFX-3U 'Am/ Fm stereo multiplex tuner Sole Agents: HWEE SENG CO., (HI-FI CENTRE) 259, Beach Rd.Spore.7. Te1:***** /s^^^ rz piiaT THE CAPLESS FOUNTAIN PEN 1 ilbikil POCKET BOOK FOR EVERY BH PURCHASE OF170 words
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Advertisement119 1965-01-19 14 QANUS AIR (ARM Qantas offers you the fastest aircraft in round-the-world service. DIRECT HAMTAS 707 JETS TO: Europe and the U.K. (7 Flights a week.) Australia: (6 Flights a week.) Specify Qantas to your Air Carga Agent or contact Malaysian Airways Limited, General Sales agents for Qantas, SINGAPORE: Raffles Hotel,119 words
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Advertisement1265 1965-01-19 15 ■at Bfjfli J P^aV QB IPV| W V W Yf TO LIVERPOOL t WESI COAST U Oue S'pora i.ai:i I ran DEMODOCUS Leiaoes. Hjvrp, Luerpeil. II Part AUTOLYCUS literpeel, D-.-t r. Glasgow... iai 71 Jai 23 Jll 24/21 Jaa 27 CLYTONEUS luerpMl. Avonmoutri J» 22 lai 24 lai 2S/ i1,265 words
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Advertisement1206 1965-01-19 15 W\.J^ THE E ACfONES Lm*\ V Jr> lM\ SWCAPOH KUALA IUMPUI«P.SWTmNMAat>*nMAMO B^BK^aT)*JwOBH «MT5| k.uniicii. roioia.) J/J.wtio oo«T f^^-. Pkeie 7511 PtiM ***** Pkeir SMI. Pleie *nn SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH. LAITAKIA, GENOA, LE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, GOTHENBURG, AARHUS AND COPENHAGEN. iiufuui. i ntp. raaaaa "KINA" (I) G. 451,206 words
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Advertisement1275 1965-01-19 15 I BEN®LINE I EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONO'IN. LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PORTS Drui/\v*i "Tt?™" toaaM rM 4 BENLOY AL naaaurg ral U Smgaooia P. S'naa Paaaag iaOaraaaj FM IS tilt Jll 21 m uwwt) fii n BENLARIC *ST S >na>im i- »'naai PiMng Rotlar«ar« Mar II Im 21/22 JM 21/2] Antvtn Mar1,275 words
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Advertisement1300 1965-01-19 15 ij-^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. C 0. v LTD. IKM LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE P^^^ HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH S'pora f S'haai "imm CITY OF LEICESTER 21/22 Jaa 21 24 JM 28/21 JM 1 CITY OF COIOMIO 24) Ja*/ I FM FLAMINMN U/U f»* U/U 'H 11 FM ICITTO WEIIIIeGTDN 25/ V1,300 words
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Article306 1965-01-19 16 FE tin price in Penan*; yesterday fell by 50 cents to $623.37.. per picul, down 50 cents on an offering estimated reduced by 5 tons to 240 tons. The Stock Exchange was closed In Kuala Lumpur artf In Singapore, where the Thaipusam holiday was being celebrated yesterday.306 words
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Article241 1965-01-19 16 PtBRUARV ftnt grade rubtwr f.a.b. 1 buyer* Ho— 6 at 6 p.m. In llnliapora and Kuala Lumpur ynterday at 71* cenu per lb down oneeighth of a cent on JTrldajr'a doataf level for the position. The too* waa Inaatlve. has. anal f.m.r.e. eleamg »tieaa in eenta per lb.241 words
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Article27 1965-01-19 16 JAN. 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 714 cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $627,371 (down 50 cents). Unofficial estimated offering: 240 tons (down 5 tons).27 words
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Article97 1965-01-19 16 MELBOURNE. Moo. INDUSTRIALS held steady In x quiet trading, moves were small with rises slightly in excess of falls. Most leaders Improved. Bate Metals nnd Oils were steady Mt laa lost 3/- to 36/- but closed with buyer at 37/6. Mount laa 37/T N. Broken Bill (10a.) 30/197 words
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Article77 1965-01-19 16 CHIPS In Port Swettenham today: *3 Wharf Bertha: Prosper. Slutslc. Regna Bakke. Lars Nfrllng. Grecian Isles, Soudan. Kinross, Banhlant. Stream berths: Demodocus, Madagascar Maru, Straat Magelhaen, Meinam. Kyushu Maru. Deep Water point: State of Assam. Agapenor, Haldis. Dae today: Fortune Wind, Aimdyke. Schwabensteln. Dne tomorrow: Panama, Cresco,77 words
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Article36 1965-01-19 16 ON the fro* aienant* market in Hone Korn yesterday the UI. dollir »ia quoted at 5.751 for T.T. and 5.74| for aaeh. ttarllng waa quoted at 15.M and an* tael or geld at 2551.36 words
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Advertisement563 1965-01-19 16 IN THE MATTER OF 1 PIONEER PUBLICATIONS, Jrgmjf corpn., ltd. ififVtiMT^k MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-IP. 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TCuncD un ciii tnat th creditors of the above I CiiUtK ti\). 5424. Company, which Is being voluntaSALE OF SCRAP IRON fflceTSft ch^r^^rac^p^ronTt S^uVrTor "tSeIf'SSS Cd \ialMM pS»-er Btattor^ P TMtoM563 words
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Advertisement975 1965-01-19 16 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT w^ known taMll o VACANCIES Company invites applications from Malaysian Citizens for the underAPPLICATIONS are Invited mentioned nppolntments. from Singapore Citizens for tne pnnnvvn <i i pk< under: rationed appolnUnento:- L PBRSONNLL CLERKS bjusry spat it- «s?s 20A Quallncatlon: Crudes 1 or a f^i^vfS^ »535-20 Cambr dge School975 words
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Advertisement2989 1965-01-19 17 ((onUnued from Page 16) AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our Sale-room No 104 Market Street, Singapore on Tuesday, 26th January, 1965 at 2.30 p.m. 1. No 155 Clemenceau Avenue, area 2 880 sq. ft. freehold, rent $110-. Messrs. Leicester Chen Solicitors) MORTGAGEE'S SALE 2. Nos.2,989 words
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Advertisement87 1965-01-19 17 DRESSES DRESSMAKING IS Word* St (Mln Box SI eta. txtra ATTRACTIVE SHIFTS AT HmlfPrices. Beautiful Dresses for All OceaKa riles Place's' rare IS Word* SI (Min. t—Box SI rt: txtra MAGNIFICENT HAIRSTYLES and tinting by New York Hairspeclaliat Betty Joy in Loutse Klerk's Hair Saloa in Hotel SinKui'iira. Orchard Koad,87 words
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262 1965-01-19 18 Showdown on debtor nations imminent UNITED NATIONS, Monday. THE United Nations General Assembly meets again today facing the prospect of an EastWest early confrontation over the debtor nations' issue and a worsening financial crisis. The Secretary-General, U Thant. will appeal to the Assembly to find ways and means of alleviating262 words
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126 1965-01-19 18 Mike beats them all with a 60-hour shower I ]\|ARBONDALE, (Illi- nois), Mon. Mike William, 19, stepped from a shower at 11 a.m. yesterday after 60 hours, breaking by 10 hours a mark set by a University of Illinois student earlier this month. "I feel fine." he said. His handsUPI - 126 words
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Article262 1965-01-19 18 FOUR TIMES ILL IN LAST 12 YEARS LONDON, Mon. Since the early 1950s Sir Winston hurchill has been ill four times. 11l IQCI ln bis 79th IN 1930, year he was advised to lighten his duties. His doctors told him to rest for at least a month and he cancelledReuter - 262 words
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Article, Illustration65 1965-01-19 18 Churchill stroke— first news LORD MORAN READS BULLETIN TO LONDON REPORTERS NEWSMEN crowd round Lord Moran as he reads the first bulletin on Sir Winston Churchill's health after examining the elder statesman at his London home last Friday. The bulletin, signed by Lord Moran and Lord Brain, said that after65 words
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Article105 1965-01-19 18 GEORGETOWN. (British Guiana) Monday. ANEW Indian alliance said yesterday that it would press for partition of the country because it had "no confidence whatsoever in the 1 present Government." In an official statement, the Union of Indian Organisations accused the monthold African-backed Government of Premier ForbesReuter - 105 words
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Article23 1965-01-19 18 BTOCKHOLM, Mon. Three men died yesterday when a Cessna 210 crashed and burned about 12 miles from here.— UPl.23 words
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134 1965-01-19 18 ]I|IAMI. Mor\ A Cuban exile group made a major air strike < against a sugar mill and j caneflelds along a 70- mile stretch of western Cuba early yesterday. A spokesman for the Movement for the Recovery of the Revolution said here: "OurReuter - 134 words
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Article99 1965-01-19 18 JJACCA, Mon. The Finance Minister, Mr. Mohammad Shoalb. has said that the Government is planning to build a new commercial airport here at Pakistan's own expense. At one time, the United States! was planning to help finance the airport outside East Pakistan's; largest city,UPI - 99 words
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206 1965-01-19 18 Insults: Bonn returns Note to Moscow DONN. Mon. The 13 West German Ambassador in Moscow, Mr. Horst Groepper, was yesterday instructed to return a Soviet Note because it contained grave insults, the Foreign Ministry said here. In the Note, handed over on Saturday, the Soviet Government had "maliciously misrepresented" anReuter - 206 words
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Article25 1965-01-19 18 KARACHI. Mon. A 14-yoar-old girl soaked herself in kerospn* and then burned herself alive yesterday after a family quarrel, police reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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151 1965-01-19 18 fRICHINOPOLY, Mon.— An anti-Hindi conference of the Tamilspeaking state of Madras yesterday passed a resolution here demanding that English continue as the all-India language "to save India from disintegration." The conference was called to protest against the Indian Government's decision to makeReuter - 151 words
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Advertisement49 1965-01-19 18 PICK OF THE PAPERBACKS JL PAN 1 WEEK 1 5th 24th JANUARY I Have you been to your bookshop lately? Why not pay a visit TODAY and browse through a wide range of PAN BOOKS on display. Big reading at small cost! Many new exciting titles! FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LIMITED49 words
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Page 18 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous244 1965-01-19 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Africa (6). 9 o?vm*ca£L of reUng?' 7 H 10. 5* the band to round fifty jjj. g"™***™'^ 11. A pull on the lake coming gliding are seen by the back (5) noveust i#, 1). 12. He shows poor Clio's trio out --^-^J. °r--13. They Uve apart,244 words
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Article, Illustration173 1965-01-19 19 Epsom Jeep - Ver ocette in peak form Epsom Jeep RACING T IPOH, Monday. yEROCETTE, a last-start winner at Bukit Timah, is retaining his form. Ridden by Subian Dalwee, the grey horse went attractively over 3f in 40 4/5 on the sand track here this morning. The going was still firm and all173 words
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Article154 1965-01-19 19 rH. Mon.—The MRA Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races here: RACE I—Brantas1 —Brantas (A. Ismail) stumbled Just after the start. Flawless (Bougoure) was unable to get a clear run till near the winning post. Ciboulette (Trevena> ran a poor race. RACE 2—Escort (Apprentice Jamil) and Jangle Flame (Moxham)154 words
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259 1965-01-19 19 KEN FERNANDEZ - CRICKET STRONGEST MCA XIs v WORCESTER KEN FERNANDEZ By 'A Kuala Lumpur, Mon THE Malaysian Cricket Association will field full strength teams for both their matches, in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, against Worcestershire, the English County cricket champions when they make their ten-day tour here ir» March. A spokesman for259 words
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Article29 1965-01-19 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. The SHA League Div. 1 match bet' ween SRC and Combined Schools, scheduled to be played at the padnng today, has been postponed to Jan. 26.29 words
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240 1965-01-19 19 FRANCIS BOEY - SHOOTING NSAM finds 20-acre site for Olympic type range for Seap Games FRANCIS BOEY By KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The National Shoot inK Association of Malaysia have found an "ideal site" for a new shooting range for the Soap Games here In December. The 20-acre piece of land is situated about240 words
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Article192 1965-01-19 19 'Casualties' small in MC Rally T ONDON. Mon. Monte Carlo Rally "casualties" remained small, according to early reports today as over 200 crews continued their gruelling road journeys. Drivers from all nine starting points were today converging on St. Craucre. In France, where they take a common route through ChamberyReuter - 192 words
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Article26 1965-01-19 19 MALACCA. Mon. Malacca Hockey Association will hold a fun fair at the High School ground on Feb. 6 to raise funds for the association.26 words
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Article765 1965-01-19 19 Epsom Jeep spotlights the fancied runners a* Ipoh tomorrow: Cl. 1 Div. 3-6 f DLNTLNTLKILS: Still gom? .strong at 10 years; good third to Wisley Gardens over 61 straight on Sunday. EQUITY: Spepdy sort; ran encouraging fourth to Wisley Gardens: won over Ipoh 6f in lm765 words
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649 1965-01-19 19 WEIGHTS FOR ALL EIGHT RACES AT IPOH TOMORROW rH. Mon. I Weights for all eight raoes here on Wednesday, second day of the Perak Turf Club meeting: Cl. 1 Div. 3— f j Flash Time 9.00 Manikam 8.12 Arcade Tiger 8.10 Society Gtrl 8.07 j Dententarius 8.07 Noble Gesture 8.05649 words
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486 1965-01-19 19 THE WORLD OF SPORT SOBERS CLAIMS 8 WICKETS FOR 11 RUNS pORT OF SPAIN, Mon.— West Indies cricket cap- tain Garfleld Sobers proved himself in peak form yesterday for the coming Australian tourists. Playing for Bryan Davls's XI against Willie Rodriguez's XI in the Trinidad trial. Sobers took eight wickets486 words
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Advertisement89 1965-01-19 19 In this child's glowing wide-awake look I is the evidence of her mother's love. I V Her mother gives her only the best of I tm ■-iw"everything to make sure her little girl I jg grows up happy, lovely and healthy. I VM jfl Of course she gets Sevenseas Cod89 words
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Advertisement243 1965-01-19 19 'A Jet's a Jet... i— """^Wg gat.. .JP so what's all this about PanAm's 'International Style?" First of all, every Jet is mt alike the extra attention shown to your Oh, they may look alike. But Par reservations, ticketing, and bagAm Jets are maintained and oper- gage handling. It's the243 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous43 1965-01-19 19 DIARY HOCKEY— Spore Div 2: PWD v Schools (Bras Basnh Rd): SRC v RAP Tenswli (Spore padang): Khalsa v Naval Base (Balestiet Rd>. SUMMARY HOCKKY Inter-district trial iKluang): Probables 3 Possibles 1. Friendly (Malacca): St. Francis Asso 3 National Union of Teachers 1.43 words
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Article394 1965-01-19 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon ]y|ALAYSIA is unique because she consists not only of a large number of language groups who are of several racial stocks but also because she is a meeting place of several of the world's great religions. Syed Kechik bin Syed Mohamed,394 words
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Obituary67 1965-01-19 20 MR. LEE PAX YIN pumed away at 3 is a.m. <>n 18-i-es at U f.rrm Hill Drive. Ipoh. Funeral 4 cm. 19-1-65. PAUL LIM TICK CHUAN (Barcneei aged 53 pasted away peaceful, y ut lln 1. Went CoaKt Road <»1 m.vi K-i-rS'i leavmc in-innd beloved wile ion daughter* 267 words
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Article76 1965-01-19 20 TOKYO. Mon. President Soekarno repeated today in a message to Mr. Elsaku Sato, the Japanese Prime Minister, that he had pulled Indonesia out of the I United Nations in the hope of provoking a reform of the world organisation. The President's message, handed over todayReuter - 76 words
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Article57 1965-01-19 20 BANOKOK. Mon.— Eltfht people were killed and ten seriously injured yesterday when a bus In Southern Thailand left the highway and overturned Into a roadside canal. Press report* here said today The accident occurred near Kaadyai. north of the Thai-Ma-laysian border, and was caused byAP - 57 words
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Article150 1965-01-19 20 l ESSE I. TON. Mon. Many of the Tagai Murutt living in Indonesian Borneo have crossed into Malaysia in search of a better life. These refugees have now settled down in the Pensiangan district. Recently, a small Malaysian security forces patrol in a remote valley150 words
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Article66 1965-01-19 20 RANGOON. Mon. The Bur- 1 mese Government today national- 1 used Burma Corporation f 1951) Ltd. a stiver and mining corporatin owned Jointly by British In- 1 terosts and the Burmese Oovern- ment. the State-owned Radio an- nouncedA six-man committee was formed to administer the nationalised corporationReuter - 66 words
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212 1965-01-19 20 Aidit in new bid to arm workers, peasants JAKARTA. Mon. D. N. Aidit, the Indonesian Communist Party leader, was reported today to have built up his campaign through the National Front organisation to arm civilians. This matter was included in a joint statement by the National Front executive board andAP - 212 words
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83 1965-01-19 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Two cyclists were killed in two separate road accidents here and in Petaling Jaya yesterday. At Petaline Jaya. a labourer.' Lazar Varugese. 59. of Petallng j Tin. was knocked down by a cat at the Junction of Jalan Templer and Federal83 words
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Article, Illustration146 1965-01-19 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Flying Officer N. K. Doong, 22, today became the first Royal Malaysian Air Force officer to ferry a plane from London to Kuala Lumpur. He co-piloted the plane, a Handley Page Herald, with Squadron Leader D. R. Bryan. He said146 words
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Article56 1965-01-19 20 CANBERRA. Mon. The Australian Government has created a new post of Services Adviser in the Australian High Commission In Kuala Lumpur and appointed Col. G.F-T. Richardson to the post. Col. Richardson recently completed an appointment as Director of Administrative Planning at army headquarters. Canberra. He will goAP - 56 words
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Article38 1965-01-19 20 MOSCOW. Mon. A Moscow woman has set a world altitude record for women of 23.457 feet in a Soviet helicopter, Tass reported. The old record, held by Dora Dagherty of the United States, was 16.700 feet.38 words
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374 1965-01-19 20 A great need to increase Malaysia's agriculture brainpower Khir KUALA LUMPUR. Monday qPHE Minister of Agri- culture and Cooperatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said today there was a ereat need to increase the agriculture brainpower of the country. This was necessary to keep up with the tremendous volume of expansion374 words
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89 1965-01-19 20 BIRMINGHAM, Mon. Nearly 3.000 workers at the British Motor Corporation's car body plant here were laid off today until further notice because of a 19-man strike at a tractor and transmissions factory. Another 2..">00 to 3.000 men at the Morris factory atReuter - 89 words
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