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Title Section22 1965-02-15 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Ha** 01 Estd. 1845. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 100522 words
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831 1965-02-15 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman today called on the people to unite against Malaysia's No. 1 enemy the Indonesian confrontationists. Speaking at the opening of Umno House in Changi Road, the Prime Minister said: "They (Indonesian confrontationists) are No. 1 enemy831 words
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Article, Illustration1632 1965-02-15 1 David held He walks into police station to inquire about his Front colleagues— and is promptly arrested, too. By STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS: KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. LIFE in Kuala Lumpur returned rapidly to normal this afternoon after the lifting of the curfew at 3.30 p.m. The decision to1,632 words
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Article, Illustration121 1965-02-15 1 Second time 'in' for ex-MP David KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. V. David. the Selangor State Assemblyman, former M.P.. and trade unionist, who was arrested today, is joint secretary of the "detainees' day organising committee" which backed yesterday's demonstrations. He is being held under the Internal Security Act. This is his121 words
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Article56 1965-02-15 1 NEW YORK. Sun— Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the late President, returned here last night from her Mexico holiday on a record-breaking flight. The Eastern Airlines DC-8 she travelled in flew from Mexico City to New York In three hours, 10 minutes more than anReuter - 56 words
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Article46 1965-02-15 1 LIMA. Sun Twenty people described as Communists were arrested after a bomb was discovered In the North American Institute at Trujillo, about 370 miles north of Lima, police reported. The incident follows recent attacks on U.S. Government property In Lima— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article41 1965-02-15 1 LONDON, Sun. Actor Peter Sellers was confined to bed today with a slipped disc. The 39-year-old actor, who had a serious heart attack In Hollywood last April. Injured his back as he stepped from his car on Friday—UPl41 words
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Article31 1965-02-15 1 CAIRO. Sun.— A group of 30 people have been arrested here on charges of smuggling currency and 15 gold ingots out of the country. Cairo newspapers reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article119 1965-02-15 1 Dr. QUAT AGREES: I'LL BE PREMIER SAIGON. Sun. Soulh Vietnam's former Foreign Minister. Dr Pliam Quy Quat. has agreed to become the Prime Minister and was today idiiipleting the Cabinet lineup, informed sources said. The sources said Dr. Quat. aged 56. who was Foreign Minister under the Government of 1.t.-(.inReuter - 119 words
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Article36 1965-02-15 1 BRITAINS STAND MOSCOW. Sun britiv.it Government plan* mi tell Russia tomorrow mat VtetoMg raids on I B. must br halted before a proper basis can be found for discussions on the Vietnam problem. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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347 1965-02-15 1 I didn 't ask, but Peking offered aid: Dr. S TOKYO, Sunday THE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said here today that when he visited Peking last month, he was offered Chinese assistance in the event of an attack on Indonesia. He stressed that he did not ;isk for aid,347 words
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Article46 1965-02-15 1 COLUMBUS < Ohio i. Sun. A 14-year-old cirl. depressed over Beatle drummer Rlngo Starr Imarriage, was taken to hospital here yesterday suffering from an overdose of aspirins The girl. Eunice Wise, said she took 16 aspirin tablets "because Ringo got married."— ReuterReuter - 46 words
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AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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472 1965-02-15 2 PEKING TROOPS MOVING ACROSS BORDER, SAYS LONDON PAPER PEKING, Sunday fHINA has warned the United States of heavier blows to come in South Vietnam and asked if it wants the lesson of the Korean war repeated in Indo-China. The warning came InReuter; AP - 472 words
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Article, Illustration158 1965-02-15 2 PREMIER INONU RESIGNS Asked to continue as 'caretaker' ANKARA, Sun. Mr. Ismet Inonu, 80--year-old Turkish Prime Minister, resigned last night after his government was defeated in the Budget debate in the National Assembly Opposition parties united against tne government. President Cemal Gursel asked Mr. Inonu to continue as "caretaker" until158 words
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Article, Illustration317 1965-02-15 2 Khanh: I'll order air strikes if Hanoi persists TAYLOR REASONABLY CERTAIN* REDS REAPPRAISING POLICY SAIGON, Sun. South Vietnamese strongman, Lieut. Gen Nguyen Khanh, said yesterday he would personally order more Vietnamese air strikes against Communist North Vietnam if the Hanoi authorities did not call off their subversive war in theUPI - 317 words
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Article24 1965-02-15 2 ALGIERS. Sun. China and Algeria have signed a draft! agreement under wnich China will J supply equipment to Algeria s militia.—Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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260 1965-02-15 2 JNITED NATIONS, Sun.' THE secretary-gen-eral, I Thant, appealed yesterday for restraint by all parties in the Vietnam crisis and repeated his belief that a political settlement must replace military action. In a statement, he said he was "conscious of tincourse ofReuter - 260 words
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Article60 1965-02-15 2 ACCRA, Sun.— President Kwame Nki umah has started 13 days of fasting and meditation, the ruling convention People's Party ngwv I paper Evening News reported yes- terday. Dr. Nkrumah who left on Friday tor an unknown destination, would fast and meditate for the na'ion. Africa andReuter - 60 words
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Article29 1965-02-15 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. The State Department has asked the second ranking official of the lanzaninan Embassy to tf-ave the United States, reliable diplomatic soarces reported yesterday.— UK.29 words
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203 1965-02-15 2 KAMPALA, Sun— Uganda Premier Milton Obote last night claimed that Con- I 1 golese planes bombed two villages in Uganda yester- 1 day morning. In a Muteineii.. he said Uganda's High Commissioner in London, Mr I Tim Bazarabusa. had protested tc the Congolese London203 words
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74 1965-02-15 2 HONG KONG. Sun —The Hong j Kong Government announced yes- 1 terday that the current $100 caah limit on all bank withc'rawals would be lifted on Tuesday. The staten-.ont s.iid substantial': stocks of sterling notes had been received from Bnuin anu mureReuter - 74 words
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92 1965-02-15 2 rKYO, Sun. Unemployment in Japan dropped last year by 0.1 per cent to 0.8 per cent of the working population, the lowest figure since the war. Since 1955. Japan has more than halved the number of unemployed from 760.000 to 370.000 last year,Reuter - 92 words
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221 1965-02-15 2 Jakarta organising mass anti-U.S. rally JAKARTA, Sun.— Th« Government's National Front Organisation has announced that a mass rally will be held tomorrow morning to protest against American action against North Vietnam. Go v c rnment pressure against a full scale antiAmerican demonstration has resulted In small bands of students andReuter; UP - 221 words
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Article80 1965-02-15 2 JJLANTYRE. Sun. The wife and child of an African police Inspector were slain last night by a mob In Fort Johnston. A Government statement said that about 200 people attacked and ransacked police and telephone lnstalla- tlons In the resort town. The rioting marked a80 words
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Miscellaneous33 1965-02-15 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /I MATE A cweeq up) I /HONPAV J CARtiNG J MOBH\HG6/ VIL 3*£?<w« >&£***& II /iTS EIGHT O'CLOCK I f ANO ONLY ALI^ADY HFT6BW ttOu« vr//V Vjp *bo time/33 words
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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142 1965-02-15 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Mr. Khrushchev still has a place in Soviet history but his image may be undergoing a change. A Russian weekly magazine. New Times, mentioned him last week the first time bis name has appeared in print here since Mi abrupt removalReuter - 142 words
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Article24 1965-02-15 3 GLASGOW, Sun. Hurricane force gales la.4ied Scotland yesterday, uprooting trees, causing snowdrifts, and playing havoc with shipping on the west coast Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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426 1965-02-15 3 I 1 LONDON, Sunday BRITAIN must not shirk her role of helping to shape the destiny of Europe, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Conservative opposition party leader, said here yesterday. Sir Alec told an annual conference of the Young Conservative Movement that everything shouldReuter - 426 words
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126 1965-02-15 3 Macleod hits out: 'Oldest, biggest, costliest Govt' ONDON, Sun. Mr. lain Macleod, one of the top men in Britain's Conservatlve opposition party, yesterday launched a strong attack on the Labour Government as "one of the oidest. biggest and most highly paid" the nation had ever had Mr. Macleod. 52. andReuter - 126 words
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153 1965-02-15 3 Valentine Day groom is 104 and bride 90 UAVANA, Sun. A 11 104-year-old man will wed his 90-year-old sweetheart today as Cuba celebrates St. Valentine's Day with free mass marriages. The collective ceremonies are for couples some of them parents and grandparents—who have been living together for years but areReuter - 153 words
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Article, Illustration68 1965-02-15 3 DUCHESS LEAVES HOSPITAL THE Duchess of Gloucester, a scar across her nose clearly visible, leaving Bedford hospital after treatment for injuries sustained in a road crash after attending the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill. The Duchess was being driven home by her husband the Duke when their Rolls Royce somersaultedMirrorpic - 68 words
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218 1965-02-15 3 Court orders new trial of friars in extortion case ROME, Sunday. THE Italian supreme court yesterday quashed 13-year prison sentences passed by a lower court on three bearded Franciscan friars charged with complicity in an extortion racket in central Sicily. It ordered a new trial for Father Venanzio. 49. FatherReuter - 218 words
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Article26 1965-02-15 3 MIAMI (Florida), Sun. A Cuban anti-Castro action group said that it bombed a Pinar Del Rio province sugar mill at dawn yesterday.— A.P.AP - 26 words
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Article22 1965-02-15 3 LONDON. Sun. Ttie Oxford Committee for Famine Relief (Oxfam) is to start supporting birth control projects in developing countries. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article18 1965-02-15 3 LONDON. Sun—Eighteen-year-old pop singer Bob Pollard was electrocuted last night while setting up amplifying equipment18 words
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Article32 1965-02-15 3 MEXICO CITY. Sun.— Eighteen people were killed and 35 others injured when a bus plunged into a deep ravine in the mountains 50 mils from here yesterday. Reuttr.Reuter - 32 words
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Article24 1965-02-15 3 LOS ANGELES. Sun. Gloria Vanderbllt. mother of the heiress of the same name, died yesterday, of cancer. She was 60. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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86 1965-02-15 3 Britain and Russia to exchange culture MOSCOW, Sun. Britain and Russia agreed yesterday to exchange more students and theatrical groups and to pool technical know-how In subjects ranging from fishing to home- building. A cultural agreement signed by the two Governments provides for an expanded programme of contacts during theReuter - 86 words
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Article58 1965-02-15 3 PARIS. Sun. President de Gaulle said yesterday he hoped to see Mr. Harold Wilson, the British Prime Minister, in Parts shortly for discussions on Pranco-Britiab relations. Gen. de Gaulle said this In reply to a speech by Britain's new ambassador here. Sir Patrick Rcilly. who presentedReuter - 58 words
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Article35 1965-02-15 3 HAMBURG. Sun. Two East German fishermen yesterday tied up their captain, steered their boat unnoticed past East German guard boats and fled Into West German waters, bringing two girl stowaways with them.— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article222 1965-02-15 3 LONDON, Sunday ORITAIN'S exports fell more heavily than her imports last month, and the gap between them widened by £16 million, the Board of Trade announced yesterday. Thi>- gap Is made up of £15 million on visible imports and exports, and £1 million on Invisibles, suchReuter - 222 words
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278 1965-02-15 3 Churchill leaves his secretary £10,000 f ONDON, Sun. Sir Winston Churchill left £10,000 to his personal secretary, Mr. Anthony Montague Brown, his will showed today. Mr. Brown was among a number of other members of Sir Winston's staff who received bequests. Sir Winston died on Jan. 24 at the age278 words
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Advertisement200 1965-02-15 3 GIVE THEIR FAMILIES Bl for safe, sure relief from coughs Careful mothers know that a persistent (KTI" "^X cough weakens health and can lead to jftxt, serious illness. Nyal Cherry Cough Syrup I fiJtßKt^ is a good, thoroughly reliable home remedy *^9*j#f for cou Ohs. It relieves the irritation which200 words
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Advertisement336 1965-02-15 3 Beautifying "COMPLEXION ¥S9I Hf iVk^h L^Bv&- H Wonder Tonic with Candy Taste i-.i^'.j Each Sweerlet it •qwhralent to JF 10 oranges (Vitamin C). "^-^J^^ HICEE SWEETLETS will keep your complexion smooth and clear, free B from blemishes and rough skin. It aS will also relieve fatigue, banish colds, and fill336 words
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271 1965-02-15 4 Malaysian common mart: Lim sees wider scope SINGAPORE. Sun. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore Dr. Lim Tay Boh, today predicted the possibility of the Malaysian common market serving as a basis for a broader framework of economic co-operation covering countries in South-east Asia. i "The Malaysian common market," he271 words
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Article41 1965-02-15 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Thai Buddhist Temple In Sllat Road and the Kancanarama Temple in Lorong Ong Lye will observe Sangha Day or Magha Puja with evening ceremonies at their respective premises on Feb. 16. coinciding with Chap Goh Meh.41 words
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255 1965-02-15 4 Chamber election: Victory for Soon group SINGAPORE. Sun. THK lliree-month-old big race for the presidency of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce ended today with a landslide victory for the faction led by an industrialist and company director, Mr. Soon Peng Yam. The results of the balloting showed that Mr.255 words
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154 1965-02-15 4 TWO STOLEN MOTOR CYCLES RECOVERED, MAN DETAINED OINGAPORE, Sun. •3 Police have recovered two stolen motor- cycles, detained a man, and are looking for another man whom they believe is responsible for thefts of motor-cycles in the State. At 10 a.m. yesterday a police party waited in ambush in a154 words
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594 1965-02-15 4 i SINGAPORE. Sun. THERE are only two groups in the running in Singapore who have any chance of at- tracting the loyalty of workers here, the sec-retary-general of the NTUC, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, said yesterday. He listed them as the Communists594 words
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Article177 1965-02-15 4 SINGAPORE, San. A community X-r»y survey will be carried oat by the Government at the following places with the dates in brackets: Bukit Sembawang, off M| m .v Tampines Road (Feb. 17) Kuan Yin Ma Ting, Jalan Hong Keng. off Tampinea Avenue (Feb. IS) Hun Yang community177 words
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1089 1965-02-15 5 They should pursue their cause in Parliament, says judge ALOR STAR. Sunday rpHE National Gov- eminent Pensioners' Council of Malaya today lost a suit in the Kedah High Court here against the Federation Government for failing to restore full pensions to those who1,089 words
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248 1965-02-15 5 $1.7m. Muslim Centre plan delayed KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 'JHE plan to build a $1.7 million Muslim Welfare Centre here, to boost Malaysia's international standing as a leading Muslim country in South-East Asia has been delayed. The secretary-general of the All Malaya Muslim Welfare Organisation. Haji Abdul Mubln Sheppard. said today248 words
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211 1965-02-15 5 Curfew and the troubles of a toddy shop man KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A toddy shop owner walked out of the O.C.P.D.'s office in High Street here yesterday disappointed because he failed to get a curfew pass for his customers. The man. whose name was not disclosed, was among hundreds of211 words
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Article35 1965-02-15 5 PENANG. Sun.— Thiriy-six City Council employees with over 25 years' service each will be warded long service certificates by the I Mayor. Mr. C Y. Choy. at the I council's mid-month meeting tomorrow35 words
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81 1965-02-15 5 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun.Mr. Looi Cheok Hun. an assistant secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs (political division) left here by air for Canberra today to undergo a three-month course on foreign service. Thp course, provided under the auspices of the Colombo Plan. Includes ail81 words
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Article25 1965-02-15 5 KUANTAN. tun.— Hashun bin Abdul Rahtm. 28. a lurry attendant, mi found hanging in a lavatory at Jalan Darling Besar here yesterday.25 words
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148 1965-02-15 5 $200,000 A YEAR TO REVIVE i FORESTS IN PERAK IPOH. Sun. Perak is spending about $200,000 a year on the regeneration of its forests a long-term investment which will quadruple forest revenue in 70 years. The State now has about 42.000 acres of regenerated forests, according to the State Forest148 words
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223 1965-02-15 5 TT U ALA LUMPUR. Sun. j More than 450 j Rotarians from six countries will attend the three-day Rotary Club district conference to be held here from next Friday, the secretary to the conference. Dr. Keshmahinder Singh, said today Dr. Singh said: "So223 words
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Article19 1965-02-15 5 SYDNEY. Sun. More than 300 Asian students spent their university vacation working as conductors on buses here.19 words
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Article22 1965-02-15 5 SINGAPORE Sun. Thlevrs broke Into a godown In Tampenis Road yesterday and escaped with 17 drums of spirit worth $7,10022 words
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121 1965-02-15 5 CINGAPORE, Sun. Police have arrested < five thugs and 21 other people during the nast 24 hours in their continued drive to curb secret society activities. The five men are detained under the Criminal Law i (Temporary Provisions* Ordinance and the other 21 under121 words
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186 1965-02-15 5 National Language: Nasir applauds Sarawak KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Sarawak Government has made good progress in settir.}> up National Language classes for adults and government officers. The director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Syed Na.sir bin Ismail, said today that he had received a report of the fine work186 words
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Article104 1965-02-15 5 SINGAPORE. Sun Since C the commissioning of the training ship. Singapore —the state's first training ship for boys— last May. a total of 203 boys have passed out as full-fledged seamen. Of these boys, whose agis rußi from 16 to 20. 70 per cent have104 words
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208 1965-02-15 6 KUCHING, Sun. The British Chief of Defence Staff, Earl Mountbatten. flew to several stronppoints close to the Indonesian border in Sarawak's First Division this afternoon to visit British troops guarding the frontier. Accompanied by MaJO«B. W.C. Walker, Director of Operations in Borneo, and208 words
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326 1965-02-15 6 SINGAPORE, Sun ANEW three-storey bonded warehouse and additional Customs stations are among a number of Customs expansion projects, costing several million dollars, wnich are being carried out ir- Singapore. Work on some of the schemes la due to start next year. An outline of326 words
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Article, Illustration40 1965-02-15 6 AKAUM IBU leader of Singapore Umno helps Tengku Abdul Rahman to take some yellow rice for use during the ceremony inside the new Umno House which was declared open by the Malaysian Prime Minister yesterday.40 words
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113 1965-02-15 6 Liquor biggest earner of revenue in Singapore SINGAPORE. Sun. Liquor became the largest revenue-earner In the State last month, bringing in $4.2 I million, $1.3 million more than in the corresponding period last year, according to the report of the Customs and Excise Department for I last month. Petroleum came113 words
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Article27 1965-02-15 6 KUALA TRENOGANU. Sun. The Sultan of Trengganu yesterday opened a $48,000 Mu.-Um Welfare Association home for orphans .it Bukii Payonß. eiglu miles from here.27 words
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Miscellaneous150 1965-02-15 6 t%9§mm ««p tttr V.T Ham tin Kf WHY, OF COURSE ...BUT I CANT SEE HOW VfXI CAN SERVE I I Y*MEAN YOU YOU PUT fT I I WELL, WHAT KtNPA /TO KNOW WHO Mvl rat YOU CAN TKU9T THA7IB GONNA BE ANY /AS MY VERY WANT ME TO BLUNTLX INFORMATION150 words
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337 1965-02-15 7 Singapore gives Tengku rousing welcome SINGAPORE, Sunday. THOUSANDS of people lined a mile-long stretch along Changi Road leading to the new Singapore Umno House to cheer Tengku Abdul Rahman when he arrived this morning to declare the building open. They stood for two hours in sun and rain carrying huge337 words
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82 1965-02-15 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The 845 Naval Air Commando Squadron, which is equipped with Wr.stland Wessex Mk 1 helicopters, b*N completed 10.000 operational flying hours in Sarawak. This is thr highest number of flying hours achieved by any nrlicopter squadron j in Borneo. The squadron, which82 words
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198 1965-02-15 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two > O women teachers have left here to take up a course leading to the diploma of domestic science at the Emily McPherson College. Melbourne, under Colombo Plan scholarships provided by the Singapore Government. They are Miss Shih Shine i Lan.198 words
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Article, Illustration396 1965-02-15 7 Khir's big wish is for S'pore Umno to grow 'more mature...' SINGAPORE, Sun. GUARD OF HONOUR: AUJ ■■■■■■^■^■■■■i Despite a light shower. Tengku Abdul Rahman inspects a guard of honour formed by Singapore Umno members outside the new Umno House. After the inspection ceremony, he went into the $250,000 headquarters396 words
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Article50 1965-02-15 7 PAR IT BUNTAR. Sun WaltM V. Charies. .student oi the Mcth<>--1 dlst Secondary School here, w.ti I elected president of the Pant i Buiuar Methodist Youth Fellow- ship at its annual meeting hera last week. Other official."- Vice-president. James Sandana.tamy Srnptary, Huth Sand;mn.s.imy and trra. surer G. Moorthy50 words
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Article62 1965-02-15 8 W*4i US iMUUmmmt MR. AND MRS. MS M«»e*ni of r.irr rhooß and Co. thank 'riends. relative* who attended the ■Mm.; of their son S.S. Sundram to -i malar daughter of Mr and Mfi T Mylvaganam uf Kajang and ths n^eption on 30-1-A5 and for valuable :i<l ronrratulatlna; mesKagea They62 words
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Obituary22 1965-02-15 8 ?B Horrf. Sli Minimum I ONC TIANC TVE died 16.2.59 But Though he were d<"«d. Inserted by wife and eti22 words
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Article725 1965-02-15 8 Socialist Front demonstrations in the capital, quickly snuffed out by the police and j troops, rubbed the gloss off the personal story of a self- confessed traitor, a well advertised early morning broadi cast programme on the nat- ional network. There was no apparent connection, although725 words
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Article325 1965-02-15 8 Last week's news that no decision has been reached on Malaysia's invitation to the Algiers Afro-Asian conference lends more point to Tun Razak's coming visit to East Africa. If he repeats there the success which marked last November's journey to the United Arab Republic, Algeria, Tunisia and325 words
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Article179 1965-02-15 8 Rural development in Malaya has long envisaged marketing reforms to give farmers better returns for their labour. It has also long been obvious that the Government's goal of self-sufficiency in rice by 1970 would not be attained unless farmers could be persuaded to greater efforts. The announcement by179 words
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Article, Illustration678 1965-02-15 8 DATO GHAZALI bin SHAFIE - DATO GHAZALI bin SHAFIE by INDONESIA IS SPENDING VAST SUMS OF MONEY IN A HIGHLY-SKILLED PROPAGANDA OFFENSIVE AGAINST MALAYSIA-AROUND THE WORLD... The final extract fiom a speech on the pattern of Indonesian aggression delivered by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs. at the conference of broadcasting and678 words
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LETTERS
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Letter491 1965-02-15 8 I BELIEVE Presiaein ac Gaulle is right when he says that International trade has outgrown the use of either the or the US dollar as international currencies. What Is required Is a new international currency. The world supply of gold, however. Is also Inadequate to finance the491 words
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Letter166 1965-02-15 8 J WRITE to correct certain inaccuracies in recent correspondence in which the Institution of Electronic and Radio Engineers was mentioned. The I.E.R.E. is a chartered institution whose status is In every way equal to that enjoyed by the older chartered Institutions of civil, mechanical, and electrical engineers, with166 words
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Letter234 1965-02-15 8 ]VOW that the SC and 1 FMC results are coming in, I would like to know the fate of the candidate who passes his SC but falls his FMC. If I am not mistaken. he can either sit the whole FMC again, or take Syllabus x. The first234 words
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Letter117 1965-02-15 8 THE Prime Minister has hinted that pay cuts of civil servants may be necessary as the country needs every cent for defence. Many civil servants are prepared to make that sacrifice If the Government itself shows some restraint in its spending. As a result of the recent appointment117 words
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Letter93 1965-02-15 8 I REFER to the letter by Fair Go <S.T. Feb. 6) In which he inquires why policemen hide behind trees to nab their victims. If Fair Go is lawabiding, he need have no reason to be apprehensive of policemen whether they are behind trees or beside trees93 words
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386 1965-02-15 8 Neal Ascherson - Germany's second thoughts on Nazi criminals Neal Ascherson I.* DO.NX. Sun. It now morris likely that the West (irrm.in Government will bo unable to resist thr pressure from abroad and at horne to extend the time limit for prosecuting Nazi murderers In a newspaper interview Dr. Adenauer. ex -Chancellor I386 words
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Advertisement484 1965-02-15 8 Mr.iU Ti»w Malay Mail na**m*« *d»*itl*ement* mmy be haadaei to COLO tTO»«9l •Ur*Cia, MARKET i Orchard Road (Wecaptiaum Oeak) COLO STOHAOI IKANCHIt Al Holland Mead Katswa Naval b*m Authorised Agent* CITY BOOK ITOHt LTD Winchester House. Colryar Qusy THE NEW* FRONT Mtipatrlck'* Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL j Admiralty Road. Nevel484 words
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Advertisement95 1965-02-15 8 I. ■ARTY FIRST! is OC.B.C.'s Policy. Because it is the best in the end. Let it ji 1 be your policy too! BANK WITH Oversea- hinrvr Ranking Corporation Limited h Paid up Capital and Reserve Fund: $60,500.00 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman: Date Le« Kong Chian, S.P.M.J., S.J.M.K., P.M.N.. J.P., LL.D.95 words
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Advertisement120 1965-02-15 8 MCKGIRANTJUICE ILTRA-RICHngT In Vitamin C ULTRA-LOW II price for this W j double-size OSSSL' Your body nerds a rich xupply of 9B H£ VITAMIN Cto combftt tiredness. ||^^K£«saia3B|a^^BJ build body tissue snd fight infection. [vASCAD^J Ensure radiant health snd vigorous II energy by drinking Cascade Ultra-( II Sl^Qgßpnf (I daily.120 words
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Article, Illustration1906 1965-02-15 9 'WRONG TO REGARD IT AS A CRISIS WHICH AFFECTS ONLY MALAYSIA' SINGAPORE, Sunday Call to loyal citizens to stand with Govt •JHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today warned newlyemerging nations not to underestimate the seriousness of Indonesia's confrontation against Malaysia in1,906 words
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Article25 1965-02-15 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak. has appointed Mr. V. K. Rajan as a Deputy Controller or Land Revenue.25 words
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Article66 1965-02-15 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Mr. P. Weigel, a German educationist, who ls on a world tour will arrive here tomorrow to lecture on "Education in Germany." His trip ls sponsored by the Goethe Institute He will speak at the Language Institute on Tuesday night and at66 words
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Article43 1965-02-15 9 MUAR. Sun. The Muar Town Council is reclaiming a 50-aere swampland at Tanjong. a mile from here by dumping refuse Into the swamp. The council reclaimed a similar swampland earlier at Jalan Ismail, now the Industrial area of th«» town.43 words
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332 1965-02-15 9 SEREMBAN, Sun. "FIFTY-NINE out of 60 delegates at an extraordinary meeting of the Negri Sembilan MIC today threw out the president, Mr. M. Muthucumaru, and his committee. The new leader is Mr. V. Ayakanoo, 50, a State Assemblyman and a member of the332 words
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177 1965-02-15 9 Bahaman: Not true hospital staff impolite I ]tf UAR. Suq. The Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, yesterday refuted allegations by "certain Members of Parliament' that staff in hospitals were impolite to the patients. Inche Bahaman said that he had visited several hospitals in the country and he could177 words
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Article52 1965-02-15 9 IPOH, Sun.— A leading trad« 1 unionist from West Germany. Mr. Rudulf Gutte. today addressed a seminar for members of theAmaJ--1 >ted National Union of Local Authority Employees. Ipoh branch, 1 here. He talked on the various trad* union structures in the United States, Britain52 words
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Advertisement137 1965-02-15 9 Seastar Seven| 'e^&SSSsSww^m Dp!! s^§|U hub sniiiakWr^^i Hi I F =3C=s=v i sooATc jj!sfeg js MS HERE ARE THE SEVEN ESSENTIAL QUALITIES OF THE SEASTAR 7 9 A one-piece case; a thinner and smarter watch. Better waterproofness. Elimination of corrosion. An original and luxurious watch. Completely new presentation. 9 Unbeatable137 words
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Advertisement379 1965-02-15 9 DON'T i±J GAMBLE WITH YOUR HARD-EARNED MONEY INVEST WISELY PAN MALAYAN FINANCE offers security with good returns on DEPOSITS. Invest in a DEPOSIT ACCOUNT with PAN MALAYAN FINANCE to-day and be sure of a safe and steady return. 6% on six month's notice of withdrawal. 4J% on Family Deposit Accounts.379 words
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Miscellaneous700 1965-02-15 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur ft Hood ("Bandit of Brittany"); Pr^nj; 6 Ipoh Malacca. 800 News in Mandarin; 810 Po|jlar music and songs 2.00 Test pattern; 5.45 wltli Jackaon Shue's band; 834 Opening and programme sum- Candid Camera; 9.00 News mary: 5.50 News outlines In in the National700 words
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Article, Illustration1051 1965-02-15 10 'Atmosphere of unease and tension in Singapore' SINGAPORE. Sun If the people of Singapore want a common market, what has been imposed up to now is nothing compared with what will come after 3 THE Federal Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew1,051 words
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70 1965-02-15 10 IPOH, Sun. A 15-year-old schoolgirl vm robbed of a $25 wristwatch and raped by two youths at Jalan Tokong here yesterday She Was u.iiting for her Krhool bus when Uie youths caught hold of her and her with a handkerchief. The youth* then dragged70 words
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232 1965-02-15 10 Tengku will open $1 1.5 m AIA building in capital KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. will open the new $11.5 million American International Building here at 4.30 p.m on Tuesday. He will unveil a commemorative plaque before 500 guests Including Cabinet Ministers to mark the openeng.232 words
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Article72 1965-02-15 10 Singapore. San.— The su:t*n of Joliore. Sultan Ismail ibni Al- Marhum Suitan Ibrahim. thi* afternoon :itl*nded a tea party at the Thong Chai Medical Institution in honour of the D»U*hip which lv had conf«red on the institution s president. Dato Ng i Lam. I The party was72 words
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800 1965-02-15 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. CINGAPORES Minister ior Culture, Mr. b. Pajaratnam, said yesterday that a conspiracy of silence was not the best way of dealing with the rising tide of communahsm. Speaking at a V's Men's luncheon. Mr. Rajaratnam said that the communal800 words
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87 1965-02-15 10 j IPOH. Sun —All the 86 dl«--1 trlct brances of the Maj iayslan Indian Congress In I Perak should hold their ani nual meetings before March 31. 1 The PcraJc State M.1.C.. whirh decided on thl« at an executive i committee meeting here, has87 words
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Advertisement134 1965-02-15 10 80 -100 TONS PER HOUR AT 6" JAW SETTING HeRP^H I j*j£ .u^^ri^fl BSv^ *^J 9-'' t'* v^?^- i ""--B1 This GOODWIN-BARSBY 42" x 30" Double Toggle Primary Crusher now in operation in a large quarry in Kclantan, is capable of outputs from 80-100 tons per hour at a 6'"134 words
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Advertisement36 1965-02-15 10 PAS V-JET EXPRESS FASTEST TO LONDON Every Sunday only two stops on the way— lsJ flying hours to London. Altogether 7 Qantas V-Jets fly to London each weeK. Oanitt in atsocistion with Air India and BOAC.36 words
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Miscellaneous255 1965-02-15 10 Straits Times Crossword —^H ■■■■■pS""^ ACROSS volved with rmll sna«h (11. 4). 4. The army's erase for sUU 5. Wl«e men swallow country display? 181 food (8). 5. Old meat In place of fowl. 6. Mounts tree In teland without perhaps about two poumU direction (5). of v (6) 7.255 words
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Article969 1965-02-15 11 ALUNGTON KENNARD - The big twist in guerilla war ALUNGTON KENNARD THE INDOCHINA WAR 1945-54. A Study in Guerilla Warfare. Bv Edgar O'Ballance. (Faber and Faber. 35s.) By THE success of the Chinese Communists, the defeat of the French in Indo-China and now the war in South Vietnam have driven into the minds969 words
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452 1965-02-15 11 WALTER WARWICK - WALTER WARWICK By ["HE USELESS SEX. By Onana Fallaci. (Michael Joseph 21s] TT was summer when Miss Fallaci's editor asked her how she would like a trip round the world, spending most of her time in the gorgeous East. She waited until winter. Miss452 words
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Article181 1965-02-15 11 FACETS OF INDIAN THOUGHT. By Betty Heimann. (Allen and Unwin). 4 T her death three years ago. Professor i\ Heimann left unpublished this collection of essays, which had been written over a number of years All through its traceable period of nearly forty centuries. Indian thought181 words
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280 1965-02-15 11 DAVID SZE - DAVID SZE By THE LAST GRAND DUCHESS. By lan Vorres. (Hutchlnson 355.) FAVOURITE sister of the murdered Tsar Nicholas, the Grand Duchess Olga was one of the few Romanovs capable of attracting respect and affection. She too had her faults. Despite the acceptance280 words
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141 1965-02-15 11 GEORGE EDINGER - GEORGE EDINGER A WORLD ELSEWHERE By Mora Di< k*on (Dobson 30s > Bt fTXHE artist wife of the founder of Voluntary Services A Overseas edits here a compilation from the letters, diaries and reports of the first British schoolboy and apprentice volunteers who went to141 words
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Advertisement203 1965-02-15 11 Wagnificpncp* elegance and fashion combined with Swiss jtrecision. Nivada SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE sjsLj ibW LI AN LTD., "h^m 37/38. BANK OF CHINA BLDG., BATTERY RD., STORE- 1 TEL: *****/4 Factory 71 IN Pfl I Til SINGAPORE Reprasentative tLIW UU., LIU. PENANG HERE IS THE NEW SANKYO AUTO-4X The world's203 words
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Advertisement184 1965-02-15 11 <£ PARKER Huink Parker SUPER QUINK ink, in 7 brilliant colours, is now available in bottles, cartridges and capsules. CARTRIDGES for use in Parker 45 and Eversharp convertible pens, packed in pocket-size cartons of five. INSTANT INK CAPSULES exclusive Parker SUPER QUINK ink concentrate in capsules for filling Parker 61184 words
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Advertisement1024 1965-02-15 12 (Con tinned from Pafr 81 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS THE FAMILY Of ktM Mm Yeoh Chiang Hun thnnk nil friends and H for tneir and t'inr-il. I|».h ON BEHALF of till- ri -iuIivm ot me lit. Rev Kr. Kini-tn Dl Sllva. 1 >r. M V. Dl MM conveys hm mncerest thanks to Mat.1,024 words
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Advertisement984 1965-02-15 12 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Words (Ml*.)— Box St eU rxtn OFFICE ASSISTANT REQUIRED. Should he itio'it 30 years of age and nBV« thorouxh knowledge of shipp'hK procedure and Import and Export Kr.'iilntions. Must he of good appear:inc, ihle to nandle correspondence independently, and Interview client.". (Jood prospects for energetic and capable984 words
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Advertisement1003 1965-02-15 12 OFFICE SPACE VACANT IS Words U (Min.)— Box tt et*. txtrm WHOLE FLOOR OFFICE SPACE at 30-A Church Street, centrally located, available Immediate occupation. Apply Box A 5968 S.T. Spore. TO LET 3 storey office building (with show-room on 2nd tloor) at present used by European Import Company at junction1,003 words
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Advertisement887 1965-02-15 12 EDUCATION J »»<■ M Mtm.l—Hi'l SO rim -rf>« FOORMAN'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC Knrolments accepted dally students for Piano, Piano-accordion. Violin, Guitar, Hawaiian Oultar, Trumpet, Saxophone, Clarinet. Drums Tel: B'pore *****. BUILDER'S QUANTITIES Surveying, Levelling with thorough practical training all instruments. Regal School, 62-B. South Bridge Road. Spore. Tel. *****/*****. BEGINNERS887 words
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Advertisement1032 1965-02-15 12 FURNITURE IS WordM U (Ml*.)— Box St eU. txtro FOR CANE FURNITURE Consult Adrian's 426 River Valley Road. ***** 3'iwrr. MADE TOORDER Cane Furniture from L«e Wan. 0. Caveoagb Road. Spore 208 M. PEST CONTROL PreUct your new building frem ttrmits attack with THOMAS COWANS WHITE ANT BARRIER Bullt-tn Protection1,032 words
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Advertisement905 1965-02-15 12 MISCELLANEOUS (5 Word* SI (Mi*.) Box St eta. txtrm I SPRAY-PAINTING REPAIRS RefrtEaratora witnfn noun customers House. Telspboos S'por« *****. REFRIGERATORS SERVICING spray-painting repair* at owners hout>«*. Hlgb Class Workmanship and Kcoooralr Mi TIU9B Singapore. AT YOUR SERVICE IS Word* St (Him.) Bmxjt eta. txtrm KWOK'I PHOTOCOPY SERVICE. 22 The905 words
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Advertisement828 1965-02-15 12 ll^Hfi=^^=====^==^ AUCTION SALE ON INSTRUCTIONS FROM THfc OWNERS 1 SHALL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday, the loth day ot March. 1965. at 11 a.m. AT MY SALES ROOM NO. 1. WELD ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR All that PORTION only containing an approximate are* of 414.198 square teet on the Eastara828 words
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Advertisement418 1965-02-15 12 NOTICE Application has been mad* to the Directors ot Kuala Kampar Tin Field* L'mited to us-sue a, duplicate certlilcate for 200 shares bearing distinctive number *****59 to *****58 both inclusive to Mrs. Kann Margarete Short carp ot The Chartered Bank. Kuala Lumpur, in place of the orlgioai certificate No. NM418 words
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Advertisement1212 1965-02-15 13 10 LIVERPOOL t WEST COASI UK., I)IK S'oort MH> t S'nan 'trint ANTEHOR Livtrptil, Dublin. Glasgow... GUIS Fel II Fel 17 II Fill] OIOMED LivtrplH. PaWla Gla. 33 TMay Ftl Ull Frt 28 AIREUS LKirltll, GItSCOW Fel It Frt 21 Fil 22/2S Ftl 20 CALCHAS Li»erpttl, Anonrr.outh Gil. 13 Ftl1,212 words
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Advertisement1205 1965-02-15 13 icwS THE E AC 'LINES siMQAPoat tai«*AutMt>j«»f.wiiiiuaiAai«piHAito pTaToV^nt^^JkW "O"* S«.iMi»»IW r.OMI>.t 3/XWlll>O<MT rial 3881. PtMS ***** PMM 8381. Ptm Uin. SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH, UnAKIA, GENOA, U JURE, RAMONR6, OREMIN, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, GOTHEN»URB, AJ>RHMS ANO COPtNHAtEH 1 sii.OaHHt S'MS PSSMS "MORELIA" (I) 11/21 Ml U. H FM tl/M frt I1,205 words
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Advertisement1183 1965-02-15 13 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOOH, U»tR»OOi > CONTINENUi rURIS BENHIA NT ".V Singaoct f Sham Ptnant Ktl'ir'a" 1 ll! 14 C. 4T/FH 11 Frt 17/21 Frt 22/ M nt lr|) BENLOMOND For Loflflon MH Singwo'i P. I'haa Ptnam Hamourg Mar 23 Frt 17 IS Frt 21 21 Rotttrdam Mar 27 wicaport1,183 words
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Advertisement1246 1965-02-15 13 taj-^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. \r™^^ U.K./Con*inent IfUMINIAN Ha«rt. L'don. H'Durg. R'dam. S'pon ItM Pf-mg Ar'we-s, Mbre II 21 Fel 21 22 Fel 23 Fll CITY OF WELLINGTON London. Hborg. R'dam. Hatra Hull. GrangtOHNith 20 Ftl/ 2 Mm 3/ 4 Mar CITY OF LEEDS Havri, London. H'tvrg. R'dam. Antwerp,1,246 words
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Article123 1965-02-15 14 BASED on monthly average figures Issued by the Bureau Central de Siatlstlque Industrielle. in Paris production of French rubber tyres last year rose to over 310,000 tons from about 270,000 tons In 1963. Imports last year at 14,400 tons registered a much smaller increase over 1963123 words
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Article35 1965-02-15 14 ON tbe free axehangt markst In Hong Kong yesterday the U.I. dsllar was quoted at 5.721 for T.T. 5.721 for cash. tuning was quoted at 15.98 and •im tasl at fsld at 25SJ.35 words
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Article31 1965-02-15 14 HIBIiIK TIN (perlb.) (p. picul). Feb. 8. 721 eta. $612,121 9. 711 cU. W 14.624 It. 7U CU. 5613.121 11. 71 ctv $612.75 12. 71t cU. 5814.M IS. 5615.M31 words
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Article89 1965-02-15 14 Further January rubber crops Included: Amalgamated Malay 138,500 lbs., Baaaett 42,000. Boltoo Properties 29.600. BoreUi 154.000, KuaU Sidim 210,800, New Serendah 231,800. Tai Senjc 33.737. Beradln 200,000. Brooklands Selangor and .subsidiaries 677.180, Bnkit MerUjam and subsidiaries 636.500. Bukit Sembawant; and subsidiaries 203. 600. hembong Malay 219.200. Cheraa 112.800.89 words
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878 1965-02-15 14 Tin price gains by $6.75 COMMODITY REVIEW ON Saturday the straits tin price in Penang again rose by one dollar to 5615 making a net Rain on the week of $6.75. The Saturday price was the highest for the slxday trading period during which the estimated offering was 1.600 tons,878 words
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Article45 1965-02-15 14 Feb. 8. Peb. Feb. 10. Feb. 11 Feb. 11». Feb. 13. *Induslrial!>: 80.22 79 22 79.07 79.25 78.84 78.70 Tins: 110.37 109.57 109.58 107.61 104.96 104.93 rubbers: 106.26 105.49 105.45 105.45 105.41 105.57 c 'Dec. 30 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.45 words
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Article51 1965-02-15 14 Current Date Total for Total lor payment payable the year previous year Malayan Cement J. 5% Mar. 25 30' i 20% A. Amal 3 Mar. 26 35' n 60% Anstral Malay 40% Apr. 2 40 IM A Asian aje, ILK. (Sel.) Rob. 20% t Mar. 10 80% t51 words
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Article72 1965-02-15 14 LOADING fOR L MARQUES DURBAN 4. CAPETOWN sPORE SHAM PfcNANG OCEAN UNITY" 22/23 FEB 27/28 FEB 3/4 MAR "OCEAN ENTERPRISE' 22/23 MAR 27/28 MAR 2/3 APR "OCEAN PEACE" 22/23 APR 27/28 APR 3/4 MAY GENERAL AGENTS: UNITED ENTERPRISES SHIPPING LTD. Rooms 902/3, 9th Floor. A. I.72 words
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Advertisement1172 1965-02-15 14 Y^ """"""tCAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. East Canada aad U.S.A. Great Lakes Service H'kong Yokohama Montreal Toronto Detroit Chicago •MisaUnat Mara" 11 Mar 2J Mar 27 Apr 1 May I May 11 May MikislNaa Mara" 23 Mai I Apr 4 May I May 11 May 1? May Wast Coast of Central/South1,172 words
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Advertisement996 1965-02-15 14 l*°lo*lENTl LINES l TO AUSTRALIA s.s. ORSOVA I (29,000 tons fully aircondltioned stabilised) Deporting: PENANG 1 March 1965 SINGAPORE 2 March 196S Arriving SYDNEY 14 March 1965 vio Fremantle, Adelaide ond Melbourne. Limited FIRST CLASS accommodation available. Apply to your Travel Agent, or to: ISLAY KERR ft CO. LTD.. SINGAPORE.996 words
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Advertisement690 1965-02-15 14 LLOYD TRIESTINO Passenger Vessels Singapore/ Bombay/ Italy bpeeni Concessional Rail Farts Tt All European Citin. Vessel Pep. S'ponj Ait. Genoo VICTORIA" Ml 2/6J IS/ «/M (s. OALILtI- IS/ S/M 2ff/ S/M A»tA" U/ S/M IS/ 4/M (s. MAKCONI" 10/ 4/M 14/ 4/M VICTORIA- 22/ 4/M IS/ S/M O GALILEI- 13/690 words
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Advertisement289 1965-02-15 14 WS^iw Orient mid— east lines Great Lakes Service FIST DIRECT SAILINGS FtOM SINGAPORE AND MALAYA TO CANADIAN ANO US GREAT LAKES POSTS S do" S^am Pena^g ETA Toronta ORIENT MARINER Mar 24/27 JI'?S 31,31 Apr 21 ORIENT TRADER Apr 12/14 ISIS U/11 Mar 24 ANGELIKI L May 12/14 U/ll 17/11289 words
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1830 1965-02-15 15 From Our Market Correspondent JT was another extremely quiet week on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia with a negligible turnover in the trading rooms. A veteran market observer in Kuala Lumpur said it was probably the lowest turnover since immediately after the days of the1,830 words
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Article680 1965-02-15 15 FE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday B. Alex Bricks 15.50 I'.ouatead 1.3S I.S. Holding 2.02 C.T.S. ords H I'unlop LSI I -»v 1.61 I ~«o deh 1.01 MM 3.V2 I N. Ords 3.32 1 m 1.35 r680 words
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Article108 1965-02-15 15 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made these changes In Its rrntes to merchants on Saturday (all rates to $100): Now York: buying TT 32 11/16. airmail CD 32 13/16, 90 d/st. 33 3/16 credit bills, 33 5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 3/16. airmail OD 35 5/16.108 words
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Advertisement416 1965-02-15 15 PERAK MALAYS HIGHER STUDIES SCHOLARSHIPS FUND The Board of Trustees ol the above Fund Invitee applications from Malays, who are the subjects of His Highness the Ruler of Perak. I for the award of eight scholarships i tenable at the University of Malaya i commencing with the 1965 aca- i416 words
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Advertisement451 1965-02-15 15 SULTAN IBRAHIM STUDENTSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIPS, JOHORE The Board of the Sultan Ibrahim Studentship Fund will consider applications for scholarships for Higher Education in the Universities of Malaya and Singapore, and Overseas Universities or Institutions ol Higher Learning. 2. Only applicants who nave been accepted by the Universities or Institutions of451 words
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Advertisement440 1965-02-15 15 NOTICES PERLIS STATE SCHOLARSHIP SELANGOR STATE por mai ays SCHOLARSHIP FUND TUX WIALAIi Tne Board o f Trustees, Selangor APPLICATIONS are Invited State Scholarship Fund Jnvltes from suitably qualified Malay can- applications from Malays and Nondidates for scholarships to study Malays who are subject ofH» Arts or Science at the440 words
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Advertisement506 1965-02-15 15 POLICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders which wili close at 12 noon on 22nd March 1965 are invited by the Inspector General Royal Malaysia Polxc. lor ihe Mipply of the following: Serial No. Stores Amount of Trndrr D«p«H 1. Marine Engines Diesel. Inboard 120 to 200 SHP $500 00 2. 8. G.506 words
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782 1965-02-15 16 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Sunday £HELSEA and Leeds United both gained impressive away wins yesterday to continue their relentless pursuit of the English league football championship. Chelsea, who have lost only one of their 14 league matches away from home, checked the recent goodReuter - 782 words
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Article175 1965-02-15 16 POLICE CALLED TO RESTORE ORDER ONDON. Sun. Trouble flared mj in three league soccer matches in Britain yesterday. In Dundee, the Scottish league match between Dundee United and Falkirk was held up for several minutes when a section of the crowd became unruly. Empty tea cartons were thrown on the175 words
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Article533 1965-02-15 16 RUGBY ROUNDUP T ONDON, Sur\ Lon- don Rugby Union club Rosslyn Park will never forget their first air trip for an away game. They were due] to visit Sale but never touched down. A freak gale across the runway at Manchester airport prevented them landingReuter - 533 words
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Article1283 1965-02-15 16 FIRST DIVISION Irsenal 1 I**** Birmingham 0 Aston \ill» 1 Blackburn 0 Chelsea Blackpool 1 Leicester 1 Fulham 4 Tottenham Liverpool 2 Wolves tfan. United 3 Burnley Sotts Forest 3 Stoke Jheff. Wed. 2 Sunder Und 0 H-BA 0 Shetf. Utd. 1 ,Vest Ham 0 Everton1,283 words
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Article346 1965-02-15 16 Ireland win with a great try FkUBLIN, Sun.— A bril- liant try in the 67th minute gave Ireland a 5-0 victory and their second successive win over England in the international Rugby Union match here yesterday. Ireland, who were favourites after their 3-3 draw against France here recently deserved success.Reuter - 346 words
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Advertisement906 1965-02-15 16 KENYATAAN JALAN DI-TUTOP I BAHAWA ADA-LAH DI-BKRI X I'AIU RKPADA ORANG- TWx Jalan melalui PlnUa Gate KereLa Api di-TP O/17. E.C.R. Jalan 4399 fE& Hkan dl-tutop kepada lalu lintas LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT darlpada jam pukol 6.00 pagl pada I7bb February. 1965 hlngga 6.00 Electricity Consumers to Kota petang pada 18hb906 words
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Advertisement1091 1965-02-15 16 NOTICES [I I RE: FEDERAL PLANTATIONS LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation* NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN (pursuant to Section 238 of the Companies Ordinance. 1940/4«) that a General Meeting of the members of the above-named Com- pany will be held at the office of i Messrs. Kang. Warren Khoo, i Fung Keong1,091 words
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Advertisement338 1965-02-15 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS' i BP MALAYSIA LIMITED APPLICATIONS are tovlted from Malaysian Citizens for the undermentioned appointments. 1) Mechanical Assistant. Age: 36 to 35 years. Qualifications: Senior Cambridge School Certificate and a Technician Diploma In Mechanical Engineering. Experience: Minimum of five years experience In Mechanical Engineering work. Preference will be given338 words
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2141 1965-02-15 17 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING with TOTAL POOL S86/M5. 1st— No. *****2 ($40,100) 2nd— No. *****5 <Sll,."i43) 3rd— No. *****7 ($5,711) SUrttrs (SI.000 rach): No*. *****2. *****0, 3216H, 3165?7. *****6, *****7. *****6. *****4, *****6. *****5. *****1. Consolation ($750 each): i Nos. *****7. *****1. *****0. *****6.2,141 words
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Article81 1965-02-15 17 IPOH, Sun.— Thum Kong Ooon. 37, a tin miner, won three prizes at the first all-comers pistol and revolver shooting competition at the Rifle Range here today. He scored a total of 66 points in the three practice matches to win the best individual prize,81 words
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Article53 1965-02-15 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. A goal scored by state left-winger Kenny Gomes during extra time earned Singapore Recreation Club the newly introduced six-a-slde hockey title at HMS Terror today. Recs entered the final by beating Ceylon Sports Club 2-0 In the semi-final. Jansanltes beat University 1-0 in53 words
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Article336 1965-02-15 17 The Stipe's report SINGAPORE. Sun. The; MRA Stipendiary Steward's, report on yesterday's races. RACE ONE Great Glee (apprentice Liew) wm rearing in the t stalls. RACE TWO Toro (apprentice Velayutham) struck the fat* at the Jump and bled from the mouth. IRACE THREE Shoebridfe (Smith) received a slight check Just336 words
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471 1965-02-15 17 pLEARWATER. (Florida). Sun.— The main event of an evening of j' dining, music and boxing was cancelled on Friday when former middleweight champion l Sugar Ray Robinson refused to get into the ring without being paid first. Robinson had been guaran-471 words
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Article31 1965-02-15 17 Defence Fund match (Malacca). Kubu Utd 8 K. Pilah Dlst. FA 0. irirndies: North Malayan Malay:, 4 Penang Selection 3 (at Penang); North Malayan Malays 5 Perak 3 (at Ipoh).31 words
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Article25 1965-02-15 17 Penan* Lge: Sepoy Lines 3 YMSA 0. Friendlies: TMS Teachers 3 Ramblers 2 (in Kluang): women: Combined Schools 2 Malacca Selection 1 (in Malacca).25 words
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Article12 1965-02-15 17 Eravan trophy (Bangkok) Royal Bangkok SC bt Royal S'gor GC 22-1.12 words
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305 1965-02-15 17 FRANCIS BOEY - CHENG HOE IS FIRST TO LEAVE FOR ENGLAND FRANCIS BOEY 3ADMIKTOH By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysian badminton champion Yew Cheng Hoe left from Singapore tonight for London, where the All-England championships will be held next month. Cheng Hoe went ahead of team-mates Tan Aik I Huang, Ng Boon Bee, Tan305 words
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Article44 1965-02-15 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malaysian Armed Forces six-a-side hockey tournament for the Smith Shield scheduled for today has been postponed till next Sunday. The Inter-Corps-Regiment tournament will be from Wednesday to Saturday. Both tournaments will be played at Rifle Range Road.44 words
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Article416 1965-02-15 17 CRICKET PORT ELIZABETH, Sunday. COUTH AFRICA placed themselves in a good posi- »-> tion to win the fifth Test and level the series against England by close of play on the second day here yesterday. A brilliant 137 in 272 minutes by 20-year-old lefthander GraemeReuter - 416 words
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183 1965-02-15 17 I NAIROBI, Sun— Basil d'OitrWjra. the South African, hit 162 to j help Worcestershire, the English [county cricket champions, to total 353 after a bad start against Kenya yesterday in their first match of a world tour. At the close on the first day ofReuter - 183 words
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Article96 1965-02-15 17 DEPOT IS TRENGGANU 0 I^UALA LO7KPUR, Sun.— Polic» Depot were far too good for Trengganu Police in the second match of the Ha^Tigan Shield hockey final round at Gurner Read yesterday. Trengganu. the East zone champions, had lost, 7-0 to Selantfor Police in the opening match on96 words
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Page 17 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous27 1965-02-15 17 DIARY SOCCER. Pahanr Sultan* Cup: 4 RMR v 2 RMR (J. Bahrui. HOCKEY.— Segrt inter-district quad: Seremban v TamplnRembau: K. Pllah vPt Dickson (both matches at Seremban >.27 words
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Article, Illustration47 1965-02-15 18 SOME oi the 17 people arrested in Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning, being led from the small Ipoh Road hotel they wire staying in, to waiting police trucks, which took them to the High* Street police station. Straits Times picture.47 words
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147 1965-02-15 18 'Our co-operation never sought' union SINGAPORE, Sun. The Public DailyRated Cleansing Workers Union today alleged that Health Ministry officials had never sought its co-operation in tackling complaints of misbehaviour by cleansing workers. The union's secretary, Mr. M Veerasamy, said that the Ministry's recent charges against the workers of damaping vehicles,147 words
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365 1965-02-15 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday A TOTAL of 166 people were today charged in the sessions court here with taking part in yesterday's disturbances. A further 72 were charged before the senior president of the court. Syed Hassan AlJeffri. with breaking the curfew. This is365 words
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165 1965-02-15 18 SINGAPORE, Sun. A club has been formed in Singapore to produce variety shows and revues for charity and to provide training in stage presentation and techniques. It is the Green Room Variety Club, which will open its membership to both professional165 words
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193 1965-02-15 18 Airway girls object to looking like 'women from Mars' SYDNEY. Sun. Air hostesses from one of Australia's two major internal airlines are up in arms over an order to have their hair cut. Some have already resigned because they have been told to have their hair eat within an inchReuter - 193 words
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Article54 1965-02-15 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Private candidates wishing to sit for this year's Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination In science subjects must register at the Examination Division. Ministry of Education, Kay Slang Road between Feb. 12 to Feb. 23. Only applicants with Singapore identity cards or proof of residence In54 words
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Article25 1965-02-15 18 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Police Band will uive a public performance at the Ponggol Communii- Centre between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Wednesday.25 words
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Article23 1965-02-15 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Water will be cut off in Taman Jurong. Jurong New Town tomorrow from 9 a.m to 7 p.m.23 words
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Obituary50 1965-02-15 18 MADAM Madcllnr tm I 7\ of 105 Bukit China ■Mi, M:il:in:i. on 14-2-S5. Dicply missed and mourned hy h^r i..10\.-d son* JoMph. John. Joe, Simon and Paul Chon^. dauKht»r* Mrs. VV N. Wu Hnd Mrs Mary Thon*:. tiv«- dauKM> r»-in-lnw nnd «>n-in-la». 44 tr.initchildren. ;md U -ri mi -tr.mdrhlldren.50 words
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