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Title Section23 1965-02-20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Hot*** I*'1 fa***** Estd. 1845 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 100523 words
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Article, Illustration476 1965-02-20 1 GABRIEL LEE; SOH TIANG KENG - GABRIEL LEE SOH TIANG KENG Duke sees Singapore's housing projects and factories at Jurong By AND SINGAPORE. Fri.— Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, left tonight by Qantas aircraft for Australia after his twoday State visit. Two hours earlier he had helped a SingaporeKok Ah Chong - 476 words
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Article, Illustration702 1965-02-20 1 'Blast them out' order given Counter-action launched after rebels seize capital SAIGON. Friday REBEL troops seized Saigon this afternoon in a new coup d'etat against Lt.-Cen. Nguyen Khanh, South Vietnam's military strongman. In .i countermove, Gen. Khanh ordered three b:iitalions <>l p;ira troopers in t<> l>l:»st the702 words
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Article100 1965-02-20 1 91 FLEE INDON TERROR KUCHING. Fri. Several groups of Indonesian Dayak refugees 91 in all have crossed the border to seek asylum in Sarawak in the past few days. They are the latest of a steady stream of refugees who have fled from brutal i i treatment by Indonesian I100 words
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Article71 1965-02-20 1 LONDON. Fn. Oswald Berry, a £14- a week bookkeeper, had a lavish house, heated swimming pool. 80 different cars in eight years, and refused to accept salary increases because he was 'rich en- ough." a court wa.-. told Berry. 39. who the police said was believed byReuter - 71 words
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606 1965-02-20 1 Tengku: Talks at minister level first... KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman today suggested that a meeting at ministerial level should be held first to pave the way for possible summit talks on the Ma-laysia-Indonesia dispute. This was lo find out Indonesia's real intention, he said. The Tengku made the606 words
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112 1965-02-20 1 U.S. PLANS 'SMALL' MILITARY AID TO MALAYSIA WASHINGTON. Fri. The I'nited States expects to provide small military programme this year to help Malaysia. tinDefence Secretary. Mr. McNamara. -aid yesterday. In testimony before the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee, he also said Indonesia's stepped up confrontation with Malaysia was putting112 words
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Article42 1965-02-20 1 KINGSTON i Jamaica i. Fn Queen Elizabeth. the Queen Mother, arrived here by air last night to spend a holiday in I Jamaica. i The West Indies University will tomorrow confer a doctorate of letters on her. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article342 1965-02-20 1 Change of tactics by Sock? KI'AI.A LUM1V puR, Fri. Indonesia is believed to li a\ c (•h;iiigc(l iK aggressive tactics ;ij;;iinst Malaysia, defence experts here s:i i<i today. Instead of sending large bands of infiltrators into Malaysia, the Jakarta regime la now concentrating on hit-and-run tactics, they said. A spokesman342 words
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Article33 1965-02-20 1 VATICAN CITY. Fri. Archbishop Josef Reran of Pr:i«u<-. 7»i. released by Communist ;uithoriti«s in Czechoslovakia after 1 1 year* of confinrtm-nt. arrived in Rome toda> He will not return —I PI33 words
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Advertisement38 1965-02-20 1 CITROEN mi Wk a fadanccd Caz Spacious* Comfort Economical Eaiy Payment* Con be Arrongcd. Spar* Parti Available. so.. A,.n,.: Mt tASIERN AUTO CO.. LTD.. US, Clemenccau Avenue. Sporc-9 Tel *****/6 in VITREOUS CHINA Shanks quality sanitary ware <JlA!:KB£>38 words
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228 1965-02-20 2 Subandrio and Ayub reach 'unanimity of views' DAVVALPINDI, Fri. Pakistan and Indonesia have reached "a complete unanimity of i" on political and "tiomic problems facing the two countries, the Tndor<psian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio said yesterday. He made the statement to newsmen alter conferring for •ond day with top Pakistani228 words
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89 1965-02-20 2 CYDNLY. Fri.— The- Federal opposition loader, Mr. Arthur Calwell. yesterday announced a major policy statement on foreign affairs. Following a mooting of ihe executive of the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party on Malaysia and Vietnam, he branded Indonesia an asgrossor but call- od tor AustralianUPI - 89 words
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Article, Illustration475 1965-02-20 2 HUGHES THREATENS TO RESIGN 'Assisting enemy to kill frontline Diggers' CANBERRA, Fri FORMER Australian Minister lor the Interior today threatened to resign from Parliament accusing the Government of ordering Australian troops into »the frontline in Malaysia while apparently continuing to supply strategic materialReuter - 475 words
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151 1965-02-20 2 Private capital bid to aid Sock's industry JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesian Cabinet is studying a memorandum from a powerful group of Indonesian businessmen offerine to revitalise flattine national industry with private .enterprise methods. The group, which represents a total capital of 139.000 million rupiahs (about 59.500 million at the nlliri.ilReuter - 151 words
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Article34 1965-02-20 2 ADEN. Fri. A grenade exploded yesterday outside the home of a British civil servant in the Kliormaksar area the tourtti terrorist bombing here against /British personnel or properly since j Sunday.— A.P.AP - 34 words
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Article, Illustration73 1965-02-20 2 DRINCESS SORAYA, who once sat on the peacock throne of Persia, looks radiant as she attends the world premiere in Milan of her first Mm. "Three Faces of a Woman." 1 The film is in three episodes. The first Is "The Screen Test." She co-stars with Britain*73 words
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Article36 1965-02-20 2 KARACHI. Frt. President Ayub of Pakistan and President Ne Win of Burma said In a joint communique today that the Pr<>blinis ot South-East Asia could best bo solved through a political settlement A.PAP - 36 words
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Article23 1965-02-20 2 SALISBURY. Fn. Rhodesia's Parliament yesterday toted a ihreemonth extension of the slate of emergency In Highfield African township here. Reuter. IReuter - 23 words
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274 1965-02-20 2 LEOPOLDVILLE, Fri. Ugandan soldiers and Congolese rebel Simbas have launched a two-pronged attack into the Congo from Ugandan territory, authoritative military sources said in Leopoldville yesterday. Congolese Government troops captured one Ugandan soldier and killed another in two clashes on Wednesday. The attacks seemedAP - 274 words
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Miscellaneous17 1965-02-20 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby I X??££!ZL J fop couaw hot) (7ooiir~wt»xT > (aII YOU have to do)17 words
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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Article357 1965-02-20 3 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. Albanian motion to end 4 no-vote' truce beaten by roll call fHE General Assembly agreed last night to recess until Sept 1 unless a settlement of the financial and constitutional crisis made an earlier resumption possible. The recess was agreed to at a stormy meeting,Reuter - 357 words
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97 1965-02-20 3 f ONDON, Frl. Represen. tatlves of Britain's 23.000 doctors, who have threatened to quit the National Health Service over pay demands, yesterday agreed to hold peace talks with the Health Minister. Mr. Kenneth Robinson. Their talks move came after two leading British medical97 words
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140 1965-02-20 3 McNamara: 150 million Americans may die in N-war WASHINGTON, Fri. The Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert S. McNamara. said yesterday 150 million Americans could die in an allout nuclear attack on the United States in the absence of shelters and anti-missile weapons. The toll still would be 80 million even if140 words
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Article, Illustration77 1965-02-20 3 A struggling demonstrator is hauled off by police during a demonstration staged by Communists outside the U.S. Embassy in Paris on Feb. 12. in protest against is. air attacks on North Vietnam. Scuffles broke out as police tried to head the demonstrators numbering nearly aUPI - 77 words
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169 1965-02-20 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. —President Johnson yesterday appealed to American business leaders to halt the gold-dollar drain by slashing investment and lending abroad. The President, who called 370 industrialists and bankers to the White House to discuss the country's nagging balance-of-payments problem, told them:AP - 169 words
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Article46 1965-02-20 3 NAPLES. Frl. Sixteen people were killed and about 50 injured when a bus plunged down a motorway embankment on the outskirts of Naples last night. The bus collided with a car. smashed through a railing and plunged 50 feet down the embankment.—Reuter-Reuter - 46 words
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Article34 1965-02-20 3 LIMA. Pri Ten people wore killed ;<nd 30 seriously hurt when a bus plunged into a 350 ft gorge near Trugillo. 370 miles north of Lima, according to reports reaching here. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article30 1965-02-20 3 VIENNA. Fri. A widespread East German espionage organisation has been discovered in Austria and four of its members arrested. Mr Hans Czettel. Austrian Interior Minister, told Parliament yesterday30 words
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Article32 1965-02-20 3 LONDON. Pri. Britain"s Home Secretary (Internal Affairs Minister" Sir Prank Soskice. yesterday refused to ban Malcolm K. the militant American Negro leader, from entering this country. ReulerReuter - 32 words
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Article30 1965-02-20 3 PARIS. Pri. Mr. Harold Wilson British Prime Minister, and President de Oaulle will meet here from April 1 to 3. it was learned from official sources today.30 words
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166 1965-02-20 3 RANGER WILL LAND ON THE MOON TODAY PASADENA Calif orria), Fri. The Ranger 8 spacecraft had its course corrected yesterday and was now on target for a landing on the moon tomorrow. The remote control change of course was performed while the 8081 b cameraladen spacecraft was 99.281 miles awayReuter - 166 words
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Advertisement110 1965-02-20 3 fLWLWk Wk f^Hfe HHBHB Dalat The Switzerland of HKJI the East Fabulous mountain IWI B™^ resort (4tso ft) Land of tflHtS BKQH I 1 fehS I Cherry Blossoms. Strawber Wm W nes perfect spot for com I plete relaxation and enjoy- /A\ /A\Ln |U ment only 1 hour's flight J110 words
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Advertisement294 1965-02-20 3 i fresh i I REMNANT i PIECES i h 1 yd. to 4 yds. length* S at unbelievable prices! Don't miss these offers! I Hurry! Hurry! |bdS IHt I KU ofSIN6APORE| -^MkmSilO n/H. man itiiit. sinoapoii. monhimm/i-S BtMMIIIHIIIIHIIIIHIIHIIHINIIIIIHMIIIMUIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIUIIIIMIIIIIIiUItS MALAYSIA THAILAND TRANSPORT CO., LTD. DAILY LUXUR'OUS EXPRESS BUS SERVICE BETWEEN PENANC294 words
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Article35 1965-02-20 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Pr A.M. Karuppan Cheitiar has been elected president of the Chettiars' Chamber of Commerce. Mr. M. PI. Malaiyandi Chettiar and Mr. L.A.A.M. Alagappa Chettiar were elected vice-president and secretary respectively.35 words
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Article, Illustration355 1965-02-20 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. students at the Singapore Polytechnic today staged a protest demonstration in the institution's grounds against what they described as an "immediate change in their examination system." At noon, the boy and girl students came out from their classrooms and placed a blackboard355 words
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386 1965-02-20 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. THE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association today denied it had rejected a $7 million pay rise offered by the Port of Singapore Authority for its 12.000 members. The management had stated yesterday that the union was demanding pay increases,386 words
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Article177 1965-02-20 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A teenager and a 27--year old gardener were today committed for trial at the Assizes on a joint charge of raping a 51 -year-old unmarried British nanny at the close of a two-day preliminary inquiry. The woman is a nanny to the177 words
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Article208 1965-02-20 4 Kien Kung case: Police evidence SINGAPORE, Fri. Two days after the Panama-nian-registered freighter, Kien Kung, sailed from Singapore in December 1962. 13 bedraggled seamen walked into a coastal police post in Selangor to seek help, the High Court here was told today. This evidence was given by Federation police sergeant.208 words
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Article25 1965-02-20 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Royal Malaysian (Singapore) Police Band will give a public performance at the Katong Park tomorrow 5 to 6 p.m.25 words
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Article30 1965-02-20 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— Water will be cut off in Adam Place, Dunearn Road between Adam Road and Watten Estate and Shelford Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.30 words
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Article203 1965-02-20 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Nineteen persons, including five career girls, today received cash awards from the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce's city commemoration prize fund for excelling in their subjects in the various commercial examinations held last year. Prize-winners were: Chartered Institute of Secretaries Intermediate. Mr. Yeo Geok Soo203 words
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Advertisement270 1965-02-20 4 FlW^lll.T TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! 1 A2^A»^LXEuJm4 Tel: ***** (SINGAPORE) i IT'S THE MUSICAL OF THE YEAR... INTERNATIONAL TOP-POP STARS HIT THE SCREEN IN A COLORFUL CAVALCADE OF RHYTHM, SONGS AND DANCES! <-a^ ,«*s RANK vZMm ORGANISATION mjr 1» Presents IT*=SL swing me round V CATHAY- T 0 N I G HT270 words
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Advertisement38 1965-02-20 4 WELCOME TO an £5i itr JOHORE r l fii SUPERFARE LTD —if '.^'^JV'.l' FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Snack Bar t Self Service Supermarket 2 2A. Gim Shew Build. nq, Jolon Ariffin, Johore Bahru. Supermarket Tel: 3649 Snack Bar Tel: 3553.38 words
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Advertisement309 1965-02-20 4 ."capito'l" ">»■ 'tonight midnight". "CRAWL," HE SAID, I AND THEY CRAWLED! The Cold Blooded Killer jgfc "*S^ Who Terrorized a Town! *W[ .STANLEY KRAMER^ i!& YULBRVNNER. iNunaTioM to a gunhghter Janice Rule Brad Dexter George Segal Pat Hingle TONIGHT MIDNIGHT-SIMULTANEOUSLY" REX SKY Singapore !!|H Kuala Lumpur REX a Ho-daddies Beach-dollies309 words
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Advertisement652 1965-02-20 4 |SH4W I ORGANISATIONb .«|i -mi j\j-j.»,y4 'j I ***** KM. HAY! 1 LIDO 4 SHOWS DAILY at II om, 2.30, 5.30 A 9 00 pml "West" ST .RTS PROMPTLY at 11.15 am. 2 45. 5.45 I 9 15 pm." STAft&ROXY-Last 2 DAYS" ■I 3 >how> doily ot 2.30, 5 30652 words
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Article, Illustration349 1965-02-20 5 P. KRISHNAN - P. KRISHNAN TEN PER CENT WAGE INCREASE URGED FOR LOWEST PAID By Kuala Lumpur, Friday rpHE chairman ot the National WhitJ- ley Council staff side, Mr V. E. Jesudoss, today presented Tengku Abdul Rahman with compromise proposals to end the two-year-old349 words
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187 1965-02-20 5 L-MONTH: RALLY TO BE LAUNCHED IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ RALLY oi 4,000 people will launch this year's National Language Month in Singapore tentatively scheduled to begin on April 26 The rally will pledge sup- port for the spread of the use of the National Language to make it a187 words
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76 1965-02-20 5 CINGAPORL, Fri— Another siizj-d Mr.iy cow has boen slaughtered, and the meat distributed to 14 charitable institutions. It was seized by the Health Ministry's special cattle disposal cv id at (iuillemard Road A Ministry statement said that the total number of stray tattle which76 words
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Article63 1965-02-20 5 MUAR. Fri— The .Menirl Pesari of Johore. Da to Hafi Hassan bin, Huji Yunos. will open four clinics,; one community lial! and iw > »s--ques uear here on Ptb ii and 28. The clinics are at Sungei Ba- 1 lane. Sarang Buaya. Panchcr and Temlang,63 words
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192 1965-02-20 5 Tun Razak thanks loyal people of Pontian DONTIAN KECHIL. i Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak. today visited the people of Pontian to thank them for their loyalty and patriotism in, resisting I Indonesian confrontation. Tun Razak .-aid that the people had been directly involved in confrontation and192 words
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Article36 1965-02-20 5 PENANO. Fri Che Fatimnh Mdid. wife of Ha.U S. M. Aldid. of the Pan-Maiaysian Associated Malay Chamber of Commerce, died at her home in Dato Kramat Road yesterday after pioloneed illness. She VM36 words
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219 1965-02-20 5 Courses to groom polls candidates urged by Perak MCA TPOH. Friday. A BID to net the Malayan Chinese Association to start special course to groom candidates for future elections will be made at the party's central assembly delegates' conference in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. It will come in the form of219 words
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117 1965-02-20 5 NOW 'QUIT V-CORPS' LEAFLETS BY —FRONT— MUAR. Fri. The Socialist Front has printed IiI.OOO copies of leaflets to be distributed to the public asking them to resign from the Vigilante Corps. The chairman of the Front's local branch, Mr. Tan Kok Chec, confirming the move, said today it was acting117 words
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Article43 1965-02-20 5 SYDNEY. Fri.— An AustraliaMalaysia Association has been formed here to promote friendship between the two countries. Represented among the membership are leading business houses, airlines and shipping companies. It is planned to set up a branch in each Australian State.43 words
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Article32 1965-02-20 5 KUALA LUMPUR Fn.— The Straits Times has received $10 for the National Defence Fund from Inche Yeop Alip bin Haji Abdul Karim. of Lenggong, bringing its total to 545.441.32 words
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Article142 1965-02-20 5 MALACCA, Friday. THE chairman or trie Malayan Chinese Association of Malacca, Dato Tar< Cheng Swee, today accused the Socialist Front of being traitors for organising the protest march and rally in Kuala Lumpur last Saturday. Such Irresponsible action at a time when the country was142 words
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Article61 1965-02-20 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Polico yesterday arrested a man. described as a headman of the Gi Hai Leng secret society of the "24" Group in a hut in Geylansc Road. In another raid in Kampong Amber, a member 01 the 308 secret society from th* 108 Group was arrested.61 words
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241 1965-02-20 5 C-Plan team here to study sugar growing KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three Australian sugar experts have arrived here under the Colombo Plan to advise on the establishment of I a sugar-cane growing industry in Malaysia. They are here at the rnquest of the Malaysian Government to carry out a survey of241 words
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Advertisement247 1965-02-20 5 Study at Home and Pass I vciy day letters arrive at Wolscy Hall Irom students in Mauid and countries all over the world. These young men and women realise that a good education is the only sound basis tor a successful career, and have enrolled with the correspondence college with247 words
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Miscellaneous299 1965-02-20 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. The behaviour of one more 1. Picked number of stock- known than knowing? (10' Ings with a pole <6> 12 Poetically I enter Into trouble 5 Defence against a creature after a scaring word- It's with talent* (8). torture! (7. 3i 9. This society might299 words
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545 1965-02-20 6 Wilson: We back any steps to patch rift, but... LONDON. Friday MR. Harold Wilson, Britain's Prime Minister, said yesterday the British Government would welcome any initiative which might lead to the Malaysia-Indonesia dispute being ended so long as it did not interfere with Malaysia's integrity. He was replying in theReuter - 545 words
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214 1965-02-20 6 KUCHING, Friday CARAWAK would not be left behind in the field of education, the Minister of Education Inche Mohd. Khir Johan. promised here tonight after a two-day visit to the State to discuss the introduction of free primary education and the214 words
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257 1965-02-20 6 School band will be at wharf despite protest DENANG. Fri. St. 1 Xavier's Corps of Pipes and Drums will greet 700 round-the-world tourists when they arrive at Swettenham Pier in the Rotterdam next Friday despite a protest that this is a schoolday and t.he boys should be studying instead. "We257 words
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Article39 1965-02-20 6 ALOR STAR. Fri A lorry attendant. Awan? bin Mat Anun, 38. was crushed to death by timber logs when his vehicle went off the road and crashed into a drain near Pendang. 17} miles from here39 words
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179 1965-02-20 6 A market for Malays only plan in Penang DENANG. Fri. The 1 City Council plans to build a market exclusively for Malay stallholders. Thi> move follows the council's recent decision to reserve 51 stalls for Malays in the new Chowrasta Market. Instead of 100 as sought by the Penang Malay179 words
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Article64 1965-02-20 6 CANBERRA, Fri.- Ten Malaysian soldiers have begun training at military i centres in Sydney. Dr. James Forbes. Minister for the Army, said today. They are attending the school of artillery and the school of millj tary engineering. The men are among 24 now training inReuter - 64 words
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Article50 1965-02-20 6 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Nesrn Sembilan branch of the Mala von Association of Youth Clubs «ith the local members of t*»e Peace Corps will hold a dance at the Nestri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club premises on March 6 to I raise funds for the National 1 MAYC building fund.50 words
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Miscellaneous154 1965-02-20 6 ifhf '*'*n f*f/ V. T. Miami in Ihowvkxjldiknowie-^ -^wEUyMoI I -iVE ear a"\ another job alreapv? < v weu,no...but CLEOPATRA WAS/OBvIOU6LY TmokT.' WEVE/ ..SO AU- AMATTSt. THINfi HERE IMY GOBH, I HH/ENTHAP/ MX! I JUST DONT A BLONDE OR A DYE JOB. 1 J GOT US A I BETS ARE154 words
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243 1965-02-20 7 Our soldiers in Sarawak free to take a second wife KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. There is HO law that prevents Muslim soldiers from Malaya and Singapore from taking Sarawak girls as second wives, the Defence Ministry said today. The Ministry was commenting on an agency report quoting Ustaz Abdul Kadir Hassan,243 words
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112 1965-02-20 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. FrL The Mentri Besar of Trengganu. Dato Ibrahim Fikn. today described social welfare work as a bastion against Communism. Mkri was speaking at the opening of the Trengganu Stat* Wellare Committee's annual neeting here. He said: "CommunisU thrive by exploiting and playing112 words
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Article, Illustration308 1965-02-20 7 ARTHUR RICHARDS - Happiness is a free trip round the world ARTHUR RICHARDS By J£UALA LUMPUR. Fri. For domestic servant Yong Ooi Lin, happiness is a free roundthe world trip. Today, Ooi Lin left for Hong Konpr in a Comet on the first leg of her dream trip which will take her to308 words
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Article54 1965-02-20 7 SINGAPORE. Fn. Ine rxic vI tiye committee ol ihr Univer&ity Of Singapore Students' Union has approved a plnn to send Mr. A. Si- valini;am. the union's administrative bmMuil to the International I Students' Conference Secretariat) at Leiden. Holland, for a twoI month training In administrative i54 words
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Article119 1965-02-20 7 Typhoid in kampong 'not serious' I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. IV —The typhoid out- 1 break in Kampong Paya Mas in Johore is not serious, a Ministry of Health spokesman said today. He added: "The outbreak Is confined to the kampong. "We are leaving it to the local medical authorities to take119 words
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Article46 1965-02-20 7 IPOH. Fri,— The Minister ol I Health. Indie Bahaman bin Sainj sudin. yesterday visited Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. M.P. at the General I Hospital. I Mr. Seenivasagam is in r.osplial I with a back injury sustained in I roßd accident last month.46 words
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130 1965-02-20 7 People of George Town 'too complacent 9 DENANG. Fri. The people of George Town wore too complacent and had shown no interest in setting up their own vigilante corps, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, said yesterday. "They have the illusion they are safe from Indonesian infiltration." Dato Wong130 words
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138 1965-02-20 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A magistrate, Mr. Tan Hoay DJin. today found a part-time teacher guilty of a "most revolting:" offence and advised him "You should, for your own good, get married." Wong Wee Sung. 26. a bachelor, was charged un- der the vagrancy138 words
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127 1965-02-20 7 Now Umno youths to stage mass rally PENANG. Fri. The Umno Youth movement of North Malaya is planning a mass rally either in Butterworth or Sungei Patani next week to pledge full support for the Government in the present crisis with Indonesia. The rally will consider a resolution condemning the127 words
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Article26 1965-02-20 7 JESSELTON. Fri. Telephone {service between Hong Kong and Jesselton through an undersea cable linking the two poinU will be declared open on March S.26 words
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Miscellaneous43 1965-02-20 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I—— ——I J| (Z GUESS 50, I I CC^Vlb^>V^ fBUSS,iTS HOT vJ VVT^^ SV'V^'^*^ I OUTSIDE. CAN WE A V|H^ I frs. A t I have oue club I W j 5k Gft Y.\ ~l© /^O^/W, MEETIWG J43 words
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Article22 1965-02-20 8 Wmr4* SIS Minimum) THE FAMILY OF late Mr. Tap Ah Kong, Tampin. thank relatives, friends 'or tlteir assistance, donations and eon-22 words
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Obituary33 1965-02-20 8 it Wore!! SIS (Minimum) IN MEMORY OF M Rajah of Se«ama». who passed away suddenly on 'he 20tb February. 1962. Gone but not forKOtten l.v his lo\ mc mother. r -indcmldrea33 words
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Article251 1965-02-20 8 !0 Wordt SIS 'Minimum) THE LOCK PITS S RUSTTAFEL U Mrved tvery S;iturday and Sunday lunch FEOERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite all teachers and book addict* to browse In their showroom at Times I House Riv.r Valley Road. Singapore "PALELAI BUODHIST TEMPLE Cllaarml Meetlnc Date Sun- ■<• Temple pre- mice*251 words
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Article368 1965-02-20 8 /.i W orrfv vff nint ti n RICHARD CREEN artD j Bethe.ida iKrankri Estate) Church on Sunday f|.S.< ,<.m All wel- "omc MARK LUKE Ac's Courses throusn Upward Path h.'ip you understand tb« Bible. Othrr Course* are aluo available. H.O Box 901. K.I. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ipoh.368 words
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Article744 1965-02-20 8 Elements of major army and air farce groups in the Saigon region have risen against Gen. Nguyen Khanh. ;This alone was certain at the j time of writing. Early reports that the coup had succeeded ,and that Khanh was under arrest have given way to conj tradictory744 words
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Article378 1965-02-20 8 The Federal Highway through Petaling Jaya, already one of the most dangerous roads in Malaya, is bidding lair to become still more perilous. The Selangor traffic police chief, who should know, has condemned traffic systems i proposed for the highway's I junctions with Jalan Gasing and Jalan Timor378 words
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Article154 1965-02-20 8 Though the Establishment Office's notice that a conimit- tee will be formed to consider foreign degrees as qualific--1 ations for entry into the public service adds little to Inche Khir Johari's announcement three weeks ago, it is welcome as further indication of a more enlightened approach to this154 words
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Article, Illustration1417 1965-02-20 8 Bully -boy terror in America's South HERE IN ALABAMA'S BLACK BELT THE NEGROES ARE COWERED BY MIXTURE OF GUNS, TRUNCHEONS THE jail here is a modest stucco build ing. adorned only with the inevitable big white classical columns which are the universal badge of civic or personal status in the1,417 words
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LETTERS
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Letter130 1965-02-20 8 ■THE Alliance will con- test the next Singapore election. If Mr. Tan's charges against the PAP are true, the people of Singapore will reject the PAP Government at election time without Mr. Tan having to tell them. So long as the people have the chance to130 words
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Letter162 1965-02-20 8 f REFER to your reoort (S.T. Feb. 15) which said that the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, has refuted allegations by 'certain members of Parliament that staff in hospitals were impolite to the patients and 'the allegations made in Parliament recently on the staff in hospitals are162 words
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Article29 1965-02-20 8 reports from Selma. Alabama. the newest battle being fought by U.S. Negroes in the Southern States: to get their names on voting lists and challenge white supremacy.29 words
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383 1965-02-20 8 A LEGEND VANISHES FROM BRITISH RACING "On the turf or under It all man are equal" LONDON. Fri. Peter Carl McKay died this week. And a legend vanished from Urn racetracks of Britain. lit uu* Kas Prince Mono, lulu, the best known freelance tipster of them .iIL lie was 84.383 words
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Advertisement237 1965-02-20 8 Str.itt Times Malay Mail OaaaaNM a*)v«*Msaaaaaa* may be hand'O to: COLO STORAGE SUPER* MARKET Orchard Road (Receptioni.t D«*k) COLO STORAGE BRANCHES Naval Bate. Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STORE LTO Winchester House. Collyer Quay THE NEWS FRONT tFltzpatrlck's Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Naval Base HAMIEM STORE 1419 Upper237 words
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Advertisement13 1965-02-20 8 MONDIA SWISS THIS REMARKABLE TIMEPIECE IS NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR NEAREST WATCH DEALER13 words
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Advertisement147 1965-02-20 8 Bell I Howell AUTOLOAD ZOOM REFLEX Bmm Cine Camera Model 8315 Cartridge load fully automatic exposure superb zoom lens. This precision -built camera has everything that makes home movies fun and easy to shoot See how fast you load a cartridge into the camera without wasting a single frame. Then147 words
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Article, Illustration64 1965-02-20 9 ROYAL VISITOR ACCOMPANIED BY TUN YUSOF, VISITS LOW-COST FLATS A SMILING Prince Philip leaves Queenstown after inspecting flats there yesterday. Behind him is the Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, and at right, is Mr. Lim Kirn San, the Ministsr for National Development. Flat residents, someKok jVh Chong - 64 words
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166 1965-02-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Inche Musa bin Hitam, the political secretary to the Minister of Transport, was today asked to pinpoint specific evidence of PAP communalism. The Singapore Minister of Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. made the call following Inche Musa's claim yesterday that all166 words
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Article72 1965-02-20 9 Student bid to ban —raggings CINGAPORE, Fri.— The Unversity of Malaya Students' Union has resolved to ban ragging in the university. i This is reported in the latest issue of the Undergrad. official organ of the University of Singapore Students' Union. The report said that students, freshmen as well as72 words
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Article29 1965-02-20 9 I SINGAPORE. Fn. The I YWCA in Singapore will celebrate its 90th birthday with v dinner and concert at its centre in Outram Road on March 6.29 words
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Article35 1965-02-20 9 IPOH. Fri. The Ipoh Rotary Club yesterday presented about $2,000 worth of physiotherapy equipment for the General Hospital In Batu Gajah to the Mini.v i ter of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin.35 words
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Article82 1965-02-20 9 'Work for unity, goodwill' MALACCA, Fri.— The 1U Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. said today that leaders should now work for unity and goodwill among all races in this country. Inche Ghafar was speaking at the opening of a $6 000 community hall at Kampong Jerneh.82 words
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Article26 1965-02-20 9 SINGAPORE, Pri. Mr. S. Jayalcumar. a law graduate of the University of Singapore, has been appointed sub-dean of the Law Faculty of the University.26 words
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Article, Illustration385 1965-02-20 9 SHE HAD All OVERPOWERIKG LOVE FOR ACCUSED, SENT HIM PANTUNS CINGAPORE, FTL A 0 former schoolgirl, told the first criminal district court today of her "overpowering Jove" for a youth, charged with kidnapping her from the lawful guardianship of her adopted mother. Asmah385 words
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178 1965-02-20 9 SINGAPORE, Fri Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today granted an order nisi directing the Malaysian Minister for Home Affairs, and the Director of Prisons. Singapore, to show cause why Dirk Olofsen. a merchant, now under detention, should not be set178 words
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Advertisement39 1965-02-20 9 TOP 7 in the \^Kk BOWLING SHOES v i( 3)/ flexibility igs LEATHER QUALITY -3 H D cr ftsm ||sh|p \V 0\ SIZES: 2- 6J $13.90 vS 5 1 2 ***** AVAILABLE AT THE MAIN STORE BATA BLDfi. SPORE.39 words
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Advertisement109 1965-02-20 9 «o|^^l^fe KEEL for more comfort as you drive m m iiiiii 'mil ii i 11/ fIBWA Greatest highlight in the NEW CORTINA! A complete change of air cverv 40 seconds. Airliner type ducts (one either side of the facia panel) provide fresh. cool air to all parts of the car109 words
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Miscellaneous755 1965-02-20 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 K.L. Prnang Tamil; 6.10 Popeye The Sailor 6 Ipoh Malacca 6.17 The Little Rascals; 6.30 Huckleberry Hound; 7.00 News 2.30 p.m. Test Pattern And in English; 7.10 Cantonese Music; 3.00 Programme Sum- Opera; 730 I Love Lucy 800 mary; 3.02 Empire •Long News in Mandarin-755 words
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Miscellaneous97 1965-02-20 9 The tides TODAY Sedili Kechil 12.34 a.m. (7.Bft) 12.34 p.m (7.lft); Singapore 1.54 am i 9 2fii 147 p.m. c9.7ft); Port Dicki-on 9.19 .i.m. 'd.sft> 9.35 p.m. < 9.3 ft): Port Swettenham 8.24 a.m. 1 11.9 ft) 8.46 p.m. <13.51ti; Pen- >>"•» 1.03 a.m. (B.oft 3.41 p.m. (7.5 ft t.97 words
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Article, Illustration391 1965-02-20 10 FIRM TO SUPPLY LOCAL AND OVERSEAS DEMAND SINGAPORE'S Finance Minister, Dr. Coh Keng Swee. will tomorrow open the Mm Ngai Knitting Factory (Singapore) Ltd. the first of its kind in the State to manufacture singlets. The factory is sited at Jalan Jentera. Jurong Industrial Estate. The391 words
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Advertisement131 1965-02-20 10 Congratulations and Best Wishes to MIN NGAI KNITTING FACTORY (S) LTD., on the AUSPICIOUS OPENING of their NEW KNITTING FACTORY at JURONG FACTORY SITE SINGAPORE from MAYFAIR INVESTMENT LIMITED, MAYFAIR RUBBER LIMITED, UNITED ESTATES DEVELOPMENT LTD., KOK BAK WENG LEE BOON HUAT LIM CHER KHENG GRAND OFFICIAL OPENING TOMORROW BY131 words
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Advertisement123 1965-02-20 10 Congratulations Best Wishes to MIN NGAI KNITTING FACTORY (S)LTD. on the opening of their factory at the Jurong Industrial Estate, Singapore. Frnm:WONG WONGS ENGINEERING WORKS 1048-ln. Seranjjonn Road Singapore 12. Tel: ***** We are proud to have been entrusted in the con struction of the Steam Boiler Tank, Steel Structure123 words
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304 1965-02-20 11 DKAUING the. last paragraph of the letter (S.T. Feb. 12) from the Comptroller General of Income Tax where he states that a reader has < onf used the basis for pay-roll tax with the "fundamentally different" basis for income tax, makes one304 words
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194 1965-02-20 11 EARLY a month ago a x person who had sat for his final examinations at the university applied for a teaching post in Batu Pahat. Since the headmaster there needed a teacher with the qualflcation* that this person had, he immediately phoned the194 words
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Letter247 1965-02-20 11 \\'E are daily being reminded by our leaders of the seriousness of confrontation and the dangers of communalism. When the Chinese and Malays celebrated jointly their main religious holidays of the year. Tun Razak recalled "he had been able to sense and teel, as never before, the expression of247 words
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Letter28 1965-02-20 11 SUGGEST that the 1 postal anthorltles Issue a 15 cents stamp, making things more convenient for the public as well as post office staff. BUYER Muar28 words
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147 1965-02-20 11 PROVIDENT FUND: RAISING THE PAY-OUT ii I It correspondent P. J. seems bent on increasing the rate of contribution payable, t > the Central Provident Fund for employees with incomes of more than S5OO a month. This. H course, is not a matter for the board to decide. However, any147 words
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Letter165 1965-02-20 11 £AN someone please explain the current mania for digging up every major road in Singanore (as well as most minor ones)? We hear much these days of the marvellous progress In the State with new roads planned all over the place to connect up the tremendous165 words
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Letter111 1965-02-20 11 NOW I have seen everything! On my latest bill from the PUB. only the water consumption has been estimated, the item reading "W Dial Dirty." To substantiate this I inspected the meter myself and found that it was indeed coated with a film ol muck, caused by the111 words
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Letter67 1965-02-20 11 THE new Minister of Education says that recognition of foreign degrees particularly American degrees, is to be considered. In this connection. I would point out the longstanding problem of graduates from Indian universities, most of whom are found in our secondary schools teaching the major subjects in the67 words
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201 1965-02-20 11 Forgotten kampongs still in the dark... SINCE the PAP tame in:o power, many kampongs, even the most remote, have been provid°d with electricity. Roads leading into them have been metalled or covered with graphite. But what about the few kampongs situated at the far end of Florence Road 0 Many201 words
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Letter59 1965-02-20 11 IN view of 'he serious threat of Indonesian confrontation to our economy, every effort must be made to preserve it. The Government must therefore take oareful consideration when spending the taxpayer's money. The implementation of 18 hours of broadcasting daily .seems ridiculous, if not an economic waste, looked59 words
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158 1965-02-20 11 I REFER to the letter from "Agent" (S.T. Feb. 16 in which he complains about estimated bills. I have to point out that this matter of meter reading and estimated bills has been fully yenMlated In the Press only very recently. Consumers have been informed158 words
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88 1965-02-20 11 Cops and robbers behind S'pore's trees- REFER to Police Commissioner, Mr. Le Cain* rather fatuous letter (ST. Feb. 15 1. Surely the main function of the police Is the prevention of crime? The sight of a uniformed police officer is both a reassurance to the lawabiding citizen and a deterrent88 words
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Letter188 1965-02-20 11 'THAT V.A.S a very queer reply by the Commissioner of Police. Nowhere else in the world are traffic police like ours; in other countries they are thereto help motorists whereas ours appear to be on the look out to na\j the innocent motorist. The classic proof of this Is to188 words
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Letter65 1965-02-20 11 CINCE the Government is now reconstructing and expanding Bartley Road, the residents along the stretch from Jalan Labu Ayer at Sunshine Terrace to Bartley Road would be very grateful if it was ma.'le up into a decent road where they would not have to walk in and out65 words
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Advertisement216 1965-02-20 11 16 DAY ROUND TRIPS SINGAPORE TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN 1965 corning, sunning, dan d centaur offers every facility for +he relaxing, m 0 s h ,pw *„,&<-< *3sss cr enw 2 < c*e a llf #ime! Li Ye aboard in Fre^ d Astern Australia ROUND TRIP FARES MS7B4 to M216 words
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Advertisement610 1965-02-20 12 iCoullnurd irom I'aer N) SITUATIONS VACANT i. Wmtda READ the senior Appointments vacant tn The Sunday Mall eacn week. NURSE RECEPTIONIST for Clinic In District 18. Box A 6048 P T. I psjssj, WANTED LADY TYPIST with knowledge of Indian accounts. Apply Poai Box 1697 Singapore CERTIFICATES. DOCUMENTS PHOTOCOPY instantly.610 words
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Advertisement1127 1965-02-20 12 SITUATIONS VACANT li Words SS (Min.)-Box SO cts. txtra SUB-CONTRACTOR WANTED for f'.iH.ition of TV Aerials by prominent TV Sole Agents. Apply 1 lore i CHARMING WAITRESSES REQUIH EU by Popular iMteclub in J.B. Lodging win he provided if necessary, tor Inter-YM'u contact White House Hotel, 1. Jalan Besar, Singapore.1,127 words
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Advertisement891 1965-02-20 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT /S Word* SS (Mim.)— Box S* eta. txtra BUNGALOW. DISTRICT 11, fully furnished. 3 bedrooms (1 air-condition-n]'. 2 bathrooms, large sitting 'dlnmtrroom. For 6 months from 15/3/65. Phone Spore *****. SERVICE FLAT VACANT 11.3.63. Whole Floor Upstairs. Furnished. 2Bedrooms. Dlningroom, Slttlngroom. LounKe, Oarage. 283. Tanglln Road. Spore. Tel:891 words
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Advertisement827 1965-02-20 12 EDUCATION Ward* ft (Mi*.) Bax M rts. extre ENOLISH, MATHS.— AII Secondari's hy experienced University Graduate Tel: (Spore) *****/*****. TYPEWRITING, Shorthand, bookkeeping. English. Malay, and Mathematics, all levels. Commercial A Language Institution (Alr-condltlonedi. ir,;-c New Bridge Road. Singapore *****. RADIO AND TELEVISION Technicians are In great demand. Qualify course* conducted827 words
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Advertisement882 1965-02-20 12 BOATS. YACHTS FOR SALE IS Wards SS (MJM.y—Bax H rts. extra 14 FEET SPEED-BOAT. 00 B.P. Johnson. Excellent Condition Complete Equipment. Price $1,800.00. Tel: ***** Spore. BERMUDAN SLOOP 21FT naifdecked with centre plate. Inboard engine at RAF Seletar. Major Darnell Spore 54?21/7506. 15 FOOT CAVSENG half cabin railing boat with882 words
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Advertisement1040 1965-02-20 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Ward* U (Him.}— Bax tO eta, axtra GOOD USED CARS on easy payments. Contact: Tay And Vooo Used Car, 32, Benooolen Street. lei. ***** Spore. LAMBRETTA IMI. showroom condition. 11.000 miles. Accident tree. One owner. Extras. $800/- 0.n.0. Phone (Spore) 5996, LATE 196? FORD Falcon. Well1,040 words
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Advertisement1028 1965-02-20 12 FOR SALE It Words U (Mlm.h-Box M et*. axtrt BOOKS of every description by post. Speedy outitatloa aervlc*. State requirements to Feat Box 1730 ttlncapore. THE NEW FURNITURE-STYLING. York AlrcoDdltlonrn available at SitiKaport- Refrigeration Co.. Store, Tel. *****. DUTCH LAMPSHADE SHOP Removal Sale. To clear larapahHdet tit til 27/2/65. 20%1,028 words
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Advertisement510 1965-02-20 12 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) /S Words SS r-.Wn.)— Box Sn r«j. exfr, SOUTH EAST ASIA Hotel 3£1»4 Victoria Hotel ***** Bar/ReMtaurant HOTEL AMBASSADOR Seaside 4« Mever Road. Dancing Nightly. Tel: MM SLOANE COURT HOTEL. 17. i:iimonil Ronrt. Tangltn iComplr'ely Alr-i-unditmn-iii. Tal MM/1 Spore. BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore] is H',.rrf, ss fmu.)510 words
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Advertisement1288 1965-02-20 13 TO LIVERPOOL 1 WEST COAST UK Due S'pote Sails P. Sham Penang DIOMED liverpaal. Dublm Part ATREUS Livcrpaal. Glasgow Gla. 13 Fek 71 Fek 22 25 Fat 21 CALCHAS Liverpaal, Avonmouth Ftl 27/ 2 ASPHALION Liverpeel. I u '.gu* Fet 27 Mar 2 Mar 4 acapenor Liverpaal Mar i Mar1,288 words
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Advertisement1295 1965-02-20 13 HHH THE EAC LINES ■rnKf JrWw^aißanl X"*" 1 "oo't Sowiko it. roioix.) in who oo<» P^2h Pkma 7101. Pkaae *****. Phene 1311. Pkenc 823)1 SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH, LATTAKIA, GENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. GOTHENBURG AARHUS ANO COPENHAGEN Singapore P Sham Penang "MORELIA" (k) t. 31-32/71 Fek 221,295 words
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Advertisement1323 1965-02-20 13 1 benuline] EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS BENHIANT £1 Rotterdam Apr 11 Singapora Pt. Sham Penang Antwerp Apr 14 It Pt Fel 21 Fak 22/23 BENLOMOND (or lonoon Marl 4 Himburg Mar 23 Singapore Pt Sham Penang Rotterdam Mar 27 G1. 31 Telly Fak 21/22 Singapore P.1,323 words
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Advertisement1352 1965-02-20 13 w^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTO \l**"""l U.K. /Continent FLAMINIAN Havre, L'dor,, H'burt R'dam. Sport P. S K am Penang Antwerp, M'bro t. 23-24 22 Fet 23 25 Fek 21 Fek CITY OF WELLINGTON Lonoon. H'bu'g, R'dam, Havra Hull. G.angemouth 21 Fek/ 2 Mar 3/ 4 Mar CITY OF LEEDS1,352 words
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Article96 1965-02-20 14 MELBOURNE. Prl. INDUSTRIALS were steadier with 1 moves more In balance. Falls still exceeded rises. Bast metals and oils were mosti ly slightly lower. Mt. Isa dropped Bd. to 355. and Rrnsion Tin 4s. to 645. Mount Isa 35/1 N. Broken Hill (10a.) Ampol 11/3 Aust. Con. Ind96 words
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Article249 1965-02-20 14 nm.-v 1!> Thrr.- months. INDUSTRIALS tUmM.n<i t4 eta. N.-tiional iron eta. Ounlops 14 rts t'mteers 14 rta. eta M Com 12 eta V •imeltem 2« Pta. M. OihlM 10 ot» IS na McAllst*r 12 eta -.1 Ml iL'ct* M. Invest. 10 rta t v N 16 eta. 0.C.8.C.249 words
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Article70 1965-02-20 14 CHINESE Product Exehanxt, Smgapor. neon pncn p«r picul ynttrday: Coconut ail: bulk $631 ■rllera. drum tB6i nellera. Capri: F>r> /Mar. I K/ Continent: Unquotrd. Pepper: Muntok white SlS7t 8«ll«ra. Rarawak white 5155 aellrrii, np»olal Sarawak blark $145 sellrrs. garbled Lamponn blark $13^i(N) n.llera. ASTA $162t(N) sellers. Smxipere Coconut70 words
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Article80 1965-02-20 14 'THE Mai. an Exchange Banks' Association made these changes in Its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: nuylng TT 32 11/16, airmail on 32 13/16. 90 d/st. 33 3/16 in. li i. ills, M.VI 6 trade bills. Canada: tiuy.n.- TT 35), airmail OD ttt,80 words
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Article26 1965-02-20 14 Feb. 19. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE TO cents (up three-eighths of a rent). TIN: 5620.12. (down (S^.7.">). Unofficial cstimatrd offering 270 tons (up 10 tons).26 words
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731 1965-02-20 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHK Stock Exchange of X Malaysia continued its quiet spell yesterday with turnover practically unchanged in volume. Most counters only had turnovers of one or two thousand shares. The present low ebb of trading continues and the market fails to731 words
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Article26 1965-02-20 14 Malayan Stork Indies Feb. 18 Feb. 19 'Industrials: 78.71 7g/j 8 Tins: 105.90 IMJ3 rubbers: 105.43 105.49 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29, 1962=10026 words
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Article821 1965-02-20 14 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead CJ.oon) M> C.S Holding (1.O00) J2.07: Dunlopt $1.58 SL.. (7.00U) $1.59. (1.000) SI. Si; I. Smaltors (2.000)821 words
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Article241 1965-02-20 14 L\ .lilil w;\ first grade rubber x f.o.b. buyers dosed at 3 pjn. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at |Mj rents per Ib.. up thrfoeighths of a rent m; Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was steady R.A.S. and F.M.RJi. cloatag prices in cents per241 words
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Advertisement1156 1965-02-20 14 Y^ '"^KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Bast Canada and U.S.A. Craat Lakes Service i- --R Tokorttmt Montreal Iqronto Detroit ciictgo •Masisknsa Mtrs" 1J Mar 25 Mar 27 Apr 1 Mil I Mil 11 Mn Mikiisia* Mars" Mat I Apr 4 May I Miy 13 May IJ Mty Wast Coast oC Central/SoutH1,156 words
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Advertisement1045 1965-02-20 14 AUSTRALIA SERVICE/NEW ZEALAND INOIA PARISIAN AND P GULF btavici Tt: Brislast anl Sylney it Madras ••< Nafauttmia ROMBALA- 7i"ii>r 12/11 Mar 14/ Mast i4JMLi 4 ,Jt'X"lL Vmli '118 BANKURA- IS Mir 11/17 Mar II 21 Mar JaJJ}^ fi/24 m 2 MSS Ml£ LairttU. AacklaH, Dsitln. Tistara, RAJULA 12/U Apr M1,045 words
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Advertisement351 1965-02-20 14 O.S.E. LINE LOADING FOR L. MARQUES DURBAN CAPETOWN i'POßfc P b'HAM r>Eh4AN(j OCEAN UNITY" 20/21 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. A. Building,351 words
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Advertisement49 1965-02-20 14 PM alt >u«a i>NIUOELPHIA MOnllt NI iIRtiANS 1 hJUWOr. Smgaport R vtur -tntns aj ton << urieiat ALCOA VOTACER i. Port 22 21 Ftl 24 Mar M May Otll taakt atailallt rt> lam ntn)i cargsti agents: ORIENT LLOYD LTD. lei: Stnaptn *****/ I. a Ptrt Svettnloa 6511. n Nua| *****49 words
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643 1965-02-20 15 /CONDITIONS this week In vv rubber have been similar to last week with moderate turnover at times in the midst of long periods of Inactivity, and the tedious and seemingly inescapable 72 cents mean level remains as indeed It has since the January 28, say643 words
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Article32 1965-02-20 15 ON the Iret merlin*, mirktt In Honn Konx yesterday th« U.S. dollar was quoted at 0.731 for T.T. and 5 72 for caMi. Stirling was quoted at 16 and ant32 words
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427 1965-02-20 15 AFTER its five day rise, the Straits tin price in Penan? yesterday reacted and fell $3.75 per picul. The rise which started on February 12 added 59.87* to the price In London on Thursday tin held steady at small losses which by the427 words
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Article135 1965-02-20 15 SHIPS lyinc alongside the Singapore Harbour wharvss or «i (Meted S9 Kyozul Maru 10'il, Aeneas 15 16 Zulyo Maru 18, Song B« 19, Fuktiju Maru 21/22. Kelts 23/24, Tjibcxla!! 25/28 Captayannls 27/28. Mombasa Maru 29/30. Morella 31 '32, Burma Maru 33/34, Tamaasa Mam 3536, Ellen Maersk 3539.135 words
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Advertisement1294 1965-02-20 15 [^^^^^—^—^^—^^—mi^—^^—^^^^^m^^^^^^y QUALIFYING TEST 1965. A. Cambridge School Certificate Examination. 1966. B Combined Cambridge School Certificate Examination and the Malaysia Certificate of Education Examination (English medium). 1966. C. Malaysia Certificate of Education Examination (English medium). 1966. D. Malaysia Certificates ot Education (Malay medium), 1966. A Qualifying Test for candidates wishing to1,294 words
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Advertisement692 1965-02-20 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens with the stipulated qualifications and experience for the vacancies scheduled below:— APPOINTMENTS: (a) BOILERMAN, GRADE I (Daily Rated) (b) BOILERMAN. GRADE II (Daily Rated) WAGE SCALE: (a) Basic $5.00 per day and Variable Allowance: $2.05 per day. (b) Basic692 words
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Advertisement843 1965-02-20 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Requires SYSTEM CONTROL ENGINEERS for St. James' and Pasir Panjang Power Stations in salary scale $785xA45- 1.280 Qual Bar 1.325-1.370-1.420 (basic)— the commencing basic salary to be dependent upon applicants' qualifications and experience plus variable allowance as payable from time843 words
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Advertisement545 1965-02-20 15 TENDERS J.K.R. TRENGGANU TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors in Class 'BX' and above up to 3.0 d p.m. on 7th March. 1965. at the Office of the State Engineer. P.W.D. Trengganu at Kuala Trengganu for CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW SUPER MARKET AT KCDAI PAYANG. KUALA545 words
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Advertisement226 1965-02-20 15 DIETHELM CO. LTD. have vacancies in Smyapore for TWO QUALIFIED DRAUGHTSMEN to assist furniture designers. Previous experience as furniture M architectural draughtsman essential, and carpentry background desirable but not necessary. Applicants must be below 28 years old and able to converse freely in English. Position offers chance to participate in226 words
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145 1965-02-20 16 The Duke gives S'pore fans a treat POLO SINGAPORE. Fit— The Duke of Edinburgh; showed today why he is rated the second best polo player in Britain. thj Duke's brilliance nabled the Singapore 5 010 Club to score seven goals rithout reply from the Paiann iMid Johore Combined earn, who145 words
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148 1965-02-20 16 BADMINTON f ONDON. Fri— Lee Kin: Tat of Malaysia, who has won the event four times in the last five years. reached the men's singles semifinals in the Essex open badminton championships at Leyton last night. Recently. Kin Tat lost hisReuter - 148 words
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195 1965-02-20 16 By KEN FERNANDEZ Kuala Lumpur. Friday rpHE Football Association of Malaysia today turned down the request made to them by Fifa, the world soccer controlling body, to stage the Asian zone matches of the World Cup in Kuala Lumpur.195 words
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Article126 1965-02-20 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. Johore Malays recovered from 2-0 arrcirs at half-time to lammer Singapore Malays into 5-3 sub- j mission in the Sultans" Gold Cup soccer competition at Jalan Besar < .stadium tonight. j Defending champions Singapore looked set for victory when they led 2-0 at half-time126 words
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Article71 1965-02-20 16 SOCKET Kiirndlics: Tengku M.uinv.ui Sch. Teachrrs 0 Ratnbler.s In\ration 0 tat Snore): Teachers 3 St Francis As«n 1 (Malacca): I Undrr-23: Rangers 3 NSCRC 1: j women: Hanmau 4 Convent 0 (Seretnbmn). •OGCU l4Jiid!ir,: 17 Gurkha Signals j 3 R.oali C.imt) 1 (Sc.cmbini: Denniatown 2 kaiumparg 2 (P. i71 words
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691 1965-02-20 16 Machado's team of 64 to meet S'pore club GOLF IZUALA UJMPUR, Fri. 1Y —A. S. Machado, captain of the Royal Selangor Golf Club, will lead a RSGC team of 64 golfers against the Singapore Island Country Club in their annual match here tomorrow and on Sunday. The Singapore team will691 words
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646 1965-02-20 16 156 HORSES FOR SPRING MEET AT PENANG RACE ENTRIES DENANG, Fri. A L total of 156 horses has been entered for the Spring Meeting here on Feb. 28. Mar. 3 and 7. The entries comprise 27 horses in Class One. 78 in I Class Five and 51 in Class Six.646 words
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221 1965-02-20 16 HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. POLICE Depot today beat Selangor Police, the holders, 2-0 in the final of the inter-contingent hockey competition for the Hannigan Shield on the Depot ground The goals were scored In each half by former Perak player. Raja Abu Bakar,221 words
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Article233 1965-02-20 16 CRC, Sepoy Lines win again pENANG, Frl. Chinese ReX creation Club and Sepoy i_,nes Recreation Club kept up their winning form in today's matches In the Penang hockey league Yesterday both teams won their ties and this evening CRC whip- ped Police 6-2 at Victoria Green while SLRC edged City233 words
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211 1965-02-20 16 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE. Pri. Ceylon Sports Club, who have already won the 1965 SHA league first division title, meet last year's champions. Singapore Recreation Club, in the last match in the league at Farrer Park tomorrow. The cosmopolitan CSC have won all211 words
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Article22 1965-02-20 16 IPOH. Fri The Roynl Perak Motor Club will hold their kilometre sprint on the Batu Oa-jah-Siputrh Ro»d on Feb. 28.22 words
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Article23 1965-02-20 16 IPOH. Pn. Perak Cricket Association will hold its annual general meeting at the YMCA fcere on Feb. 28 at 4.30 p.m.23 words
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Article210 1965-02-20 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Federation Supply nnd Transport Services toppied the defend- ing champions. Royal Malay Regiment, with an Impressive 2-0 win in the sefi-flnals of the Inter- j Corps Regiment hockey tourna- 1 ment at Rifle Range Road today. In the final tomorrow FSTS will meet210 words
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Advertisement92 1965-02-20 16 MAKE YOUR QRSJ DRINK A GIN TONIC Such perfect partners in light sophisticated refreshment Gordon's Gin and FAN Extra Dry Tonic... such perfect partners for warm youthful company Gordon's Gin and F&N Extra Dry Tonic. There's something rather different about a Gin n' Extra. It's not a soft drink, nor92 words
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Miscellaneous80 1965-02-20 16 Racing schedule Ist Day Cl. One. Dlvs. 1 and Cl. Five Dlvs. 1 and 2— 7 f; Cl. Six Dlv. I— s'-..f and 7f; Div. 2-7 f. 2nd Day: Cl. Five Dlvs. 1, 2 and 3— 6 f: Dlv. 3— 7 f; Cl. Six Dlvs. 1, J and 3— 680 words
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Article191 1965-02-20 17 Race 1 CARPET BAGGER Race 2 I T »P a cur K Ce Z Rashjet EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY PRECIOUS JADE JOSKER d™ i High Light Sir Mint Joskrr Precious Jade CARPET BAGGER TAPAGEUR p... 2 T »ps>reur Bahnam Rashjet Carpel Bagger TRUMPS TRUMPS R Mon Cheri QwNM nßce191 words
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971 1965-02-20 17 Epsom Jeep - Improving Trumps has beating of rivals Epsom Jeep RACING with BEST BETS are Trumps (Race Three), Dust Fury (Race Four) and Panglima Kambau (Race Seven). THE GOING should be very good. I^Rl MPS, who was thrice runner-up in his last four outings, deserves a winning turn. I make him my971 words
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373 1965-02-20 17 -Spotlight on the fancied runners EPSOM JEEP spot, lights the fancied runner* at Bukit Timah tomorrow: RACK OXK Fast And Furious lost his chance at the start last week; won over Penung M last month. Globe Stream second to St. Janeiro over 6f last week; will appreciate extra furlong. Hallan:373 words
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Article159 1965-02-20 17 IPOH. F; i The first Peruk i closed tennis championships, scheduled to betiin on the Municipal grass courts here tomorrow, h.i.s received poor support from players in tho state. There are only 11 competitors in the men's singles and eieh? purs for the men's doubles. The159 words
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Article1384 1965-02-20 17 Race 1 2.0 Cl 4 Div 4 ($7,000) 7? 1 ***** Joskrr IV s (K.Y. Llm) Daniels, 69 0 (F) *A'imad 3 2 0077K Joysiver (Mr. Mrs. L.M. Foo) Tulloh. 5 8.12 »Nawari 10 3 ***** Precious Jade g (Llm Chew) Donnelly. 5 8.7 (SF) Lee 11,384 words
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Miscellaneous93 1965-02-20 17 TODAY'S SPORTS DIARY RI'GUKR BCC 'sevens' HOCKEY Jardine Troohv MM OHQ -B- v RAF Seletar;, final: FSTS v RMAF pT' »d.2m 4 45. 8 f r 3rd PI RMR v Stenals (3.45. \nrrva r«M r..»- both matches at R Range Rd S«»( ES Sultans (.old Cup: KL > n, cor93 words
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922 1965-02-20 18 IPOH, Friday TMK Assistant Comptroller of Income Tax, I poll. Mr. H.G. Phillip. 42. w;is refused to be given the account books of a company on several occasions, while on official duty, by the chairman of the board of directors922 words
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Article50 1965-02-20 18 SEOUL. Fri. Nearly 300 opposition politicians. Including about 50 National Assembly members, today clashed with batonswinging police In City Hall Plaza when police broke up their meeting against the visit of the Japanese Foreign Ministers, Mr. Eisusaburo Shiina. Many opposition politicians were feared Injured Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Obituary23 1965-02-20 18 MEMORIAL SERVICE for the late Mn John !.<-. ci.mi Kirn Lam on s:.iurday February 20th. .vuo p.m.. Holy Trinity Chur. h. SlnKapor*.23 words
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Obituary122 1965-02-20 18 MR HCNC AH MAX. axed V 3. passed away peacefully i.n Friday. 19th February :it 3» Gentle Road. Singapore. ■fawn* behind his belowd "if*, four ■oiik Chin Lol. Chin Teck, Oiin Hock. Ch Rim, .«ix (tauchtrrs. Chin MonK. Lol NIonK. Ai Mr*. On NlonK, Irrne and Ann, four sons-in-law.122 words
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Article335 1965-02-20 18 LONDON, Fri. Despite endaccount proflttaklng. the stock markets fully maintained their firm tone today and equities provided many good features. Business was more active. Company news was again the main stimulating force and the shares of companies announcing good results and those with statements in the offing were335 words
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Article50 1965-02-20 18 LONDON, Prl. Spot 22>id.. Mar. 22-3/16 U. Apr. 22'sd., May 22-ia6d.. Apr. June 22'^d., July/ Sept. 21-13 16d.. Oct. Dec. 21--11 16d Jan. Mar. 21-9. 16d.. Apr./ June 21 2 d.. July Sept. 21-7/16 d.. Oct., Dec 21 \d.. c.l.f. Mar. 21 Apr. 21 \d Tone: Quiet after steady.50 words
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Article25 1965-02-20 18 LONDON. Fri Buyers £1237. sellers £1240, Forward buyers £1233. sellers £1235, Settlement £1238. Turnover a.m. 115 tons. p.m. 60 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.25 words
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289 1965-02-20 18 I've won round one, says £400 mil claimant I ONDON, Fri. A Chicago musician. Mr. John Perring, who is claiming a £400 million debt from the Bank of England, said yesterday the bank had accepted his identity and his right to an English baronetcy. "They are now going over myReuter - 289 words
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Article24 1965-02-20 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Bank Negara Malaysia has received up to yesterday a total of 53.212.910.05 for the National Defence Fund.24 words
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Article, Illustration159 1965-02-20 18 OOLLYWOOD. Fri. Oscar-winning actress Patricia N c a 1 (above) underwent a brain operation yesterday after suffering two strokes overnight, her studio reported here. The 39-year-old Miss Neal, who won an Academy award for playing the slatternly housekeeper in "Hud" last year, is inReuter - 159 words
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140 1965-02-20 18 Instilling civil defence sense into the people I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A iV committee will be set up soon to look into the task of inculcating civil defence consciousness among the people, the Minister of Sabah Affairs and Civil Defoncp. Dato Donald Stephens, said here today. He was speaking to reporters140 words
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525 1965-02-20 18 Grim race terror stories at inquiry JACKSON (Missis- sippi). I ri. Negroes and whites yesterday told the IS. Civil Rights Commission grim stories of terrorism, beatings, bombings and alleged racial injustice in Mississippi. Two Negrors testified they were stripped and flogged by hooded whites with whips and guns. A white525 words
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Article160 1965-02-20 18 HOLLYWOOD. Friday. VI ARLON Brando was today awarded custody of ITI his six-year-old son but a judge ordered that the boy, Christian Dcvi, must live with his sister. At the end of a five-day hearing the judge ordered Brando's former wife, Anna Kashfi, toReuter - 160 words
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Article59 1965-02-20 18 LONDON Fri. The Scotland Yard murder squad hunting London's sex strangler went to a backstreet garage today and seized bundles of women's clothing. Soon afterward a man was reported under police questioning in Shepherd's Bush heart of the West London area, in which six street girlsAP - 59 words
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Article36 1965-02-20 18 JAKARTA. Fri— The American Consulate and its ground floor library in the north Sumatra city of Medan today reopened as usual a day after It was stormed by a Communist led mob APAP - 36 words
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Advertisement65 1965-02-20 18 Late classified advertisements I Yiorit S/J (Minimum i KWEE: TO IRENE and Edmund a I -on on 19 2/6.1. Thankn to obstetrician and niir-inu *taff of X.X.M H. LIM— TO LUCY and Roland a aon, it Younnhnv M.mon:il Hospital, on IS Thank* to l>r. Coffin and staff. CHRISTOPHER: To Kanmani65 words
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Miscellaneous45 1965-02-20 18 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 72 Kota Bharu 72 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 93 75 Malacca 91 73 Singapore 90 73 C. Highland 72 5745 words
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