The Straits Times, 23 February 1965
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Title Section21 1965-02-23 1 average: daily certified sale exceeds 135,000 tie**"*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 100521 words
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Article552 1965-02-23 1 'Squabbles between Generals' report FRANCE WARNS: MILITARY SOLUTION WILL BE DIFFICULT SAIGON, Monday ANTI-AIRCRAFT guns and recoilless rifles were dragged into position in Saigon Airport today as a team of emissaries from the Armed Forces Council conferred with the ousted armed forces commander, Lieut.-Cen. Nguyen Khanh inReuter; AP; UPI - 552 words
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103 1965-02-23 1 Bourguiba: Unwise to oppose Malaysia CAIRO, Mon. President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia said here today it would be an unwise policy to oppose the birth of Malaysia. Addressing a press conference, he asserted that the birth of Malaysia as a united country, free from the yoke of imperialism and itsAP - 103 words
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Article51 1965-02-23 1 LONDON. Mon. Several nun- dred teenage fans screamed good- i bye as the Beatles left London Airport today aboard a special flight for the Bahamas. The pop-.singing quartet will be on location there for a new film I In which they appear as gun-tot- ing cowboys.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration489 1965-02-23 1 Malaysian tells court of parachute jump into Labis with Indons MUAR, Monday A MALAYSIAN, Wong Chung Yu alias Ah Thay, 38, who parachuted into Labis with several Indonesian invaders in September last year, was sentenced to death by Mr. justice Azmi in the High Court here489 words
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Article77 1965-02-23 1 \y.\\ YORK. Mon. Toiler today blamed tin assassination of Malcolm X on liis enemies in the Blark Muslim movement and feared followers of the Negro nationalist may be plannine violent reprisals. Police sources said six associate* of the slain black supremacist, who was head of the Organisation of77 words
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171 1965-02-23 1 TENGKU READY TO MEET SOEK IN TOKYO KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TH.MiKI' Abdul Rahman is prepared lo meet President Soekarno in Tokyo during the Asian Football Confederation meeting in April if the Indonesian leader wishes it. The Tengku said today: "We are always open for any talks designed for peace. If171 words
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Article50 1965-02-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Imported beer will cost more from tomorrow. Leading importers put up wholesale prices today, four days after the Government added 40 cents a gallon total duty on foreign beer. A large bottle of imported beer will cost between 25 cents and 35 cents more.50 words
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Article44 1965-02-23 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tan Soon Gey. 36. of Jalan Yee Ming. Johore Bahru, vva.s killed tonight when his motor-cycle skidded at the 11 milestone. Sembawang Road. Eye-witnesses to the accident are asked to contact Inspector Tan Ban Jin. of the Traffic Accidents Branch.44 words
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Article44 1965-02-23 1 LONDON. Mon— An»hcan Primate Dr. Michael Ramsey, the Archbishop of Canterbury, left by plane today for New York at the start of a trip to the United States. Australia. New Zealand and Singapore. He Is due in Singapore on April 3— UPI.UPI - 44 words
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Article91 1965-02-23 1 TOKYO. Mon. At least 13 t miners are reported to have died In nn explosion which trapped scores of others In a coalpit In central Hokkaido. Japans main northern Island, today Police said six men had been rescued so far from the pit at Yubarl. aboutReuter - 91 words
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110 1965-02-23 1 'Give up $3m' offer by slain man's sons AMRITSAR. Mon. Two sons of former Punjab Chief Minister. Pratap Singh Kairon. who was assassinated a fortnight ago. have offered to surrender all the assets they accumulated while their father was in office. They are Surinder Singh i Kairon and Gurinder SinghReuter - 110 words
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Article49 1965-02-23 1 ADEN, Mon. Yemen today ordered the expulsion ot the head of a West German aid mission j and gave him 48 hours to leave ths country. Sana Radio reported. The announcement was given in a brief Government statement I broadcast on the radio. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article25 1965-02-23 1 ROME. Mon. A six-man com- i mercial delegation from Red China arrived here today to open a trade office in Rome. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article50 1965-02-23 1 CANBERRA. Mon. Three Australian Navy ships will sail for Singapore on Wednesday for duties in Southeast Asian waters, the Navy Minister. Mr Fred Chancy. announced today. The force will Include the Australian flagship, the aircraft carrier Melbourne, as well as a frigate and a replenishment tanker. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article191 1965-02-23 1 Britain cuts import tax by 5 pc LONDON. Mon. Britain today announced a cut ot live per cent in the 15 per cent surcharge on industrial imports, which it imposed four months ago. The ni-w figure of 10 per cent will takr effort from April 27. Mr. James Callaghan. ChancellorReuter - 191 words
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Article25 1965-02-23 1 BIG WARNING MOSCOW. Mon —Marshal Roilion Malinovsky. Soviet Pefa— Minister toniuht warned IS \v;ir j in Vietnam could expand int.. "bin war Renter.Reuter - 25 words
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GOLDWATER: U.S. SHOULD RISK BOMBING HANOI
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Article, Illustration350 1965-02-23 2 Nasser hits West for sending arms to Israel CAIRO, Monday. £GYPT'S President Nasser warned Israel, West Germany and the Western powers yesterday that the Arab world stood united against them and was prepared "to meet force with force." Nasser also warned the peoples of the Arab world that Israel wasReuter; AP - 350 words
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Article107 1965-02-23 2 ALGIERS. Mon. President Ahmed Ben Bella said yesterday Algeria would break diplomatic rrjations with West Germany if Bonn breaks off relations with Egypt, the Algerian Pre.ss srrvire reported. "If the crisis between the United Arab Republic and tVr.st Germany results mi a rupture ofAP - 107 words
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Article29 1965-02-23 2 ADEN. Mon.— Two Arabs beilev- ed id hare been carrying explosives I were killed In an explosion here last niuht. Several others were lnHi red.29 words
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145 1965-02-23 2 I ONDOX. Mon— An 11--man delegation left here by phinr for Hone hunt yesterday to boost British exports to (he Far East. The party was made up of members of the London and Birmingham chambers of commerce and led by Mr.145 words
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157 1965-02-23 2 Indon who cheated a bank to die for 'subversion' JAKARTA, Mon A private bank employee was today sentenced to death by a special tribunal here on charges of having "disrupted the nations economy." Chiu Hun Sin. 33, who worked (or Jakarta's Bt-n--tens; Bank is the first person to have receivedAP - 157 words
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Article88 1965-02-23 2 ADELAIDE. Mon— An airliner turned back and divebombed AdeI laide airport today— with a bunch ol keys. Businessman J. T. Sampson dis--1 covered as the airliner took off on I the 500-mile hop to Melbourne 1 that he still had his house and car keysReuter - 88 words
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194 1965-02-23 2 UN teachers told 'Quit Congo' then 'come back' plea T EOPOLDVILLE. Moi> J Sixteen Unesco teachers expelled by the Congo Government yesterday for alleged subversive activities have boon asked to return to their posts. The reversal of the expulsion order arrived at Leopoldvill«- s NdJIU Airport moments al!or polir< hustled194 words
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Article44 1965-02-23 2 LONDON, Mon— The CalouM* Gulbonkiun Foundation. Which over the Uuri seven ye:ir.s h.is given £20.000 U) help extensive excavation of the Niah caves In Borneo, hiis announced ;i further gran) <>f £5.000 to [he Sarawak Musi urn, iMT of the pxcavation.44 words
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277 1965-02-23 2 COLOMBO, Monday 1 rpHE opposition leader. Mr. Dudley Sena- 1 n a y a k c yesterday charged that Communist China was interfering with Ceylon's election campaign. He said that Mrs. Sirlmavo Bandaranalke's Government had been showing utter unwillingness to Investigate impartially theUP - 277 words
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Miscellaneous24 1965-02-23 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby if VTO UINDBB 7t? OBSTRUCT) "1 (HOW DO YOU) /,u OTUE(Z^\ UNDERSTAND?/ WORDS I CANT y V. uave {T^y24 words
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Article, Illustration140 1965-02-23 3 Clay's Chicago home set ablaze by arsonists pmCAGO, Mon. A lire last night gutted the second ;inrl third floors of a three-storey block of Mats here where heavyweight champion Cassius (lav Ines. N'i nnr, was reported hurt. (Ti>. uhi lives on the third floor, saiil he was out at aReuter - 140 words
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118 1965-02-23 3 RUSSIA LAUNCHES SECOND 3-IN-ONE SPACE SHOT \IOSCOW. Mon. Russia i today hurled three unmanned satellites into space from one booster rocket— the second time she has done this in six months. The Sputnik* Cosmos 54. 55 and 56 carry scientific Instruments to probe outer space. Last August three similar SputniksReuter - 118 words
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Article114 1965-02-23 3 Man alive after 72 hours in snow CTEWART. (British (.<>- lumhi 1 1. Mon A man was found alive today after 72 hours beneath a snowslide at tbe Grandue mining camp near hexe. The camo was inundated in a gigantic slide of snow, ice and debris last Thursday. A briefReuter - 114 words
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Article, Illustration186 1965-02-23 3 Malcolm X shot down as he talks to followers TWO NEGROES HELD FOR MURDER NEW YORK, Monday. X, fiery Negro nationalist leader, was assassinated in a hail of bullets while addressing a meeting of his followers in Harlem yesterday. Three other men were wounded in the wild melee which broke186 words
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180 1965-02-23 3 'Work for nothing' cast barred by union LONDON. Mon. The British actors' union, Equity, last night barred the cast of a London musical from working for nothing for one week in a bid to keep it going. I The musical melodrama. "The Wayward Way," raa for a record breaking 26Reuter - 180 words
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536 1965-02-23 3 MALCOLM'S scorn of whites dated from his early life. He once said, mdi:- eating his black shoes: "My father was the colour of this and my mother, whose mother was raped by a white man, was light enough to pass forReuter - 536 words
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Article39 1965-02-23 3 BELGRADE. Mon. The Austrian Chancellor. Dr. Josef Klaus. will pay an official visit to Yugoslavia from March 23 to 26 at the invitation of the Prime Minister. Mr. Peter Stnmbolic. It was an-' nounred here last night. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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120 1965-02-23 3 I ONDON, Mon.— New techniques in electron microscopy have opened up a fresh line of investigation in the fight against the crippling disease of arthritis, it was announced here today. The British Arthritis and Rheumatism Council said it was making an additional researchReuter - 120 words
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83 1965-02-23 3 LONDON. Mon. Britain* youngest doctors' organisation the General Practitioners' Association, decided here today tn back the powerful British Medical Association in current pay negotiations with the Government. Britain's 23.000 family doctor* who had asked for a pay rise costing £18 million a year wer»Reuter - 83 words
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Article56 1965-02-23 3 MOSCOW. Mon. Premier Alcxei Kosygin was 61 years old yesterday. There was no public notice of it in the Soviet Union. Birthdays of Soviet leaders usually go unnoticed. Exceptions were celebrations for the 70th birthdays of both Stalin and Mr. Khrushchev, who were later criticised forAP - 56 words
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227 1965-02-23 3 JOINT EXPEDITION TO MOON BY U.S., RUSSIA URGED JONDON. Mon. Mr. Kenneth Gatland, vice-chairman of rhe British Interplanetary Soc i c ty. said yesterday the space race should be called off. He also criticised the American Apollo space programme on grounds of safety. He said that the photographs flashed backReuter - 227 words
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Advertisement89 1965-02-23 3 BUILD STRONG BONES INCREASE WEIGHT provides all this and \^o\ many more essential vitamins to build HEALTHY CHILDREN Wf Junivite multi vitamin syrup is specially ■LmM m made for children It contains vitamins A,B. C, and D in a palatable syrup with concenI^JdSS^H trated orange juice. For vitamin protection I89 words
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Advertisement455 1965-02-23 3 '.•>••• HELU) /dlK* to* 8 IAD| R fffifrk -J rIEIK The Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society, Ltd.. Is In the lead again. We have a Snecial Life Assurance Policy for young ladles and for future brides In particular. It is a special policy for young ladies. If a young lady takes455 words
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Article, Illustration635 1965-02-23 4 EIGHT OF 11 ARMED MEN WERE LOCAL PEOPLE', COURT IS TOLD JOHORE BAHRU. Mon ABDUL RELATES HOW HE PUT UP BAND FOR NIGHT AND LATER WENT TO TELL THE POLICE A POXTIAX fisherman today told the Johore A Bahru High Court that, soon after being confronted by635 words
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Article109 1965-02-23 4 MINISTRY ACTS ON 'DUMPING' SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Ministry of Health is stepping up action against persons responsible for indiscriminate depositing of refuse. This was announced by the Ministry In a statement which gave details of seven persons who had been fined $25 each by the 9th magistrate's court on Thursday.109 words
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Article29 1965-02-23 4 SINOAPORE. Mon. Professor J.H.M. Pinkerton. Professor of Midwifery and Gynaecology at Queen's University, Belfast, will lecture at the Kandang Kerbau Lecture Theatre on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.29 words
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Article, Illustration226 1965-02-23 4 SINGAPORE, Mon tTTHE Minister for National I Development, Mr. Llm Kirn San. will declare open the eighth Shell traffic game at the miniature road system of the Kallang Safety First playground on Mar. 9 at 5 p.m. Shortly after the official opening. 40226 words
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Article148 1965-02-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Driving Instructors' Association today urged traffic authorities to reconsider the recent ban on certain roads in the Chinatown area to learner drivers. The new ban which took effect on Feb. 19 prohibits the following roads to learner drivers Kreta Ayer. Keong Siak. Jiak148 words
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Article189 1965-02-23 4 Port union renews its offer SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association today reiterated its offer to the Port of Singapore Authority to refer its present wage dispute to an independent arbitration tribunal. The SHBSA was replying to a call made by the PSA's acting Staff Manager, Mr. I189 words
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Article33 1965-02-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Joint Group of the Toe H and Toe H Women's Association will hold a "hat" debate at their meeting at Talbot House tomorrow at 8.30 P-m.33 words
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477 1965-02-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. AN appeal by the Army Civil Service Union against the decision of Mr. Justice Kulasekaram, holding that the union's executive council had no power to impose a building levy without a prior secret ballot of members, was dismissed by the Federal Court477 words
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205 1965-02-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A secondary school stu- dent. alleged to have I seriously injured his neigh- I bour. described as "a powerful and influential man in their kampong," was acquitted by the Second Criminal District Court today. Sim Song Kw-ee, of Woodlands, had205 words
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Article28 1965-02-23 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Water will be cut off in Jalan Membtna between Tiong Bahru Road and Kirn Tian Road on Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.28 words
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Advertisement273 1965-02-23 4 spore CAPITOL coming soon FEDERAL k.l. JOHN FORDS eKXE l^#aE l a«MHffs%lfae i I^-ff^T^^ Filmed by 6-time K*ml uTtm Academy Award .Jr ff '^3^ winner John Ford J-f^^r^j ...with a massive U 'fjjF m /'ft all-star cast RICHARD WIDMARK CARROLL BAKER KARL MALDEN SAL MIMEQ RICARDO MONTALBAN DOLORES DEL RIO273 words
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Advertisement438 1965-02-23 4 x«w snowi\4.! Horn, 1.30, 4.001] 100, 3.30, 6.30 A 9.30 pm. II 6.4S 4.9 15 pm FIINF »»»L0« AXKETTC FllllCdll ODEON: VXT CHANGE! GOLDEN EAGLES CHU HOONG KAO YUAN Mondorjft with English Subtitles LAST HAY! 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 I 9.30 p.m. CHEVALIER* MANSFIELD 'PANIC BUTTON' OPENS TOMORROW! L tfsSwlNG ME438 words
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Miscellaneous548 1965-02-23 4 PijTand out by air M-HK followlnK l« today 1 nchidule I bul. Bombay IKOS 389> 5.40 ».m. 1 of civil aircraft movement! at 'rom Lalman IKGS 3«t«) 5.10 p.m. P«ya I-«bar airport Slnxapore: VUtnam: Krom Saigon (VN ARRIVAL* M 6) 53 Pm BOAC: Krom HonK Kong (BA OIPARTURIS T»l> 215548 words
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187 1965-02-23 5 Alliance M.P. denies 'plot' to oust Perlis Mentri l/^ANGAR. Mon. An Alliance Member of Parliament, Haji Mokhtar bin Ismail, today sent to the police an anonymous pamphlet alleging that he was aspiring to the post of Mentri Besar of Perlis. Signed "Mambang Sari." the pamphlet, copies of which hove been187 words
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Article21 1965-02-23 5 TANGKAK. Mon. A planter. Jamuluddin bin Haji Nor. 62. has died m a lallang fire at Bultit Gumbir.21 words
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Article, Illustration277 1965-02-23 5 pEN A N G'S hole -in heart twins. Mary Therese (left) and Mary Celine (right), now staying in the Penang Convent, will leave for Perth. Western Australia, tomorrow for an operation that will allow them to live a normal life. The twins, aged277 words
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Article84 1965-02-23 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— Seven University of Singapore students w-ill sail in the State of Madras on Wednesday on a two-and-a-half-month study and goodwill tour of India and Pakistan. The group of two girls and five boys, all members of the Historical Society at the university, will make84 words
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158 1965-02-23 5 A LOR STAR. Mon. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said here today the I Central Government would organise more Solidarity Weeks throughout the country as it was satisfied that the week held last November had success- fully united158 words
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Article38 1965-02-23 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— Detective* arrested a "fighter" of the Black Panther secret society. 24 Rrouo. in .1 bur m Klang Lnne yesterday i afternoon. He was detained under j the Criminal Law (Temporary I Provisions 1 Ordinance.38 words
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177 1965-02-23 5 A PENANG MALAY MOVE FOR TRAWLER FISHING pENANG. Mon. Ma- lay fishermen in Penang have agreed to support a move to form a co-operative society to j do trawler fishing in Penang. A newly-established Malay enterprise in Jelutong plan* to submit a memorandum to the Minister of Agriculture 1 and177 words
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Advertisement194 1965-02-23 5 Speaking of Comfort... A -flight on a mighty THAI INTERNATIONAL Caravelle jet is the comfortable culmination of years of research and more than half a decade of Caravelle operation by leading airlines throughout the world. A perfect setting for the famed Royal Orchid Service, with superb cuisine, fine Wines and194 words
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Advertisement423 1965-02-23 5 IINGAPORE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Telephone Subicribers in Singapore are being osked by circulor, if they with to have their names printed in bold type in the next and future editions of the Singapore Telephone Directory (English and Chinese Editions). Subscribers who have not received (or not returned) such circulars should complete423 words
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Miscellaneous314 1965-02-23 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS rd the day before— it's on Perhaps the sea-cooks bmmn nail making »7). Is used (or game? < 7-5 > 7 It's a gladness of a sort found 8 Expel from the assembly? <4, In church, perhaps <7. I). 3>. 10. Retract duplicate directions S. Call314 words
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Article48 1965-02-23 6 IPOH. Mon. The Raja Muda and Raja Di-Hilir of Peralc will attend the annual dinner of the Peralc branch of the Technical Association of Malaya here on Saturday as guests of honour. The branch association will hold its annual meeting the following morning.48 words
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Article23 1965-02-23 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Sultan of Selangor will oven the new session of the State Assem- j bly here on Wednesday.23 words
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276 1965-02-23 6 PENANG. Monday rpHE former Mayor, A Mr. Ooi Thiam, Siew, said today not a single Alliance City Councillor had opposed the establishment of a City Council Malay Affairs section, to which the Penang Umno divisional headquarters has objected. "This appears276 words
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Article128 1965-02-23 6 JESSELTON. Mon ANOTHER 100 Gor- don Highlanders. led by* Major Maitland. flew in here from Edinburgh this morning. It was the fourth batch to arrive in Sabah this month. The men later left for Kota Belud. 50 miles from here, to undergo a year of128 words
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Article318 1965-02-23 6 ALLIANCE M.P. APPEALS TO GOVT SINGAPORE, Mon ypt- Tan Kee Gak M p or Malacca Bandar, and a prominent Malayan Chinese Association leader, has called for a speedy establishment of the proposed Malaysian Common Market. "We hope the Singapore and Central Governments can come to318 words
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75 1965-02-23 6 180 POLICE RECRUITS TO TRAIN I_IN X.L. SINGAPORE, Mon. About 180 police recruits will i leave here in April for i basic police training in Kuala Lumpur. On gra- I duatlon they will join the Singapore contingent of the Royal Malaysia Police. About 70 per cent of the new recruits75 words
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169 1965-02-23 6 Wanted: $2,750 a month deputy superman KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A $2,750 a month Job is being offered to a Malaysian —to be No. 2to th« "superman" in the rubber industry, Dr. L. C. Bateman. the Controller of Rubber Research. Applications for the post of Deputy Controller of Rubber Research with169 words
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Article29 1965-02-23 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A. Suppiah nnd Mohammed Salleh were today lined $25 each in a magistrate '.s court for punching Achaltutty Joseph at Pasir Pan.jang Road yesterday.29 words
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Article35 1965-02-23 6 LONDON. Mon. Dato C. M Sheridan. former Attorney- General of Malaya, has boon ap- pointed chairman of the Traffic J Commissioners and Licensing Authority for the East Midland traffic area In England.35 words
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Article59 1965-02-23 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Moij. A labourer. Hin Nooi. 23. of Ampans new village, was killed when the scooter she was riding pillion and a flve-ton cement mifrr truck collided at the sth miles Man Cheras. The rider Loh N;,it Pah, 22. nlto a labourer, was admitted to59 words
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Miscellaneous164 1965-02-23 6 Mh-tf ««/i Ufi I T. itantiin PIPNT 7WEY HX THE AGE^^R. TWASSA LC*»d I OH, I'M SURE ,V «3 I WEU.,«HALLv3FgoI^*-\ IBY THE WAY. tXX_ 'Sf^^i^ OF THIS UTTLE MAN I vEpiplME TSTAY I HE DIPN'T OH, I WAVE A LOOk AT SURE.' PIP >OU READ >" N"NOU'RE TALKING ABOUTV.164 words
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Article, Illustration2115 1965-02-23 7 Now a new snag riddle of 'water barrier' k WORLD RECORD MAN DONALD CAMPBRL NOW TELLS HOW HIS BOAT BLUEBIRD HIT A LOC AT 170MPH DURING TRIALS AND HAD TO BE COMPLETELY WRITTEN OFF WE drove back from C'oniston in 1 !).■>() and I was more depressed than I had2,115 words
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Obituary34 1965-02-23 8 Word* $lj < Minimum OIAI MARY MACOELINE In Invlng memory of our dear mother who iwinard IWI) on a 1 Clour to our hearta the will alway* otav lov.rt and re~ mrmber»-d VMBSBBJ34 words
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Obituary38 1965-02-23 8 J» Word* flS (Minimum) WITH REFERENCE to d»ath »nnounr»m*nt of Mm LJm Sitw Hock i»n»H»«l in the Stnill^ Tlmn on 22nd F»bnj«rr lOfi.'i in Pmtr Ifi Ihf name Jnn# \jr* rorrn t«l to r»«<l as: >nhn LM38 words
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Article645 1965-02-23 8 [nche Khir Johari's brief visit to Sabah and Sarawak last week evidently has produced some progress towards agreemani on the educational matters under discussion between the Central and State Governments. The Minister's cheerful (if imspccifu-) statements in Jesselton and Kuchi ing suggest headway. The enlargement of common645 words
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Article360 1965-02-23 8 The Philippines, the last of Indonesia's neighbours to awaken to Jakarta's expansionist ambitions, is rushing to make up for lost time. The Government is plainly perturbed by reports of infiltration into the southern islands "a 'civ serious situation," says 'the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mendez and is preparing to360 words
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Article276 1965-02-23 8 The Perlis farmers' assoJ ciation which has been so admirably vociferous over its members being paid less than the guaranteed price of $16 a pikul for their padi has not i yet got what it wants, but it has made substantial progress. An agreement reached at the weekend276 words
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Article, Illustration1221 1965-02-23 8 ALLINGTON KENNARD - The city of quiet coups ALLINGTON KENNARD NO BARBED WIRE. NOT A SOLDIER ON THE STREETS reports on a bizarre weekend spent in the capital of strife- torn South Vietnam. YOU must say, they tod me in S.aigon, that it was a quiet coup. No-one was hurt. There was no1,221 words
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Letter354 1965-02-23 8 I REFER to the letter ■•Changing the Banker.' If we could solve the world's International liquidity problems merely by trebling the price of gold then why hasn't the USA, who stands to gain, done so? The answer I think lies In the fallacy that a supranational bank354 words
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Letter114 1965-02-23 8 WHILE on the subject of road improvement in various parts of Malaya, may I air the grievances of people living in Layang Layang. The gravel road connecting Rengam with Layang Layang is in an atrocious state. I do not know whether it is the responsibility of the estate114 words
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Letter123 1965-02-23 8 THE Singapore Government introduced a very sensible amendment last year by making contributions to the widows and orphans pension land optional, I am sure that several contributors to this fund in Malaya have lone awaited a similar amendment. Any sensible person would, if given the choice, prefer to contribute123 words
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Letter54 1965-02-23 8 rE postal workers and others will not demand pay increases if what they receive is enough to buy the goods they need. One of the steos the Government can take to bring this about is to reduce progressively the salaries paid to its employees earning above a certain54 words
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353 1965-02-23 8 DAVID LEVY - by DAVID LEVY MOSCOW, Mon. .Moscow's influenza epidemic, now on the wane, may have a happy emline lor the country s doctors, who form, the Soviet Union claims, onequarter of all the doctors in the world. The (.ovi-rmijcnt n.wsp.ipi r Is/vi-stia353 words
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Advertisement802 1965-02-23 8 Str.it. Time. Malay Mail Classified advertisements may be handed to: COLD STORAGE SUPER. MARKET Orchard Road (Receptionist Orsh) COLO STORAGE BRANCHES Naval Base. Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchester House. Collyer Quay TH« NEWS FRONT Mtzpatrtck-t Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL a Admiralty Road. Naval Base HAMIEM STORE 814 19802 words
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Advertisement46 1965-02-23 8 MALAYSIA'S OWN BANK The Bank with the biggest network of branches in Malaysia with overseas branches in London, Hong Kong, Kowloon and Brunei. MALAYAN lANK IUIIOING 92. Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur. BANKING LIMITED < lawksf QbM tso 000 000 In -a wt Up C*»rt»l JIS 000 00046 words
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Advertisement299 1965-02-23 8 aaaaHv. IsßaaV "flUs! I ItPW^ TJip aaß »S»* -^Br^^^"* aaaaaaaaaaaKV Baaaafl HEBE'S HOW YASHICA HAVE DONE IT of T> lllicit very lucceuful J-9. It contains many J 3 features and hat tome added refinements of its own to moke it on even bcttc camera. Check them below, then compare the299 words
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Article, Illustration554 1965-02-23 9 T.C. NG - Days of darkness for 41 are over... T.C. NG: LONDON SURGEON RESTORES THEIR EYESIGHT by Kuala Lumpur, Mon Woman who lived for 18 years in world of shadows PORTY-ONE blind people in Malaysia can see today—thanks to London eye surgeon Mr. Harold Ridley. And all these "miracles" (to quote one554 words
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224 1965-02-23 9 REPORT OF NEW AID TALKS SETS A PUZZLE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian and American officials here were today awaiting official coniirmation ot an agency report that a second round of talks would bo held between the two governments for the supply of military equipment. A senior official of the Ministry224 words
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134 1965-02-23 9 Summons against former bus union bosses SINGAPORE, Mon. —A I summons has been issued in the Singapore High Court against three former officials of the dissolved Sin- gapore Bus Workers' Union i in connection with the union's premises In Bukit Tlmah Road, following an application by the official as- 1134 words
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Article44 1965-02-23 9 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Chinese baby girl believed to h* tot more than a few days old wa< found abandoned near Station Road. Sentul. yesterday. The baby, found by an Indian woman, wu brought to the Oneral Honpital here, by the police44 words
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85 1965-02-23 9 Two Front members on bail are detained I£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two Socialist Front members who were on bail for alleged offences during the recent riots here were today detained under the Internal Security Act. They were the executive secretary of the Labour Party. Pang Kiak My 25. and the chairman85 words
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Article48 1965-02-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Mi chael Fam. assistant general nwnager of Hume Industries iF;ir East) Ltd.. today left for Mdbourne to attend a three-month resident i;i I course for secnlor cxc- j cutives from industry, commerce, government and trade unions at the Australian Administrative Staff Colleee48 words
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Article27 1965-02-23 9 SINGAPORE Mon— Lim Cherg Chlane. 55. was today fined $600 or four months' lall in a magistrate's court for having five gallons of dutiable liquor27 words
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125 1965-02-23 9 Zainal takes over David's union job KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The executive I council of the Transport Workers' Union has appointed Inche Zainal bin Rampak as its acting general secretary. Its secretary. Mr. V. David, was arrested after the Socialist Front led demonstrations In Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 13. Inche Zainal125 words
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Article, Illustration473 1965-02-23 9 Singapore won't be treated like minor State: Dr Toh j SINGAPORE. Mon gINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, declared last night that the island State could not be treated like Penang or Malacca "because it has its own historical development". "It may be true that territorially Singapore is473 words
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78 1965-02-23 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. A police supervisee, Kee Bock Yian. was today jailed for two years in a district court for failing to reoort at the Central Police Station at 9.30 a.m. on Nov. 21 last year. Inspector Ronald Naidu .said that under78 words
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250 1965-02-23 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JHE DIRECTOR of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, today allayed fears that a situation like the one in India, arising out of efforts to make Hindi the sole official language, would occur in Malaysia.250 words
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190 1965-02-23 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Federal Court of Malay--1 sia today dismissed the aopeal of a noodle maker. Chun* Kirn Moey. again: >: conviction and sentence of death passed on him by Mr. Justice Ambrose for the murder of Chia Mvi Song, partner of a190 words
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Article20 1965-02-23 9 KUALA TRENGGANU Mon 'The Sultan of Selangor will m.k» a five-day visit to Trengc;i!iu I from Sunday.20 words
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Article46 1965-02-23 9 TAIPEH. Mon Hajt Abdul Khalici. Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, left, Taipei today for Hons Kong on his way home after a six-day vi.sjt to Formosa. He had talks with Cnine;* Nationals officials on promoting uadp be'woen Formosa """d Malavsla—AP46 words
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Advertisement189 1965-02-23 9 YOU CAN GET tf t I THE MOST FOR YOUR DEPOSITS WITH SINGAPORE FINANCE Ds/o I I INTEREST PER ANNUM RATES FOR SHORT TERMS DEPOSITS CAN BE OBTAINED UPON REQUEST. I YOU SAVC WITH COMPLETE SECURITY. /|pS£\ SINGAPORE FIN ANCE LTD. \j^^^J/ty 294, lAVENDER STREET, SINGAPORE. X^ TELEPHONES: ***** 5189 words
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Advertisement195 1965-02-23 9 the new I improved! AtojA I FORMULA I ACNE S£*>, PIMPLE f CREAM I with the three fold m J action Jl^ removes quickly pir- pies and blackheads t A cures inflammatory mL conditions and pre- vents new infections gives you a new. delightfully smooth i^^V^aik skin without any scars195 words
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Miscellaneous719 1965-02-23 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHAWtL j Kuala I.umpur English: 7.10 Talks on currfni rename: 6 Malarra A Ipoh *Hair> by Shumo Tung 734 p.m. Tcv ur.tcrn; 5.45 Traclcdown "The Marple Opening and progr-mime sum- Brothers"; 8 News in Manmary: 5.30 New outlines in darin; 8.10 Tab Hunter Show— me national language;719 words
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Article, Illustration531 1965-02-23 10 WOMEN FIND THE DUKE SO CHARMING "UK'S just as handsome as I thought he was. He's got a certain way of looking at you with his grey -blue eyes which makes you really feel thai he is interested in what you're laying." This is one of the many comments I531 words
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523 1965-02-23 10 Harvey James - Beware taking off fat may bare your emotions Harvey James by semi-starvation on some patients. Doctors are aware that dieting makes some people restless, short tempered, even violent. Yet we are often surprised when a friend on a diet reveals an unsuspected side of hia or her personality. Although obesity523 words
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Article181 1965-02-23 10 It's the belted look in fashion WITH waists back in fashion, belts become important again. Those shown in Paris fashion houses were either very narrow or, when wider, strictly tailored. Many of them were finished with gold-plated buckles that will not tarnish. Buttons which add style to any design, were181 words
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Article133 1965-02-23 10 Painting in brilliant colours, but without any mess, can now be achieved by very young children by unln«? a now type of felt-tipped pen I read that this pon which la coming to Singapore soon., is easy to use You simply take of! a fluted cap.133 words
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Article, Illustration117 1965-02-23 10 KEBAYA IN THE MODERN STYLE PLANNING to moke another glamorous outfit? Here are two modernised versions of the sarong kebaya designed by Derrick Row. Left is an evening outfit called "Terang Bulan" which can be fashioned out of chantilly lace. The kebaya is cut on the Empire line with a117 words
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Advertisement421 1965-02-23 10 Start your baby on a solid food specially made for babies and he is less likely to grow into a 'problem eater". FAREX nourishes while baby discovers exciting new tastes The first taste of solid food is an exciting new experience for your baby. It should not only nourish him,421 words
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Advertisement186 1965-02-23 10 FA2BS'9 De Witts ANTACID POWDER taken in water- SOON STOPS STOMACH PAINS V v lis well-known indigestion remedy acts fast ■.v 4 %jfmKJ(TJn t0 st °P tne P ain and discomfort then soothe{ N J^*Mt^< and settles your upset stomach, Soon you're v XiND[Gf2ll? N< enjoying your meals again. So186 words
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310 1965-02-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday HE results of the manpower survey»which got under way today will pinpoint the number of expatriates employed in private firms. Thfy will also show the number of Malaysians now working and the number likely to be employed in 1967 and310 words
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161 1965-02-23 11 Missing boy 'did not call' at Education I Dept. LIMA LLMPUR. Mon IV The Selangor Chief Edu- cation Officer. Mr. K. Vivekananda, today denied that the missing schoolboy. Mohamed Side*, was turned away from the Education Department here when be went there to ask for a transfer to Penanc lie161 words
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89 1965-02-23 11 SINGAPORE. Mon Th« National Trades Union Congress has intervened in the dispute between the Singapore Bank Officers' Association and the Chartered Bank over claims for a "fair and equitable" collective agreement. The NTUC secretary for industrial disputes. Mr. Chue Shui Hong, Raid today that89 words
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176 1965-02-23 11 SINGAPORE UNLIKELY TO RUN SHORT OF WATER CINGAPORE, Mon. In spite of the present dry weather, there is little likelihood of Singapore r v n«i in g short of water in the the immediate future This Is Tjecause present stocks of water are adequate, and also because Singapore Is now176 words
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Article63 1965-02-23 11 PENANG. Mon.— A baby .-how between one month and 1 years olc 1 will be the highlight of the food and lun fair to be staged by the Penang Women's Institute at j the Residency on Mnrch 6. Tengku Puan Haj.iah Nor Sa'i ad ah. wife63 words
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Article43 1965-02-23 11 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. Koh Kwee Hee of Petroleum Transport j and Services Inc.. Singapore, has j left for the United States on a sixmonth training assignment in the headquarters office of Esso Standard Eastern and Esso International in New York.43 words
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Article174 1965-02-23 11 BUTTERWORTH, Monday. TWO men were injured when police opened fire at a car which ignored an order to stop and tried to drive off at Bagan Tuan Kechil early today. They were later admitted to the Butterworth Hospital where their condition was said174 words
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Article54 1965-02-23 11 TAIPING. Mon.— The 90-year-old Taiping mosque in Kota R«>ad here will be replaced with a •400.000 mosque soon, according i to the District Officer. Larut. i Inche Azizul Rahman bin Dato Aziz. It will be built from contributions made by the State Government, the Perak Religious54 words
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Article27 1965-02-23 11 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon Thp Minister of Health. Inche i Bahaman bin Snnmsuddi:'.. will open three health centres In j Trenijijanu on March 8 and 7.27 words
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Article82 1965-02-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Man.— The Government has ugreed to I the appointment of Mr. Vincent Charles Jayasuriya as CVylon'.-. High Commissioner to Malaysia succeeding the late i Mr. Kathiraval Kanagasundram. i it was announced today. Since Ceylon closed its Hi*h Commission here in June 1963. retaUw Ufiwrcu ilif82 words
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Article, Illustration120 1965-02-23 11 Singer is divorced Businessman is cited KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Hong Kong Soprano, Teresa Leung Ping (above), was today divorced by her husband. Lim Kirn Tiam. on the grounds of adultery- A Singapore businessman. Teh Teong Chuan, was cited as co-respondent. The decree nisi to be made absolute in three months120 words
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148 1965-02-23 11 VUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— I For the first time in Malaysia a lay member of the Scout movement has been awarded the "Semangat Padi.'* the country's highest Scout award. The award, made for especially distinguished services to the Scout movpment. was or ct owcd148 words
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222 1965-02-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. days have been set aside by the Sessions Court here to hear cases of alleged offences committed during the recent riots here. Accused are 164 people, including 55 women, who were all arrested in various parts of th« town on222 words
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Article178 1965-02-23 11 More cash for Mr. Lee CINGAPORE. Mon. The Straits l>tt.^ office here has received donations from the following readers for Mr. Lee Swee Chong. the tin mine kepala who was blinded by robbers recently: Mrs. C. H. Ng. Kuantan. Jio; Chin Choon Sang. Kuala Lumpur $5: Anonymous. Singapore, $25: H.178 words
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Article58 1965-02-23 11 new date for reunion dinner SINGAPORE. Mon.— The annual reunion dinner of the AngloChinese School Old Boys' Association will be held at 8 p.m. on Saturday instead of next Monday. Singapore's Primp Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and Mrs. Lee will be the guests of honour. The dinner will be58 words
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Article26 1965-02-23 11 TANGKAK. Mon. An exhibition oi captured Indonesian weapons will be held at the Buklt Gambir community hall, 16 mil* from here, on Pridav.26 words
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Advertisement243 1965-02-23 11 I fro raiT] Hi I TETORON <J f J/ 1965 HAVE ARRIVED j I iflJ^^%> (ffi a completely new range of Tor 1 TETORON TejT^Sg, is now 1 /f\\M \BBml i\ in your favourite stores, with colours and designs to suit every 1 \B mXI J& Wm li\ *m t243 words
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Advertisement492 1965-02-23 12 ™m=O^MMla..^s^s^s^Bs^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^ f^ f^ BJ^ i Continued from Pasr Xl SITUATIONS VACANT li Word* f* (Min.)— Box Si rt* mmtm BOILERMAN REOUIRED. must ond class Steam Bonn s UOMtci ApyUOBtsBB to Box UttkX sfata, WANTED LADY CLERK for fully assisted N.T .-*iundary school IOsTaS). Malacca. Apply stating experience and qualification*. Apply492 words
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Advertisement787 1965-02-23 12 SITUATIONS VACANT r» 'i..,-,*. «n Knx i» rf« »tfr. CHARMING WAITRESSES REQUIRED r>v Popular Nlteclub In J.B. LodKing will be provided If necessary, ror interview contact White House Hotel, 1, Jalan Hen.ir. Singapore Tel: *****. EXPERIENCED AND EFFICIENT •v M-noKrapher required by American Company. Must have good command of Kngllsh.787 words
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Advertisement897 1965-02-23 12 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 15 Word* St (Mi*.)— Box .1 rts. exfr* ACCOMMODATION REQUIRE' for transport department of large organisation Area 2,500 *q.ft. approximately. I.ox A 6054 B.T. (S'por*). WANTED a leave bouse fully furnished with 3 bedrooms tor American executive and family on or about February 23, 1965 for six week*897 words
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Advertisement874 1965-02-23 12 EDUCATION IS Warda St (Mi*.)— Box tt eU. axtrm TYPEWRITING: March Beginnera enrol Early! .LI Sinn Continuation school (Near Oriental Theatre) 265-B, New Bridge Road, Spore. RECENT COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, 66-A East Coast Road, Spore 401 SO. Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Beginners and all state*. Shorthand speed 50 120. HOW IS YOUR874 words
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Advertisement956 1965-02-23 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Ward* (Ml*.) Baa tt eta, aatra WOLSELEY 1560 late 1969 must sell, any reasonable oiler accepted Phone ***** B'por*. M/CYCLE '52 TlOO, chromed, new paint, and taxed 5550/. contact We* Kaii Tel. (S'porc) ***** anytime. IM2 FORD ZODIAC ***** mile*) Excellent condition $4.*00. Ring K.L. *****956 words
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Advertisement645 1965-02-23 12 AT YOUR SERVICE IS Word* St (Ml*.)— Baa St eta, txtra THOSE WHO WANT quality Job* tins Tang's Photocopy Servtos— B'pore HM KWOK'I PHOTOCOPY SSRVICI. 33 The Aroad*. lat. noor Ttl: *****. B' por*. BRING YOUR PLAN Tractnca to Motion Smltb of Battery Road for Bpssdy PristaV Conscientious worn guaranteed.645 words
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Advertisement470 1965-02-23 12 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA BLPPLY A DELIVERY OF PAINTS TENDERS trom Class C" and above registered P.WJS. Supplies Contractors undei Head IV fc-ub-Head I—Building1 Building Paints, will be received at ihe Pejabat, Pengarrih Kerja Raya, Ibu Pejabat, J.K.R. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur, up to 12 noon of the470 words
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Advertisement405 1965-02-23 12 The May examinations of 'ii« National Institute oi AaounUnu (Australia) will br held during week commGrplmr nth May I9fi.x Application forms may be obtained from the Malayan Representative. Mr. J. Chong. No. 408. 4Ui Floor. Lee Van Llan Bulldtn:. Mountbattrn Road. Kuala Lumpur. Closing date (or applications) Is 15th Marciri96s.405 words
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Advertisement1256 1965-02-23 13 TO LIVERPOOL I vVESI COAST U.K.: Due S'Pu'i Sain f S "am cenant ATREUS LivlrPlM, Glasgow In Pt 'Fel 25 Ftl 21 CALCHAS liverpul. Ftt 21/ 2 ASPHALION Liverml, Glasgo* Fel 21 Mir 2 Mar 4 ACAPENOR Li«erpul Mir b Mir 7 Mir I/IB Mar 11 PELEUS LiverpMl. Glasgow Mar1,256 words
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Advertisement1248 1965-02-23 13 lfc|§ THE E AC 'LINES K?OP~J"£jW s HS olf niMA iUM*ot«r.swrrtTHNAa*» pimamo BBK^rttf&^^H "om* ei.AMMNGts. rotoiw.) a/jwiiooort aK^fl'-F^M Pkofla 7UI pkM ***** pklM I2J SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH, LATTAKIA, SENOA, U HAVRE, HAMBURG. BREMEN. ANTWERP, ROTTEROAM, AMSTERDAM, GOTHENBURG AARHW AND COPENHAGEN Singapore P. S'htm Penang "MORELIA" (I) Sailel It Ptrt 251,248 words
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Advertisement1294 1965-02-23 13 1 ben&line\ ll. 1,,l l IMLMUl MLMU H lUIMIIII ff fcXPHLSS StBVlCt TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL COWTIHtWUi HOUTS BENHIANT g^ J;; Smgaport Pt. S'hara Penang Antrrerp Apr 14 II Pt. Tola? For Liverpool Mar II Hamburg Apr II BEN VENUE jj» Singapore Pt. Sham Penang G'mouth Apr 25 Pel 25.27 Fll1,294 words
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Advertisement1322 1965-02-23 13 k^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTi \F*^^ L.K./Continent FULMrNIAN Havrt, L'don. H'burg, R'dam, Sport P Sham Pintng Antwerp, M'bre It Pt 25 FM 21 FM CITY OF WELLINGTON Lonoofl. H'ourg, R'dam. Havre Hun. Grangeoouth 21 FM/ 2 Mar 1/ 4 MM CITY OF LEEOS Havrt, Loon. H'Oerg, R'dart, Antwerp. M'bre1,322 words
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Article101 1965-02-23 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. CHARE prices were easier In quiet trading. Falls In industrials still exceeded rises. Bate metals and oils mostly were slightly lower. Mt. Isa was down 6s. to 355. 3d. Humes gained 9a. to 625. 9d. and 1.C.1, was up fid. to 555. Mount Isa 3.V4 N.101 words
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Article251 1965-02-23 14 February B, Thrvr month,". INDUSTRIALS •o!i«t.-art 14 ru. National Iron 4 cv. Dunlopn 14 '•tn l.'nltr*™ 14 eta, City !>-v. 7 MS. M Cont 12 ct.i K SmiMtern 2» eta. M. Cablet IS rtn ■BM U eta McAllntrr 12 „<1 Dish II eH M Invest. 10 eta I-251 words
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Article259 1965-02-23 14 T^KBRI ARV first grade rubber 1 f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 72 A cents pr lb., down a quarter of a cent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was Inactive. K..A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents259 words
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Article68 1965-02-23 14 por* noor pricet p*r pioul yottordsy: Coconut oil: bulk $63i sellers, drum $66« sellers. Copra. Feb./ Mar. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Popper: Muntok white (157 i sellers, Sarawak white (155 sellers, special Sarawak black $145 seller*, garbled l~'itn|«n»: hlark $l&2t(N> sellers. AST A SUWJiN) sellers Singapore Coconut Oil Mllltrt 168 words
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701 1965-02-23 14 From Our Market Correspondent ON an extremely quiet stock market yesterday the only feature was the collapse of the price of Island Peninsulars, the Ipoh registered developer, with property in the North of Malaya. Business was done as low as eight cents yesterday for701 words
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Article24 1965-02-23 14 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indirr* Feb. 20 Feb. 22 'Industrials: 78.85 78.72 Tina: 105.14 105.29 rubbrrn: 105.49 105.49 •Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=10024 words
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Article769 1965-02-23 14 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.S. Heldlng* (9,000) $2.07: Dunlep* (4.000) (1.57: Ette ords. (3.000) (1.70: F. and N. erd*. (7.000) (2.35: Oammen769 words
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Article28 1965-02-23 14 Feb. 22. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 721 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $616.75 (down 871 cents). Unofficial estimated offering 265 tons (down .'o tons).28 words
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Article117 1965-02-23 14 SHIPS lying alenciid* th* Slnnaper* Harbeur whartraa er expected teday are: Kuneoholm 1/2. HaJlvard 3/4, Brannoy S. Nikkei Mara 8/7. Rebeverett 10/11, Ramora 1314. TjlneKara 1.V16, Nagasaki IS, Shono Maru 19. Kukuju Maru n/M, Shomron 23/24. Codko Mant 33/.i4. President I'l.-r.e 3.V36. Bohvia Maru .f-l/39. Taikyu Maru117 words
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Article36 1965-02-23 14 ON HM fret •«chanu« market n Honu Konit \estrrdnjr tbe U.S. dollar »h« quoted at ft. Tit for T.T. ■ad 7IJ for ca«h. Sttrlini: was q MM«d it lb and oae tasl oi said36 words
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Article33 1965-02-23 14 The Federal Customs announce that the gazetted price of copra for the purpose of duty for the period February 18 to 24 which was given as $644 should nave been $664.33 words
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325 1965-02-23 14 THE easing tendency which began in the middle of last week continued in Straits tin yesterday when the price fell a rurther 874 cents to $616.75 per picnl. Price levels were slightly lower on the Malayan Robber Market yesterday morning, as325 words
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Advertisement2128 1965-02-23 14 W'm i I Pmm<J l -< aW 9m U Dm AUSTRALIA SER»ICE/NE* ZEAUNO INOIA I-AAISTAN ANO r GUI! »ER»ICI ft M- __»_»__oja_«S| Tt: I'iliaie an« S|liey T» Madns aai Nagaiattiiaa Knwm- ITS \i\]ii', _Sss mm »f*n*» 7_ "lisa _kl# lpiHHa^B _«k ia^LH WaV^M nfl_^_| bankuha la Mar ifc 1/ Ma/2,128 words
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Advertisement275 1965-02-23 14 V-^^ Orie nt mid— east lines Great Lakes Service r«tl DIRELI aAUINSS FROM SIN6APORE AN! MAUYA 10 CANAtIAM AND US BREAT UKES PORTS Spore t S'hia feiang tl» lo'onu ORIENT MARINER Mil 24/21 21/2J M/11 Apt 21 ORIENT TRAOER Aft U/14 IVU W/11 Ma| 24 ANCELIKI L M»| U/14 li/11275 words
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Advertisement823 1965-02-23 15 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Propertir* To be hrld at our Sale-room No. 104 Market Street. Singapore on Tuesday, 2nd March, 1965 at 2.30 p.m. Estate of SharifTah Lulu binte Syed Hassan Albar, deed. 1. No 62 Chartwell Drive (together with furniture and Ti"mss), r.rea 3,151 sq. ft., 993 years'823 words
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Advertisement726 1965-02-23 15 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE 1965 AND ISM S.( M.CE. 'TAMIL LITERATURE' The Cambridge Local Exan tions Syndicate has decided to delete "Siruvar Tamil Vasagini from the iLst of books presc.iuvd for study for the above subject, un page 7 of me Pamphlet of ip-.-j..il Syllabuses tor 1964 and 1965. and726 words
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Advertisement796 1965-02-23 15 NOTICES QUALIFYING TEST 1965. A. Cambridge School Certificate Examination. I'jtiO. B. Combined Cambridge School Certificate Examination ana the Malaysia Certificate of Education Examination (English medium). 1966. C. Malaysia Certificate ol Education Examination (English medium), 1966. D. Malaysia Certificates ot Eaucation (Malay medium). 1966. A Qualifying Test for candidates wishing to796 words
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Advertisement596 1965-02-23 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT JUNIOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (.KADI I— ARCHITECT!. HAL DRAUGHTSMAN (NON ESTABLISHED! Applications are Invited frcm Federal C'tizens from the *ge of 25 to 35 years lor the post of Junior Technical Assistant Urade I—Architectural1 Architectural Draughtsman (Non Established) In the office of the Architect. Kuala Lumpur.596 words
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Advertisement788 1965-02-23 15 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.K.R. Registereo Contractors Class 'B and above ■■•ill be received by the Pengarah j Kerja Raya. J.K.R.. Ibu Pejubat, Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. on 26th February. 1965 for the construction of two <2> No. Signal Training School Blocks, One 1788 words
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Advertisement190 1965-02-23 15 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE PERAK. Tenders for the laying of ap- j proxnnaiely 8\ miles of 8" and 6" diameter asbestos cement water main from Sungei Manlk Telulc Anson ring main via Kampong Chikus 1 will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negn. I J K.R.. Perak. Ipoh190 words
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Advertisement530 1965-02-23 15 SHORT DEPOSITS (MALAYSIA) LIMITED (A division of South East Asia Development Corpn. Ltd.) require the services of a Malaysian citizen in the age group 23 30. The person bc<ng sought will probably be qualified in accountancy or economics; hove knowledge of the Malaysian monetary system and may be experienced in530 words
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238 1965-02-23 16 IPOH. Monday J>l i;.\K will spend about 54.2 million on roads, mainly in the rural areas, this year. But the big' T <>r slice ot the money will be spent on improvements to road surfacing rather than on new constructions. According to the238 words
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Article57 1965-02-23 16 Part-time jobs hard to find SINGAPORE. Mon. University 10l Singapore undergraduates who want part-time jobs during the vai cation are rinding it difficult to lind work, iucording to the latest i issue ol the university* students" Union organ. Undcrcrrad. I: is esUsaatcd tbal than are some 40.000 unemployed people in57 words
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Article22 1965-02-23 16 SERK.MBAN. Mon.— Tlie Seremb.m Rotary Club will hold its aniMversatv dinner tomorrow to celebrate the 60th annivciMiry oi Rotary International.22 words
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163 1965-02-23 16 Jail for man who tried to peep into room ptNAMi. Mt A year-old who tried to break into a room through a ceiling bole late on the night of .May 3 last year was sentraced to one year's jail by the second magistrate. Mr 1 Aria Kajah. today. \V "1111.111163 words
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Article20 1965-02-23 16 KUALA LIPIS. Mon.—The Medical Officer here. Dr. Chan Kal Cheong. has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur General Hospital.20 words
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Article22 1965-02-23 16 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon—Dr. Ooi Taw Tang has assumed duties as medical and health officer in charge of Upper Perak district22 words
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1901 1965-02-23 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The University of Malaya today announced the results of the First Year examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. The following candidates passed the examination held last month. Abdul Aziz bin Ismail, Abdul Aziz bin Omar. Abdul Halim1,901 words
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Article59 1965-02-23 16 I SINGAPORE. Mon. —To cony memorate the 60th anniversary of i the Rotary movement, the Rotary > Club of Singapore-West presented six hearing aids to the General Hospital's ear. nose and throat unit. lust, The hearing aids, worth $360. are for use by six patients »nd59 words
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Article31 1965-02-23 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Party Ra'ayat will hold :i MeUnf on March 7. to discuss the detention of its leaders, police action against Its headquarters and organising the pary.31 words
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Article114 1965-02-23 16 SINGAPORE, Monday. A NEW recruitment drive by the Territorial Army here will begin early next month this time for the army's artillery regiment. The recruitment will take place on March fl. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Territorial Army headquarters in Beach Road.114 words
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Article32 1965-02-23 16 iPOH, Mon.— Thieves broke in- I to a sundry shop in Connolly Road here last night and stole cigarettes, J tinned butter, hair cream, and a watch, valued at $208.32 words
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516 1965-02-23 17 Coldwell and Flavell wreck Rhodesia DULAWAYO. Mon. England Test fast bowlers Len Coldwell and Jack Flavell wrecked Rhodesia's first innings against the touring Worcestershire team here yesterday. Rhodesia were all out for 82 runs on the second day of the three-day match. At one stage. Rhodesia lost five wickets in516 words
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Article360 1965-02-23 17 LEE FOO SAN - LEE FOO SAN STADIUM PERAK WAS A MONEY- SPINNER By IPOH, Monday HILK the finances of most of the major state football associations were sagging last year, Perak FA hit the jackpot with an all-time record profit of $20,494. PAFA owed this rise in their fortunes360 words
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133 1965-02-23 17 OCM BID TO END T-TENNIS ROW KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Olympic Council of Malaysia will attempt to settle I the dispute between two rival I table tennis bodies. The Malaystan Tabie Tennis Association led by Tang Tuck Wah of Singapore, and the Malayan Table Tennis Association, with headquarters in Malacca,133 words
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Article24 1965-02-23 17 IPOH. Mon.— Perak Chinese Football Federation will hold their annual meeting at the Perak ChJnese Amateur Dramatic Association here on Mar. 6.24 words
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Article484 1965-02-23 17 fJENANU. Mon.— Misty Bow B.<K. firEIGHTS for four I \Vri|ht< far all < huba Chuba $.01 ff o r lh se cn ♦even races here on Thr I.ittlr King 8.04 races on M-r. Ij Sunday: Cl 6-5»/if Ci 5 Div 1 -6f Cl 1 Div 1 -7f484 words
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167 1965-02-23 17 TENNIS PAKISTANIS AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARE DUE IN TODAY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The ter,nis teams of Pakistan and South Vietnam are scheduled to arrive nere tomorrow to play their Davis Cup eastern zone match on Feb. 27, 28 and Mar 1 Malaysia, who drew a bye, will meet the winners167 words
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Article29 1965-02-23 17 KLUANG Mon. The Johore Amateur F A.'s inter-district competition for the Sultan's Cup will begin on Mar. 7 when Johore Bahru will meet Kiuang at Johore Baliru.29 words
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Article31 1965-02-23 17 PENANG, Mon.— Penang Crlo ket Association officials: President Jag-Jit Singh: vice-president Hayati Mean; secretary D. Jesadason; treasurer G. de Silva: committee F. McKenna. M.B. Emery. Swareswa and W. Doss.31 words
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228 1965-02-23 17 ERNEST FRIDA - ATHLETICS Hurdler Selva: My last season ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Mon. The athletic career; of Karu Selvaratnam, the Malaysian 400 metres hurdles champion Is likely to end after this season. Karu. holder of the Malay- i slan 400 m hurdles record or 1 52.85 ec and Joint holder with 1228 words
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Article162 1965-02-23 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ceylon Sports Club will owe much to the marksmanship of their fullback, Chai Hon Yoon. if they retain the Singapore Hockey Association league and cup competition tttle this season. Hon Yoon's two goals from short corners in the first ten minutes took the Ceylonese to162 words
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Article317 1965-02-23 17 GOLF KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JO QUALIFY for selection for the national team golfers must jn future compete in the three major annual tournaments sponsored by the Malavsian Amateur Golf Association. This was decided at a council meeting of the AGA held at the Royal Selangor Golf317 words
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148 1965-02-23 17 I IPOH. Mon Darwis Deran. I the holder, entered the semifinals of the Perak Turf Clubs golf championshiD yesterday. Darwis. the North MalayHn champion, beat Sulaiman Bluah two and one In the quarter-finals at Tiger Lane. In other quarter-finals played yesterday. Ling Liong148 words
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Article64 1965-02-23 17 BASKETBALL Inter-state friendly (Ipoh): Peralc bt Spore 76-67 SOCCER Kluanj District ko: Kiuang Utd 4 OPM Raiisrers 1 CRICKET Friendly Serem ba n Negri Ceylonese Youth Forum bt Rembau District CC by 57 runs. Ceylonrse 177 (S. SathiaDalan 48. R Mi'hal 39. Dutt 4-46) Rembau 130 (S. T. Ramalinßam64 words
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Article100 1965-02-23 17 SING.WOKt. Mon— Hi,- K..\. or Japan, if invited. Hill -rnri team to compete in the Mrrdcka tournament in Kuala I untpur in August, according to a Kyodo report. The report said that Japanese soccer teams will also be sent le the Soviet Union. Europe and i the100 words
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Advertisement71 1965-02-23 17 DON'T FEEL ILL [|h- rj J _E7 when you ijyij. f y|||j TRAVEL TAKE THE ®M, NECESSARY r^-|JH-KWELLS! u.^^» Half an hour before you travel (car, plane, ship or train) take one or two KWELLS tablets. Safe for children (as directed) and sure insurance against trave' sickness, giddiness for the71 words
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Advertisement47 1965-02-23 17 QANTAS V-JET EXPRESS FASTEST TO LONDON Every Sunday only two stops on the way— ls± flying hours to London. Altogether 7 Qantas V-Jets fly to London each week. Ai *t ra4j* Abund- rttv« Afrfrw ,tj-i at <Jro- <Mtt» Mrvra Qantas In association with Atr India and BOAC.47 words
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Miscellaneous10 1965-02-23 17 DIARY HOCKEY Farelf championship: Spore v Malaya (Dover Rd, Spore).10 words
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Article, Illustration748 1965-02-23 18 Suggestion of fraud— then anew witness is called Surprise turn in the Kien Kung hearing SINGAPORE. Mon. "pilK KILN Kung lu';iiin<4 in the High Couii took ;i surprise turn today when the judge stopped Die re-examination of witness i<> call to the stand ;i man said to be convicted extortioner.748 words
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90 1965-02-23 18 Conditions for Malaysia recognition JAKARTA. Mon. D.N. Aidit. the Indonesian Communist Party leader, has said that recognition- of the "North Borneo independence movement" was a prerequisite to the proposed Malaysia peace talks. The PKI organ Harian Rakjat today published Aidit s views on the Malaysia issue which he nad earlierAP - 90 words
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Article101 1965-02-23 18 i SINGAPORE, Sun— The Singapore Family Planning Association will give away the prizes to winners of its true story contest held last year on March 6. Here are the winners of the contest: Knelish Section: Ist prize. fs7si Mrs. Dagmar J. Casey. 2nd prize < $50101 words
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Article67 1965-02-23 18 CAPE KENNEDY. Mon. A I six-foot long space gilder will be rccketted Into space from here tomorrow to test reaction to the intense heat encountered on reentering the earth's atmosphere. It is scheduled to plunge from a height of 39 miles at a speed of 13.300 milesReuter - 67 words
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Article88 1965-02-23 18 SEOUL. Mon. The Vietnam Embassy here announced today Vietnamese Chief of State Phan Knac Suu had sent a message to Korean President Park Chung Hee on the departure of 2,000 Korean troops for Saigon. Suu termed the dispatch of the additional Korean non-combat troops to aidUPI - 88 words
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Article71 1965-02-23 18 MOSCOW. Mon.— A new. fresh breeze In Soviet intellectual life was forecast today in the light of a plea by the newspaper Pravda for more "clash of opinions" in Russian life. Observers cautioned that it was still too early to be sure, but they Interpreted the71 words
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Article32 1965-02-23 18 MOSCOW. Mon. Tiade between Cyprus and the Soviet Union will more than treble between 1965 and 1967 under a pact signed in Nicosia today. Tass. the Soviet news agency, reported32 words
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Article437 1965-02-23 18 LONDON. Mon— Althoii Hag was in good form in front of the Government "s decision on the import surcharge, the stock market* had an unsettled day with buyers frightened oft by week-end speeches by Government leaders. The remarks by the Prime Minister regarding "tough and437 words
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242 1965-02-23 18 Brunei subversion: Special Branch hold 50 in four months BRUNEI, Monday. fill-: BRUNEI Police Special Branch have detained about people here during the past lour months tor their connections with two subversive organisations, a Government statement said today. These organisations, set up initially in the Temburong district have vowed to242 words
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104 1965-02-23 18 T ONDON. Mon. The Home Secretary, Sir Frank Soskice. will soon j introduce a Bill banning racial discrimination and incitement in Britain, sources said today. The main provisions of the Bil! would: Prohibit colour discrimination in restaurants, burs, cinemas and public meetingUPI - 104 words
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Article65 1965-02-23 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A "Tetjln Tetoron Variety Show," organised jointly by Redif fusion <Si Ltd. and Teijln Ltd. to raise funds for the Kwone Wai Sui Free Hospital, will be held at the National Theatre on Thursday at 8 p.m. J On the night of the show,65 words
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Article53 1965-02-23 18 ROME. Mon The Pope today created 27 new cardinals from 22 nations at a secret consistory in the Vatican Palace. It was Pope Paul's first consistory and raises membership of the Sacred College of Cardinals Senate of the Roman Catholic Church to an all-time highReuter - 53 words
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Article49 1965-02-23 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. Electricity supplies will be interrupted between 9 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. on Thursday, from 10 M m.s. Bukit Panjang Road to 11 m.s., Woodlands Road, at Buklt Panjang Village (including Bukit Panjang Community Centre and Child Welfare Clinic), and at the Buklt Panjang Police Station.49 words
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Article38 1965-02-23 18 7ERMATT (Switzerland), Mon. —Walter Bonattl. 34-year-old Italian mountaineer. was today reported to have reached the 14.--"OO-ft. high summit of the Matterhorn the first man to have climbed the mountain's sheer north wall alone in winter. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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516 1965-02-23 18 IMG workers asks Tengku for interim wage increase KUALA LUMPI'R. Mon. The 56,000-member Government Industrial and Manual Group of workers today urged Tengku Abdul Rahman to give an interim wage increase pending the salary structure review by the special commission. The secretary to the staff side. National Whitley Council (IMG).516 words
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Article95 1965-02-23 18 MANILA. Mon. The Government is proposing a 200 million peso < $150 million) programme to strengthen Philippines defences, especially in the south, over the next five years, it was learned today. The money would be in addition to the regular armed forces budget and would be used mainly95 words
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255 1965-02-23 18 Nude women murders: Police raid hide-out of vice ring I ONDON. Mon. lj The hunt in London's mystery of the murdered nudes centred today on a grimy basement apartment which detectives believe was headquarters of vice rinc. Merc than a dosen men ol Scotland Yard's murder squad >pent all dayAP - 255 words
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85 1965-02-23 18 3 unlicensed scooterists fined $175 each SINGAPORE. Mon. Three young unlicensed scootei I riding machines belonging to their friend: when they were stopped by traffic police, Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, the First Traffic Magistrate, was told today. They were Tong Ah Kee. of West Coast Road, Karusamy Pandian and Dollah85 words
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Miscellaneous39 1965-02-23 18 Hichest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 86 73 Penaim 90 73 Ipoh 93 Malarca 91 73 Singapore 90 7339 words
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