The Straits Times, 19 March 1965
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Title Section21 1965-03-19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845. FRIDAY. MARCH 19, 1965 if 15 CENTS KDN 1189 100521 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1965-03-19 1 Two in orbit, then one steps out... SOVIET VOSKHOD-2 FEAT SHOWN ON MOSCOW TELEVISION MOSCOW, Thursday MILLIONS of Russians today watched a Soviet astronaut Col. Alexei Leonov, swim in space about 300 miles above the earth the first man ever to do so. Col. Leonov, 30, father ofReuter; AP - 1,105 words
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206 1965-03-19 1 /WPK KENNEDY, Thurs. v Tin- Inited States went ahead today with preparations to launch its tirst two -mini astronaut team into orbit next Tuesday. American astronauts John Yount: and Virgil L (irissom were ready to don spacesuits today for a crucial t«-st206 words
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Article67 1965-03-19 1 rOWADA .Japan i. Thurs ■U were killed lodaj when an exploMon of .stored acetylene yas dest roved 20 houses In thta lid: 'hern city and .*-et 27 others on lire. Police said more Lhan a do/en jK-r.soiis were injured and .mother w.i-s mtetng Tlir cause67 words
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Article29 1965-03-19 1 HONG uis Bool en today Mbbars, north about HKs.<,»i iinii from p who by -ilr Ironi Thr bars were hidden in .xperiallyin.tdp v Govrrnmrut ■-I>>>kp.sm;iii Mid ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration851 1965-03-19 1 SAMAD ISMAIL - Razak- Khoman talks on Malaysia row SAMAD ISMAIL From 0 A final farewell from Tun Razak. With him is Toh Puan Raha BANGKOK, Thurs. Tun K.i/ak conferred for 30 minutes tonight with the Thai Foreign .Minister, Tun Khoman. on the Malaysia -Indonesian problem. Present at the talks uere the Malaysian851 words
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162 1965-03-19 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. pOLICK cordoned off a part of Orchard Road today when mischievous elements pulled oil anothei bomb hoax here. The "bomb"-- according to an anonymous caller— had been planted in Amber Mansions and was due to explode at 5.15 p.m. From 3 p.m.162 words
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Article27 1965-03-19 1 .JAKARTA. Thurs President Soekarno ha* called for an immediate stop to corruption and bureaucratism in his administration, according to the official Antara news agency27 words
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Article64 1965-03-19 1 State Rulers briefed Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman today briefed the Conference of Rulers on the latest developments in the Malaysia-Indonesia dispute. A short statement issued alter the two-day meeting of the Rulers .said that it discussed religious matters and also appointments to be made under the Federal64 words
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Article44 1965-03-19 1 VATICAN CTIY ThUl Pope Paul yesterday strongly defended the discarding of Latin in Previously someone could doee off and perhaps chat Noi now. .lie nouit listen and piav <Ur Pope told pilgrims tiiv VMfctjf i 'general audience. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article53 1965-03-19 1 LONDON. Thurs.— Millions of listeners to the BBC light programme went without their 7 o'clock news bulletin last night. I The BBC had lo.st it. First ciimr thr pips of the 7 p .m. time signal. Then an announcer said the news had been "mislaid Another programme53 words
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Article118 1965-03-19 1 Radio death threat to Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A broadcaster over Radio Raja Wali operated by the Indonesian air force said recently that Tengku Abdul Rahman would be ass. is .sinated before Hari Raya Ha.ji. which f.ills on April 10. Today, the Prime Minister said in a statement "I heard118 words
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Article71 1965-03-19 1 G. GELDARD - AUSSIES MAN BORDER POSTS G. GELDARD From KrjCHINO. Thurs The flrsi Australian troops to take up fighting positions in Sarawak since the last war moved into border p< In the First Division today. Tlk> mm ol Ihe Ird Royal Aiistrah.il. Regiti arrived In Kuching tmm Malaya earlier this week moved71 words
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Article24 1965-03-19 1 U. S. TRIBUTE WASHINGTON i I 3 int. -d iii' space fcit .is brilliant achievement which fiirtln-r lengthen lead ever Am nter24 words
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Advertisement23 1965-03-19 1 Rings of Quality G. C. DE SUVA BROS. MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS. 3. RoHlci Place. Singapore I. TEL: .*****- TOLLEYS/ Have you ordered yours yet?23 words
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Article133 1965-03-19 2 Burma rebels suffer big losses OANGOON. Thurs The Burmese Gov- err.ment continued their Rrim war of attrition against Burma's tribal and Communist rebels durirg the first two weeks of March, killing 24. wounding 28 and rapturing 54. according to government reports. During the same period government forces suffered only one133 words
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97 1965-03-19 2 SOEK TO BUILD $210 m. POLITICAL CENTRE AKARTA. Thurs. Construction will begin next month of an international political arena adjacent to the multi-million dollar Jakarta sports complex here He nine-storey complex, dubbed "The International Political Venue." will cost US$l5 million in foreign exchange and 30.000 million ruplahs i about $210UPI - 97 words
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Article120 1965-03-19 2 I\A\AN(I. Thurs. South Vietnamese planes bombed a village near here yesterday killing 45 villagers, including 37 schoolchildren, military sources here said. The sources said Vietnamese Skyraidcrs bombed the village after an observation plane was shot at as it flew over. A Communist Vietcong flagReuter - 120 words
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Article, Illustration285 1965-03-19 2 SAIGON, Thursday. QENERAL Maxwell Taylor, the United States Ambassador in Saigon, said yesterday that Russia and China had not responded to American air strikes on North Vietnam because they probably feared an escalation of hostilities. In a recorded interview with the CanadianReuter - 285 words
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Article55 1965-03-19 2 MANILA. Thins— Labour lea'oday hailed the passage of I Wage Bill which increaj-es t.'ie minimum daily VMM of Oo- vernment workers and p; employees from four to six peso* i from 53. 50 to Ss>. I The Bill, approved by Congress. 1 becomes law once ItReuter - 55 words
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Article35 1965-03-19 2 MANILA. Tiuirs.-The PhilipDine House of Repre.sentalUes has npproved a Bill authorising the teaching or religion in all public srhonls in order to curb llle 'i-ver tocnMtolg crime wave in the country —ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article26 1965-03-19 2 HONG KONG. Thur.s Th<» Onvernor. Sir David Trench. DM asked buys and tfirls in the colony >i> dike yip nursing as a pr Reutrr.Reuter - 26 words
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Article85 1965-03-19 2 Peace bid movement smashed SAIGON, Thurs. The South Vietnamese Government yesterday cracked down on a movement aimed at brincin; peace to the nation the fourth such movement to spring up here in recent weeks. Police broke up a Press conference called to announce the peace plan sponsored by the Cao85 words
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286 1965-03-19 2 Nasser's police guard four embassies in Cairo A I R O, Thurs. Police armed with rifles and submachineguns guarded the West German, Moroccan. Tunisian and Libyan Embassies and two West German schools in Cairo yesterday as a precaution against possible demonstrations. However, there was no sign of imminent trouble MoreReuter - 286 words
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Article42 1965-03-19 2 WEI.KOM <Sou;h Africa!. Tbtm. Rescue-workers »rr» ■•arching lor four African mini-is trapped by an underground lire In Uii' President Brand Kold mine heir, the mine owners reported. Another miner rescued from th* flanifs. died of asuhvxiation. A. P.42 words
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214 1965-03-19 2 JAKARTA. Thur« rpHE newspaper Indo- nesian Herald, which usually reflects the opinion of the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, in an editorial related to Indone-sian-Filipino relations said yesterday: "Sensational new.s reports calculated to stampede anti-Indonesian feelings in the Philippines are being fabricated every day. •'One214 words
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Miscellaneous25 1965-03-19 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /^TUIS LATEST ADVANCE 7J\ /^MJAT APpA /"Vms TWANSf^ReNT^ /"wow i rAtTN I "IAOTIC WRAPPING^ cep LSrv- J l "g I25 words
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359 1965-03-19 3 JUSTICE HAS SPOKEN, SAYS PRESIDENT JOHNSON MONTGOMERY. Thursday. A Federal court judge last night granted civil rights demonstrators permission to hold a 'freedom march" from Selma to the Alabama state capital of Montgomery to dramatise demands for equal voting rights. Judge Frank Johnson also359 words
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Article, Illustration96 1965-03-19 3 WEARING (lark TT .'fi-year-old Mile Josie l.aures is carried out of the Vigncron cave in Audon. France, where she spent three months in isolation. At first, she was too weary to speak. Then, after a rest in a heated 1 tent, she said: "I am96 words
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Article129 1965-03-19 3 Bill to lift bars on Negroes Washington. Thurs. President Johnson sent to (oneress yesterday a Bill to guarantee Nrsro voting riehts and providing for stiff penalties for violators. Tbr legislation Implementing the Presidents pledge to secure Justice fo r all American^ regardless of race would »weep away literacy test* andReuter - 129 words
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74 1965-03-19 3 BOGOTA, Thurv A gang of bandlUs went on a shoot- 1 Ing and plundering rampage In a rural area 200 miles outh-we.st of here ye.ster- V .ny :it>t 11 idea a bus and led 17 passengers, then fanned jt and robbed a postal74 words
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Article, Illustration237 1965-03-19 3 Now the Princess Royal visits the Duke I ONDON, Thur.s. Another member of Britain's Royal family visited the Duke and Duchess of Windsor last night, two days after Queen Elizabeth broke precedent and protocol by calling on her uncle and his wife. Princess Mary, the Princess Royal, spent 45 minutesReuter - 237 words
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Article42 1965-03-19 3 WASHINGTON. Tlmr.s. -World sugar production v ill earned consumption thl* year by a >ate margin of four million ions say US government fom asters, largely because of murh higher output in the Soviet Union and ;i subKtantiaJ increase in Cuba.42 words
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Article16 1965-03-19 3 NFW YORK. Thurs.— Newsman :u'.(i author Quentin Remolds. 62. died in California ve*terdaT.16 words
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Article288 1965-03-19 3 TURKEY SET TO ATTACK— UN IS TOLD UNITED NATIONS. Thursday. £YPRUS yesterday charged that Turkey had put its land, sea and air forces on the alert and was threatening to resume air attacks on the island in the Mediterranean. Turkey would consider taking military action by bombing or Invading CyprusReuter - 288 words
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151 1965-03-19 3 Tatterick (Bnfland) Thurs six Mddlera who abandoned an exercise to go drinking in a tavern were found guilty of mutiny by a court martial here yesterday. Pour of them were sentenced to terms of .six to nine months and discharged from theReuter - 151 words
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Article61 1965-03-19 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Quepn Mother, a nicuiK enthusiast and the owner of several horses, has had a racecourse comnw-ntary service similar to that supplied tb bookmakers installed at Clurenre House, her London residence. The wire (fives her the suiting prices of the runners, changes ofReuter - 61 words
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Article47 1965-03-19 3 HALIFAX. Thur.s.— An Eastern Provincial Airways 'EPAi twinengine Dart Herald airliner carryIng a crew of three and five male passengers plummeted out of a sunny sky and crashed in flame* about 35 miles east of here yesterday. There were no survivors. UPL47 words
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Article64 1965-03-19 3 ONDON. Thurs. Mrs Dorothy Clara Brady had her Irish husband expelled from their flat by court order here yesterday—because of his St. Patrick's Day behaviour. Mrs. Brady, who is petition- ing for divorce, said her husband Michael's drunken habits turned Bt. Patrick's Day into the most dreadedReuter - 64 words
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173 1965-03-19 3 Ministry rejects Smethwick house plan for whites I ONDON. Thurs. The Ministry of Housing has rejected a plan to buy houses for sale to white people only in the race-con-scious English town of Smethwick. saying the scheme was racially discriminatory. The Smethwick Council had applied for a £4.175 Ministry grant173 words
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Advertisement99 1965-03-19 3 I« m FUJI ELECTRIC I WITH \^^>y SYMBOL OF BETTER UVING I f I Gei F,r,i Fans for silent, effic.ent per- J|ME SW|KH formance and elegant styling. With I —^=^"\fj^ Fuji you have fingertip control over the T fj I direction and speed of the airflow. For ■fi W"^B lasting99 words
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Advertisement459 1965-03-19 3 II START ANEW I INTEREST IN LIFE ■J k ENJOY A SAFE I FROM A DEPOSIT ACCOUNT I Your money earns the maximum safe and lire rala 0/6% whaai you place it in a Deposit Account with LOMBARD BANKING. I No U.K. Income Tax will be deducted; your money no*459 words
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Article, Illustration585 1965-03-19 4 CPIB MAN ALLEGES MONEY GIVEN FOR VITAL PAPERS SINGAPORE. Thurs. HEARING begun here today ol" an alleged corruption c s c. involving $.").0(M), against Chua Boon Swee, a former officer of the Cornipl Practices Investigation Bureau, and Yip Thim Choy, a building inspector.585 words
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Article456 1965-03-19 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs CECURITY measures adopted by firms, factories and cinemas against possible sabotage following: last week's bomb blast at Macdonald House in Orchard Road are following the pattern outlined by the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce to its members. The Cathay Organisation today announced that456 words
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Article112 1965-03-19 4 Big flower show opening SINGAPORE. Thur s. Cherry blossoms from Japan are among foreign blooms which have been flown Into Singapore for exhibition at the Singapore Flower Show, which will be opened by the Yang diPertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. at the Singapore Turf Club at 6 p.m. tomorrow.112 words
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Article283 1965-03-19 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The phenomenon of swarms of small yellow butterflies fluttering in the Tanglin Road area has been linked with the many albizzia trees growing there. Mr. Eric Alfred, curator of zoology at the National Museum told the Straits Times today: "I have just read from283 words
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Article44 1965-03-19 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The piano students of Samuel Ting will wive a recital at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. on Saturday. The show is sponsored by the Heralds Choir Society. Tickets at $1 are available at the theatre box-office44 words
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Article, Illustration92 1965-03-19 4 TWO WELL KNOWN golfers were married at the Presbyterian Church yesterday. They are Mr. N. A. Harvey, a director of Boustead and Co. (I960) Ltd.. and Miss Heather Stirling. The bridegroom was the i Singapore Island and Country Club champion from 1963 to > 1965, Singapore Open92 words
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Article78 1965-03-19 4 SINGAPORE, Thur The Red Cross Society has printed 400.000 flags and 35.000 car stickers for sale by 800 volunteer workers on its Flar Day on April 3. A 30-member Flag Day appeals committee is headed by its patron, Tob Puan Soot Aishah, wife of the Yang78 words
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Advertisement239 1965-03-19 4 Sin^P ore RM S^Y Simultaneously I J OPENS TOMORROW b^b/ hbbl Abb f^k \.IW »^wl* GLORIA MILLAND If \}^Pk* mtn SCOPE COLOR rwW M &*f I the REBEL SLAVE ROYAL OPENS TOBAY .wuty 1 SINGAPORE PHONE ***** Xflf 5 5 BB^BB 2 30 Shammi Kapoor Sharmila 60 0 -yijp Tagore239 words
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Advertisement110 1965-03-19 4 CHAMPAGNE CABARET BAR I 99 101, ANSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 2. Tel: ***** GRAND OPENING ON 1—4—1965 Requires the following:1. Over 100 young and attractive waitresses 2. A number ot Dance Hostessex 3. Few Dane* Hostesses' "Supervisors" For Interviews, pleasa call at the Cabaret from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. or110 words
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Advertisement140 1965-03-19 4 ORCHARD THEATRE I MYSTERY MIDNIGHT =I=TOMORROVV= OF AN OUTSTANDING HOLLYWOOO PRODUCTION IN COLOUR NO 1F5...N0 BUTS...NO REGRETS! YOU WILL REALLY ENJOY THIS PICTURE. ODEON tomorrow r PALACE^t -THEATRE- KATONG II AT 11.45 p.m. (SINGAPORE) AT 12.15 a.m. I SECRET AGENTS ore involved in a whirlpool of intrigue adventure and the140 words
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Advertisement53 1965-03-19 4 9TH Todoy 3 Sfcewt: J-4-9 p.m Doro Sir.oh Helen In Hindi with Eng. Moloy Subl Portly in Colour <7TA Phone Todoy: I 30-3 30-7 00 4 9 30 pm. Dirk Boqorde ft Sylvo Koxino "HOT ENOUGH FOR JUNI" (Technicolor). Op«ns Todoy 3 30, 7 A 9.30 pm Yul Brvnner ,n53 words
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Advertisement596 1965-03-19 4 WiTT*TTr!Bßßmnr'Tj 9lh 1114. HAY! 11 em, 2.30, n 2.30, 6.00 ».oOt«.lSpm. 9.13 p.m. I Tilt II »MLT lITEITIIIMHTI I nor tuoiunmu ro» (hiiwui i»u n THEGMPEIiABGEIS t P»«»MOUNt PICTU«tS rttMM TECHNtCOLOR" PANAVISPON' m GEORGE PEPPARD CARROLL BAKER No Free List). CATHAY CINEMA 2nd M'Nite Tomorrow ot 12.15 am Marriage Between596 words
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Article275 1965-03-19 5 Agriculture Minister to meet representatives of inshore fishermen and trawler owners PENANG. Thursday. INSHORE and trawler fishermen from Penang and Province Wellesley will hold "peace talks" with the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Haji Ghazali bin Jawi. here on Saturday. The Minister will sre representatives275 words
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Article137 1965-03-19 5 i SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Amalgamated Union of Publjj; Employees is now conducting a strike ballot among 2,000 Government clerical workers following the Government's non-settlement of their outstanding pay claims. The decision to hold the ballot was taken at an emergency general meeting of the workers137 words
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Article27 1965-03-19 5 BATU PAHAT. Thurs.— A total I lof $676,188 wa* spent on eight i water schemes in the dWrid yrar under the rural development programme.27 words
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Article22 1965-03-19 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The P and O liner. S. S. Chusan. will arrive in Singapore from BoutIhampion on April 1.22 words
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Article, Illustration88 1965-03-19 5 Tl V Abdul K.izak shares a joke with the Pakistani High Commissioner, Mr. IE Hassan (pipe in hand), at Kuala Lumpur airport before, his departure for Bangkok. Hr will call on President bub Khan in Karachi, and Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri. the Indian Prime Minister, in88 words
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Article, Illustration209 1965-03-19 5 SINGAPORE. Thursday. CHDRMOSAs "plywood king", Mr. Lin Tze Se, pre- dieted today that before long Singapore would '"catch up" with the advanced countries in the West in the development of industries. Mr. Uii. who flew In here last night, said: "I visited Singapore209 words
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Article26 1965-03-19 5 PENANG. Thurs. -A man lieid lap an amah. Chin Ah Teow. and 'stole $3. a watch and Jewellery j Basan Jermal Road last nicln26 words
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73 1965-03-19 5 KANGAR. Thurs. The Perlis Farmers' Association will send 10 representatives to Formosa next month to visit and study various farming organisations there. The delegation will !>c joined by 10 farmers from Kcclah on a trip irgamsed by the Mim>try of Agriculture and Co-operaUvev73 words
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102 1965-03-19 5 PENANG. Thurs.— Members of the Vigilante Corps here are considering making an appeal to the government to provide them with coffee and cigarettes during duty hours. "The 3.000 vigilantes in Penang have not received a single cent from the government and they need coffee102 words
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Article269 1965-03-19 5 $2 mil 'loss' by padi planters DAJRIT BUNTAR, 1 Thurs. —An estimat- I I ed 86.000 farmers and their dependants in the Kriar< district have lost at least $2 million through "low payments" for their padi. This Is stated In a report which the Krian and Selama j Co-Operative Banking269 words
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Advertisement215 1965-03-19 5 A DD A DE'-ICIOUS DASH OF LEA& PERRINS fi WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE I On avocado pears and salads L) WStKa^^ffif J with meat and fish... In sauces, hw^ l^^^ soups and curries and, f of course, tomato juice— the l^C"*"* 1 jZ/A piquant flavour of _e« Perrins j^^^T.^.'^^ makes all the215 words
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Miscellaneous44 1965-03-19 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph He im da hi 1 K FIXING THIS FLAT TIRE WOULD BE A LOT EASIER 1 IPVOU'D DO SOMETHINS^/ HMMM..AI I HOW ABOUT A LI'L PADIO AAUSIC NEC RIGHT y I \TO LIGHTEN NER CHORE yZ- ZS yELMK^/ I T44 words
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Article80 1965-03-19 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The annual meeting of the Johor* Bahru branch of the Malaysia n Indian Congress on Sunday will be asked to pay tribute to members of the security forces killed in action against Indonesian mi Mltratois in Kota Tinggi area, and to condemn80 words
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301 1965-03-19 6 Teachers' union 'as we were plea to Ministry KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Ministry of Education was urged today to revert to its former practice of sponsoring qualified teachers who want to sit for the Higher School Certificate examination. The general secretary of the National Lnior. of Teachers, Mr. John Gurusamy.301 words
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Article65 1965-03-19 6 MALACCA Thurs. -Two Kplaman PMIP mrmbers of Par. itmerit. Inebc s«m»d Gui Aland tnd Incho Ahmad Facharrudd.n. arrived lirrr today to meft local PMIP Youih mrmbers on the |MUtT*l Youth Congress io be held at Kota Bharu on April 19. Tho two MPs who are bo;h65 words
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86 1965-03-19 6 I/OTA BHARI Thurs ■^■Police here have turned down a PMIP application for a permit to hold public rallies. The Chief Police Officer, Inche Tajuddin bin Haji Ahmad, rejected the application on grounds that it was not conducive to public order to hold such86 words
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Article75 1965-03-19 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The chairman of the Housing and Dei velopment, Board, Mr. Tun Kia Gan. will present commendation certificates on Saturday to some 1 1.000 daily-ra;od workers of the board for thrir good work during the Singapore disiurbanccs last year. The prc-entation will take place j75 words
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202 1965-03-19 6 Brunei election will be a quiet one DRUNFI TOWN. Thurs. 13 The election this weekend here is s;oing to be a very quiet one. People here are taking th«» State's first direct polls very easy. Most of the excitement evident in the 1962 Brunei elections when A. M. Azaharl's PartyAP - 202 words
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Article48 1965-03-19 6 KANGAK. Thun A Siate n»- j 'tonal language action comn. lihs been formed in Perils under the chairmanship of the State Secretary. Inchr Abdul Rahman bin Lebai Abbas. The committee plans a vigorous I campaign for this year's national j language drive smarting on April 15.48 words
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298 1965-03-19 6 Firemen We've lost faith in 'sweet promises' IPOH. Thurs. The Fire Fighting Scr v Union of Malaya has •'lost faith" waiting for the implementation of Government* "sweet promises" To settle their claims, said the union secretary. Inche Hashim bin Yatim. her* today. "Our members cannot wait any longer and we298 words
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Article26 1965-03-19 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will lay the four I da:.nn stone of the Muslim College ia Petaling Jaya tomorrow.26 words
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Article199 1965-03-19 6 SINGAPORE, Thurc. A DRIVER-GUIDE is to be awarded the first Singapore Tourist I Association's award of merit for service in the rause of tourism He U Inche Abdul Rah- man bin Ibrahim. 56. who I last month returned $300 1 to two American tourists who199 words
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Miscellaneous110 1965-03-19 6 jZT" *C||fs "V CMON, OSCAR, LET'S -7~~ r^^iiu "■> *Jm g n ecr m**y from here, /^heat j Imm V r K i T U E tww*/ ray? iC"W*'l Virl» "1 HES WAVIN' THAT v-»l.i *3 V? ill \HKAT RAY AKXJNP.' -—^Z*L> tiff 1 t*4>Ht4»r 4 r +nis l '*t110 words
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Miscellaneous18 1965-03-19 6 titf I*. T. flam lin I I VyOJOER WHAT A BURST I fc|o^jJ&AJLyl MATCH 1X 00P... I'VE I18 words
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Article, Illustration445 1965-03-19 7 4 We must not allow anyone to exploit language or religion for his own ends' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johan warned today that if fanatics exploited language and religion for their own ends, there would bs bioodshed. Mo was speaking445 words
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Article45 1965-03-19 7 SfINUAPORL'. Itum. The medical superintendent oi Ir.tfalgar Home. Dr Wong Moot O«', will >;>eak to i liuivli workers on l.'piosy' at the Trinity Thfo--1 logical College at 5.30 D.m on March 23. A film show on the subject will I follow45 words
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Article172 1965-03-19 7 SINGAPORE. Thursday. ALL degrees ot B.A. (Hons. are equal, irrespective ot whether the holder graduated with one subject or two subjects. The Deputy Registrar of the University of Singapore. Mr> Lv Sinclair, ijave this clarij flcation today in reply to a i question raised by172 words
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Article33 1965-03-19 7 KINCAPORI parts peraitoaa. Mi Pennefather irf. her* in uiteni.i■lonal Ford mdv- rial rue in London March M.nr than 100 Fun) n-limik conference which wilt dl*cuM market! Ford indnm33 words
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Article42 1965-03-19 7 iMNGAPORE. Tliurs.-l one armed Vttb t revolver and the other with a dagger, today relie\eri a flour salesman. Qurtc Von- K«.ing. 36. of 51. 300 before escaping In their Mctim s black Morris Minor m Lira Tei k Boc Road42 words
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Article45 1965-03-19 7 Xl \l.\ 1.1 MFI rhnr>. i i» r Malay*" Posl.d «nd IrliMomnui ir.ilmn* < "prr.ilnr Thrift and l»»n Society tare i<>.in- amexiatlai i<> S*! million in its nn-in-her* laxi \car. the c\eciili\c vi r<l. l r> of thr union Mr T. P^njpil-45 words
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371 1965-03-19 7 Xl A L A Lr.MPI'R. Thurs. Th r chairman of the National Language Month central executive committee. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, wants the Public Services Commission to conduct interviews in the national languageHr told the National I .menage Month ennferrn»p ;it the371 words
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Article141 1965-03-19 7 MALAYSIA yestereUiy curities and Exch statement tor the United States and a YORK, Thursday, lilod with the U.S. Seango Commission a icthe proposed offering in i broad of US$25 million external serial bonds. The offering Includes fly* series: $2. 500.000 in October 1966 53. 750.000141 words
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Article42 1965-03-19 7 SINGAPORE i The Ac-t II IK Pl'lllic Mil:. pore. Dr. Toh Chin C 10 riinc.iixnc lOlllght from .i twod;»Y COII I Nafara. Kuala Lumpur Alao prcaent .it the conference. V H.v Sll Nrg.ir.i Tun Vu*ol Inn Hi.ik.42 words
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Article22 1965-03-19 7 Umno meeting postponed KUALA rRENOOANU Thurs. t'ninn dm.- ion de-M-hidul- m pot>tpuiird The da iston K.iun: Youth c. a mton Huli heip22 words
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Article35 1965-03-19 7 Ai'Oßl. i B day .said thai i, for ih< Party dedaton u> sell Housing Board flata, and MM tile Tioru Bilini pre-wir thai it is in de.sperate nerd ol monrv fa PAP \cv.35 words
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Article40 1965-03-19 7 MALACCA Hull-.— li rrnor oi Sarawak. Tun H*.» Abaug Opens will arrive here by air from KuhU Lumpur tomorrow inorninc for a tWfr4ay visit as gUM oi hr Governor o! Mahu-ca Mil H.i Abdul Malek bin Yumil40 words
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Article18 1965-03-19 7 bah pah.vi rbun Nina v! fhf ri btirtcini th* nvm- suftj c^i.:*. of 1867.191. i18 words
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Article146 1965-03-19 7 A 14-city show of Asian art KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs An exhibition of Asian art will open in Singapore on April 8. and after four diiys will travel to 13 other cities served by Cathay Pacific Airways These include Kuala Lumpur. Tokyo. Taipeh. Manila. Bangkok. Seoul and Calcutta The show will146 words
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86 1965-03-19 7 A LOR STAR Th U J\ About 500 piculs ot rubber sheets worth $80,000 went up in smol/ when fire destroyed smokehouse at Jalan Asap herp today A hrem.Mi laaall \r.i io(.-.vmi slight burna. About 100 policemen member* nf the Police Volunteer Reserve L'nit86 words
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Article30 1965-03-19 7 Kf.M.A LIMPI'R. Thurs IV >: Labour, Mr V. Mani<itttVasagHin. will lay the foundation stone of the National Union of Planiaunn Workan' Btudonia' ho-ifi al Kuala Krat. Kelxntan. tomorro-A-30 words
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146 1965-03-19 7 First PAP cultural show for Malaya tour SINGAPORE. ThUT 13 The first cultural mission to be sent by the People's Action Party to Malaya will leave Singapore on March 25 for a fiveday variety performance in Seremban. Kuala Lumpur and Malacca. Announcing the mission 'fl programme today Mr Lee K'»)n146 words
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Advertisement150 1965-03-19 7 MEN I AT THE TOP i AND THOSE ON THE WAY UP CAN AFFORD N i THE LUXURY OF Wi GRESHAM... J^^M A tp w^^^i i JM^aaSal^.^K_J) j*\* y*V lt»M AH 4^lT pv^ I Light a luxury Gresham and immediately you're a kino among men a master of •a■ r%150 words
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Article51 1965-03-19 8 M n»rw« tfj BMmmbJ thank 111 mmd* and NlattVM in ihrir rasMri MrwWMel •«<i 'or th# v r-»ihp MaMaaai «nd attendant-* at nit fii Hl«l IMI FAMILY or thr ktta Mr Tun TtonK Watt 'hank Bhikkhu Dnimm»«ukh.v mnbni or Rurtdh.a- t'mon. nnd all ronr<-rnM. on t h»'ir rfffnl t>rrv;i\51 words
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Obituary28 1965-03-19 8 IN LOVING MEMORY of dear R K. ij-r «ho Icit u> on IMb March. io eat hrarK von will and nmrabrrrd v.'r\<t.i\ ln-i''iii 'tv <*r* and28 words
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Article670 1965-03-19 8 Russia and the West remain in absolute deadlock on every major international issue, from Vietnam to Germany. Two days o! talks in London have produced no sign of prog It was not expected that Mr. GromvKo would have authority to open any door very widely, and it670 words
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Article589 1965-03-19 8 One searches in vain for a reasonable explanation of the decision not to allow private candidate!* to take the Higher School Certificate Examination unless they have done the two-year course offered in the Education Ministry's Further Education Classes. The effect of the /uling, as many youths affected by589 words
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Letter127 1965-03-19 8 THE new regulatim* prohibiting private candidates, including qualified teachers, from sitting the H.S.C. exam unless they have undergone the two-year postSchool Certificate course organised by the Ministry of Education, can only be condemned. It Is clearly undemocratic. I am one ol those personally affected. Two years127 words
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Letter154 1965-03-19 8 TO say that the Sixth Form course is as important a.s the examination Itself, is absurd I know of candidates who attended the Further Education Class in one of the leading schools in Kuala Lumpur, and then failed to obtain even a Principal Pass in any paper, whereas a friend154 words
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Letter39 1965-03-19 8 'TRAFFIC at Commonwealth Drive, junction of Queensway and Commonwealth Crescent, jammed day in and day out. is a bottle-neck that must be cleared of parked cars and lorries to end danger to school children TENG HIAY (Miss) Sincapor*39 words
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Article495 1965-03-19 8 YUNUS MARIS - YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya PREPObITIONS AND PRKP PHRASES (tontd i VOCABULARY: iharikat mi a firm, company; terbang <vi to fly; tengfer, bertrnigri i vi to perch: jembatan (in bridge; tendanc. mentndang ivi to kick; padanc (a) field; panUi mi sea-shore, coast; darjah m class, or495 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1965-03-19 8 CYRIL DUNN - CYRIL DUNN A GUSHING LETTER REMEMBERED By COLOMBO. THU*S IN PRINT AN ISSUE BETWEEN DEMOCRACY AND COMMUNISM WHEN a political history of modern Ceylon is written, a place will surely be found in it for Dr. Loven's treasure hunt, if only as aOFNS - 1,030 words
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Advertisement831 1965-03-19 8 C Straits Tiam ft Malar Mail. Clittlfled aavertitementi mafr Be hafi«e«l to COLO STORASE SUPIR. >1 MARKET I Orchate Moad »ecepttonm Dn>{ COLO STOMASK B»»ANCME»4 I Naval late CITY DOOaT STORE LTD Wlncnetter Houte Coltyer Qvif THE NEWS FRONT fli/p.trlcfc Superm*>ket 1 M. M. ISMAIL HAMICM STORE 14 19 Upper831 words
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Advertisement86 1965-03-19 8 THE KREMLIN'S HARD LOOK AT ITSELF "Ruthless," "capricious," "murdering 1 these are 1 WtfdSi/vfi/ by Russian Itmdtrs thematlves te describe cadi other aid the i government! they have i given their country. Rescoe Drummeid, a reading columnist, tells why these public judgments pose a threat te communist 1 dictatorship "more86 words
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Advertisement144 1965-03-19 8 Created for families $MT zcho wwatn t f/ wore success and happiness VJj M K V^. ataTsii^s^aiaaaaaaaw' Ji~\ i You live better with the all-new in i f \gto\ izzzz di:m \i«: 9T c* f nage sceeds v.ArK. Paper g'.iid* -«ep« v. Mul paper str*gr,t. Ccmciet? with ti<arjscm«, BaKNmltl -c144 words
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Article66 1965-03-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A Singapore businessman was today flown home from here in a chartered Malaysian Airways Fokkor Friendship for medical treatment. He is Dato Teo Hang Sam. vice-president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and a member ol the St. John's Institution development66 words
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Article64 1965-03-19 9 SERIA. Thurs. A Wetland SRN-6 hovercraft will arrive at this oil town soon for trials ln I support of offshore drillings, a Brunei Shell Company spokesman s.ild today. Th e £75.000 craft, with its lift propulsion system, will be used lor transporting personnel to and64 words
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225 1965-03-19 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs A Government doctor, Mrs Diana Ip Tit-shing (nee Goh Suan Liew 1 who brought divorce proceedings against her husband Dr Gregory Ip Tlt-shing. a private practitioner, on the 1 grounds of adultery was (ranted a decree nisi by Mr Justice Ambrose225 words
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Article42 1965-03-19 9 Lotteries Board gives $25,000 PENANG. Thurs The Social Welfare Lotteries Board has donated 525.000 to the Penang Hill Mosque Building Fund. Work on the mosque will start as soon a« $100 000 is collected, a spokesman of the building comittee said today.42 words
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Article33 1965-03-19 9 SUNOS PATANI Thur.v— Thi» SultariMh of Krdah will give away I the prizes at ihr annual speech day nf the Sultan Abdul Hamid Co.> g e, Alor Star, on April 4.33 words
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Article, Illustration388 1965-03-19 9 SINGAPORE. Thum THE second wife of the Brunei rebel leader, Syed Azahari now in Indonesia today told the Singapore Shariah Court: "I wili not give him my heart again never again, even if he becomes a Prime Minister." She added: '"Once I388 words
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108 1965-03-19 9 Sardon opens extensions to Kuching airport RUCKING, Thurs. AY D a t o Sardon bin Haji Jubir today declared open an extension to the terminal buildine including a YIP lounge, at the airport here. He said extensions and improvement of the terminal biildlng were necessary to accommodate tho rapid growthAP - 108 words
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248 1965-03-19 9 The day a 'quiet' soldier was stopped by 3 P.C.S KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Pte. V. Karup paiah's commanding officer today described him in the Magistrate's Court here as "one of the quietest and most wellbehaved soldiers in Malaya." All the same, the magistrate, inche Zakaria Yatlm. found him guilty of248 words
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Article57 1965-03-19 9 AI.OR STAR. Ran Three men. one urmed with a .-iiotgun held up a fishmonger at about 2.3: this morning at a lonely spot in the Tanjong Dawai-Merbek m»m road, and robbed him of a watch and some money. Tmn Bah Chee. 34. m cycling home alone57 words
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Article, Illustration307 1965-03-19 9 PC. SHIVADAS - Three 'do anything' Britons on round the world trek PC. SHIVADAS: By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday THREE young Britons who are prepared to do "anything and go anywhere to help finance their world expedition arrived here today in a dusty Land Rover. Charles J. Alnsworth. 22, Roger Smith. 21 both agricultural307 words
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87 1965-03-19 9 Pahang Govt cancels water carnival ITUANTAN, Thurs.— The Pahang Government has cancelled its plan to stage a water carnival in August because of financial reasons. The carnival was intended to be a big publicity campaign to attract more tourists to the state. The committee formed to draw np an elaborate87 words
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76 1965-03-19 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Beginning tomorrow "hams" from the three-month-old Singapore Boy Scouts Amateur Radio Club will go all out to contact other amateur wireless < operators all over the world. Under th" supervision of five qualified "f.atrs." they will tune j in every Friday and76 words
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Article45 1965-03-19 9 KANGAR. Thurs.— The Perils UMNO will not be holding its delegates' conference this year in view of its forthcoming regrouping into two divisions Selatan and L'tara. Both the Youth section and Kaum Tbu have also cancelled i their annual meetings.45 words
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Article26 1965-03-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thun. The Minister of Education. Inche Moli.imcd Khir Johari. v. ill visit '.he Spastic Children's Association in Petaling Jaya. taMCRHr.26 words
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Article, Illustration318 1965-03-19 9 Pledge to newsmen from chief of police SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's acting I Commissioner of Police. I Mr A. T. Rajah, today 1 1 said that it had always I been the policy of the police to cive the fullest co-operation to news- men, without regard to colour or nationality, and318 words
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Advertisement114 1965-03-19 9 FIDES o—mmm MADE IN ITALY MHHHMHaHHB^ jj~ A gas burners full-visibility oven window and interioroven light Y^^^~*y k*^^H toerrnorneter, dish-warmer Suitable for am jny kind of gas. ~~^m^mmm\ wide iange Of MODELS AVAILABLE SINGAPORE^B B^KUALA LUMPUR. IPOH-PENANG Don't let pimples and spots ruin your face Eskamel A wonderfully effective treatment114 words
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Advertisement117 1965-03-19 9 I STEP INTO MOTORING >^^ i£S? ELEGANCE with an Th. R.k.r* l« hi,h hl t h In QPflfl USSSSSSSSII |P hniMN. *yte r««.Ml>ry. N..1, I P gpggjgjg? W&i 4»nfm»4 *n*-n4 frant wlwal 6 \^,^F g •mptntion -ith rfobilii.r atakM »o« is tiiiummmm* V> I ».«m tor ..n4i»« mate l^%g g%%f117 words
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Miscellaneous715 1965-03-19 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL Kuala Lumpur Classical songs wing In har--2M D nm i"*" CC mony: 834 Comparison. 200 pm Test pattern; 545 ••Portrait of the ArtUf- 900 Programme summary: 550 News ln the National LanNews outlines in the National guage: 9.10 Issues at Hand disLantjuage, 5.53 National songs; cussed715 words
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Article, Illustration399 1965-03-19 10 First factory on new S'pore estate opens soon SINGAPORE'S Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will open the first factory at Singapore's Bendemeer Industrial Estate on March 26. The factory. United Paints Ltd.. with an authorised capital of $1 million and a paid up capital of $500,000 is a joint399 words
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Article, Illustration277 1965-03-19 10 AREA CHIEF ON TOUR IN SINGAPORE SMITH Kline French have announced the appointment of Mr. Francis C. Grant Jr. to the newly created position of Far Eastern area director, responsible for the suoervlsion of Smith Kline ii French activities in Malaysia. Australia, Np": Zealand, Philippines. Hongkong, Japan and Hawaii. His277 words
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Article, Illustration96 1965-03-19 10 Here on two-week survey MR BALLA.RO 'liilE export sairs repre--1 sentative of David Brown tractors Ltd. of Iliuldervfielil. U.K. will arrive in Kuala Lumpur toI morrow. lie is Mr. I W Mallard and he will be making his fourth trip to Malaysia. He is here on a two weeks' visit96 words
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Article, Illustration190 1965-03-19 10 MR. John Mills of Islay Kerr Co. Ltd.. wellknown in shipping and travel circles, has been elected president of the SKAL Club of Singapore for the current year There are over 60 members of the SKAL Club of Singapore drawn from airline and shipping companies, travel agents,190 words
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Article138 1965-03-19 10 Malaysian pre-pack sugar on sale VfALAYSIAN housewive: I*l requiring pre-pack svga for their ordinary consump tion and cake making cai now obtain "Made in Malay sia" supplies in the loca market. The Malayan Sugar Manufact tiring Co. the country's firs sugar refinery at Pral ha started producing four grades o138 words
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Article148 1965-03-19 10 A three-memtXT siie^cum-Ntud i delegation representing the Inciiai Rubber Industry and sponsored b i the Chemicals A: Allied Product Export Promotion Council. Cal 1 cutta. has armed in Smcapore 1 order to step up the exports o rubber products from Tndi.i Th drlrganoi: which ls148 words
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Article, Illustration214 1965-03-19 10 ANEW 12.600 ton cars;" liner with the latest specialised equipment for the transport of all types of cargo, in addition to the most modern automatic and remote control features, will soon bo calling at port* in the Far Kast. The vessel is the214 words
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Article, Illustration127 1965-03-19 10 MR. S. A. BARTLETT. ex Palmers, Ltd.. of En pur and Singapore last we local agents, Sime Darby Mr. Bartlett discussed new opportunities in the biscuit and cake market and also visited leading stores stocking Huntley k Palmers 1 products. Extensive mechanisation at Huntley k Palmers ha.s127 words
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Advertisement213 1965-03-19 10 The AH-limil(j^4 Drink! so wholesome J^sBs^^^J Nothing does ii (^^pßß^ like Seven-Up! II J WAKE UP WITH and be on time N^ The Best English ELECTRIC ALARMS. Full range available from your dealer. t'lHTIEt' II intii- AVAILABLE FROM ALL Mil l\ ALARMS FIRST CLASS IT.III I I 111 WATCH DfALIRS213 words
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Advertisement407 1965-03-19 10 «««11-NEWHOID[N! A beautiful look apart... with all-new Space Curve styling... a leap ahead in room, ride, and rocketing power! Thf «11-ncw Holdcn is here Ntvled to power, mauhed to manual Ee»rvb;(T or M.W MO.NF.V-SAVHRS! »land out with a beautiful look ipart smooth, quiet new Powerelidc automatic A hauerv-Mvmg Alternator and407 words
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Advertisement96 1965-03-19 10 NOTICE? i^a^i^a^ WWiJILt I 11 PTsssn My w m mmmmm9 1 VICTOR AUTOMATIC PRINTING CALCULATOR has positive advantages that could increase your working speed and efficiency. HOW? Because... 1. SIMPLICITY OF OPERATION 2. PRINTED RECORO ON TAPE 3. CONSTANT HULTIPUCATION 4. EXCLUSIVE CONSTANT DIVISION 5. TOTAL TRANSFER 6. EXTRA LARGE96 words
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Article, Illustration596 1965-03-19 11 After 13 years in exile... end of a lusty high-living man Quiet life in Rome apartment in recent yearn... ROME, Thursday. FOUAD FAROUK, the portly playboy King exiled from Egypt 13 years ago, died early today in an ambulance on his way to aAP - 596 words
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128 1965-03-19 11 TOKYO. Tliurs. Communist China repeated charges yesterday that Soviet police ruthlessly suppressed an anti-US, demonstration by 2.000 Asian. African and Latin American students in Moscow on March 4. The charges, contained in a Communist Foreign Ministry protest note on Tuesday to the SovietAP - 128 words
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Article77 1965-03-19 11 ADELAIDE. Thurv South Australia's nru Attorney-General, Mr. I). A. Dunstan. set a new style in Ministers' dress when he arrived at his office today In white openneck shirt. t;rr.v linm shorts and knee-length socks. "I see no reason to adopt dress fashions which were dr>ignrd originally for thyReuter - 77 words
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Advertisement210 1965-03-19 11 Ivfl IBP*"""** r '•^^•^tl I bCB ITT BM x N. m^ I i I }kJi a^awfll x Jr B^B fIV B^P^Ba 44y IbV^^Jl b^^^bw^^B L3«^bl Ib^bV F X b^^ s^y^^^ jLJr i *S\ .^afl SIP A VL r .as3l BBmBB^ HBF^ v Significant only to the analytic mind So ravolutionary210 words
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Advertisement334 1965-03-19 11 Happij Days! Jk fc^^^^al a^r J b^^^ bW^ \j9m^ t -when a family chooses PHILIPS quality products Philips quality means better service for a longer time. It is the result of careful research, fine craftsmanship, and continual checking and testing so that your family will always enjoy using Philips products,334 words
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Miscellaneous267 1965-03-19 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS turtle are very different ln- Bird mlth bright-coloured <L eed 5l 5) v ring lit. 7 G* ***** ln ne r complaint Flr»t-cla*i return from 13. pi, C e featureless and level African region to Oreek 5 1 capital 1« Elevation to a title (81. 10.267 words
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Advertisement272 1965-03-19 12 on tinned From P.igr 8). SITUATIONS VACANT IS Ward. S* Hit,.)— Hox SO r»- exfr. WANTED IMMEDIATELY KOOd cook Amah English speaking llv. In District 111 Ki'' FIELD ASSISTANTS WANTEO. Please apply «'th full details to P.O. liox BIT, Kumm Lumpur. EXPERIENCED FRUIT JUICE MAKER (dilution oran,;.- crush etc.) I272 words
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Advertisement447 1965-03-19 12 SITUATIONS VACANT U WordM SS 1 Mim.)— Box St eta. rxtrm HEADMASTER TAMIL SCHOOL: Want.-d Tnmil School Headmaster. Apply hiving mil pruti-ssion.il qualilication.i to Chairman. Nam Heng Estate. Kola 1 WELL ESTABLISHED XL. motor firm requires an experienced Motor Mechanic Uood future for the right man Apply with reference, to447 words
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Advertisement921 1965-03-19 12 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* $t (Mim.) Box St eta. mxtrm EXPERIENCED SALESMAN required by leading Cosmetic, and Ready-mad. Goods Importer. Apply with lull particular, of qualification and experience to P.O Box 2903, Singapore. WANTIO by old established importers, experienced salesmen «itb good connections in tbe market tur hardware engineering stores921 words
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Advertisement934 1965-03-19 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li Word* U (Mim.)— Box St eta. mxlrm MOOERH 2 BEDROOM flat, groun.l floor, well furnished, amab'a room. moHalc and parquet flooring, pleasant outlook. Rent 5466/-. Apply 33J Gllstead Road. Singapore 11. NEW WELL FURNISHED Bungalow at Holland Grove Drive. Singapore. 10. Rental 1530/- p.m. Occupation immediately. Please934 words
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Advertisement3227 1965-03-19 12 EDUCATION MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE WHERE TO STAY (Spore) IS WordM U (Min.}—Box St eta, extrm IS Hard, M (Mim.)— Box St eU. extrm IS WordM U *■«.>— 8,.x 5$ cf. txtrm IS Wnrd. I Win.)— io el-. txlr n SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OP BASS AMPLIFIER 29 watts for DEST QUALITY3,227 words
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Advertisement1290 1965-03-19 13 PL I WEST COASf UK: Due S pee Sails P. S'hia Pining Li»erpMl, Dublin li Pt Mar H Mir 21 Linerpiil. isjow Gdl. 11 Mir 71 Mar 21 27 Mar 71 t literpiil, A'.onmr.uth Mar ?1 Mar 24 Mar 25/ 1 Apr 2 imrpMl, G <sgow Mir it 'pr 21,290 words
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Advertisement2329 1965-03-19 13 WkihMjliiid^M^^Eu W^M THE EAC LINES bbV^V\ >Cjfjal im G fO t lU u«arve.rjwfTTtMH»M pcmamo B^Bav^rTtft^Jaß m mxnt w.wwcn re»ei«.i i'*iidoo«t ly^rT-- Pklil 7HI. Pkmi *****. PkMl 1111 Pkeie (2171. SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH. LATTAKIA, GENOA, IE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEN. ANTWtIP, IQUtHAM. 4MSIEROAM, GQIMEHBURG, AARHUS AND CQP(WHIttN S oore P S'fam Pmang2,329 words
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Advertisement1283 1965-03-19 13 tap*- ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. \F^^^ U.K./Continent >.ngipor> P. S'nam fenang CITT OF LEEDS Havri. lonoon. Hamburg RoUcrdim. V om ll Pt Tidir 21 11 Mat :inif JOHANNESI KG 30\ H burg. Bmen. R'Cim, A we'p Newcistle, M bro 15 II Apr CASTILLIAN L g un n Ou>| a1,283 words
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705 1965-03-19 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpilL" offer by Guinness 1 Malaysia Ltd. to the Malaysian public for four million one dollar shares at par opened yesterday and the application list was closed at noon. Full details regarding the response to the offer together with details705 words
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Article27 1965-03-19 14 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 17. Mar. 18. •Industrials: 77.16 77.11 Tins: 101.05 101.10 S rubbers: 103.13 103.13 •Dec. 30. 1963 100. lire. 29. 1962 100.27 words
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Article101 1965-03-19 14 MELBOURNE. Triurs. pALLS in industrials well excepdpcI riM* In todays market B.H.P. dropped Is to Sis. 6d C.R.A. lost further ground In an otherwise steady base metal* section losing Is 6d to 37s. 6d and Mt In dropped 4d to 31s Id OIU were steady. N Broken Hill101 words
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Article48 1965-03-19 14 I HE Malayan Exclisnxe H.inh^ Aeso ratex to merchant* vrtlerda* ihII rate* kP MIIOI Canada nuvins TT 35 :i S. airmail 00 H|: M >1 «t 36 credit Ml 1 Irl trade hlli* felling TT or OO ready Canadian d«llar> 3' 1 16: Swlee France i<48 words
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Article37 1965-03-19 14 ON the frao mninii markat in Hong Konc yesterday the U.S. dollar waa quoted at 5.781 for T.T. and 5 7,1 (or cath. •tarlhng was quoted at 18.02 and •no tael of gold at 1821.37 words
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Article25 1965-03-19 14 Mar. IS MALAYAN Kl BBF.R PRICK: "li cents unrh.ingpd) TIN: Mn.fl (up S6 12!) Inofficial pstimutrri nfTrrine 250 tons (up 10 tons)25 words
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336 1965-03-19 14 rlfcßK was a sh.irp of JSli.ir i n th. tin price yesterday t per pitul In London on Wecit finished the morning a a very steady no mostly £6 per long v Trade quarters said thl the steadiness at Pei higher United Slates336 words
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Article124 1965-03-19 14 Mann 1« Thnr mo INDUSTRIALS Ekxmrmd 14 rts. Dunlops 14 eta. M. font rity l>. v 1 1 K. Bm<lt*ra 2« eta. -1 4 Km* 14 K.-^ I>.p I2cta. 1 K. N. 1«CI^. Hnf>in«j mR.- Ij ct«. I ■111 eta 1 H. kVpura '1 eta. H. M.-rlinK <•!-124 words
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Article36 1965-03-19 14 /MINESE Produce Cich day: Coconut oil: t. Uk Conr.l M Uaquoud. Pepper. M miok white M 47» «»l k hmrk t|i Smicapore Ceconut Oil N cufon oncei i.uik Sinxapora Copra A.s.l I prices: I n«iuotid36 words
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Advertisement569 1965-03-19 14 ORIENT OVERSEAS LINE EXPRESS SERVICE For N. Yck, Baltimore, Charleston. N. Orleans, Houston, Galveston. Spore P. S'hom Penong New York, Pacific Comet 22/24 M«r 20/21 Mar 27 Apr Hongkong Amber 4/ 6 May 7/ 8 May 9/10 May 13 Jun Hongkong Grace 17/19 May 20/21 May 22/23 May 26 Jun569 words
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Advertisement194 1965-03-19 14 V^^^^ Orient mid-east Great Lakes Servi faST OIP.ECT SAILINGS FROM SINSAPORE *PJD Mikik TO CAN! IND US CtEAT LAKES POR' S S ooii %'~>m Pimm ORIENT MARINER jst UM »P» 11/11 2nd Call Apr M/ 22 n 74 25 2* ORIENT TRADER Hi, 2% H »J/J4 J5 2* ORIENT LINER194 words
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Article882 1965-03-19 15 •COMBINED business in and re Doited to the Singapore trading rooms ol tne Stock Exchange of M.il.iysia yesterday with the number ol shares traded in bracket.- INDUSTRIAL! Boult.ad C'.lHHi; *1 3n: C.S. Haldinm il.uoui 01 Dunl*a« (l.Mt) |l>Mi •'<" :t.iMM>. <i M il.ikjo) P.M; r. A H rdi.882 words
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Article131 1965-03-19 15 V.MIPS lyinx jltnmdl lh« tiniaM't Harbour wharvtt tr •i»«tltd tt flay art: 1 Anna Bakkr 8 7. rizan i in 11. Mtmnon 13 14 l;. rn.it, no. h IS 16. Str^at Lomhok •J.'S J8. Or.ika Maru 2» 30. B»nmh 31 :t?. B<«ni:Vi!ia SS/S4, Turn* M, Oin—t 8in«h131 words
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Article238 1965-03-19 15 tiril trade rubber f.o.b bu\fr» dosed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and KuaU l.umpur >eslerda> at 712 u-nis per Ib.. u in h.inxrd on Wednesday's elosinu level for the position. The tone was stagnant. K.A.S. and K.M.K.t. rlosint prices in cents per Ib. vesterda> Int. l R.S.S. prompt238 words
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Advertisement1090 1965-03-19 15 I HUME INDUSTRIES WILLIAM JACKS CO. (FAR EAST) LIMITED (MALAYA) LIMITED I Incorporated in the State (Incorporated in the States of Singapore) of Malaya) NOTICE Is hereby given that NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN the Twenty-fifth Ordinary Oen- that an Interim Dividend of 5<i eral Meeting of Hume Industries (less 40'1,090 words
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Advertisement1384 1965-03-19 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TENDERS STATE OF SARAWAK Tender for Servicint Applications are invited for the Laboratory and X-Ray post of:— Equipment of the TuberAssistant Engineer i 5 vacancies i culosis Control I nit. Salary scale: Dlv. 11, C 4-6 14.'. Moulmcin Road i»b9o-1170» for the year 1%3 lariwat"'"* DepBrUneDt> TENDER v.ili1,384 words
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Advertisement997 1965-03-19 15 TENDERS TENDERS TENDERS SINGAPORE TELEPHONE tMJL rggg NOTICE IMMBMMJII«AW TENDER NOTICE ve C d K e^K TENDERS are Invited from ex- at the omce of the Jurutera Kuala Lumpur perJenced contractors for carrying Negerl. JKR. Johor. Johor p ar -irutors run be obtained in out the wore below:- Bahru up997 words
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Article152 1965-03-19 16 Wonderful Pilin top form RACING with Epsom Jeep IPOH, Thursday. yyONDERFLL PIL did a sparkling trial despite the firm going here this morning when he ran 31" in 38 3/5 with Keith Moxham up. Makyung did a two-round workout, finishing with a3f dash in 40^. High Flight (Kevin Mitchell) went152 words
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445 1965-03-19 16 Trainer fined 25 for using wrong colours THE STIPES REPORT JPOH. Ihurv— The MRA Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races: K.ut OKI M. Lee. rider of -rw4>. was Questioned as to I lu.s reason for sitting quietly on mount from the 3f to the light entrance. He stated that Causeway445 words
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Article316 1965-03-19 16 II7TIGHTS for >akorn >ai 7.0S Nancluwn 111 8.08 Cowan Street 7.0P Singaporean II B.o* all seven Morning Flight 7.07 Kohinoor B.na races at Ipoh on Serene Lady 7.U7 Brau (iaT 8.03 (L 3, DIV. I— «F Lord Francis 8.05 Sunday: King* Choice 9.00 Nazareh 8.05 (L. >. l)l\316 words
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Article905 1965-03-19 16 ONL Y 10 ENTRIES FOR STORE DERBY CJINUAPORE. Thurs.-- Oulj i^ ten horses .-.even ir. cia» 1 and three in CllH have been entered tor th« Singapore Derby to be rur over I2f on the last day o: the Bukit Tlmah meeting or Mar. 27-28 and Apr. 3-4. A total905 words
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Advertisement498 1965-03-19 16 PROCLAMATION IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU Oriein»tmc Stimm««i» No. 26 of 1964. In the Mattrr ot section M (ii) M Urn IJmd Knmrtmrat. 191« AND In -hp Matter of Uurf H.«ir<i ll* da% of Mai. IM.">4 KrgiMwd in PrewttutMi No IMMI ChSTfC Vol. I.XWVIII No. 16.V498 words
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Advertisement455 1965-03-19 16 TENDERS J. K. R. SELANGOR RE-TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received 9 from registered P W.D. Con- tractors in Class "C" and above up to 3 p.m. on 31-3-1965 at the Office of the Jurutera Nejien. Selanftor Kuala Lumpur. For ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF RURAL HEALTH SUB -CENTRE AT PULAU455 words
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Advertisement229 1965-03-19 16 New Delhi Four direct flights from Bangkok via convenient connecting carrier. Superb service bilingual cabin attendants cuisine by Maxim's of Pans and. most important, you fly with Pan Am's Priceless Extra of Experience. You're better off with Pan Am £s Si world's most experienced airline Beirut Daily flights direct from229 words
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Article481 1965-03-19 17 COACHING OF SCHOOLBOYS BY WORCESTER PLEASES TENGKU Kuala Lumpur, Thursday 'fHE PRIME MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who will meet the Malaysian and Worcestershire C.C. teams on Saturday morning at the Selangor Club before they start their two-day match on the Kuala Lumpur Padang has noted with pleasure481 words
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Article16 1965-03-19 17 IPOH. Thurs. Teoh Chye Hln was today re-elected president of the Ipoh District Football League.16 words
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Article, Illustration344 1965-03-19 17 ONDON, Thurs. J Don Ken y■ n. captain of the Woreesterahin county ciickrt team now l ii v r i ii Malaysia, was yesterday elected an Kngland selector for the first time. Dour Insole. former England and Kvsex batsman, who has been344 words
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Article, Illustration211 1965-03-19 17 'Recalled Booth hits out for 88 poiNT-A-PIERRE. Thurs. Brian Booth, leading the Australians in their two-day (tame with Trinidad Colts here .yesterday, was recalled from the dressing room after a misunderstanding over a catching incident. Booth, who had made 15 at the time, went on to reach 88. top scorer211 words
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127 1965-03-19 17 SOCCER PERAK AND KEDAH PROTEST, SO NEW DATE SET 1/-UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. Following protests by Perak ard .<edah. the F.A. of Malaysia announced today .nat cne FAM Cup tie oetween Penang ai.d the winners of the Kedah-Perak replay will be on Apr. 2 or 4 instead of this Sunday.127 words
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Article93 1965-03-19 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Selangor will miss their experienced Inside forward Abdul Ghani and two of their best youngsters, goalkeeper Chow Chee Keong and inside-left Agus Salim. when they meet Singapore In their FAM Cup tournament second round tie at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday kick-oil93 words
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253 1965-03-19 17 WORLD ROUNDUP Kuo the leader in Thai Open rOLt Bangkok, ftiurs.. Kuo Chi .lain i (Formosa) scored i slx-under-par 66 to take the urst round lead in the Thailand Open Rolf championship here today. Two strokes behind the I leader came DlonLsio Nadalei <Phillpplnesi, who shot a 68. I Four253 words
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Advertisement596 1965-03-19 17 j m oC'^l I ojiimii 7?i B^^**'*' _J2totjyjßj| m Js wM mL Hr BM "TilM^^^a^^a*' all Set your sights on a Triumph 2000 if you toant to take a relaxed group on holiday. Five friends go into one Triumph 2000 (and stay friends) NEW Xl LE <M THE ROM): never596 words
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Miscellaneous66 1965-03-19 17 DIARY ~~1 in... o gor v Worcestershire (XL pidang, 11 a.m.) -»»«<• II FAM < up replay: Kcdah v Perak iA. Stan. Sultans' Cup: Kclantan Malnys v Pahang M.iUys (K. Bhuru). Friendly: in Youth XI v Armed Forces iMerdeka Stadium, 5). HOCKKV Inlrr-itali- women's quad: S'K<>r v Nrgrl (7 am.).Spore66 words
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Obituary70 1965-03-19 18 LIM KIM CEOK. .i-.-(l 76 IXIHMd I MnttHT of \im. Thian bone n Afiki. fnni-nii on ji 12a.m. V. f. DAVID. h.MoYi-4 i.iih.r of i: itii. Jajram, JeymreJ tad Marjorlc, p.iawd away ptai UM ul UM Q«W r:tl He ..I Hidad>n ('<■!■ HOEOCN Walter mj pi .11 ■■■iiiii% m70 words
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Article265 1965-03-19 18 Lee in six hours of talks fANBERRA. Thurs. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. spent nearly six hours today discussing the South-east Asian situation with Australian political leaders. The conversations, in which Mr. Lee met Australians of all political shades, ended the formal talks of his four-day stay inReuter - 265 words
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Article44 1965-03-19 18 LONDON. Thur*. Fourteen summonses, alleging Indecent assault on qlrl pupils, hare been served on a schoolmaster in Brighton. He is Clifford Bevan. aged 39. and married with three children. He is a schoolmaster at Stanford Roiid Junior Mixed School. RenterReuter - 44 words
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Article26 1965-03-19 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. T!ie Police Band will give a public performance at Kallang Park be- i tween 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. tomorrow, j26 words
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225 1965-03-19 18 JAKARTA. Thursday. COMMUNIST-INSTIGATED workers today disconnected the elpctricity and gas from the Associated Press office as well as from other American official and private buildings in Jakarta in another anti-American action. Men belonging to SOBSI the Communist workers' organisation climbed a a pole inAP - 225 words
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Article, Illustration116 1965-03-19 18 Indian team here to study parliamentary buildings SINGAPORE, Thurs. A three-man Indian delegation, led by Mr. S. B. Chavan. Minister of Works, Communications and Irrigation for the State of Maharashtra, flew in here today on a tour of Malaysia to study parliamentary buildings. The team, who have just been to116 words
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Article34 1965-03-19 18 LONDON. Thurs— Lady Astor of Hever. who died at her home near Nice last Jan. 3. ased 74. left rstate in England worth £11.475. it was announced here. Duty was £2.966. RenterReuter - 34 words
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Article34 1965-03-19 18 JAKARTA. Thurs. Tlie man- agement of the Buim Karno i i Brother Soekarno)" sports om- plex lias warned local artistes to retrain from singing or playing 1 Beatles" nines in the stadium34 words
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Article32 1965-03-19 18 MENLO PARK, i New Jersey) Than Woohrartb'k once known as "five and t*n-renf stores is to >ell original pair': Including works by old masters priced as hiuli as US$l5O,OOO32 words
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Article86 1965-03-19 18 ONDON, Thura.— A cyclist, •L' spotting a man wedged in the bars of a post office window, took his trousers off to prevent him escaping, a court was told yesterday. Police said the man. 24--year-old Anthony James Law. charged with attempted theft. dangled from the window for86 words
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Article437 1965-03-19 18 LONDON. Thurs— There Wtm no r eliei in the Mock markets today :rom the unsettled conditions hat have persisted for some lime. Mt hough buyers were perhaps >howing a little more interest, sellers had the upper hand. The flood of beat-the-budget company statements continued unchecked437 words
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182 1965-03-19 18 Gromyko friendly, but talks make no progress lON DON. Thurs. J The Soriet Union and t ho Weal remained deadlocked on all major international issues disarmament, the United Nations. German unification and Vietnam after two days of talks here bi the Soviet and British Foreiiin Ministers, wellinformed sources today. One182 words
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126 1965-03-19 18 'Flaming torch protest woman in grave state DETROIT. Thurs— The 7«--year-old woman who tried to turn herself into a ll.iminu torch to protest against American policy in Vietnam was in a critical condition in hospital here last nieht. Mrs. Alice llcrz. a (German- born widow, who came here in 1942.Reuter - 126 words
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Advertisement242 1965-03-19 18 Late CLASSIFIEDS 2* Ward* SIS Mlmlmt.m) MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE (Malaysia's College of Postal Education) Founded: 1959 Administration Offices: Foh Chong Building, Johore Bahru. Tel: 2171 Moloyon Correspondence College offers you up-to-date homcifudy courses, compiled by univer- »ity lecturers, honours graduates, experienced teoeheri etc., for all examination! ranging from Primory to242 words
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Advertisement48 1965-03-19 18 Traditionally a part of the Malaysian Scene... I Anchor Pilsener Beer. ..as naturally at home in everyday Malaysia as this homely crafts- «2i«^_^^i^E. man who patiently turns a chisef on a block of wood to create a cake mould of simple artistry. ANCHOR PILSENER BEER IT'S TRADITIONALLY BEST48 words
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Miscellaneous73 1965-03-19 18 Water shut-off SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off in Tanglin Halt Road between Commonwealth Drive and Commonwealth Avenue on Saturday. Horn 11 am. to 5 p.m. THE WEATHER V Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday Hiehrst Lowest73 words
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