The Straits Times, 25 September 1965
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Title Section22 1965-09-25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times in** Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 100622 words
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221 1965-09-25 1 Alliance agree: NO gag on other tongues £UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Alliance today re-affirmed its stand on Malay as the national language and agreed that the use and study of other languages would not be prohibited. This decision was taken at a meeting of the Alliance Action Committee at Its221 words
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Article, Illustration565 1965-09-25 1 SAMAD MAHADI - Khir: Let's see less and less of this SAMAD MAHADI: Call for an end to statements that could create racial trouble By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johori, today assumed his new office as Umno's honorary secretarygeneral and appealed to all members to refrain from565 words
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113 1965-09-25 1 Indian MPs cheer let's grab British assets' call NEW DELHI, Fri. A Congress Party member today put forward a motion in Parliament that India should quit the Commonwealth and members cheered loudly when he advocated nationalisation of all British assets. Mr. Itliucnat Jha Azad said in the House of theReuter - 113 words
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Article166 1965-09-25 1 28 GET TEN YEARS HARD LABOUR CALISBURY, Fri. Twenty-eight Rhodesian Africans were today each sentenced to 10 years' Jail with hard labour after being found guilty in the High Court of undergoing sabotage training in Ghana. The men. who had all pleaded not guilty, were alleged by the prosecution toReuter - 166 words
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Article19 1965-09-25 1 MOSCOW. Fri. The Soviet Union today launched another satellite or the Cosmos series Cosmos 81. upi.19 words
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Article41 1965-09-25 1 LONDON. Pri.— Britain has decided to grant Independence to Mauritius, an Island colony in the Indian Ocean. Mr. Anthony Oreenwood. the Colonial Secretary, said today. Constitutional arrangements are expected to be completed before the end of I96o.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article60 1965-09-25 1 LONDON. Fri_ Measles, the disease which hits most children, may have been conquered, the British raagaiuie Maternal and Child Care said. It added: "It looks as if children will soon get im- munity without having to suffer from the disease first." Lifelong immunity could follow the injection of60 words
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Article202 1965-09-25 1 Ceasefire violated, India claims NEW DELHI. Friday ■JHE Indian Defence Ministry spokesman said today that Pakistani Rangers had violated the lndoPaki stan ceasefire by attacking an Indian armed constabulary post at Asutar yesterday. Asutar is about 52 miles northwest of Jaisalni er. Ra jastan, and 40 miies inside India. TheReuter - 202 words
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Article135 1965-09-25 1 Canadian will be Unipom head OTTAWA, Friday. J^ CANADIAN will head a new United Nations observer group which will supervise the withdrawal of Indian and Pakistani forces from areas of conflict not in Kashmir itself. His name has not yet been announced. Canada will also provide personnel and aircraft for135 words
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Article135 1965-09-25 1 600 Reds wiped out Biggest Govt victory yet gAIGON, Fri. South Vietnamese troops and strafing aircraft killed an estimated 600 VietCOng in a series of bloody bailies aloi .1 20-mile stretch of highway n 0r I h of Oni Mioii yesterday. It was thought to "be one of the SouthReuter - 135 words
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Article22 1965-09-25 1 I \ll(i. I I RON I SIM I i IS<. KARACHI li> i t iti radio "ri< >i I Indian22 words
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Advertisement90 1965-09-25 1 CROCKETT JONES NORTHAMPTON ENGLAND BEST W BETTER LIVING m. He may not be very big yet, but his A^-w^ mother knows that he will olwa\ i v£ be fit and strong, because his food is kept fresh and germ free in her Mitsubishi refrigerotor which has a sterilizing lamp 6490 words
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Article, Illustration577 1965-09-25 2 Shastri: Light but not dawn of peace J^EW DELHI, Fri.— The lights went on again throughout India last night but Mr. Shastri warned his people not to mistake this for "the dawn of peace." With a ceasefire effective in the IndiaPakistan war, blackout restrictions were removed from all Indian citiesReuter; AP; UPI - 577 words
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Article55 1965-09-25 2 JAKARTA. Frl. The death prnalty has been demanded on a military officer for Increasing HM prices of copra and coconut oil. Antaia said today. A military court in Bandoeng was told that the price increase had caused the state to suffer a loss of sixReuter - 55 words
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Article48 1965-09-25 2 MANILA Prl. A 26-year-old man interrupted a cockfight yesterday by shooting the cock thrashing the one he had betted on. police said In an ensuing uunfigiit tha man, Rodolfo Roxas. was killed with two others, Orecorio Luna. 58. and PrancUco Voluntad. 43. Three others wer« wounded.48 words
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263 1965-09-25 2 India accuses Pakistanis of violating ceasefire line in Kashmir JAMMU, Friday Indian spokesman said today that Pakistani troops had violated the IndoPakistani ceasefire line and according to latest reports were still entrenched on the Indian side. The spokesman said the Pakistanis crossed into Indian held Kashmir. 90 miles north-west ofReuter; UPI - 263 words
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Article70 1965-09-25 2 HONG KONG Frt. Three Indian soldiers were killed in an exchange of tilt with Chinese on duty in a civiliai. checkpost on the western sector of the SinoIndian border on Sunday, the New China News Agency said today. In a dispatch from Lhasa, the RKencyReuter - 70 words
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Article177 1965-09-25 2 MOSCOW, Friday. jyjK. Shastri, yesterday accepted a Soviet invitation to meet President Ayub Khan on Soviet territory. The Indian Embassy said the acceptance was in general terms. Informed sources said that considerable groundwork would be needed before a meeting could actually take place. Mr.Reuter - 177 words
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349 1965-09-25 2 ITNITED NATIONS, Fri.— The U.N. Sec-retary-G c n eral. U Thant. asked India and Pakistan. last night to give him their schedules "at an early date"' for the withdrawal of their troops still on the wrong side of the lines between the twoAP - 349 words
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Miscellaneous16 1965-09-25 2 TUE 3AM6OLS -<* G6T6 WOBSE STOPPINGS LET J eveiev day V^scsofl^-^ t (^COfAZ OlC\ (~~\T MIGHT Be")16 words
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139 1965-09-25 3 f ONDO.N Fri. Scotland Yards 100-man ""commando force" fMtordaj moved Into the hunt for an apparent Maniac who has assaulted 17 women in the last •-ore* weeks. The assailant, described as a tall and swarthy Gypsy in his late 30s. has139 words
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134 1965-09-25 3 PROTECT OUR SECRETS, DOCTORS PLEAD T ONDON, Fri. The World "Medical Association appealed to all countries yesterday to pass laws to protect doctors from having to i reveal in law courts I secrets entrusted to them by patients. The rights of professional secrecy already existed for lawyers, and there wasReuter - 134 words
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Article, Illustration597 1965-09-25 3 MEW YORK, Friday AMERICA READY NOW TO IMPOSE A FREEZE ON MISSILES THE United States yesterday challenged Russia to join in the public destruction of "a substantial number" of their atomc bombs. The American delegate, Mr. Arthur J. Goldberg, also proposed that If Russia wouldReuter - 597 words
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244 1965-09-25 3 JAKARTA, Fri. The J Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio, has approved the demand for closure of the American consulate in Surabaya and the expulsion of Its Consul Allan F. McLean Jr. He said the final decision, however, could or ly be made byReuter; AP; UPI - 244 words
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Article28 1965-09-25 3 WASHINGTON, Fri- US- military deaths from all causes In Vietnam topped the 1.000 mark last week, the Defence De- i purtment </ald today —A P28 words
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244 1965-09-25 3 Hunt for payroll bandits who beat up policemen LONDON, Friday gCOTLAND YARD Flying Squad detectives raided homes in north London last night and early today seeking the stocking-masked robbers who attacked three policemen escorting a payroll. The of at least 10 men escaped with £32.000 after ramming the police car244 words
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Article22 1965-09-25 3 JAKARTA Prl- Police have uncovered a big smuggling ring. Mixing nine cars and seven bouses, newspapers here reported today. Reuter-Reuter - 22 words
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84 1965-09-25 3 BIRTH PILL MIX-UP: WIFE SUES FOR $225,000 NEW YORK. Prl. T»j doc- ton alleged to have given a wife pills to induce pregnancy instead of birth-control are being sued for i U5J75.000 here. Mrs. Berdell Maley became pregnant and gave birth to a child She Is riing Or. William ArmstrongReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration226 1965-09-25 4 CINGAPORE, Fri. Some 200 species of Malaysian orchids went on display at the orchid show at the Singapore Turf Clul). which was officially opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bi n Ishak this evening. Orchidland was complete with meandering brooks and gushing226 words
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Article134 1965-09-25 4 "Thta will help to publicise our many new hybrids In particular, and our orchid industry In general," Inch* Yusof added. Orchids are last becoming an Important export of Singapore. Last year's exports of orchids were worth $270,000. The President of the Society Mr. A. O. Alphonso,134 words
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Article80 1965-09-25 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A variety show will be held at the Singapore Badminton Hall tomorrow, starting at 8 p in to raise money for the Justin Rozario fund. The show ha* been organised by group of students from Victoria School to raise funds for the purchase80 words
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Advertisement323 1965-09-25 4 I CATHAY-OPENS TODAYl^r^iUlll GIRLS! GIRLS! AND A LOT OF GIRLS IN THE MOST DAZZLING EYE -POPPING SHOW YOU'VE EVER SEEN BEFOREypW HOT* *«Ls*\, mights ofmr/ AlvicKlCA /^IS^I ODEON TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! N t,, F EUROPE'S MOST DEADLY SPIES AFTER THE WORLD'S MOST GUARDED SECRETSI I HARRY SALTZMAN The Producer of £~s323 words
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Advertisement266 1965-09-25 4 ■LIDO (Spore) OPENS TOMORROW aJ^ -THEY WERE SIXTEEN AND IN LOVE... #1M but she became his v J father's new wife! I a M-G-N presents I YOUTH "jg 1f) VW (ARTURO'S ISLAND) MWrnWrnWrnW i W y\ with REGINALD KERNAN l /y*~ mm KEY MEERSMAN VANNI D 6 MAIGRETfj M \L266 words
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Advertisement493 1965-09-25 4 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a REX SKY (spt') TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT. 117 BACK IN ACTION! 1 Actually filmed gflk "Golden Ticket" tw^l^ Ata^^iV^ A Aa rd Winner in Inailond W»> I BBs r ot Cannes v Film Festival OSS 117 i IN BANGKOK with ROBERT HOSSEIN in Scope Eastmancolor H A FABULOUS LEGEND SPECTACULARLY493 words
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Advertisement595 1965-09-25 4 66th DAY! DAILY 4 SHOWS AT I 10am, 1.15, 4 30& 8.30 pm Stalls: $1 50 I S2 SO-Circle $4.00 1 Advance CASH BOOKINGS Only (NO FREE LIST) JULIE a CHRISTOPHER ANDREWS PLUMMER Produced in TODD AO Color by Deluxe (Foi) School Ihiidrca Loucession St. SO to any seat at595 words
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Article, Illustration226 1965-09-25 5 TRAINING TIME FOR NURSES TO BE CUT SINGAPORE, Prl. The Medical Superintendent of the General Hospital. Dr. S. K. Kapur, today announced a reduction in the training period for nurses and plans to extend the State's nursing school to increase the intake of students to meet the shortage of nurses.226 words
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Article110 1965-09-25 5 TOURIST WEEK BEGINS SINGAPORE. Fri. The first ever "Tourist Week" starts tomorrow night with the "Miss Tourism Sinrapura" contest at the Cathay Restaurant. The Week will be officially opened at this function by the chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. Mr. K. M. Byrne. The contest, organised by the110 words
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Article58 1965-09-25 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The 110 million for the 960 Port of Singapore Authority flats to be built in Blair Plain off Kampong Bahru Road will come solely irom P.S.A. funds. The P.S.A. today clarified this In commenting on a recent Straits Times report, which said the58 words
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969 1965-09-25 5 SINGAPORE. Fri A FORMER Singa pore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union assistant secretary, Mr. Fong Yip Onn today told a commission of inquiry that he thought a donation of $120 was meant for his union, although the contents of a969 words
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Article408 1965-09-25 5 SINGAPORE, Frt. The general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees. Mr. O. Kandasamy, today said he was prepared to appear In a television debate to prove that the Singapore National Trades Union Congress was prejudicing the interests of democratic trade unionism by upholding408 words
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Advertisement451 1965-09-25 5 I ADELPHI HOTEL TOURIST-WEEK 2Sth Sept. to 3rd Ott. ADELPHI WELCOMES TOURISTS SPECIAL EVENTS NOT TO BE MISSED. Grill Room 101 l room (Roof Gord«n): Gaily decorated. Spanish Food Wii*. Malaya* Nifht featuring Floor Show Nig>H y Malay Cultural Doncti and at 10.30 p.m. "GlimpM* ot Hrn Ofiant" Jooat Modern451 words
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Advertisement144 1965-09-25 5 /You are MORE than (0k an honoured guest at the ©PRESIDENT HOTEI TAIPEI We are proud of the impeccable service and ho«--pitality that await you at The President. Luxurious rooms and suites range from US$B.76 per night. Night-club restaurants, barber shop, beauty salon and nursery are conveniently located within the144 words
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185 1965-09-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The executive director of the United Nations Children's Fund, Mr. H. R. Labouisse Jnr., today praised i the Malaysian Government for Its "marvellous efforts" in looking after the welfare of the nations children. "Malaysia should be a model to most other185 words
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Article42 1965-09-25 6 Trade union course MALACCA. Pri. About 60 ttvue unionists from 15 organlsatici* will attend a two-day tradr union education course at the Hlkli School here from tomorrow. The course is organised by tr.# ior, i division of the Malaysian rt.ides Union Congress-42 words
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Article114 1965-09-25 6 Tin boom creates 178 more jobs ITLALA LUMPUR. Fri. The current tin boom Is reflected In the increase In the number of workers engaged In the Industry up to the end of last month, according to statistics published today. The Minlnt Department reported that at the end of August. 50,177114 words
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104 1965-09-25 6 [•ivna.su, Fri. National leaders of the Malayan People's Socialist Front will touch on all aspects of the > lltical situation In MaUysia, including its foreign policy, at a public rally In the City Stadium tomorrow riKht. The speakers include the i Front's secretary-general.104 words
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Article310 1965-09-25 6 PATIENT COULD DIE, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE, Friday A male nurse, Mr. Francis Tan, told the Industrial Arbitration Court today that he and other male nurses had to perform certain duties meant for qualified doctors only. Mr. Tan, of the Social Hygiene Department, said that although310 words
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74 1965-09-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Three Malaysians will leave for Britain tomorrow to continue their studies on scholarships awarded by Shell Malaysia. They are: Goh Tiong Hul. Ariflln bin Khalid and Chew Seng I-ui all old boys of Malacca High SchoolGoh and Ariffln will join74 words
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Article29 1965-09-25 6 TAIPINO, Pri— While fishing In a river at Kampong Pauh, Bukit Oantang. near here yesterday. Ra'faad bin Deris. 17, fell Into the water and was drowned.29 words
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Article, Illustration165 1965-09-25 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Julian J binte Mohammed Noor. 16. the sole survivor of a Johore road accident, which almost wiped out her family, is a sick girl. This was disclosed today by her grandmother. Che Lsa binte Haji Mohamed Said, who questioned165 words
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Article36 1965-09-25 6 SINGAPORE. Pri. All Lloyd Triestino passenger ships will resume normal service to Bombay and Karachi- following the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. The Asia will leave Singapore for these two ports on Tuesday.36 words
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213 1965-09-25 6 'Ramani to quit? I haven't heard it': Tengku A LOR STAR, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman said here today he was not aware that Mr. R. Ramani, the Malaysian permanent representative at the United Nations, was resigning. "I have heard nothing about it and I don't know anything about It," the213 words
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Article28 1965-09-25 6 DUNOUN, Kri. Boy Scouts and Girl Ouides here collected $78« at their recent loint funfair. The money will be used to build a Scout den.28 words
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Article30 1965-09-25 6 BUTTERWORTH. Pri. A labourer, 8- Ponnusamy, 64. who was knocked down by a car at Main Road, Pral died from his wounds in the Penang General Hospital yesterday.30 words
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Article28 1965-09-25 6 TELUK ANSON Fri.— The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Sonu bfn Abdul Rahman, will address a rally »t Selelcoh, near Bagan Datoh tomorI row.28 words
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235 1965-09-25 6 GIRL OF 15 DEFIES A THUG— WITH A HOT IRON pENANG, Fri. A 15-year-old girl, Goh Ah Hoe, held off an armed robber this morning with a hot iron. Ah Hoe was ironing clothes about 8.50 a.m. when four men entered the Ayer Itam house of her uncle, Mr. Goh235 words
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129 1965-09-25 6 PENANG, Friday. rpHE Penang and Province Wellesley Junior A Government Employees' Union will consider this week-end a resolution urging the Government to consider a pay rise for Division Four government servants. The union, at Its annual meeting on Sunday, will call for129 words
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Advertisement83 1965-09-25 6 WHOLLY OWNCD SUBSIDIARY OF Work at Andrew Estate is nearing completion to acquire a homo in on* of Singapore's -/j_ r-W" r^*^T S. ~TP~""~~j -I^l V» bUb SHAW HUUbc UnUIMnU nu. mum privacy and comfort and are consistent kitchen, lounge and patio with complete ser- v n^ A«J /V^v Within83 words
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Miscellaneous40 1965-09-25 6 Hu»s Bunny B ««lp» H*im*mhl //I I T (COME INji riM LEAVING I PbESUReN 7 Tt'TlS) CTaTTITD r Aiu 7 V bugs'. ho\\i..^t?-^ I {7 ciceso takes \vvAH'( I J per OABV-/f'n y L^j V /lyjj /O/fr washes j— T\/40 words
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312 1965-09-25 7 U Thant's truce team: An offer by Razak KUANTAN, Friday. MALAYSIA would consider sending officials to be included in the United Nations team to supervise the cease-fire in the Indo-Pakistan conflict if requested by the world bodyThis was stated by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, at a Press312 words
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Article65 1965-09-25 7 I/AMPAR. Frl. A tin miner, Mr Chow Heng, who parked his new Fiat 1500 car in front of his house in Jalan Gopeng here last niffht, missed it this morning his second car stolen within three weeks. Hi s Mercedes Bens, which was also65 words
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Article61 1965-09-25 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. —A Singapore businessman Mr. Patrick See, today donated $■100 to the family of Llm Hock Kheng, who died In a Are he started at the Keller Piano Company In Orchard Road on Wednesday. Llm, who died in the "vengeance nre left a widow and61 words
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235 1965-09-25 7 New road: Motorists may have to pay toll JPOH, Prl. Motorists using the new straight stretch of road between Tanjong Mallm and Slim River, which reduces the distance between Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh by seven miles, will soon have to pay toll. This was announced by the Mentrl Besar of235 words
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Article85 1965-09-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. A troop from the 21 Engineering Squadron of the Territorial Army, under the command of Lieut. Mohamed Kasslm bin Ja'afar will dismantle the Bailey bridge at the site of the National Monument In the Lake Oardens here at 11 a.m. on Sunday.85 words
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212 1965-09-25 7 A national youth pioneer body to be —started— ItfIALACCA, Frl The ITI Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, will organise a national youth pioneer movement to give youths military and technical training next year. This was announced by the Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports, Dato Engku Muhseln bin212 words
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Article55 1965-09-25 7 MALACCA. Fri— The Shell traffic games and poster competition for school children will be held here during road safety week beginning on Sunday. The traffic games, on the Malacca Club padang on Tuesday, will be opened by the Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ohafar bin Baba. About55 words
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189 1965-09-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Deputy Prime Mlnister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that a Bill would be introduced in Parliament soon to enable Indigenous people in Sabah and Sarawak to join the Royal Malay Reriment. In an Interview with Merdeka. the Umno189 words
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Miscellaneous192 1965-09-25 7 Mh'tf Oop Bff V.T. flnmUn HEY, VOCiy' "1 I YEH...ms KINDA/w&I,HERES AN* I GOT A PRFTTy] I SHOULD •fl V LOOK! OH.' A CRUDE, BUT rT I ARROW Of HEAVY PULL, I S**'.- BUT dnh X OIV A N___lr\ BOW. EM? SHOULD DRIVE V SORTS LETS HASNTT rT? VfT OUGKTA192 words
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Article119 1965-09-25 8 »«ra> Mi i minimum) CYRIL, Bon of Late i«og (An'onv aoinei thanlu relation. rrtenda and OfSnara of Military and Civilian Staff af harraeka Servlcaa. South for their ineeamcea of rondoirncr wreatba. fefrrt a rur.era* MRS I FRANCIS aao ramiiy tnnnK t*v Fatbera, Rlatfn. Rrotbere. rataatMa end friend* for meaaage*119 words
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Obituary27 1965-09-25 8 •r *«rit If* Wm'nmai in (VSR LOVINO Memory of Nancr >U*t Wfienc Wao departed 2S/S/n< «iway« i wueuibred by bar varanta •i«tem. brother and -oitnlna.27 words
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Article243 1965-09-25 8 U >» <m,mimmm> TMI COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAPBL >• aaryad «vrry Katurday and Huaday limci 1n» PIorHAI OPTISK OPTICIANS M Orchard Road. K pun will or io»rd or Moadav r?-» «R and a-io-so THI RECORD PARLOUR t.-pal run wIM tx cloaed on Monday, 2Ttb '"•t v Septemtter 1»«5 and 6th October243 words
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Article659 1965-09-25 8 The monsoon season in South Vietnam, with its favourable conditions for guerilla offensives, is drawing to a close. The Vietcong so far have made no significant military gains. Since the Chu Lai engagement last month they have ceased to have complete possession of the strategic and tactical659 words
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Article380 1965-09-25 8 There can be no possible objection in principle to Inche Khir Johari's proposal, made on his return from an international conference in Teheran on mding illiteracy, that primary education should be compulsory. It is an essential development which must come sooner or later. But questions of detail remain380 words
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Article148 1965-09-25 8 Far from being put oflF by rr>cent graceless criticism by Malaysians studying in Sydney and Melbourne, the Australian Government has decided to invite still more of our young people to its universities. Last year it gave training awards to 170 Malaysian students; this year (with Singapore) there will148 words
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Article, Illustration1333 1965-09-25 8 Chalmers M. Roberts - THE LONG, LONG WAR"— as Mao and Lin Piao see it Chalmers M. Roberts by WASHINGTON, Fri In 20,000 words a revealing outline of China's plans and tactics for world revolution EVERY now and then leaders or would-be leaders of totalitarian states put their dreams on paper. Hitler wrote "Mein1,333 words
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706 1965-09-25 8 M. SIVARAM - The sorrows of 'Lucky' Rasool diamond digger M. SIVARAM »y New Delhi \fEET Rasool Mo1U named, the lucky farmer who found the fabulous Vljay (Victory) Diamond and lost the big fortune as quickly as he acquired it. Raaool is still digging for diamonds bat he has not struck any since706 words
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Advertisement52 1965-09-25 8 Neglig*n<t of Eyesight Trombfa Monv elderly people ore accepting failing sight as a result of aging, when, in toct an early eye examination would prevent much suffering. Eyestrain saps nervous energy, causes headaches and is responsible for other general ill-health C. S. CHONG. O. 0. EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. 19 Chulia52 words
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Advertisement131 1965-09-25 8 MODEL TF-30LE wrthMEMO TUNER This NEW axcitinfl 23' NATIONAI Modern, Oolux with M*m« Tunet for continuous Optimum pictur* i«c»p.ion. Soft graytintcd »cri>en giva* Dynamic pirturas. No rrfKctiom. No gl«ia. Tha doubla oval tpaakers giva rich and tn.a-to-lifa sound. High clans, scratch proof woodan cabinat has folding doors which can ba131 words
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448 1965-09-25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. i Timber Exporters' Association of Malaya today urged the Government to settle the strike by 1 ,000 forest employees without delay or face a monthly loss of $12 million in overseas earnings. The association's president, Mr. Xavier Samy, said the448 words
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Article, Illustration117 1965-09-25 9 Envoy Tun Lim: I ant a child of estranged Lparents. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia, Tun Lim Yew Hock, said here today that he was a "child of estranged parents." He was referring to his position after the separation of Singapore from Malaysia. Tun Lim was117 words
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Article44 1965-09-25 9 SINOAPORE. Prl. —An elderly woman. Lily Tan was charged In a magistrate's court this afternoon with theft of a nylon ladles sweater valued (6.50 from Home Electronic Department Store In Orchard Road th.s morning. She pleaded not guilty and was allowed ball.44 words
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Article27 1965-09-25 9 KUALA LUMPUR- Prl A television set costing $700 was yesterday reported missing from the premises of the Labourers' Club at Bujong Estate, Sungel Buloh27 words
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Article, Illustration289 1965-09-25 9 Singapore: Why we are in no hurry Manila Fri. The Philippines today set two conditions for recognition of newlyindependent Singapore. The acting Foreign Secretary, Mr. Llbrado Cayco, told a news conference these were: THAT Philippine recognition "will not Impair or prejudice in any manner our claim to North Borneo (Sabah)289 words
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319 1965-09-25 9 Tea house in the highlands for the —tourists- fTANAH RATA, Fri. A Tourists on their way to this popular hill resort will soon have as an added attraction a tea house, about half way up, In which to relax and enJoy the scenic beauty of the lush green valley which319 words
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137 1965-09-25 9 Pakistan envoy to report to Karachi KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Pakistan High Commissioner here, Mr. S. M. Hassan, will return to Karachi early next week, the High Commission said today. Radio Pakistan on Wednesday announced that Mr. Hassan had been recalled for consultations. It said that he would report on137 words
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Article33 1965-09-25 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Police yeaI terday detained two suspected secret society "fighters" of the Tiong Ol Hong group at Chin Swee Road- Both were detained unricr the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.33 words
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Article22 1965-09-25 9 BINOAPORE. Frl. About 320.000 people have visited the Singapore Agricultural Show at Kallar.g Park In the last six days-22 words
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Article64 1965-09-25 9 rIPING, Fit An Alsatian dog was seized oy the police who were called to the Swettenham Road home of Inche Ariffln bin Shafiee, a lecturer In the Day Training Centre, here, yesterday after it had killed 15 fowls. The dog, which had a 1964 licence,64 words
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Article, Illustration323 1965-09-25 9 Chew Loy Khoon - Chew Loy Khoon By ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A three -year secret behind Miss Lai Yoke Heong's decision to study sociology at Axizona State College became known today. In an album at the $25.u00 Petallng Jaya home of the Lais Is a323 words
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Advertisement62 1965-09-25 9 the X I lllf I shine Kiwi Kwik Wax puts the Kiwi shine on floors, tiles and furniture. Available f in red tile, green tile. V_ mahogany, dark teak and neutral. I AvaibibUt in I lb. 2 lb. 5 lb, h lb and 42 lb KWIK WAX bole Agents OVERSEAS62 words
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Advertisement114 1965-09-25 9 You moy ba travelling near or for, on business or pleasure, cheopiv rIWJ f A n/"Np C or «xp«nsively, by air or by sea whichever it moy be w« hoy« tr» OinVjAr \SlVC know-how to plan ond carry out your trovel requirementi. \Af ELCOMES Noturolly we will ossist with tuch114 words
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248 1965-09-25 10 Raja says it again: We will back UN seat for Peking TJNITED NATIONS, Frt Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Singapore's Foreign Minister, reiterated yesterday that bis government would support a U.N. seat for Communist China. In an interview, he said that the L'.S Ambassador. Mr. Arthur J. Goldberg, seemed to anticipate theAP - 248 words
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Article47 1965-09-25 10 KUALA LUMPUR. FrL A public talk on "the secret societies menace" will be given by the Head of the Secret Societies Department of the Selangor Police. Mr. Chan Moon Yin. at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club. 39. Ipoh Road47 words
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Article68 1965-09-25 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt Two- Day Training Centre lecturers left here today for Britain for oneyear teaching courses under! Commonwealth Teaching Bursary scheme. Hajl Abdul Fatah bin Hassan a lecturer In Malay and Mathematics at the Malacca Centre,! will Join the Southampton College,; and Mr. C.T.S.68 words
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320 1965-09-25 10 KINGSTON, Friday. fHE Malaysian and Singapore Finance Ministers are pleased with the results of the Commonwealth Economic Consultative Council meeting here which brought together Ministers from 19 independent Commonwealth countries. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, Malaysian Minister of Finance, said after the meetingAP - 320 words
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Article44 1965-09-25 10 IPOH, Prl— The Mentri Besar Dato Ahmad bin Sajd. who is the president of the Red Cross Society, Perak branch will give away prizes at Its annual parade of 800 uniformed members on the municipal padang here on Sunday at 10.30 am44 words
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235 1965-09-25 10 Singapore's two choices— by an Indon paper JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Herald said yesterday that Singapore would have "a golden opportunity" to assert its independence when talks between Singapore and Britain opened soon on the status of British bases in the State. The newspaper— which usually reflects the viewpoint ofAP - 235 words
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158 1965-09-25 10 Lord Gladwyn: Unrewarding to spend £50m on Asian base LO N DON, Frt— Lord Oladwyn former British Ambassador in Paris, implied yesterday that it was unrewarding for Britain to spend up to £50 million a year on a peacekeeping role east of Suez, notably on the bases at Singapore andReuter - 158 words
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Article43 1965-09-25 10 BUTTERWORTH. Prl An 18-year-old youth. Tan Khye Huat. who strung 48 bottles of balm and seven tins of laxative round hi* waist to evade Customs duty of 133. was fined 5132 or one month's Jail In default. He pleaded guilty.43 words
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158 1965-09-25 10 I£LUANG, Fii. A delegates' conference of the MCA youth section in Johore has decided to urge the Government to stop corruption among government servants. The conference, opened by the secretary-general of the MCA, Mr. Lee Slok Yew, also decided to appeal to the Government158 words
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82 1965-09-25 10 RIDDLE OF GIRL OF 20 FOUND DEAD IN SEA CINGAPORE, Frt. The body of an unidentified girl, aged about 20. was found early today In the sea off Marine Parade. Police said she could either be Chinese or Malay. She Is described medlum-buUt with a fair complexion, about 4ft lOin82 words
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Advertisement228 1965-09-25 10 Slate* r means happy feet \^T Design 46 Shoes for tbe little ones, de- signed to ensure healthy a > growth for children's feet. j\ Available in blue /white, pink/ \»M white combinations and all v^^v w^'* c leather uppers with jfti Jr I." non-slip rubber soles vVfS^r /Km Hi228 words
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Advertisement380 1965-09-25 10 Another reason why I Q more Carrier air jft conditioning is I bought than any t^^J p lowop«ratinQCO«t I Iv^pfl because only tested <n U S compressors, coils PNB K and other parts are m\mr^^ used. Maximum W^ efficiency coupled s^ with lasting durability it positive factor with a Carrier380 words
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357 1965-09-25 11 QNE has every sympathy with those in empioy- ment who wish to better their prospects by obtaining higher qualifications and for that reason "Frustrated's" letter (S.T. Sept. 20) on the possibility of winning a Polytechnic degree with part time study has special interest. However, the357 words
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247 1965-09-25 11 Cold reception at the blood bank 1 AM a regular donor at J the K.L. General Hospital and I have come to a point where lam deciding whether to eontlnue being a donor or not. Reasons? The very cold reception at the blood bank. last Monday I walked in and247 words
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Letter89 1965-09-25 11 /"VUEENSTOWN is one of the areas which has already come under review by the Public Utilities Board for the establishment of a collecting centre for the con v c n lence of consumers in the payment of their bills for electricity, water and gas. This question was raised89 words
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Letter27 1965-09-25 11 DAUB'S mosquitoes are flourishing a reflection on bad householders and negligent authority. Must there be a malaria epidemic before health inspectors appear to take action? ANTI-MOSKI Ranb27 words
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Letter67 1965-09-25 11 MYSTERY IN THE -POST BOX WHAT Is happening "to the Postal Department? Letters addressed to ns and to our friends never reach their destination, lnspite of the fact they are leribly addressed in block letters and with the postscript "If undelivered please return to sender" whose address is also clearly67 words
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Letter89 1965-09-25 11 r rHE Labis dual carriageway could do with some improvements. Recently and in one week two lorries crashed at night on the divider at the start of the carriageway on addition there have been other incidents Involving cars which suffice to show the urgency of improving89 words
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Letter76 1965-09-25 11 WITH reference to Su- burbanlte's letter (B.T. Sept. 7) regarding traffic congestion in Serangoon Garden Way. this matter is under consideration by the Departments concerned and it Is suggested that the author of the letter should contact the Chief Planner, telephone 2819 Extension 424 in order that a meeting76 words
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Letter60 1965-09-25 11 FVERYTIME some film Is on TV Malaysia in language version. I have observed the appearance of sub-titles in Malay. Does it make sense to have the Malay subtitles when showing a Malay film? When a Malay film is shown, please use English sub-titles. This will not only assist those whose60 words
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Letter47 1965-09-25 11 riTHERE are people who X chat with their sweethearts or friends over the public telephone for hours, heedless of others who may need to make urgent calls. I suggest the Telephone Board introduce a system similar to that for trunk calls— a 3-minute limit. B. TSENG Singapore47 words
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Letter34 1965-09-25 11 rr will not be the Russians. Americans. Indonesians or British who will take over Singapore It will be the mosquitoes, who dally seem to multiply and thrive all over this modern state. HOUSEWIFE Singapore34 words
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315 1965-09-25 11 Toa Payoh: Traffic problem taken into account 1 REFER to Mr. Stanley Wong's letter (S.T. Aug. 28) commenting on traffic problems that are bound to result with the development of Toa Payoh satellite town. It appears that Mr. Wong did not visit the Housing Board's exhibition held at Outram Road315 words
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Letter117 1965-09-25 11 I REFER to the letter by •DRIVER" (S.T. Bept 4) referring to the dangerous manner in which many road users in Singapore behave in disregard of following traffic. He listed taxi-drivers making U-turns, bus drivers pulling out of bus stops, car drivers and scootertsts entering main roads without warning.117 words
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Letter336 1965-09-25 11 MR. Tan (ST. Sept. 18) says that T.V. Malaysia should have separate channels for "classical music, operas and modern pops etc". Should all the Items he has mentioned be segregated, where is the Impetus for the younger generation to learn to appreciate opera and classical music? I336 words
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Advertisement12 1965-09-25 11 m~* I H badedas «OM 6WAN (NAUYA) LTD. VMQBpVTV. KIM kMpVi rVMH^12 words
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Advertisement108 1965-09-25 11 rogeß.Gallet EAU DE COLOGNE BATH SOAPS TALCUM POWDERS JS W^^^m BY APPOINTMENT TO M. M. QUEEN ELIZABETH II SUPPLIERS OF SOAP Jm{ ROGER I QALLET *ivyE h JEAN MARIE FARINA.... H 3^j| 159 years of elegance m and tradition. Invigorating, briskly fragrant, refreshing- fßpj' 1 JEAN MARIE FARINA is f108 words
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Advertisement276 1965-09-25 12 Kwßtlnard from Paf« t). SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* U < Ml*.)— Box It eU. omtro WANTEO IMMEDIATELY An Experienced Inter-Type Operator. Apply Boa A9SS ST., Ipoh. BEAUTY SALON In Belegle Road require* Qualified Ladles Hairdresser. State salary. Reply Box A 5624 B.T. B' pare. A LARGE LIFE Insurance Company want*276 words
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Advertisement957 1965-09-25 12 SITUATIONS VACANT II Word* tt (Ml*.) Bom tt tta. amtrm CHINESE IMPORTERS EXPORTERS Require Correspondence Clerk/Typist. Quallflcatloaa Senior Cambridge. Apply Box A 9611 S.T. B'por* REQUIRED For Local Shipping Company a Qualified and Experienced Refrt. iterator Mechanic and Electrician Apply Box A 9995 B.T. B'pore WANTEO EXPERIENCED EUROPEAN Teacher for957 words
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Advertisement1299 1965-09-25 12 SITUATIONS VACANT Al It Word* U (Mi*.)— Box it et*. txtro HI APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Tl Experienced Qualified AccouctanU for cool the position of Credit Controller with batt a leading merchant bouse In Singapor*. root The successful applicant will be re- able quired to work on hi* own Initiative1,299 words
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Advertisement1045 1965-09-25 12 CCOMMODATION VACANI Word* U (Ml*.)— Box tt tt*. txtro (i WO-STORBV SEA-SIDE Bungalow, listing of two flats. Each four Bt i- roomed bed-rooms, lounge, dining st B. 2 servant-rooms garage. Avail- tv i lit Oct. Near Chin*** Swimming 93 >. Pbone Spore *****. WO BEDROOMED one air-condl-ed flat. Modem bath,1,045 words
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Advertisement766 1965-09-25 12 EDUCATION H Word* it I Ml*.)— Box to eta, omtro GUARANTEED RAPID COURSBSI icretartal, Stenography. Boukkeeplsg. >orthand. Typewriting: Claaeee anr- J" me: Register now: Raja* College 1608 B' por*. ATTINTIONII 01 10MMSHCIN0 IST OCTOBER ISOS j, (8 HUtU MONTHS COURBB FOB PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMEROB) XAMINATION TO766 words
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Advertisement863 1965-09-25 12 .OATS, YACHTS FOR SALE Word* U (Mlm..y—Box tt tta, omtro j 20' CABIN CRUISER. Cttamaraa p* null, excellent condition, complete Ith steering, cuahlon*. awatag. I ad«r*. Price without motor $1,000/- do Blngapor* BoeUel 4SMB. RUGS CARPETS k CURIOS I ■< Word* U (Ml*.)— Box It tta. oxtro BLACKWOOO. ROSEWOOD, LAC-863 words
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Advertisement899 1965-09-25 12 VEHiaES FOR SALE li ITerw» U (Mlm.)— Bom tw eS*. *»«tsj tSSO AUSTIN A4O escelleot eondllon. Highest offer secure*. View 24F Horence Road, (B'poreK Ring 8815* ifler 1 p.m. PORD CONSUL TSCO Blae and rhIU. Oood condition througfcout (our lew tv.wi 12.400/-. Tel: (B'pore> HOI Ext. *****. tSST PORD IQUIRB899 words
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Advertisement581 1965-09-25 12 VEHiaES FOR SALL M Wmtm tt <*in.>— Box tt tl: mmtrm It4l FIAT too 106! Renault I>«epblDe. Pord Anglm 19AS Morns VHnot. Flat 1100. 103<* Opel Rekord II doors) 1957 RUlman. Flat «ou. 1A94 npel Kapltan. 1»M H!i;n n. Austin A3O. fnlted Motor PtJjasjea Ltd 133. PrtDsep Btreat, Hlna*pore» T*l:581 words
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364 1965-09-25 14 Rubber mart shows no more activity r£ past ween has si own iittie increase la activity auhouan prices eased silgnily on the Improved IndoAslan political situation, report H.c.u. <v Co. Lid. In their current survey of the Malayan Rubber Market. Earlier In the week, uncertainty over political development* took October364 words
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Article210 1965-09-25 14 MELBOURNE. Fri. INDUSTRIAL falls outnumbered rises by two to one in today's weak market. Many of the sharp falls brought the market Into line with Sydney after Melbourne's holiday yesterday. Sharp falls In leaders Included Dunlop Is. 9d. to 355. 9d. Drug Houses Is. 6d. to 31s. 3d.210 words
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Article229 1965-09-25 14 Sept. Mi Thre* month*. •NUUSTRIALS Bouatsad ll eta v i*er w eta. City Dev. 7 cU McAllster 10 cte C.B Holding. M Invest 10 cv. IS eta N. Iron 8 cU. Dunlope ii eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta. a. Smelting 18 eta. Rotnmans y eta i£»so 13 eta. Koblnaoni229 words
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Article22 1965-09-25 14 Sept. 24. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66i cents (unchanged). TIN: $760,874 (down $2.75). Unofficial estimated offering- 245 tons (np 15 tons).22 words
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578 1965-09-25 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHK Stock Exchange fln--1 lshed the last full tradinr day of the week on an extraordinarily quiet note. Turnover waa greatly reduced and was the second smallest since the collapse of the post Singapore independence boom with 171.--337 shares turned578 words
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Article26 1965-09-25 14 Malayan Stork Indices Sept. 23 Sept. 24 Industrials: 74.81 74.52 tins: 95.33 95.35 > rubber* 102.90 103.08 'Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dee. 29. 1»62 10026 words
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Article741 1965-09-25 14 3LSI.NESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yye»terday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BMiataad (2,000) |LM; Ounlops v.000) SI.3S; Ism (I.UUC) *1.61 D, (6,000) «1.60; F. and N. *rdt. 52.49741 words
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Article231 1965-09-25 14 QCTOBEK first grade rubbt* f.o.b. bayers rlo»rd at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur >e»terda> at 66. cents per lb unchanged on Thursday's cloainf level lor the position. The ton* was idle. R.A.S. and r.M.U.K. ckksing prices in cents per lb. yesterday. Buyers Sellers INT. 1 R.S.S.231 words
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Article125 1965-09-25 14 I CHIP* lying aUngsid* th* lin t >(*r« f Harbour wharvtl *r ip.ctxi km. "ay ar»: Bcnhopc 1/2. Tamanasal Maru 3,4. Sltwroct 5, L'tracht 10,11. Tay«a 15/16. Tsuneshlma Hani IS, Pundua 25/26. Wing An 29 3 J. Houston Maru 31/32, Aiicblaci 31/34, 1 Ulcnlyon 35/3«, Thonnarra 40/41.125 words
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Article75 1965-09-25 14 I r'MIMMI PrMtue. Cichsngt, IM||. B*r* n*«n prl««i ear (Maul y**t*rdajr: Ctcenut all: bulk 5431 ■■■ll*n. drum |37 i*ll«rs C****: Sept. Oct. i:K OoatlBMt: Unquoted. ••aawr Muntok whit* $I*B teilere, Sarawak whit* 11*2* eelUra, «p».lal Sarawak black SM.'i «*ll*r*. ««rh.».i Lampoat black tIMiN) »»ll»r. (all 96* NI.Wi. A«TA75 words
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451 1965-09-25 14 rE price of tin in Penang yesterday fell by $2.75 to 5 760.87 4 per picul on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 245 tons. On Thursday the price had fallen $2.25. LONDON: Tin extended Wednesday ultei noons nUly on Thurs.451 words
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Article37 1965-09-25 14 ON tfce fr*. *i*hanf* m«rk*l ta Hong Kouf ytiterday tb* U.S. dollar wu quoted at 5.73 Cor T.T. and 3.731 tor aaan. lUrlln, wmj quoted at It. 04 and •n* U*l *f MM at 302*.37 words
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Advertisement65 1965-09-25 14 te^ GOLDEN LINE S'pora Penan* P. S'hatn Malteet I'port Adel Mel. Syt. oct ott Ott oct Ntv Not not hot Not WIDEN SPtim 11/22 IJ 24 IJ tt 31/ 2/ 1 14 much wnu ti i/ii ii 'ii w/11 Mm i i v Guon Guon $Hia>pi*« U«.. A nalo America*65 words
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Advertisement745 1965-09-25 15 FOR SALE IS H errfs tt Mlm.h- Bos M eta. «*tn INFRASOL WATIR HSATSR froa Orrmany. Instant not water 184/- only Kay-Tech Radio Corporation. 13 Belegli House (8 pore) Tel: ***** old COIN for sale three Bpanlst Sliver Coin 176W and two 1753. Buyen contact K.K. Lee 33 Buklt Übl745 words
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Advertisement752 1965-09-25 15 AT YOUR SERVICE II W O t4m U (Him.}— Bum f tit. extra > PRIVATE INVESTIGATION AOIN CV Yip Pens Yew invest Igatlon > Service (Established 1940), 6 George L*e Chambers, 200 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore. Telephone *****. > BEFORE THAT special O«te Make A Date with us:— Coiffure (Hairstylists and752 words
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Advertisement787 1965-09-25 15 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Authority Intends to sell by Public Auction at 10.00 a.m. on Wednesday, 29th September 1965 at Oodown 'A', certain cargo which, unless previously claimed and delivered will at that date have been In the Authority's premises for a considerable787 words
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Advertisement778 1965-09-25 15 KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHANG TAWARAN akan dt-tertma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negerl J.K.R. Pahang. Kuantan hlngga 3.00 petang pada 7.10 1965 daripada pemborong l J.KJI. Yang berdaftar dalam perlngkat 'E' ka-atas dl-ba-wah pechahan Kepala Besar I Kepala Kechll 1. 2, dan K/Besar IV. K/Kechil 1. bagi Membena Jalan dalam kawasan Plngglran dart778 words
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Advertisement391 1965-09-25 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from Federal Cltlsens or State NaUosaU who have attained their 25th, but not their 35th birthday for appointment as an Electrical Instructor, at the Secondary Trade School, Johore Bahru on the sa ary scale Of $340x1 5-520x20-f OO plus Cola at current rates.391 words
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Advertisement1101 1965-09-25 15 THE PAWNBROKERS ENACTMENT (F.M.B CAP. 85< TENDERS INVITED PAWNBROKERS' LICENCE, PERAK In exercise oi the powers conferred upon him by section 5 of th<» I'ATr.brokrrs Enactment, the Minister of Local Government and Housing hereby calls lor tenders for the right to recelre licences under the said Enactment as set out1,101 words
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Article1348 1965-09-25 16 PENANG 2nd DAY RACE 1—1.30 Class 6 Oiv 2 ($4,000) 6f 1 ***** Petite Mademoiselle g <Veni Vlcl) Paul 7 9.0 Trevena 3 2 ***** La Fiaraa a (Lochlnvar Bt> Zaln 11 8.13 (Fl Lee 9 3 ***** Wl"ley lan 'Seng Leei Bagby 4 8.13 ifmaii 5 4 ***** Baby1,348 words
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Article314 1965-09-25 16 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep with RVSHTIME ALSO IMPRESSES IN A SMART WORKOUT WITH DES COLEMAN UP pAHLAWAN, a six-length winner over ssf last Sunday, can complete a double in the main sprint (Race Four) at Penang on Sunday. He strode out stylishly over 3f in 40 2/5 in314 words
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Article394 1965-09-25 16 EPSOM JEEP spotUghU the fancied runners at Penang tomorrow. RACE ()M La Flama: Fifth over It lan Sunday but better over second run. Lour Jet: Fifth to Triumphant over sjf last Sunday; won over Bt Tlmah flf earlier in the season. Safe Home: Failed over 7f394 words
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230 1965-09-25 16 French are hopeful of Triomphe' victory DARIS, Pri. Foreign horses present a strong challenge for this year's Prix de l'Arc de Trlomphe, Europe's richest race, to be run over 12f at Longchamp here on Oct. 3. Thirty-eight entries remain in the £72.000 race at the second acceptance stage, but onlyReuter - 230 words
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Article34 1965-09-25 16 PARIS, Pri. Michel Jazy. re-cord-breaking French runner, won a 3,000 metres race against minor opposition at Rouen last night. He clocked Bmln ssec. well out- < side his world record of 7:49.0. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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189 1965-09-25 16 England recall Springett, -Peacock LONDON. Frl. England now in the final stages of teambuilding for next year's World Cup tinals, recall goalkeeper Run Springett and centre-forward Alan Peacock for the soccer international against Wales at Cardiff on Oct. 2. Neither man has played for hu country for over two years.Reuter - 189 words
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Article49 1965-09-25 16 LONDON. Frl. Resulto of Football, Rugby League and Rus> by Union matches played last night: Irish Lister Cap Derrr 3 Distillery 1. Rugby l<eafiie Lancashire Cup Senii-Dnal Rochdale 19 Leigh 0. KujhT I nina Club matches Bath 26 Clifton 3: Penarth 0 Neaih 14. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Advertisement1086 1965-09-25 16 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAWARAN IKLAN, BOARD PAHANG T[ ur,in MATirv Tawarao? ada-lah dl-pelawa IBJniUl nuillt isrip^ia pemborongi J.K.R. Yang j render* wtll be received by ttoe berdaftar Kelas 'EX ke-atas i.ftirmar. Kconomlc Development kerana membens nimahl guru Board lati Hour. KuUerton Build- sepertl bertkut Uiß Singapore for ltl dus. buah nimah1,086 words
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Advertisement764 1965-09-25 16 NOTICES J H.R. NOTICE TO ALL WATER CONSUMERS IN KUALA LUMPUR Tba Public are hereby notified i»t due to new extension works h Buitli NaAas Treatment Plant,, t will be nece&sary to shut down :hr Plant on Hunday 26th Septmoer. IMS from 800 am to too p.m. During this period764 words
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Advertisement211 1965-09-25 16 I'm planning my new boat! No one's tatting me how to go about designing a boat. First things first, I say. Which means power. And power meant a Perkins dlesel— for safety, for economy, because it won't let you down, and because you can get Perkins service when needed no211 words
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Article, Illustration369 1965-09-25 17 READY IN THREE WEEKS-IF THERE'S NO RAIN By M. RAHMAN K UAL A LUMPUR, Fri. Work on a six-lane 400-metre-bitumen running track began this morning at the Seap Games Village at Cheras here. This track is for training and "warminjr up" for athletes in the369 words
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402 1965-09-25 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Selangor regained the Chua Choong Leong Cup, which they last won in 1962, when they beat Singapore 3-2 In the challenge round at the Selangor Club courts today. Selangor won two single* and the doubles to edge the holders in402 words
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Article42 1965-09-25 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Sixty- six golfers from the Perak Turf Club Sports Club will meet the Royal Selangor Golf Club team In the four-ball best-ball competition for the BulUn Yusof Cup at the RBOC course tomorrow. Perak »re the holders.42 words
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Article83 1965-09-25 17 PENANG.vFrI. The Pan- Malaysian Scpak Raga Associa- tion have informed tlie Slngapore Sepak Raga Association— a former affiliate that Singapore would have to enter a separate team for the Seap Games sepak I raga tournament. "Singapore will have to com- i pete as a separate nation,"83 words
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Article103 1965-09-25 17 LONDON, Frt. Two top motor racing companies. Cooper of Britain and Maserati of Italy, arc tn produce jointly a new 1 Grand Prix car for the 1966 scai son. i It will be a 3-litre car for the new Formula One which comes into operation for the worldReuter - 103 words
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261 1965-09-25 17 SINGAPORE, Friday. T*HE Singapore applications to have hockey and x wrestling included in the scheduled events for the Third Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 14-21 will be in the hands of the Malaysian Organising Council before its next meeting in Kuala Lumpur261 words
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243 1965-09-25 17 MRU NOT SO KEEN ON 'BREAK' WITH SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Fri. The I English Rugby Foot- ball Union will accept! Singapore as an affiliate, Ralph Kin g, public relations officer; of the Singapore Rugby Union, said today. In reply to the SRU's Utter seeking affiliation, the I English RFU Indicated that243 words
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Article29 1965-09-25 17 LONDON, Fri— Brian Curvls, British and Empire welterweight champion, battered Cuba's Isaac Logart to defeat in six rounds of a scheduled ten-round contest at Cardiff last night.29 words
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Article197 1965-09-25 17 BADMINTON Bkt MerUjam Railway Club tourney <B Mertajami: Singles winner: T- Kathlreson; Doubles winners: S.P- Raj and R- Sampanthan RILI.IAKDS DM Railway Club tourney final: Llm Trlk Hooi bt V Balaguru 126-105. BABKKTBALL Negri Lge (S'ban): Chung Hua bt Methodist sch. 59-53 HOCKEY T Aimn Div. 1: IA197 words
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Article254 1965-09-25 17 Kin Tat wins opening match IPOH, Fri. Lee Kin A Tat of Singapore, a lat eentry for the Perak open badminton championships which began here tonight, easily won I his opening match. Replacing Ahmad Manap bin Ahmad of Penang. who did not turn up. Kin Tat 1 beat Tan En&254 words
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Article278 1965-09-25 17 I/UANTAN. Pr».— National Eleo- 1 tricity Board, defending chamoions in Ihe Government Services, hockey tournament for the Saw Cup, sUrted their bid for their third successive title with an lm\e 3-0 victory over Pahang I Nat today In the South "B" sec- t( on278 words
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Advertisement252 1965-09-25 17 BREATH REFRESHER Delicious Flavour Test and relax JINTAN sweetens breath after drinking smoking. Carry JINTAN with you always in pocket purse. Sole Agents: TONS ING MEDICAL TRADING CO. Rtplactd with genuine MADE IN ENGLAND jj Ihljl a UNIVERSAL JOINT :j /\iri^\ UNITPACKAGE j: BM\ifia^i^ur PROPELLER passenger cars, commercial vehicles and252 words
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Miscellaneous320 1965-09-25 17 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. If bigoted, don't reveal yourl. Otve back or once mort keep tf "> tne llmlt < 4 5) In reserve? i7i This Reds crazy: cant make b. Hart of the sets available— U P hl mlnd < 7 >- do theat madly to get it!320 words
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Miscellaneous164 1965-09-25 17 DIARY ATHLETICS Bkt. Mertajam Railway championships (BM 2.30 V Maiay-Chinese-Tamll schools combined meet (Sg Buloh. 2.30). BADMINTON Perak open rhrimplonshlps (Ipoh SJA. t a.m.). S'gor Govt Services championships (SBA, XL. 5.30 p.m.). CRICKET Inter-Gort. Berrices: Malacca v Spore (Ma) Club pdg). GOLF SulUn Yusof Cup: RSOC v Perak TCSC <XL.164 words
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Article, Illustration331 1965-09-25 18 R. CHANORAN - Leaking roof repaired after threat by union R. CHANORAN By SINGAPORE, Fri. Hectic last-minute repairs to the roof of the dilapidated quarters of some Division Four workers of the University of Singapore today averted an embarrassing situation for university authorities. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, representing the workers, had331 words
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178 1965-09-25 18 ART GALLERY AT NATIONAL THEATRE IS OPENED SINGAPORE, Fri. The chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board. Mr. KM. Byrne this evening opened a new art gallery at the National Theatre, triggering a move which might lead to the establishment of a national art gallery. The gallery, to mtvc a;- I178 words
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Article20 1965-09-25 18 SINOAPORE. Fri— Singapore Traction Company workers have donated 144 articles •-> the Vigilante Corps of "O" Division, MacPheibon Post.20 words
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Article26 1965-09-25 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Herald's Choral Society will give a \iiriity concert at Victoria Theatre at 8 pjn. tomorrow to mark the society's fourth anniversary26 words
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99 1965-09-25 18 DAR ES SALAAM. Fri. The head of the Tanganyika African National i Union Women's Section. Blbl Tltl Mohammed. defeated by 10.000 votes in Tuesday's election to Tanzania'^ National Assembly, according to results announced today. Blbi Tltl was also Junior Minister for Community Development.99 words
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276 1965-09-25 18 Malaysia plan: 'We need 10an5. KUANTAN, Friday. •JMIK Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Hazak, s;ii<l here today that Malaysia depended on foreign aid and loans to successfully implement I lie First Malaysia Plan, which begins next year. Speaking to members of the Rural Development Committee at the State Development Ope276 words
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Article79 1965-09-25 18 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Jo Grlmonds minority Liberal Party yesterday condemned both the Labour Government and the Conservative Opposition, and reaffirmed its aim of "an effective radical Government" A resolution passed at the party's annual conference In the northern town of Scarborough described the Government's economic,Reuter - 79 words
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Article58 1965-09-25 18 DAMASCUS. Fri. A new 22--man Government from Syria's ruling Baath Socialist Party was formed here yesterday with 35--year-old Dr. Youssef Z'Ayeen as Prune Minuter, the youngest in Syria's modern history. Dr. Z'Ayyen. whose studies in London to s|>eciali.se In bone surmiy were interrupted byAP - 58 words
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Article32 1965-09-25 18 BRUNEI TOWN. Fri.— A state banquet to be held at the Istana yesterday as part of the Sultan's birthday celebrations was cancelled because ol the cholera outbreak in Brunei.— UPl.32 words
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Article33 1965-09-25 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Ministry of Defence said today that the anti-Government leaflet* found in Kenan road area of Kuchlng were not airdropped but were strewn there by subversive elements.33 words
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Article316 1965-09-25 18 LONDON. Fri. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were (.nriiii.iii RUBBER LONDON. FTI. Spot 20id Oct. 20* d.. Nov. 20 5 1 6d Dec 20jd.. Oct. Dec. 20* d.. Jan. March 20 |d.. April /June 20|.. July Sept 20id.. OcUDec. 20Jd.. Jan/March 20|d., April316 words
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156 1965-09-25 18 Mao hits back at Moscow: 'It's clear now...' HONG KONG, Friday. PEKING last night reacted toa Soviet expression of concern over the SinoIndian border issue with a strong condemnation of the Soviet leadership. Reporting the Pravda article, the Soviet newspaper's first direct criticism of the Chinese stand, the New China156 words
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Article, Illustration419 1965-09-25 18 Top police officer cleared by Appeal Court SINGAPORE, Fri. A Johore police officer, under a Singapore lower court sentence of six months' Jail for the alleged attempted extortion of $50,000, today succeeded in his appeal against conviction. Mr. Justice Choor Singh allowed the appeal of Johar bin Haji Abdul Rahman419 words
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80 1965-09-25 18 S'pore has all facilities for photography SINOAPORE. Fri— Singapore has all the facilities for fostering photography as an art. the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs Inche Othman Wok. said today. Inche Othman said this was due to the fact that there were photographers in Singapore whose skill and art80 words
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Article28 1965-09-25 18 NEW DELHI. Fri.— The Indian President, Dr. Radhakrishnan, leaves by air on Sept. 30 for a two-week goodwill visit to Yugoslavia. Czechoslovakia. Rumania and Ethiopia.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article, Illustration138 1965-09-25 18 KINGSTON. Fri Mr. Cledwyn Hughes, British Minister of State for Commonwealth Relations, apologised last night for the behaviour of National Socialist leader Colin Jordan (above) and described him as one of Britain's lunatic fringe. Mr. Hughes said In a press statement here he deeplyReuter - 138 words
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Article37 1965-09-25 18 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Television Singapura will present over Channel Five at 9 10 p.m. tomorrow a special film report of the U. N. Security Council meeting which unanimously recommended Singapore's admission to the world body.37 words
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81 1965-09-25 18 WASHINGTON, Fri. Mariner 4, the American spacecraft which sent back to earth photographs of Mars on July 11. is to be switched off on Oct. 1, the Space Agency announced. It may be turned on again sometime in 1967, when it could beReuter - 81 words
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Article150 1965-09-25 18 Arrest of 16 Reds in Algiers ALGIERS. Fri Six- teen Europeans, including seven Journalists from the banned Communist daily Alger Republicain, have been arrested here in connection with antiGovernment subversive activities, it was announced last night. The Algerian Information Minister. Mr. Bachir Bou maza. said the arrest of the EuropeansReuter - 150 words
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Article94 1965-09-25 18 LONDON. Fri. The 73--year-old head of the Wilkinson Bword Company, who boosted his firm's exports by 30.800 per cent In three years, has won Britain's top marketing award. Mr. Harry Randolph, chairman of the stainless steel razor blad* firm which still makes aword* for theReuter - 94 words
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Article54 1965-09-25 18 UNITED NATIONS, Ptl— Dat« i Dr. i Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman. Malaysia's chief delegate to the U.N. and Vice-Presldent of the General Assembly, was in th« large audience yesterday for th» major policy statement delivered by Mr. Arthur J. Goldberg of th» United States. Dato Ismail had54 words
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