The Straits Times, 12 October 1965
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Title Section26 1965-10-12 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 No**** 1 He**" 1 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 100526 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1965-10-12 1 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM: Surprise change in Singapore's policy: Protection against range of Malaysia-manufactured goods By SINGAPORE, Monday THE Singapore Government today slapped tariffs on 1 54 Malaysianmanufactured goods. Simultaneously, it lifted quota restrictions and specific licensing on 150 items, leaving 88 others to be decided later. All1,254 words
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116 1965-10-12 1 British air transport faces strike threat 1 ONDON, Mon. A lj strike threat hung over Britain's major airports today which would wreck worldwide night schedules through Enuland and Scotland. UnioniM'd Ministry of Aviation workers were to meet at London Airport today to decide when to take- action ,\<t a rejected116 words
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Article, Illustration911 1965-10-12 1 'Hang Aidit' 2 more PKI centres sacked JAKARTA, Monday A NGRY mobs sacked two Communist headquarters yesterday and the Army pressed its efforts to smash the Indonesian Communist Party. The Army announced it had arrested more than 1,000 Communists and other leftists accused of taking part in last week's unsuccessful911 words
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Article87 1965-10-12 1 British newspaper strike threat LONDON. Mon. The threat ot a national newspaper strike loomed yesterday in a dispute between printers and management over increased pay for night workers. Leaders of the National Society ot Operative Printers and Assistants agreed yesterday to submit to the management next Friday a two-week noticeUPI - 87 words
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Article51 1965-10-12 1 WASHINGTON. Mon.—President Johnson told newsmen In his hospital room yesterday he has a little ache and Is tired but feeling "pretty good." Mr. Johnson spent ten minutes talking with reporters for the first time since surgeons removed his gall bladder and a kidney stone on Friday—AP - 51 words
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Article47 1965-10-12 1 PORT MORESBY. New Guinea i Mon— Police reinforcements were rushed today to the Beipa settlement, in Australian New Guinea to quell it riot of more than 200 natives armed with bows, arrows and spears. The riot started over a land dispute— UPl.47 words
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Article28 1965-10-12 1 GLASOOW. Mon. A new machine that i- m take fingerprint* from the necks of strangler s victim.* hai been developed by two ha-piutl woikers. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article62 1965-10-12 1 LONDON. Mod Bert CapewpU has broken 18 aiUtton kiece- of china In the 12 years he has been chief smasher at a pottery factory In Barlaston. Mr. Capewell, who destroys rejected and imperfect cups, bowls and teapots. Is not allowed to do the washing-up at home iReuter - 62 words
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Article180 1965-10-12 1 Bomb blast wrecks bus in Ipoh IPOH. Mon. An ix- plosion, believed to have been caused by a time-bomb, tonight completely wrecked a Chinese school bus which was parked in a side lane, off Lav Ek Ching Street here. A large crater wus found under the wrecked Yuk (.'hoy school180 words
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Article32 1965-10-12 1 MOSCOW CONFIDENT OF SOEK MOSCOW. Mi»n. Kus sia's top I? uli tx r\pr<--><i i onfidcnt i- today Iha PcoMeat Huilm— wouli be >hlf to mten stahilit in his country. I'PI.32 words
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Advertisement204 1965-10-12 1 MITSUBISHI A REFRIGERATORS FANS RADIO TELEVISION »*NDlt»\r>S BIIFIB, CO.. ITO. ftfl l|* Ikiu la>r» hwl ''■W l Don't put up prices, factories told See Page Six |lpi| x dCIS BP\ ,is^ li .4^ YOUR WATCH W^r If% Theconjtont tick-tick t&jr eS ftQkL IS wotch is made o* the #>| (W;204 words
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Advertisement52 1965-10-12 1 K^B JF for beauty Tables turned on Aidit See Page 12 philips m transistor portable is a best- seller! jEj?i WhydidPhilipsL3X2sTbecome 3§iis*| a best-seller immediately it was^ gj~i.lL introduced here? Because of its attractive design, 5 clear loud reception on -.'Tirr^m medium wave and 2 short fc&ijg! Srt T PHILIPS^!52 words
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288 1965-10-12 2 TOKYO. Mon EMPEROR Hirohito today opened an extraordinary Diet session called to ratify the JapanSouth Korean Normalisation Treaty, a treaty Japan's left-wing has threatened to oppose "to thr bitter end." 1 FTvrn as the Emperor opened the session, the Socialists and Sohyo. the288 words
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187 1965-10-12 2 DALAI LAMA ANNOUNCES A NEW APPEAL TO THE U.N DBUH, Mon.— The Dalai Lama said yesterday he intends to appeal to the I nited Nations lo take up the case of Tibet. Tlir exiled Tibetan leader did not indicate when or how he would make his nppeal, but said thereReuter - 187 words
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173 1965-10-12 2 Bodies of soldiers returned to India TOKYO. Mon. China A yesterday returned to Irvdia the bodies of three Indian soldiers who died last month in the exchange of fire between Indian and ChiQBM troops in the western sector of the SinoIndian border, the New China news agency said. The agency,AP - 173 words
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Article68 1965-10-12 2 Landslide to Turk Rightists ANKARA. Mon.— The rightrt wing Justice Party swept Into power in a landslide in the Turkish general election yesterday, unofficial returns showed early today. Jubilant leaders predicted the Justice Party would win more than 250 out of the 45U seats in the National Assembly. The politicalAP - 68 words
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Article, Illustration876 1965-10-12 2 INDIA 'S FARMERS URGED TO GROW MORE FOOD Shastri: The objective is self-sufficiency... XHE Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Shastri, called on farmers last night to give their toil and sweat for the country to make India self-sufficient in food. "The food front today is almost as vital as the militaryReuter; UP - 876 words
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Article80 1965-10-12 2 NEW DELHI. Mon. A call to India to quit the Commonwealth on the grounds that Britain supported Pakistan in the rrcent hostilities has been backed by 55 of the 176 members of the Legislative Assembly of the north Indian State of Rajasthan, the Press Trust of IndiaReuter - 80 words
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193 1965-10-12 2 MANILA, Mon. A twinengined plane carrying Senator Raul Manglapus. presidential candidate of the Party for Philippines Progress in the elections on Nov. 9, was shot at on Saturday, its pilot, Capt. Rodolfo Villaflores, reported yester- day. Neither the senator nor his companions on the193 words
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Article44 1965-10-12 2 TEHERAN Mon. The ur.*- Isr cut ion ilrmundiHl the i>alh penalty yesterday »or fu.ir ireu I accused of plotting to Kill V.^t Shah hi Inn last April iO, wnen i he escaped injury after a real guard fired at him. AP.AP - 44 words
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Advertisement235 1965-10-12 2 II 1 a tr^7 7 t **3 IS r^J l^ 7 J aHR2* T—^l aESftT? t=^r^ RMRjk IZZI M?^KSiE''\i. t *-t Speaking of more capacity... More freight space for imports as 'bigger capacity' Boeings enter Qantas regular services between Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, U.K. and Europe. Now \ou can take advantage235 words
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Advertisement163 1965-10-12 2 LONELY? SHUT OUT? UNHAPPY? Wk K 31. POPULAR GIRLS ARE CONFIDENT! Wf ibS3mH Sad but true that no one <eem« lo like a girl uho's always unsure, uncertain. You hase to hold your chin up and face the world proudly. Yoy should never be afraid to try new things to163 words
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Miscellaneous37 1965-10-12 2 TIAE C3AMSOLS 4} ayt&GQ A Astfpo n»J\ C°*- 'AM disappointed" s^-- fro Beußae by VJuat you can't cor*e^ O'CLOCK/ "J/ /S6O«GE, T«EV\/e JUSTIN fT. V 'PWOMED TO SAY TOATj °Ji;-- W^ rm \rueree nor .j v^oveeweAro^y BHH^^BHHHHHHHHHHa^B^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^37 words
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Article, Illustration1446 1965-10-12 3 LONDON. Mon. African nationalists yesterday warned they will set up a "government of the people" inside Rhodesia if Mr. Lan Smith's white minority government seizes in d ependence from Britain. At the United Nations. Guinea was br"lnninp to canvass support for a Trusteeship CommitteeReuter - 1,446 words
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Article56 1965-10-12 3 NEW YORK. Mon. Members of the New York Times unit of the New York Newspaper Ouild voted yesterday to return to work, ending their strike which began 0B Sept- 16. About; 1.900 guild members acrepted contract terms which had been tentatively accepted on Friday byReuter - 56 words
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Article56 1965-10-12 3 GENOA, Mon. Aii American submarine surfaced during exercises near La Spezia on Saturday and sighted a motorboat on which three young Italians had been drifting helplessly for 12 hours- The submarine took the small craft In tow and radioed for a tug to takeReuter - 56 words
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Article53 1965-10-12 3 MELBOURNE, Mon. A bowler sent down a fast ball to a batsman in a Melbourne club cricket match yesterday, hit him on the thigh and the batsman's trousers burst into flames. The batsman, who had left a box of matches in his pocket, continued his inningsReuter - 53 words
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127 1965-10-12 3 NEW YORK., Mon— Mr. Abdul Qawi Markawee. recently deposed Chief Minister of the British colony of Aden, said yesterday that he will petition the I'nited Nations Trusteeship Council for the "immediate and unconditional removal of British military bases" in the area. Mr. Markawee127 words
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Advertisement255 1965-10-12 3 |^%%<ajCCEBBSTS2 Here's the kind of succt-ss tton that nil Malaysians like to hear. In May 1956 the Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd. commenced udness. In nine years the MCIS has become one of the leading life assurance companies In Malaysia. There 1> no doubt about this. In 9 years the255 words
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Article109 1965-10-12 4 BOY JAILED FOR EXTORTION SINGAPORE, Mon.-A 17--year-old boy, Ang Ah Suay. 17, was today jailed for three months in the Ninth Magistrate's Court, for extorting a $52 watch from a fitter. Toh Meng Hee in front of a house in Upper Paya Lebar Road at 7.30 p.m. on Oct. 7.109 words
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Article546 1965-10-12 4 The NTUC issues a stern warning OVERSEAS INTERFERENCE SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Singapore National Trades Union Congress has warned that it would deal severely with local trade unions which may be tempted to advance their interests with the connivance or assistance of any international trade union organisations. In his annual report546 words
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95 1965-10-12 4 POLICE HAVE 650 JOBS OPEN FOR CONSTABLES SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Police have I 650 vacancies for youths of 18 years and above to join the force as constables. Candidates must have passed Secondary Two in any language stream and must have a minimum height of rive feet four Inches. As95 words
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Article67 1965-10-12 4 SINGAPORE, Mon —Two men who stole two orchid plants and three flower pots worth about S3O were today fined $200 each in the Ninth Magistrates Court today. Leong Pak Kuen «nd Wong ICum Mun had pleaded guilty to stealing the plants and pots from Madam Goh67 words
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Article130 1965-10-12 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. An Ugandan trade unionist said today that his country would establish strong ties with Singapore's National Trades Union Congress because trade unions in the two countries follow democratic procedures. Mr. Geatano K. Rukamushunglrwa, the general treasurer of his country's largest trade union130 words
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335 1965-10-12 4 TAPPER APPEALS AGAINST DEATH SENTENCE KUALA LUMPUR. Monday A TAPPER from Pontian, Tan Hua Lam alias Tan Sin Sen, 22, today appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal against a death sentence imposed on him by the Muar High Court for consorting with members of the Indonesian armed forces. Tan.335 words
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Article, Illustration133 1965-10-12 4 4 HINDU devotee runs across a pit of burning embers watched by a large crowd at the Sri Mariamni.m Temple in South Bridge Road yesterday. The fire-walking ceremony climaxed three days of fasting and meditation. Long before the ceremony started a large crowd had gathered133 words
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Article167 1965-10-12 4 Strikers told to vacate quarters SINGAPORE, Men Striking employees of Cathay Restaurant, which went into voluntary liquidation on Saturday, have been told to vacate by Oct. 18 any of the company's quarters which they now occupy. Notices to the employees were sent out by the firm's liquidators. Evan Wong and167 words
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Article154 1965-10-12 4 TWO INDON TRADERS SENT TO PRISON SINGAPORE. Mon. —Two Indonesians were today jailed for one month each by a district court for importing $1,500 worth of rubber from Indonesia The two accused Law Kee Pai and Tan A Ba were arrested off Bedok at 11 p.m. on Saturday In a154 words
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Article46 1965-10-12 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Schoolboy Joseph Morelra found a pair of spectacles In St. Joseph's field opposite the institution In Bras Basah Road, on Saturday. The owner Is asked to contact Joseph at St. Anthony's Boys' School. Primary 4 B, in the afternoon.46 words
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Advertisement91 1965-10-12 4 CATHAY (spore, NEXT CHANGE! These GIRLS are so love-ly so sweet... they even make mayhem look good! howTMßee BeauTiFuL GiRG tP\te foil Fun-aMD MURPer^br P^QFiT^^^laß SiLEYJQNES-SIELLASIEIIENS-IW^ JAMES BOOTH LIONEL JEFFRIES msltrocolor NEXT CHANGE at ODEON PALACE THE GREATEST JEWEL ROBBERY OF THE CENTURY Filmed on actual location in <£ SINGAPORE91 words
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Advertisement501 1965-10-12 4 ORGANISATION, LAST HAY!!! J 11am. 1.45, 4. 6.30 9. 1S p.m. Glenn Ford Elkc Sommw in "THE MONEY TRAP". PAN'AVISION yiGM] "Tomorrow onK-Bv DEMAND'S A'cc Gumneis i Y\o"^c DcCarlo "CAPTAIN'S PARADISE^_" OPENS THbRSDAV U Universal- Inter. -M; '•World of Abhnll Cosfllo" m \mv snowixi.: 1 ■llom, 130, 4. 630 9501 words
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Miscellaneous368 1965-10-12 4 THE following in todays ich«lule (BA ET-35sasr £»?£=SSSrS ARRIVALS 740 p.m. BO AC: From Aucklnnd. Sydney. Qantat: To Bannkok Colombo. Darwin (BA 715) 6.50 p.m.: from Jeheran Rome London (V .33) Uondon, Rome. Beirut. Karachi. 8 pjrnu to^Perth <QK I.S) '^m Calcutta (BA 712) 5.55 p.m.; from B J nt368 words
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271 1965-10-12 5 A vote of confidence in Malaysia: Governor pENANG. Mon. The opening branch of the First National City Bank of New York was an expression of confidence in the economic stability and future of Malaysia, the Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj. said today. This conlldence was re-a-v-unng and especially271 words
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Article33 1965-10-12 5 TAIPING. Mon Llm Yew Keat. 3\. unemployed, was fined $250 or two months' Jail by a magistrate here for Naaittag 16 cinema ticket* at the Capitol Theatre on I Aug ;o.33 words
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Article31 1965-10-12 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Holland-America Line's liner Statendam will arrive here on the morning of Oct. 19 with 500 tourists. The vessel is on a 60-day Pacific adventure cruise.31 words
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Article55 1965-10-12 5 PENANG. Mon— The Chief Minister Dato Wonst Pow Nee has praised the villagers in Glugor for their co-operation in building a $14,000 community centre. This project has been made possible through the joint efforts of the Government, who provided jB9 750. and the people here." he »aid55 words
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Article61 1965-10-12 5 TEI UK A.VSON. Mon Mr Goh Cii^ne I eona. a teacher in rhf Sultan Abdul Aziz Secondary School here, ha* been successful in his final external examination for BA iHons > in geography conducted by the University of London. Mr Ooh is the senior gcoiraphy teacher61 words
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98 1965-10-12 5 Search for mystery man called off A LOR STAR. Mon. A After a three-day search. Kedah police have called off their 1 hunt for a mystery man, in jungle green reported to have been seen in the jungles of Bukit Tlnggi. 10 miles from here. They have however, alerted i98 words
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Article44 1965-10-12 5 MI'AR. Mon. User* of th» Muar river, especially nshenner.. have been u-arned to be ea>u£i .<;; or Or;. 15 when pillna rorl: ror the Muar bridge will bcs;:,. Adequate signs to cautiun a:.d direct river trafflr will be ajainuiaed round the clock.44 words
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Article49 1965-10-12 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Mon. The first Higher School Certificate examination In Sungei Patani wOl I b*> held this year at Father Barre's Convent School here. In t»st years, candidates from Sun- 1 gel Patani itrhool* hod to sit for i the examination at Alor Star cen-, trw.49 words
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Article407 1965-10-12 5 A $10 back-to- work first offer TALKS THE DAY STRIKE IS CALLED OFF—YA'AKUB KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THE Government will give a $10 salary increase to ALL the 1,034 forest employees the day they call off their 25-day-old strike. Giving this assurance today, the Minister of Lands and Mines, Inche Abdul407 words
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Article, Illustration198 1965-10-12 5 Singapore Shirley scores a first in London From A. Richards I I ONDON, Mon. Pretty l Miss Shirley Chong Yeow Tee, 26. a former pupil of the Nanyang Girls' High School in Singapore, is the first girl from the East to receive a diploma in beauty culture from the Innoxa198 words
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238 1965-10-12 5 A HAPPY WELCOME FOR TROOPS BACK FROM SARAWAK ANAK BUKIT (Kedah). Monday. T^HE families of 350 officers and men of the 3rd A Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, turned up in force at this quiet little village, five miles north of Alor Star, this afternoon to greet troops returning from Sarawak238 words
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Article70 1965-10-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Mi n ist or of Works. Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V- TSambanthan. who is also the provident of the National Land Financp Co-operative Societyhas mide the final payment for tho nurcha&e of the 1.700- iif Sungei Siput Estate in Per k H70 words
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Article32 1965-10-12 5 fPOH. Mon- LJew Choon 36 unemployed, was today fined SI OO or a month's 'ail for paw sirm of 15 stolen water pipe h»«tif. He had a previous conviction32 words
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251 1965-10-12 5 'Good prospects' for Malaysia-Formosa trade increase KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Consul of the Re--1 public of China here, Mr. C J Chang, today described as "very good" the Pttispects for a further increase in the volume of trade between Malaysia and his country. In a message to mark the 54th251 words
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Advertisement258 1965-10-12 5 Al I IC.PHAI ycDC t 192 hp. 10,070 kg. (22,200 lbs.) ,-TJN AtUS-OHftUNNf mßt/L^^ 1 **^^^JIB J I V 1 I m w Ski 1^ New articulated loader swings 90°! If you want articulation in a loader, check the swing BBlß^^^^dißß^Ra of this new 1.9 m 3 (2V6 cv. yd.)258 words
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Advertisement227 1965-10-12 5 wSr One million miles an hour. Nobody can catch us. Last year alone, we flew more than nine billion revenue passenger miles —an average of better than one million miles an hour. What's more, we carried over 5i million passengers far more than any other international airline. And, the way227 words
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300 1965-10-12 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. A bus conductor told Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today he remembered two Indonesians, charged with the murder of three people in the March 10 explosion at Mac Donald House in Orchard Road, because they boarded the bus300 words
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Article476 1965-10-12 6 GOVT WARNS MANUFACTURERS... KUALA LUMPUR. Monday FOLLOWING last S a t v r day's Gov eminent announcement of increased tariff protection for local goods, Malaysian manufacturers were today warned not to take unfair advantage of the situation and exploit the public. "Don't raise prices, don't476 words
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176 1965-10-12 6 MUAR, Monday. 4 PONTIAN Labour Party member, Law Kiat Lang, alias Loh Kiat Long, 24. was sentenced to death by the High Court here yes- terday for consorting with members of Indo- 1 nesias armed forces on Sept. 4 last year at Labis.176 words
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Article, Illustration216 1965-10-12 6 tfUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Council for Child Welfare today renewed its appeal for donations towards the fund for Hindun binte Ahmad, the 11-year-old schoolgirl who lost her legs in an accident at Butterworth about nine months ago. The president of the Council. Mr. B.216 words
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Article188 1965-10-12 6 DENANG. Mon. A 1 lawyer's wife. Mrs. Deepak Triptipal Singh. 27, was today granted a decree nisi by the High Court on grounds of cruelty. The decree is to be made absolute to three months. Mrs. Singh who married Mr. Triptipal Singh in New Delhi188 words
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Article22 1965-10-12 6 ALOR STAR, Mon. Police axe investigating a report ihat a 14-year-old girl was raped at Sangel Orok, Kulim, yesterday.22 words
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Article46 1965-10-12 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two robbers blinded Kamsuri bin Haji Sulalman. a messenger boy of Amalgamated Engineering and Commercial Company, with pepper before robbing him of $280 outside his office in Malacca Street this morning. Kamsuri was later treated as an out-patient at the General Hospital.46 words
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Article78 1965-10-12 6 Two killed in head-on smash IOHORE, BAHRU. Mon.— A British Army officer, Lieut A.D. Jones. 24. and a rubber estate driver, Wu Ah Seng. 29. were killed when their Land Rovers collided head-on along the Pontian road, in miles from here yesterday. A third Land Rover traveling behind Jones' vehicles78 words
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Article34 1965-10-12 6 KOTA BHA* Mon—Kelantan police have seized 44 bags tt rice smuggled in two sampana from southern Thailand. Seven men. all That Malaya. were detained at Tumpat polic* itation.34 words
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Advertisement209 1965-10-12 6 NEW FORD SERIES THE MOST PRODUCED Ready for action. Ford D Series trucks. The biggest j engineering conquest in the history of truck develop- I^^^ J*^k^ ment. Ford achieved the D Series after years of |f| fe <^^o9h research and tests under the most gruelling road and weather conditions. Now,209 words
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508 1965-10-12 7 'Barriers' created to block rise of pupil nurses KANDASAMY TELLS LABOUR COURT: 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. j T II Industrial Arbitration Court u;is iol(i today that "barriers* 1 put in (he \\.i\ of ;i pupil .is sistanl nune reaching the j^rndc of student nurse were such that some pupil assistant nurses508 words
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Article, Illustration274 1965-10-12 7 SINGAPORE. Mon PAUL Tan Chin Bee. 23. described as the adopted son of a Singapore model. Vicki Dutton, was mday Jailed for three years by a district court for forging his mothers signature on a $350 cheque. la 11. alias Zainal bin \i)(lulli\h. who is274 words
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Article55 1965-10-12 7 SINGAPORE. Mon The Singapore Musical Society will present a recital by the German pianist Friedrich Wuhrer at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 2 at 8.45 p_m. He is a noted Interpreter 01 the works of Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann and Brahms. Tickets are available at Robinson's55 words
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Article, Illustration198 1965-10-12 7 SINGAPORE. Mon—Outriders from the Mobile Squad of the Singapore Traffic Police provided an escort all the way for a "very important" aluminium product yesterday. Carried aboard a 3Uton lorry, it made the journey from the aluminium factory of Diethelm and Co., Ltd. in Alexandra Road198 words
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Article130 1965-10-12 7 TAXI DRIVER TO BE HONOURED SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, will present certificate of commendation ,to a Singapore taxi driver, Mr. Chong Lian. for his honesty towards tourists. 1 lie presentation will be made at a luncheon on Oct. 18 to be130 words
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Advertisement102 1965-10-12 7 If you're in the sophisticated thirties this is the time to enjoy all the glamour and magic of make-up. First and loremost is to give the complexion a radiant youthful bloom by smoothing a film of oil of Ulan over the skin to nourish and to serve as an ideal102 words
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Advertisement762 1965-10-12 7 GRIinDIG Toos I 23-inch screen. Front speakers. operation. Cabinet: Medium and dark choice wood. Buy perfection buy Singapore fl. 7»nflm Ro«d. Kmli Lompnr— China Inturanc* Bu.Kv-|. Bttu "o»< J*\ KIAN GWAN (MALAYA) LTD. £^f Sintaper*. Kml* l»<"eu'. F*na»g. ltl| J i y* -J /w\\\ /I I 7 fl *Wbl <*•'■•762 words
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Miscellaneous277 1965-10-12 7 Straits Times Crossword ALKOSS 6 No city of 1 8 bre*Ju> tn«oo--9 Nothing to write with? thlp (or «ant of a name (9) There'll be a row about that; 1. t Married saint had a meal on how can we g«t at tb« food? the Mt«-> crime compound-(3-6). Ed by277 words
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247 1965-10-12 8 Break in ties by Pakistan: 'Peking involved' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Indian Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Dinesh Singh, said here today that Pakistan's breaking off relations with Malaysia was very possibly done in collaboration with Communist China. He was speaking at a Press conference at the Indian High Commission on247 words
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Article, Illustration134 1965-10-12 8 DEWAN BAHASA 'S NO. 2 JOB FILLED AT LAST KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The post of deputy director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. vacant for the last 14 years, has now been filled by Inche Zulkifli bin Mohamed Hashim. Inche Zulkifli. a former secretary-gem ral of Umno, was until recently134 words
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Article54 1965-10-12 8 SANDAKAN. Mon Ninetynine .-.hips wiUi a gIMi tonnage of 298.628 called at Sandakan harbour I last month. Of these. 41 were 'Japanese. 23 Malaysian. 13 British, 10 Panamanian, five Norwegian l two Filipino, two Swedish, two Dutch and one Chinese. During last month cargo handler) by Sandakan54 words
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Article155 1965-10-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon fpHE Registrar of Socie- ties. Mr. Chin Hon Hiaii. today received an application for the registration of the Democratic Action Party (formerly known as the PAP Malaya). 'riw application was filed by the party's lawyers and handed to him at noon. The new name155 words
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86 1965-10-12 8 More power for Voice of Singapore CINGAPORE. Mon— Radio J Singapore Is planning to boost the power of its transmitters to take th<* voice of the island to the peoples of India Middle East and Africa. A spokesman for the Ministry of Culture said today the scheme would require new86 words
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Article51 1965-10-12 8 PENANG. Mon. Police air r Investigating a burglary .v thr f Dental Nurses' Hostel in Gaol s RoHd yesterday when a room V occupied by two nurses was ransacked Miss Rosieve Kaur tod police two watches, belonging to herself and her room-mate Miss Kuh Luang Eng. were51 words
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Article52 1965-10-12 8 MUAR. Mon The State <3ov- i ernmrnt has earmarked $248,000 i i for four projects in Segatnat and 1 Kluang. The projects are a $98,000 subhealth centre and a $58,000 labour offlcr in Segatnat. and a $59,000 veterinary students hostel and a $***** National Type Chinese school52 words
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Article20 1965-10-12 8 KOTA BHARC. Mon. A total of 26 people donated blood at the General Hospital blood bank here ■oday.20 words
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Article, Illustration331 1965-10-12 8 Publisher George Lee dies, aged 69 SINGAPORE. Mon. Well-known Singapore businessman and newspaper p v b 1 isher. Mr. Lee Geok Eng. died at his home in Pasir Panjang this morning He was 69. Better known :o his friend; as George Lee. he was until three years ago actively managing331 words
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Advertisement219 1965-10-12 8 a '^H^^^l jl^^^^B* 'jNHB 1 .^l^£^^^^_ 4m^^^^^_-_^ B^^^^^^ .>r tf^^^^^tSSSSt r m ja^Bßßß^BlPW^'^s^tt<ss^^^'^^^^^ uj^^l There's a right blend of petrol for every car here Different cars need different petrols. BP SUPERMIX offers you a blend of petrol to suit every car. 4 When you buy one of the five BP219 words
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Miscellaneous156 1965-10-12 8 \ll<fl Offp By V. I. Miami in IHB^ I BF^^" 1 GUESS I~W VjtJß^ i %t J *%<l<JPj,s 1$& ■TV FIRST LEG OF MY/ RECKON I'D 1 MtGKT AS WELL 1 Kj YEW Hv^nj^. RETIREMENT.' BETTER STT TIGHT J COVTORTABLEj^ -J Mick Tracy Hi/ i h«>*i<T Inml,l .^Wy] r 1156 words
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Article, Illustration1403 1965-10-12 9 The most powerful man in the world BRITAIN S WORLD WAR I BANKING GENIUS WAS A VARSITY FAILURE IN 1913. Carl |ung, the famed professor of neurology at Zurich, Switzerland. examined a 42-year-old English patient named Montagu Norman. The victim of some obscure nervous complaint, Norman was practically a physical1,403 words
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377 1965-10-12 9 Controlled the financial destiny of six nations War Office, the Board of Trade, the Foreign Office and the Ministry of Blockade. Made Governor of the Bank in succession to Lord Cunliffe. he dealt with economic problems on a scale previously unknown In history. Yet he still found time to cope377 words
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Advertisement169 1965-10-12 9 Vital for your Vitality Ifeg^r^ LEO ROSETTE lltUfiVlT VITAMINS from DENMARK fli^^V^^V^V Strength. Get youthful energy with Leo ■I^^B^^KSd Vitamin Capsi-tabs. Work hard, play hard. iHHHiH Leo gives you a lift towards better health. I One vitamin-packed Leo Capsi-tab a day H|»,_ is all you need to add zest to169 words
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Obituary65 1965-10-12 10 •ra'a Ml Minimum LEE CEOROE. OSOK ENC fmjm ■«'«emen'> irom \9~ IMa'r l'»n'an wrealha plr<ae but donation M.d:.». Prti.jrene Fund LIM CMOO -<i. fame' of Neget !*.'i > .hilßn A w.»nhl\ man I.ihi Kirn Kee i i" 1.. a. p. m at hit reaideae a Main Road Kimla Ki»«^nt65 words
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Article170 1965-10-12 10 >• Horett U$ (Minimum TAMILY OF TNI late Wong Kwai IpM 'hank all relativea and fr:'n<l "ha aenl telegrvna. arrolU. wreathi ...ned nara tendered uuiuart a» mi. naaatal or in ia«A THE FAMILY OF Lite Mr. C K ||*>M and friend trim kind altend'n.e ai >Be 'un ..ii« of170 words
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Article723 1965-10-12 10 The new tariffs announced by the Malaysian Government on Saturday and by the Singa- pore Government yesterday uash the hopes raised by last month's agreement to remove quota restrictions on trade •cross the Causeway. It had seemed possible that the ImUh to di -mantle quantitative barriers was part723 words
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Article247 1965-10-12 10 A Pakistan newspaper claim that India w»s evading arms embargoes by importing through Malaysian agents yesterday got the short shrift it reserved. Tengku Abdul Rahman termed the report "most wicked and spiteful" and added that such shipments through Malaysia would never have been permitted. The visiting Indian Deputy247 words
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Article264 1965-10-12 10 The Malayan Railway Administration is being remark--1 ably cagey about suggestion that It is going to cut down heavily on mail train services between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. It has not even admitted to any such scheme But last month some buffet car workers received notice* saying the264 words
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Article682 1965-10-12 10 THE letter <S T. Oct. 6> of Mr. O. Kandasamy. General Secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, purporting to correct certain misquotations of his remarks at the Asian Conference of Public Services International. includes this passage "My criticisms in this context were directed682 words
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303 1965-10-12 10 The problems of city cleaning A CITIZEN <ST Oet 2t enumerates the numerous problems which prevent Singapore from being an ideal city. He has brought to the notice ot readers the various "eye-sores that pockmark the Singapore scene" He ha.s stated that "our canals have earned an ill reputation for303 words
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Letter70 1965-10-12 10 TlfE Deputy Registrar of the University of Singapore has denied that part-time courses leading to a degree will be Instituted While I do not mind her cold answers over the phone last week. I cannot think for one moment how a University can be called national when U does70 words
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Article, Illustration880 1965-10-12 10 Rhodesia's whites brace up for trouble IF MR. SMITH NOW GRABS INDEPENDENCE BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SALISBURY, Mon THE white people of Rhodesia are bracing themselves for the consequences sure to flow from the failure of the talks between Mr. Lan Smith and Mr. Harold Wilson in London. The whitesOFNS - 880 words
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Advertisement750 1965-10-12 10 •MMMaMMrwMMMMMMMnTMMk. mmml Twm k Malar Mail CaaaaMUa- MMMM a»a» COLO 8T©a)»4»« lUN»MMKIT P- Kaad (aaaaa* mn' ai Ma*an*d »»m* iw»i b«m A«ta>a>r**W Af*«ta. CIT-V BOOK tTOH LT» MMMMPJ MEtaal Owa* THI NIWI FRONT aiti»att«> a I>hh»'M M. M ISMAIL S MaairaMi Ranai aaa* MAMIIM ITOai 14.* »p. cnai>al Baad. <750 words
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Advertisement4 1965-10-12 10 Harrisons Lister Engineering Ltd.4 words
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Advertisement82 1965-10-12 10 r SPECIAL OFFER-, FIXED DEPOSIT SAVINGS ACCOUNT FIXED SAVING SCHEMES DOUBLE PROTECTION INTEREST PER ANNUM and get FREE ACCIDENT INSURANCE After One Ytar of Savingt. ALL DEPOSITORS C«i Ob*«-» HOUSING LOAN EDUCATION LOAN MARRIAGE LOAN TRAVELLING LOAN CAR LOAN PERSONAL LOAN OVERSEAS UNION FINANCE LTD. Head OHice 4 4- 1.82 words
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290 1965-10-12 11 Headman murder plot: 3 sentences cut (JINUAPORE, Mon Sentences on four British soldiers tried by a general court martial have been confirmed in the case of one and reduced in the CMC of the other three. The sentence of discharge with ignominy from the .>*rvicr. however, remains unchanged In the290 words
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Article39 1965-10-12 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr Tan Hoay Oie ha» been elected president of the Inxuiiince Irwtltut* of Singapore Mr. O S- OltMon i» vicr nr»■Mnt: Mr Chew Loy Klat. vcrrtary: »n«l Mr Tan M> s Sung, aaxiatant .-ecretarv39 words
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Article45 1965-10-12 11 SINOAPORE. Mon. The military will carry out night firing exercl«es at Nee Soon Range tomorrow and on Thursday between 6 p.m- and midnight each day. Small arms will be used. The public are advised not to be alarmed when hearing explosions.45 words
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Article52 1965-10-12 11 PENANG. Mon. Mr. H. ft Leng. a former political affair* officer in the United Nation? department of political and security council, will talk on 'h. 1 "Misconceived Roie of the L'niu-j Nations Over the EitablUhirer.* o; Malaysia" at the City Cva:.*-.! tomorrow. The talk is sponsored by the52 words
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Article34 1965-10-12 11 A I OR STAR. Mon Polic# raided a noute in Buku IIMOTIU. 16 ml>s from Sunget Patani. left night und recovered a h»r.<J grenade. A 88-year-old man itM oeen detained for questioning.34 words
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Article509 1965-10-12 11 Wicked AND spiteful GABRIEL LEE Tengku denies Pakistan charge on arms shipment to India By SI N G APORE, Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman today described the claim of the Pakistan Times that Western arms were being shipped to India through Malaysian agents as "most wicked and spiteful." Denying this vehemently,509 words
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197 1965-10-12 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. ■pHE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, who is secretary-general of Umno, has clamped down on unauthorised Press statements by officials of the party I headquarters here. Henceforth all state- ments must be first vetted i by Inche Khir.197 words
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Article63 1965-10-12 11 Research Unit merger CINOAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Labour Research Unit Is to be Incorporated into the Singapore National Trades Union Congress. The unit, which at present Is responsible neither to the Government nor the Congress, will be known as the NTUC Research Unit. It will be run as an autonomous63 words
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Article, Illustration398 1965-10-12 11 Six-man Aussie delegation meet Kuan Yew THEY DISCUSS WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS... CINGAPORE, Mon. The visiting sixman Australian Labour Party delegation today called on the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and discussed with him a wide range of topics. The leader of the delegation. Mr. C. 8. Wyndha.Ti. described398 words
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111 1965-10-12 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A detective constable. Ismail bin Jalil. was today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with abducting Tan Yew Lye. with intent to "cause him to be secretly and wrongfully confined." Ismail was alleged to have committed the offence with an unknown person111 words
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Article45 1965-10-12 11 BVNOEI PATANI. Mon. American Peace Cornaman John Kriopp. attached to thr Ibrahim hool here, has tormed an American Field Service Club tn thi.'igei Patani More than 100 ntudent* from secondary schools have offrreri >n render wrlfurc «iervlce« to 'h» public45 words
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Article32 1965-10-12 11 SINGAPORE Men A drew ahop In the Oay World amusement park was duct roved by flr*> early today. No one tv tn the shop whan tbe blase broke oat32 words
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Article88 1965-10-12 11 A LOR STAR, Mon. A joir(t Customspolice party today made another big haul of Thai tobacco leaf the second in three days in the ThaiPerlis border area of Kampong Ramb a i near Arau. The tobacco. In 15 bales and weighing about 3,7501 b. was88 words
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Article, Illustration294 1965-10-12 11 SHOWMAN WHO CAN MAKE YOUR WISH COME TRUE... CINOAPORE. Mon— French para psychologist, Paul Ooldln. 37. la a showman with the uncanny ability of making an entire audience run riot, cry one minute and laugh the next by merely exercising his will over them. He can also conjure up apparitions294 words
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Advertisement276 1965-10-12 11 Fabulous Raw Silks from India Indian Raw Silk (44 inches wide) is a versatile material crisp and radiant in glowing colours. Not easily crusrtjbl* and ideal for everyday wear. In many exciting varieties. r-^—^ vivid colours and beautiful textures, soft yet durablt. ff^Jk. Excellent for cheongsams. afternoon frocks, evening j?l3k276 words
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Miscellaneous732 1965-10-12 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL (—Koala Lorn- 7.10 Sports Arena; 734 pur and Pcnanf 6 lpoh and Frankie Lalne show: B—News8 News Malacca I—Jehore1 Jehore Bahra 4 in Mandarin; 8.10 Take StuTaiplnc 7— Batn Pahat 9— dio; B.34— Turn of Fat«— Klnang. Crowd Pleaser": 9— News in M National language; 9.10 Sur.iP.M.:732 words
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Advertisement798 1965-10-12 12 For the family with big ideas ■Bfe2L: a b^bV^J^J'^Lb^H I T» a^ Hi I Sfl^ 1 MAJK^B fl^^ltS^^l B^BkK^Btfß^Bliß I "^CJ^^^Blb^B^S T~ dII BH^iJ^KK ■^^^r jmS^^n^^^k CSA *^tTbl B Wf AdV^^B^Ll blb^^**^P V^B I S jSlfitQlWa^S jB^iI^^niWBBI^WP'TWBWCWKWI^J [;-^H I^K"^X«^afl| y jJßal^^aM^^y iW^-wt aC^^fl^Bri^^^ b^b^^^b^bßlb^bl b^b^k^H^^^l |r^*ißfi^ff^j^jiB?^Wlg^ff i^ r 'bW*^bh b^Bv^S&^Vb^bh798 words
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Advertisement417 1965-10-12 12 ANGRY MOBS CHANT 'KILL HIM, KILL HIM' AS THEY BURN HIS HOUSE Tables are turned 9 on Aidit A^BBj^BS^^^J^F^^^fIB^^^^B^BBB^SH^^^III^BBBHBB^^^BBj^^^dfIL^^A^BBBnBaBBBBBBBBBB^BBBBJ^BBBK^BBBBHI^B 'v^Uh^^HB^SBJBBBBBBBBBH&^^BHBBBBBhk <SBBBJ| K^B^L^Ll^B B^HmSsi^Hßßß^BK^l^BlE^lwM B^BHbW^L^^Mh eO)E^^B^BmB^B^B^I R^* BBL^bUMbbtl bl^^^^« t^^Blß^B^HMßfl BB^F I I BSf ■a*K2P^Sirtßr H |l LVpiViR B^ft^BHl H 1 LudUBBBiHiBT BBKW B^B^^^B^^&^Wlßßß6.'<- %^^H|B B^BaB^B^HL HWHT^ MI^9i9V TT nl^*-' 'frjßß^Bß*l^B^B¥'417 words
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Article128 1965-10-12 13 MESSING, Mon. The JTI .Minister of Welfare Services, ll. m Abdul ll. i mid Kban. today denied ili.it unsold Social Welfare Lotteries Board lottery tickets had won prizes. Speaking here at the board's Nth 1965 lottery draw, the 1 Minister said he bad to128 words
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Article, Illustration86 1965-10-12 13 The cry is 'Crush the Reds' as mobs roam Jakarta's streets in search of Yani's killers SLOGAN chanting Indonesian youths roam the streets of Jakarta in search of Gen. Achmed Yani's killers. Gen. Yani. the Army Commander, was one of six Generals killed in the abortive September 30jh coup. HiUPI - 86 words
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209 1965-10-12 13 Singapore mission hears an Ugandan wish SINGAPORE, Mon. President Sir Edward Mutesa of Uganda has told the Singapore goodwill mission to Africa that he would very much like to visit the island State. He said this in response to an Invitation by Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye.209 words
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Article51 1965-10-12 13 MALACCA. Mon. Sixty workers have left Malacca for Sabah They will be employed as tappera, tveeders and arsenite sprayers on KitnanU Estate. The third batch of workers are expected to leave at the end of this year- All workers wire recruited through the Malacca Employment51 words
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202 1965-10-12 13 PENANG, Mon. The Penang division of the Socialist Front today announced it had persuaded the party's national secretary-general. Mi. Llm Kean Siew. to' stand as its candidate in the Ayer Itam State byelection, nominations lor which close tomorrow. Mr. Llm has now relinquished202 words
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Article57 1965-10-12 13 V £> A G M(J The Pe nanß Malay Patriotic \nuth Organisation i-> to urge the Government to make the teaching of the Jawl script a compulsory subject In primary schools. The association at Its annual meeting last night also resolved to ask the State Government57 words
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Article209 1965-10-12 13 LONDON, Monday. fHE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. spoke here today of a 10-year expansion for Malaysia's air transport services, which would mean modern supersonic aircraft flying through the International Airport at Subang. i Dato Sardon and Datin Sa'adlah flew In here209 words
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Advertisement275 1965-10-12 13 sramrssr SIMON Safety Belt harness gives tremendous strength yet absorbent enough to cradle your body safely against impact forces. 4 BASIC UP BELT TYPES DIAGONAL BELT OBTAINABLE COMBINATIOMUPAMDSHOULDERBELT INERTIA REEL BELT It exceeds 8.5.5. Specifications. FAR EAST MOTORS LIMITED b*. Orchord Road, Spore, Robertson Rood, Kuolo Lumpur. Represented in other275 words
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Advertisement125 1965-10-12 13 when they're grown up your Hm:m»>iy| sink will still be as good as new because if s stainless steel JMfy air conditioned $8950:00 (plus SMI 12 duty In the States of Malaya) For this month only, you can buy a NEW HOLDEN SPECIAL. FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED by Eaton, for ONLY $8,950.125 words
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Article, Illustration379 1965-10-12 14 ESME BAPTISTA - Furnishing fabrics for high fashion ESME BAPTISTA PRESENTED BY FASHION inspired r by furnishing fabrics began with curtain ginghams. This was followed by a demand for large checks the kind of pattern usually associated with arm-chair and three-piece coverings. These were interpreted into sports shirts, skirts and shirtwaister dresses. Next379 words
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Article, Illustration288 1965-10-12 14 you may like to know... flTHE Singapore Girl Guides X Association has received tremendous support in Its campaign to raise funds for a new building. a Lucky Draw initially offered 25 prizes. Since tickets were circulated 25 more prizes were donated by well-wishers in response to the patron's appeal. The288 words
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Article, Illustration425 1965-10-12 14 OLIVIA YEOH - OLIVIA YEOH by FRENCH painter Mrs. Katherine SchmidAudeoud will display 150 works oil paintings, mosaic sketches, and Chinese painting at the National Theatre on Oct. 27. The pursuit oi art is no sudden impiuse on her part. Katherine 6 milestone began with her birth425 words
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Advertisement417 1965-10-12 14 pi Waterford Glass comes in numerous patterns. There's one to suit your taste and enhance the elegance of your home. The delicate scintillating loveliness of genuine Waterford Glass must be seen to be believed. You are invited to inspect our Waterford collection without obligation. Standard Prices JIJL Top Reliability 111417 words
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Advertisement410 1965-10-12 14 Yourskinisalivingthing. tains Eucerite, which is To keep it young, supple lanoline in its purest form and healthy it needs nou- and the nearest thing to rishment.. .every day nou- the skin's natural oil. rishment. This rule applies You can buy Nivea in two not only to your face, but forms..410 words
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Advertisement1239 1965-10-12 15 TO LIVERPOOL ft WEST COAST S.R.I Out S'tert Stilt P Stat* Ptaaat automeoon Liverpool. Clattta It Pt/Bct IB PTRRHUS l.verpooi. Glatfoar Sit. 1 Set 14 Bet IS Oiomid Havre, Lrveraooi, Oatgow... Bet IS Set 21 Set a/IB Stt IS ULTSSES Liverpool, Dublin. A'aoutk... Bet 21 Oct 28 Set 21/ 21,239 words
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Advertisement1245 1965-10-12 15 r//fLHki//V£s i THt EAST ASIATIC COVPANY L'l mco-po-iied -n D«-^tli EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 NFAR EAST, CONTINENT ANB SCANBINAVIAi Spore P. S'nam Penant Am eaaoa Havre H our| R'daa Alt* Cat! PITAGONIA I) Oct 11/21 Stl 22/24 IS/M Mat 18 2S Ntt 28 Stt I 4 N BASRA t) SCI 11/1,245 words
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Advertisement1158 1965-10-12 15 I ben%line\ EIPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. 1 BENLOMOND r« lomm i Fat Liverpool Net II BEN VORLICH i S .TO r i. sci S .V/"2. oSTi'/a HiratW| J Singaport P STitra Paettg lENARTY L'aon, A'werp, H'burt. R'daa Btt 17/11 Bet 28/21 lENHBPE Lisbon, H'burg. lorn. Havre.1,158 words
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Advertisement1244 1965-10-12 15 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. U.K./Continent. Cm Of POONA* i-'iton. HavTt. L'dot, H'burg Smgatort P. S'haa Patt«j B'haven, Rotterdaa, A'trerp I Pt 11 Set CITY OF LANCASTER London, Hamburg, Rot'ercaa, Antwerp, Hull 11/14 Stt CITY OF RIPON Lcnjon. Hamburg. Rott»raaa, Havre, Hell 20/28 Bel 28 Btt CIH OF SWANSEA Havre.1,244 words
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Article130 1965-10-12 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. i INDUSTRIALS were steady In A quiet trading. Moves were small and about in balance. Associated Pulp down Bd. to 275. and CUB Z. is to 725. 6d. were the biggest moves amongst leaders. Base metals moved namwly mostly lower. Oils were steady. i Today* rlosin*130 words
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Article260 1965-10-12 16 y H.HI.X first (Tade rubber f.o.b. buvi-rs closed at 5 pjn. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yrstrrday at 65 a centa per lb. down three -quarters of a e«nt on Friday's dosinr level lor the position. The tone waa easier. It. \.s. and 1'.M.K.1.. closing prices in centa260 words
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Article228 1965-10-12 16 Oct. II Thrw montha. INDUSTRIAL* Bnuntaad ll eta. Veoacr eta. City D«». t rta. McAJiiter to eta. C.B Rolrtlac* U InveaL 10 eta. 5 eta. N. Iron 8 ota. Punlops 11 eta. 0C.8.C. 14 eta. Miirlfer* II ola. RoUimana 9 ct». K-«o 13 eta. Ronlnaooa 10 eta. •>d.228 words
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Article78 1965-10-12 16 /MINESE Praduea Eichanxa, •mjtiVj por. rveoci pncfi p.r ptcul yaitirday: Cecanut all: balk 5521 aallera, dram 555» seller*. Capra: Oct./ Nor. UK>Contlneat: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok "hue (220 leiiers. Bara-Aak nhlte 5217« nellera. apactal I Sarawak black $157» seller*, garbled I Lampouic black «16OIN> «el!era (all I S'O'V (tLW),78 words
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Article16 1965-10-12 16 Kempas Oroup produced 1.599.--500 lb. In September compared with 1. 484.000 lb In August.16 words
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Article30 1965-10-12 16 Oct. II MALAYAN RIBBKK PRICE: K.V. rents (down three quarters of a cent). TIN- 5735T2A (down 87A cents). I imilui ii estimated offerin? »3."> tons (down 5 tons).30 words
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881 1965-10-12 16 From Our Market Correspondent rr biggest local takeover bid for a sterling rubber company yet made was announced yesterday when a firm of Singapore share brokers. Vincent and Lam. acting on behalf of customers of the Bank of East Asia Ltd. made an881 words
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Article28 1965-10-12 16 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indirrs Ocl. 9. Oct. 11. 'Industrials: T.i.r: 76.17 Tins: 9H..',9 99. i1l S rubbern: ldj.iu 103.82 -Dfc. 30. I»6S 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.28 words
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Article861 1965-10-12 16 IJI MNKSS in and rrported to the Singapore and Koala I Aim par trading rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaytia ye*t>rday with the> numbrt of the Rharrs traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Col<t Stor<- (1.000)1 52.11: Uunlipi (l.fi.. 1141 D, 51. 40: Es<* .«-o. »l 6'J;861 words
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Article278 1965-10-12 16 HTHE foUowlng list of selected x Malayan Industrial yields It based on last sales to Oct. 9. «o.y. »i;.v «t.c. Cold sti.rr 2.10 10.2 IM I.J E. Smelter* Mi 13.9 22.0 1.6 K A N. 26S cum all 7.5 10.4 1.4 Gammooa 1.70 V* 14.0 1.6 Hume orda.278 words
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Article49 1965-10-12 16 f\\ the oflirial Malayan short Irrm Money Market for the wrck ended Saturday lOrt. 9) the ranfe of call rates waa aa follows:— BANK FfXDS: 3^i per rent to 4.3 per rent. GENERAL IHNMi *'i per rent to 4 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled Sl!8 million.49 words
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Article54 1965-10-12 16 HTHE prr«rnt rat* of the Malayan A dollar arainst thr pound strrllnr flxrd on Novrmhrr 21 last yrar i« sellinr. T.T. or O.D. tJL U l«d. Bu>lm TT. !s. i 1 lbd. BuTlnc nil ft* J'.d Thr dollar i% at its >tatnlorT miildlr nnvltion in rrl.tinn tn Ml54 words
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Article29 1965-10-12 16 ON <h, Ift «iehanitf mjrkM :n HO1« w«a quoted tt 5.74J for T.T. ad 4 tor cam tltrlmii '^> QBOtwl «t 16 OS »ni »n< tatl »f paM29 words
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Article18 1965-10-12 16 •I-ME Aitaeiatian at Banki .n Mal.v 1 >ia mad* 1 1 iU mn k» ■Mtoaaaw yaaiacrtay.18 words
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Advertisement1122 1965-10-12 16 Y^ "^KAWASAKI KISEN KAJSHA LTDI UJX Pacific t* Atlantic Servlc* •miKok Ho»gt'*l I- Angeiei N. York Btston -TtarMNtM tltrr* It 73 art It Oci IJ Nt* I Bat Bat ■KUBjlll mm" rl 22 Ntf 21 Ntt 17 DM 1 la* I la Japan Direct Barvica Pminf Siniapon Yotohimt Aota •Ta*>t1,122 words
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Advertisement1037 1965-10-12 16 tßßa^^^^^^^Bßßßa^^^^^Saaa «usi«ai.» tutm a«i»Nu >t«»iti Mai*, miusim ana p. Bin> suvica I It. 'rtauttlt. MfUita Milaaarat. Mfii. Tt. Mtaras aat NaußMtautß. P»naot S'ta» S'aort f. S"»a» Cittat 1 litrETi v oct 14 is Oct it n Oct miuu m/m on mm iim B0MB»U S Ntv I Ni. |11 Nt* «»JUta1,037 words
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Advertisement153 1965-10-12 16 SPORfc PSHAM PENANG fTA/ETO (TA/fTD IT* [TO FROM CALCUTTA M.V. "STATE OF ASSAM" tor Frtv morr'.r Adtloidt. Melbourne Sydney Cain. 4«/Oct.l J FROM MAORAS, NEGAPATTINAM 4V PCNANG T.J.S. "STATE OF MADRAS' tor P Shorn. Peno^g, Negopoftinam Moaros Gdn. 38/39 Oet.U Oct 15 IS Oct U U FROM CALCUTTA ft KAKINAOA153 words
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311 1965-10-12 17 Small drop of 87½ cents in Straits tin price 'IMIIKI. was a small drup in 1 Straits tin yesterday of cents to 5735.12 i per picul. Local demand was reported as still at a low ebb. The turnover was estimated us down 5 tons to 235 tons. .MALAYAN RIBBER MAKKET:311 words
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Article113 1965-10-12 17 V;HIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves or expected todsy are: Cyprla 1 Mini Lloyd 3/4, Vimlnalr s K.-ij.h Itrooke 26. loannls 2tV3O. Kni'id Mner«k 31 '32. Azuchixan Mam 33 '34. Ncckarsteln 42/43. Olenorchy 4fi Serdang N.W. 3, Iraouaddy 4S. Mikmno :>, TJitJalcngka 18. Negobla IS/IB) Maxwell Ilrnnder113 words
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Article21 1965-10-12 17 The following further rubber ciops for September are Notified' h^jiijc 162,001) lb. llu Bcnut '.■^•o lb. Nmlas 76,833 lb.21 words
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Advertisement293 1965-10-12 17 SITUATIONS VACANT 15 K ore's M Mlm.)— Box tt et: txtrm REQUIRED: Typewriting Instructor* iU'C Qualified) for day-classes. Boi A 3760 ST., Spore. YOUNG QENERAL AMAH sleep In. Must likr children Apply 68, Oalloi Koad, 8 pore 10 with references. REQUIRED: Mandmln Speaktm LCC Typewriting Teachers Oood Prospects, Box A293 words
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Advertisement1023 1965-10-12 17 SITUATIONS VACANT li Word* St (Mim.)-Box St el*, txtrt WANTED FOR JANUARY ISMJ6 lady graduate teachers and H.S.C trained troches tor Arts subjects n upper secondary classes. Apply to I Chairman, Board of Governors, Aye Maria N T.S. School. Chung Thy* I < Phm Road IDOh I ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires)1,023 words
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Advertisement970 1965-10-12 17 HOUSES k LAND FOR SALfc li Word* U (Mlm.)— Box St tit. txlrm SERANCOON PARK!!! T«O-Storcy Terrace House. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. About 1.600 square feet. Asking < *2h,500.- Vacant possession. Maas I Sons. Valuers Estate Agents. (Singapore) *****. ASTRID HILLS modern two bedroom bungalow; one study room. Servant quarters;970 words
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Advertisement971 1965-10-12 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Word* M (Vim.)— Box St el: txtr* 19W AUSTIN COOPER rxceiwni condition winding Windows rcv-couotei new exhaust system 53.40U/- 0.n.0 Phonr (Spore) *****S CORTINA OK LUXE September 10*1 1 on? owner* comprehend vc in* surance. One year. $4,400/- 0.n.0. Telephone (Singapore) ***** Extn. 147 ONE OWNER971 words
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Advertisement732 1965-10-12 17 FRESH FLOWERS IS Word* St (Mlm.)— Box St tt: txtrm PRINCESS «ay< for you with flower* thou«ntfully selected snd beautifully amoved that aparkle your good withes. '-'I. Orchard Kd., Spore. Tel: 2UM7/*****. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our Sales-room No. 1M Market Street, Singapore On732 words
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Advertisement524 1965-10-12 17 In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CAP. 171) AND In the Matter of CATHAY RESTAURANTS LIMITED (XUmbert- Voluntary Windinc-t.pl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors ot the above- named Company which is being 1 voluntarily wound up. are required on or beiore Monday. 15th November 1965. being the524 words
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Advertisement313 1965-10-12 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Rrquirrs (A) HIRINO ENGINEER lor the Commercial Inspectorate Section tn salary scale $695xA4 > 1280 Qual. Bar 1325- 1370-1420-the commencing basic salary offered will be dependent upon applicant's qualifications and experience I plus variable allowance as payable from time to313 words
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Advertisement348 1965-10-12 17 NOTICES REMINDER Lucky Draw Church of the Blps.seci hacr..ment Queenstown All prtata mu-t \iv claimed by the 15th October The Buildint: Fund Commltt**. MALACCA J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Mipplv and Installation of |>a>srngcr brd lifts for llir <irnrral Ilospiul. Malacca. The closing date of tenders for the above originally scheduled to348 words
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153 1965-10-12 18 21 students fast— to draw attention to hunger OTTAWA, Mon. Twenty-one Ottawa I high school and college students fasted on Par--1 liament Hill here over I 1 the weekend in an effort to make other young people aware of the worlds hunger problem. The GO -hour fast was also to153 words
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Article65 1965-10-12 18 AUCKLAND. Mon A ho.T* I telephone call saying a bomb was aboard a United States HerI cules p'.ane bound for the Antarc- tic caused the plane to turn back jlO minutes after leaving Chri&tcnurch last night. Fire engines stood ready when lit landed after jettisoningAP - 65 words
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789 1965-10-12 18 Biggest force of war closes on Vietcong SAIGON. Mon. than 5,000 U.S. "air cavalry" soldiers, joined by Vietnamese troops in the wars largest joint assault force, smashed into a Communist-controlled valley 280 miles north-east of Saigon yesterday hoping to turn it into a death trap for as many as five789 words
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368 1965-10-12 18 TOKYO. Mon. THE Yomiuri newspaper yesterday blamed the "Kamikaze attitude" of Japanese fishermen for the loss at sea of more than 200 of them in a typhoon near the Mariana Islands. The search fori them begun last Thursday is still under way. Pointing368 words
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Article32 1965-10-12 18 CAIRO. Mon. Thirtv-n\v members of the family of deposed Imam Mohammed Al Badr of Yemen have been freed In Saana and flown to Saudi Arabia, nf newspaper Alahram said yesterday.—Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration187 1965-10-12 18 THE DAY DEATH CAME TO HOLIDAY RESORT IN THE early hours of the morning of September 28 the volcano on the 50-square mile island of Taal in the Philippines exploded. A holocaust of flame, smoke, and molten lava was let loose and a giant fireball rocketed 10.000187 words
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423 1965-10-12 18 CAMARIOCA (Cuba), Monday. rTJBAN refugees began leaving this tiny fishing port amid tears of joy yesterday— first official day of Premier Fidel Castro's plan to allow exiles in America to fetch relatives by boat. One weeping mother ran up to a jetty hurriedlyReuter - 423 words
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Article87 1965-10-12 18 LONDON, Mon. A British doctor surveying dangerous professions Dut hi> finger on a killer yesterday Five of it s 630 members have died in a year. The doctor anonymous under British medical procedure fc-wrote in a medical .journal that the profession was one of "the87 words
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99 1965-10-12 18 ADDIS ABABA. Mon. president Radhakrlshnan of Inola was given a tumultuous wcitome when he arrived here yes- t a L for a four-day state Vwi to Ethiopia. Emperor Halle Selassie, the Crown Prince and other members of the royal family, together with tlie Ethiopian GovernmentReuter - 99 words
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Article43 1965-10-12 18 EAST BERLIN. Mon. East Germans yesterday voted In local elections In which they had choce of candidates lor the flrst timr. When the polls closed last nisrh: more than 67 per cent of thf» 12.000.000 electorate had voted.43 words
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Article44 1965-10-12 18 HONG KONO. Mon. \i. Tnc»rß'> i-hip. thp Our.un; Kerlntjl. arrived in Shan-.-teniav Its maiden I China, the New China news mcncv reported. Its crew were irtven a rt>u«in« welcome to the heating of ciraias and gongs, it said.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Advertisement1399 1965-10-12 18 IN TIR RTATEK OF MALAYA THI 1 OMIAMI- OKDINAM KS 1»4« 1M« rnrmuanl lo iMMtraß 111(1 1 EXTRAORDINARY Xl SOI t riON of FEDERAL UNDERWRITERS LIMITED Inrorparalrtl in thr Stale* ot Maiayai. A I an Exirnoiauiary General Mi'eting ot the Company duly convened and held at the oflice ol oupei1,399 words
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Advertisement866 1965-10-12 18 PUBLIC APPOIWMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Applications are Invited for th« posts of Laboratory Assistant to work In the Control Laboratories at any of the Boards Major Steam Stations. 2. Persons applying must be Federal Citizen.-, between the age* 1 of 20 and 35. and possess a Senior Cambridge866 words
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Article538 1965-10-12 19 F. EMMANUEL - F. EMMANUEL TIMESPORT Seap Games Badminton Cricket Soccer By BUT PLACE FOR TRAINING NOT YET BEEN FOUND KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. r JMIE Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union, after naming 63 competitors for centralised training from Nov. 1 in preparation for the Seap Games here from Dec.538 words
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314 1965-10-12 19 Singapore fight back but fail in last tie 11ALACCA, Mon. Johore, tirst night 3-1 leaders, were named down to 4-4 before they i beat Singapore in the zone linai of the Foong Seong cup badminton tournament here last nignt. Jonore will next meet Kel- antan. ea^t zone champions. on Oct.314 words
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213 1965-10-12 19 Bakar Ismail scores only knockout I. LUMPUR, Mon. BaIV k.ir Unai! of the Armed Fortwi tho only knockout m an national chiimpioi^iiips when he won uir opening bout in the lightUyweufiH ciiMMoa at Stadium tiet«ia bat lught. Bak.ir „...,< ys on the lookout fur :iu oprinng. landed a stinging rifhlAP - 213 words
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Article, Illustration353 1965-10-12 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward* report on yesterday's races at. Bukit Tlmah: RACES I and s— Nothing to report RACE 2— After passing th# winning poM the first time Ensenie ,M Lee) had i,* clicked when crowded between Punclima Kambau (app. Nawari) and Powerful Pete (app.353 words
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Article27 1965-10-12 19 LOS ANGELES. Mon. Tne Ln Angeles Dodtters evened the baseball world series at two gamo.. each here yesterday when they beut the Minnesota Twins 7-2.27 words
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Article101 1965-10-12 19 CRICKET Nadchelram Shield (S'baniMalaysian Sikhs b: Malayan. i Ctylonese by 10 wkis. Sikhs 224--5 dec and 21-0- Ceylonese 81 (Sepviiiatnam 24 no. Ranj't 4-17) and 160 'Madhavan 45. PaUimanathan 31. C- Navaratnatn 29. Mohinder S-22)-HOCKEY Malacca ko: Police 6 PWD 0SOCCER Voon Cup s-final (Ipoli): Kilat A 2 KED101 words
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Article420 1965-10-12 19 Weights for Ipoh races IPOH. Mo n Apa Kabar x I ti Great Kaglr sO7 \\>i s htN for all High Ruin 8.05 Bobagane 8.0t; right races at Ipuh Gunsmith 8.01 Now What 8.U4 on Sunday: Mi-s Susan s n.< Empire Rose II 8.0.1 CL DIV I— s> F T420 words
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Article173 1965-10-12 19 SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE sportsmen will have to achieve a fairly high standard before they are called upon to represent the State at the third Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 14-21, This has been laid down by both the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council selection committee173 words
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Article24 1965-10-12 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Island Country Club beat Royal Selangor Golf Club 48-20 in their annual golf match at the Islan-1 course yesterday.24 words
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150 1965-10-12 19 MCA WILL TRY AGAIN FOR ENGLAND -TEST TEAM- KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Malaysian Cricket Association will make another bid to get the MCC team to Australia to play In Malaysia and Singapore next March after their tour. In a letter the MCA received today. S. C. Griffiths, the MCC secretary150 words
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117 1965-10-12 19 ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Australia, who play North Korea Ir. their World Cup group elimination soccer match at Pnom Penh on Nov. 21. have asked the Football Association of Malaysia for a match at Kuala Lumpur on their way to the Cambodian capital. Tho Australians,117 words
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Article99 1965-10-12 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Third Seap Gan** Fund got a $15,000 boost from Sarawak which carried the total Collection to $35,720. The donation was made by the Sarawak Federation Basketball Association. Dato Wee Hood Teck, president of the SPBA today handed a cheque for $45,000 to99 words
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Advertisement156 1965-10-12 19 I More popular than ever! I I THE STRAITS TIMES I I ANNUAL for 1966 I a i| m ,<^^riflflflfl VP^^l^^HsSaflS^H KGB This high quality publi- M JJH? cation is always in heavy x J^^^% demand. Make sure that -^K^^r m you get the copies you I -VlJBPir m. will156 words
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Advertisement367 1965-10-12 19 1 easiest brushing high gloss paint ever) 1 ...and you wont repaint for years r Mr. EASY OFFERS YOU Jlll^^ V LtlMtet^ THESE EXCLUSIVE SUPA- W »W^G iKtt! NEW. AMAZING BRUSHING ».l^^«n«— *MH*Jßß 'nc n uo EASE .the easiest of ALL ff*W tVI BMV^H WfjW I TIFUL EXTERIOR high gloss367 words
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Miscellaneous34 1965-10-12 19 SOCCER— Penang; Victory Cup: Prisons v Medicals (515 p.m>: Friendly: Penang Burnely Cup XI v Police Invitation XI (645. both matches at City Stadium* S'gor Dlv. 3: Pantai Youths v Bungsar Indians (Taylor Rd).34 words
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408 1965-10-12 20 Meeting prepares a Borneo trade, industry drive KUALA lIMPI K M»n. A two-hour meeting til the Tariff Acl \iM»r\ Ko.trri, dovern-mi-nt ofliriulv manufacturers .md traders (oil.iv formulated a blueprint for an industrial and trade drive in Sabah and Sarawak. A strong trade mission of Government and board officials and industrial408 words
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Article, Illustration29 1965-10-12 20 ALL that's left (foreground) of the PKI headquarters in Jakarta after angry mobs had ransacked and set it ablaze during last week's anti-Communist demonstrations. UP I photo.UP - 29 words
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Article84 1965-10-12 20 OUTER SHOAL BEACON READY SOON SINGAPORE. Mon. Work on the concrete base structure of the new Outer Shoal beacon has now been completed. The acting Director of Marine. Mr. D. T. Brown, In a notice to mariners said that the pile driving pontoon has been withdrawn from the area. However,84 words
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139 1965-10-12 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Lim Chin Teong. Administrative Assistant of the Primary Production Department in the Ministry of Law and National Development, left for Gerrrrany today to attend a seminar on rural development. The International seminar on sociological aspects of the development of rural139 words
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Article333 1965-10-12 20 LONDON. Mon. The stock market (ailed to establish a definite trend today in quiet dealings. The Rhodeslan situation was a restraining Influence and many people preferred to see the September trade figures, due to be announced tomorrow, before openIng new commitments. Gilt-edged were dull and drifted lower to333 words
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Article57 1965-10-12 20 LONDON. Mon.— Spot IB 13/IM.. Nov. 19>d.. Dec. 20d.. Jan. 20 1 »d.. Jan. March 20 id., April June 20 7 16d July Sept. 20 7 16d Oct Dec. 20 7 16d Jan. March 20 7 16d.. April June 20 7 16d c.l.f. Oct 19' s d.. Nov. 1857 words
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Article34 1965-10-12 20 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £1472 a <— £7' a sellers £1475 i— £lo), Forward buyers £1462'^ <— ESS' sellers £1465 i-£si. Settlement ***** ■£b i. Tuinover ajn. 110 tons, p.m. 50 ton*. Tone: Steady but quiet.34 words
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213 1965-10-12 20 Lo notes Sabah's progress with local staff lESSELTON. Mon. Sabah's Chief Minister, Mr. Peter 1.0. said hnv that the Government h a s made definite progress in Sabahanisation. He told newsmen at tils monthly news conterence that he envisaged local staff holding the top echelons of the public .service inAP - 213 words
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Article38 1965-10-12 20 SINGAPORF. Mon— A delegation from Per.srs < Sineapore Sepnk Raga Association i will meet the Minister of Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. at 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday, at. Hie Ministry of Culture conference room.38 words
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Obituary125 1965-10-12 20 LOUISA CATHERINE COONTIHO •g» »1 cf 4 Praya Lan«, Mxlaraa pa***d awny peacefully on 11-10-63. MMI 3.U0 p.m. today. MADAM KWA CHENC MOON pftiiicd away i< -;icefiilly on 1 1-10-i',:. leaving ■on* l,lrn Bock Sim, J'.im-Ic Wha, Kork Ktw. tl.'tufhrrri iii.it l.r. Cuat You*. CortfK>- I'-i'.h ii'irt. srranicoon Ro»il125 words
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Advertisement70 1965-10-12 20 NOTICE The offices of the following companies will be closed for one day on 13th October, 1965 in memory of MR. GEORGE E. LEE who passed away on 11th October, 1965: NANYANC PRESS (S) LTD.. NANYANC PRESS (M) LTD.. NANYANC PUBLICATION LTD., LEE PRINTING Co.. LTD., PENANC PRINTERS LTD., IPOH70 words
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Advertisement129 1965-10-12 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS; a 1* Word* Hi (Minimum) .ga. TAN To Hool 1.) and Cbun Raw. a riauchtcr, 0..-t>r to Klcw Chlng. em 11-10-60. ANKARBOARD lvWj ACOUSTIC BOARD SOUND ABSORPTION !nin n ,i inn i-imoii Between 35% and 80° o according to manner of use. THERMAL INSULATION I Good mm m129 words
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