The Singapore Free Press, 20 August 1958
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section17 1958-08-20 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper So. IMW tfngftMNi Wednesday, August 20, 1958. Price 15Cts17 words
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265 1958-08-20 1 Now Moscow is worried about U.S. marines here onss the Soviet news agency, said yesterday 1* thai the United States marines who had arrived in Singapore were apparently there not tempon liv but presumably would "firmly establish the selves in this bastion of British colonial interests in the Far East,"Reuter - 265 words
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Article21 1958-08-20 1 Youths beat up an old man hJ.J',; aulted an v Urn Chua m I t. Singapore n<J stole his italn pen21 words
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191 1958-08-20 1 AMERICA STILL SEES MAO MOVES AS POLITICAL rpHE Communist Chinese power build-up on the mainland coast opposite Formosa appears to have a political rather than a military objective, U.S. State Department Far East experts said in Washington last night. They expressed the view that the Peking regime was attempting toReuter - 191 words
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81 1958-08-20 1 DEVASTATING floods in North Bengal spread to new areas of about 500 square miles in the Maldah district inhabited by abou' 500.000 persons. With the waters sti! rising, some :<,OOO famille Were made homelcs The marooned arc now shelter ing in tents and schoolsU.P.I. - 81 words
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392 1958-08-20 1 U.S. SHOWS FAITH IN R.I. TO RESIST REDS Arms solely for internal security 'JUIE United States is convinced that the Indonesian Government is now fully alive to the dangers facing it from communist subversion, U.S. State Department sources said in Washington today. The United States decision, announced yesterday, to sellReuter - 392 words
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98 1958-08-20 1 Indonesia shelves its Irian case in UN INDONESIA said last night it had decided against bringing her claim to West New Guinea before the United Nations this year Mr. Soedibjo, the Minister of Information, announced the decision to reporters after a cabinet meeting. Minister Soedibjo in a written statement fromReuter - 98 words
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Article112 1958-08-20 1 AN Indonesian Cabinet spokesman indicated in Jakarta last night that Indonesia's purchase of arms from America was made without political conditions. Mr. Soedibjo, the Minister of Information, speaking to reporters after a Cabinet session, declined to reveal the amount and value of the arms purchased. Usually reliableReuter - 112 words
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Advertisement79 1958-08-20 1 MontdOr ICE CREAM, MILK and SNACK Parlour Drop in :it Mont dOr and relux in tin* restful atmosphere of a fully air-conditioned parlour and enjoy delicious Ice Creams and appetising t^ Li^lit Lunclieonet served daily :it Delicious doughnuts and homebaked cakes consumed on jUp Chicken Mushroom Tomato OPEN DAILY Weekdays79 words
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Article507 1958-08-20 2 7-nation Mid -East proposal put to hutry-up Assembly MR, HANS EN'iEN, Noi w man deputy Foreign Minister, yesterday formally introduced a Western-backed draft resolution on the Middl > East -tabled on Monday- and told the special General Assembly «it was the "basis upon which the507 words
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317 1958-08-20 2 AMERICAN Secretary of J State John Foster Dulles took command yesterday of a Western drive to counteract mounting Afro-Asian and Soviet demands for a deadline on withdrawal of United States troops from the Lebanon and British troops Irom Jordan. The 28-nation Afro-Asian blocU.P.I. - 317 words
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Article120 1958-08-20 2 rpllE Moroccan delegate. Mr. Abdel Latif Filali, told the Assembly that the demands of the Middle East region were "legitimate and natural" and it would be unwi.se to Ignore them. Events in the Middle East could have serious repercussions In North Africa, ho added They wereReuter - 120 words
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Article38 1958-08-20 2 The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced yesterday that the fifth of six technical study groups It is sending to the Soviet Union under an exchange programme left for Moscow on Monday. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 38 words
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Article, Illustration108 1958-08-20 2 INGER GETS DIVORCE, BUT AGREES TO PAY HUSBAND SWEDISH -BORN film actress I n g c r Stevens (above) was granted a final divorce decree in Los Angeies from her husband, New York theatrical agent Anthony Soglio. 35. The actress was granted an interlocutory decree last year when she testifiedU.P.I. - 108 words
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Article97 1958-08-20 2 Way now open for ending A-tests IMST-WEST agreement In £j Geneva yesterday v ideas io r detecting LJ*i nuclear tests was swi United Nati.',...",;;..: V,. quarters as opening J clear road towards W mate accord on an t -nd 'i atomic weapons exDlosions Information from Geneva had given an optimistic97 words
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Article55 1958-08-20 2 But authoritative American sources flatly denied any knowledge of this, and observers concluded that the rumour. In an organisation traditionally given to rumour-mon-gering, stemmed from the optimistic Geneva report? Demands for a cessation o.' weapons testa are expected to be a dominant them r of the General AssemblyReuter - 55 words
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218 1958-08-20 2 SQUATTERS FOILED PATROLS-NOW THEY FACE EVICTION THE LAND OFFICE is takIng legal action to evict about 60 squatter families from the Mount Pleasant and Caldecott Hill areas, off Thomson Road. The squatter invasion of those exclusive residential areas has angered the residents. They think that the Government should have prevented218 words
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Article41 1958-08-20 2 Badminton enthusiast, Kampong Glam have ed a new Ist ana Badm Party. It is seeking < Won with the Bini Badminton Association president ol the par! Mr Ahmad Khan C with Mr. Syed Habee marl afl protcm ie<41 words
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Advertisement147 1958-08-20 2 MODEI TO 50 REFRIGERATOR FOOD STORAGE CAPACITY 5 cv ft. A mnQmficent British-buili ref narrator with a host of iptCtoi ftOtureS qreafer 'jhclf spare, ogq rocks, l^ottlc racks, speciol bacon nnd buttr-i keepert. choice oi tat;ir colours. It brings COIOUF In v'' 11 l-itchen, freshness I VOI id i \'j147 words
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210 1958-08-20 3 gHOPS in Galway. Eire, were draped in black 3 yesterday for a mass funeral of 25 unidentified "victims recovered from the sea after last iiursday's crash of a X.L.M. super-constellation airliner. An Inquest jury decided on Monday that the 34 recoveredReuter - 210 words
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Article41 1958-08-20 3 President Eisenhower yesterday nominated Harry A. Bullis of Minneapolis to be chairman of the International Development Advisory Board. The board helps set policy for carrying out the economic part of the foreign aid programme. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 41 words
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Article26 1958-08-20 3 Ghana announced yesterday that an agreement has been signed with Israel covering trade, exchanger,, and services in Ghana for £7 million. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 26 words
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Article, Illustration69 1958-08-20 3 S A uitutr of teachers £!> from the Bedok S Boys' School lean on the delivery chute at the Singapore General S Post Office to watch 2J*U P— kages being fhuttled down from the front office. 5 fhe teachers —30 of them were tour- ingFree Press - 69 words
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90 1958-08-20 3 Bomb in plane call was just a hoax AIRLINERS were searched at thre c airports in Britain yesterday after someone telephoned Manchester Airport and said in a muffled voice 'there is a bomb on an airliner." Turned buvk But after a plane at Birmingham had been semi-stripped 1 in aReuter - 90 words
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212 1958-08-20 3 TROOPS TO BE USED AT LITTLE ROCK AGAIN? PRESIDENT Elsenhower may again be faced with a decision to use federal force to ensure attendance of Negro students at Little Rock central high school when it resumes on September 2. The Court of Appeals decision on Monday setting aside a districtReuter - 212 words
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Article33 1958-08-20 3 The re-establishment of diplorrratic relations with Egypt Is not a matter requiring an urgent solution, the French Foreign Ministry spokesman said at his weekly press conference in Paris yesterday U.P.I.U.P.I. - 33 words
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178 1958-08-20 3 BACK INTO CIVVIES FOR BOGUS OFFICER WHO FOOLED R.A.F. WILLIAM REGINALD Stanton's short career as a bogus naval ©fflcer enjoying the hospitality of the Royal Air Force ended in court at Oldham. England, yesterday. Stanton was conditionally discharged and put on probation for a year after he pleaded guilty toReuter - 178 words
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Advertisement181 1958-08-20 3 For the Lovely Lady I —Silver— I MARCA S I T E j I JEWELLERY I Necklaces Earrings Double Clips Bracelets etc. I m the most appealing designs. I I Make your choice whilst the I selection is wide from I GC DE SILV A BROS 9 i Manufacturing Jewellers181 words
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The Singapore Free Press
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Article213 1958-08-20 4 Opinion How now to ask aid? MANY so-called unaligned and neutralist nations have condemned America and and Britain for send-. ing troops to the Lebanon and Jordan. By so doing, those nations have shown themselves to be short-sighted and imprudent if not twofaced and dishonest. For America and Britain acted213 words
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Article1136 1958-08-20 4 Growing threat to take over estates worrying planters i?v SPECIAL COEEESPONMSUn pKYLON'B tea Indusv uy, the country's major foreign exchange earner. is facing ii crisis. The recurrent threat or nationalisation of plantations: A glut of tea in the world which has created a buyers' market andReuter - 1,136 words
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332 1958-08-20 4 They're heading for a tobacco record CANCER SCARES IGNORED IN NEW ZEALAND VIEW ZEALANDERS, in spile of all cancer scares, look like setting up n new high record this year in tobacco consumption—with 5' 2 lb. per head. Ten years ago, New Zea--1 an ders smoked an average of 4Reuter - 332 words
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Advertisement53 1958-08-20 4 PATEK PHILIPPE I WATCHES The n "ic: t, cl of| c■ < p less then 30 jewels, 28 NJbta and 2 SOpfMnfJ. It is entirely hand-made by watch on akers anJ adjusters who rigorously main- tain tf.e time-honoured traditkMH of the Geneva v\at;h making industry. S'>!e Agents: H. SENA, LTD.53 words
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Advertisement65 1958-08-20 4 IT IS WISE... TO PHONE ***** IfT flf AND SOLVE YOUR PACKING f I PROBLEMS M Your glass, china, silver-w.i r W JW .nd furniture needs the attenti in of experts. \V« pack and erato 1 1 anything for you with thf w a greatest of care V W FURNITURE65 words
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259 1958-08-20 5 (vlllKE Is considerable I speculation In Singapore al circles about the date rural district council elections They say they have reason to believe that the Government k no t very keen to go ahead with these elections, but would fathei hold the general election259 words
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Article, Illustration70 1958-08-20 5 The 2,980-ton atomic submarine Nautilus which ended her 6,100-mile trip under the North Pole al Portland harbaur was given a great welcome there. Here, Commander An- .\v;-.\-Mow->x"-:-x-v---»:-v.y.x-::': -ssk-kwsssji derson waves as he climbs the gang plank of the Nautilus on arrival at Portland. The Nautilus hasPopper - 70 words
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Article124 1958-08-20 5 GOVT. REPLY ON CHINA TRIP SOON? rE ten-man delegation of rubber traders to China who had been waiting for about two months for their visas expect to hear from the Government within "a few days." Mr. Ng Quee Lam, Vice President of the Singapore Rubber Traders Association which is organising124 words
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Article235 1958-08-20 5 ONE member of the opposition benches in the present Singapore Legislative Assembly represented the Government of the Colony at three conferences and at the Queen's Coronation between 1948 and 1954 The member concerned was absent from Singapore for 61 days and his trips cost235 words
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Advertisement22 1958-08-20 5 "'imillll Famous since 1627 Bait) h e Oldest Scotch Distillers c World I MIB i > _-J mi 1,,,,,. N l!lll »«l..»»ll III!22 words
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Advertisement211 1958-08-20 5 Carpets *Bfitbl M > v r Visit Persian, Bokhara, Indian, tor quality 35, Orchard Rd. (Opp. Mac Donald House) Singapore 9. Telephone: *****. AURORA LTD, The finest juice extra "or (ELECTRICAL DEPT.) ot 011 <IGH ST., SINGAPORE. PHONE ***** |1HIIIIIIIIIIC3IIUIUIIIIIC1IIIIUI!!ll!i:2lllllllllllinilllllllUI!C3IIIIIIIIIIIIC]|lltlllllll^ 5 For comfort, convenience economy S Stay at Malayan Railway211 words
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Advertisement75 1958-08-20 6 MUCH MORE FLAVOUR I MUCH LESS NICOTINE I For tlie first lime filler tip I smokers are getting wh.il the) I want iniH'li more fIaTOUI I and aroma with much less I nicotine. After the first fey I puffs from an L 'M. mosl I smokers sum it up in75 words
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Miscellaneous346 1958-08-20 6 BBBBBBBMMMMBBBBBBBBBBUiBBB 888 B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H .Bill II til X I by Jordau «*"-<bt ii.iuni, y "~^73rr7rrT~~~7~~~~~ I AS THt MART /AN SPACE QUAINT BELEA^Fs\ RsSir?*3ir~eSCAP>E MATCH GONE -Z^ E J2L E o^^^^,^- W*^-BB THE BS2. JE^FS346 words
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Miscellaneous493 1958-08-20 6 t I BORN today, you nave a vi-v,,,,, I energetic personality JouXX I are always "up ana doing/ W I don t know what it i to \u l: I and relax, watching the k I I world go by. You have to V I the head of the parade493 words
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Article174 1958-08-20 7 LONDON, \iu i i'ieviou> Toda\ van ports lu| 23? a buyei 23. buyei 23 sellers no sellers Sept 23% buyers 23% buyers 23tt Belters 23! sellers gUBBEB Xi I RSB 23Vj buyers 23 1 buyers 23 6 sellers 23 sellers i;l BBJ B No. I l! s174 words
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Article100 1958-08-20 7 NEW YORK. Aug. 19. Previous Today UN Straits Spot 94.00 nom. 94.25 nom. fIN i u lures Straits Contract >rj)t. 93.00 buyers 93.25 buyers 94.25 seller- 94.50 sellers Gel 93.00 buyers 93.25 buyers 94.25 .sellers 94.50 sellers CONE: Steady. SALES: Nil RUBBER Futures s.-pt. 28.30 buyer- 28.30100 words
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Article32 1958-08-20 7 NKW YORK. \u» IS o n Previous Today ii! r r v 502.67 503.64 aill( uN 128.81 129.68 1i t 88.64 88.49 B locks Composite \vnases 172.41 17 7732 words
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Article83 1958-08-20 7 I reteie si Tn avai!ln 26',. 26 cif. Sarawak unf finS Ll r VilSS*" J 7 l 0 26 quoted Muntok white spot and. I Quote t V shl P m «nt un- awaiting release 42. afloats 41 to I vr 1)on t spot 27 40 «nd first83 words
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Article60 1958-08-20 7 LONDON. Aiir. IM COPRA Philippine* c.i.r. UK/ Plfviou To*** Nortt European ports delivered jwjpetn p oHs delivered (m crude S(iaHs ■"■■oPMii ports in bulk IM(>N I OH. crude (»lon European ports in bulk I'm! i 'mvV >n AllK Sept «WH seUen eim sdiera •"iii'im COPHA c.i.f.60 words
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28 1958-08-20 7 A U.S. State Department spokesman said yesterday there were no plans at present to withdraw more United States troops from the Lebanon. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article142 1958-08-20 7 ;f> I active Recount a considerable time Jfd on a highly satisfar- l V n the London ac ocX Exchange yesterday I v taking after the «ustained rise was ih^rbod. particularly industrial sen ion !i Kama predomiedged markei quiel and ;1 ed narrowly J^lel Foreign bondReuter - 142 words
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206 1958-08-20 7 HALF CO-OP'S LOANS WERE FOR ILLNESS, CONFINEMENT VfOHh than 3,^00 Government employees borL rowed $1,180,6G(i from the Singapore Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society last year. According to a spokesman of the society nearly half the amount was used for confinement and medical expenses. But, he added, member*] were206 words
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157 1958-08-20 7 PREPARATIONS are in full swing for the 41) Base Workshops Open Day to be held on August •j i An Army spokesman said all the 2,100 civilian employees would play their part to make the Day a success. It is one of157 words
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Advertisement149 1958-08-20 7 i NO MATTER M* *'Wf# l YOUR NEW mf* y,?* i%F^ HOME MAY BE WE CAN BE OF SERVICE*^ SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT A6INCY LTD in association with SINGAPORE PACKING COMPANY LIMITED HAULAGE HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS PACKING -STORAGE I 8E Asia Insurance Bldg. Singapore y i« c 2 3011 3 Lines Vr^VS^^149 words
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Miscellaneous69 1958-08-20 7 dmiiimimiiiiiiiiMimiiimiiiiiij: I SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES! TODAY: 2.16 p.m. E S TOMORROW: 2.47 a.m. E E and 2.56 p.m. E S FRIDAY: 3.52 a.m. and 3.43 p.m. S SATURDAY: 5.20 a.m. E E and 4.43 p.m. E S SUNDAY: 7.32 a,m. E and 6.04 p.m. E MONDAY: 8.. r >H69 words
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Miscellaneous92 1958-08-20 7 Today's radio programme 1.10 p.m. Orchestral Musk 'rom the Opera; 1.30 Time Bigml and News; 1.45 More Miimi rom the Opera; 2.00 (lose Down; 5.00 For Amuwmenl )nly; 5.15 Tea Dance; 6.40 Havaiian Blossoms; 600 tnvitaion to the Waltz; nl5 BBC Jandstand; 6.45 Liglits On. 0.53 knnouncements and Singapore ttmre92 words
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Article, Illustration348 1958-08-20 8 CAUGHT by t/ie] of LOKE WAR 'THOUSANDS of miles from here is the most exclusive club in the world. Neither money nor academic honours counts when it comes to qualification for membership. Endurance and the wanderlust are the essential attributes. It is not a large club,348 words
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FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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Title Section9 1958-08-20 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Wednesday, August 20, 19589 words
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Article, Illustration428 1958-08-20 1 ALLAN LEWIS - TALENT A WINNER OVER 51/ 2 F. ALLAN LEWIS Says r\i;\ n there is F NO MORE RAIN BEFORE RACING STARTS THIS AFTERKOOX THE GOING AT KIALA LUMPUR WILL BE SOFT. Talent and Follow Me Home are the really fancied runners in the first race, which I think will go428 words
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Advertisement81 1958-08-20 1 How many ways have you enjoyed tijjSfy REMY MARTIN? U IWk |k d Remy Martin Brandy on ice, or with Oingei Ale; Brandy water, or Brandy Soda: Brandy with thiSi Brandy with that, The important thing i that I you ask for Remy Martin VJS.OJP, by name you win be81 words
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Miscellaneous214 1958-08-20 1 W^^ if > iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II i I THE FREE PRESS THE STM fS T MES MALAy mL "nYANg" amnuanu S|MG pAU m A1IXN WIS sp^«« _!!!!!!_!!!L_ _J: AU BOV ZIZZZ 8 x to.. a 1 m X°U™« Follow M, Hon., Dunce |,.,l_,,, fZTm. Horn. S£g < 1 glK£ sSStafi^ 1214 words
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Article, Illustration145 1958-08-20 2 KAQE ONE I NELLYNE: 3-7-5o Wen! icely over 3F h\ 40 II FOLLOW ME now ecent track report I GOLDEN GUS: 16-8-58 l Vent over 3F in 41 MJ 'overed 3F in 40 Hri TALENT: 18-8-511 Wtl L 1 oing better than Kxhlbitr i° I over 3F in 43145 words
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Advertisement89 1958-08-20 2 •OUALITi tiR b T >• \itf^ I The finest kind I j of family motoring I j^" ML- *^i I^^^^M m m T v^rfcrt BB* Come drive the Morris of your choice! Let us prove just how really satisfying owning a Morris can be! ■f^^TtJa (In If I I AND89 words
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Miscellaneous911 1958-08-20 2 PROBABLE STARTERS AMD RIDERS 1 RACE I-1.OO! CLASS 5, DIV. 1 S! «™S. 1 &31M NC1XTN1 Iff. bram < Mdm Dolly Lam) Yung.. 9.00 Ward I 8353] FOLLOW ME HOME 4yr. eheg CPU Stable) Tjoa 8.13 Buang S 0*484 GOLDEN Ul'S 5yr. cheg day Mdm. Lee) Allan 8.13 Geyer 4.911 words
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Article, Illustration875 1958-08-20 3 ■riw »i: 1G 8 58 Went I even time with Koi i; No recent track K|[\i RPOBT: No recent Bui.l.Vl'rE: 16-8-58 X 3P in even time Km US FOREST: 12-8-W m j over 3F in 43: 3 .58 Went over 3F In 12 4875 words
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Advertisement27 1958-08-20 3 V-tfJte-H ACO Reversed Projection Fast Rewind $240 POR A BRIGHTER SHARPER COOLER DU 40INTI MOVII SHOW sitr A M J!S? TRADING COMPANY CM) LTD. 51NGAPOAE—K. LUMPUR PINANG27 words
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Advertisement116 1958-08-20 3 MORE POWER WITH ECONOMY THE ENTIRELY NEW .^.^jfai^.. ffi//mattftttsktf Now with the PROVED HILLMAN O.H.Y. ENGINE Yes this new Double-Duty Hillman Husky More space... And more power... offers you even more for your money. HIR E PURCHASE TERMS ARE AVAILABL /K^\ Hillman. Number, and Rapier, arc available \y for vnur116 words
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Article, Illustration1213 1958-08-20 8 y jib__m™|l > %*mm.,>, Fresh Mystery The Beauty I 4 (TOK 11, Who likes a heavy Kuala Lum pur track, Fresh Mystery and consistent The Beauty look three Of the (lav's best bets. They should make a Safe each -way treble at Kuala Lumpur today, second1,213 words
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Advertisement49 1958-08-20 8 I CHICKEN I I g where you can wine, I dine and dance by the I g water's ed^e to the i I s accompaniment of I ■Ha* |j delightful music i I I ARMANDO 61 ELV Y I s with their 5 I I ITALIAN MELODIES. 1 I49 words
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Article, Illustration850 1958-08-20 9 Bk ;^^^^w B- y)i this. X lil" 11-'Wi, n'nc( i«Ni)fri r"n' Kj imc-ms in a Kiriii'n and as the ■\;i hi, work was K,j that birds find v the stars at night XvK v the sun by day Xv only thing entases their navlH is obscurity. HLokr In850 words
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Article, Illustration1016 1958-08-20 10 I I 'HL EXISTENCE |j SEC RF I SOCIETII I SINCAI ORI da te- -5 I BACK ro she fir §1 ARRIVAL HERE i §1 WRITES PELH- II GROOM. 1 THE EARL i WENT BY |HE §1 TRICUIN( |1 OF1,016 words
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Article193 1958-08-20 10 MOTHER HAS QUADS ONE IS DEAD MRS. IRENE CARPENTER, 34-year-old mother of three children, gave birth to quads at tht Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Winchester. One of the babies was born dead. The other three, a boy and two girls, are doinu well. The first born was i boy weighing193 words
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Article29 1958-08-20 10 Argentina Wterda yW drew her naval for W Snipe Islet, at the tip ot South Am< lowing an agreeme M Chile for negotiation ownership. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article25 1958-08-20 10 Russia made B 1 test again.st I China's U.N mci 1 yestrrdn.\ bill Hi. W A.s.sembiv.s credent 1 mit'eo Ignored tli move U.P.I.U.P.I. - 25 words
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Article, Illustration31 1958-08-20 11 OB Here Mr. Loke Wan Tho gives his wife a E wiping hand up a steep slope in Northern Finland. Behind them is their noung Finnish nude. S31 words
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129 1958-08-20 11 ISLINGTON. North LOU don, where Pentonvill* Prison is .situated, runs n library service for prison ers Most popular book ;i' present In demand says the annual report Ol the district's chief libra rian Is a dictionary. CrOM-WOrd puzzles an thought to be the cause129 words
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168 1958-08-20 11 HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN 'CHERRY RIPE' The Royai Academy wishes to contact a woman who must now b<« 80, or more who :at as the Blrl in 1879 for Miiiai.s* celebrated picture, "Cherry Ripe." The painting is on view at the Royal Academy I >r the first time since 1898168 words
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280 1958-08-20 12 A STRONG under-current of discontent among the Dutch population over Holland's continued possession of Western New Guinea is becoming evident despite the Dutch Government's apparent determination to retain sovereignty over the territory. With the first strong emotion over antiDutch measures in IndonesiaU.P.I. - 280 words
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Article109 1958-08-20 12 'Fallout' victims recover A STUDY of 82 islanders q °?u Kongelap, in the South Pacific, accidentally showered with radioactive fallout in 1954 has shown they are almost completely recovered from the Immediate effects. Dr. Robert Conrad, of the Brookhaven National Laboratory, made this disclosure at Burlington. Vermont at a meetingReuter - 109 words
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Article, Illustration55 1958-08-20 12 picture. A section of Japan's 'peaco marchers" Arriving in Tokyo after a 620-mile hike from Hiroshima to attend the annual World Rally Against Nuclear Weapons. The organising committee of the peace march said that more than 700,000 people joiner the procession for varying stages of the march through villages andU.P.I. - 55 words
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Article50 1958-08-20 12 BANDITS attacking the Michelin Rubber Plantation processing plant at Dautieng. 45 miles south of Saigon, systematically destroyed the power plant offices, storage buildings and processing rooms Michelin officials said the plant would not be able to produce first grade rubber again for about two years.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 50 words
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138 1958-08-20 12 PHILIPPINE Consul-Ge-neral in Hong Kong Eduardo Rosal said the Crown Colony was facing a "dim" economic future. Mr. Rosal. who is now in Manila for "routine" consultations with Foreign Secretary Fclixberto Serrano, attributed this dim future to the flooding of cheap goods and foodstuffsU.P.I. - 138 words
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Article53 1958-08-20 12 The Muslim Nahdatul Ulama Party had offered conditional support for President Sukarno's concept of guided democracy, the Antara news agency said. The conditions were that there should be no dissolution of parliament or of political parties, and that power should remain in the hands of an electedReuter - 53 words
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81 1958-08-20 12 Banana money' in Siam: Final settlement HPHE Japanese Govern- ment has decided to give a £9,600,000 sterling loan to Siam to settle the long-pend-ing question of special yen currency. The special yen currency was issued by the Japanese military authorities in Siam during the last war. The loan will beReuter - 81 words
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Article26 1958-08-20 12 New Delhi sourer I that a Japanese I would shortly give 1 I a U5525,000,000 loan b I od by U.S. bank" t« volop shipping. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 26 words
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Article25 1958-08-20 12 POLICE RAIDS ARE Ul CONDUCTED ON CHI- NESE FIRMS IN MANILA TO CHECK THE INFI 1 OF CONTRA!! 1 1 GOODS FROM I CHINA. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 25 words
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Article51 1958-08-20 12 Sadao Takai, 40. who <rd a Japanese air squadr< the attack which the battleships B< and Prince of Wale ffJ I Malaya on Dec 10, ll met in Tokyo An^'^ 1 correspondent 1 Brou?u and Brii/>7i I wan Horace i4bra'':"«s, X bo«/i of whom sir > 1 Me Repulse sinkHU.P.I. - 51 words
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Article36 1958-08-20 12 Colonel Suprajoßi, Inflo- nesian State Minister f«r B Economic Stablisatloß, said in Jakarta that rem- nants of the proceeds derived from the bartel trade in South Sumatra would soon be taken over by the government ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article33 1958-08-20 12 I The Communist government of the Indian State of M Kerala has set up a 'die- tatorship" and is trying to "brainwash" students, the Catholic missionary news agency Fides charged In Rome. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 33 words
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Article44 1958-08-20 12 The Indian Government has returned to Japanese na- I tionals their properties in 1 India seized during World S War 11. It is learned in New Delhi that Indian 1 property worth about U553,000,000 held in Japan will be returned to Indian nationals. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 44 words
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Article40 1958-08-20 12 INDIAN PRIME MINISTER I NEHRU TOLD THE NEW DELHI HOUSE OF THE PEOPLE (PARLIAMENT) THAT THE DE JURE TRANSFER OF FREXCR SETTLEMENTS /A r IS- I DIA WAS LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE TOWARDS THE END OF THIS I Reuter YEAR.—Reuter - 40 words
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Article28 1958-08-20 12 Bangkok police have been Instructed to "drop every- thing" and to concentrate I in an all-out effort to wipe out prostitution in I the Siamese capital.- 1 ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article26 1958-08-20 12 The Sunday edition of the New York Times contained a 16-page maga-zine-like separate advertising section sponsored by the Government and business interests of South Korea.— U.P.I.U.P.I. - 26 words
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Article41 1958-08-20 12 A Canadian accountant. Mr. Austin Hamilton, said on his arrival in Hong Kong after a five-week tour of Communist China that a number of Chinese In Canton told him they wanted to go to Hong Kong to look lor jobs.— ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article38 1958-08-20 12 Mr. Chou En-lai. the Peking Premier, has written to Brigadier Abdul Karim Kassem. the new Iraqi Premier, saying that Peking was ready "to take measures to develop the political, economic and cultural relations between our two countries. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article35 1958-08-20 12 During the first six months of this year, according to national police statistics. 71 persons were killed and 152 others seriously in- jured in South Korea by the forgotten explosives U.P.I. of the Korean war.—U.P.I. - 35 words
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Article49 1958-08-20 12 Japan's new Minister of International Trade and Industry, Mr. Tatsunosuke Takasaki. believes his nation can boost its exports to the United States to the billion-dollar-a-year-level within five or 10 years. He said Japanese businessmen could do this by developing merchandise lines that are not now exported in volume.— U.P.I.U.P.I. - 49 words
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Article41 1958-08-20 12 Moral disarmament delegates from Japan, the Philippines. Indonesia, South Vietnam. South Korea, Siam and India have gone to Washington to "give evidence to United States leaders and foreign representatives of a su- perior ideology now at work in Free Asia."- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 41 words
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Article39 1958-08-20 12 Japan's ambassador to Moscow has been Instructed to lodge a protest with the Soviet Union over the seizure of a Japanese fishing boat off the Kurile Islands on Aug. 1 and to demand the vessel's im- mediate release.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 39 words
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Article53 1958-08-20 12 A Nationalist Chinese farm products marketing expert, Mr. W. C. Fung, said in Tokyo that Formosans should take advantage of their knowledge of Japanese to study with research agencies in Japan. He has just completed a six-month study in his field under the U.S. International Co-operation Administration's Tokyo International TrainingU.P.I. - 53 words
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Article14 1958-08-20 12 Japan is sending trade missions to the United States and Australia this month ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article33 1958-08-20 12 A Japanese Diet (Parliamentary) mission of five members, headed by Mr. Mikio Mizuta, has lett Tokyo to study the Parliaments in the Philippines. South Vietnam, Indonesia, Siam, Burma, India, Pakistan and Ceylon.— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Advertisement116 1958-08-20 12 Studying Overseas? t jrou'lt shoitly due to go to Immediately to (lireulation Britain or Australia (or In Manager. Straits Budget, :»«t any OVCTMM country) for Times House, River Valley Itadiei you <annot do better Koad, Sin»;;ipon- Six months rW kriping In tourh with costs only $24.00 by airmail mnta at116 words
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Advertisement11 1958-08-20 12 H W m 9 H Ha '"till "ni pl^^Wi Wm *v:^%11 words
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Article, Illustration564 1958-08-20 13 JONATHAN RUSSELL - JONATHAN RUSSELL By A love tragedy by Wagner wiurvciv: lviusic irom tier Fiieffende Hollander; Tristan Und Isolde; Die MersUinfer Yon Nurnberg Tannhauser. The Bavarian Radio Orchestra. Conductor: Eugen Joe hum. (Fontana 12 -Inch. 698 005 CL). T ET'S face it: WagLi ncr often composed with a heavy hand564 words
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Article, Illustration317 1958-08-20 13 pHE Peruvian rolK I songs that are weeping the world best- days derive mien of their popuaritv from a gentlenan by the name of jUis Alberto del Parala l As leading songster or Prio Los Paiaguayos he las achieved worthy fame. ,Vith his golden vocals,317 words
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195 1958-08-20 13 SWEET-SONG MATHIS REVIVES AN OLDIE Pick of the 45 r.p.m. JOHNNY MATIIIS. VVhat'll 1 Do, Come To Me Wild Is The Wind, No Love. (Fontana EP, 461 026 TE). What/11 I Do (when you are far away) is one ol t h c sweetest melodies composed by the prolific Irving195 words
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Article144 1958-08-20 13 FLAMENCO. Vlncente Escudrro, with Mario Escudero, (Rultai) and Carmita Garcia (castanets). The Mountain-Maiden, The Virgin, The Reed, The Polo Song, The Young Galiclan Maid, Pilgrim Songs Songs of roncllnrss, Solea Apola, Tangti of the Antiquarians of Cadla. (Fontana 10-inch, 662 008 TR >- The singing here might be144 words
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511 1958-08-20 14 WARDLE IS SACKED FROM ENGLAND TOUR TEAM JOHNNY WARDLE, the ielUarm spin bowler who was selected to tour Australia with the England team later this year, had his invitation withdrawn alter a meeting of the lull M.C.C. committee at Lord's yesterday. Wardle, who wus dismissed by Yorkshire recently, was yesterday511 words
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Article280 1958-08-20 14 N.Z. game peters out in a draw THE New Zealand match against Nottinghamshire petered out into a draw. The tourists, set to score 181 at the rate ©f 80 an hour, lost their openwrs, Laurie Miller and Bill Playle, without a run scored. This threw them immediately on the defensiveReuter - 280 words
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Article103 1958-08-20 14 TIIF Harlem Trotters basketball team will be playing in Singapore in November, Mr. Leo Lavitt, their manager, said yesterday. Recce "Goose" Tatum, whom many local fans will remember witli delight, will be in the team. Tatum, featured in many magazine articles, has been called "the court jester",103 words
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Article173 1958-08-20 14 FLOYD WANTS A LONDON FIGHT CUS D'Amalo. manager of Floyd Patterson, who knocked out Roy Harris in a bruising battle in Los Angeles to retain his world heavyweight championship, says that London is a possible site for Patterson's next title defence. "When I left London earlier this year, I toldReuter - 173 words
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Article, Illustration657 1958-08-20 14 County battle will be close WITH victories by Hampshire and Surrey yesterday, the closest finish for years is promised in the English County Cricket Championship. The leaders Hampshire. who beat Essex by three wickets, now total 132 points from 24 matches. Surrey, champions for the past six years who yesterdayReuter - 657 words
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Miscellaneous245 1958-08-20 14 rnmw*m«m«rWiU* Rg^&^^^-k! J coaaßßa ß a-— MMM flllJJLIU]«iyilllllllllllll Him'lllllJllMillMllilLJL 111. L llUllliy—M 2^ 111 WSwi CLUEB ACROSS 6. A large room for Henry (4). 1 Pa turns round in the t>hed 7. D'ist round the horses (4>. (8). 10. Raced text this way (9). 8. TTaitor without an alterna- 12.245 words
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266 1958-08-20 15 RST GOLD TO BRITAIN IN EUROPEAN GAMES K 1 I and MT Czechoslovakia each medal in ■5-Khnhn yesterday ■?/;<■ three finals de- I.i the opening <>[ the European champion- t One European record was M w 2 inches) by Dana X ««e of tho crpnf I „,r^ I »e firstReuter - 266 words
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Article40 1958-08-20 15 I i frM i o1 m S(>of ■wtapwr, bmko the I n A tion Jf 3 wcordft for the men's I .V» h Ithn1 thn Br\t\'<h championships at I Hi. time: 4mfn. 28.4 sec ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article1183 1958-08-20 15 CHARLES BRYCE - CHARLES BRYCE fdgsdghsdfhsdhsdgh By H>i;Ar<>Ktf rugby flniaulus will be |»i-iTO(l according ltd tin* IUNN ril cs in I coming season. llVti local players M, c surprisingly K.ik> aboul them. Lj? is time therefore lj t-\kc a closer look, ■cfnoti- the changes ■nounccd by the In■rnijiiimal1,183 words
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Article157 1958-08-20 15 HTHE United States team caused a .stir when they turned up with optical sights on their rifles for the 100 metres running deer event yesterday at the world shooting championships in Moscow. The Soviet team protested against the .sights a.s a violation of tradition,157 words
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162 1958-08-20 15 REMEMBER THESE NEW RULES IN THE COMING SEASON In SttCh a case, oppoMiiplayers may charge the ball when the kicker be gins his run. IJNE-OL'T. If the throwin from touch is not straight, the non-offend-ing team have the option of throwing it in themselves or taking a strum ten yards162 words
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Article40 1958-08-20 16 The U.S. embassy in Prague yesterday handed a West German note to Czechoslovakia protesting against the violation of West German territory by Czech armed patrols on Aug. 1. il was announced in Reuter Bonn last nij<litReuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration375 1958-08-20 16 Greece rejects Cyprus plan, still backs freedom struggle \IK. KARAMANLIS, the Greek prime minister, has told Mr. Macmillan that his government will be "unable to co-operate" in the latest British plan for Cyprus. The British plan, announced in June, provided for a seven-year "adventure In partnership" with separate elected assembliesReuter; U.P.I. - 375 words
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37 1958-08-20 16 Engine trouble— so plane turns back A 14-year-old Martin Mariner flying boat, schedui- ed for passenger service in Portugal, took off from San Diego Bay yesterday but W&S forced to turn back becaus»*l or 'eneine trr)ubie. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 37 words
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Article30 1958-08-20 16 Indonesia's diplomatic representative to the Netherlands reported at The Hague yesterday that an attempt was made on Sunday to set fire to the Indonesian em- bassy building U.P.I.U.P.I. - 30 words
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134 1958-08-20 16 broadcast yesterday sent rumours through the Iraqi capital ol Bagdad that there had been a revolution in Persia and the Snah had been overthrown. Crowds gathered in front of the Persian Embassy to cheer the new "revolutionary government" before being toldU.P.I. - 134 words
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Article, Illustration25 1958-08-20 16 Princess Margaret shelters inder an umbrella on her irrival at London Airport ifter her month's tour of Canada. Popper picture.Popper - 25 words
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154 1958-08-20 16 'SLIGHTED' GLADYS PLANS PROTEST TRIP BRITISH Mis i O v ARV > Miss Gladys AylwSil said yesterday in SI Kong she hop. v ()1 t I would help n I trip to fcfe us J n o a test to the 20th cinhml Fox Company r m\ n I to154 words
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Article45 1958-08-20 16 The Anzus meeting be- 1 tween the United States. I i Australia and New Zealand I is now expected to be held I j in Washington or. October 1 1 to discuss the Far Eastß situation, especially in re-B gard to South-East A.^ia—45 words
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Article28 1958-08-20 16 Mr. Strijdom. the Soir.h! African premier who iil seriously ill in a Capetown! hospital had a better day! than yesterday and Is more! 1 restful. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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