The Singapore Free Press, 26 March 1958
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Title Section18 1958-03-26 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paoer fl v 11, Singapore, Wednesday, March iti. 1938. Piuv ISCta18 words
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181 1958-03-26 1 THE Danish Foreign Ministry has been asked to investigate the mystery of a Danish cargo ship which reported on Monday night that it had been ordered to anchor oil the coast of rebel Central Sumatra. The captain of the ship, the 2,784- ton Bretagne,Reuter - 181 words
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Article113 1958-03-26 1 Missing Red now hiding in Si am? V Ti.ADMIMIR LUKASHE- VITZ, a Russian diplo- in Pnompenh, Camto dia who has disappear- n his way back to cow, has flown to Bangkok, usually reliable ources said in Pnompenh yesterday, Cambodian Foreign Minls- ['y sources said the dip•■•■'t."s disappearance was Rifled whenReuter - 113 words
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Article72 1958-03-26 1 THE Indonesian army announced In Jakarta yesterday the occupation of oil-producing towns of Rengat and Tembilahan In Central Sumatra. The army reported that Government troops were unopposed In moving into the Stanvac oil centres. The army said 268 rebels went over to the Government with theirReuter - 72 words
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Article60 1958-03-26 1 MR ANTON Makatiat, Indonesian rebel Government representative ia London, discounted reports that some form of compromise was in the offing to bring the fighting In Indonesia to an end. The reports, which were understood to have emanated from official Indonesian sources, said there was "a distinct possibility" thatU.P. - 60 words
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Article20 1958-03-26 1 r Winston Churchill JP for a short time after f yesterday, a member Mi household at Rogue- said.20 words
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Article34 1958-03-26 1 Three hundred and seventy-five yards of cable, worth $1,200, was stolen by 20 men from a building .site in Thomson Road yesterday. The men armed with crowbars, threatened the jaga. P. Appavoo.34 words
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439 1958-03-26 1 Council is rebuked by Govt. and the P.S.C. THE PAP-dominated Singapore City Council has been sharply reminded by the Government and the Public Services Commission that it needed their approval and concurrence for making appointments to senior posts. The issue arose over the council's decision on February 28 to appoint439 words
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Article415 1958-03-26 1 Amazing scenes as Todd is buried ....nnmirnnmr i S UZJ LINCS HERSELF ON COFFIN. BROTHER PROTESTS s £iiumviAN MJKt IODU was buried in Chicago yesterday amid the streams of his ear h .vsterka! widow, actress Elizabeth laylor. Mh;s Taylor had thrown herself on Todd's collin just before the burial. ThenReuter - 415 words
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Article80 1958-03-26 1 HPHE Queen has sanctioned the promotion of Sir William Goode, Governor of Singapore, to knighthood of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, it was announced in London last night. His wife, Lady Goode, has been admitted to the grade ofReuter - 80 words
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Article30 1958-03-26 1 April first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 77% cents a lb.. down thre^eighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.30 words
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Advertisement110 1958-03-26 1 P" ::^^B^V J> 3. i v 't !>• v -'*\s. NEVER NEEDS NEW BAnERIES! |K^ [gnJHTQ mtP* y&^Eßkm^K^Btfcd, ,yj\ »O mßji^^ ,1 t > V) J»HMh Retractable magnifier ■k system. The secret of ACCULUX S revolutionary new storage battery it the newly invented Nickel Cadium storage cell. Unlike any other110 words
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767 1958-03-26 2 miiis mis uxitsii iieii toxe-'li ii v I l/lIMMI »f. Sill WIOX LOOKS YEIIY f#,wj^. I MR. John Foster Dulles, the U.S. Secretary of State, declared in Washington yesterday that the Soviet Union was trying to exact a terribly high "political price" asReuter - 767 words
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Article124 1958-03-26 2 A BRITISH Foreign Office spokesman said in London yesterday he could not say at first sight that the latest Soviet Note to America about summit talks looked a very encouraging document. In diplomatic quarters it was felt that British hopes i that an East-West "sumi mit"Reuter - 124 words
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148 1958-03-26 2 WAY CLEAR FOR GERMAN FORCES TO GET A-ARMS IXR. KONRAD ADENAUER I *J the West German Chan- I cellor, last nighl wa an 1 proval from the Bundestag I (Lower House for a tno I tion empowering the Gov- I eminent to equii> yjesi I German forces with ato- IReuter - 148 words
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Advertisement229 1958-03-26 2 Mont dOr PARLOUR f lp'.^ *?^^^i J appetising snacks j reasonable prices restful atmosphere firsi class roaster- I fresh eoffec j aucqnale parking [acuities Open daily Weekdays 8.30 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays, Holiday's Eves Holidays j Ngee Ann Building (Ground Floor) Orchard Road, S'pore-9 Tel. ***** j 142229 words
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Advertisement87 1958-03-26 2 VACTRIC J I Parquet j?V Marble #^^H| Tilinq^Unofeiimp /•StoineiJ H Jl boards >y Surrounds Yesterday polished flocrs were headache for the house* <c tod effortlessly maintained n a matter of minutes— thanks tc the iwifl action of a VoctriC J- brush electric polisher. What more, you get a deep and87 words
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307 1958-03-26 3 Two Queens call for new spirit to end tensions /\UEEN Elizabeth of Britain and Queen 1/ Juliana of Holland last night called a new spirit to banish the world's Lit id tensions. The two Queens were speaking at a v banquet in the royal palace m Amsterdam on the firstReuter - 307 words
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Article63 1958-03-26 3 The Kirn Keat Avenue immunity Centre has ted Mr. C. N. Gomes, as lt s president for this year, with Mr. Lee Kirn San as vice-president. Mr. Charlie Pc Kwang Whee was reted secretary. Other officials are assistant secretary, Mr. Peter Lee: treasurer. Mr. Wong63 words
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Article93 1958-03-26 3 A devoted 'father' was woman THE little village of Leckhampstead on the Berkshire downs has been rocked by the news that one of its most devoted "fathers" was > really a woman. Everyone in Leckhampstead knew Chris Williams who died of a perforated ulcer a few days ago. aged IReuter - 93 words
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Article249 1958-03-26 3 LOVER IN FRANCE, SAYS DANCER t ESCAPE TO FREEDOM J A BEAUTIFUL Ru- J! i» l\ manian dancer who <» has sought political o asylum in Britain ex- <> plained last night that i', there was a "little <j romance" but she J also wanted freedom 4 <• and theReuter - 249 words
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190 1958-03-26 3 LAIKA'S HEART BEAT WAS THREE TIMES FASTER THAN NORMAL > lAIKA'S heart beat was A three times faster than normal after the Russian dog was shot into space in Sputnik II last November, a Soviet scientist said in Moscow yesterday. He added that at the peak of the acceleration of190 words
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Article59 1958-03-26 3 iiii rk AT of a London bus strike moved a siep nearer I yesterday when delegates representing the city i ***** bus workeri unanimously rejected an industrial court's Day award of Bs. Gri. The 130 delegates voted Instead to "take every stop nece J B ry" toReuter - 59 words
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Advertisement219 1958-03-26 3 mi ki mo to fl| ptrttr/o i 7i A^ jQ Avitihtbl<> C^ /t II Forms 7/ R JetvcUcry \X> U G. C. de Silva Bros. Manufacturing Jewellers \1 3, Raffles Place yl Singapore-1 Telephone ***** lA^ A^^BMftflHflCMH^B > > WOViE QAM £RJ^ Nl^lMff Shirls i lllf Hawaiian Shirts Plf If219 words
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185 1958-03-26 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Mar 26, 1958. Opinion But why the haste? UTiH increasing in- sistence and illconcealed peremptoriness Russia is pressing for early summit talks. But just as America appears to be unbending in its determination that adequa t c preparation should precede the meeting, so, too, Russia185 words
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Article, Illustration1027 1958-03-26 4 ARTHUR H. BAKER - Another big test for multi-racialism ARTHUR H. BAKER 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 > i ii i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 i i 19 BM i i i i i i i t i1,027 words
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Advertisement67 1958-03-26 4 PATEK PHILIPPE I \i Ol it. \i. 'A r,|„ thiol] .M lieiievti l)b**'ivatur) ALL FIRST PRIZES hirst in individual i uMtsifit utitiii hirst in iikiiiii fm lnii i s Psri ii-s i ln.s tifii iilum fust in ail iiisim n si ins ALL RECORDS FOR PRECISION Hit md fm individual67 words
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Advertisement57 1958-03-26 4 (4^y) don't let fl F I THIS Y^TV j HAPPEN I M^ I TO YOUB Furniture removing is a job for experts.... rout heavy furniture porcelain, crystal silvenio t needs out expert care We pack crate, transport oi tore tverythino for you PHONE *****. Estimate! free on rtqm FOR TRANSPORT57 words
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208 1958-03-26 5 Still hope for that on-off exhibition I chance the thricetponed "We of Singapore" cxhibi-l tion being held this j year. Department of lnfor--on Services, which had made all urrange- i nts to hold the exhibl- n during the initial phase of the Citizenship Registration last November" is still having dis-208 words
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Article56 1958-03-26 5 Pia News Agency said last ight the Indonesian Red Society would send a ignment of marble to »iferino, Italy, for the building of a monument vhere 100 years ago Henri inant first brought Red doss aid to a battlefield. Solferino was an action ighlReuter - 56 words
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Article51 1958-03-26 5 Mr. John VaughanMorgan. Minister of State. Board of Trade, said in the House of Commons yesterday that no action was being taken on the import ot 5 000 dozen ladies blouses from Hong Kong at one shilling and tenpence halt- I penny eachReuter - 51 words
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148 1958-03-26 5 Emergency operations will go on despite low blood bank MKRGENCY operations will alwaya be perform at the Singapore GeneI Ho ipital, no matter how the blood bank is. fhla a.ssurance was glvni ''•relay by th e Medical I" i intendent Dr. C larcus, when commenting a report that operations el148 words
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275 1958-03-26 5 A warning that 'constant vigilance and relentless effort" to find I breeding places of mosquitos must continue to be exercised if Slnga-M pore is to be tret from any malaria epidemic is made in the annual re- I j[>ort of the Rural Board275 words
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Article25 1958-03-26 5 SHIPS at the Singapore Naval Base today are Alert. Cheviot. Cossack, Melbourne, Quiberon. Mounts Bay Andrew. Aurochs. Newfoundland. Voyager, and Warramunga.25 words
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215 1958-03-26 5 Big rush to buy police whistles: 500 already sold wi^u.ii wivr, police yesieruay warned me z public not to misuse the police whistles E now on sale in the Colony at 80 cents each. j§ A police spokesman yesterday told the E Tree Press that parents should see that their215 words
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Advertisement47 1958-03-26 5 irl.c. II i UUrlflHll ILL HH |^|CS|I AJB mJm i..ffaffaffaffHlßlfiTfnllTTTilffl Nothing added; nothing but Iffllllw a^^^*' N\iWlllH *f till If Iff* MI! flnllll Ifl I WmAmn^r I/) .V.B I Jifllllffl .j z "ifflml i JftWf BBm aroma of the world's finest Lfc^E^^^-^l^dl NESCAFE... means quality in Malaya47 words
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Advertisement55 1958-03-26 6 I 111 Mil VI NEW IWII I IX VMOKIX.! I Oasis tastes fresh whili J I 1 you smoke. fresh afttr fl I smoking too. That's why fl smokers who know 1 fl S now smoke the big "O fl i 0&k I ill b'ij' I i yimiiit in tm55 words
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Miscellaneous212 1958-03-26 6 JEFF lIAWKi: l»v \hlihv .lonian raur SUDOEHLV, JEf=* HE AGS L-B%W I -^P^^S^W 'A ,XI Twe FfW# -r" TAUGAK'S VOICE COMIKIG THROUGH Bf 1 J^MmF *f\\ AS SAY- y IMIJ «L)bff wawke qaj Mgt/vier radio IZdhMl C tub! s^ V 3IaWWIIAKK nj l^€*€* riftil^ aincl I liil Sfii^i^ ff S&BHABD'S212 words
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Miscellaneous574 1958-03-26 6 **i I —^T 8 BOKN today, you are a natural I leader and know now to lv,. fl I people, getting them to i\o your bid fl E ding without actually giving I j I orders. You have an exceptioi fl j memory and this makes v possible I c574 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article178 1958-03-26 7 n.. i bss at •"*J*" Ml %aS* I .»n Po«ts March 22T' S buyers 22% buyers aqa. ssrt£ 23 sellers 22% sellers rl jit k No. 1 RSS Spot 23»/ 8 buyers 2'i% buyers 2314 sellers 23 i sellers ;l B m B No- 1 RSS Settlement178 words
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Article102 1958-03-26 7 NEW YORK, March >5. Previous Today us Straits Spot 93.75 nom. 93-62 nom. i in futures Sti its Contract March 93 25 buyers 92.75 buyers 94.12 sellers 93.87 sellers May 93.12 buyers 92.62 buyers 94.00 sellers 93.75 sellers TONE: Quiei SALES: NIL RUBBER: Futures March 26.60 buyers102 words
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Article34 1958-03-26 7 NEW YORK, March 25. Previous Today 30 Industries 453.75 450.9(5 20 Railroads 106.5G 105.58 <() Domestic Bonds 88.79 88 79 13 I tilities 73 44 73.75 65 Stocki Composite Averages.. 154.12 153.4034 words
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Article56 1958-03-26 7 bar spot and awaiting 27 Sarawak unquoted. Mun- 29, afloats 2B\'j to 28, tok white six>L and awaiting half March shipment release 48. afloats 47, second I.ampong spot and await- half March shipment 45, sellers release 29, afloats 28V!' to 28, ex-dock, d half March shipment Above prices56 words
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Article122 1958-03-26 7 LONDON, March Z5. Previous Today COPRA Philippines e.i.f. IT-K./l T -K./ North I uiopean ports delivered "'i^lu per long ton Mar./ Apr. s 1 9 1 sellers $192 sellers COPBA, Straits c.i.f. U.K./Norlh European ports delivered E69 1 buyer.s £68 i buyers ""Jit per lons ton122 words
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249 1958-03-26 7 HIGHER PAY JOB-SEEKERS UPSET PROBE ON WORKLESS PHE Singapore Labour Department's efforts to I nnd ut the extent of unemployment in the through its free employment service has aot been successful. According to the annual report of the Labour De- partment for 1956. recently I published, this was because: i249 words
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191 1958-03-26 7 Assembly to consider new law on fireworks NfcW legislation to control the import of fireworks and fire crackers will be brought up for consideration when the Singapore Legislative Assembly meets on April 9. On the draft print the new law requires all masters of ships carrying fireworks or fire crackers191 words
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Article20 1958-03-26 7 A severe earthquake shook the Virgin Islands yesterday afternoon. No damage has so far been reported. U.P.U.P. - 20 words
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Advertisement140 1958-03-26 7 j GRAXD lIAIII RAYA I I SALE I New, fashionable g j 7fec«te Sftc^ f I LATEST DESIGNS S OF i ENGLISH, FRENCH, SWISS I AND AMERICAN DRESS I MATERIALS AVAILABLE 5 AT REDUCED PRICES. j ABDUL KADER CO. 1 I 59, ARAB STREET, SINGAPORE I I TELEPHONE: ***** foe140 words
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Miscellaneous197 1958-03-26 7 1 SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDESf TODAY: 2.24 p.m. E TOMOROVV: 2.08 E a.m. and 3.15 p.m. S E FRIDAY: 2.48 a.m. and E 4.21 p.m. E SATURDAY: 3.44 a.m. E and 6.13 p.m. E SUNDAY: 5.04 a.m. and E E 8.00 p.m. E [MONDAY: 650 a.m. E 8.54 p.m. TUESDAY:197 words
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Article, Illustration2554 1958-03-26 8 SINGA PORE SPOTLIGHT Meet a millionaire who toils 10 hours a day MEET a millionaire who puts in a I daily 10 hours of ==j toil to "earn a EE living** in Mr. EE Thomas Bata. head EE of an international =E chain of shoe stores. 55 Mr. Bata, 42,Free Press - 2,554 words
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Article243 1958-03-26 10 COLIN LAWSON - NOW KKM SPELLS FEAR IN MAU LAND COLIN LAWSON By Tr country a iarmer nears me viy «i U pain. He finds her slaughtered in Mau Man ashion. Near Nairobi an armed gang of Kikuvu nakes five attacks on Europeans. A European who was slashed wore slippers, which suggests he243 words
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Article, Illustration36 1958-03-26 10 j Messrs Lee Tony, the genera! grocers at !178 Jalan Kayu, Singapore 28, have won the first prize of $500 in I the Nescafe Display j Competition just con- J eluded in the Colony.36 words
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Article, Illustration963 1958-03-26 10 LO N D ON GOSSIP j I DISCOVERED another side to the character of that exf traordinary man "Rab" I Butler. We know him as a politician, artist, and trumpeter. Now he re--1 veals to me that he writes poetry. "Mostly at the week- ends or very late at I963 words
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Miscellaneous223 1958-03-26 10 r H ■~""""~fl I I I II CLLES ACROSS i rugiuy giria wnn tneir heads in the clouds? (3, 9). j 8 Ran in this door (8) 9 The land is let apparently (4). 11 Are in the money (s>. 12 Cheer 250 within (7). 13 Nets disturbed the home223 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-03-26 11 Photo News relude to Spring 1,;,,. Did of viator li by a warmer I n7(l that whispers E the trees und in i oniing oi ma no too does His Vu!iii» rruiser glid- :> ovei the waters ■"iiii* River Ant in NorWyov it is the forerunner I, that will sail66 words
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Article, Illustration42 1958-03-26 11 C.B.E. FOR A ALLET STAR IP j•! a ballerina kova holds I ie Ignia of the I B.E Commander or 5/1 Empire) us she 50 1 c s Buckingham: jta ,'c'r attending j v< c investiture I tld by the Queen. I42 words
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Article, Illustration60 1958-03-26 11 PORTRAIT IS GIFT TO POPE A|- a ceremony which took place recently at St. Peter's Italian Church, Clerkenwell, London, Archbishop Gerald O'Hara, is seen here receiving on behalf of the Holy Father, a portrait of the Pope, which is a girt to the rope from the Italian Community in London.60 words
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Article, Illustration317 1958-03-26 12 FLUCTUATION LOSSES HAVE EXCEEDED AID GIVEN TO ASIA CaWM for stiihitishtfi run- matt' rial prievs MR. DAG HAMMABSKJOELD, United Nations Secretary Genex ral, said it was "one of the sad experiences over the years" that fluctuations in export quantities and export values cancelled out the effects of direct aid to317 words
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Article, Illustration170 1958-03-26 12 Chen has backing of U.S. officials UNITED STATES Officii believe that Gener Chen Cheng, Vice-Pres dent of Nationalist Chin would make a worthy sm cessor to Generalissiu Chiang Kai-shek it anj thing happened to ti Generalissimo. This wa.s disclosed by senior State Departmel oflicial in congresslon testimony released i Washington.170 words
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Article280 1958-03-26 12 I SOUTH KOREA is resisting a United States proposal that she reauci the numerical size of her j army and is making a renewed effort to secure more equipment and other military support. High-ranking Korean officials said in Seoul that renewed resistance against such280 words
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Article73 1958-03-26 12 (COMMUNIST authorities in J the South-West China I province of Szechuan have issued emergency instructions to combat drought, Peking Radio I has announced. The broadcast said the spring drought which followed the winter drought late last year was interfering with the normal growth of crops.Reuter - 73 words
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Article20 1958-03-26 12 E Prime Minister Malik Fnoz No <n has promised to hold Pakistani first general election next November, up.20 words
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126 1958-03-26 12 PAKISTAN IS IRKED BY BIG WESTERN AID TO INDIA [rpiiE Pakistan] High Comal Blifusionei in Canberra, Lieut.-Oeneral Mohammed You*uf complained that Pakistan was getting only very small amount:, of military equipment from Am<*ica as a member of 'he Bagdad Pact. Pakistan still had to spend f>o per cent of herReuter - 126 words
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278 1958-03-26 12 Co-op movement in India is growing SJOME 7,800.000 people have joined the various co-operative societies in India. This is 3,000,000 more than at the beginning of India's first five-year plan in 1951. Various co-operative grain marketing societies, sugar factories, stores and farms already functioning in the rural areas have inReuter - 278 words
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Article57 1958-03-26 12 ('cylon's coalition Cabinet is reported to have decided to bury differences threatening to split the government and work on cohesion under an agreed code of conduct which bans ministers from air- ing, in public. Cabinet differences on any issue, criticism of one another in public or in Parliament and takeReuter - 57 words
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Article38 1958-03-26 12 The Rumanian prime minister. Mr. Stivu Stolca. during his present visit to India, is discussing the possibility of Rumanian aid to India for oil prospecting and the establishment of new oil plants. Indian sources in Prague said. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article19 1958-03-26 12 Communist China plans to raise 150 million pigs this year, according to the Peking New China News Agency.- ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article173 1958-03-26 12 INDIAN Vict» President Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan called lor a summit conference to agree on banning nuclear tests as a first step toward easing world tensions. Dr. Radhakrlshnan, in an address at Columbia University in New York, said it is "essential for the leaders of theU.P. - 173 words
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Article39 1958-03-26 12 The annual sacrifice o 20,000 pigs by the nan jans (Untouchables* Gurgaon. Punjab, will discontinued from W year. The decision WW ed an appeal by a W Sadhu (holy man) to in Untouchables. R euterReuter - 39 words
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RECORD ROUND-UP
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Article215 1958-03-26 13 Gay and dreamy Los Chilenos strumming singers from Latin America. Not |iki rrio Los Paiaguayos in their style and Mentation, they are however a man and have recorded a pleasanl programme consisting ong about the Chilean Rodeo, a Peruvian fisheri and two sad ones about lost love Philips CONDON and215 words
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Article542 1958-03-26 13 Uninsky tackles Liszt THE incredible tech- nical demands which the piano music of Franz Liszt makes on the soloist has placed him fairly and squarely among the top masters of the keyboard. As himself the finest pianist of his time, it is all the more unfortunate that many aspects of542 words
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Article81 1958-03-26 13 m SLIM WHITMAN has a hit in ENCHAIN MY HE ART. Have y»" heard it y.t? Its backed by 111 Ml BY I which the cowboy erOOfier pnlorms with a swiiik. London BAI WINEO i"»n^ bis adolescent singing (harm to; START MOVIN' (in mv direction), and will probably81 words
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Article335 1958-03-26 13 ORCHESTRAL SWEET and soft is the way Billy Vaughn and his Orchestra serenade. On B Li-inch disc Billy has gathered 1 1 of the evergreen melodies that will always he popular and put them together in a programme to lull the listenIt's a varied presentation335 words
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Advertisement229 1958-03-26 13 I If you're keen on j Scottish dasidngJ i ITJBffi! Just the thing for the Jigging Ls a release by lan Powrie his Band. One side Ls devoted i') the Gay Gordons and consists of three "bothy ballads/ 1 the other .sets the pace for the Letham Ladles Strathspey. Parlophone229 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-03-26 14 Chan Lye Choon drove this Aston Martin to victory in the Singapore Lim lvi Kang speed trial. Entered in the Unlimited Sports Cars event, and also Racing Cars (3,000 cc and under) Chan drove his cream-coloured ear over the half-mile course in record time. He set a new102 words
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Article394 1958-03-26 14 pHE last minute absence of Britain's most expensive footballer, £35,000 A Cliff Jones, of Spurs, from the Army team against the Royal Navy and Marines was a big disappointment for the crowd that watched the InterServices Championship match on Bristol Hovers' ground, but as394 words
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77 1958-03-26 14 MARLENE MATTHEWS, the 23-year-old A ultra- 1 lian mil w h»» beat world recordi for tin- ion yards and yardi in the Australian championships last week, hopes t<> st aj in athletics until the 1960s Ulymplc (■.inns. AlOi that "he said, slw would77 words
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Article61 1958-03-26 14 I Eleven middle-aged professors from Malta's Royal University ac- I cepted the challenge f 1 of an Army Soccer I team in Malta and I i won 5 3. "The score would I I have been higher/ said a professor afterwards, "if one of usU.P. - 61 words
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456 1958-03-26 14 •WE INVITED two differing experts to give their forecast W todays England F.A. Cup semifinal replay between Manchn ?9> United and second division Fulham. Here's what they have to sa*^^ waw SAYS A FULHAM SUPPORTER I FULHAM FOR 1111. FINAL! AM) Till-: MAN TO456 words
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Article79 1958-03-26 14 Th( Third Asian Dames organisation committee In Tokyo was notified yesterday that the Philippine government had approved the airlifting of th< sacred Olympic Flame from Manila by a Japanese Self -Defence Force plane. The notification thai a Japanese air Self-Defeno Force plane could be used was made79 words
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Article188 1958-03-26 14 Fulham lack the class.... Says A Manchester United Supporter Bo MANCHESTER UNITED for the Cup FinalF' I*l1 1 That's my forecast and no amount or theoMj 1 retical opinion from my colleague above wilß convince me I'm wrong. Hfui I think it's sticking out a mile that tit, -"fmh United188 words
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Article147 1958-03-26 14 Britain third in cricket market BRITAIN is losing a trade where she should be supreme in cricket balls. You cannot find English cricket balls in the big South African sports shops. There are plenty from Pakistan and Australia. Can'f sell "We just can't sell English cricket balks,'' says one shop147 words
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RACING
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Article403 1958-03-26 15 ALLAN LEWTS - Oleander's form is a puzzle By ALLAN LEWTS LjjANGRIL-i (Dragon) and Oleander (IVlor- i timer) were the only horses to make E [me on the second track at Bukit Timah hi*, morning. E Ihey did pace work from the six, running home E he last three in 37 4/5. I403 words
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189 1958-03-26 15 Terry Downes got up again for K.O. win Ky ARCHIE QIICK 111 N i man can drag himself up oil the floor by instinct after two brain-numbing knockVl] s thai is the sign of a true fighting chamn. Terry Dowries, the Paddington middle«ht, is generally on the giving end of189 words
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Article, Illustration525 1958-03-26 15 Negro giant was ahead on points I J)ICK RICHARDSON oi Wales, one of Britain's leading heavyweights, was disqualified at the Empress Hall last night in his in- ternational bout with Cleveland Williams of the United States. E The referee stopped the contest in the fourthReuter - 525 words
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Article179 1958-03-26 15 Jackie's Kuda at 50-1 J/\^r_i_. s r_uaa, iormer sprint champion of the Malayan turf, is quoted at 50 to one odds in today's Lincolnshire Handicap. In a quiet final call-over, Nicholas Nickleby remained favourite at 100 to 9, followed by Copenhagen, Diplomatic Bag and Sagebush at 100 to 8. TheReuter - 179 words
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Article24 1958-03-26 15 league Three soutnern. Watford 2, Crystal Palace 1 League Three Northern: Hull City I, Accrinaton Stanley 0 nnstnnned from I March ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article69 1958-03-26 15 HOW TO WIN AT B. TIMAH MAKE SURE you get your copy of the Free Press tomorrow. It contains an extra four-page supplement, packed with details and race history of every horse entered for the Singapore Turf Club m cc ti ng commencing this Saturday. Keep it by you throughout69 words
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Article134 1958-03-26 15 yARKO DOLINAR lYttgO- 1 j" llftVli), playing with the sponge bat with which he won the men's title in 1955, was beaten in the Brit round of the English Open table tennis championships i last night in London. Ho went down to Hobby Raybmid, 22-year-oldReuter - 134 words
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Article30 1958-03-26 16 Ejii Word* >6 (minimum). IN EVER I.OVINr- Ml i| Ol Albert Benjamin Colli It, died 26-3-1956. Gone but not forgo! ten. Remembered b Lyu Daughter* and Bon-ln-le i30 words
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Article178 1958-03-26 16 Mintoff tell* U.K.: Pay up or M call election 1 jR. DOM MINTOFF, Malta s FHlB€ Minister, warned Britain last night that the Maltese Parliament will be dissolved and general elections held if Malta runs short of money during the coming financial year and Britain iailsReuter - 178 words
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Article286 1958-03-26 16 'Change of mind or no merger' Mtt. AL.AN LENNUXboyd. the British Colonial Secretary, said yesterday the British Government could not pledge Parliament to proceed with plans for integrating Malta with Britain unless the] Maltose Government showed "a very different state of mind." He was reporting to the House of CommonsReuter - 286 words
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131 1958-03-26 16 GOVERNOR: A DAY OF GOODWILL IN CYPRUS i^YPRIOT Greeks ve^da-l celebrated the annive/l WW ol the 1821 Si uprising for indepenSS with peaceful deSonstaSl tions and processions Only six villages in'+kJ troubled island reported! minor incidents of SM between right and j I wing Cypriots I in the East CyprusReuter - 131 words
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Article40 1958-03-26 16 CHARGE 'UNTRUE' Sheikh Ibrahim Suwayil, j Saudi Arabian Ambassador j in Bagdad, said yesterday that Cairo's description ol events in Saudi Arabia as i "abdication" by King Saud lin favour of his brother. Crown Prince Feisal. was "untrue and fabricated."40 words
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Article32 1958-03-26 16 niviib n The House of Representatives yesterday passed by a vote of 366-22 a bill to give servicemen pay increases. The Bill now goes to the I Senate. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article139 1958-03-26 16 rpHF, Australian GovernI ment will soon introI duce a Bill to provide for I uniform divorce laws, the Prime Minister. Mr. Robert Menzies, announced in the House of Represents I tives yesterday. Alter the Bill was introduced the Common i wealth Government would have discussions with139 words
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156 1958-03-26 16 UK cuts £10 m. in spending on the colonial services ORITALN is to cut costs in her Commonwealth v and foreign services by over £13 million sterling according to the 1958-59 Civil Estimates published in London yesterday. Main ruts uvp n rirnn nf I J.TAUIII VUl.l rtH t* UiUJJ VIIReuter - 156 words
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