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Title Section13 1960-01-04 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1960. 15 CENTS.13 words
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Article263 1960-01-04 1 Call for debate after rash of anti-Semitic slogans Well stamp it out, says W. German Government BONN, Monday DEPUTIES of all parties m the West German Bundestag (Lower House) have asked for a Parliamentary debate on the current outburst of anti-Semitism and neoNazism. Pro-Nazi, anti-Jewish sentimentReuter - 263 words
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Article130 1960-01-04 1 LONDON, Monday. THE NEWS CHRONICLE claimed today there were too many ex-Nazis m high places m the West German Government. Commenting on recent manifestations of anti-Semitism, it described Britain's problem as being "less sinister" than that of West Germany, but urged British courts to be severe130 words
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Article, Illustration130 1960-01-04 1 Now a beggar- by choice THIS woman was once a millionairess m Cairo. After beinsr forced by her husband to make over most of her fortune to him, she left Cain ior Alexandria to live on ti:e proceeds from property of which her husband knew nothing. On her *sth birthday130 words
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73 1960-01-04 1 TODAYSpecial feature for sportsmen The Free Press today begins a new series of interest to all sportsmen. It is a special feature called "Sports Chatter" and touches on all sports played m Singapore. It is published every MONDAY. See page 8. Also, beginning tomorrow, is a special series on the73 words
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Article32 1960-01-04 1 Rubber half cent down January first grar l rubber buyers f.o> opeed m Singapore thi morning at 113 cent per lb., down half a cen on Thursday's close. Th< tone was quiet.32 words
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222 1960-01-04 1 SINGAPORE police today offered a reward of SlO 000 for information leading to the rescue of wealthy merchant Mr. Tan Ling Heong, kidnapped i on Wednesday. The police offer followed news that the towkay was abducted by a group of mx men. Mr222 words
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Article22 1960-01-04 1 GEORGE lOWN (British Guiana), Mon. Dr. Joseph Lachhmansingh, chairman of the Opposition Peoples National Congress here today, aged 70.- ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article83 1960-01-04 1 'Invasion: Nicaragua protests MANAGUA, Mon. Nicaragua has lodged a formal and energetic protest with the Government of Honduras following an alleged invasion of Nicaraguan territory by foreign mercenaries from Honduras. The invaders were said to have moved into the Santa Clara Department of Nueva Segovia, cutting telephone and telegraph connectionsReuter - 83 words
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Article46 1960-01-04 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Senator John Kennedy, a Roman Catholic who announced his candidacy yesterday tor the Democratic Party's presidential nomination said last night he would answer any call for birth control assistance by India with a programme of more substantial economic assistance. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article158 1960-01-04 1 CAIRO, Mon. President Nasser last night accepted the resignation of Mr. Khalil Kallas, Syrian Economy Minister. No reason was given for Mr. Kallas's resignation. He is the fifth member of the Ba'ath Arab Socialist Party to resign from the Central Government of the United Arab RepublicReuter - 158 words
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175 1960-01-04 1 TEXTILE DEAL: TRADERS SEEK DETAILS OINGAPORE textile dealers are seeking more details of Indonesia's plan to buy 50 million yards of cloth, whioh was reported during the weekend. So far samples for about 15 million yards have been submitted to the Singapore Government for consideration by the Indonesian authorities. The175 words
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Article46 1960-01-04 1 TULSA, OKLAHOMA Mon. —Mr. Daniel Inouye, 35, the first person of Japanese ancestry to become a member of Congress, was named today as one of the ten outstanding young men of 1959. The selection was made by the United Junior Chamber of Commerce.— ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Advertisement30 1960-01-04 1 Donf Forget DO" THE riONARY BJ? FRESHER MZSO PHONE: ***** HH9H el] I 521.00 PER MONTH (Spore) 525.00 PER MONTH (Fed.) WITH 5 YEARS GUARANTEE "HO KNOW IUY NATIONAL' |m30 words
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Advertisement30 1960-01-04 1 PAGE Singapore Scene Journey Into Space 4 Women's section 3 Footlights and Floodlights 7 Johore highlights Other overseas cables 10 Cartobns 6 Your lucky star New order to school principals30 words
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Advertisement48 1960-01-04 1 far? 8 mm. Movie Projector X I I/O XI For the first time m 20 yearsSomething NEW m Bmm projector design! ILLUMINATION CoUlampsoW.SV.Ughl output higher than conventional 500 W. Heat output negligible LENS C*ff UN 15 Sonnor 20mm 5 elements. MAINTENANCE pr.et.c.lly none' All be.nn are self lubricating48 words
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Advertisement41 1960-01-04 1 ••TOMBOLINI" The World's Finest Accordion The only one m the £Q For East. Fully Guoronteed for 3 «gg yeo r t Moderate «gj prices. One month ff«« hiitiow li»dud»d Sole Agents: FOORMAN'S SCHOOL Of MUSIC 28-A, Penonf L«n«. $'pf-9. Td: 347)941 words
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Article40 1960-01-04 2 SOVIET-U.S. SEA LINK LIKELY r ONDON. lion. Moscow Radio said yesterday that Soviet and foreign travel agencies were "considering the possibility of opening a regular sea service between the American continent and the southern ports of the Soviet Union.'- ReuterReuter - 40 words
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100 1960-01-04 2 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE pepper market m Singapore views with anxiety a plan by the Sarawak Government to enable pepper producers there to ship direct to consuming countries. Construction of a godown and the installation of machinery to process pepper to the standard100 words
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Article72 1960-01-04 2 He said that if the scheme proved successful it would be extended to other pepper growing areas. Pepper dealers m Singapore agreed that business would be hard hit if Sarawak stopped exporting pepper here. A leading pepper merchant said: -'Sarawak is our main source of supply. "Trade has72 words
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144 1960-01-04 2 COLOMBO, Mon. An agreement has been reached for Ceylon to sell 17,000 metric tons of rubber to China this year and to buy from China 160,000 metric tons of rice. The rubber price will be the Singapore price plus five cents per pound.144 words
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Article35 1960-01-04 2 RABAUL. New Guinea, Mon. —The 195-ton Japanese fishing vessel Fumiyoshi Maru, which went aground on Saturday east of New Ireland, was being battered by heavy weather, the Rabaul harbourmaster said yesterday. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article65 1960-01-04 2 BOMBAY, Mon.— The Prime Minister Mr. Nehru, yesterday asked scientists to relate their work to the betterment of human beings, when he inaugurated the 47th session of the Indian science congress here. Mr. Nehru said India's major economic and social problems m raising the standards of65 words
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Article, Illustration29 1960-01-04 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. France has prepaid US$24- i 000.000 to the Export-Import Bank on instalments on two loans not due until 1962 and 1963. the Bank announced.— U.P.I.29 words
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Article86 1960-01-04 2 SHIP IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Iberia 1/3. Srikai Mara 4 5 Soudan 6A, Ho Sang 6/7. Sunda 8/9. Sunny\ille 10/11, Sinaloa 13/14. Sumatra 15/16. Pre.s. Polk 18. Van Noon 19. Serdang N. Wall 2. Senggarans N. Wall 3. Letong N.86 words
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Article139 1960-01-04 2 S. African urges 'No boycott' /CAPETOWN. Mon. Sir de V; Villiers Graaft, leader of the South African United COpposition) Party, has said that the proposed British boycott of South African goods would be "inadvisable, ineffective and would have dangerous consequences." He expressed this opinion In a letter to Mr. C.Reuter - 139 words
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Article245 1960-01-04 2 LONDON, Monday. rpHE world's appetite for g©ld seems undiminished. Demand is no doubt due to a belief that sooner or later the price must be brought into closer conformity with the general rise of other prices throughout the world. Until the effects cf245 words
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Article62 1960-01-04 2 GRIMSBY. England. Mon British trawlermen here are to ask the Icelandic Ambassador to Britain. Dr. Kristinn Gudmundsson. to allow their ships to shelter m Icelandic fjords without fear of arrest during winter storms. Since the dispute over Iceland's fishing limits began, trawlers have been threatened withReuter - 62 words
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Article29 1960-01-04 2 NEW YORK. Mon. Steel mill operations m the United States are scheduled at 2,687.000 tons compared with 2.641.000 tons last week and 2.058.000 tons last year.29 words
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Article873 1960-01-04 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. .".4.PCRE. SATURDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterday Toaay K*t flri.ns Pref 1.70 1.75 Ords. 1.99 1 99 At as led i 1.00 Bj.ers 8.8. Petrol 43 6 50/B.M. Trustees b .o 5.25 Con. Tin Smeit Pref. 19 19- CrdS 43 6 50'**:3'il Dispensary873 words
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Article, Illustration82 1960-01-04 2 The Royal Mail Lines new passenger liner Amazon showing her paces during trials off the Isle of Araiv Scotland. The Amazon is the first of three new ships for the Lines' South American service being built at a cost of about $127,500,000. She sails from London82 words
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Advertisement286 1960-01-04 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 6c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rortcrdoi* Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengc P c FRANKFURT (HAPAC 3 4 jj« RAVENSTEIN (LLOYD, N 22 Jan 23 24 lan 74 DRESDEN (NAPAC) 26 28 Jan 29 30 Jan 30 Jan 1 Fek Express Service. Passenger tcctmmtdjtion286 words
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Article, Illustration219 1960-01-04 3 Her personality and poise helped Joan to win a crown HO^IEX'S C ORVFR •^•nwiw^- VI I S S Australia 1?1 1959, 22-year-old Joan Stanbury, left Singapore after a two-day stay "completely fascinated by the city.*' She said: 'Til have lots to tell the people home. 'Singapore is such a complete219 words
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96 1960-01-04 3 MAN-MADE DIAMONDS ARE HURTING DEALERS \B I 1. 1 IE, produced stronp black which are reheated til they bt:iting substance rked and and like a real .d. DIAMONDITE produced rpri.srd. r cale of hardness' it ranks a close 9.5 points to 10 points for a real diamond. The substance Is96 words
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108 1960-01-04 3 Beautiful hair and it is NEVER washed 4 GOOD ua% to wash the A hair is to massage a beaten-up c^^ into the scalp. Dr. \-.n»> Savill. London >kin specialist, wrotr m the last i>.sue of Medical Prr>>, a professional weekly. If brushes and combs are kept scrupulously clean thr108 words
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Article, Illustration48 1960-01-04 3 Free Press picture. X FIVE HINDKKI) children at Kalians; estate last i. night received at this party sponsored by the Hans Andersen Club and the Straits Times Cheer Fund. t Organised by the Federation of Boys' Clubs, it was J held at the FBC headquarters.Free Press - 48 words
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Article140 1960-01-04 3 Women's Diary BIKIT TIMAII Y9ITII CLl'B: Table tennis, indoor sanies 4 p.m.. badminton 4.30 p.m. JOO CBIAT YOl'Tll CLUB: Dress making*, badminton, table tennis, indoor u a nies 4 p.m. EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS: By Mr. T. C. Tan at Diethelm building. Market Street 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Malay140 words
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343 1960-01-04 3 FROM OUT OF RICE— OIL FOR ALL USES American rice expert, Mr. Yonan Malek, is m Singapore to introduce a process of extracting edible oil from rice bran. Today he meets the Federation Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, m Kuala Lumpur and will discuss with him the343 words
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Article62 1960-01-04 3 NOW BRISBANE CLAIMS SEA MONSTER BRISBANE. MOIL Sailors and fishermen claim a sea monster is operating off Deception Bay. about 30 miles from here. Latest alleged sighting came yesterday, when a party of three reported that a monster surfaced near their boat some two miles offshore. It watched them withU.P.I - 62 words
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Article, Illustration27 1960-01-04 3 HAMBURG. Mon. The British Minister of Aviation. Mr. Duncan Sandy*, arrived here yesterday by air lrom London for a three-day visit. MR. YONAN MALEK27 words
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Article64 1960-01-04 3 TAIPEH. Mon.— Mr. Vance Brand, managing director, of 1 the United States Development Loan Fund, yesterday toured Nationalist industrial Installations to southern Formosa. At a reception, Mr. 1 K. T. Li, secretary-general of the Council for United States Aid. disclosed with the Fund had approved64 words
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Article55 1960-01-04 3 MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet foreign trade will increase by 25 per cent, m 1959-60. the first two years of the sevenyear plan, Tass said yesterday. The news agency, quoting the magazine Vneshnaya Torgovlia (Foreign Trade) said that, as before, socialist countries would account for about 75 perReuter - 55 words
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Advertisement356 1960-01-04 3 IT PAYS I to fly your cargo I Coupled Exposure-Meter m a single* lens reflex! PAXETTE REFLEX AUTOMATIC R^»Tt^KS A single-lens reflex featuring [<4£Xa4*lil Interchangeable Unset, Pentaprism focussing ond split-im«g« »4^PS Rongefinder, Latest exposure -f?f=^_ value syn. compur shutter, ropid lever wind, *«4f-»im«r t vkaitm I ISttnS I ijf e356 words
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Miscellaneous293 1960-01-04 3 CLUEB ACROSS den terror <B>. 1 The male swan the artist 4. One form of humour m the follows m serpentine fashion group unexpectedly found <s>. (3>. 4. The «ift of the moment! (7). 5. This gives one a sound re8. "While the sinews on the turn <4>. orchard bough293 words
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Article, Illustration726 1960-01-04 4 IAN MOK- AI - THE Singapore Scene IAN MOK-AI I I m £M THEN CAME AWAKENING HAD ii dream last ni^ht. I dreamt we walked m the rain. Stinging monsoon raindrops from the Indian Ocean pelted down on us. She said she was sure that the raindrops were getting bigger. I said that they726 words
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Article150 1960-01-04 4 Beackeomber - Beackeomber THE ringmaster. Augustine Kekewich, had a very superior air. He was announced as Mr. Kekewich, and the unsuspecting Colonel asked: "Surely you were at Harrow with my younger brother?" "We played m that township last year." said the ringmaster. "What name was your brother using? Was150 words
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Article, Illustration655 1960-01-04 4 Dr. ABRAHAM MARCUS - Dr. ABRAHAM MARCUS By ...But how to bring him back alive IT has been possible for some lime to Iliiiij :i man into space. But the coveted objective is to brini^ him back alive. He can cheat the fantastically increased force of gravity lying on his back.655 words
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Article62 1960-01-04 4 YET ANOTHER HAZARD —RADIATION WASHINGTON. Sporadic bursts of radiation, apparently caused by disturbances on the sun, will add to the potential hazards to manned flight into outer space, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) reported here. NASA said m its report that the radiation bursts were detected by InstrumentsReuter - 62 words
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Advertisement185 1960-01-04 4 v T"^~~— ilr'Jr V y^ I 111 VL/ WORLD FAMOUS TAPE RECOROEF I'tHMmtIMHMMIMMIIMMMUttMttItM ti^ on $495/- spo^/p.^ $615/- (Fed./Borneo/Sc I CITY NEON ELECTRIC CO., LTD 1* 308. South Bridge Rood, Singapore. Td 722C1 \st Sole Agents: KIAN CWAN M WE HAVE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THAT ADDITIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ARE185 words
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Miscellaneous45 1960-01-04 4 adhfgahfhajd P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; 1.02 Melody market; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Rawici and Landauer entertain; 2.00 Close down. 5.00 Programme summary; 5.03 Polynesian paradise; 5.30 Children's corner-— "Kibo and Mawenzi", followed by Musical Birthday Cards, a programme of birthday requests for children45 words
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Miscellaneous43 1960-01-04 4 presented by Mildred Appaduray. 6.00 Music from the baiiet, 6.30 Modern history Sun Vat-sen and the Chinese Republic by Margaret J. Miller; 6.45 Sunset serenade; 6.53 Announcements; 6.55 Singapore share market report. 7.00 The news; 7.10 Newstalk; 7.15 Question time; 7.30 Sing i:43 words
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Miscellaneous47 1960-01-04 4 again; 8.00 Talking poinf; 8.15 Nona Asiah sings 8.30 Feature "The Teochcw Wayang— Backstage"; 9.00 A night at the opera; 9.30 The news; 9.40 Newstalk. 9.45 American music hall; 10.00 Science survey— 'The Use of Solar Energy"; 10.15 Mellow and Mediterranean; 10.30 Yours Sincerely; 11.00 Close down.47 words
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Article323 1960-01-04 5 CANT LEAVE DURING DUTY HOURS WITHOUT PERMISSION MiMSTRY CIRCULAR OYS DOWN DAILY PERIODS OF WORK N( SPORE'S Ministry of Education has S Strutted all school principals not to their schools during duty hours withM rmi»ion from certain top offintained m a circular sent Government and aided323 words
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Article, Illustration102 1960-01-04 5 AIR FORCE CHIEF IN I NEW YEAR HONOURS Shopping Guide m. r. I omH ilquarter Farce, t K in the O t I r \l COM- t unstN -it II .1i in .il>o train the ti.it to Ri< hard :itl\ the the Far ind tnd the I t \l volunteana.102 words
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Article103 1960-01-04 5 The "Alliajnce Francaise" will organise new courses m French language for English as well as Chinese speaking people m Singapore. Last year six courses were given to about 100 students. A two years' course is required to obtain the certificate of proficiency m French. Besides, there103 words
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Article27 1960-01-04 5 TOKYO. Men.—A Japanese coa.stguard patrol boat yesterday rescued a Korean fishing boat which had been drifting m the Japan Sea for 13 days.—R ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article26 1960-01-04 5 NEW DELHI, Mon.—Herr Alfred Krupp. the German industrialist, met Steel and; Mines Minister Sardar Swam and will Singh yesterday Mr. Nehru today.—R ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article185 1960-01-04 5 Johore Govt. plans to run afternoon primary classes JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. yHE Johore Government is planning to introduce 1 afternoon sessions m schools m a move to relieve congestion. The Free Press was told yesterday that these sessions j would be held mainly for primary classes. The introduction185 words
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Article21 1960-01-04 5 Mr. Arthur Lim has succeeded Mr. John Chung Teck Hee as president of the Singapore business Houses Employees' Union.21 words
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Article48 1960-01-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Commissioner of Industrial Relations, Mr. G. L. Wilkinson, said yesterday that 1959 was an outstanding year for industrial relations m the Federation. It was marked by the lowest number of strikes m 10 years —39 compared with the 1958 total of 69.48 words
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176 1960-01-04 5 S'pore to Turkey highway in 5 years A N ECAFE meeting at Karachi has recommended that the Asian Highway, from Turkey to Singapore, be built within five years. The road is to link Singapore with Bangkok. Rangoon, Dacca, Delhi, Rawalpindi, Kabul and Teheran by the most direct possible route. It176 words
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114 1960-01-04 5 EIGHTEEN employees of the Shell Company of Singapore have received long-service emblems from the General Manager, Mr. H. A. Eccles. at Pulau Bukom. They are: Mr. Yeo Hock Beng, Inche Ismail bin Osman, Mr. Tan Ah Leng and Inche Wartam bin Marta (all 35114 words
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Article, Illustration280 1960-01-04 5 IT IS TO MAKE LAKE MARACAIBO 45 FEET DEEP THE world's biggest seadredge afloat—the 50.273--ton Zulia (above) is now m Singapore on the first stage of its journey to Veneiueia. The Zulia was completed last month, having taken eight months to280 words
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139 1960-01-04 5 IOHORE Bahru, Mon. J —increased production of iron-ore is expected to yield an extra $1 200,000 m royalties for the Johore Government this year. Last year royalties-ten per cent of the total export value— netted $1,800,000. This year's figure is ex-139 words
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Article55 1960-01-04 5 More than 1.000 applications have so far been received by the Singapore Harbour Board for eight posts of fitter-apprentices. The apprentices, when selected, will do five years' practical and theoretical training m the Harbour Eoard dockyard and the Singapore Polytechnic. The Board will meet soon55 words
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Article83 1960-01-04 5 music exams Singapore's Ministry of Education has caiiea lor entries for the 1960 written examination of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools oi Music, London. Entries should reach the Chief Examinations Officer, Ministry of Education. 59 Tanglin Road, Singapore 10, on or before Jan. 23. Special83 words
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Advertisement224 1960-01-04 5 /sPf£ FREE BUY ONE TIN OF O^ 6 Ib: COOKING OIL \n%M ONE FROM JAN. 1 st to JAN. 31 st 1960. SINCE 1815 I iXv^Jm^V THE SWISS WATCH 1 I 23vl FOR ALL CLIMATES FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. 11-F Battery Rood. Singopore 1. >V I HM I i224 words
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Article, Illustration419 1960-01-04 6 Review by Mark Foenander AT this time of the year one speculates on what changes Johore will experience m the new year that has dawned. On the administration side, the most notable change will be the exit of the Johore Game Laws Enactment. It will be replaced by419 words
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639 1960-01-04 6 The Sultan's endearing terms for the deer The reason for this is that the Federation Government has proscribed the holding of Town Council elections or by-elections until the electoral rolls are revised. The four official members are the President, the State Health and Medical Officer, the Senior Executive Engineer. PWD,639 words
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Article455 1960-01-04 6 YOtfR LUCKY STAR BORN today you have an exceptionally alert and Intuitive mind. Since the stars have given you rather unusual talents, it If up to you to make the I possible use of them, lor you can amount to something important! You have a sound and shrewd estimate of455 words
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Article83 1960-01-04 6 National Language Week KUALA LUMPUI rature A 1 a compr for tm I Week, which will ed throi.g:. I from Jaii 3 The prog awaiting G< j val. co\ 1 Govern m all tha carried during the v.Highli progran 1 tion of Ma ed by the La Literatun Tengku Ab83 words
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Miscellaneous123 1960-01-04 6 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis mr IN RE LA THE STRONGEST MAN )T pARF. PlfiMT 1 VCU"^/ SUPPO9EPTO BE *> L. IS KINS. YOU PARE PI GHT ytrt^ YOU t YOU— I/ J .1 j YOU— f BARE MAN PEC?123 words
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Article, Illustration56 1960-01-04 7 MARGARET WEE - MARGARET WEE BY .tn a Hall. duc(■liiiiHiur LonI lud< Tr: ore. beauty the timed d chiefly aect of r g. pr< ps, r K^rf >\d me. re p iblo c the Auction nroducod I Harm shaw. the m Jan Jan. 1956 words
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Article50 1960-01-04 7 The Persatuan Pranakan Singapura plans to stage another play. Anak Norawa Prodigal Son*, at the Happy World Stadium early this year. To be directed by Mr. Scow Peck Swee. the show promises to be a New Year treat for the Straits Chinese and Malay communities.50 words
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234 1960-01-04 7 y*ILM QTIZ featured a pin-up girl last week, so let's have a pin-up boy this r time the ever-popular William Holden. The first question is when was he born? And the second what is his real name? Now for the others: 3. Who234 words
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Article, Illustration101 1960-01-04 7 pZECHOSLOVA KIAN violinist Ladislav Jasek (above) will give a recital m Singapore at the beginning of next month. Jasek, who Is returning; to Australia after a twomonth tour of Europe, is a graduate of the Prague Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. He is n<>101 words
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Article, Illustration67 1960-01-04 7 He hopes to give concert TALENTED baritone Peter Ifa Un Hang (below> ha, returned to Singapore after a four-year training course in Italy. Peter 23. hopes to give a recital here soon. A former pupil of the An g 1 oChinese School. Peter studied voice training under well cnown singer67 words
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Article, Illustration231 1960-01-04 7 Roy Lazaroo - The TOP— THAT'S SONGSTRESS SHIRLEY'S GOAL Roy Lazaroo by LOVELY 20-year-old songstress Shirley Chiam is fast climbing the ladder to fume. With a little more experience m nightclub entertaining Shirely is bound to achieve her aim to get to the yen ton She has the poise, a soft natural voice,231 words
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Article, Illustration111 1960-01-04 7 pRETTY Australian songbird Jan Carter (right>, now starring at Prince's Restaurant, is sad to think that she will probably be returning home by Jan. 21 for she is very much m love with Singapore. But Jan has much m store for her m Australia forR.L - 111 words
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Article, Illustration320 1960-01-04 7 jLam Fung due to pay return visit to Malaya soon pOPULAR Hong Kong actress PatJ ricia Lam Fung is 1' due to visit Malaya again early this year. The up-and-com- <» Ing young Shaws star was m Singapore and the Federation on 10--0 cation last year for320 words
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Article65 1960-01-04 8 A SURPRISE awaits South East Asian double gold medallist Tan Eng Yoon on Jan. 9. On that day the Swift Athletic Club throw a party m his honour. SPRINTER Lim Jit Imm and hurdler Tan Soo Liat will he making a comeback m athletics. They made their65 words
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Article, Illustration88 1960-01-04 8 LIEIT. Peter John Messervy. Royal Navy, who received the George MtBV for gallantry last week, was formerly British Hghtheavyweisht amateur boxing champion. LOW KB POW. the Sim gapore Olympic and S ports Council s«'crrtar>. is burning the midnight oil. He is «o:i»itin- reports from the various managers and88 words
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Article106 1960-01-04 8 SINGAPORE Table Tennis ciation begin the state championship tonight at thr Singapore Youth Sports Centre. Vice-president Loke Seek Cheong said 252 players will compete and it will take one month to decide. Eyes will be on Lim Wai Shing. Yip Siew Meng, Goh Soo Nam, Sim Wai Lim.106 words
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Article29 1960-01-04 8 BANT A M WEIGHT Brian Isaac of the Singapore Infantry Regiment became a father on New Year's Eve. Wife June and daughter Sharon Gwendoline are both reported well.29 words
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Article24 1960-01-04 8 THE "Mr. Singapore" contest will be held before the Chinese New Year, assures Mr. Chua Tian Teck, president of the Singapore Weightlifting Federation.24 words
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Article, Illustration85 1960-01-04 8 PERFECTION took Wonq; Peiiff Soon to a world badminton crown. Now he applies it to his motor car. The other day on a drive into town from the Singapore Youth Sports Centre, he stopped the tar five times to tune its $500 super charger. AIMED at gathering funds was85 words
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Article, Illustration148 1960-01-04 8 YOUNG swimmers to watch m 1960, according to Singapore national coach Mr. Kee Soon Bee and Mike Bain of the Singapore Swimming Club are: Seah Pong Pin (breaststroke), Ooi Boon Kwee (freestyle), Fong Hoe Bens (freestyle), Douglas Monroe (butterfly), Mike and Rodney Oehlers (freestyle). And the girls: Sally Hudson,148 words
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Article, Illustration106 1960-01-04 8 TRANSFERRED recently to Hong Kong, Malaya's national waterskiing champion Brian Blakebrough finds it too cold to ski. DENNIS Bong, AngloChinese School teacher and Malaya's ski-jump champion, has been brushing up his trickwork. He can do 360 degree spins on a single ski. SINGAPORE salesman Wong Siew Mcc, first waterskier106 words
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Article, Illustration231 1960-01-04 8 DR. Ong Swee Law, president of the Singapore Cricket Association makes this request. He wants all those who are interested m coaching our future cricketers to come forward. "You don't have to be a well-known player," he says. The doctor and his officials intend to231 words
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Article37 1960-01-04 8 TENNIS He wants pro 's m TENNIS boss Mr. Chua Choon Leong is m /avour of open tennis tournaments. "Perhaps we can then invite Kramer and his professionals to play m our Singapore championships,' he said yesterday.37 words
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Article243 1960-01-04 8 Immmmmmm ALTHOUGH the delayed game raise is a standard manoeuvre, an expert player has been known to go wrong In a case like this: W- E. ♦106 a♦ A J 9 7 4 <? A X J 8 Q 10 9 OQIOB 5 0 A 7 *AQ 4243 words
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Article, Illustration158 1960-01-04 8 THIS hand raises a timehonoured question Should one open on the South cards, or pass and come m later? The former policy pays heavily m the long run. Souths Hearts are not solid enough for a vulnerable Three-bid, but he will come to no great harm if his158 words
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Article, Illustration78 1960-01-04 8 f^OOD signs are ahead of w \J S. R. P. Naidu, secretary of the Singapore Government Services Football Association. Three extra teams will be included m each division of the league, beginning on Jan. 9. FIRST MEETING SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association will hold its first meeting of78 words
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Article55 1960-01-04 8 INTERNATIONAL shooter Kok Kum Wotl of the Singapore Rifle Association that Singapore is the only place m the Ithat does not have a 50 metre ra; "How can we reach internatioi. dards with this handicap?' 1 he At present marksmen are borrow) 25 metres ranse belonging to the Singapore55 words
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Article, Illustration32 1960-01-04 8 MOTOR roccrs goth, red o* home of Mr. Freddie welcome m t»i^ N Present thers, Lye Hua< ond L. N. MoncrcH. X W R A Wy' ond Lim Pcnq Han. i32 words
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Article38 1960-01-04 8 SECRETARY S. Yogarajah of the Singapore Hockey Association reportthat the South Korean team, bronze medal winners at the last Asian Ofames. will play m Singapore this month. "We must beat them and assort our superiority," hi said.38 words
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Article39 1960-01-04 8 BILLIARDS fanN arr »l ready practising for the IMM) championships m June I or July. Champion Tan Kirn Song will try to repeat last year's performance by winning both the three-ball and four- ball finals at the V.M.C.A.39 words
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Article25 1960-01-04 8 AN official of the rfingaj pore Amateur Cycling Association said: "This .season we intend to hold more races, both on road J grass track."25 words
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Article31 1960-01-04 8 A LOSS t& the Royal Singapore Golf Club have bmm the departures of three prominent personalities: Mrs. R. A. C. Cobley, Dr. t LaMlaw Thomson, and Mr. W J. Gibb.31 words
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Article19 1960-01-04 8 A SENIOR Singapore Judo Club committee member emphasised that tJ. the club plans to arrangt more beginners' clas&es.19 words
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Article32 1960-01-04 8 A softball fan at the t'.S. Consulate, sp< akui^ on behalf of Mr. Jim Klliot, answered that softball v.in taking a drubbing from the weather. "No softball until the rains stop.32 words
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313 1960-01-04 9 pU-STOP NADKARNI PROVES WORLD CLASS BOMBAY, Monday. PAST bowler Gordon Rorke is down with food poisoning, so the Australians need every run they can get before the Indians bat a second time m the third Test here. It is a313 words
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Article, Illustration46 1960-01-04 9 picture. 0 JUST look at them so it's every man for himself and the other bloke. Three legged partners hop it out to the finishing line m a Junior Boys "A" division event at the Tamil sports yesterday. Free PressFree Press - 46 words
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Article8 1960-01-04 9 West Indies pick Test 12 ■2 F ReuterReuter - 8 words
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177 1960-01-04 9 ri bronze medal winners at the Tokyo, will play two hockey ore during the course of a MalaJanuary and February. 1 The Koreans will play ten he* during their tour. Against Singapore the first match will be on January 24 and the >econd on177 words
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Article14 1960-01-04 9 Ii VMS > 1 1 S.I S.C. 1.30 i Festival Indian Indian BroPark.14 words
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Article25 1960-01-04 9 TWO TITLES FOR FRASER iowe a\. I Maria I t rlier Truwomen's two more beat Eva Duldig he partnered g and Brian the mixed ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article20 1960-01-04 9 I Guild beat .^urance a table Guild 3-0 3-0: Loim to Alluck Jin and Albert20 words
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Article125 1960-01-04 9 |>ROMISE, a beautiful bred Australian gelding by Bob Cherry out of Mundus, should be a profitable middle distance performer. A must follow m any race over one mile or further. BRANTAS will probably do better over a longer journey. He gave me this impression when third m125 words
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299 1960-01-04 9 dyg S^^^^^^^^^^«*J CALITTTA. Mon. R»manathan Krishnan of India beat Barry Mackay (United States) 7-5. 4-6, ft-3. 6-4 m the men's singles final of the Asian Lawn Tennis Championships here yesterday. Mixed doubles title i went to Naresh Kumar (I dia.299 words
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Article, Illustration404 1960-01-04 9 I TAMIL MEET A HAT-TRICK on the running track this was the feat yes- terday of S. Natarajan at the eighth annual Tamil Festival athletic championships held at j Jalan Besar Stadium. One after the other, he won all three men's events —100 yards. 220 yard.-404 words
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676 1960-01-04 9 Ward rounds off the season with four fine victories the m:\y rrxit ku i;s ix review xf% 2^^^JB I_i^kJkJ ,&J ARTHUR Ward. Malaya's leading rider for 1959, rounded off the season with four winners at Penang yesterday, bringing his total to 83. Ward failed to reach Colin Tulloh's record of676 words
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Article332 1960-01-04 9 Kuthu keeps his singles crown LAST year's champion. M. A. Kuthubdeen, retained his singles crown, when he beat S. G. Samy In straight sets m the final of the Tamil Festival badminton tournament at Malayan Motors courts over the weekend. Kuthubdeen beat Samy 15-12. 15-4. The men's doubles wa.« won332 words
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Article, Illustration217 1960-01-04 10 Indian papers discuss Peking's latest border Note Premature talks carry same risk as present deadlock NEW DELHI, Monday. PEKING may be prepared to barter the North-East Frontier Agency, administered by India, for the disputed Ladakh area, which China controls, suggests the Times of India. The217 words
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Article, Illustration32 1960-01-04 10 pi < to British-born rides on ai k high ahovt the* oir< v v she git displa> Mi ing frith i i tram Mills (m dons Olvn.nia Paul PaperPaul Popper - 32 words
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249 1960-01-04 10 Arms cut is 'burning question' says Mr. K. AIOSCOW. Mon. The fl question of disarmament "is the most urgent, the most burning problem of the present time, and is indeed the question of questions," Mr. Khrushchev said m an interview with Senor Roberto Noble, director of the Argentine newspaper Clarin.U.P.I; Reuter - 249 words
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107 1960-01-04 10 United States of Africa proposal by Mac? Report is discounted LONDON. Mon— A Sunday newspaper report that Mr. Harold Macmillan. the British Prime Minister, would propose a "dynamic new plan for a "United States of I entral Africa" during his forthcoming visit to the Central African Federation was officially discountedReuter - 107 words
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Article25 1960-01-04 10 A R AC AS -Venezuela). Mon. Twenty-one people have been arrested here In connection with an alleged attempt to ««^>*k— »v>^ roverr.ment.— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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206 1960-01-04 10 CONGO CLASH OVER TRIBAL LAND DISPUTE LEOPOLDVILLE, Monday. AIORE than 20 Africans have been wounded m A clashes over the weekend between the Lulua and Baluba tribes, the Belgian News Agency reported last night. There have been several arrests. A European woman teacher was stopped by a roving band andReuter - 206 words
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Article57 1960-01-04 10 Truffle kills 320 in U.S. VIEW YORK. Mon.— New -i Year traffic deaths m America wore 320 m three s up to yesterday afternoon, and may beat the reccrd of 409 three years ago. In addition, fires had claimed 49 lives and 67 people had died m miscellaneous acrid- nts,U.P.I - 57 words
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126 1960-01-04 10 HE GIVES AWAY CASH FOR THE JOY OF IT NEW YORK. Mon.—Columbia University yesterday received five million dollars (about $15 million Malayan), its biggest single gift from a living person from a man who said he found "a tremendous joy m giving." Columbia plans to use the money for anReuter - 126 words
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Article, Illustration71 1960-01-04 10 br. and Mrs. Chee Cheong Seng who were wedded at the Singapore Registry. Dr. Chee, the eldest son of Madam Chee Choo Kce, is attached to the Singapore General Hospital. The bride, the former IVliss Lee Lian Choo. is a Kuala Lumpur teacher. The honeymoon is being spent71 words
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Article282 1960-01-04 10 ONDON, Mon. The Sunday Pictorial yesterday offered £5,000 ($42,500) to anyone "except brasshats" for the best true wartime story. It said: "Generals, admirals and air marshals are banned the brasshats have already written enough about what happened from the day war broke out until V-day m282 words
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Article182 1960-01-04 10 LAKENHEATH, (Suffolk) Monday. npHE first of 75 American fighter bombers capable of carrying nuclear bombs will fly to their new base here this week from France, where their atomic weapons cannot be stockpiled. The aircraft F-100C fighters of the 48th Wing of the United States Air Force mReuter - 182 words
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169 1960-01-04 10 T ONDON, Mon.— About 500 demonstrators marched from a nuclear protest meeting to the United States Embassy here yesterday. Amid chants of "ban the bomb" and "stop the tests/ they delivered a petition. Signed by leaders of the campaign forReuter - 169 words
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Article176 1960-01-04 10 TEHERAN, Monday. HPHE Iranian Foreign Ministry yesterday charged A neighbouring Iraq with aggression on the frontier and warned Iran would utilise "evt-rv possible means*' to vindicate its rights along the tense border. The detailed statement was the latest outbreak m the Iran-Iraq border feud that has resultedU.P.I; Reuter - 176 words
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