Singapore Standard, 24 June 1958
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Title Section22 1958-06-24 1 SINGAPORE STAMDARD Telephone *****—5 Cable "TIGER NEWS" SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1958 Vol. VIII. No. 356 15 cts. 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]22 words
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Article, Illustration9 1958-06-24 1 WAGING WAR" AGAINST THE LEBANON— SOLH9 words
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257 1958-06-24 1 Hidden By Secret Society, Say Police SINGAPORE Police unearthed a secret society arms cache m an old Chinese graveyard m Tiong Bahru, yesterday. Detectives of the Secret Society Branch found, concealed m a kerosene tin, 13 electric bulbs filled with acid. Also m the257 words
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Article39 1958-06-24 1 HOLLYWOOD, June 23 (AFP) American Film Director Cecil B. de Mille was admitted to a Hollywood hospital on Sunday suffering from a microbe infection. Condition of the 77-year-old director was said to be satisfactory.39 words
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Article21 1958-06-24 1 POLICE m Liverpool are training six women drivers for some of their patrol cars —the first m Britain.— Reuter.21 words
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Article162 1958-06-24 1 NOUMEA, New Caledonia. June 23 (Reuter) Calm has returned to this French Pacific island colony as French settlers and natives await the results of a visit to Paris by rival leaders following last week's demonstrations here. f But hotel bars and all other plaoes of162 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-06-24 1 FEDERATION Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman is greeted at Karachi airport by Pakistan Premier Malik Feroz Khan Noon. The two leaders talked for about 15 minutes during the Tunku's brief stopover en route to Beirut and Mecca. In the centre is Tengku Mohammad Burhanuddin, Malayan Hieh CommissionerUPI - 54 words
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281 1958-06-24 1 JAKARTA, June 23 (Reuter) President Soekarno today had talks with Cabinet ministers and leaders of political parties "m view of possible changes m the Government," Antara News Agency said. Antaia said that at Sourabaya, East Java last week, the President had said he281 words
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95 1958-06-24 1 Sumual Is Reported Killed In Action JAKARTA, June 23 (Reuter) Macassar Radio said tonight Ventje Sumual, leader of the North Celebes insurgents, was wounded and believed dead m action. Sumual, a dismissed Colonel and ex-Commander of East Indonesia, was wounded by mortarflre m his body and legs, this South Celebes95 words
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Article36 1958-06-24 1 INDIA and the United States yesterday signed an agreement m New Delhi, providing for $35,000,000 worth of United States aid for the development of India's road transport, cement and jute industries.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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506 1958-06-24 1 Anglo-American Intervention May Be Sought BEIRUT, June 23, (UPl)— Lebanese Prime Minister Sami Solh today accused Egypt and Syria of waging actual war against Lebanon and warned "the situation is deteriorating very rapidly." He said Lebanon "does not exclude" a call for Anglo-American military intervention m Lebanon if the United506 words
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Article54 1958-06-24 1 BANGKOK, June 23 (AFP) Nang Sunthawin Apaiwongse, wife of Democrat leader Kuang Apaiwongse, fell from a high rock while spending a week-end at Nangrong Falls at Nakom Nayoke Province near Bangkok. She was rescued by her companions within ten minutes, but she died later. She had54 words
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Article26 1958-06-24 1 A PHILIPPINE navy gunboat last night seized an Indonesian sailboat for alleged illegal entry into Philippine waters, Navy Headquarters announced m Manila. Reuter.26 words
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Article206 1958-06-24 1 MOSCOW, June 23 (Reuter) A crowd of young Russians, estimated at about 1,000-strong, stoned the West German Embassy m Moscow this afternoon. They hurled bricks, stones and bottles through windows. Over 30 windows were broken. The demonstrators threw ink bottles against the front of the206 words
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Article125 1958-06-24 1 $12 MILLION FIRE IN BELAWAN JAKARTA. June 23, (L.P.1.) Fire raged through warehouses and piers of the principal port of Belawan near Medan m North Sumatra destroying installations and goods valued at millions of dollars, it was announced last night. Radio Jakarta quoting an announcement by a military spokesman m125 words
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145 1958-06-24 1 Shell To Resume Operations In Borneo JAKARTA. June 23 (Reuter) —Shell Company announced today oil operations m East Borneo would resume as soon as possible. The company's refinery at Balik Papan and oilfields at Bunju and Tarakan were closed after rebel bombers attacked British ships m Balik Papan harbour at145 words
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Article23 1958-06-24 1 JAPAN'S National Coal Mine Workers Union yesterday ordered 31,000 men to go on strike today for an increase m fringe benefits.23 words
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Article184 1958-06-24 1 ORIZABA, Mexico, June 23 (UPI) A runaway passengei train plunged full speed down Maltrata mountain early on Sunday and ploughed into the Maltrata village station, killing an estimated 40 persons and injuring 80 others. Twenty bodies were recovered and rescue workers said at least184 words
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Article120 1958-06-24 1 HUNGARIAN LEADERS WERE SHOT BERLIN, June 23. (UPI) A Communist radio station said yesterday former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy and Major General Pal Maieter were executed my firing squads. It was the first announcement on how the leader of the 1956 Hungarian revolution were executed. An Hungarian announcement on their120 words
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Article32 1958-06-24 1 YUGOSLAVIA, protested t© Hungary yesterday against statements made by the Hungarian Justice Ministry m connection with the execution of Imre Nagy and his associate!, the Yugoslav pews aeencv. Tanjug. reported. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Advertisement255 1958-06-24 1 A INDUSTRIAL ENGINES 57 -405 B.H.P. The illustration above shows a Mifrlees TL.6. naturally aspirated, four stroke cycle, diesel enjine developing 315 k.h.p. at 600 r.p.m. DIESEL ALTERNATOR SETS 106-280 KW. A RANGE OF INDUSTRIAL. ENGINES 210-316 B.H.P. AT 600 R.P.M. AVAILABLE EX STOCK. <J/\|]KS> THAT U—^bWbMblb^bWbßblbMblbWb^b^bW NEVER NEEDS NEW255 words
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Article443 1958-06-24 2 Co-op Says: Lets I Have It Weekly I Or Fortnightly I ALL employers, including the Governments of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore, should be uiged o introduce weekly and bi-monthly wage payments, sil( j Mr. K. Ayadurai, Chairman of the Malayan Co-operative Wholesale Society, yesterday.443 words
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Article232 1958-06-24 2 Govt. To Get Ten Mansions Ong THE Mayor of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, yesterday said the City Council could lease ten "mansions" free of charge to the Government to accommodate tuberculosis patients. Mr. Ong said at present four houses m Tanglin, Adams Park, Swiss Cottage and Woodleigh Park had232 words
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Article32 1958-06-24 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The inquiry into the Raub Australian Gold Mine disaster m which 12 men were trapped and drowned will be held m the Raub Courthouse on June 30.32 words
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Article, Illustration388 1958-06-24 2 THE REME Dramatic Society's new play which; opened at the REME Theatre, Ayer Rajah Road, lastj night cannot fail to be a success. The play is a good one and the cast guarantees it. "Madam Tic-Tac" is the story of a blind and deaf womanJ.D.M. - 388 words
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114 1958-06-24 2 Algeria: Support Pledge By Malays KUALA LUMPUR. Mo n The Federation CSoi i will be asked to insti representative m the Ui Nations Organization, Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul I man to convey to the Assembly Malaya's m for the Algerian front i. struggle for indepenct This motion was mqusly114 words
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Article53 1958-06-24 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Assistant resettlement officers are the unhonoured and unsung heroes of the Emergency, declared Mr. D. P. Xavier, general secretary of the Federation Government Temporary Officers Union tonight. Mr. Xavier was addressing the second annual general meeting of the Union's Selangor branch as its53 words
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Article77 1958-06-24 2 PENANG. Mon. A series of daylight burglaries were reported here during the weekend while householders were away to see the Water Festival at Gurnev Drive and the fireworks display at the Esplanade. A nurses' hostel was broken into and four fountain pens belonging to a nurse,77 words
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Article, Illustration135 1958-06-24 2 AUSSIE HONOUR FOR SURGEON DR. Yeoh Ghim Seng, Professor of Surgery at the University of Malaya, ha s been elected the first Asian Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. This was announced by Mr. Douglas Miller, President of the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, m135 words
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Advertisement271 1958-06-24 2 NOTICE NASSIM COMPANY, LIMITED will sell by public auction on TUESDAY, Bth JULY, 1958 at 10-30 a.m. at Credit Foncier Store Dafne Street (via Siglap Road and Fidelio Street from East Coast Road) EARTH MOVING PLANT, EQUIPMENT TOOLS comprising: "CATERPILLAR" D 6, D 7 D 8 TRACTORS, two with front271 words
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Advertisement153 1958-06-24 2 TWO IMPORTANT INNOVATIONS I MS I FAR EAST ROUTES DJAKARTA and KUALA LUMPUR ■•CludM m B> InJonr*;. t SA$ ireisf t CO >o *> -.jt~' Bornru m,: this DOUGLAS OC-7C GLOtAI IXPSISS alw ok Seuthcrti too** TV "*M~ Rouii See your travel agent or SAS- General Agent* THE EAST ASIATIC153 words
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806 1958-06-24 3 June 24. 1958 In The Name Of Humanity' THE grim story of misrule, mob law and chaos during the recent racial riots m Ceylon is now being revealed to the world. The disclosures made at a mass meeting of Ceylon Tanttls m Kuala Lumpur last weekend806 words
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Article53 1958-06-24 3 HEAD OFFICE: 23. Lim Teck Km Road S'pore 2. PO Box No. 1563 Cables. "TICERNEWS" Tel: ***** (5 lines). All departments. KUALA LUMPUR: Ch.na Insurance Blclg.. 174, Batu Rd. Telephone ***** "»OH: 93. Cowan St. Tel: 3829 PENANC: 8. Letth St. Tel: 4055 MALACCA: 91-A. Bukit53 words
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741 1958-06-24 3 Colin Sinclair - Australian Government Plans Reforms Colin Sinclair By CANBERRA FRUSTRATED by recent Senate deadlocks which have prevented controversial legislation from being approved, the Federal Government is expected to ask the people to approve constitutional reforms limiting the powers of Australia's Upper House. The main function of the 60-member Senate is to741 words
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Article, Illustration339 1958-06-24 3 Sir— The present system of Government Stenographers' Examination m the Federation of Malaya is peculiar to the country It is a universally recognised fact that a qualified stenographer should have good standard m English, thorough knowledge m the principles of shorthand, neatness and accuracy m shorthand outlines, capacity339 words
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Article1432 1958-06-24 3 IVOR BROWN - IVOR BROWN By LONDON NEW feature of British life has been the awakening of British industry to the fact that education may be worth paying for. It does not wait only for the Government to spend on the improvement of old colleges and the foundation of new.1,432 words
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Article, Illustration22 1958-06-24 3 "WetU Comrade Kadar, you're given them a fair trial and you can always apologise to their widows later on*~as we've done before22 words
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Advertisement60 1958-06-24 3 Did you know... >V /w^ 1 O^ The grape is the oldest of all cultivated fruits. It has provided man with both food and drink for over si x thousand years. SOUP-BRBf 1 <r^ >( r y them I 8 delicious varieties, foil-packed for flavour -freshnesi CHICKEN BEEF MUSHROOM TOMATO60 words
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Article137 1958-06-24 4 Bomber Boys Go On Last Parade THE Commander-in-Chief. Far East Air Force. Air Marshal the Earl of Bandon. will take the salute at the final parade of the Australian No. 1 Lincoln Bomber Squadron at R.A.F. Station. Tengah, Singapore, tomorrow at 8.15 a.m. The squadron is returning to Australia next137 words
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Article99 1958-06-24 4 A 51-year-old woman. Chow Choy Yee. finding her life's savings of $890 missing from her purse one morning, suspected that the thief was her neighbour. The neighbour, Syn Choy Quai, was arrested and charged with the theft. He pleaded guilty yesterday before the Singapore Third99 words
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Article, Illustration409 1958-06-24 4 Experts Here To Start Colony's Big X-Ray Plan THE Singapore Government's $350,000 campaign to X-ray the population m the first phase of its antituberculosis campaign will be a flop if the public do not co-operate. This was stated by Dr. Cotter Harvey, a leading tuberculosis409 words
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Article146 1958-06-24 4 THE m.v. Tjiluwah of the Royal Interocean Lines, which used to call at Jakarta regularly, is skipping that port. Yesterday, the Tjiluwah sailed from Singapore with only 164 passengers from the Colony for Hongkong. Normally she would have collected a large complement of passengers146 words
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Article47 1958-06-24 4 WEE LOCK Chin was yesterday charged m a Singapoie Court with stealing properly worth $2 from Chai Ching Fatt at East Coast Road last Saturday. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed $250 bail until June 30 when the case will again be mentioned.47 words
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Article23 1958-06-24 4 DR. HARVEY (left), is seen with Dr. Smith and another member of the Australian team, Dr. C. Rubenstein. Sta ndardpic.23 words
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Article121 1958-06-24 4 STB And Union Hold Pay Talks NEGOTIATIONS between the Singapore Telephone Board and its Employees' Union on the latter's demands for general wage increase and improved conditions of service started yesterday. A joint statement issued by the negotiating parties after the talks yesterday said: "In today's discussions, the union clarified121 words
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Article, Illustration92 1958-06-24 4 WORLD-FAMOUS cellist Gaspar Cassado arrived m Singapore yesterday by P.A.A. with a 150-year-old cello. Mr. Cassado will play th's cello at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow night at 8.45 p.m. His accompanist is Mr. Helmut Barth. Said the 61 -year-old Spanish cellist, who was92 words
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154 1958-06-24 4 RAJAH MOHAMED bin Abdul Karim, 25. was yesterday found guilty en a charge of possessing an offensive weapon a knuckle-duster— n Cook Street, on May 6. The Magistrate, Mr. S. K. Lee, postponed sentence till July 7, pending a report on the suitability for Rajah154 words
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Article65 1958-06-24 4 TUAN Haji Ismail bin Che* Lee, a member of the Singa- por c Public Services Com- i mission, died m the General Hospital last Saturday. Haji Ismail was appointed to the P.S.C. m January last year. He joined the Singapore Government Service as a clerk m 1918,65 words
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Article57 1958-06-24 4 CHEN TAO BAR was yesler- i da y remanded by a Singapore Magistrate's Court after a charge of attempted armed robbery was read out and explained to him. It was alleged that Chen attempted to rob Aw Ah Oi, 62, of property while armed with a57 words
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378 1958-06-24 4 SINGAPORE Coroner Mr. Giam Chong Hing yesterday returned a verdict of suicide at the conclusion of an inquest into the death of a Police Inspector, Daniel Matthew Ayadurai, 28, whose body was found m the compound of his sister's house at Truro Road on378 words
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327 1958-06-24 4 Detective Caught In Police Trap, Court Told A DETECTIVE. T Koon, 27, was charged m the S■• Second District Cou extorting from a hand car dealer. X Yong, by putting fear of being anesied February' 4. He pic not guilty. The dealer, visited his honu on January 31, ed that327 words
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131 1958-06-24 4 THE long arm of the law yesterday reached three men wanted for the kidnap of a scrap iron dealer 11 Anril 1Q57 The dealer, Mr. Ng Hee Huat alias Ah Kow. 25. was kidnapped while returning to his home m Sembawang Road after attending a131 words
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Article40 1958-06-24 4 HONGKONG, June 23 Special Standard Service: 1 Closing rices of the Hong- 1 kong Exchange were: $16.08 to £1 Sterling $5.***** to i US$l; $1.85 to Malayan $1; $0.08 to one Indonesian RuRupiah; Gold $252,375 to a taeL40 words
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Article148 1958-06-24 4 'Where Is The Flag Of Malaya?' A REPRESENTATIVE of the Federation of Malaya. Mr. Balwant Singh, asked the Chairman of the All-Malayan Co-operative Conference m Singapore yesterday: "Why Is not the flag of my country, which is independent today, displayed at the conierence?" Mr. Singh, speaking visible emotion, said: "I148 words
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Article68 1958-06-24 4 THE following were successful at the r< Trinity Bar examination m Singapore MESSRS. C.P.C.T. Cheng and R. Kishan (Roman 1 Third Class); R. Kishai stitutional Law and L< History and the Law of Contract and Tort. Third Cia T. J. Lim and D. V T« (The68 words
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Advertisement229 1958-06-24 4 <•" .^BS^^ /A <& Vi //Zy/W\. The most important event m 1957 was no doubt the USSR's launching of the first sputnik, on 4th October. This historical fact will remain forever m the memory of the future generations as man's biggest conquest of science. The realization of this artificial planet229 words
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Article, Illustration111 1958-06-24 5 THE new Indian High Commissioner m Malaya. Mr. S. K. Banerji. will arrive m Penang tomorrow. Oxford educated Mr. Banerji joined the Indian Foreign Service m 1947 and was appointed First Secretary and Charge d' Affaires m the Indian Embassy m Teheran. Later, he was aprointed Deputy111 words
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Article145 1958-06-24 5 'Industrial Peace Essential' INDUSTRIAL peace m Singapore is essential to its economic security, the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Lim said that to maintain this peace. Government was looking very closely into the present local industrial unrest and was "very concerned" about it. At145 words
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Article193 1958-06-24 5 24,000 CHILDREN HAVE REGISTERED THE Ministry of Education yesterday announced that nearly 24,000 children had been registered for admission to Primary One m Singapore Government English Schools next year. No registration will take place on Saturday, which is a bank and public holiday. The last day for registration is July193 words
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Article33 1958-06-24 5 LOUISVILLE. Kentucky, June 23 (Reuter)— The 72--year-old grandfather of Rock 'N' Roll singer Elvis Presley has signed a contract with a record company to sing songs he learned as a boy.33 words
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Article122 1958-06-24 5 A recruiting team of the r Force (Malay) will be at the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur, from July 14 to 16 to interview and select candidates for enlistment m Royal roc (Malaya). The team will recruit men vacancies for airframe mechanics, motor transport drivers, parachute122 words
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Article128 1958-06-24 5 'PARAGON DEBTS TOTAL £209,217' LONDON, June 23 (Reuter) The senior Official Receiver reported at London Bankruptcy Court today that liabilities of Paragon Holdings Limited, amounted to £209.217, including £197,310 to subsidiaries. The Official Receiver. Mr. F. M. Collins, was making a statement to the first meeting of creditors of the128 words
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Article, Illustration444 1958-06-24 5 Man Shot After Bankers Kidnap, Court Is Told SINGAPORE Police shot at and wounded a man eight minutes after receiving a message that millionaire banker, Mi. Ng Sen Choy, had been kidnapped, the Assize Court was told yesterday. This was stated at the re-trial of Lee444 words
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Article40 1958-06-24 5 THE Royal Air Force m Singapore is taking up road safety measures for children. Corporal Mohamed Zain, R.A.F. Malayan Auxiliary Police, is seen controlling traffic outside the R.A.F. Changi School to ensure safe crossing for students.40 words
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77 1958-06-24 5 Constitution Is Awaiting Passing Of Bill THE Singapore Constitution will be made public when the British Government passes a Bill creating the State of Singapore, the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock told The Standard yesterday. The act of Parliament would enable the Queen to issue the Orders-in-Council, Mr. Lim77 words
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Article203 1958-06-24 5 THIRTY of the 65 employees of Messrs. Hup Cheong, a furniture manufacturing company m Singapore, yesterday responded to a call by the Wood Workers' Union to stage a strike m protest against the management's refusal to recognize the Union. While the 30, who are members203 words
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153 1958-06-24 5 'No Faith' Official Wants To Quit PENANG, Mon. Secretary of the Kampong Makam UMNO youth movement, Tuan Syed Hassan bin Yahaya, today announced that he would shortly resign from tht organization because he had "no faith m the UMNO." His decision follows a dispute between him the Penang UMNO Divisional153 words
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193 1958-06-24 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Contractors have decided to abandon night work on the Kuala Lumpur main sewer because of assaults on their labourers, the Public Works committee of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council has been informed. The firm of consulting engineers m charge193 words
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237 1958-06-24 5 'SECURITY LAW WILL NOT BE REPEALED' SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told The Standard yesterday that if the Public Preservation Security Ordinance were to be brought up for review at present, his Government would rot repeal it. "Today the situation has not eased to an extent where it237 words
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112 1958-06-24 5 400 Workers Plan Go-Slow At Stanvac MORE than 400 employees of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company m Singapore will start a go-slow today as a protest against what they claimed was the management's refusal to re-instate a worker who had been dismissed m 1956. The workers who are members of112 words
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170 1958-06-24 5 SEREMBAN, Mon. The Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. today visited the site of the proposed Malay Co-operative petrol pump and service station at Rahang, Seremban. The Minister was accompanied by the Assistant Commissioner of the Co-opera-tive Department, Tuan Haji Rauf, and the170 words
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Advertisement96 1958-06-24 5 BIRTHDAY THAT COMES ONCE A YEAR Ist ANNIVERSARY PRICES SLASHED BELOW COST SLACKS 22 Colours Size 22 to 30 $5-80 each JEANS .18 Colours Size 22 to 30 $4*50 each BLOUSES 22 Colours Size 30 to 38 $3.00 each SHORTS 18 Styles Size 22 to 30 $3-80 each SLIPS 1296 words
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Advertisement452 1958-06-24 5 Ah Lim was x£ $b ■GRAY" I^l Tired, worn out, listless. ,y^) He lacked strength, energy. Sleep /l never came and life was drab! s\\ vA^vitl (Ah Lhn had "GS. VST^ U Up 1%- "P w q| lfc I?V# Ah Lim IS S-'^m fe GAY I He's full of pep,452 words
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Article247 1958-06-24 6 Expert Checks On Instrument At Cathedral THE electrically-operated organs are better than the mechanical pneumatic ones for churches m the tropics. This was the opinion of an organ expert from London, Mr. Raymond Greaves. He said yesterday that, m pneumatic organs there are a lot of leather247 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-06-24 6 TUAN Syed Hussain Shahbudin, a protocol officer m the Federation's External Affairs Ministry left for England for further studies on Saturday. Tuan Syed Hussain, a son-in-law of the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, will take up economics m the London University for three years. Standardpic by FAH.50 words
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Article, Illustration103 1958-06-24 6 Govt. Grant Of $4,000 For Malay Classes PENANG, Mon. Government has made a grant of $4,000 for Malay classes to be set up for Government servants, the Chief Minister Mr. Wong Pow Nee, told a Press conference today. The classes were managed by a joint committee of the Junior Civil103 words
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257 1958-06-24 6 TWO GOVT. MEN WILL CONTEST ELECTIONS TWO senior Singapore officers will resign their posts to contest the general elections on the Peoples' Action Party ticket. The Standard was told yesterday. They are expected to ask Government to relieve them irom service some time m July. The Standard understands the P.A.P.257 words
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Article49 1958-06-24 6 SINGAPORE'S Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, In his capacity as chairman of the Labour Front Kallang Branch (formerly Whampoa Branch) will hold regular "Meet-the-Peopie" sessions every Friday from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m., beginning July 4. at the premises of the Branch At 126. Balestier Road.49 words
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104 1958-06-24 6 'Problem Is One Of Not Enough Jobs' THE problem m Singapore today is not unemployment but under-employment. the Minister for Labour and Welfare, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told The Standard yesterday. "We have to see that the people earn their wases more regularly and earn more mone^." Mr. Lim said.104 words
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Article, Illustration38 1958-06-24 6 THE General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District, Major(ieneraJ C. L. Richardson, yesterday paid a courtesy call on Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Standardpic shows the GOC shaking hands with the Chief Minister.38 words
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287 1958-06-24 6 MR. DAVID MARSHALL, who is appearing on behalf of a labourer m the Singapore Criminal Court of Appeal, yesterday submitted 20 grounds for his appeal against the death sentence The labourer. Ng Thicn Chwee was sentenced to death m the April Assizes for the287 words
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Article, Illustration45 1958-06-24 6 MEMBERS of the Sclan-ior Red Cross Society inspects a helicopter at the "At Home" of the British Military Hospital m Kinrara. near Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday morning. More than 500 guests attended the open house, an annual affair. Standardpic by FAH.45 words
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Article145 1958-06-24 6 IPOH, Mon— Yon* Ah Keong, 52. and his son, Yong Ah Leow. 23. were today remanded m custody for a week, following an application by the prosecuting officer, ASP Wong Sz e Kirn m the Magistrate's Court today before Tenglcu Ahmad Rithaudeen. Yong and his son145 words
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Article42 1958-06-24 6 A TWO-AND-A-HALF yearold boy, Phua Kiah Hock, who was missing from his house m Tampenis yesterday, was later found dead m a 12--foot deep well, by his mother He is believed to have accidently fallen into the well.42 words
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259 1958-06-24 6 FIRST CLUBHOUSE FOR WOMEN TO COST $50,000 SINGAPORE'S first clubhouse, exclusively for wamen, will be opened m September m Moulmein Road, when the new $50,000 Kamala Club is completed some time m August, the building committee chairman, Mrs. Mary Lobo, told The Standard yesterday. A final fund-raising effort will be259 words
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241 1958-06-24 6 Councillor Sued, Did Not Turn Up In Court PENANG, Mon.-The pro. prietor of Burma ding Co., A. M. Abu was accused by a W. A. Chandler m th< Court today of haw. "considerable irres;>in the payment of a d< Mr. Chandler appear, the plaintiff company ence Hailey Ltd., m ment241 words
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Article88 1958-06-24 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation's Director of Museums and Keeper of National Records, Mr. M.C. ff Sheppard will be leaving for Rhodesia to study the archives there. He will be leaving for London on July 5 where he will spend two weeks studying the London Public88 words
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Article, Illustration362 1958-06-24 7 Lim Pledges Equal Treatment For All SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday gave an assurance to Chinese school students that government would give parity to all forms of education m the Colony. Mr. Lim was replying to questions put to him by students of362 words
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Article152 1958-06-24 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Bayers Sellers Spot 74S 75J R.S.S. No 1 74j 75 (August) 74| 74* R.S.S. No. 2 73 73i R.S.S. No. 3 65i 65i Tone: Quietly steady. The price of tin m Singapore yesterday was $370 (unchanged). LONDON152 words
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Article148 1958-06-24 7 CHANCE TO LEARN A LANGUAGE RESIDENTS of Tiong Bahru m Singapore may have an opportunity to learn English. Malay or Mandarin m the evenings, if sufficient support is forthcoming. Announcing this yesterday, chairman of the Tiong Bahru Community Centre, Mr. William Tan. said that the Adult Education Council had agreed148 words
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102 1958-06-24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Twelve-year-old Wong Chong Yit today escaped death when a locomotive engine knocked her down at Anson Road. Wong was taking the double crossing while on her way to the railway canteen. The section superintendent. Mr J. Wijesuria. told The Standard that102 words
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Article76 1958-06-24 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A patrol of the 2/10 Gurkha Rifles were fired on by a Communist terrorist sentry m the Penggarang Area of Johore yesterday. The patrol fired x ack at the three figures they saw and charged but the terrorists fled. A resting place was76 words
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Article30 1958-06-24 7 CHIEF Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, (seated centre) is seen with students of the Nan Cbiau Girls' School during a visit to his office yesterday. Standardpic.30 words
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Article175 1958-06-24 7 AN educationist from the largest private educational establishment m the southern hemisphere will arrive to I day SingaP re by Qantas He is Mr. William M. Power, founder of the Power Coaching College which has a total of 18 colleges m A^lia, with more g175 words
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219 1958-06-24 7 'Doing What You Like Is Not Democracy' GOOD government is not only a matter of the head but also of the heart, said the Singapore Director cf Information Services, Mr. G. G. Thomson, when he addressed more than 40 girls from the Nan Chiau Girls' School yesterday. Mr. Thomson said219 words
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Article222 1958-06-24 7 MONEY was the be-all and end-all of co-operative education and consequently of co-operative expansion both m Malaya and Singapore, said Inche Abdul Majid, Principal of the Co-operative College yesterday. Inche Abdul Majid, who was speaking on the need for cooperative societies to give a222 words
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101 1958-06-24 7 39-Hour Week For Front's Central Office THE staff of the Singapore Labour Front's Central Office at No. 3. De Souza Street, will observe a 39-hour week from tomorrow. Working hours from Monday to Friday will be from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. with a twohour break for lunch, and on101 words
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Article41 1958-06-24 7 N. BALAKRISHNAN, who pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempting to extort $5 from Krishnan Sabastian by putting him m fear of assault at West Hill Road on June 20, was yesterday allowed bail by a Singapore Court.41 words
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Advertisement426 1958-06-24 7 TODAY Tomorrow I 11, 1.45, 4 6.30 only m. w y.-«« m -UNFORGEnABLE NIGHT" (M) I OnStagv Tonight A Tomorrow fK.JOpm |j I Miss SINGAPORE CONTEST (Sow out) Definitely XO Cameras I PE NS "PARK HHIinAY" Teihnirama ffi I/U\IJ nULIU.'AI Technicolor (I. ffi jj. boo HOPE FERXANDEL Anita EKBKRG Martha426 words
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Advertisement383 1958-06-24 7 W NOW showing! 11 a.m. -I 45-4 15-6.45 A. 9.50 pm. AfTf FIN 11 rt I <^C MEL FERRER *M* AiKl*«l COLOR (FOX) J^ •^C <^—. W J| *lT 11 *.m. -1.45-4 15-45.45 9.M pm. kj SEASON CONTINUES AT NEW ALHAMBBA TOMORROW HENRY FONDA "THE TIN STAR PABAMOtNT^T Please note383 words
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Miscellaneous347 1958-06-24 7 Singapore Police Band: Concert K. <^*7aT*J^HV1 Fil *i.TA at Kin S George V Park 5.30 p m. k^ P J T-l l^ I Health Education Council: Health Education Course for Singapore The Independent Missionary Move- teachers: At Serangoon Garden ment- Free film show at Tan North School by Dr. Mrs.347 words
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Miscellaneous237 1958-06-24 7 p.m Music with your Makan. 3.57-4.20 English Schools Broadcaste. 6.45 Lights on for the evening programme summary a tune or two before the news. 6.54 Singapore Share Market report and National announcement. 7 p.m Time Signal and News, 7.10 News Talk. 7 15 Music Magazine, 7.30 A Case for Dr237 words
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Miscellaneous219 1958-06-24 7 v. New Zealand Second Test Match at Lord's. Commentaries and summaries by Rex Alston. John Arlott, Norman Yardley and F. R. Brown on the fifth and last day'6 play; 8.05 app Ulster Magazine A programme for Ulster people overseas, including 'The News From Home,' A Sports Report." topical talks and219 words
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Advertisement868 1958-06-24 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. tt#: *****/6. *****/4 132/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE T» Mafttu, Montreal, Boston, New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia Cult Ports. Spore P. S ham Penang TEUCER 111 iII i hi hi 3/9 Ami 10 Aur IS/16 Ami lUMAEUS 17/25 Oct 26 Oct 27/28868 words
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Advertisement1167 1958-06-24 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated m bmgaoore) (12 lines) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE EJ SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (Via Sues with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape ot1,167 words
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Advertisement644 1958-06-24 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS Soilings tor Aden. Port Soid Genoa. Antwerp Rotterdam, Hamburg. Bremen. Copenhagen. Gothenburg Oslo. S'oore P Shorn Penang BOGOTA' 25/26 June 27/27Jun« 28 29j un Calling Beyrouth, Korishamn Gdynia. "MANCHURIA" mm wm n/m* "MEONIA" 23/24 July 25 26 j M "BOMA" 28 20 July 31/1 Aug OUTWARD644 words
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90 1958-06-24 9 Malaya's Foreign Trade Up By $16.3m TOTAL Malayan foreign i trade last month amounted I to $689,000,000, a rise of $16.--300.000 over the total for the previous month of $672;700,--000. The figures represent trade of both Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. Malaya's total trade In January this year amounted90 words
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Article, Illustration16 1958-06-24 9 THE $1,250,000 supermarket of Fitzpatrick's m Orchard Road, Singapore, which will open for business next month.16 words
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Article124 1958-06-24 9 SINGAPORE rubber price closed unchanged yesterday at 74J cents per lb. for international first grade July shipment. Opening at around previous levels, the market ruled quiet with the volume of business small. Interest In lower sheet was confined mainly to ribbed smoked sheet threes and fours. In124 words
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Article44 1958-06-24 9 THAILAND'S 1957-58 rice crop is now believed to be at least 10 per cent that of 1956--57, according to trade sources. The harvest, based on this estimate, would be 16,500.000,--000 pounds of rough rice, compared with 18,340.000,000 pounds m 1956-57.44 words
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Article56 1958-06-24 9 INDUSTRIALS were steady while tins and rubbers were quiet m the Malayan share market yesterday. A small turnover was reported. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Gammon 1.99 2.04 H'kong S'hai (H'kongreg.) 420.00 440.00 Spore Cold Storage 0.82 0.86 xd Straits Times 1.6456 words
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Article194 1958-06-24 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Gammon $2: Hammer $1.52| odd lot; H. Waugh $1-30 One overnight); Hongkong Ban* $429; M. Breweries debenture 82-ic; M. Cement $1.33 (over night); M. Colls. 76c. 75c; M Box $1.74 (overnight imme diate). $1.72 i and $1.72 cd, $1.62194 words
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Article344 1958-06-24 9 SINGAPORE is to have her first supermarket (modern self-service store), when Fitzpatrick's Food Supplies (F.E.) Ltd., open for business m their new $1,250,000 air-conditioned premises m Orchard Road, next month. In keeping with the world's most modern shop developments, the new building is designed entirely344 words
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Article73 1958-06-24 9 SHIPMENTS of 1958-pack Australian dried vine-fruits to the United Kingdom began m April and are expected to continue at the rate of about 5,500 tons monthly until September. According to Australian sources, there is resistance on the U.K. market to the level of prices which prevailed73 words
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Article71 1958-06-24 9 Union Insur (New) 40.50 41.50 MININGS Hong Fatt 0.43 0.46 Petaling 1.42 147 Puket 4/- 5/S Malayan 7/9 8/3 Talam ($1 stock) 1.30 1.40 Tekka (12s. 6d.) 2/3 3/6 xcr Temoh 4/6 5/6 LOCAL RUBBERS Ayer Hitam 1.50 180 Batu Lintang 1.43 1.53 Borelli 2.05 2.1071 words
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Article95 1958-06-24 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: copra June/July U.K Continent $31 buyers $31$ sellers coconut oil m bulk $47 sellers; m drums $50$ sellers: Muntok white Deppe* $126 sellers; Sarawak white $125 sellers; Special Sarawak black $70. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair95 words
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Article22 1958-06-24 9 AUSTRALIA produced a r« cord 19.214 short tons of whal oil last year. In 1956. produc tion was 19,096 tons.22 words
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Article188 1958-06-24 9 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Kalokoe. Helikon, Tong Soon, Rusa, Cedar, Clan Macbnde. Oulida. Torri. Ringhorn. Theta Star, Java, San Carlos. Gordian. Ldia, Armonia, Pilot Gamier. Angkorwat, Bakongan, Van Cloon, Everglory. Julius Fucik. Breconshire. Dilwara, San Eduardo, Pres Pierce, Waibalong. Wesserstein, Herta Maersk, Steel Architect, Sabang. El Brenon, Oceanic Reliance,188 words
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Article137 1958-06-24 9 ELECTRIC currents flowing from old railway lines will protect a mile-long underwater pipeline, (an artery for a new A£16,000,000 refinery at Adelaide, South Australia) from corrosion by sea-water. The pipeline, m St. Vincent Gulf, will convey 5,000 tons of crude oil an hour from a tanker,137 words
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Article, Illustration271 1958-06-24 9 FALL IN COLONY'S $38 MIL. TRADE IN WATCHES Finance And Commerce THE $38,00a000-a-yeor watch trade In Singapore is experiencing "hard times/ according to president of the Chinese Watch Traders and Employees Association, Mr. Fong Thim Lock. Mr. Fong said currently there is a glut m watcne* m the Singapore market.271 words
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142 1958-06-24 9 Plan To Modernise Britain's Airways A £5,000,000 five-year plan to modernise Britain's national airways was recently announced m London by the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation. The plan, which will be started this year, involves four new long range radar stations at strategic? points one m South-East England, one142 words
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Article45 1958-06-24 9 MILFORD HAVEN. Wales, June 23 (Reuter).— The construction of an £18.000.000 oil refinery and marine installation near here is to begin at once, The Esso Petroleum company announced. The refinery is planned initially to process 4,500,000 tons of crude oil a year.45 words
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Article91 1958-06-24 9 A REGIONAL meeting on the development of pulp and paper will be held m Tokyo next year, under the joint sponsorship of the Food and Agriculture Organization and the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and th« Far East. The meeting will gauge the possibilities91 words
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Article100 1958-06-24 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: New York: buying. T.T. 32-13/16, O.D 32-15/16. 90 days airmail 33 credit bills, 33-1/16 trade bills Canada: buying. T.T. 31-5/8. O.D. 31-3 4. 90 days airmail 32-1/16 credit bills, 32-3/16 trade bills. Selling.100 words
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Article86 1958-06-24 9 ALOR STAR, Mon.— Kedah State Secretary, Inche Azmi bin Haji Ahmad, has urged padi planters in> the State to grow more rice. Padi planters m this Stat« could play a big part m making Malaya self-sufficient m food, Inche Azmi said at the opening of the86 words
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Advertisement350 1958-06-24 9 I ROAM EI? I I I II L I i|i|i|i|'| j 387ooopieces ioo°/o waterproof Roamer watches have '!>|i!i!'!'!C'!>!> been sold during 1956 tt |'!'!'!'!'!'l!'!'l Hen are advantages ''''''I'i'i'i'i'i'l 1 00 waterproof; tested to o ,J a JJi XyX* depth of 100 metres under H M"«sfii'i 55 water (10 atmospheres), I!S'"8"'350 words
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Advertisement57 1958-06-24 9 entirely IB VAUXHALL t^T*7^«J'* l>^ llir I|lirT>|l|g^ ||ll|n^*'^ r w »m| W^B 3EK3C P r ii P^^ «nd the ever popular VICTOR See them »t: SINGAPORE MALACCA /fCT" "**^*V SEREMBAN KUALA LUMPUR IPOH BUTTERWORTH PENANG KUALA BELAIT JESSELTON KUCHING J|^VO^>^ \J^JTCnfMVd MOTOR COMPANY LTO. SINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMfUt tIPRISINTCD lUtWNlll57 words
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Article, Illustration151 1958-06-24 10 LITTLE Melanie Sumitradevi, daughter of Mr. and < Mrs. Lionel Proctor celebrated her second birthday with j a tea party for her friends and relatives at her home at < Batu Tiga Road, Klang, last Tuesday. She is seen here cutting her "Piano" birthday cake made151 words
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Article, Illustration73 1958-06-24 10 Penang's Dragon Boat Festival The Dragon boat (above) with "Chew Clansmen' as the crew, won the Festival Dragon Boat race m the sea off Gurney Drive, Penang, last Saturday afternoon. Right: Two views of the thousands who stood on the beach at Gumey Drive, to watch this year's water festival.73 words
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Advertisement60 1958-06-24 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products Balashin Sai In The "New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL J sieiiCOMlNG!...iiii» J l"in l IHli!H:M^I, i mil:l'l'fl MiJtliMMMiMiMmLmm t f UNPARALLELED IN ITS REALISM! ■X UNMATCHED60 words
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Article20 1958-06-24 11 ILeow Kirn Fatt 9 coach of the last VICTORIOUS Thomas Cup team, writes this letter to the Sports Editor:20 words
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Article, Illustration792 1958-06-24 11 THE PUBLIC WANT AN INQUIRY Were Officials Blind To Comings Goings At Mt Pleasant? MUCH have been written on the loss of the Thomas Cup and the public who contributed m no small measure financially to the successful running of the series of games have had a chance to vent792 words
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417 1958-06-24 11 U rites S. A. Durai, Malaya's one-time 'great*, now a BAM coach for Singapore and other affiliate*. Sir. During the past few days, badminton fans had been freely expressing their feelings on the defeat of the Malayans m the Thomas Cup, and Mr. Heah's speec^i.417 words
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Article39 1958-06-24 11 PROUD MOMENT DJAKARTA: Tan Joe Hock waved jubilantly as the entire team stood on a platjorm built at Kei majoran Airport. The speech of welcome was made by Abdul Wahab. ber of the Indonesian ■n pic Committee. UPI. Photo.39 words
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Article120 1958-06-24 11 Sir. The tragedy lies not somuch as m Mr. Heah's bitter outburst but rather m the fact that the Malayans conceded defeat without a struggle A* I had witnessed the whole series I can safely vouch that the Malayans could have retained the cup if only120 words
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Article, Illustration398 1958-06-24 11 Sir;— lt is really shocking to see how Malaya, after holding the Thomas Cup for nine years, should lose it so easily now. after so much had been said that Malaya could, at least, win five of the nine sets. Instead w e lost398 words
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140 1958-06-24 11 TURIN, June 23, (Reuter).— Juventus, the Italian first division football club, have no intention of letting John Charles, their star Welsh centre-for-ward, go when his contract expires next year, the Club's vice-president Remo Giordanetti said yesterday. Commenting on a report m an English140 words
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Article, Illustration16 1958-06-24 11 Thailand's Charoen Watanasin with his cups after winning the men's singles and the men's doubles titles.16 words
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Article191 1958-06-24 11 PENANG. Mon. The Sin Haw Badminton Party here, which first met the present Thailand Thomas Cup team m Bangkok when badminton was still m its infancy m Thailand, played hosts to the Thomas Cuppers of the various nations at an informal luncheon party at the Bungab191 words
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Article122 1958-06-24 11 MILAN, June 23 (ReuteD— Sedan, winner of the Italian Derby last month, completed a great double yesterday by scoring a two-length win m the 15,750,000 lire (£9,000 sterling) Grand Prix of Italy, run over a mile and a half on the San Siro track122 words
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344 1958-06-24 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Matches dates, and times of play for the Selangor International Gold Cup championship to b e played at the Selangor Badminton Association hall here from June 26 to 29 is as follows: Thursday, June 26: Session 1 from 2 p.m. 4344 words
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Article693 1958-06-24 11 Another Blow To Malaya's Prestige Says LEONG HEW MENG PENANG, Mon. Malayan badminton, already reeling under the Indonesian barrage delivered a week ago, received ttie knock-out punch from Thailand at the conclusion of the 1958 Malayan international open badminton championships here yesterday. The 'students'693 words
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Article227 1958-06-24 11 40 Base Workshop. RtMb, beat Headquarters, Singapore Base District, by two goals to one m the Singapore Base District Div. 1 league soccer competition at Fort Canning yesterday. Workshops victory was due to the good effort of inside right Ken Hogg, who scored both goals227 words
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Article56 1958-06-24 11 KLUANG, Mon.— Kluang Telecoms won the Sr. Johore Telecoms Official Shield soccer tournament played at Batu Pahat on June 21 and 22. In the final they beat Johore Bahru-Mersing District by three goals to one. G. Sam, Lawrence and Haron netted for Kluang District, while Abdullah scored the56 words
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Advertisement69 1958-06-24 11 mnrby B^ \gMnJ j I^. (7 POUND OF CADBURYS I I DAIRY MILK I X\r^/ CHOCOLATE y Look for the Purple and Gold Label 'mmrm v i w M iM|^^Mg| Special Scotland S m fl Yard Snort m V CT a-i-*.^ "Persons S r rt UNKNOWN** 9 S B^r**« JAMtt69 words
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Article168 1958-06-24 12 C. Thuraisingam of Ceylon Sports Club, who captained the last two Singapore Cricket Association teams, has been chosen to lead Singapore against the Federation of Malaya m their annual cricket 'Test' on the Padang on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The players selected by the SCA168 words
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Article32 1958-06-24 12 HONGKONG. June 23. (Reulonesian Asian Games football team today drew South China team 2-2 m the first of two exhibition games here after leading 1-0 m the first half32 words
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489 1958-06-24 12 STOCKHOLM, June 23 (Renter)— The 1958 World Soccer Cup nears its climax tomorrow evening when Sweden meet Western Germany, the holders. In one semi-final m Gothenburg, and France meet Brazil m the other m the Raasunda Stadium here. Capacity crowds of more than 50.000489 words
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Article71 1958-06-24 12 LONDON, June 23 (Reuter) Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign secretary, was today made the I,oooth member of the Golf Society of Great Britain. To mark the occasion he was presented with a golf club at a special luncheon given m his honour. Mr. Lloyd recently said71 words
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804 1958-06-24 12 F.E.A.F. CRICKET VICTORY IN JESSELTON Fine Reception For The Visiting Airmen By KEN LUND HOSPITALITY and cricket go hand m hand m British North Borneo. A Far East Air Force team returned to Changi yesterday morning, having beaten the Jesselton Sports Club by 69 runs m a weekend match, and804 words
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Article, Illustration68 1958-06-24 12 MISS Prataung Pattapongse of Thailand (left) about to receive the cup after tcining the women's singles title m the Malayan Open International Badminton Championships at the Han Chiang High School Hall Penang on Sunday, June 22. In the centre is the Yang di-Pertuan Agong68 words
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141 1958-06-24 12 Soviet Soccer Star Faces Rape Charge MOSCOW, June 23. (AFP).— The Soviet international footballer Edward Streltzov is to appear m court shortly charged with raping a young girl "Komosomolskaya Pravda" revealed yesterday. Streltzov, centreforward m the torpedo team, was to have played m the World Cup matches m Sweden but141 words
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Article143 1958-06-24 12 'Shocking' Wallabies Selection SYDNEY, June 23. (Reuter) The Australian Rugby Union selectors have shocked fans here by sacking Wallaby captain Bob Davidson from the team to play the touring New Zealand Maoris side m the second Test next Saturday. Also dropped are Wallaby centre pair, Jim Lenehan and Rod Phelps.143 words
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Article69 1958-06-24 12 VIENNA, June 23, (Reuter) Yolanda Balas, of Rumania, yesterday broke the women's world high jump record by clearing 1.80 metres (sft 10J ins) at an athletics meeting m Bucharest, according to Bucharest Radio last night. Miss Balas jumped 1.78 metres (sft 10 m) earlier this month,69 words
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84 1958-06-24 12 Lester Piggott Finishes Down The Course HAMBURG, June 23 (Reuter) Wildrer, owned by the Ravensberg Stud. Westphalia, won the German Derby by a neck here yesterday. Jockey W. Gassmann brought the colt with a devastating late run to snatch the lead from Ozean, ridden by champion German jockey H. Bollow.84 words
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272 1958-06-24 12 MELBOURNE, June 23, (Reuter).— A rule taking away from the referee the power to stop a fight because of an eye. mouth or other head cut. has been adopted for future Australian fights. The rule has been set up by Stadiums Ltd. and272 words
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Article41 1958-06-24 12 CROUCHING low across the handlebar. Alwi Ahmad surges towards the finishing line to win the one mile cycle race (open) during the Selangor Amateur Association meet held at the Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, last week. Standardpi; by FAH.41 words
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Article50 1958-06-24 12 A league soccer corr C for the Mayor's Cup w. j soon at Farrer Park O sers are the Parks and I reatio/i branch, of the C Architects department. Any team may enter competition, but players r gistered with S.A.F.A lea teams, will not be eligible play.50 words
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271 1958-06-24 12 Rain Holds Up Play At Wimbledon LONDON, June 23 (Reuter) A heavy rainshower I inteirupted play 50 minutes after the start of the 1951 I Wimbledon lawn tennis championships here today. Spectators on the outside court* scurried for shelter while groundsmen pulled271 words
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Article55 1958-06-24 12 LOS ANGELES June (AP)— The Amateur Ath;> Union selected the following athletes for the U.S. U invited to visit Japan I summer: Dee Givens. Jack Wilcox, Jerome Walters, Richard Howard. Stu Thompson. Ear; Poucher. John Thomas. P Conley or Buster Quiest. TYe coach is John W.55 words
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542 1958-06-24 12 LE MANS, June 23, (Reuter) An Italian Ferrari, driven by Olivier Gendebien, of Belgium, and I Phil Hill of the United States, yesterday won the Le I Mans 24-hour sports car race to end a British monopoly I of live wins m the past542 words
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Miscellaneous28 1958-06-24 12 SOCCER: SAFA D I Marine Dept. vs. H.X yard at Jalan Besar Stac Div. 2B SCC vs. Minto at SCC< Friendly— Victi, School Present vs. Past at VS.28 words
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Article434 1958-06-24 13 THINK this is good to re--ber m these days when there is a tendency to make God a mascot and forget that He is the Almighty Lord. The God of The Bible is not a wishy-washy God. He is a God of Love but of434 words
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Article, Illustration34 1958-06-24 13 "B*LI HA% YOUR SPECIAL ISLAND" (one of the so«*s m the film) is beingr erected here by Connie Morros and Eldo Chrysler of the Model Department Thi* is wale set complete m every detail.34 words
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Article186 1958-06-24 13 Dflf JVC ESS MARGA- RET has *r.ade <* date zctor Michael O'Br:en to see him act. aei i« not sure when the appointment wiU be kept but he says it will not be "until I get my big chance." The date icas ynade when as m186 words
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Article349 1958-06-24 13 ."■■''■^^wwi ii ii 1 1.1.1,1 i. v iiMiiii.iiii _ji.li i i iimiij.iiiiiii. i i ui.t v. m^wsvmmmw^mmr^msfm^emmmmm^guiiu n „,t* < MAROUA, FRENCH CAMEROONS, AFRICA. J^IVING m a specially constructed thatched hut village named "Hustonville" on the edge of the tiny Cameroons village of349 words
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540 1958-06-24 13 Hawaiian Isle For S. PACIFIC Settings /CONVERTING a stage play from the rigid medium of its three walls into the fluidity of a Todd-AO motion picture musical is the herculean task 20th-Fox executive producer Buddy Adler and director Joshua Logan have set for themselves with Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific."540 words
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Article63 1958-06-24 13 jyjAGGIE Hayes, who recently completed the co-starring role opposite Darren McGavin m Charles Schneer's Morningside production for Columbia, "The Case Against Brooklyn," returns to team with Fred Mac Murray m Morningside's next for Columbia, "Good Day for a Hanging." Maggie, who played the widow of a gambler m the former63 words
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58 1958-06-24 13 m "Good Day for a Hanging." About to wed MacMurray, she has a falling out with him over the scheduled hanging of a young desperado. Director Nathan Juran will start camera work June 5. The screenplay is by Daniel B. Ullman, from58 words
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Miscellaneous524 1958-06-24 13 npODAVS QUOTATION: |M MM M flj "One of the biggest I E^m ftmtisfactions In modern 1 life xeems to be to get j caught up on all the pay- I vA V^^fl menu so you can start tomr I B^^^^^^^J^^L^^S^S^J more Maroelene Cox I TUESDAY FOB EVERY- Iffi^j Tjf^^fl ONE:524 words
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Article465 1958-06-24 14 ROCKEFELLER FUND EXPERTS FLAY U.S. SCHOOLS SYSTEM NEW YORK, June 23 (UPI) The Rockefeller Brothers Fund yesterday issued a sweeping indictment of Americas educational system, charging existence of poor educational facilities, slovenly educational effort and general failure to meet the stem demands of the times. A panel of too465 words
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Article147 1958-06-24 14 DUKE TO SELL PART OF HIS ESTATE LONDON, June 23 (Reuter) —The Duke of Norfolk, England's premier nobleman, is to auction part of his estate "for private reasons," his solicitors announced today. The Duke's seats are at Arunuel. m Sussex, and Lantonside. m Dumfries, Scotland. Ancient restriction on his power147 words
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Article59 1958-06-24 14 BRUSSELS, June 23 (AFP) Ar\ American from New York, Harry Lepselter, yesterday abandoned search for his airman son. shot down during the battle of Nor- mandy 14 years ago. Lej> setter flew back to New York last night. Lepselter came to France several times since59 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-06-24 14 THE EARL OF STRATH- j MORE. 40-year-old cousin of the Queen, and Roman Catholic nurse Mary Brennan. 29, are pictured after their wedding last week. There were no guests present when Mary, of Dublin, became the Countess of Strath more, m the Chapel of Glamis Castle,102 words
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Article333 1958-06-24 14 Soviet Warning After Week Of AAountingTension MOSCOW, June 23, (UPl)— The Soviet Union marked the 17th anniversary of the German invasion of Russia yesterday with a stern warning to the West after a week of mounting East-West tension. The Soviet press warned "Western imperialists" not333 words
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Article326 1958-06-24 14 A BOLT of lightning yesterday struck an iron cross and killed three young Italians who -vere carrying it on their shoulders up Mount Arera. near Bergamo m North Italy to put it on the summit. Reuter. MASS meetings of Indians m Durban held yesterday, protesting against the government's recentReuter - 326 words
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Article73 1958-06-24 14 BERLIN, June 23 (UPI).— The Communists have demanded U553,095 for the return of nine American soldiers held since June 7, informed diplomatic sources said yesterday. The sources reported the Communists said 13,000 marks (U553,095) was the cost of room and board for the prisoners. Then73 words
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Article83 1958-06-24 14 TRONDHEIM, Norway, June 23 (Reuter).— King Olav V of Norway, m a solemn ceremony at the 13th century Nidaros Cathedral here, yesterday received the blessing of the' Church, Norway's equivalent of a Coronation. King Olav, who was born m England m 1903, came to the throne83 words
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Article54 1958-06-24 14 PREMIER'S HOUSE IS DESTROYED A VIEW of me semidestroyed home of the Lebanese Prime Minister Sami Solh m Beirut after it was bombed by the rebels. Street fighting continued for days after this incident between pro and antigovernment partisans. U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammerskjoeld has already arrived m Beirut for54 words
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101 1958-06-24 14 145,000,000 A WEEKS CINEMA TURN-OUT NEW YORK. June 23 (Reuter) American films attracted an average of 145 million people to the cinema each week last year, the Film Davy Year Book of motion pictures reported yesterday. In the United States, the average weekly audience m 1957 was 45 million and101 words
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Article246 1958-06-24 14 We Want A United Germany -Mr. X MELBOURNE. June 23 (Reuter) Russia wanted i united Germany, the So\ Prime Minister, Mr. Nik Khrushchev said m a It ment published heie 10 He said that the I Union, m contra countries, had alwa. vocated restoration German peoples r unity, and continued246 words
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Article72 1958-06-24 14 LONDON. June 23, (Reiner* —A declaration of policy of the campaign for nuclear di«--i armament was sent to Queen Elizabeth last night after a mass anti-H-bomb rally m j pouring rain m Trafalgar Square. Mr. Barry Dallas, a 26--year-old Australian farmer delivered the message serting72 words
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Article66 1958-06-24 14 maukas, June 26, meuter) Mr. E.M.S. Namboodiripad. Communist Chief Minister of Kerala State, told a public meeting here yesterday that Communists had no doubt that Communism would succeed m India. He called for national unity i to overcome "the catastrophe that has overtaken the imple- mentation of66 words
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Article57 1958-06-24 14 LONDON, June 23, (Reuter) British car and coach tourists will be able to travel through Finland and Leningrad to Moscow from July 1. the Automobile Association announced here yesterday after negotiations with Soviet tourist officials m Moscow. The tour lasting 12 days will cost £6557 words
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Article24 1958-06-24 14 THE JAPANESE Government yesterday decided to exchange with Iran the instruments of ratification of the Japan-Iran cultural agreement m Teheran later this month.24 words
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Article159 1958-06-24 14 Now It's Powdered Electricity i'L.YMUUTii, Devon, June 23 (Reuter).— An electrical engineer claims to have discovered "a kind of powdered"' electricity here which could be used to provide domestic heat J at far less than normal cost. After seven years' research at a cost of several thousands of pounds sterling,159 words
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123 1958-06-24 14 DIAMOND SMUGGLING Hostess Detained TOKYO. June 23 (UPI). Police searched yesterday for clues on distributors or buyers of diamonds which a stewardess for a foreign air line allegedly tried to smuggle into Japan. Police disclosed they had sent to the Procurators on Friday the case of a stewardess of the123 words
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Article226 1958-06-24 14 WASHINGTON, June 23 (UPl).— Four Negro leaders will take up personally with President Eisenhower today a Federal Judge's suspension of school integration m Littie Rock. "I don't see how it can be avoided," said Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary of the National Association for the Advancement226 words
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Article, Illustration223 1958-06-24 14 WO RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA EVEN IF US DOES SO' -GARCIA NEW YORK, June 23, (Reuter)— Mr. Carlos Garcia, President of the Philippines, said yesterday his nation would not recognise or trade with Communist China even if the United States did. Mr. Garcia, on a national television programme, said the223 words
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