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Title Section20 1958-07-31 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it m jl < [FINAL EDITION] SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1958 Vol. IX No. 29 15 cts. 14 Pages20 words
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Article, Illustration1289 1958-07-31 1 FEDERAL GOVT. AGREES TO ANOTHER YEAR Razak: Victory Is In Sight But We Must Make Sure KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Final victory over the Communist terrorists is at last in sight but Emergency powers must be retained by Government to enable the necessary operations and measures to be1,289 words
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Article286 1958-07-31 1 GUNMEN SPRAY BUS WITH BULLETS Nine Injured In Nicosia Ambush NICOSIA, July 30 (Reuter) Eight Turks and a Greek, including a woman and two children, were injured when a Turkish bus was ambushed by gunmen 38 miles west of Nicosia early today, it was officially announced The gunmen fired on286 words
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147 1958-07-31 1 KARACHI, Pakistan, July 30 (UPl)— Baghdad Pact members Pakistan, Iran and Turkey formally recognized Iraq's revolutionary government tonight in the first step to win back their old ally. Simultaneous announcements here and in Ankara and Teheran gave the goahead for resumption of relations with147 words
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Article140 1958-07-31 1 PLOT CHARGE AGAINST ISRAEL, WEST LONDON. July 30 (Reuter) The Soviet news agency Tass, in a statement on the recent Baghdad Pact meeting in London said tonight there wa s an extensive plot between Israel and the West against the Middle East and that victims of Western aggression there would140 words
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Article24 1958-07-31 1 SYRIAN and Turkish troops exchanged fire for fifteen minutes near the Bab Elhawa border post yesterday. a Syrian military spokesman said. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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396 1958-07-31 1 WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuter) President Eisenhower will propose to the Soviet Union that a Summit meeting be held within the framework of the United Nations some time between Aug. 10 and Aug. 15, it was authoritatively reported last night. It was understood396 words
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Article81 1958-07-31 1 EXCLUSIVE FEATURE IN PAGE 3 BEGINNING TODAY Christopher Brasher, the celebrated athlete and Sports Editor of The Observer, begins a series of despatches as a member of a team of eight climbers led by Sir John Hunt of the Everest Expedition, on a mountaineering venture in the Caucasus. This is81 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-07-31 1 A LEBANESE rebel with sub-machinegun pushes an American marine ahead of him through the rebel held Basta quarter in Beirut, right after the soldier with other comrades was cap tured. A marine jeep had taken a wrong turn and fell into the hands of rebels. TheUPI - 63 words
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193 1958-07-31 1 TUNKU: TALKS ON ISLAND'S SECURITY IN PROGRESS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Negotiations between the Governments of the Federation and Singapore, including Britain, on the internal security of Singapore will be completed "very shortly." Prime Minister Tunku Haji Abdul Rahman said this in reply to a written query from Mr. P. P.193 words
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Article58 1958-07-31 1 JAKARTA, July 30 (Reuter) A band of about 30 pirates was prowling the waters round Tarakan, north-east Borneo, Antara news agency reported. The pirates were well armed. and were raiding ships boiled for British Borneo. The agency said Indonesian security squads were patroiling the area, but58 words
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160 1958-07-31 1 TORONTO, July 30 (Reuter) —A British cigarette manufacturer said here his company's research division is now proceeding on the basis that a link between smoking and lung cancer "has been established beyond all reasonable doubt." Mr. Patrick O'Neill-Dunne, world technical director of Rothmans of Pall160 words
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157 1958-07-31 1 MOSCOW. July 30 (Reuter) The Soviet L'nion today protested against violation of Russian air space by an American military aircraft which appeared over the Caspian Sea from Persia, the Soviet news agency, Tass, reported today. The agency said the alleg,ed violation took place157 words
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Article392 1958-07-31 2 Neutral Status For Lebanon Is One Of The Main Features LONDON, July 30 (UPI) The United States and her Baghdad Pact partners are in broad agreement on a revamped Middle East policy, including neutralization of Lebanon and probable ultimate recognition of the new Iraqi regime, authoritative392 words
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Article25 1958-07-31 2 THREE persons died and eight others were reriously injured yesterday when an explosion rocked a fireworks factory in suburban Tokyo.— UPI.25 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-07-31 2 UPI Photo. MEETING for the first time is Iraq's new cabinet, following: the recent coup d'etat. Second from left is Deputy Premier Abdel Salam Aref. and third from left (also standing in army uniform, Premier Abdel Kassem).UPI - 40 words
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Article89 1958-07-31 2 NAIROBI, July 30 (Reuten Jomo Kenyatta, former President of the Kenya African Union, who is serving a seven-year jail term for organizing the Mau Mau. has been attacked by a fellow Mau Mau convict in jail, a Government spokesman said here today. According to a report89 words
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Article208 1958-07-31 2 LONDON, July 30 (Wl) first postwar Prime Minister sain creation of a Jewish national h 0B j* mistake in British policy But once "it had been don* we could not allow Israel to be swept away.'" the 75-year-old former Labour Party leader told the208 words
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Article49 1958-07-31 2 NAMUR. Belgium, July M (Reuter) A 2P-year-od ho >e wife and her three daughters have been found dead En a water tank near their h rne here. Police said they beiieveri 'he housewife. Madame L:;;anr Bourgeois-Noel, drowned the children then threw herse.fj into the tank.49 words
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Article29 1958-07-31 2 Rep Who As A aid threi an i ha i the d< ert Br. Prii grad > lore: jl ben ft >-J rea jina ed ii ing :x A'yer I29 words
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Article19 1958-07-31 2 BONN K.nr '"J p e«v 1 Bumped pr; c ar- J ftfa 6d j- Wr-- <■19 words
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Advertisement291 1958-07-31 2 TENDER NOTICE CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE REGISTRATION OF TENDERERS A REGISTER of Firms for the supply of various materials which are not in the annual contract is being compiled in preparation for calling tenders as^and when required during Application forms which are obtainable at the City Engineer's Department. Roo m291 words
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Advertisement68 1958-07-31 2 YOU CAN OWN THE BEST M« ON EASY PAYMENTS D798 WK I A full range c^ pUMt a i" u J COMMERCIAL TRAOEM 17-18, Bonham Bu.ldmß A. from Th"r-<1»- J our KUALA UJ*« 1 THE NATIONAL CAjimg^J inivtß m COURIER PORTABU rKS]| CASH^: $225/- Less 15' faty P*y^at: $35 *<>*"68 words
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Article344 1958-07-31 3 b lC has cause to be much perturbed losing activity of secret societies in *WheH»er the police records will confirm baring i" min< hol> nof eYer Y incident lf h these criminal organisations are Agji notice, citixens hove the right to this menace to their peace and >j344 words
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Article376 1958-07-31 3 II Ml anxious world sighed with relief that the Lebanese Parliament are to sefect o successor to President taioun, thus easing the tension in the and erasing a trouble spot in the h rebels appear to have had other they attempted to assassinate Pre- Solh This led the Cabinet376 words
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Article33 1958-07-31 3 l«ch Mm Hoaa > pora No J* 6 Cablev lICEMNEWS- 15 lines). All department. '"Viranct Bidg. 174 Batu «d e !*8366 rST l e,: 829 it CIM-- T«|- v 147133 words
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Article1217 1958-07-31 3 -ASCENT TO THE USHBA PLATEAU (This is the first despatch from the Caucasus by Christopher Brasher, the British Olympic athlete and a member of the party of the nine Britons led by Sir John Hunt who are making the first non-Commu-nist climbing: expedition in the Caucasus for1,217 words
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Article156 1958-07-31 3 Little Angels! "Children always ass-ime that any new teacher is feebleminded. They greet your arrival with uninhibited rejoicing and all the class eccentrics the buffoon, the Clever CharUe. and Teacher's Little Private Eye all must have their innings before it's established that Teacher is >n charge156 words
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Article834 1958-07-31 3 KINGSBURY Smith, Vice President and Associate General Manager of United Press International, assesses the prospects for high level agreeme n t on mid-East problems in the following dispatch. It is based on conversations with diplomats at the United Nations and with experts on Middle Eastern affairs. NEW YORK834 words
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Article, Illustration15 1958-07-31 3 Overnight stay on the Ushba Plateau before the expedition's first climb.15 words
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Article, Illustration428 1958-07-31 3 Aster Gavasekera - the NEWS as it strikes me Aster Gavasekera Ata*< it years of silent grumbling and morose looks, Government employees in the Federation have come out into the open with a straightforward demand that the practice of recruiting pensioners should be forth with stopped. It is a justified demand although it428 words
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Miscellaneous68 1958-07-31 3 Did you know... The late U.S. physicist Dr. Robert H. Goddard, whom science calls "Father of the Modern Rocket" proved in the early 1920's that, contrary to popular belief, a rocket is propelled not by its exhaust jet pushing against the air, but by the pressure of burning gases pushing68 words
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Article538 1958-07-31 4 Rape Charge Fails By A 5-2 Majority Verdict BAR customers do not have to pay waitresses any money when they take them out, Robert Choo Chiang Eng, told the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. Customers have only to give the waitresses tips, take them out shopping and stand538 words
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262 1958-07-31 4 Don't Submit Pay Claims, Public Servants Told KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government will not entertain any claims for pay rises during the present period of "financial stringency." A federal government announcement today states that the government has given very careful and detailed consideration to the present high cost of262 words
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175 1958-07-31 4 COUNCILLOR WANTS THESE HOSPITAL PRIVILEGES BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed.--A member of the Rural District Council, Central Province Wellesley, Inche AhmaJ bin Idris, asked for privileged use of hospital accommodation at the council meeting nere yesterday. The chairman. Tuan Haji Suleiman Palestine, sakl he would consider Inrhe Ahmad's request before taking the175 words
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114 1958-07-31 4 IPOH, Wed.— The President of the Sessions Court, Mr. J.R. Whimster, today sentenced 51--year-old Fung Yau, of Tanah Hitam New Village, to one year's imprisonment on a charge of unlawful possession of 54 katties of scrap rubber at Klebang Estate. Chemor, on July114 words
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Article116 1958-07-31 4 HOTEL MEN PETITION THE COUNCIL PENANG, Wed.— The Penang Chinese Hotel Association today presented a petition to the Mayor, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, protesting against labour councillor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew's motion to increase the present flat rate licence fee of $50 per annum for each hotel to $6 per116 words
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Article46 1958-07-31 4 MALACCA, Wed. The All-Malaya Muslim League will hold its conference at the Indian Association here on Sunday. Delegates from ail over the country will attend. The Malacca branch will give a dinner to them at the Meng Seng Restaurant on the same night.46 words
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Article130 1958-07-31 4 Paintings Of I America AN exhibition of paintings Scenes of America by the well-known Taiwan water colour artists. Mr. Ran Inting will be held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce premises from Aug. 9 to 15. The exhibition will be opened by the President of the Chinese Young Men's130 words
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Article39 1958-07-31 4 PENANG, Wed. Two little girls, one aged nine and the other two, were waylaid by two youths while playing in Nanning Street yesterday. The youths snatched a gold necklace valued at $53 (from the two-year-old girl.39 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-07-31 4 THE NAAFI Employees' Union of Malaya held their annual delegates conference in Kuala Lumpur over the week-end. Photo shows members of the Executive Council and delegates from all over the country. Mr. Michael Chang, president, is seated fifth from left. Flanking him are Mr. Liong Fook Seng,FAH - 66 words
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199 1958-07-31 4 COURT HEARS OF 'DOUBLE' ROAD TRAGEDY THE Singapore Assist ant Coroner. i nr h P Ahmad bin Hussein yes terday returned an open verdict at the close O f an inquiry into the deaths of a Motor-cyclist Lim Chin Lian. clerk, and his pillion rider, Moha med Hussein bin Abdul199 words
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Article51 1958-07-31 4 THE Singapore Assistant Coroner, Inche Ahmad b;n Hussien yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide at the clos of an inquiry into the death of Koh Ah Hock. 59. th< father of 13 children whos< body was found hanging r the Red Swastika School m Somapah Road on Juno51 words
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Article48 1958-07-31 4 Japan Freig Sinks Full the c the vesi 'Aere An car. tr^i ua.. 3 sunk Jf J N H id r.r J apar...,V v > i ■ir..-.;, sh< route t 'il! a $;,>> Maru thei! kei M a! v. I said :q i agi *fl s 1 'i tor ht48 words
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353 1958-07-31 4 officers i i z j I bin j':.i i A v, "i av '<■"■' Cn sbfl mai was !in tin and b j H J them Tne Lin Poor. 11 K A CUSTOMS preventive officer i :'M off duty, the Third Singapore District353 words
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Article21 1958-07-31 4 An 7 ,:-i to tiosp^ K R broken B P?J3 have :a c ;^'J van at B^21 words
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Advertisement155 1958-07-31 4 hove pleasure in announcing RESUMPTION OF v B v 1 1 JISI JULW lllllllllikKiiii'iii oiiiiiiiiiiinn^iiiiii MONDAY •or inTorinsiion cr bookings WEDNESDAY consult your Travel Agent or THURSDAY friday MALAYAN AIRWAYS tllilfiiY aUNUAT Cencra $a|es Agentf smiles at you! What a joy when first HP***- v you hear those happy coos155 words
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Article315 1958-07-31 5 20 Cadets Now Get UK Training, Says Dato Razak KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. No final decision has yet been reached by Government as to the location and site for the Royal Malayan Naval Base, or for the conversion of an emergency landing ground at Port Swettenham315 words
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Article10 1958-07-31 5 nistry Lists Absent dents several 1 li re I for10 words
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442 1958-07-31 5 THIRTEEN university undergraduates and a professor will listen to a multi-lingual debate for the first time in their lives this morning when they visit the Singapore City Council at its bi-monhtly meeting. The students from university or Oklahoma. Norman, U.S.A. led by their442 words
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Article114 1958-07-31 5 Lee To Query Govt. On Acid Bombs N DEPENDENT Assemblytol Queenstown. Mr Lee >n Ens, will ask the Singap re Chief Secretary at the sitting of the Legislative Assembly what steps Govern- had taken to control the oi possession of acid 5 Mr Le€ will point out that, ite, ;an114 words
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68 1958-07-31 5 64 -YEAR-OLD woman s rries for help frightened! i-.vay a youth who had Knocked her down and attempted to rob her of her j gold necklace at Serangoon Garden Way. Singapore in bmad daylight, yesterday. The woman. Hoh Siew Wan put up a68 words
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Article80 1958-07-31 5 A WOMAN. Lim Choon Neo, of Durham Estate, pleaded not guilty, in a Singapore Court yesterday to a charge of cheating. She was alleged to have cheated Ong Geok Hong, a housewife, by telling her that she had secured a contract for sewing clothes for the row80 words
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Article41 1958-07-31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The President of the Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Dyalchand was unanim'>^'v re-elected at the annual general meeting during the weekend. A! so re-elected for the third year as Hon. Secretary was Nan H. Daswani.41 words
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Article46 1958-07-31 5 TWO youths, Wong Yow and Foo See Tin, yesterday pleaded n f >t guilty in the Singapore Magistrate's Court to a rnarge of carrying an offensive weapon a motorcycle chain in Queen Street early yesterday morning. They were allowed $1,000 bail till Aug. 13.46 words
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Article40 1958-07-31 5 MR. Justice Chua in the Singapore High Court yesterday allowed the appeal of Serangoon Garden Estate Ltd. against the decision of a Civil District Judge in favour of a claim by Madam Marian Chye or refund of $62.22.40 words
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Article, Illustration65 1958-07-31 5 TIRED out after their night trip from Kuala Lumpur, three of the visiting American students sleep on canvas camp cots in the rectory of the Church of Christ in East Coast Road, Singapore, yesterday. Writing her lesson notes on the Federation trip is Miss Marilyn Richardson.Standard - 65 words
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Article120 1958-07-31 5 NURSE FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN HOTEL IPOH, Wed. A European staff nurse of the Kuaia Kangsar Hospital, Sheila Robinson, 35, said to be the wife of a European planter, was found unconscious in a hotel room in Ipoh this afternoon. She was said to have checked in at the hotel dressed120 words
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96 1958-07-31 5 A GROUP of .secret society gangsters led by a boy attacked a youth who was seated in a lorry at the junction of North Canal Road and North Bridge Road. Singapore on Tuesday night. The youth told Police that about 20 thuss led by the96 words
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157 1958-07-31 5 THE Singapore City Council Water Department Labour L'nion yesterday asked Mayor Ong Eng Guan to dispense uith contract labour in order l> sive work to the 172 reoundant workers at the Water Extension Works. In a letter to the Mayor, the tmon -regretted"157 words
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395 1958-07-31 5 A NAVAL rating, who said he treated "friends as friends," yesterday testified in a Singapore Court in a case where it was alleged that he was cheated by a "friend." The rating. Francis Edwin Farmer, was testifying against Rickie Chan Yow Seng who was395 words
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Article187 1958-07-31 5 1,000th PUPIL OF SURVIVAL SCHOOL THE only Tropical Survival School in the world at R.A.F. Changi is expected to graduate its I,oooth pupil in September, a Far East Air Force announcement said yesterday. About 20 men attend the school at each course and two places are reserved for servicemen of187 words
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Article153 1958-07-31 5 IPOH. Wed. A woman, who was rescued yesterday from a disused mining pcoi near Tronoh was today tentatively charged with the murder of her three children while she lay in a hospital bed at Batu Gajah. She is Foo Sins Muoi, 26. said to153 words
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Article55 1958-07-31 5 PETROLEUM MEN FORM FEDERATION THE Protem Liaison Committee of the four Singapore Petroleum Workers' Unions have decided to form a Federation at a meeting yesterday at the T.U.C. premise?. It was decided o name the Federation as "Federation ol Petroleum Workers' Union (Singapore). A sub-committee was elected to draft the55 words
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Article103 1958-07-31 5 COMMUNITY CENTRE OFFICIALS THE following were recently elected office bearers for the Community Centre of Kampong Silat Estate Singapore: President, Mr. Chan Chiok Shien; Vice Presidents. Messrs. Chan Kwok Toong, Lee Cheng Chee, Lim Teck Eng and Yeow Chee Kong; Secretary Mr 4eng Tene Kwee; Asst. Secretaries Messrs. Johnny Kwok103 words
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Article114 1958-07-31 5 THE following were elected office-bearers of th e Singapore Kerala Samajam for the ensuing year: President IVfr. J. P. Gomez; vice-president Mr. J. P. Vettath: general secretary Mr. E. V. N. Nair: asst general secretary Mr. D. Madhavan; treasurer Mr. V. R. Gopala Pillai; organising secretary Mr. K.114 words
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Advertisement409 1958-07-31 5 CALLING ALL MOVIE-FANS j IN SINGAPORE, THE FEDERATION, J SARAWAK, BRUNEI AMD NORTH jf BORNEO t HERE'S A CHANCE TO WIN 1 $200 IN CASH PRIZES! ALL HAVE TO DO IS TRY VOLR HAND AT jL WRITING CATCHY SLOGANS —OR LINES WITH A PUNCH TO EACH OF THE LISTED LETTERS409 words
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205 1958-07-31 6 THE Singapore Rubber Packers' Association will negotiate a settlement of the dispute between Messrs. Ek Leong Hin, a rubber packing firm and its 130 employees. President of the Association. Mr. Ng Quee Lam. has invited both parties to a roundtable conference to thrash out205 words
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Article152 1958-07-31 6 Conductor Fined For Hitting Fare A HOCK LEE bus conductor, Ong Hin Soon, was fined $50 in the Singapore City Court yesterday for hitting a passenger on the head with a ticket clipper and punching him. Ong was also ordered by the Magistrate, Mr. Tara Singh, to pay $25 compensation152 words
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Article, Illustration91 1958-07-31 6 THE Japanese Ambassador in Malaya, Mr. Kaoru Hayashi, and the Ceylon High Commissioner to the Federation, Mr. D. c. Gunawardene, presented their credentials to the King: at the Istana Negara, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday. TOP picture shows Mr. Hayashi being escorted, on his right by the91 words
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Article84 1958-07-31 6 THE University of Malaya yesterday announced the names of successful candidates for the First and Second Professional Examinations and the Final Part I Professional Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery. Final Part I: Law Yin Hang. First Professional Exam: Ahmad Tajuddin bin Yassin. Dzulkarnain bin84 words
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Article165 1958-07-31 6 FOUR women who chased a detective in the Singapore Supreme Court lobby shortly after a man, Lee Ah Chong was sentenced to death for shooting at a Police radiocar crew, on June 31, were yesterday fined in the Fifth Magistrate's Court They were Ng Ah Moy,165 words
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Article2381 1958-07-31 6 Former DO s Wife Breaks Down And Weeps During Penang Divorce Hearing PENANG, Wed. Mrs. Mary Ann Dowse, wife of a former District Officer of Balik Pulau, told Mr. Justice Rigby in the Supreme Court today that the day she arrived in Singapore from Malta2,381 words
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Article76 1958-07-31 7 DEATHS FROM PNEUMONIA SHOW RISE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Pneumonia continued to the main killer disease, with 17 deaths out of 49 cases reported during the week ending July 12. The previous week's toll was 15 deaths from 61 cases. Dysentery claimed five lives out of 50 cases reported during the76 words
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Article262 1958-07-31 7 But Union Denies 247 Glassworkers Have Gone Back THE 51-day-old strike by about 500 industrial workers of the Singapore Glass Manufactures Company in Henderson Road, is over, the Company claimed yesterday. Mr. B. Clarke, Commercial Manager of the Company, yesterday told The Standard that 247 of262 words
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212 1958-07-31 7 ONE MORE RED DIES, AND TWO GIVE UP ITOH; The Govern- e "t V^ 37 jounced the aUll 4u an abori «ine terrorist and the surrender of two other Communist terrorists, including an Indian. SuDDiah Pillai s/o Sndayan. 30, recent. y. The news has been withheld ior security reasons. Suppiah,212 words
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Article36 1958-07-31 7 HONGKOXG. July 30. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.09 to £1 Sterling. $5.82 to US$l; $1.85 to Malayan $1; $0.06 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 5254.62 to a tael.36 words
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Article150 1958-07-31 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (Nom.) 801 814 R.S.S. No. 1 81 811 R.S.S. No. 1 (Sept.) 8U 8U R.S.S. No. 2 801 801 R.S.S. No. 3 75i 76i Tone: Slightly easier. The price of tin in Singapore yesterday150 words
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443 1958-07-31 7 THE development of Malayan Airways as the national carrier was the main reason for the partial merger between Qantas Empire Airways and the Malayan Airways, said Mr. A. F. Foster, Qantas' Area Manager for South-east Asia yesterday. The merger of the two airlines would443 words
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Article247 1958-07-31 7 Ooi Favours Trial Ban On Parking PENANG, Wed. The precaution to restrict learnerdrivers from using Penang Road would not mean that the road would allow the smooth flow of traffic without the imposition of a "parking ban." This was stated today by Labour City Councillor Ooi Thiam Slew, when he247 words
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Article89 1958-07-31 7 Planters To Petition Government IPOH, Wed. About 600 tobacco cultivators in the Lenggeng area of Upper Perak are to present a petition to the Minister for Agriculture, Inche Aziz bin Ishak, when he visits the area on August 8. The planters, all Chinese, have been in the majority of cases89 words
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Article44 1958-07-31 7 THE Singapore Malay Youths' Literary Association will hold Its fourth annual Inter-Schools speech contest on Aug. 4 at the Beatty Secondary School commencing at 2 p.m. Thirty-six students mainly from Secondary schools in the Colony will take part In the competition.44 words
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Article49 1958-07-31 7 MEMBERS of the Singapore Overseas League will hold a picnic at the bungalow of Sir Percy McNeice at Loyang on August 17 from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Curry lunch at $3.50 per head will be provided. A launch will also be available for pleasure cruises.49 words
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Article145 1958-07-31 7 Shortage Of Money Hits Ipoh MCA IPOH, Wed.— Much of the work of the Malayan Chinese Association's loon area subbranch has been hampered by lack of funds, says the first annual report of the sub-branch's activities, which will be presented at the annual meeting tomorrow The Finance Chairman, Mr. Au-Yeong145 words
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Article174 1958-07-31 7 THE Singapore Government's probe into alleged irregularities and unethical practices among doctors in Colony hospitals is after 12 months complete. Mr. R. C. Hoffman, Permanent Secretary, Establishments, told The Standard that the investigations were completed and the "case closed." Mr. Hoffman would not comment when174 words
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Miscellaneous351 1958-07-31 7 ■■■■■■■■PPOTHHrVVIVVi'P^^ Port Dickon 7.26 a.m. (9ft.) 7.51 day's programme. 9.30 Your Num. p XjTTRw V• 1 •>« V llfll 11 W^l p m (Bft 9in ber s U P= 9 P- m TaJk of th Vil il |Ifll f J 111 ■iTi WAI P fill Penang 1.25 p.m. (7ft. 4in351 words
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Advertisement873 1958-07-31 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. ?ah *****/6. *****/4 l«/» THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE te Halifax. Montrtal. Boston. New Yo»k. Baltimore. Philadelphia b Celt Ports. Spore f.S-fcaw TlUCtt w fM »W<m.«< IOA If^" 1 MYRMIDCN 17/25 Oet 26 Oet 27/2B Oet Carriers option t. proceed vie et»o» ports to873 words
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Advertisement1115 1958-07-31 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (It lints) (Incorporated in Singapore) (12 lines) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE lZ" SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON fr CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via othei ports to load and discharge carge (via Suez with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape ot1,115 words
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Advertisement899 1958-07-31 8 MITSUI tg LINE FOR |APAN S'pore P.S'ham Penang Ryusho Mora tor Osaka, Kobe, Yokohama 3 Aug Akakuras an Maru for Hongkong, Yokohama, Kobe, Moji 12 Aug 10 Aug Hakubasan Morn for Hongkong, Japan Ports 17Aug 15 Aug FOR USA, via SUEZ For New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. Akibaton Maru899 words
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Advertisement482 1958-07-31 8 EAST ASIATIC J MOMtWAROi Sailing. ro 4 W LI 1 ei Port c Rotterdam. Hamburg, Brem ew J Port $.d.«. B« rn> «»h. Qdvui J Ji> J "LALANDIA" u 1 "KINA" 7/ gSw I "MALACCA" ii us« M "SEUNDIA" 2o 21s pt I OUTWARD Sailing. f or Bangkok m fftf482 words
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Article84 1958-07-31 9 Rubber Slips 1/8 Cent RUBBER closed at 81 cents per lb. for International first grade August shipment in Singapore yesterday, down I cent on Tuesday. The market opened lower and steadied on short covering and trade buying. Lower sheets were in fair demand but sellers were reserved. In the afternoon,84 words
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Article45 1958-07-31 9 SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f.o.b. (nominal) 80J 811 International Aug. No. 1 RSS f.o.b. 81| HU Sept. 81* 811 Aug. 2 80* 80S Aug. 3 751 76| Tone' Steady quiet.45 words
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Article88 1958-07-31 9 RAILWAY authorities in some countries have taken to the use of rubber rail pads. says a report of the Natural Rubber Development Board. In South Africa, following a successful trial. 400.000 rubber pads were ordered for use with concrete sleepers. In Australia. N.S.W. Railways are using88 words
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Article92 1958-07-31 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were:: Copra July/Aug. U.K.. Continent $3 If buyers, $32* sellers; coconut oil in bulk $49 sellers, in drums $52 sellers; Muntok white pepper $133 sellers; Sarawak white $132 sellers; Special Sarawak black $76. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair92 words
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Article175 1958-07-31 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Eight land development schemes covering a total of 28,200 acres have been starred in various parts of the country, the Minister for Natural Resources, Inche Abdul Hamid Khan said today Three of the schemes are in Kedah, two in Malacca and one175 words
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Article, Illustration68 1958-07-31 9 A VISCOUNT jet prop aircraft, inaugurating the Union of Burma Airways once-weekly service between Rangoon and Singapore left the Colony yesterday. A spokesman of the airline told The Standard yesterday that ÜBA would soon ae operating services to Jakarta. "We also hope to increase our flights68 words
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138 1958-07-31 9 All Sections Of Shares Are Easier ALL sections of the Malayan share market were easier yesterday. Turnover was small. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were:- Buyers Sellers Fraser and Neave: Ords 2.48 2.53 Henry Waugh 128 132 M. Breweries 2.80 2.90 Robinson and Co: Ords 1-50 155138 words
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Article180 1958-07-31 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Disp. $1.10; Fraser and Neave ords $2.53i to $2.51 to $2.50; Gammon $1.40; G'town Disp. $2.50; Hammer $1.61, $160; H. Waugh $1.30; Hume prefs. A4/11; Jackson $1.19*; M. Cement $1.32; M. Colls. 75c; McAlister $1.27*. $1.28 overnight; M. Box180 words
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Article62 1958-07-31 9 IN the 12-month period ending June, 1958 the United States sold a total of 6,657.000 metric' ton s of American reserve farm products abroad for foreign currency. Principal exports during the period were 4,700,000 metric tons of wheat. 610,768 metric tons of corn, 308,841 metric tons62 words
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246 1958-07-31 9 MORE NEW COMPANIES START UP IN MALAYA 1 intut<<> Ami Contmeree KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The 1957 annual report of the Registrar of Companies in the Federation shows 240 new companies, with a total nominal share capital of $231,831,100, were registered in Malaya during the year. This is an increase over246 words
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Article, Illustration74 1958-07-31 9 THREE Singapore employees of Standard-Vacuum Oil Company (from left) Messrs. Peter Goh, Tan Sim Hong and Henry Goh have left for Manila to attend a retail development course. An important part of their training will be field follow-up and acquiring up-to-date 'know-how" on all phases of74 words
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246 1958-07-31 9 INTERNATIONAL trade in rice last year was near the postwar record level of 1956, according to a United States Foreign Agricultural Service report. World exports (including re-exports) were estimated at 13,000,000,000 lb. (in terms of milled rice), against 13,300,000,000 ib. in 1956. Larger exports246 words
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Article32 1958-07-31 9 THE U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced an authorization to Burma to finance the purchase of US$l,OOO,OOO worth of tobacco from U.S. suppliers with payment in Burmese currency.— UPIUPI - 32 words
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Article157 1958-07-31 9 CAIRO, July 30 (UPI)— The United Arab Republic has announced that it is taking measures to raise the value of its currency abroad. A communique from the Ministry of Trade and Economy said the value of Egyptian currency has dropped in comparison with its "real157 words
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Article54 1958-07-31 9 FOLLOWING a five-month downward trend because of the American recession, sales of U.S. chemical products began to rise in April, the U.S. Department of Commerce reports. Levelling off of the ratio between inventories and sales was noted with the forecast that a continued gain in54 words
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Article34 1958-07-31 9 THE Malayan Exchange Bank? Association made the following changes in its rales t 0 merchants yesterday: Selling. T.T. or OD. ready: French Francs *****; Italian Lire ***** Other exchange rates remain unaltered.34 words
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Article88 1958-07-31 9 KUALA LUKPUR, Wed. More than 9.000 workers on tin mines lost their Jobs in the last six months as the result of tin control. Official statistics show that in January, the mine labour force totalled 34.865. In June, the figure had been reduced to 25,863. Production88 words
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Article121 1958-07-31 9 INCREASE in the number of new companies registered in Australia is a pointer to the recent growth and expansion of business activities in the ~ountry. says an Australian Government report. Latest figures (for May) show that registrations increased by more than 38 per cent over the previous121 words
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Article62 1958-07-31 9 NEW ZEALAND Government is encouraging the rearing of hogs to bolster dairy farmers* incomes which have sagged because of low prices for butterfat. Ample milk byproducts are claimed to be available to feed 1.000.000 pi?s. Most hogs are raised on dairy farms. Hog slaughter in62 words
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Article, Illustration100 1958-07-31 9 AN OFFICE BLOCK, ready for occupation, decorated, and with all electrical and plumbing services connected, has been built in Britain in 12 hours. The building of 11,400 square feet capacity was built at London Airport. It houses 100 technical staff of British European Airways.100 words
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Advertisement321 1958-07-31 9 ORIENT LINE |Ej S pore P- S'hom Penang 31 JuW 20 Aug 17 Aug 31 July 2 Aug 21 Aug 25 Aug jVEBETT STAR LINE j£§| F 9 Aug 7 Aug 6 Sept 4 S«pt 9 Aug 13 Aug 25 Aug 29 Aug p-^c*gef Accommodotioii) jVERETT SIAM LINE f SP-321 words
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Miscellaneous172 1958-07-31 9 MWfHMMttH OUTER ROADS Chang Hang, Oakville, Calt. GothenDurg Algol, Benattow, Santa Lucia, Prince Salvor, Pyidawaye, Mahka, Benwyvis. Kaloekoe, Bakongan, Batoela, Shun Fat, Wesserstein, South Deal, Autolycus, Lais Maersk Oulida, Banggaai. Olga Maersk Lapaz, Felipes, Pericles, Kamenoaorsk. Support, Lulu, Julius Fucik Laidia, Mascot, Barumun, Omonka. Yarra Breeze, Batavia, Thorstrand, Belaga, Shuho172 words
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Article695 1958-07-31 10 Gordon Maclean - BIG-GAME HUNTING IN AFRICA Gordon Maclean By NAIROBI gIG-GAME hunting in Africa is fast becoming a sport available only to maharajahs and Wall Street princes. Prices have soared to such heights that a fullscale hunting safari is now beyond the means of all but a few. Elephants, lions, rhinos and695 words
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Article, Illustration1207 1958-07-31 10 His Life Dedicate To The La Richard Berry continues his series on the careers of famous world personalities— MEN IN THE NEWS appearing every Thursday j n Lord Goddard's great liking for port LORD GODDARD is judged by many legal experts to be the greatest Lord Chief Justice of the1,207 words
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Article, Illustration73 1958-07-31 10 SEOUL: A little Korean girl, foreground, poses for a few of the 120 amateur ptotcipta Kyonggi Girls* Middle and High School who are on a picture taking" picnic. The girl staani' school's uniform took thousands of pictures during the picnic under the guidance of a proiesad grapher. Under73 words
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Advertisement81 1958-07-31 10 The world famous family of B B fli mm*. medicinal products CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache, Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL OVERSEAS UNION FINANCE LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) General Finance on Motor Vehicles* Realty, Shares81 words
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Article109 1958-07-31 11 c c t *o heroes from the Empire and ■rim* ueightliting gold medal. 1* ind Tan Scr Cher, returning: gt tS* will be given a 'warm welj i «l inner. nd nl > d< nt of the Singapore OlymrJuicil i" a prepared statement "rhere109 words
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182 1958-07-31 11 I. u t iiy (»al by Dollah Yusofif enJ, to hold Chartered Bank to a semi-final of the Singapore Business !p 'competition played at Farrer B goalkeepers Mokthar National Carbon, and OsAi gul ia lor the Bankers, instantly en their toes jeep the182 words
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Article18 1958-07-31 11 Hosts enang fen L" their on Sai L g Pi Ift s r,: fcwa g r w Row-18 words
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85 1958-07-31 11 J A KART A. JuV 29 I PI lndonesian Minislei of Information Sudihyo today appealed to the entire nation to help make successful the fourth Asian Games to be held in Jakarta in 1962. Commenting on objections against having the Games in Jakarta Sudibyo said85 words
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Article70 1958-07-31 11 DESPITE an unbeaten 64 Da by N. Sunderaj, St. Anlrew*s School drew with St. seph'a Institution in a i.v cricket match at idsvHle yesterday. Sunderaj who scored his 64 bn oven time hit eight fours. SJI 137. (R. Tessensohn 38, Le Merrier 22, K. Singh Sip.anpah70 words
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Article76 1958-07-31 11 IPOH, Wed —The 1958 Perak Juni r badminton championships r« to be held over two-.veek ttda :n Ipoh next month— Aug. H and Aug. 23.24 Entries are now invited for the ■> event? men's singles and doubles, women's singles and »'>bles, and mixed doubles. The entry fee76 words
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Article53 1958-07-31 11 TAXJOXG IVfALIM. Wed 1 e Malav Secondary School >:g Mahm one of the 1 ration's two exclusive Engschoola for Malays will old their first annual athletic wrta at 4 :;o p.m. on Saturday. Puan Tom binte Haji Abdul Rahman, wife of the Minister Education will give53 words
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Article20 1958-07-31 11 SEGAMAT, Wed. Dymes beat Bukit Siput by 62-50 in a basketball match at Bukit Siput on Monday.20 words
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Article538 1958-07-31 11 They Dominate Inter-Services Meet (RAF) 16.55. 2. Sharif (Army), 3. Tasbi (RAF). Lonff jump: 1. Thompson (Army) 21ft 9in (record). 2. Sharif (Army). 3. Lovit (RAF). High jump: 1. Fairgneve (Army) sft Sin. 2. Chan Hoy Heng (RN), 3. Moriman (Army). Hop, step and jump:538 words
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Article182 1958-07-31 11 Civilians Pick Team Vs Services THE following have been selected to represent the Civilians against the Services in their annual athletic meet to be held on Aug. 4 at 2.30 p.m. at Farrer Park: 4xllo yards relay: Kesavan Soon, E. Frida. Victor Khoo. Lee Khcng Fang, Reserve: Lee Kim Hock.182 words
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Article137 1958-07-31 11 IPOH. Wed.— Perak will open their 1958-59 rugger season on August 30 with three matches, one featuring a South Perak XV against the Thai Navy at Teluk Anson. On the same day, there will be an inter-company match of the New Zealand Regiment who are expected to provide137 words
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Article26 1958-07-31 11 SEGAMAT, Wed. After a scoreless first half, Pagoh beat Sungai Segamat 2-0 in a Kampong Soccer League match on the town padang on Monday.26 words
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Article, Illustration59 1958-07-31 11 THE Filipinos are here! The two-man team from the Philippines, Reymundo Deyro and Minguel Dungo arrived in Kuala Lumpur to take part in the Malayan Tennis championships startin; in Kuala Lumpur. They were met at the International Airport by the President of the Selangor Lawn Tennis Association, Mr. V. Rajaratnam,59 words
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Article129 1958-07-31 11 SINGAPORE Traction Company entered the final of the SHBFA junior Cup soccer competition when they whipped Fraser and Neave by nine goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. A feature of the match was the splendid performance of centre forward Hussain Manap who scored a129 words
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278 1958-07-31 11 Age Limit For Boys In Athletics Sir May I ask, through your paper, the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's secretary for an official clarirlcation of one of the competing championship events, the inter-school relay for boys. As we know, the Federation of Malaya Athletic Union states that only schoolboys under the278 words
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Article45 1958-07-31 11 LAUSANNE, July 30 (Reuter) The International Olympic Committee will meet in Munich from May 22-27 next year to decide where the 1965 Olympic Games will be held, it was announced here today. The meeting will probably be opened by the West German President45 words
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Article136 1958-07-31 11 ENG YOON MAY MIS§ TRIP TO PENANG Tan Eng Yoon, the Colony's Empire Games athlete, will be back in Singapore by BOAC on August B—but8 but he may not represent Singapore at the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Federation championships at Penang on August 15 and 16. En? Yoon will136 words
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Article, Illustration44 1958-07-31 11 LEFT, Don Buddcn of the RAF, outer lane, overtaking Campbell, also RAF, in tte mile. Following Lees of the Army, beat Campbell to take second place. Right, RAF's Elliott throwing the javelin to a new Services record of 173ft. 8in.- -Pictures by Freddy OeyFreddy Oey - 44 words
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191 1958-07-31 11 IPOH Wed. The controversial defeat of Malaya in the Thomas Cup, has strangely enough, sparked off a badminton "boom" in the country. Sports goods dealers here told The Standard today that since Malaya lost the cup in this year, there has been a sudden191 words
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Article140 1958-07-31 11 IPOH, Wed— ln a name of fluctuating fortunes PCRC beat Ist B-attlion. Loyal Rcgt., 4-3 mi the Chinese Assembly Hall ground this evening to win ihe senior division title for the first time since the war. The Loyals. after an indifferent start did well140 words
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Miscellaneous61 1958-07-31 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA Div. I. Police Sports Association vs H.M. Dockyard at Jalan Besar stadium. Div. 3A Perhimponan Stia vs Railway "Recreation Club at Geylang stadium. NETBALL: Girls' Sports Club Married vs Singles at Girls' Sports Club. WATER POLO: Div. C. Royal Navy vs Army at HMS Terror. PENANG SOCCER:61 words
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Article72 1958-07-31 12 FIRST CASUALTY IN YOUTH BOXING AN amateur boxer, Set Ron Kim, 19. was last night rushed to the General Hospital, following: his bout with Albert Chew in the Featherweight Senior Quarter Finals of the Singapore Open Youth Championships at the Great World Park. Set. who was counted out In the72 words
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Article103 1958-07-31 12 DENVER, Colorado, July 30 (UPI) Top-seeded Mai Anderson. Australia's No. 1 tennis player, scored an easy 6-1. 6-2 victory on Tuesday over Harry Anker.y of Denver in the second round cf the Colorado state open tourney. Dorothy Head Knode of Forest Hills, New York, won103 words
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Article55 1958-07-31 12 THE Singapore Business Bouse Athletic Federation will hold the 2nd annual Athletic Meet on Saturday. Aug. 23 at Jalan Besar Stadium commencing at 2.30 p.m. The Federation has at present 17 affiliates. Entries should be subrnitted to Mr. Bill Tan. at National Carbon Sports Club. by Saturday,55 words
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Article26 1958-07-31 12 LONDON. July 30. (Reuter>—Hongkong Lawn Bowls Associatlon touring team won two rinks and lost one against South London Bowling Club at Wandsworth Common last night.26 words
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Article23 1958-07-31 12 THE annual general meeting of the Singapore Hockey Association will be held today at 5.45 p.m. at the Singapore' Recreation Clubhouse.23 words
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227 1958-07-31 12 MILAN, July 30 (AFP) The Italian Davis Cup team is in for a tough battle when it meets the British team in the final of the European zone on the centre court of the Milan Tennis Club next Friday, Italian227 words
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Article86 1958-07-31 12 Magnificent Throw By Rowe LONDON. July 30. IAFP) Empire Games gold medallist. England's Arthur Rowe. surpassed both the British allcomers and European shot putt record last night when he achieved 59 feet 8 in s at Doncaster Sports meet. But Rowe's performance will not rank as record breaking because he86 words
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Article759 1958-07-31 12 PETER WILSON - PETER WILSON 'Our Finishing Burst Came At Right Moment' By CARDIFF, Wed. CO the sixth Empire and Commonwealth Games the most agreeable sporting festival I have covered ended witn an upsurge of emotion which choked the throat and misted the eyes. When the Queen's clear, light759 words
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Article, Illustration77 1958-07-31 12 Smashing Finish PARIS: French cycler Darrigade, still on his bike, but about to fall, sends a careless official of Pare des Princes track in mid-air, duriifg a victory sprint that ended in a punch. Having already passed all his competitors and approaching the finishing line Darrigade crashed into an officialUPI - 77 words
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Article69 1958-07-31 12 PELLEW IS APPOINTED COACH ADELAIDE, July 30 (Reuter) The South Australian Cricket Association today announced appointment of former Aust-alian Test star, C. E. Pellew as full-time South Australian cricket coach. Pellew was brilliant batsman in 'twenties and made one trip to England with 1921 Test side. He played in several69 words
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Article75 1958-07-31 12 NEW YORK, July 30. (AFP) —World featherweight champion Hogan Kid Bassey may defend his title during his three-month American tour, revealed his American representative Jersey Jones last night. Bassey is scheduled to meet former title holder Willie Pep in Boston. Then according to Jones the Nigerian75 words
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Article147 1958-07-31 12 A Two-Day Version Of E-Games LONDON, July 30, (AFP).— A two-day version of the recent British Empire Games held in Cardiff last week mil be staged at the White* City here when Britain mee f s the British Empire and Commonwealth in their athletics match on August 2 and 4.147 words
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366 1958-07-31 12 By LESLIE NAKASHIMA TOKYO, July 30 (UPI) Far Eastern feather weight champion Hisao Kobayashi survived a fifth round knockdown and came from behind to retain his crown last night with a unanimous 12-round decision over oliallenger Sarik Yontrakit of Thailand before 3,000 fans at366 words
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Article71 1958-07-31 12 LONDON, July 30 (Beuter) New Zealand were Bkitttod out for 54 runs on the flfsi day of their three-day cricket match against Surrey Iwre today. At tea Surrey had scored 94 for one. Chief 'executioners' urre Loader <3— 29 1, Alec B^d^er (3—9), and Gibson <4— IK Surrey,71 words
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Article41 1958-07-31 12 GOODWOOD, Sussex, jub 30 (Reuter) Mr. 11. J<X 'i Predominate won the Go wood Stakes, run over two miles three furlongs hv)\ day Mr. John Lewis's I r Tusrar was second anri Mr C Leigh's Festive third. 14 ran41 words
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Article22 1958-07-31 12 The Anglo-Chinese School annual swimming carnival will be held in the Chinese Swimming Club pool tomorrow, commencing at 2.15 p.m.22 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-07-31 12 DISCUS thrower S J D u P]es seen here at the Empire and c'.t m\ Cardiff as he sets up a newR?^« a throw of 176 feet 9i inches pu British Empire record of 169 f PPt SSB *M up in Vancouver in 195J I 'M49 words
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Article162 1958-07-31 12 LONDON. July 30. (Reuter) —Managers of the Moscow Torpedo Football Club as well as officials of the state sports committee have had to answer for the conduct of Edouard Streltsov 21-year-old Russian soccer idol recently gaoled for 12 years on a charge of rape, according to162 words
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Article59 1958-07-31 12 Moss Haw Clas world BON'; pi n peered tatc v acar i-j 20th C^ ll aC 7•- S Rernri i i Vtmn fa :r--(hand ftj kilometre i > .r r; i be 3 1 B;: ra b«« pi i TEAMS ft tita Ist (OOHI Tr.' M ,8..,.. BRM M oorei59 words
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Article17 1958-07-31 12 vYrr.v v \i:: at?, The *>\ ilnd J n r ',;;ji I ;;v Mr C->;i17 words
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1442 1958-07-31 13 'We will remember the British for the language they left behind...' Q^^nQ^m^s^^gffli^^^^ are w« to be reminded we too, W k aiisi or not, might be destroyed in their foolishness, to fere r we pray that we be given a P h all solemnity, we promise to join ovided you1,442 words
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Article906 1958-07-31 13 The Harsh Prospect Patrick O'Donovan reports from Washington [Washington i*»~s himself ■i"h world Ha expects nj quiet I General de 1 3? granted I wtai for— >v>>*?ts gj ve Mrc than A"*! Of su C Mnisc in ••> there *:n the narm*r p^fnplftint and 1 more "°>-3 ffer> ta*rtea r906 words
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Miscellaneous535 1958-07-31 13 TODAY'S QUOTATION: M| 1 "To carry rare to bed mm 1»J MtM Is to sleep with a pack on your back." —Haliburton I RW^ THURSDAY FOR I |d| skl SASB EVERYONE: Get an early I ISAXBUS start; make gains in con- I nectoin with completion of I tasks and solutions535 words
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155 1958-07-31 14 LONDON, July 30 (Reuter) Ingrid Bergman's 19-year-old daughter Jenny is quoted today as saying that her mother's next husband, Lars Schmidt, "sounds a very charming man." The film star brought her pretty daughter to London to tell her all about her Swedish husband-to-be. Jenny, daughter155 words
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Article359 1958-07-31 14 MORE POWER FOR FRENCH PRESIDENT A/ew Constitution Is Made Public PARIS. July 30 (UPI) Gen. Charles de Gaulle today made public the proposed new French Constitution which will sweep away the fourth Republic once and for all if it is adopted by the nation this Fall. The Constitution which will359 words
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204 1958-07-31 14 JAPAN AND FIVE ASIAN COUNTRIES INCLUDED Rockefeller Grant NEW YORK, July 30 fßeuter) The Rockefeller Foundation tonight announced grants totalling r550.4-U.T2I to universities, schools and institutions throughout the world (including Japan) to s'.d research into diverse programmes. President of the Foundation. Dean Rusk, announcing the awards for the second quarter204 words
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179 1958-07-31 14 NECKLINE PLUNGES AS HOUR ADVANCES PARIS, July 30. (Renter).— The first half-dozen too Paris showings of the autumn and winter collection have shown that the sack silhouette has gone the way of the bustle, the bloomer and the highbuttom boot. In its place is the return of the waistline, the179 words
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Article, Illustration85 1958-07-31 14 FOUR days after his marriage to a singer, Signalman Rodney Bloomficld of Cliftonville. Kent, was on his way with the paratroops to Jordan. Here, he is seen examining souvenirs offered for sale by an Arab boy in Amman. The troops about 2.000 of them are inMirror - 85 words
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182 1958-07-31 14 PRINCE ALBERT, Saskatchewan, July 30 (Reuter) A Canadian Air Force transport plane carrying Princess Margaret burst two tyres as it landed here yesterday. But the tyres burst as the plane was slowing up and it came to a stop without difficulty. The Princess, who is182 words
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Article92 1958-07-31 14 DROVE CAR SOLVING CROSSWORD MELBOURNE. July 30 (Reuter) A man who tried to work out a crossword puzzle while he was driving a car was fined £AlO in Cranbourne Court, near Melbourne, today. The motorist, John Foster Sutton, 25, of Brighton, was convicted on a charge of having failed to92 words
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Article84 1958-07-31 14 HAVERHILL, Massachusetts, July 30 (UPI)— A 43-year-old mother, who refused to accept blood transfusions on religious grounds, died in a hospital yesterday of a bleeding ulcer. Mrs. Elizabeth Denno. who had been in hospitals off and on since last September, died at Hale Hospital. Doctors had said84 words
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Article23 1958-07-31 14 FLAGS on Government buildings in London flew at half mast yesterday to mark the death of King Feisal of Iraq. Reuter.23 words
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Article245 1958-07-31 14 BOSTON, July SO (UPI) A story which began with a suicide charge on ihe war-torn South Pacific Island of Saip3n 14 years ago ended yesterday v.hen an ex-Marine sent a Japanese battle flag back to its original owner. The time was July 7, 1944:245 words
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Article31 1958-07-31 14 THE body of Lt.-Gen. Claire L. Chennault was brought by Diane to Washington from New Orleans, where he died on Saturday to receive the nation's final honours. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 31 words
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228 1958-07-31 14 Legal Experts Recommend LONDON, July 30 (Reuter) A Legal Committee recommended yesterday that newspapers should not be allowed to report preliminary hearings at which it is decided whether or not an accused person should go for trial, t The Committee was set uo in228 words
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Article23 1958-07-31 14 THE Japanese Cabinet has agreed to recognise the new regime in Iraq, the usually well informed national newspaper Asahi Shimbun said yesterday.- ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article38 1958-07-31 14 GOVERNOR Orval E. Faubus, of Little Rock, Arkansas. who called out the National Guard to defy the Federal Government in last fall's integration crisis, won a third term by a landslide vote yesterday in Arakansas' unmary election.- UPIUPI - 38 words
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Article29 1958-07-31 14 A RECORD number of 58.737 whales were caught in the Antarctic last year, according to figures published vesterday by the Bureau of International Whaling Statistics in Saniefjord, Norway.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article28 1958-07-31 14 TWENTY-ONE peop'e were trapped in a lift for 45 minutes yesterday in a store in JDundee, Scotland. One woman was on the ver.se of collapse when released.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article42 1958-07-31 14 A LUFTHANSA Conv air airliner with 40 passengers aboard returned to London Airport on Tuesday night. 30 minutes after take-off for Frankfurt after a telephone warning that there was a bomb aboard Bomb disposal experts searched the plane but found nothing.- ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article31 1958-07-31 14 A SKYMASTER aircraft arrived in South-end, England on Tuesday night with 51 British nationals from Iraq. Among the seven male passengers was an official from the British Embassy in Bagdad. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article28 1958-07-31 14 MORE than 1.200,000. working days were lost in Britain last month through strikes, including part of the bus and dock stoppages, the Ministry of Labour stated yesterday. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article55 1958-07-31 14 A DISTRICT Court in Hiroshima Prefecture yesterda.v sentenced a ship's Captain to two years' imprisonment and a fine of 10,000 yen (£lO Sterling) for his responsibility in the loss of 113 lives in a ferry boat disaster when his ;'hip. the Kitagawa Maru, capsized and sank in the Japan SeaReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration57 1958-07-31 14 THE Oscar-type, goldplated nude statues were awarded to the best actors, actresses a.nd directors of Pakistan at the first public film awarding ceremony held in Lahore. Among the award winners are (from left) W. Z. Ahmed (Best Director), Miss Nayyar Sultana .(Best Supporting Actress) and Santosh KumarUPI - 57 words
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Article85 1958-07-31 14 KUWAIT TO INCREASE UAR TEACHERS CAIRO, July 30 (Reuter) The Education Minister of Kuwait, oil-rich British-pro-tected Sheikhdom, said here yesterday that Kuwait had decided to increase the number of Egyptian teachers. The Minister, Emir Abdullah El Gaber Al Sabah, conferred on Monday with the Egyptian Education Minister, Mr. Kamaleddin Hussein.85 words
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Article168 1958-07-31 14 NKRUMAH ASSURES INVESTORS NEW YORK, July 30, (Reuter).'—r Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the Prime Minister of Ghana, yesterday said his country was willing to "enter into an investment guarantee" to "protect American investors with a guarantee of convertibility and against loss due to expropriation." Speaking at a luncheon given in his168 words
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Article76 1958-07-31 14 RIO DE JANEIRO, July 30 (Reuter). Russia suggested at yesterday's plenary session of the Inter-Parlia-mentary Union here that war propaganda should be made a criminal offence. The Soviet delegation presented the suggestion as an amendment. Voting on it will take place on Thursday or Friday.76 words
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Article57 1958-07-31 14 HOLLYWOOD, July 30. (UPI). Ciros, a favourite night spot of film stars and society figures for more than a decade, was auctioned off yesterday for U*****,000. The famous night owned by Herbert F. Hover, 52, was purchased in Federal Bankruptcy Court for USS2B6,--000 by Mannie Eigenbaum, past57 words
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Article176 1958-07-31 14 Opposition Hopes Of E Lebanon C BEIRUT, July 30 (Reuter) -l Lebanese crisis was moving toward* were dimmed last night by an Oppos that all Presidential candidates shod policy in advance. Political observer^ horr this would be inacrcnlah e General Fuad Chehab, Lebanese Army Chief of Stafi \v: appeared to176 words
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Article29 1958-07-31 14 THE CHINESE Communist vice-premier and Foreign Minister Chen Yi yesterday had talks in Peking with French ex-Premier Pirrrr Mendes-France and near Radical Deputy Roland Dumas. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article84 1958-07-31 14 HUSBA 'RUN BRIDE LONDOKJ -Dominic 3 wrtraii pd teiress M Lefiaocc i ■an, was re-ei D n>or. hat] A /■jc i "e ••esteniiy afn ail sinafel j way blip ,veefe#: I em* i «fl I r Cubma )f the 3 Her pareaa >reak uj Tbc Jirfp lurgh sax •ef'eraav )a«84 words
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