The Straits Times, 15 August 1961
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Title Section17 1961-08-15 1 \vih\(.i iiailv ri:iMiiii:i^\ii: i;x< HiMmu ft*/*"* The Straits Times Kstd. 1845. TUESDAY. AUGUST 15. 1961. 15 CENTS17 words
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Article733 1961-08-15 1 UUlvJJlli XVJ.-JA %J \J JjJJ A A_Jv_y »T X^ v*r xa. xi.way Stephens: All misunderstandings now cleared Solidarity set-up: Talks to be held KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE leader of the United National Kadazan Organisation of North Borneo, Mr. Donald A. Stephens, told the Straits Times today that733 words
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Article, Illustration211 1961-08-15 1 BABY TURTLES MEET AN ELDER OF THEIR SPECIES A COMPARISON picture of the giant leathery-backed sea turtle beside newly hatched turtles of its species. In the picture is John Elliott, a schoolboy from Britain now spending his holidays here, who offered to look afterCheah Lin Fatt - 211 words
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418 1961-08-15 1 KENYATTA IS GREETED BY A BIG CROWD GATUNDU, Monday. QANCING, singing Africans rushed lor\v;ird to Jomo Kenyalta. the bearded African nationalist leader, when he arrived here today from Maralal, where he lias been living in restriction, j A crowd of 1.000 Africans who had waited throughout the night tor theReuter - 418 words
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Article91 1961-08-15 1 Thais act on illegal schools BANGKOK. Mon —The Education Minister. Mr. Mom luang Pin Malakul. today asked district educational officials to co-operate with the Government to suppress Illegal Chinese schools in the i country. According to the Minister, many schoolchildren of Chinese de-cent went to illegal schools at night to91 words
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Article20 1961-08-15 1 LONDON. Mon. Heddle Nash, formerly one of Britain's leading tenors, died in hospital here today, aged 67.20 words
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Article179 1961-08-15 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. The eldest son of the Sultan of Brunei, Pengiran Muda Hassanal Bolkiah. 15. was installed today as Heir to the Throne in a colourful and impressive ceremony conducted with traditional pageantry. The ceremony was conducted inside the glittering Throne Room of Istana179 words
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Article26 1961-08-15 1 LONDON. Mon. Visitors to Britain no longer have to produce Customs documents for their cars as from today, the Royal Automobile Club announced.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article114 1961-08-15 1 JERUSALEM, Mon. The trial of Adolph Eichmann. 55-year-old former head of the Gestapo's Jewish Department, ended today after more than four months. The presiding judge, Mr. Justice Moshe Lanaau. announced that the court would consider its verdict and probably not give its judgment until November. TheReuter - 114 words
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Article43 1961-08-15 1 SAIGON. Mon.— The South Vietnam Government today disclosed evidence of a plot by the Communist Viet Cong to overthrow the pro-Western regime of President Ngo Dlnh piem and substitute it with one which would take direct orders from North Vietnam.— U.P.I.UPI - 43 words
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Article33 1961-08-15 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. The 1 Lower House of the Indian Parliament today approved a Bill amending the Indian constitution and integrating the former Portuguese enclaves of Dadra and Nagarhaveli into the Republic.33 words
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Article142 1961-08-15 1 Family of 9 saved from drowning I^UANTAN. Mo n. Passers-by rescued a family of nine from drowning after a vehicle in which they were travelling went off the road near the 25th mile. Kuantan Kuala Lumpur road at 2 a m. today and plunged into a stream 30ft. below. All142 words
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Article31 1961-08-15 1 m !>l IN. M.n. car < •ntalnlng three •>> lin|i ..tln-'T* turned b In Ii t (.< nn;in poli< p when it ttirii to i Hiunlcnliui, <■ 1, m ii Ktutrr. iSee back paf31 words
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Advertisement6 1961-08-15 1 II ILJIHIIMJWI MANSFIELDS FOR TRAVEL 24126 words
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Article348 1961-08-15 2 U.S. STUDIES SOEKARNOS MASSIVE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME WITH A VIEW TO HELPING INDONESIANS WASHINGTON, Mon aluminium and tourism resources. Oil Income and local expenditures toy foreign oil Investors are counted on to supply 75 per cent of the foreign exchange requirements. In this and other industries, foreign investment348 words
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Article102 1961-08-15 2 Tunisian civilians killed TUNIS, Mon. Three Tunisian civilians were killed when French troops attacked a farm 12 miles west of Bizerta early yesterday, a Tunisian Government communique said last night. The communique said the French forces withdrew after intervention by Tunisian forces. It said the attack was a serious violationReuter - 102 words
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258 1961-08-15 2 Possibility of hope, says US's McCloy WASHINGTON. Mon. Mr. John J. McCloy, chief U.S. disarmament negotiator, said yesterday he believed there was "some possibility of hop c" that eventual agreement of arms limitation might be reached with Russia During recent talks with Mr. Knrushchev he found him to be "somewhatUPI - 258 words
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Article, Illustration57 1961-08-15 2 IZUMI YUKIMURA. 24, the most popular sin- £pr on the Japanese stage, screen and television, leaves the altar with her bridegroom Jack Cella. 21. a student from Philadelphia after a private Catholic ceremony in Tokyo. The couple first met when Miss Yukimura was touring the57 words
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291 1961-08-15 2 U.S. alliance plan expected to get full support DUNTA DEL ESTE. Mon.— The United States-spon-sored "Alliance for Progress" project for Latin-America is expected to come into force here today when 21 American nations— including Cuba—approve the "Declaration of Punta del Este" and dedicate themselves to immediate development programmes. Despite criticismReuter - 291 words
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171 1961-08-15 2 TOKYO, Monday. pRESIDOENT Nkrumah of Ghana arrived in Communist China today from Moscow to the beating of drums, a 21-gun salute and the cheers of a half million people. New China News Agency reported. The agency said Dr. Nkrumah was greeted by Chairman Liv171 words
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Article140 1961-08-15 2 BELIZE (British Honduras). Guatemala has closed its border with British Honduras beiause, observers thought. President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes had not been invited to visit British Honduras. KUWAIT: The Sheikh of Kuwait has formally asked Britain to withdraw her troops on the arrival of Arab League forces, a140 words
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Miscellaneous21 1961-08-15 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby fTAKC MY StAT.^/^Trr^N 5T^ y MADAM I >• I TWAMK I \i/a nrrc uv I \+™Ls Vequautv?/21 words
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714 1961-08-15 3 T- ONDON, Mon.— The West reacted swiftly yesterday to the sudden closing of the border with West Berlin by the Communist East German regime just ai'ler midnight. In WASHINGTON. Mr. Dean Ru.^k. the Secretary of State, in a statement issued with President Kennedy's approval,Reuter - 714 words
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113 1961-08-15 3 THE MEN WHO PHONED FOR PEACE, COMFORT AND ADVICE [^ONDON. Mon— A London shop-window advertisement "phone lor peace, comfort, advice, for the answer to your need". brought more than 50 inquiries from men expecting a call-girl to answer, the newspaper the 'People reported. The "Christian Telephone Ministry." which received theReuter - 113 words
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Article, Illustration52 1961-08-15 3 PRIME MINISTER C NO of Burma (right) executes a "Scout Salute" while inspecting Burmese Boy Scouts. The Prime Minister took the Scout's oath administered by the Chief Scout. I Khin Maung Hpyu. and the Scout Commissioner. Commodore Than Pe. at Scout Camp in the capital.—52 words
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Article356 1961-08-15 3 'TOKYO, Mon.— The Soviet Flr.st Deputy Premier. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. the Soviet Union's super salesman and the most important Russian to visit Japan this century, arrived here today amid an atmosphere of tension. The grey-haired Soviet leader arrived aboard a Soviet turbo-prop Iluyshln--18 at 12.11UPI - 356 words
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Miscellaneous425 1961-08-15 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT WATBjnnOI NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVK SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 metres M mmm 4 1 6 S"**" A.M. 6.00" Time Signal. NegaraAM. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 Morning Prelude: 7.00 The News; Ku News Headlines; 6.05 Morning 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise: 8.00 The Melodies; 6.30 Keep Fit With425 words
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487 1961-08-15 4 A huge Customs haul of samsu, tobacco TWO CARS AND MOTORCYCLE SEIZED IN EIGHT RAWS SINGAPORE Mon. started speeding, the Customs officer chased him. After a short run, the driver abandoned the car and dashed into a kampong. In the car i was six gallons of samsu. Later a Customs487 words
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Article174 1961-08-15 4 'RUSHED' INTO ILLEGAL WEDDING OINGAPORE, Mon. A bus worker, who after being married for 10 years falsely declared himself to be a bachelor in order to contract another marl riage today told a court I he committed the offence without realising its seriousness. Kidam bin Awang, of GeyI lang Serai,174 words
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Article63 1961-08-15 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A trishaw-rider, Yeo Beng Kum, 23. pleaded not guilty in the Singapore ninth magistrate's court today to stealing a $168 wrist watch from J. Duvekot, a marine engineer at the Junction of Syed Alwi Road and Kampong Kapor Road on Aug. 11. He63 words
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Article115 1961-08-15 4 Training course on tourism SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. will open the first training course organised by the Singapore Tourist Association tomorrow. A total of 37 traineesincluding 15 women has been selected from more than 600 applications. The trainees are drawn from all walks of lifestudents,115 words
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147 1961-08-15 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A MIDDLE-AGED couple and their married daughter were together fined a total of $700 in the Singapore fourth district court today for assisting in carrying on a public lottery in their house. 11 Teng Lip, a hawker, his daughter, Llm Scow 30,147 words
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Article54 1961-08-15 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two 16-year-old boys. Lai Chee Chye and Wong Kok Seng, pleaded guilty in the ninth magistrate's court here today, to stealing an Iron rail worth $50 belonging to the Malayan Railway, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The" magistrate. Mr. 8. R. Chapkana. postponed sentence to Aug.54 words
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Article20 1961-08-15 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Assumption Day, a French official holiday, will be observed here tomorrow by the French Consulate General.20 words
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Article100 1961-08-15 4 Man admits breaking into store SINGAPORE, Mon. Abdullah bin Abbas, who came from Indonesia four years ago to settle here, pleaded guilty today to breaking Into the Yew Lian rubber store in Howard Road. Mr. Choor Singh, the First Criminal District Judge, remanded Abdullah. 19. till Aug. 21, pending a100 words
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Article98 1961-08-15 4 UN aid will buy more X-ray units SINGAPORE, Mon. The United Nations is to help the Singapore Government in its campaign against tuberculosis with a financial grant to buy more equipments. The grant, understood to be about $120,000 from the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund was made at the98 words
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Article59 1961-08-15 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Six officials of the People's Association, who were dismiss--ed last week, today protested In an open letter to member organisations of the Association and the 51 Assemblymen against their "arbitrary' 7 dismissals. They are: Messrs. Tay Klan Kar, Lim Kwang Hee, Chua Song Yong, Tho59 words
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257 1961-08-15 4 rE site of the Lorong Tal Seng fire now being cleared by members of the Work Brigade will be handed over to the vic(lms to re-build their houses. Madam Oh Su Chen, chairman of the Lorong Tal Seng Fire Relief Fund Committee,257 words
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136 1961-08-15 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The secretary of the Singapore Chinese Schools' conference, Mr. .Kao Hung Keng, said today that the association would resist the government's new four-year secondary course for Chinese school students, if it was a move to reduce the traditional sixyear Chinese secondary education. Continuation136 words
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Article228 1961-08-15 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. rTHE celebrated Finnish bass-baritone, Kirn x Borg, gave a splendid recital before a sparse but unusually receptive audience in the Victoria Theatre last night. Mr. Borg possesses a voice of sonorous power, range and suppleness which he projects with consummate artistry, be it228 words
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Article200 1961-08-15 4 SINOAPORE. Mon— The publicity that preceded tonight's Victoria Theatre recital by the American pianist, Walter Hauizlg. stated that "few. If any, young artists can match Walter Hautzlg's world-wide popularity and stature. After listening to the first half of Mr. Hautzigs concert one can but assume that200 words
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Article300 1961-08-15 4 fHE following Is todays A schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Debar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Dusselaorf. Beirut, Bahrein, Bombay, Colombo (BA 712) 4.40 pjn. Pan-American: Prom Jakarta (PA 818) 9.10 a.m. KLM: From Amsterdam, Geneva. Rome, Cairo, Dhahran. Karachi, Bangkok300 words
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Miscellaneous64 1961-08-15 4 KAMPONG KAPOK S I RAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH— Parish Leaders/Workers Group Monthly Meeting 8 p.m. Church Annexe. YCH-XG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (RafTles Quay): Blue Triangle ClubTalk on Police Women by Inspector Mary Quintal 5.15 p.m. SINGAPORE AST SOCIETY: Exhibition of paintings by local artists at the British Council. 10 a.m.64 words
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Miscellaneous63 1961-08-15 4 ARY MOVEMENT: Film Show at Salvation Army Boy's Industrial Home, Thomson Road, 7.30 pjn. U.S. CULTURAL CENTRE: Film Show: "Building for Labour" and "A Mlgh'.y Fine Union" 6 pm. SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Cllnlco-Patho-loglcal meeting, Mecucal Unit 1. Pathology Lee lure Theatre 8 15 p.m. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Raffles Quay)63 words
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Article350 1961-08-15 5 MEN DUE TO RETIRE FROM THE ARMY CAN ARRANGE SPECIALISED PREPARATION: RAZAK IyTALAYAN soldiers due to return to "Civvy Street" can arrange to be given training for trades. This assurance was given by Tun Abdul Razak, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, when he visited the350 words
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Article86 1961-08-15 5 A FORUM ON FAMILY PLANNING SINGAPORE, Mon. A public forum on family planning. organis d by the Adult Education Board, will be held at the West Coast community centre on Sunday at 7.30 p.m The forum will be in the national language. The chairman will be Inche Buyong Adil of86 words
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Article50 1961-08-15 5 COULD NOT PAY FINE— JAIL JOHORE BAHRU, Mon —A tapper, Ibrahim bin Auran, 21. of Ulu Tiram, was today jailed for three months wh n he failed to pay a $300 fine in a magistrate's court for running a pirate taxi at Masai 16 3 4 milestone, on April 2850 words
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266 1961-08-15 5 Lawyers Rajah, Tann join Barisan Socialis SINGAPORE, Monday. r JTWO SINGAPORE lawyers who were once prominent members of the People's Action Party have joined the new Barisan Socialis as i its legal advisers. They are Mr. Tann Wee Tiong. one of the original nine founder members of the P.A.P.. and266 words
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90 1961-08-15 5 Fish show in Singapore to be opened by Inche Yusof SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Aquarlsts' Society will put on Its third annual fish show at the Happy World Stadium from Aug. 30 to Sept. 3 The show will be opened by the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak, after which90 words
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239 1961-08-15 5 FARMERS' BODY REFUSED REGISTRATION BECAUSE IT WAS RED ITUCHING. Mon. the Sarawak Government refused to register the Sarawak Farmers' Association because half of tht 33 organisers were believed to be Communists and the organisation was to have been used to extend Communist influence in the rural areas. This was disclosed239 words
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Article44 1961-08-15 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A tapper, Anyathervan, 31. of Karanagah Estate. Kangkar Pulal, 16 milestone, was fined $25. or a week's Jail, for being drunk and Incapable at the Jalan Ah Fook bus centre yesterday morning. He went to jail44 words
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Article40 1961-08-15 5 IPOH. Mon. A housewife Rahlmah binte Ismail. 35. living in Green Town, reported to the police here today that all her Jewellery, worth $1,770, Including a pair of diamond earrings costing $1,300, has been stolen from her house40 words
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Article, Illustration80 1961-08-15 5 Architect back from course in England Mr. Yang Tai Tye who just returned to Singapore from architectural studies in England and the United States. After qualifying from a diploma course in architecture in England in 1957, Mr. Yang worked with two London architectural and structural engineering firms to gain practical80 words
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Article49 1961-08-15 5 KUCHING. Mon. A fire this morning destroyed $80.--000 worth of timber belonging to the Colonial Timber Company's sawmill at Sari«ei In the third division. Company employees and members of the Sarlkei fire brigade brought the fire under control. Police are Investigating the cause of the fire. U.P.I.UPI - 49 words
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Article67 1961-08-15 5 PENANO, Mon. A. Mohamed Yusof, 47, was today fined $150 or eight weeks' Jail in default for making a false statement to the registration officer about four years ago. Mohamed pleaded guilty to stating In his citizenship application that he had resided in the Federation67 words
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Article149 1961-08-15 5 17UALA LUMPUR, Mon. v The University of Malaya here is to start an honours course next year for students taking agrlcul ture. The university has 18 third-year students In Its department of agriculture, which was started with a $2,100,000 grant from the New Zealand Govern mi149 words
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Article187 1961-08-15 5 2 escape concrete pipes death 1/-UANTAN, Mon. A lorry driver, Ah Fook, 24, and his attendant, Ng Jin Seng, 38, narrowly escaped being crushed to death by heavy concrete pipes early this morning when their lorry went off the road at the 17th mile, Kuantan-Kema-man road, while trying to avoid187 words
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Article58 1961-08-15 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. rhe State Welfare Office has planned a work camp for youth organisations in Johore to clear a piece of land at Tampoi for rehabilitating cured leprosy patients from the nearby leoer settlement. Work on the site, to be known as the Tampoi58 words
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Article78 1961-08-15 6 ANOTHER CAR STOLEN IN J. BAHRU JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— A Rahman bin Minhat of Singapore reported the theft of a car he left unlocked at a cinema in Jalan Ah Fook this morning. He said he had removed the ignition keys of the car an Opel Rekord SS 2134, which78 words
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Article51 1961-08-15 6 PENANG, Mon.— An exhibition of Chinese calligraphic paintings will be held at the Hui Ann Association, Magazine Road, on Friday. The exhibition is staged by a local collector, Mr. Cheng Slu Ming, who Is displaying the collection of hi s grandfather, the late Mr Cheng Tze51 words
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84 1961-08-15 6 Airways suspends Kuching Viscounts SINGAPORE. Mon. Malayan Airways today announced that it is temporarily suspending its turbojet Viscount flights to Kuching from Sept. 15 while the runway there is being widened. The service will be maintained by Dakotas which use s shorter runway. Viscounts will continue to fly to Brunei84 words
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116 1961-08-15 6 PENANG. Mon. Seven men. Including four Indonesians, today pleaded not guilty to a joint charge of possessing 160 bales of rubber and 34 bags of scrap rubber suspected to have been stolen or fraudulently obtained at Weld Quay on Aug 4. The116 words
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422 1961-08-15 6 NO SALARY PROBLEM FOR THESE TEACHERS Government will assist them to find places in schools PENANG, Monday. TEACHERS of English in Chinese schools will have no salary problem whether or not they join the Government's unified salary scale. "The only question they will face is security of tenure," Mr. Tai422 words
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139 1961-08-15 6 Prosperity through hard work only-Ruler SINGAPORE, Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Serabilan said on his arrival here today that the Federation Government's rural development plans would bring prosperity only if the people really worked hard. fie arrived by air with his wife. Tengku Ampuan, and his six children139 words
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Article28 1961-08-15 6 BUTTERWORTH, Mon.— A housewife, Minah binte Sha'arl, 33. was killed when she was knocked down by a lorry at the 8i mile stone, Kepala Batas-Butterworth Road.28 words
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Article30 1961-08-15 6 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. Msgr. John Gordon, Charge d'Al'faires of the Apostolic Delegation of Thailand and the Malay peninsula, now touring Malaya, visited Kedan and Perils during the weekend.30 words
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466 1961-08-15 6 Red Crescent or Cross? PMIP accused of narrow view rPHE Pan-Malayan Islamic Party was ac- cused in the Senate today of adopting a "narrow view" by suggesting that the name of the Red Cross movement be changed to Red Crescent Society. The House which was debating a BUI for the466 words
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Miscellaneous235 1961-08-15 6 Bugs Miunny Ry tin I pit HointiUihl LM Abner By At Capp PFINISHED.7 )^s—4C^A (^SUPREME OWPMAf^) \l I GOT NEVS FOR \f MAMMVfr-VO* WAKE V/^TO *-^Nj OFTC£NTRAL J VCXJ-???-HOUD ISCRANKIN' i^r^s I COMRADE-TO- Y 4^U|CtP Tl COMMITTEE, PUZZ THE PHONE.T \l UP TH'-gAsR*?-- psf\ COMRADE JVT r HEM HESS HESS235 words
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Article, Illustration1337 1961-08-15 7 ill 5 iililiSf Speefef I^HE meeting of directors of the 1 lonourable East India Company over; the minutes were written and, in the dim light of an outer office, a clerk bent purposefully over a sheet of company's memorandum paper. Mr. R. Hudson,HTS - 1,337 words
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Miscellaneous210 1961-08-15 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Eric and Basil may soon be 1 a?^ tt to pi ci ?^r b (i7r sssa 10 5M r IU the-Grenaaers! (7. M- Eo_u fsT 8n 6ent Tr-e latent the 12 A range of sound? (5) rden of houseworlt < 7 6 >- -13. CUy^ineV^-es210 words
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Obituary26 1961-08-15 8 h,,,h. »;/i tlmimmm) ANC SENG LEONC I ..I X.in lu-limil if*, dangktor, mm, daushter-ln-law, J -on-ir.-u '>■ Maa Chlaag and I "yen 1 1 Oil I26 words
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Article161 1961-08-15 8 ?li Wmtmt >/" Vtmmtim, A BREAKFAST OF U. :^..r Shr.ild»d 1 nun. 11 ti Try II ...,d CHICKEN INN. SEAVIEW Hut. I lvi ■he 1i... CMekaa .ii-n. Muaic ''V ;l Wngapore'i i.j<lid» COPPERTONE laaa m IaMMM re\. t, r«ur -km luuil il! t. .111 AIR. SEA road! I an161 words
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The Straits Times Tuesday, August 15, 1961.
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Article604 1961-08-15 8 Sarawak has appuiniod a Public Service Commission. which will begin Functioning in October. Since las: year, only one expatriate, an agreultural officer, lias born recruited on permanent and penatonable trims. Theae are significant moves towards eventual Boraeaniaation ol Sarawak'a civil aerviee but no-ont suppose*, that 'iic transition604 words
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Article369 1961-08-15 8 It is a pity the latest labom dispute to afllict tho Railway Administration should, like so many before, hava deteriorInto ;i slanging match with both sides ractnf ir.to puhlic invective, and also that ithe Klang pontoon jetty in I which, as a kov project in his crush programme369 words
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Article256 1961-08-15 8 By capping his announcement that South Korea will have general elections and a return to civil government in 1963 with the remark thfit this is tlie "final decision" of the Supreme Council, Lieutenant General Chung Hee Park makes an assumption ol ability to retain power in the interim256 words
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968 1961-08-15 8 Angola anguish speeds up the end for Salazar LISBON. MOll. THE political scales appear to be now weighted more heavily against the Portuguese Premier, Dr. Salazar, than at any time during his 30 years of absolute power. Since 1958. when Cen. Delgado contested the presidential election calling openly for the968 words
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437 1961-08-15 8 LEFT OUT LABUAN: PLEA TO BORNEO AIRLINE LETTERS SINCL February lU6u. when Labuan airport was closed lor repairs Malayan Airways has ceased to call at Labuan airport. The airport was opened for normal traffic in April 1961. but we were disappointed li that Labuan was not included In the routes437 words
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Article72 1961-08-15 8 THE PLANTERS IN BATANG PADANG IN the Straits Times of June 15 mention is made of planters in th 3 Batang racianu district forming an association to protect their Interests and that the association would be called the "Batang Padang District Planters' A.-.-sooiatior.." This statement is completely erroneous. The meeting72 words
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Article136 1961-08-15 8 I REFER to the parallel hours of broadcasting between Radio Malaya and Radio Singapore, as far as Indian programmes are concerned. It makes one feel so sorry to mUs a good programme from one station when at the same time there Is an equally good one136 words
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Article34 1961-08-15 8 NEW METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION 1 SEE from press reports that the Singapore Housing Board is embarking on a "new" method of construction involving structural steel framework and precast concrete slabs. This "new system wu34 words
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Article139 1961-08-15 8 YOUTH DRIVE FOR RURAL WORK IREAD with interest that I the Malayan Youin council is sponsoring a rural youth movement. This is most surprising when the Malayan Association ol Youin Clubs is already going all out in this tteid of activity. In tact Uhe Malayan Association oi Youin Clubs has139 words
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355 1961-08-15 8 RAWLE KNOX - RAWLE KNOX by YEW DELHI. Mon— Th« Indian Government, according to unconfirmed reports, has .set a.side seven and a half million pounds to buy fighter aircratt to match the two squadrons i>l PlC4s which Pakistan will receive under United States military aid. There355 words
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Advertisement572 1961-08-15 8 STRAITS TIMES&FREE PRESS tor tht r*nrrnlfim m* timtrUf •r> mv NPWMMM a« Irt Fi«or COLO STORAGE ARCADt null rtrtirt imnlt ailrrrlifmtntt nnd >>*t inmhii rtmU; Kmß atfaarNaaaaMi ptawal In Slnmmttrt mat hnndtd tm: COLD STORAGE BRANCHES at Kt*>p>rL MOAO m NAVAL IAIC AUTHORISED AGENTS. CITY IOOK MM. STORE LTD. ISMAIL572 words
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Advertisement67 1961-08-15 8 Is your pen a Slow Starter? Then You fc Should Try v, <^J; Parkers \"S s Quink INK Don't blame your pen if it is sometimes >low and hard to start it may be the slujuish ink inside' Parker s new SUPER QUINK ink is specially formulated to keep feed67 words
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Advertisement92 1961-08-15 8 ALLNEW $mbem SHAVEMASTER NOTHING SHAVES LIKE A BLADE! And thr all new Sunbeam ShjvcmJltcr A, iiiHiiiimiiiiiiiii i^*V three real >V Ra^afMVi**"^*^ bljdci |ivci K gJ^Bf aa^fVßtaSt ♦jltcsf and LLJh «a»^==^=r^ I quickest thjve I r ever cipcncncrd I j Hjndiome. mjtculino j ttylmg with jll new fotwci T timmcr th»ce92 words
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215 1961-08-15 9 Sack this man, the bank strikers demand SINGAPORE, Mon. About 30 employees of the Bank of India Ltd. in Robinson Road today staged a protest strike because the management refused a request to dismiss an accountant whom they described as "anti-union." Negotiations held on Saturday at the Labour Ministry between215 words
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Article44 1961-08-15 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The Religious Dcpartm. Nt is organising a procession to celebrate the birthday ot Prophet Mohamed on Aug 24. The procession will start at the Diamond Jubilee Hall at 8 a.m. and end at BaIUUQ Abu Bakar Mosque.44 words
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Article109 1961-08-15 9 Injured girl helped by Minister IPOH, Mon.— The Minister for Transport Date Sardon bin Hajl Jublr today went to the assistance of a seven-year-old girl who had apparently been knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle. Dato Sardon, who was travelling from Teluk Anson to Kampar along the Degong road for109 words
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Article58 1961-08-15 9 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A total of 5,762.280 tons of cargo was handled In Singapore in the DIM four months of the year —an lncrea.se of 1.143.820 tons over the corresponding period last year. Cargo discharged totalled 3.691.580 ton.s. Including 2.189.300 tons of mineral oil. and cargo loaded was58 words
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Article43 1961-08-15 9 SINGAPORE. Mon A .swimming pool filterman. A. Supramaniam. today received a "thank y_ou" note from the Commissioner of Police Mr. A. E. G. Blades, for helping to arrest a secret society extortionist in Kampong Java Road recently.43 words
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Article654 1961-08-15 9 SINGAPORE. Mon He shot manager of a biscuit factory during alleged kidnap bid pOH Chiang Hong, alias Goh Chang Hoe, 23, a labourer, who fired a shot from an automatic pistol at a wealthy businessman in MacPherson Road on the night of March 23, was sentenced654 words
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Article164 1961-08-15 9 L'UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Four Btates Kedah. Perils. Penang and Malacca have declared Wesak Day a state holiday, the Minister of the Interior. Dato 'Dr.* Ismail bin Dato Hajl Abdul Rahman, told the Senate today. But it would not be in tht public interest to declare164 words
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Article333 1961-08-15 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. FEDERATION Court of Appeal today ordered a retrial of an estate owner, Chen Fan Chiang, 46, who was sentenced to death for the murder of a mandore. Chen was convicted by Mr. Justice Adams in the Johore Bahru High Court In July333 words
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Article66 1961-08-15 9 KUANTAN, Mon. Householders here have been warned not to waste water because the normal capacity of 7,000.--000 gallons of the res rvoir here has dropped to 4.000.000 as a result of the dry spell The S nior Executive EnKineer (Coast i. Mr. C. R. Riding, said today66 words
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Article44 1961-08-15 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. About 100,000 people have already visited the low-cost furniture and household appliances exhibition at Macpherson Estate since it was officially opened by the Minister of National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, last Saturday The exhibition closes on Aug. 20.44 words
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Article279 1961-08-15 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The following have passed the final Part II professional examination tor the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in medical jurisprudence, social medicine and public health of the University of Malaya In SingaporeMiss Savlthiri Dcvi Ampalam. Ay S'vee Enc. Chelliah279 words
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Article, Illustration254 1961-08-15 9 King, Queen leave capital for Kelantan State visit KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang diPertuan Agong and. the Raj.i Permaisuri Agong left here today by a special train for a three day State visit to Kelantan. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, his Cabinet colleagues and the general manager of the254 words
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Article133 1961-08-15 9 V U ALA LUMPUR Mon. A six-man Japanese mission Is due to arrive here from Colombo on Wednesday to study the political and econo mlc situation. The minion consists of Mr Seiichi Miwa. Mr. Kosho Ogasa. Mr. Soichi Usul, (all of the Liberal Democratic Party) Mr. Chojl133 words
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102 1961-08-15 9 Two accused of murder of millionaire IPOH. Monday. •pWO men were tentatively charged in the magistrate's court here today with the murder of multi-millionaire philanthropist, Mr. Foo Yet Kai, 55, at 6.30 a.m. on Aug. 6 at his home in Jalan Lim Seng Chew. They are Lee Fook Sam, 40,102 words
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Article, Illustration235 1961-08-15 9 WORRIED FAMILIES WONDER: HAVE COUPLE ELOPED? SINGAPORE. Mon. Last Friday morning Jane Low Siew Yen. 17, ran away from home taking only a bundle of clothing. Today her worried mother, Tan Kuan Chin, min&> sue has eloped. ior Siew Yin was seen calling ai a house in Crane Road, half235 words
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Advertisement95 1961-08-15 9 1 i 1^ HW^ JfJgUE§: i^Wt Jf jh9 With Optone Eyedrops you /jftft-v can always ;Ut look your 3>jj sparkling best V Squeeze two or three drops of soothing Optone into the corners of your" eyes... blink once or twice... your eyes become refreshed, relaxed, lustrous and happy. You will95 words
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Advertisement104 1961-08-15 9 j^ JklJtonte BARGAIN j£/jfe|v OFFER 10th to 23rd Augmt 'M FREE! ffl&if DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS TIPS Biy one 30oz tin of DEL MONTE YELLOW CLIRI PEACH HALVES (51.45 Singapore) and get i FREE tin of DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS TIPS Available from all leading previjien stores (Offer applies only in Singapore)104 words
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Article, Illustration491 1961-08-15 10 What every wife must knowrich of poor TiOW many wives in Malaya and Singapore are n really interested in cooking to make it a hobby that is worth cultivating? There are only a few compared to the hundreds who cook or order the menu just because the family has to491 words
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Article, Illustration75 1961-08-15 10 WING SLEEVES IN GOLD LACE FOR CHEONGSAM MANY claim that the cheongsam looks always the same except for variations in different materials. Bat Derrick Row, a schoolboy designer of Kuala Lumpur, in his sketch (seen above) provides a pleasant change. Maintaining the classical lines of the severe theongsam, the interesting75 words
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200 1961-08-15 10 Foundation garments in dacron lace A swimsuit madeA to- measure is a luxury which a lot of women consider a good investment especially when it can be obtained on easy hire-purchase instalments. Mrs. Catherine Tan, a local qualified corsetier and proprietress of a brand-new corsetry saion In River Valley Road200 words
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Article420 1961-08-15 10 IF you avoid trying to keep up with the Joneses when you entertain, you will be one step nearer to success. This Is the advice given by Betty Crocker In a book which will prove invaluable to those who aspire to be good hostesses.420 words
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290 1961-08-15 10 WOMEN are given no end of advice on how to dress to suit their requirements whether they be fat. thin, tall or short. But the men are left foundering where choice of clothes Is concerned. An organisation In the United States called the290 words
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Advertisement205 1961-08-15 10 I ■■"l 1 v'^sST Give your children the extra nourishment they need Farex the 3-cereal food made by Claxo— is a complete food that needs no cooking and can be added to fruit, soups and a variety of dishes. Farex contains calcium and vitamin D to strengthen the bones and205 words
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Advertisement290 1961-08-15 10 (Spurt tfettatf mi Jk> Llners, shadows, and 'Roll-On* Cream Mascara in colors to match or blend with your costume your jewels your moods. Be subtle today bolder tomorrow bewitching next Tuesday. Then you'll know what fashion's love affair with eyes is all about! 'eye makers a la carte* Sole Agents:290 words
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Advertisement1676 1961-08-15 11 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQOIRIESi ltd 2408. PASSAOt ENtUIIIEti Tali Mil TO ADEN, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. IQHOOH ft COWTIHEHTAt POOTB, mP. Sham Ptnani PATROCLUS Liverfiil, Gngow la Pt Aag 17 Alf 17/11 ACHILLES LiMrpill, A mouth Gta.ll Tellj Alf 11/20 AUTOLVCUS Luerpul, Glasgow Aa; 28 Aig 24 Aag 29/20 Ah N/S11,676 words
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Advertisement1271 1961-08-15 11 THE E. A. C. LINESIAILINGS TO: MEBITERRANEAN, CONTINENTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. <ffii"f jfrt S'pori p S'hara Henang H^jfCj/W "MALAYA" I) 17/18 Aag 2122 AH 23 24 Aag iAjPtGi MANAMA" a) 31 Aagy 4 Sill 8/ 1 Seal I I Sef I XjHJyf "FtISTRIt" k) 15 17 Sept II 21 Sept1,271 words
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Advertisement1594 1961-08-15 11 Snc THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. BrT SINGAPORE (iKerptrattl n tke UlitM Kiaglem) LINES EXPRESS SERVICES TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL I CONTIHEHTAL PORTS Spore P. Sham Pining BENCLEUCH A'werp, B'men. H'burf, R'dam C. 28 Aig II tr| 119 AH 24,29 BENVANHOCH(H) Hamknrf, London, M'brough. AH 28/24 Aag 25/28 Aag Jl 11,594 words
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Advertisement1305 1961-08-15 11 W. McALISTER CO., LTD. >p* TEL: Ha: ***** WMOJaK lM> ELLERM AN LINE KLAVENESS LIMB LONDON HAMOUR6 ROTTEROAM. HAVRE LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. ft HULL. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND, OH OF COLOMBO Accealiig carfi fir Ceatral ft Slat! S'pori P. Sham Penang America 21/21 AH 11 AH/ 1 Sett 28/111,305 words
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434 1961-08-15 12 From Our Market Correspondent ITtRY quiet conditions V again prevailed on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. Prices were virtually unchanged and on a thin market, the turnover was very small. The market to all Intents and purposes was marking time waiting to see434 words
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Article21 1961-08-15 12 Malayan Stock Indices: Ant;. 14 Aug. 12 Industrials: 167.90 167.30 Tins: 330.74 330.92 Rubbers: 240.65 240.65 Jan. 1 1958=10021 words
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Article606 1961-08-15 12 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: InduetriaU: Kra.ier and Neava (2.000) 12.11: Metal Box (1.000) »2.40; Strait* Time* (2.000) 53.40: 6 E (1.000) Jl.-4: Bountead (1,000) 51.55. Minings: Austral Amal (SOO) 30e. 4»d.: Ayer Hltam (1,000) 54a.606 words
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Article13 1961-08-15 12 Malayan Cement produced at the Rawang Worts during July 25.824 tons.13 words
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163 1961-08-15 12 fTHE worsening Berlin x situation firmed the price of rubber in Singapore yesterday. September, quoted for the first time as the current position, was taken up during the morning session to 85 cents. However, the market was very quiet with negligible fluctuations. The unofficial163 words
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Article204 1961-08-15 12 CHIPS lying alangiide the Singapore wharvae taday are: Bcnaf NW. 3, Putau KldJanK NW. S. Tatauharu Maru 4/s, Caananore 10/11, Sangola 33/34, Prankford 40/41. Inntr Raadei Kuala Tuogkal, Ragafajord, Nina, Eaitern Phoenix, Hong Hat, Ounung Mai. Slruaa, Aow Slam, Beo. Bclangor. Benal. Oiang Lee, Loh 81a Lee.204 words
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Article122 1961-08-15 12 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares opened the week along steady lines. Hrnry Jones eased Is. 3d. to 73s 6d. and Anst. Cement Is. to 78s.' Dunlop gained 9d. to 38s. 6d. Base Metals and Oils were steady with Consolidated Zinc easing Is. to 89s. Commonwealth Bonds were firm. Con.122 words
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Article224 1961-08-15 12 September first grade rubbor buyara 1 f.a.k. cloaed In Singapore yesterday ■I 85 ccnta per lb up aeven-elghtha ot a cent on 1 Friday's closlns price. The tone waa etaady quiet. 8.0.0. R.A. cloalng prices In cents per lb. yeaterday were: Int. 1 R.S.B. Spot f.O.b. buyers 84|.224 words
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Article40 1961-08-15 12 SINGAPORE, Aug. 14. RUBBER: 85 cents per Ib. (up seven eighths of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 854 cents (quiet but steady). TIN: $470.87} per picul (down 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (up 5 tons).40 words
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Article137 1961-08-15 12 T*n M eilsyfln Exchsnftfl Binlts At* aeeiatlen made tbeie cbanftea In m ratea to mercbanta yesterday (all rates to flOO). New Vark: buying airmail T.T. 32!, O.D. 321. 90 d/at 33) credit bills, 33 J trad* bllla. Canada: buylns airmail T.T. 53 13/16. O.D. 33 15/16. 90 d/at137 words
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Article99 1961-08-15 12 rl Chinee* Product lichinn. »in««por«, noon prlua par picul ytrttrday ward Ccprai UK/Continent Auguit ("hlpmrnt S26i buyers, $37 Mllers. CMwtut all! bulk $38 i nelleri, drum »4<i ecllcra. P*pp«r: Muntok white 1177 a aellera, Sarawak white 5175 pellera, apeclal Sarawak black $1474 aellen, sarblcd Lampong black $147» Mllera.99 words
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Obituary, Illustration34 1961-08-15 12 In memory of MR. A. J. K(it>\GODA who died on 15-8-59. "In a momrnt his souj hath flown, without a last farewell to his loved ones." Inserted by his wife and children.34 words
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Advertisement1136 1961-08-15 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific c* Atlantic Coast Service ETA ETA ETA ETA ETA S'PO'e Hongkong Honolult S. Francisco t. A r g«lei N. York ••laln.a Mari" 17/21 tut K Auf S Sipt USipt 11 Sept 3 Oct "KMikm Mari" 21/24 Sipt 21 Sipt 11 Oct 2t Oct 22 Oct I Nil1,136 words
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Advertisement324 1961-08-15 12 VVBuKr' f«« UST U.S.A., CANADA SEHVICE. for Halifax. IMntreai. Tronto. Hamilton, V*€lJ'* New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Boston, Central S South America. S'por* P Sham Penang Genoa Halifax New York Peter "lersk I</» Auf n «uf 23 Stlt II Sell lexa Maertk 76 30 Aui 17/11 An 31 Aig/1 Sept Sept324 words
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Advertisement566 1961-08-15 12 NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES ■.t. "BANDA" from ISA/Bombay 13/8/61 Berthed: 13/8/61 S.H.B. Godowns: 31/32 General survey will be held on the 18/8/61. No further survey will be held. N'EDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL I I M. \Y son HOUSE Telephone 94-364 "SANGOLA" sailing for Penan*, Rangoon and Calcutta on 16th August,566 words
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Advertisement217 1961-08-15 12 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT MR. NO TONG NAM of Messra. Seven Seas Trading Company of No. 88-38. Jalan Merslng. KluaiiK. Johore. has been appointed Sole Distributor for RINGNES LAGER BEER for the Peaeration of Malaya. CHNG CHONG KIAT Sole Agent /or Ringnes Lager Beer for The Federation of Malaya Singapore MALAYAN217 words
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Advertisement519 1961-08-15 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCY FOR MEDICAL PRACTITIONER A European qualified medical practitioner is required by an old established private hospital. Please apply Riving full particulars to the Chief Medical Officer. Kwong Wai Siu Free Hospital. 705. ScranKoon Road. Singapore. HONG KONG GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications in ENGLISH in candidate's own handwriting giving519 words
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Advertisement200 1961-08-15 13 NOTICE JAWATAN PENOLONG NADZIR (LAKI-LAKI) SEKOLAH2 UGAMA KERAJAAN, JABATAN HAL EHWAL UGAMA, PERAK. PERMINTAAN2 adalah dljemput bagl Jawatan yang tersebut auras i y-ang tidak termasulc didalam j gulongan pensionable. 1. Tangga Oajl sapertl berikut: $160 310 x AM 464 /484 x Al9 636 2 Pemmta2 bagl jawatan itu me&tilah: I.200 words
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Advertisement749 1961-08-15 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PETAUNG JAVA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT ENGINEER Applications are invited from Federal Citizens for the post of A&siMant Engineer in the service j of :he Petallng Jaya Development Corporation on a salary scale of $731/ x 34 934/982 x 34 51.254 per mensem. Cost of living allowance749 words
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Advertisement709 1961-08-15 13 (Continued from Pare 81 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Words Si (Min.)— Box it ets. extra BOX AI47S. S.T. K.L. position filled. Applicants thanked. WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK Boy and Amah English speaking capable of Parties. Telephone Changl (Spore) *****1 Ext. 402. REQUIRED BY European travelling extensively private secretary between twenty live and709 words
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Advertisement775 1961-08-15 13 SITUATIONS WANTED 2t Words Si (Min.)— Box St ets. txtra READ the Senior Appointments Vacant In The Sunday Mail each week. QUALIFIED CHARTERED SURVEYOR and Civil Engineer with wide experience seeks responsible position, full or part-time. P.O. Box 2216 Kuala Lumpur. SENIOR PLANTER recently returned from U.K. open tor immediate775 words
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Advertisement785 1961-08-15 13 EDUCATION 2t Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. txtra CUITAR A ACCORDION lessons are grven daily at the Guitar A Acrordloo Centre, 58 Pheng Geek Avenue. St-nnett Estate, Blngapore-13. Enrol Now. Tel: MM; 2 pm. to 8 p.m. Also open Sundays. BIG MONEY in Accounting 1.C.8. will send you free785 words
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Advertisement794 1961-08-15 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words Si (Min.)— Box St ett. rxtra 1*» NOLDEN SPECIAL excellent I condition with 4 new tyre*. Rtnc Y.ip (Spore) 7611 Kxt. 232 during offlcv BUVIHC A SELLING Good Used Cars *5- upwards. Easy Terms can Da arranged. 12, Calrnhill Road, B'pors. Tel: ***** MORRIS MINOR794 words
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Advertisement357 1961-08-15 13 MISCELLANEOUS Words Si (Min.)— Box SO ett. txtrm SALE* A SERVICI Outboard Motor* Lawn Mowtrs and Wtlgblnt; MacDinr*. Chop Kirn Sent Cheonf, 103 ÜbvclocK Road SlDOPorc PhoM 7t>221/76«M. AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) 20 Words SlO (Minimum) Daita 1 month. 10 Words 52-50 Mm.) CERTIFICATE* COPIED nhlle yo») wait. Kotomut i.357 words
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300 1961-08-15 14 ONG CHOON HAY - ONG CHOON HAY BY Chinese, too, smoke these small man's cigarettes jyjOHK and more people in Singapore and the Federation are smoking beedies (the small m an's cigarettes than ever before n\u\ this lias boost- j ed Malaya's trade and production to record levels,300 words
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Article30 1961-08-15 14 THE United States car production will drop to an e.s- timated 21.512 units this week, the lowest for any week this year, an agency report .said. I30 words
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Article, Illustration186 1961-08-15 14 opens office in Singapore THE Malayan Life and General Assurance Co. Ltd. which started business In Kuala Lumpur eight months ago has opened a branch office in SineaDore as Dart of its expansion programme. The new office, which was officially opened by the chairman, Tengku Mohamed Hamzah186 words
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181 1961-08-15 14 Ruys back on regular Far East service ROYAL Interocean Lines announced the completion of an extensive re fitting and modernisation of the Ruys, one of the largest vessels In the company's fleet. The ship has re-entered her regular service on R.I. L.'s vital trunk route connecting the Far East with181 words
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Article, Illustration84 1961-08-15 14 Technician off for TV course in Holland MR. (MOO SIN SOHN. (above). chief radio technician of Stokvis (Malaya) Ltd., has left Singapore for a television instruction course In Holland Mr. Choo. who flew by KIM. will be attached to the Erres factory whose radios and household appliances are handled locally84 words
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141 1961-08-15 14 BEECHAM Research Laboratories Ltd., England, are making a third synthetic penicillin called Penbritin an all British discovery, the company announced. It is active against more varieties of bacteria than any previous penicillin and thus brings the benefits of penicillin therapy to a much wider141 words
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Article, Illustration137 1961-08-15 14 A RADIO technician of Amateur Photo Stores Ltd., Singapore will leave for Japan shortly to study all aspects of television. He is "Mr. Ho Yuen Seng, 36, who will be away for eight months. during i which period he will be attached to Nippon137 words
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Article110 1961-08-15 14 Local man's advertising success "THE Advertising Asx sociation in the" United Kingdom intermediate examination results reveal that Mr. Loo Teck Hai of Marklin Advertising Ltd. Singapore, is the first among local advertising agencies' candidates to gain the internationally recognised Certificate of the Advertising Joint Intermediate Examination Board by securing passes110 words
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Advertisement373 1961-08-15 14 LOCAL BOOKS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS SCIENCE AND NATURE SERIES This series is designed to meet oil the requirements of the locol syllabus for Primary Schools. There ore five carefully graded books, each of which represents one year's work. Locally written, lovishly illustroted by locol artists. Book 1 for 2nd year373 words
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Advertisement322 1961-08-15 14 ■V >a *BSHBMBejBejBJSJBJSJ II householders will save the price of a WOLF electric tool kit dn 12 months by doing jobs themselves round the home? Think of the money I V JJ AQ <«-. 1 you spend in one >. Jl /t/r\ (year paying other XvA^Jlf people to keep the322 words
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403 1961-08-15 15 Fifth Test shock: Trueman is dropped from England's team LONDON, Monday FREDDIE TRUEMAN, the Yorkshire fast bowler, who has played in 45 Tests, is dropped from the England team to meet Australia in the last of the five-match series at the Oval here, starting on Thursday. There are two changesReuter - 403 words
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Article, Illustration42 1961-08-15 15 INDONESIA'S acrobatic goolkcepcr Tjong leaps high to punch the ball clear from a corner kick. One of the exciting incidents in Sunday's Abdul Rahman Cup final in which Indonesia beat Malaya 2-1 Picture by Soon? Hon Sin.Soon Hon Sin - 42 words
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603 1961-08-15 15 JOHNNY Jose. Malayan singles tennis cham- pion from the Philippines will meet Hirose in the final of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's open championships on the padane tomorrow. In the semi-finals today, r Jo.-c who had beaten Furuta 6-2, 6-2 in the Malayan championships603 words
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280 1961-08-15 15 By JACK FINGLETON f ONDON. Mon.— "Fair enough" said Freddie Trueman last night when found he had been left out of the England side for the Fifth Test, but he would be the only Yorkshireman to accept a snub with equanimity.280 words
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Article111 1961-08-15 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Cricket Association will *how film on the cricket Test between West Indies and Australia played in Brisbane, at the Allan Lecture Hall. Faculty Of Medicine College Road. Sepoy Lines on Tuesday starting at 7 p.m. Members of the S.C.A. affiliated clubs,111 words
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Article183 1961-08-15 15 Malayan table tennis ratings TPOH, Mon.— The Malayan TableX Tennis Asociation has rated the newly crowned singles champions, Miss Chong Hee Yin of Perak. and Leow Lim Kung, of Penung, as Malaya's No. 1 in the women's and men's section respectively. Following are me ratingsWomen: 1 Chong Hee Yin t183 words
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Article28 1961-08-15 15 K.WTAMWMGHT 1 Paris': P. Vetrofl <Fr champion' ko E. Castre in 4Ui id. FLY <San Remo. Italy: S Burruni (European champion) tko D Lloyd (Bri 6th rd.28 words
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Article12 1961-08-15 15 TOl K MATCH 'Levin, NZ>: Ja[,:.nese touring team 2 Horowhenua 012 words
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Article42 1961-08-15 15 IK CHARITY MATCHES: Hull K:iiLston Rovers 14 Hull 5: Leigh 24 Wuir.es 8; Oldham 53 Rochdale Hornets 13; St Helen's 29 Liverpoo! City 14; Swinton 21 Salford 5; Wik.»'-. *6 Warrmgton 10: Workinetor 44 Whitehaven 7: Hutldersr.elJ 13 Halifax 18.42 words
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Article143 1961-08-15 15 SINGAPORE, Monday. /CHINESE Swimming Club's star Bernard Chan won the 400 metres individual medley event at. the first, final of the S.A.S.A.'s championships at Amber Road today. Leading from start to finish. Bernard failed in his bid to Improve on his Singapore and native record143 words
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332 1961-08-15 15 Weights for Singapore Amateur race meet SINOAPORE. Mon.— Entries and weichts for the amateur meeting of the Singapore Turf Club on Saturday are: Class I—One1 One mile: Distlne 13.7: Picture Ooer II 13.6: Androcles 13.5: Box Office 13.1: Ambassador 12.12: Straits Code 12.10: Sovereign Flame 12.0: Peking 116: High Sovereign332 words
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Article84 1961-08-15 15 IPOH, Mon. Soccer fans in Peralc will see two overseas teams in action this week on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground. Korea will meet Perak tomorrow while the South China team most of whose players represented Hona Konr in the Merdeka soccer festival, will play84 words
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Article108 1961-08-15 15 A LOR STAR. Mon. Kedah Malays qualified for the semi-finals of the Tengku Abdul Rahman Cup badminton tournament when they beat Penang Malays 4-1 here. Kedah will now meet the winners of the tie between Singapore and Kelantan, in the zone final at Kuala Lumpur on Sept.108 words
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Article76 1961-08-15 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. North Malayan Malays won the Mentrls' Besar Shield when they beat South Malayan Malays by 43 runs In their annual cricket match on the Gurney Road ground yesterday. Scores: North 176 and 90 (Mohd Sldek 25, Hayatl Meah 16, Hussein Shah 5-32,76 words
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Article101 1961-08-15 15 PENANG. Mon. Chinese Recreation Club (blue team) won the Heah Cup for interclub tennis competition when they beat R. A. A. F. (blue team) by three games to one it the Victoria Green yester-i-IV Results: Goon Kok Lena and Liew Cheow Hin lost to J.101 words
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Article37 1961-08-15 15 IPOH. Mon.— Andersonians, who won five matches In six outings, are champions of the Brander Bhield Cricket League. V.M.C.A. who won four matches in six outings tied for second place with ths A.C.S. Old Boys.37 words
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386 1961-08-15 15 EPSOM JEEP - TRAINER'S BOLD GAMBLE PAID OFF IN CUP RACE EPSOM JEEP By A chance mount gave Ismail bin Asban, promising apprentice who has been making the best of his opportunities, his first bigrace success at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday when he landed Forest Beau II a clever length winner from Sonsusie386 words
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Miscellaneous154 1961-08-15 15 SOCCER FESTIVAL MATCH: Japan v Indonesia iJn. Besar. 7.30 p.m.); S pore Junior Cup: 1 Q O Highlanders v Jollilads (Balestier Rd); SCC v Darul Aflah tpadangi: Friendly; Geylang Utd v Rajaji IJII. Besar I). TOVR MATCHES Perak v Korea c CAH grd. lpoh); Kelantan v South China team (Sultan154 words
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Miscellaneous90 1961-08-15 15 SOCCER S'PORK .11 XIOR CVP: RAPC 3 Police A' 1. J. It hi: l" LGE DIV. 1: Starlight 7 IRC 2. PKNANO LGE DIV. S: Penang Indian SC 9 Slmits 1 Indian RC 2 Tg. Bungah Ranters 1. C KEDAH LGE <Sc. Patanl): Permnda 6 Pinttntc Tungg-il Est. 0. L.90 words
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Miscellaneous112 1961-08-15 15 *****6 Schools 43 (K.S. Ramakrtshnan 6-16) and 94 iLau Blk Hoou 30. R Vejendran 37. L. Klassen 6--36. Ramekrishnan 4-13) MCA President's XI 168 (S. Rajalingam 31. Dulip Sln<:h 31. Jagdev Singh 42 n.0.. Blk Hoon 43-17. Chong Soon Khean 2-14). FKIKXDI.Y <KL>: Selanpor -Cluf bt University of Malaya by112 words
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Miscellaneous105 1961-08-15 15 Todd and H.M. Dyne 19Vi tie; 2nd nine: 1 C. Carroll 18\. BADMINTON MALAYAN SCHOOLS AND VETERANS ("SHIPS FINALS (XL): Boy« aincles: Oan Kok Peng (Spore) bt Khor Cheng Chye (Pg> 17-14, 15-2: Double*: Chin Wah Seng and Khor Cheng Chye (Pg) bt Phoon Chek Hoong and Tan Aik Keong105 words
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Article464 1961-08-15 16 East Berlin border area an armed camp as Reds bring in tanks, more men BERLIN, Monday. JJEAVILV armed East (ierman police patrolled the border with West Berlin today and newbarricades were built as the flow of refugees from Kast (lermany to the West was reducedReuter - 464 words
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151 1961-08-15 16 APPEAL FOR SUPPORT OF INDEPENDENT CHINESE SCHOOLS KUALA LUMPUR. Moil. An appeal will go out to Chinese parents soon to accept higher fees in i Chinese secondary schools i which are not to be con- verted into national-type schools under the Federation education policy. A five-man committee will meat soon151 words
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Article28 1961-08-15 16 VATICAN CITY. Mon. Pope John today named Amleto Giovanni Cardinal Cicognanl. long-time Apostolic delegate to the United States, as Vatican Secretary of State. U. P. I.28 words
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Article26 1961-08-15 16 TAIPEH. Mon. A group of prominent newspaper executives in Taipeh have asked the Government to liberalise its publication law, it was learned today.— U.P.l.26 words
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111 1961-08-15 16 FRANKFURT. Mon. A Tunisian murdered in a Fiankfurt hotel on Saturday night was Salah Ben Yousseff. exiled former Secretary-General of Tunisia's ruling Neo-Destour Party. informed sources said here today. But the Public Prosecutor's Office refused to confirm that the victim was Ben Yousseff,Reuter - 111 words
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Article, Illustration89 1961-08-15 16 SHARMINI HOPES TO BE A WRITER KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Miss Sharmini Tiruchelvam (above), who was described in London a feuyears ago as one of the most beautiful women in the world left Jierc by air today for Britain. She said: "I expect to be away for three years in which89 words
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Article26 1961-08-15 16 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off along River Valley Road, between Jervois Road and Nathan Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.26 words
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Article390 1961-08-15 16 LONDON. Mon. Idlr conditions ruled In .■-■ixk niiirlcets here :ori.,y and tlif sn\;ill j-filin« seen was raflicient to bruin down prices 11. most section;.. Fiictor.s making operators cnutious are the Berim problem and local economic uncertainties. Bi \tifh funds, however, held Mt>;idy to firmer level.-,390 words
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Article, Illustration408 1961-08-15 16 FA THER: HE SEEMS TO HA YE MADE UP HIS MIND KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A girl accountant, refused an entry permit to visit her student fiance in Australia, said today, she had done everything in her power to persuade him to stay408 words
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Article294 1961-08-15 16 SINGAPORE. Monday. THE Minister tor Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. has rejected a request by Dr. Lee Siew Choh, a leader of the Barisan Socialis, to speak over Radio Singapore to state his position on the recent crisis in the PAP. Dr. Lee revealed this294 words
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Article280 1961-08-15 16 OHEFFIELD. Mon. Yorkshire *3 collapsed against the Austia) lian touring team here today, loslns their last six wickets in an hour (or 39 runs, and were all out lor 166 just before tea. The Australians, who thus gained a first innings leac or 135, owed theirReuter - 280 words
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94 1961-08-15 16 Babies do well on processed grass LONDON. Mon luc Daily Express today reported that babies in Jamaica were being fed with grass grown m Britain, and were "doing well". The newspaper said the grass, in powder form, had been sent there by the Rothamsted Agricultural Experimental Station at Harpenden. Hertfordshire.Reuter - 94 words
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Article110 1961-08-15 16 Tojo warned of third world war TOKYO. Mon. The late General Hldeki Tojo who led Japan Into war more than 20 years ago predicted in his last testimony a third world war would be fought In the Far East. Gen. Tojo'.s testimony was published today in the Tokyo Shlmbun. InReuter - 110 words
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Article17 1961-08-15 16 MR AND MRS. NC fOOX KAH th:.lik 111 tiuir Warm On linn Lovclj i ami Cablra17 words
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Article59 1961-08-15 16 LADIES IN RCTIREMENT n u.-ur.i thriller I Rom rofl i In v..m Rajtk Kc-.ci UIU vk SHturd:iv hMhutve 80 i' m. i'«*i =.i row Wwn. Orchard Road "r ThMtrl GRANDMOTHER S CHICKS >■■ n di\.ii :in<l bMVjr. TMS) <* t!<- Sim CMeka! i"• din.iDl.- and toloiirml. <ii.li K. n*59 words
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