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Title Section20 1962-01-15 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times He**** Estd. 1845. MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03620 words
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Article, Illustration423 1962-01-15 1 Loyalist troops battle Gizenga's men U.N. force told to avert strife LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday HEAVY fighting was reported today in Stanleyville, stronghold of the defiant Vice-Premier, Mr. Antoine Gizenga, between proGovernment troops and gendarmerie loyal to Mr. Gizenga. The Central Government troops arc being led by General Victor423 words
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Article, Illustration34 1962-01-15 1 MALAYAN troops giving three cheers to the Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, during their send-off ceremony on board the USNS Blatchford at Port Swettenham yesterday.— Straits Times picture.34 words
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385 1962-01-15 1 NEW CONGO TROOPS TOLD: KEEP PEACE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told 540 Malayan troops who left for the Congo today that Malaya would not change its mind about the United Nations. Malaya would continue to give full support to the U.N., he added, in a385 words
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Article164 1962-01-15 1 'LEARN FROM KUWAIT' WARNING BRUNEI TOWN, Sunday. Till" president of the Brunei National Organisation, Inche Abdul Manan bin Mahammed, announced today he has changed his views on the Malaysia plan and will fully support it. Inche Abdul Manan. an unofficial Legislative Councillor, said he has decidedUPI - 164 words
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Article74 1962-01-15 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. About 40 Malay youths today attended a rally at the Indonesian Consul-General's residence In Grange Road her* today supporting the Indo neslan campaign to take over West Irian. They carried Indonesian flags and placards and banners hailing President Soekarno as a "great anti-colo-nial74 words
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Article67 1962-01-15 1 CHICAGO. Sun. The American Medical Association today warned middle-aged dancers not to attempt the Twist or run the risk of dislocated joints, slipped discs and muscle sprains. It adds: "If you are past 40 and if your most strenuous exercise Is walking from your car67 words
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Article20 1962-01-15 1 LONDON. Sun— The Government has called for a constitutional conference next May to discuss independence for British Guiana.20 words
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57 1962-01-15 1 LIMA. Sun— Six shepherd I children, four boys and two gtrla aged from 8 to 15. are the only survivors of Wednesday's avalanche from Ranrahirca village. They returned to the site of the village last night from a valley 10 miles away, unaware that their57 words
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Article33 1962-01-15 1 LIMA. Sun— Chinese philosopher and writer Lin Yutang was taken to the AngloAmerican Hospital yesterday A physician said he was suffering from a "steady pain in the lumbar area."— UJU.33 words
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Article218 1962-01-15 1 Invasion chief gets his orders JAKARTA, Sun. Troops, tanks, and field artillery swarmed along roads round Jakarta yesterday as garrison units began manoeuvres. Volunteers armed with bamboo spears joined in the nrardM. At his summer palace at Bogor. near here. Pi' Soekarno promoted Brit? Suharto Commander of Indonesia's •liberation force'218 words
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Article25 1962-01-15 1 AMERICANS DIE SAIGON. Sun. l"f> United st.r killed, eisrht oth»r I can* wounded by nrplflrt ing hand grenade k| Kang. 500 milei north ol25 words
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Article274 1962-01-15 2 MANY PORTUGUESE ARE STILL HELD: LISBON TELLS OF EFFORTS TO SPEED THEIR RETURN PAN JIM (Goa), Sunday. INDIANS and Goans alike are facing urgent problems of resettlement and long-term administrative policy now that India's occupation of this former Portuguese enclave is three weeks old. Most pressingReuter - 274 words
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Article, Illustration268 1962-01-15 2 YEW DELHI. Sun. Mr. x AJoy Ghosh, 53, general secretary of the Indian Communist Party, who died yesterday after a heart attack, was considered a "middle-of-the-road" Communist who followed the Soviet line In the recent ideological conflict with Peking. He began his politicalReuter - 268 words
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Article, Illustration121 1962-01-15 2 THE Trident, Britain's latest jet airliner, successfully made its maiden flight last week. It is pictured here taking off from the De Havllland airfield at Hatfleld with test pilot John Cunningham at the controls. The Trident is powered by three Rolls-Royce engines mounted inUPI - 121 words
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169 1962-01-15 2 BRUSSELS. Sunday. T<HE Foreign and Agricultural Ministers of the six Common Market countries announced early today after 200 hours of discussion that they had agreed on a common agricultural policy. With this last obstacle removed, the Common Market can now enter its second four-year169 words
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Article34 1962-01-15 2 JOHANNESBURG. Sun. South African dancer Juliet Prowse. who became engaged to Frank Sinatra last week, told her parents in a telephone call last night the wedding would be In June.34 words
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Article24 1962-01-15 2 LONDON. Sun.— More tnan 1.800 "unbreakable" street lamps have been smashed by hammer-wielding hooligans in Poplar. East London, in six months.24 words
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Article24 1962-01-15 2 RAWALPINDI. Sun— Pakistan has banned the Importation of Indian films for five years to enable the Pakistani film Industry to develop.—Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article25 1962-01-15 2 NEW YORK. Sun— TransWorld Airlines navigators are to be replaced by robots on Atlantic flights. They will receive up to $75,000 compensation.25 words
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Article33 1962-01-15 2 NEW YORK, Sun. A 43ft. yacht, claimed to be scientifically equipped to withstand nuclear fallout, is on sale at the national motor boat show, which opened here yesterday.33 words
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Miscellaneous52 1962-01-15 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby TM6RSS TUESE FIGURES! I ID B£ CHECKED I t^S&OBE YOU LEAVtV 'and you'll be\ LATE fOX TM6 1/ "N I APKHWTM6NT JifJJSL^ IF YOU DON'T/ VJJ*^/ I fwUAT UAV«\ I YOU COMB I r l'VB XlfT REALUCP THAtT IT* NOT MV WIPE WMO* I ME52 words
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199 1962-01-15 3 COMRADE 'C' IS UPSET BY KISSES, CUDDLES MOSCOW, Sun. Young couples cuddling and kissing in public and women wearing lowcut dresses are guilty of "disgusting antiSoviet behaviour," according to a middleaged Russian writing in the newspaper Soviet Russia. Demanding that such malefactors be arrested and fined. Comrade "C" In aReuter - 199 words
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132 1962-01-15 3 Situation in Kashmir grave Pakistan NEW YORK, Sun—Pakistan claimed yesterday that the situation in the disputed territory of Kashmir was now charged "with the utmost gravity." The Pakistani delegate. Sir Zafrullah Khan, said ■this in a letter to the president of the U.N. Security Council. Sir Patrick Dean of Britain.132 words
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414 1962-01-15 3 Anglo-U.S. talks on U.N. role 'usef ul' ANGLO- American talks on ways of i strengthening the United Nations ended here yesterday A British Embassy statement suid no decisions were reached "but there was a detailed and useful exchange of views." One of the principal matters discussed was the peace-keeping machineryReuter - 414 words
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Article, Illustration440 1962-01-15 3 JOMO TAKES OATH OF LOYALTY to THE QUEEN lOMO KENYATTA, former manager of the Mau Mau organisation, took the oath of loyalty to Queen Elizabeth here yesterday as a member of the Kenya Legislative Council. He becomes leader of the Opposition. He was sworn in on the Bible as MemberReuter - 440 words
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142 1962-01-15 3 T ONDON. Sun. Mr. JL* Macmillan said today Britain wants the U.N. to get "nearer to its original purpose." In an interview with the Sunday Times in- said: "We In Britain think we* have taken a realistic view of the precise role of theReuter - 142 words
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Article114 1962-01-15 3 KENYA BASE 'THREAT TO SELF-RULE' J)AKAR, Sun.— The PanAfrican Trade Union Conference here last night called on African states to give Kenya all possible assistance "for the complete evacuation of the British base in Kenya and the complete independence of the Kenya people." The call came in a resolution approvedReuter - 114 words
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Advertisement226 1962-01-15 3 Have you opened a deposit account with MALAYAN FINANCE? Many people are doing it everyday. Think of the good interest you will earn and your funds will be absolutely safe too! INTEREST: per annum or 12 months Group Assets Exceed $150,000,000.00 The Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of Malayan226 words
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Miscellaneous421 1962-01-15 3 RADIO SINGAPORE S cio.4°rXw,l atlon To Dream; SHORTWAVE SKRMCK RARin MAI AVA 41 mrtrrs KADIO MALAYA Ml 1. 11 M HAVE SERVICE- NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 476 metres SERVICE 41.7 metres A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 AM 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraMorning Prelude: 7.00 The News; ku N ««s Headlines; 605 Morninc 7.05421 words
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Article94 1962-01-15 4 MAN HELD AFTER $2,500 FIRE KUALA KANGSAR. Sun.— A family of eight lost their home and all their belongings In a Are in Kampong Kubong Ipoh, near here, yesterday. Alias bin Wahid, his wife. Raziah binte Hajl Bald. and their six children were visiting Alias' father when fire broke out94 words
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Article28 1962-01-15 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The nve-day Tamil Festival organised by the Tamils Representative Council ended today with prize distribution and a public meeting at the Happy World Stadium.28 words
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Article32 1962-01-15 4 KUALA TRENGrOANU. Sun. The Mentrl Besar of Trengganu. Inche Ibrahim FUcri bin Mohamed, yesterday opened the Persatuan Muda Angkatan Bahru Youth Club at Kampontr Wakaf Beruas. four miles from here.32 words
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Article, Illustration228 1962-01-15 4 WHITE ANTS BLAMED FOR COLLAPSE OF SUPPORTING BEAMS Girl (13) and boy (5) among the injured SINGAPORE, SunA 13-year-old girl, Chua Bee Tioh, and a five-year-old boy, Ah Ho, were injured this evening, when a portion of a roof of a two-storey building at 27,228 words
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Article92 1962-01-15 4 Shell study award for youth SINGAPORE. Bun.— A Singapore boy Is among three Malayan students awarded Shell scholarships to study engineering In British universities. He Is Mr. Mah Ka Thang. of Raffles Institution, who with Mr. Khong Teck Soon of the Federation Military College, will take up chemical engineering. The92 words
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Article27 1962-01-15 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Musical Society today appealed for soloists to take part In their forthcoming choral concert. Soprano, tenor and bass voices are wanted.27 words
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Article152 1962-01-15 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. fHE Adult Education Board is organising pre- secondary classes to prepare students for admission to the board's secondary one classes of the Malay, Chinese and English streams next year. These classes will be conducted on alternate evenIngs from Mondays to Saturdays between 6.30152 words
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Article33 1962-01-15 4 PENANG. Sun. Chinese New Year delicacies. Including hams, smoked ducks and sausages, worth over $1,500. were stolen when a Chinese Import house In Beach Street was broken Into this morning.33 words
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142 1962-01-15 4 Report tells about a 'vicious circle' KUALA LUMPUR. San. Malayans were told in a Colombo Plan report issued here today that the "vicious circle of low production, low income and low savings" in South and South -East Asia had been broken to some extent The tenth annual report of the142 words
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Article114 1962-01-15 4 KOTA TINGGI. Sun. A rubber tapper, Elias bin Madon. 19. of Kampong Telok. Kuala Sedili, was today committed to stand trial at the next Johore Bahru Assizes fox the alleged murder of a clotn merchant at Kampong Telok on. Sept. 26. last year. At a preliminary Inquiry114 words
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Article123 1962-01-15 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Sun.— Ministry of Culture free film shows, all starting at 7 pjn. for the week are: TOMORROW: Kay Hwa School. Teck Hock village; Thomson Ruse wayang stage; Pulau Sekeng; Kampong Amber; Kumpong Bouna Vista. TUESDAY: Lorong Tal Seng Old Market; Chlng Hwa School, Bukit Panjang:123 words
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Article66 1962-01-15 4 ROADS OPEN AGAIN IN JOHORE JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Flood waters in Johore receded last night and roads In the state were open to traffic today. The only portion still under water, according to the Police, is at the 10th mile. Kota Tinggi-Kuala Sedili Road, where the Sungel Gambot bridge is66 words
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Article70 1962-01-15 4 IPOH. Sun. The new $45,000 Rural Residential Agriculture Training Centre at Manong, 14 miles from Kuala Kangsar, will be opened by the Agricultural Department soon. It has accommodation for 20 farmers. The young farmers chosen by the department periodically will be given an intensive two-week course on70 words
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210 1962-01-15 4 Ceremonial opening of the 1962 Assizes today SINGAPORE, Sun. Ther will be a ceremonial opening of the first Singapore Assizes for the legal year 1962 tomorrow. The ceremony will take place at the Appellate Court at 11.15. The Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, accompanied on the bench by the other210 words
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Article25 1962-01-15 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Wat or will be cut off between 97. Tank Road, and 201. Clemenceau Avenue, between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. tomorrow.25 words
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Miscellaneous155 1962-01-15 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lcbar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.30 pjn. from London. Rome, Teheran. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 714) 4.50 pjn. Thai International: Prom JakarU (TO 403) 10 ajn. Pan-American: Prom Los Angeles, Honolulu.155 words
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Miscellaneous159 1962-01-15 4 Cathay Pacific: Prom Hong Kong. Bangkok (CX 733) 10 10 ?.m.; from JakarU (CX 733) .45 ajn. Air India: Prom Bombay. Madras (AI 403) 8.05 p.m. Oylon Airways: Prom Jakarta (OK 616) 7.10 ajn. Malayan Airways: Prom Kuala Lumpur (ML 171) 10 ajn.; from Penang. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML159 words
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Miscellaneous72 1962-01-15 4 Malayan Airways: To Malacca. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Penang. Alor Star Kou Bharu (ML 134) 7. ajn.; to Kuala Lumpur (ML 170 1 7.31 a.m.; to Malacca. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penang. (ML 153) 3.15 p.m.; to Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 6 p.m.. to Kuala Lumpur (ML 130) 9 pjn.; to Hong72 words
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Article250 1962-01-15 5 THE COMMON HERITAGE OF 10 MILLION PEOPLE SINGAPORE, Sunday. J^ NIGHT of dancing and a grand exhibition reflecting the common heritage of the 10 million inhabitants of the area will highlight the Singapore Government's "Malaysia Week" at the end of this month. Arrangements have been made to stage250 words
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Article258 1962-01-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. JOROM tomorrow free education begins in all Malayan public primary schools. The Assistant Minister of Education. Capt. Abdul Hamid Khan, said tonight In a radio broadcast that to poorer parents this would mean relief from finding $2.50 a month to pay the258 words
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Article36 1962-01-15 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Last month 634 more motor-cycles were registered In Singapore, bringing the total registered in the State to 28.205. New cars registered in December numbered 473, bringing the total to 70,108.36 words
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Article112 1962-01-15 5 Thieves with expensive tastes... KUALA LUMPUR, Sun,— A gang of thieves with an eye for expensive shirts and ties broke into a shop in Batu Road last night and stale $6,400 worth oi gooas. They took 300 shirts, a dozen ties and four belts. Other goods in the shopworth at112 words
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Article70 1962-01-15 5 JOHORE BAHRU, SunTwo of three men charged with conveying in a lorry 141,000 packets of fire-crack-ers and 4001 b of saccnarln on which duty had not been paid were convicted in the Sessions Court here today. Chi Ah Kow. of Seremban. and Kanoo bin Allidin. oi"70 words
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Article18 1962-01-15 5 SUNGEI PATANI. SunMr David Singh is :he new headmaster of the Sultan 3r.dlishah School, K'llim.18 words
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92 1962-01-15 5 PENAXG. Sun. -A British airman was killed here at 12.45 a.m. today when his car and another vehicle collided head-on in TanJong Tokong Road, opposite the Australian Army hostel. Cpl. P. O«rrish. 23. of the Royal Air Force died on the ■pot The92 words
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392 1962-01-15 7 Writers of four language media to attend conference MALAYAN writers' conference on Malayan literature will be held at the National Library buildin; here from March 16-18. Organised by the Singapore Dew an Bahasa Dan Kebudayaan Kebangsaan. with the co-operation of the Dewan Bahasa Dan392 words
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Article141 1962-01-15 7 Barisan rally cancelled SINGAPORE. Sun. A Barisan Soslalis rally on Malaysia scheduled to be held In Thomson Road at 5 p.m. today was cancelled because it could not get a police permit. At this rally the party's assemblyman for Thomson. Mr. S.T. Banl, who was a delegate to the Malaysia141 words
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Article97 1962-01-15 7 Rakyat calls an Irian rally TOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Members of Party Rakyat, Johore, are organising a rally in support of the Indonesian claim to West Irian and are inviting leaders from political parties in Malaya to participate. This was announced today by Inche Roslan Shariff, the party's secretary. He said97 words
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Article62 1962-01-15 7 TANA R ATA. Sun.— A Sarawak delegation of 28. including five pfnghulus. five district and divisional councillors and 18. longhonse chiefs, visited Cameron Highlands for three hours yesterday. They visited sites of the multi -million dollar hydroelectric scheme, the Ringlet falls dam and saw models of62 words
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Article74 1962-01-15 7 BAND KEPT PLAYING DURING FIGHT PENANG. Sun.—Pandemonium^ broke loose when a tight started at the new Springtide Hotel night club at Tanjong Bungah early this morning. As tables and chairs were overturned and glasses broken, the night club singer continued singing, while the band continued playing. But the dancers fled,74 words
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Article395 1962-01-15 7 JOINT VENTURES WITH PRIVATE ENTERPRISES TO BE STUDIED KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ITRBAN and rural cooperative societies are to set up a working party to determine the scope and extent to which they can take part in major industrial projects in partnership with free enterprise. This395 words
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Miscellaneous291 1962-01-15 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (Longfei'jw) (8). 1. A sea-monster turned the ship 7. Half of them got to know an over (6). insect (5). 5. Religious bodies surround us 8. A lot tire on changing bearquieily as persons not to be Ing (10). trusted (8). 12. Parliament. paradoxically 9. Vile291 words
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264 1962-01-15 8 S Vietnam: 50 clashes with Reds in a week SAIGON, Sunday. GOVERNMENT troops clashed with Communist guerillas, often in considerable strength, more than 50 times during the past week, authoritative military sources said yesterday. In the*^ clashes, the Communl3tr lost about 180 dead and 200, including many who were suspects264 words
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Article, Illustration79 1962-01-15 8 JACKIE SETS THE PACE FOR BRITISH HAT FASHION LONDON. San. Pillbox hats worn by President Kennedy's wife Jacqueline she is seen in one above irave a "sensational boost" to sales of women's hats in Britain last year. Mr. lIW Barratt president of the British Millinery Institute, reports. "When Mrs. Kennedy'sReuter - 79 words
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Article110 1962-01-15 8 'U.S. seeks a Seato alternative' WASHINGTON, Bun.-Pre-sident Kennedy's top Far East advisers feel that Seato cannot check Chinese expansionism and La not an adequate Instrument for Allied policy In the area. This Is because of Its emphasis on military power, and the Kennedy Administration has therefore begun tentative studies ofReuter - 110 words
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Article160 1962-01-15 8 Rocket gap? 'NO' says Braun L^YDNEY, Sun.— There Is "quite definitely" ao missile gap between the U.S and Russia, American scientist Dr. Wernher Von Braun said yestetday. "Nor do I believe that the UU. has any tremendous military superiority over Russia. Dr. Von Braun. director of the US. National AeronauticsReuter - 160 words
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Article203 1962-01-15 8 fAIRO. Sun. Four French officials arrested in a dawn swoop here last November go on trial tomorrow on charges of espionage and plotting to kill President Nasser. They are Andrei Mattelr. Jean Paul Belllvier, Henri Mouton. and Andre Miquel, members of a mission dealing with theReuter - 203 words
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Miscellaneous254 1962-01-15 8 Bugs Bunny By Balph Heimdahl < r^ ==r-/ (PUFF!) 1 rREPOCT TOTH 1 CtTY^ I U/~Vn /PUT THAT BENCH BYTHE S" M ICTALL PARK OFFICE J ITU./ T\ VJR.EE ANP THEN COME < PROP IN AN 1 SEE ME!> RETURN S BE A SNAP AFTER _Ja BACK FOR THE OTHERS.254 words
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Article, Illustration1638 1962-01-15 9 NINETEENTH CENTURY TRAVELLER WITH A SHARP EYE FOR PUBLICITY Mystery stone succeeded when Englishman in 1890 Malaya gave up all hope of surviving dysentery attack MR. Henry Norman was convinced that Britain had never had it so good. "Beside the commercial interests of England inHTS - 1,638 words
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Article69 1962-01-15 10 2$ Words tit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Nk Kiifnn Lim tii it. k rrlatlvea and frttnda (or tbtir Httindancc wlahti and valuable prrsvnti on ihnr marriage THE FAMILY OP the late Mr*. Pans ChtnK Klat (n«c Tan Kwn Neo) thank the Yen. Koac Hlap relative*, frirnda xnd Buddhiat I'd69 words
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Article228 1962-01-15 10 to Words tlO (Minimum) BACHELOR PLAT" suitaMe for propit likr Terry-Thomas available soon at Odeon Theatre. B'porc IT. DAVID* SOCIETY nireta afaln on Wednesday 17th Jan. at 8 p>n. at TanKli-lnn. Welsh Kolk and friends cordially welcome at this popular get to—getbrr. young LADIII ot any nationality Invited to228 words
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The Straits Times Monday, January 15, 1962.
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Article595 1962-01-15 10 Malaya has reason to be gratified by the revised procedures for rubber stockpile sales announced by ths American and British governments Between U.S. 32 cents and 28 cents (27 pence and 23$ pence in Britain) no more than a total of 6,000 tons a month will be released595 words
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Article411 1962-01-15 10 What is sauce for the Katanga gander is sauce, no doubt, for the Stanleyville goose. Just the same the United Nations authorities in the Congo are not going to enhance their credit if they carry out in Orientale Province the instructions of the Central Government in Leopoldville. It411 words
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Article212 1962-01-15 10 "A certain scepticism about the coming of Americana is to be expected in many quarters," wrote President Kennedy's brother-in-law in hi s report on the Peace Corps last year. The Corps' frankly evangelical name is the first bait to the sceptic, but scepticism is 8 healthy thing, and212 words
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Article, Illustration1191 1962-01-15 10 Mrs. Banda and the real power behind the throne in Ceylon... DIAS BANDARANAIKE -HE LIKES POWER, SEEKS IT, AND KNOWS HOW TO KEEP IT IN 1948 Ceylon became an independent member of the British Commonwealth. The transition from Crown Colony to self-gov-erning D o m in i o n was1,191 words
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459 1962-01-15 10 A TEACHER'S LIFE IN THE EAST COAST STATES LETTERS 'rHROUGH your columns I wish to congratulate the secretary of the Penan* Majay Association for his Initiative In Investigating parents complaints about the transfer of their children (teachers) to the East Coast. Parents have good reason to complain to the Penang459 words
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293 1962-01-15 10 WAR IN RICEFIELDS: A LOSING BATTLE OF WORDS SAIGON, Sun.— The programme of the Vietnamese and United States Governments to regain the Initiative in South Vietnam's ricefields war v desperately necessary, according to a correspondent just returned from three days of travelling by bus, sampan and tricycle through some of293 words
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Advertisement746 1962-01-15 10 STRAITS TIMES FREE PRESS For Urn Pinemlw of odvrUssrs our nmr—smtmUm at lat. Floor COLD STORAOI ARCADI Orchard Road. Singapore ■rfll rente* small odvmrtismmouts und oom numhsr rtpliss. Smalt sdmrlisomsiUs ntatod te SiHfpan mam also b* haniod U.COLO tTORACI BRANCMEI at Holland Road, Katon*. Keppel Road Naval Ba*» AUTHORIttD ACE746 words
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Advertisement23 1962-01-15 10 A CLEAN SHAVE ANYWHERE I H^llaf^ ujraiivr (fj I^JsV^.i SWISS-MADE l| BATTERY jl JSiv SHAVER r^— jj'^J SJntjaew* 1111 I Fed. of Malaya23 words
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Advertisement118 1962-01-15 10 //t^(\/)V\M If it's mildness i m\IMMfy youwant \\ttvVx^ 2s) LENGTH ALONE \V^V fj IS NOT ENOUGH J§^ GET THE jlgP KING THAT AIR-SOFTENS ['W EVERYPUFF Nothing satitfies like the Air-Softened taste of CHESTERFIELD KING '»»*«»*«*»|S>*«.»**»»>*** GEMS.... Gifts of Glamour, Gaiety 6 Gladness U.S. de SILVA Sons Jewelers 25, Rifflts Place,118 words
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Article608 1962-01-15 11 Devil's disciples by Tengku Trying to dissuade people from giving loyalty to this country fllE Prime Minister and Alliance leader, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today hit out at "devil's disciples" who were trying to "create trouble" in this country and to dissuade the people from giving undivided loyalty to Malaya. He608 words
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104 1962-01-15 11 MALACCA, Sun, A 16 ft. shark was caught in a net yesterday by two fishermen at Pulau Upeh. an island about two miles offshore. The fish, weighing about 10 plculs. Is believed to be the biggest one caught by fishermen here. It104 words
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Article, Illustration44 1962-01-15 11 THE YANG DI-PERTUAN AGONG is shown one of th'j two horses presented by the President Ayub Khan of Pakistan (left). His Majesty is on the way back to Malaya by sea after his State visit to Pakistan and India.44 words
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72 1962-01-15 11 'HISTORICAL' TOUR FOR AUSTRALIANS SINGAPORE, Sun. Eight women graduates from the University of Western Australia in Perth will arrive here by air Thursday for a twoweek tour of Singapore and the Federation They will visit historical relics and places of interest in Singapore, Malacca. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang accompained72 words
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Article23 1962-01-15 11 KLANG. Sun.— Sixty new adult education classes have been started here, 30 In Klang North and the others in Klan&, South.23 words
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Article, Illustration239 1962-01-15 11 He suggests training school for rural broadcasts KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A pioneer of rural broadcasting in Australia suggested today that the Federation Government should start a school to train rural broadcasters. Mr. John Douglass, Director of Rural Broadcasts In the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, said Australian methods of boosting rural and239 words
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Article321 1962-01-15 11 RUBBER AGREEMENT WELCOMED SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Federation Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today that he was looking forward to the reactior of the Malayan industry to the new International Tin Agreement flooi /and ceiling prices. He said that he was321 words
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Article41 1962-01-15 11 PENANG Sun.— The United Malayan Banking Corporation yesterday presented a $5,000 cheque for the Penang scholarship fund to the Chiel Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. The prp ■-—■>• was made by Mr. Eugene Chong, tht bank's supervisor.41 words
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Article142 1962-01-15 11 Australian unit's new gun SINGAPORE, Sun. Austrr Han gunne n stationed In Malacca are the first Commonwealth army unit In South-Eas*, Asia to fire the new "hard-hitting" 105 m.m. pack howitzer. An Australian Army statement reported that the men of 103 rd Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, who recently tested142 words
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Article61 1962-01-15 11 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. Lee Biow Mong, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Cullre, leaves for Hong Kong on Wednesday to represent the Singapore Government at the 11th annual conference of the Pacific Area Travel Association from Jan 18 to 27. Eleven other Singapore delegates, representing theAgencies - 61 words
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Article165 1962-01-15 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Changi Broadcasting Service celebrates Its 15th anniversary this month. This RAF radio service is the only organisation of its kind in the Par East, either service or otherwise, which pays its way with sponsored programmes. It Is also the only165 words
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Article254 1962-01-15 11 Life policies: Guide to public KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Ministry of Finance today set out a iist of life insurance premiums as a guide to the public It was one o'. the answers to a number of questions tht Ministry said the public have asked about tlie ne w insurance254 words
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Article41 1962-01-15 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Tht Chinese Chamber of Commerce will elect a new 51--man management committee next month. Ballot pawns will be sent to the Chamber's 2.500 members on Jan. 27 The votes will be counted on Feb. 11.41 words
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Article28 1962-01-15 11 KUALA KUBU BAHRU, Sun. The Koran reading competition in the Ulu Selangor district v.'ill be held at the Dewan Merdeka at 8 p.m. on Jan 27.28 words
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Advertisement140 1962-01-15 11 Johnson 4 O HP OUTBOARD MOTORS Transport passengers safely and economically with i&F~ the latest Johnson 40 HP engine. Ideal for river and > inter-island use, this engine is a tough, hard-working f t> tWII piece of modern machinery. So easy to use and so gfIjMBHHES£<23BfIMHH easy to maintain, there140 words
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Article622 1962-01-15 12 BURNLEY HIT ANOTHER HALF DOZEN pREE-scoring Burnley, who scored six times in the F.A. Cup a week ago, fired in another half-dozen goals when they returned to the quest for League points yesterday. The League leaders overwhelmed Manchester City 6-3 at Burnley to complete a League double this season overReuter - 622 words
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Article1309 1962-01-15 12 Bury 2 Brlfhton 1 1. wit on 3 Be«nthon» -3 Derby 2 8««*e lluddersneld luton L«\\ton S Walsall t Liverpool 5 Norwich 4 Plymouth 1 Newcastle 1 Preston 4 MJddlesbro* 3 Sundrrland Bristol R. 1 Swansea 0 Southampton 1 Liverpool 25 17 3 6 60 24 371,309 words
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Article275 1962-01-15 12 LONDON. Sun.— Results of yesterdays Rugby Union matches wen- INTERNATIONAL: Scotland 3 Prance 11. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER-FINAL: Oxfordshire 3 Cornwall 27. CLUB MATCHES: Blackheath 3 Harlequins 0; London Iru>h 19 Old Alleynlans 6; London Scottish 5 Rosslyn Park 11; London Welsh 20 Bath 5; Old Paulines 8275 words
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Advertisement87 1962-01-15 12 "We like it" That's what people everywhere are saying about Bushells— the new instant that IS coffee torn JHL. flßi "I love the flavor" "This i$ coffee" "The screw-top jor "The flavor- seal keeps Bushells INSTANT COFFEE The Instant that IS Coffee ("I VTfSlt ITS A KiLLERI FLI^IV-*? FLY-WX-Dcadly enemy87 words
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Advertisement297 1962-01-15 12 *77"FILTERMASTER' provide a complete rang* of models suitable tor BACK-YARD SWIMMING-POOL 'Floor ipai« required eppro. J If 4 •r for PUSLIC SWIMMING-POOL v—i 111 *^L.BBBBI I (Floor ipoee required apprai. 4ft s Iff) Thli unique revolutionary Filtration Plant li used e»t«n«ivety in America. It occupie* o fraction of the tpace297 words
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2727 1962-01-15 13 JPOH, Sun. Apprentice Sonny Ng ended a long losing sequence when he scored on rank outsider Society Girl here today. Society Girl beat the favourite Mississippi by 2 1/2 lengths and paid dividends of $221 and $56. Trainer Eddie van Breukelen made2,727 words
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Advertisement21 1962-01-15 13 You'll be SAFER on a 1 My! Scooter t«Q<«*» horn raur mm *«im«Ji Mk ROBINSON CO. LTD. I lamps and tubes21 words
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Advertisement295 1962-01-15 13 JUST ARRIVED I FREE S^HS fiEM/f*^ EVERY lifecuardM Jm—^full cream sweetened condensed milk I ipeciolly enrrcned with For strength ond energy. .for vitomins A, 81 ond D 3 infants and odults, Lifeguord Milk I "J I th V°"?0 is the perfect food, guard the old against ill health For over295 words
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Article, Illustration937 1962-01-15 14 ALLINGTON KENNARD - A-BLASTS: SHADOW OVER GENEVA ALLINGTON KENNARD Is the Utopia of a single world government the answer to the survival of mankind? By HAS MAN A FUTURE? By Bertrand Russell. (Allen and Unwin 10s. 6d. Penguin Special 2s. 6d.) fHE possibility that America, if not Britain, presently will resume the testing937 words
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541 1962-01-15 14 By WALTER WARWICK IN ANOTHER fifty years true wild life will be almost extinct. In Africa, in India, and wherever the hunter treads, there is the same story of the rapid disappearance of life that was so plentiful even a decade or two541 words
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Article117 1962-01-15 14 AN odd and often Interesting jumble of facts fills Mr. Durai Raja Slngams "Malayan Tit Bits," a revised collection first published twenty years ago. The title itself is odd enough, but is only the barest beginning. A last minute change of mind, claims the author, made117 words
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Advertisement371 1962-01-15 14 Stop Worrying K"~2M| About Your Future At« you pr*ponn« younclf for l*ad*rship U in your bu»ir*en, your profession, your rf*"^ community? Con you handle conferences roctrully, rapidly and efficiently? Are you able to make yourself quickly and \^T JBB favourably known by speaking effectively V before groups' Do you find371 words
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Advertisement1549 1962-01-15 15 t WEST C0»S1 U K Due Spurt Sain !>t» •'tntr* PERSEUS Luerpiil, Cut in, G'gon ll Pt/JM II JM 17/11 MENESTHEUS M Wilts, L Mil, A'moutn. 611.33 Jai II Jll 17 21 Jit 21 DEMOIOCUS Ma.re. UvtrpMl. Glujow lai 21 lai 24 Im 25 71 Jat M/11 ATREUS L ptal.1,549 words
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Article51 1962-01-15 16 WilK't STOCK INOICCS Jan. s Jan. 9 Jan. 10 Jan. i< Jan. 12 Jan. 13 Industrials 165 vt 166.01 183 S3 145.42 1hj.34 182.12 Tina: 2»« VI 293.83 292.89 *4.M »3.4S 295.00 I OaMar rubkara: 209 12 309.12 300.12 20P.13 209 12 VM I2, Jan. 1 19SS51 words
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Article1114 1962-01-15 16 From Our Market Correspondent fHE long awaited decision of the International Tin Council was known to the Malayan Stock Exchange on Saturday morning and it was found the Council had raised by £60 the floor price at which they must buy and the ceiling1,114 words
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Article662 1962-01-15 16 RI'BBER TIN (prrlb.) (prrplrul) Jan. 77 Sets. 174.00 9 "7 <„<*«. |4TMtH 10 -ti'jrts. 5474.U0 11 77',cts. 5473.37 S 12 77'ncla. $470.00 13 $473.00 Eaat. Im.ltini (—1 crnti. Fltipatrlcki (unrh.). r. and H. erdt. (—3 trata). Cimmtn 1 <rnn. M. Cament 14.2 ccnt.o. MeAlntar (unrh i. ReMnioi ardt.662 words
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Article38 1962-01-15 16 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous year year Gopeng 1»* Web. 17 Idris Hyd. 10* d.• Feb. 16 50% Tanjouic Tin Is* Peb. 24 83}% Keponx Plant 3"V Peb. 1 20% Interim.38 words
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437 1962-01-15 16 ITC MOVE PUTS TIN UP $3 IN S'PORE rE Immediate reaction to the announcement that the International Tin Council had raised Its floor and celling prices under the second International Tin Agreement was a gain of three dollars to $473 In the Singapore Tin price on Saturday morning. Although the437 words
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Article1220 1962-01-15 16 rE state shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange showing last business to January 6 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: M At Brtckl U» JO uroi. L2O Atlas lei 1.77Vt1,220 words
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Advertisement709 1962-01-15 16 TIME IS MONEY.... Don't delay. Invest now in the THIRD MALAYAN FUND ond employ finonciol experts to spread your investment over Malaya's soundest enterprises. ApplitmtUm form mnd tr— saaHrt eoloinae/r from Ute Wautaoars. M,,. y B Ur,H Tnrar, tt... p^ *t, [™ioRIENTj LINES l VIA PANAMA S.S. "HIMALAYA' (28,000 torn709 words
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Advertisement1449 1962-01-15 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 221 BASE VEH DEPOT RAOC Applications for tender forms are invited to run a canteen for 350 employees of mixed nationalities at above establishment. BKuated at 7 mile Jalan Kota Tlnggi Johore. Elective date 1 Apr 62. Apply to:— Chairman. Civilian Canteen Committee, 221 BVD RAOC. c/o1,449 words
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Advertisement3722 1962-01-15 17 ■^^_^^_^^^^^^^^^^J SBaßxaxaßxasj SBxaxaxesß skaxaxelsxaxeßaaxaxel SITUATIONS VACANT Wardt fj (fin.) Box it efs. txtrm ASSISTANT SECRETARY required by Royal Singapore OoM Club Tbe sue- i cessful applicant will be Asian. Be I will be at least 35 years of age, will i have reasonable experience of offlce I routine aad bookkeeping,3,722 words
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Advertisement911 1962-01-15 17 VEHICLES FOR SAL! !t WmMt ti (Mtn.y—Box it ct: rxtrm IBM BUS ttCMMWI Singapore. Joborr, IS milca per gallon elrvcn arater (5.000/-, ISM Bumbar Hawk newly Minted (1.700/-, Ring (Spore) *****. SILLINO CCTHBN 195.V6 RroauH •7SO" (43 m.p.f.) or 1038/3 Row 75. Both excellent condition throuKbout. Partial pnytnrntj accepted. Pleaa.911 words
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Advertisement200 1962-01-15 17 PURCHASING A HI-FI SYSTEM? Everything you can reasonably expect from an amplifier will be yours with the Model 40 stereo amplifier ALLIED RADIO CORPO RATION SO. CIRCULAR ROAO SINGAPORE. I. TEL: ***** BUT THE HERALD ELECTRIC KETTLE 4 pint sizt complete with tuneful boiling alarm and in attractive pastel toned200 words
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Advertisement454 1962-01-15 18 NOTICE NOTICE Mr. sun soo Hock has re- This is to notify the Pub.suuied from ihi* company as oi jj c that Mr. T. I. Senton la Bth January. 1962. He has no no longer in our employ with authority u> conduct busln«« on immediate effect and he has tJ^^T»454 words
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Advertisement485 1962-01-15 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENI UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited fo appointment to the followim Chairs in the newly establlshe< 1 Faculty of Medicine at the Uni 1 versity of Malaya. Federation o 1 Malaya. Kuala Lumpur: (1) Anatomy (2) Physiology (3) Biochemistry <4) Pathology (5> Medicine <6) Surgery485 words
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Advertisement771 1962-01-15 18 N NOTICES NOTICE It Is hereby notified that al roads on Kerllla Estate. Ter mangan. Kelantan. will be clc*ed st to public usage from 6.00 a.m. on 1 Ist February to 6.00 a.m. on 2nd February, 1962. 1 By Order of the Oeneral Manager, Duff Development Co., Ltd., Temangan. Kelantan.771 words
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Advertisement774 1962-01-15 18 TENDERS J.K.R. KEDAH TENDER NOTICE 1 TENDERS will be received from 1 Class "D" registered Contractors i at the Office of the State Engineer. Kedah 'Perils, P.WJJ. Alor i Star, up to 3.00 pm. on 27th January. 1963 for the Construction In Reinforced Concrete of a Road Bridge at 2nd774 words
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Advertisement558 1962-01-15 18 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE JABATAN KERJA HAYA. TENDERS for the purchase of 1 one or more grades of the Scrap 1 Materials Listed Hereunder, for I the period January Ist, 1962 to j December 31st, 1962. will be reI ceived by Jurutera Jentera PenI guasa, Wokshop Persekutuan, Jabatan Kerja Raya. up558 words
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Advertisement440 1962-01-15 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited (ram qualified and experienced candidates for the position of Accountant In an established Company. Applicants should have at least 10 years experience In Life office accounts and be In a position to I take complete charge of the Com- pany's accounts. Salary commensurate with experience:440 words
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Advertisement266 1962-01-15 18 T if you "l suffer 1 p from A BRONCHITIS I read this I EPHAZONE tablets are available to all sufferers from bronchitis, tsthma, bronchial catarrh, phlegm on the chest, hay fever and allied complaints. EPHAZONE is easy to take, safe to use and gives quick relief and sureness of266 words
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281 1962-01-15 19 Burnley Cup tourney to start this year KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Burnley Cup soccer competition for "under-19s" will start this year. This was decided at a council meeting of the F. A. of Malaya held here today. The trophy, which was presented to the F.A.M. by Burnley Football Club, the281 words
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110 1962-01-15 19 yENICE, Sun. Joe Baker, former England centre-forward who now plays for Turin, was involved in a fight with a photographer here yesterday, according to Italian police. Police said the photographer. Cello Scapin, was following Baker. Scotland's Denis Law and another Turin player toReuter - 110 words
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Article136 1962-01-15 19 KHALSA DASH INDIANS HOPES SINGAPORE. Sun. Khalsa crushed Indian Association's hopes of winning the SHA senior league title, with a 3-1 beating at Farrer Park today. In the sth minute Khalsa broke away and Sarjeet ran out to the right wing, crossed the ball to Yusof who sent in a136 words
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113 1962-01-15 19 'BIG DROP' IN SCOTTISH FOOTBALL REPORT QLASGOW, Sun. Attendances at Scottish League and League Cup football games dropped nearly half a million in the period ending Dec. 31. 1961, compared with the same period of 1960. This was announced here by Scottish football league secretary Fred Donovan, at a meetingReuter - 113 words
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Article25 1962-01-15 19 ST. MORTIZ. Sun— Robin Seel yesterday became the first Englishman to win tht Heaton Gold Cup on the Cresta run since 1947. —Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article55 1962-01-15 19 SYDNEY. Sun. Kevin Berry of Australia, last night lopped Msec off the world 220 yards butterfly record set by fellow-countryman Neville Hayes nine days ago. i Berry clocked 2mln 138 sec. swimming in the New South Wales championships here. Hayes finished close behind Berry, and he55 words
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Article228 1962-01-15 19 SOCCER MacGILLIVSAT Ct P STATE FINAL (Ipoh): Changkat Klndlng Est S Hollyrood Est. 0. TAMIL FESTIVAL TOIRNEY (T. Anson); Plngavala's XI 4 Laksamana Rd. Youngsters 2 HOCKEY INTER POSTAL SERVICES (Penang) Perak 4 Penang 2. BADMINTON INTER POSTAL SERVICES (Penang): Perak bt Penang 5-2. TABLE TENNIS INTER POSTAL228 words
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Article196 1962-01-15 19 TAIPING. Sunday. SHOWING all round superiority Perak Malays v trounced Negri Sembilan Malays 6 o in their Sultans Gold Cup soccer match at Sultan Yussuf Stadium here today. With this victory Perak Malays qualified for the semi-finals on a superior goal average than Selangor, the holders,196 words
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187 1962-01-15 19 'MADNESS' TO RUN THE MARATHON IN NOVEMBER DOCTORS PERTH, Sun. Three leading medical authorities consider it would be "madness" to run the marathon at this year's Commonwealth Games in the heat of even a normal November afternoon here. They say that severe heat prostration would be almost unavoidable, and evenReuter - 187 words
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374 1962-01-15 20 SINGAPORE. Sunday. BRILLIANT goalkeeping by Iwamoto of Hitachi F.T. of Japan kept a S.A.F.A. President's Eleven to a 4-2 win before a small crowd of 1.000 at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Time and again Iwamoto rescued his side with mwm line and daring acrobatic374 words
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Article70 1962-01-15 20 India set to win the final Test itffADRAS. Ban. -England Itl were facing their se- > cond defeat by India in tli* current Test series at clos^ here of the final Test here today. Set to make 338 to win In 487 minutes England were 122 for five when playReuter - 70 words
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Article61 1962-01-15 20 AHMEDABAD. Sun— HolA land be;t Japan 2-1 here today in the International hockey tournament. There was no score at halftime. Australia beat Indonesia 15-0 after leading 4-0 at hainimi New Zealand checked India's big scoring spree in the tournament when they went down fighting by 3-0Reuter - 61 words
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Article121 1962-01-15 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore, the Foong Seong Cup (..Tampions, made a clean sweep of all nine matches in their badminton friendly against Indian Combined Schools, winners of the recent schools internation meet, at the S.B.A. hall tonight. Singapore, who had token a 4 0 lead last night,121 words
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Article362 1962-01-15 19 CINOAPORE, Sun. Ken Murphy, driving a Mini minor, sprang a surprise when he won the FTD award in the Singapore Forces Motoring Clubs New Year Sprint ac Sembawang today. Displaying a high degree of skill on a wet track Murphy brought his car round the362 words
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Advertisement93 1962-01-15 19 THE UNITED STATES RUBBER INTERNATIONAL Ji^i^ 1230 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK 20. U.S.A. JP^^B^^^^fe|^ 62/64, HORSEFERRY ROAD, LONDON. S.W.I. WtiwfM rfft 1 1 O D rt V A I ftjK^^fe take pleasure in announcing the Ss*r!r ~*WiiUHli 0 KIAN I GWAN JMAJLAYA) LTD €ys§§|S|/vSF as sole distributors for93 words
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2948 1962-01-15 20 Malaysia and education in S'pore by Yong MINISTER: CENTRAL GOVT. CONCERN WILL ONLY BE WITH SCHOOL SUBVERSION •pHK Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, Ikis said that after merger the "only initrcsl" of the Ministry of Internal Security of the Central Government in the Singapore Edur a t i2,948 words
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Article23 1962-01-15 20 MR. KORUTHU fath.r or A. K. Oommen and A. K. Yohnnnan -t Woodland Road Hi tnitex, BinKiporr-JS paved at Kerala on 8-l-ir»/.'23 words
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Article31 1962-01-15 20 MRS. I. N. MANNAOIAR and children thank all friend* and rrlativet for their attendance and auiataiu, .t funeral of late Mr. If N. Mannadiir on 1.1.62 at General HoapMal Klunng.31 words
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Miscellaneous42 1962-01-15 20 The weather J-JIGHEST and lowest tnnpoiaturrs in Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday. IlichKt Umrst Kuala Lumpur 82 7.S Kota Bhuru 82 71 Penan? 90 72 Ipoh 84 72 MalicrM 81 "3 Singapore 77 7342 words
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