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Title Section19 1963-08-09 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 35219 words
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Article697 1963-08-09 1 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM: S-east Asia Festival opens in new National Theatre 'A CULTURAL RENAISSANCE FOR THESE COUNTRIES' -INCHE YUSOF B\ SINGAPORE, Thursday SINGAPORE tonight launched the first-ever South-east Asia Cultural Festival at its brand-new, S2-million National Theatre in a flittering pageant, attended by 1,500 artists from 11 countries.697 words
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105 1963-08-09 1 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Seato Council of Representatives may discuss Malaysia and the recent Manila summit agreement at its regular monthly meeting here next week. diplomatic sourres said today. The sources said the topir was not on the agenda but it might be brought upReuter - 105 words
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193 1963-08-09 1 Tengku speaks to Rulers on Manila summit KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman today addressed the Rulers on the Manila summit talks, the possible delay in setting up Malaysia, and the Malaysia talks in I,ondon. He aiso outlined to thorn the agreement reached at Manila to set up a Maphilindo193 words
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230 1963-08-09 1 OBJECTIONS, BUT MALAYA WILL PAY SHARE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The three Maphilindo countries have agreed to split, the cost of the U.N. bill for assessing the wishes of the Borneo peoples on Malaysia. Originally U Thant had quoted 51.2 million as the cost of a plebiscite on the lines suggested230 words
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Article, Illustration37 1963-08-09 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr. Neliru, has sent "messages of felicitation on the outcome of the conference at Manila." an External Affairs spokesman said here. MRS. KENNEDY in good condition alier Caesarean operation.37 words
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Article125 1963-08-09 1 EAST-WEST THAW GOES TO HUNGARY VIENNA. Thurs. The United States and Hungary have agreed to resume full diplomatic relations and a new American minister is to arrive in Budapest in about three weeks, usually reliable sources said in Budapest today. The United States withdrew her minister from Budapest after theReuter - 125 words
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216 1963-08-09 1 TANAKA: DON'T HURT TRADE RELATIONS SINGAPORE, Thursday ■'THE Japanese Consul-General, Mr. H. Tanaka, 1 today expressed the hope that the people of Singapore would refrain from doing anything which would jeopardise the increasing economic cooperation between the two countries. He was commenting on the plan of the Chinese Chamber of216 words
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Article42 1963-08-09 1 BANGKOK. Thurs. A Thai-Malayan police patrol clashed with a band of eight Communist bandits in Songkhla province near the border last Sunday, according to delayed police reports reaching here. The terrorists retreated, leaving blood trails and some supplies. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article69 1963-08-09 1 JAKARTA, Thurs.— An Indonesian Navy officer has accused the Royal Malayan Navy of protecting smugglers. Capt. Rldwan jetta, commander of the submarine chaser KiaJtia, told a press conference on hts return from a patrol mission In the Straits of Malacca that smugglers and pirates operating in theReuter - 69 words
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Article249 1963-08-09 1 TWELVE people, five of -I- them children, have died in the past month of diarrhoea and vomiting, and another 300, mostly children, are seriously ill at Kampong Lembah, near the Treng-ganu-Kelantan border. A team of health officers from Kota Bharu was rushed today to the249 words
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Article, Illustration329 1963-08-09 1 BOSTON, Thurs. President Kennedy was given an encouraging report today on the condition of Patrick Bouvier, his day-old son. Patrick was rushed to hospital in Boston when he developed breathing trouble five hours after his premature birth yesterday at an air force329 words
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171 1963-08-09 1 £1 mil. haul feared in train hijack ONDON. Thurs. Twenty masked bandits held up the London-Glas-gow post office train near A bury. 50 miies north west of London, early today. They hijacked the engine and first two coaches and escaped with mail which may be worth £1 million. It wasReuter - 171 words
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182 1963-08-09 1 Malaya joins parade to sign N-ban treaty WASHINGTON. Thurs. —Malaya today joined nations of every continent and political system to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty today. Malaya's Ambassador to the United Nations. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. put his signature on the document at 1033 a.m. (1433 GMT). Twenty-fiveUPI - 182 words
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Article43 1963-08-09 1 STOP PRESS UK ACCEPTS BUT LONDON (Iran Britain baa de< Wed t" << i cpl proposals for United Nations learns (■> \i>i ih Boi neo on i "'up tinn th.it projei t<-<i ■< m.i I rderation Ul'comr I*ll tn being <'M Iv pl.inntil 'oPd I.lltedaj ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article135 1963-08-09 2 Thailand, Cambodia move troops BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand and Cambodia have moved troops to their common border, it was disclosed here today. The Thai Defence Minister. General Thanom Kittikachorn, said Thai troops were training at the border. Allegations had been made by the Cambodian Head of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, earlierReuter - 135 words
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Article266 1963-08-09 2 American reports of truce line incidents 'whopping lie 9 say Communists HANOI, Thurs. North Korea last night accused the U.S. of inventing incidents on the Korean truce line in which American soldiers were killed and shot at. The Korean Central Sews Agency said the incidents were "an entirely groundlessReuter - 266 words
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135 1963-08-09 2 Laos New hope of accord on 'summit' 1/IENTIANE, Thurs. N eutra lists and pro-Communist Pathet Lao are coming closer to an agreement, according to a communique at the end of talks here. The talks were held to discuss security arrangements for the Plain of Jars meeting between Pathet Lao leaderReuter - 135 words
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Article, Illustration709 1963-08-09 2 TRADE BOYCOTT MOVE FAILS AS AMERICA, BRITAIN ABSTAIN UNITED NATIONS Thursday I I fHE United Nations Security Council yesterday called upon all states to "cease forthwith the sale and shipment of arms, ammunition of all types and militaryReuter - 709 words
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106 1963-08-09 2 NEW DELHI, Tnurs. The United States is understood to he standing firm on the agreement between All-India Radio and the Voice of America for the supply of a high powered transmitter in Calcutta on which the Voice of America would have three hoursReuter - 106 words
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211 1963-08-09 2 '365 with Buddhist papers held' claim CAIGON, Thurs. Police swooped on a Saigon suburb yesterday in what was officially described as a pre-election check of identity cards. Buddhist leaders charged however, that the action was an anti Buddhist crackdown in which, they said. 365 people were arrested for having BuddhistUPI - 211 words
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Article33 1963-08-09 2 SAIGON, Thurs— Forty Communist guerrillas were killed on Sunday night by airstrikes in an unsuccessful attack on a Government outpost in Vinh Blnh Province, a U.S. military spokesman said yesterday.33 words
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Article33 1963-08-09 2 TOKYO, Thurs.— A morning fit* at a Japanese inn in Fukyuama City, in Western Japan, today killed five people and injured 13 others, according to the Japanese Press. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Miscellaneous13 1963-08-09 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /*tmx~im\ /"mow asout a TN TMIMkTT./ FOUNMTy y-m13 words
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Article, Illustration91 1963-08-09 3 ROME. Thurs.— Pope Paul yesterday told his first general audience at the summer papal home at Castelgandolfo that he was filled "with conster- nation and fear" at his great responsibilities. Speaking to 10,000 pilgrims and tourists gathered in the main hall of the palace,91 words
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Article24 1963-08-09 3 LONDON. Thurs— Paul Adam.! London society dance band leader, j yesterday left the hospital where he has been under treatment for poisoning.24 words
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146 1963-08-09 3 Broadway picketing develops into battle of songs YEW YORK. Thurs.— Religious pickets and scantily clad waitress counter pickets staged a "battle of songs" for hundreds of fascinated theatregoers in the heart of Broadway. A Baptist minister, the Rev. C. S. Stamps and 24 of his followers marched up and downReuter - 146 words
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Article64 1963-08-09 3 COPENHAGEN, Thurs. Danish police are baffled by the case of a Russian who jumped overboard from the Soviet tanker Balmark here three days ago. but refuses even to give his name. The man, pulled from the water wearing only swimming trunks, said he came from the tanker64 words
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111 1963-08-09 3 MACMILLAN CLAN MEETS, BUT WITHOUT MAC LONDON, Thurs. Fifty Macmillans flew Into Prestwlck. Scotland, yesterday. They were Americans and Canadians arriving for a big Macmillan Clan gathering at Loch Sweep, Argyll. Gen. Sir Gordon Macmillan of Macmlllan. chief of the clan, who will be host at a banquet at hisReuter - 111 words
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Article, Illustration299 1963-08-09 3 IVfOSCOW. Thurs. Lord Horhe, the British Foreign Secretary, said here last night that Britain wanted to do "much more than co-exist" with the Soviet Union. He said in a Soviet television broadcast: "We want to cooperate and to work together.Reuter - 299 words
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Article206 1963-08-09 3 STRATFORD-ON-AVON, Thursday. pRIES of "traitor" greeted Mr. lain Macleod, Joint chairman of the Conservative Party last night v:hen he spoke in support of the Tory candidate in the by-election here caused by the resignation of I -i Mr. John Profumo. "Silence for the friend of206 words
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81 1963-08-09 3 Illegitimate birth rate up six per cent LONDON, Thurs.— The number of Illegitimate children born In England and Wales was up by about one-sixth last year on the 1961 figure, according to official figures published today. The Illegitimacy rate in 1962 rose to 66 per 1,000 live births, compared withReuter - 81 words
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Article20 1963-08-09 3 HAVANA, Thurs.— Funeral services were held today for Dr. Fidel Castro's mother, who died here last night.— Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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141 1963-08-09 3 ONDON, Thurs.— The j assignment of Don! Larrimore as United Press International correspondent in Warsaw has been terminated. UPl's European headquarters said the Polish authorities had made it clear it would be preferable for another correspondent to represent UPI In Warsaw In141 words
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Article49 1963-08-09 3 Izvestla said Larrimore was an agent of the U.S Central Intelligence Agency. Both Larrimore and the CIA denied this. Larrimore said that on Monday he had conferred with a Polish Foreign Office spokesman who gave the government's views. The spokesman. Larrimore I said, pointed out that the49 words
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Article36 1963-08-09 3 $3,600,000 blast at refinery MEXICO CITY. Thurs. Reports from Cudad Madero. on the Gulf of Mexico, said an explosion and Ore at an oil refinery there had caused damage estimated at U811.200.000 and injured 2a people.36 words
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258 1963-08-09 3 Muscle men smuggle out Olympic wrestling champion COLOGNE, (Germany), Thurs. Six hulking West German weightlifters smuggled an East German wrestling champion, his wife and son across the Iron Curtain in a tiny bus, it was disclosed yesterday. The weightlifters told a j Press conference that they crammed the Olympics wrestler258 words
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Article70 1963-08-09 3 65 died in bid to seek freedom BONN, Thurs. Since the East-West German borders were sealed on Aug. 13, 1961. a total of 65 East German refugees have been shot dead trying to escape across the borders and the Berlin Wall, the West German Refugees Ministry said yesterday. The MinistryReuter - 70 words
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471 1963-08-09 4 THE Soulh-East Asia Cultural Festival in Singapore programme for tonight is a> follow NATIONAL THEATRE 8 p.m. Laos presents: Greeting song by the groups ol singers. ">f ul-Sinj' A classical dancr. A song of larewrll performed by Nang i'hounsi. "\ou Njit" classical dancr. The471 words
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Article106 1963-08-09 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thailand's Minister for Education. Mr. ML. Pin Malakul today called on the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Ka.jaratnam and presented three gifts to him. The gifts were three miniature masks, an album of six long playing records of Thai folk songs and classical music106 words
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115 1963-08-09 4 Union proposal on Star Press strike SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. G. Kandasamy. an auviser to the I Singapore General Printing Workers' Union, whose 105 members are on strike at toe Star Press, today renewed the union's proposal to the management to submit a joint application to the Industrial Arbitration Court for115 words
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521 1963-08-09 4 TWICE SALARY OR THREE TIMES SALARY FOR WORKING ON A PUBLIC HOLIDAY? SINGAPORE, Thursday "JMIK question whether double pay for working on a public holiday meant single pay in addition to the salary; or double the pay in addition to the salary, was521 words
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Article, Illustration185 1963-08-09 4 Two more film stars arriving today SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two Shaw Organisation Hong Kong film stars are due to arrive in Singapore tomorrow to participate in the South-east Asia Cultural Festival. Miss Feng Wah and Miss Chang Yen, both talented singers, will be performing at the National Theatre tomorrow, at the185 words
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271 1963-08-09 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Industrial Arbitration Court today unanimously dismissed the claims of the Malayan Airways/ Qantas Empire Airways Local Employees' Union for Malayanisation of five posts in Air India. In an award handed down in the case, the President. Dr. Charles Gamba. said th-: court was271 words
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152 1963-08-09 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday TWO robbers snatched a bundle of $2,250 in currency notes after blinding a clerk and the driver of a car at the junction of Fort Road and Tanjong Rhu Road this evening. The clerk. Mr. Lim Moy Tee.152 words
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Article56 1963-08-09 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The three-storey $570,000 union house of the Nanyang University Students' Union will be opened by Mr. T«n Lark Bye. chaunnan of the university executive council, at 4 p.m. on Saturday. The union house will be open to the public on Sunday. Exhibits by the56 words
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Article93 1963-08-09 4 WATER: GOVT WARNS SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Public Utilities Board today warned that there was a tendency during the last few days for water consumption to rise, and urged the public to economise on the use of water. Water stocks have dropped to 39.4 per cent of capacity with consumption yesterday93 words
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Article33 1963-08-09 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Dr. Fong Kirn Heng. chairman of Public Utilities Boara. will give a talk about the Board at the V's Men's Club luncheon meeting on Saturday at the Princes Restaurant.33 words
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149 1963-08-09 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Straits Times readers in Singapore and the Federation today donated $1,193.36 for Madam Jathambal. a widow, and her 16 children, bringing the total of her fund to $11.--193.47. Today's donations were from the following: The staff of Stamford College. Singapore149 words
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Miscellaneous375 1963-08-09 4 THE following la today'! acbtdule. Kong, Tatpch,' Oukt (CX 730) 8 of civil aircraft movement* at a.m. Paya Lebar airport Singapore: Qantat: To Perth. Sydney (QT ARRIVALS 736) 10.30 p.m. Ctruda: From Iledao (OA MO) Malayan Airway*: To Kuala 3.25 p.m.: from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur, (ML 070) 7.31 a.m.; to375 words
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Article, Illustration4406 1963-08-09 5 POLICE DESCRIBE HOW THEY KEPT WATCH ON BARISAN HO, THEN FOLLOWED CROWD TO CITY HALL 'My son was not allowed to associate with others in Outram' CHIA POTEIK and R. CHANDRAN Singapore. \TMmtfdvy J^ HANDBILL, containing a letter on the 14,406 words
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Article562 1963-08-09 5 THE charges against x Fung Yin thing. Lin You Eng, Ong Chang Sam, Hoe Puay Choo. Tee Kirn Leng, Leong Ken* Seng. Tan Cheng Tong and Soh Hwee Hong are: 8 THAT on April 22. at about 2.20 am. at City Hall, attempted to overawe by the show562 words
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168 1963-08-09 6 A $250,000 cheque for art gallery fund KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A cheque for $250,000 has been received from the Shaw Foundation for the National Art Gallery Fund. The receipt of the cheque was announced today by Prof. Ungku Abdul Aziz, chairman of the board of trustees of the National Art168 words
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419 1963-08-09 6 Aug. 31 still Singapore's M-day Premier Lee 'ONLY PRO-REDS JUBILANT OVER SUMMIT OUTCOME 9 SINGAPORE. Thurm MR. LEE KUAN YEW, said last nifht that as far as Singapore was concerned, Aug. 31 was still Malaysia Day. He was speaking at Kampong Silat durine a tour of Sepoy Lines constituency. He419 words
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Article120 1963-08-09 6 PENANG, Thurs. A man who tried to run down a policeman with his bicycle was today sentenced to three months' jail. Jacob Anthony. 29. pleaded guilty to using criminal force on Constable Ghazali bin Kasslm in the execution of his duty near the Perak120 words
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Article162 1963-08-09 6 IPOH, Thurs. Four thugs with daggers drank a dozen bottles of chicken essence in an Anderson Road shop this morning before robbing the owner of $1,000 in cash and cigarettes. They were In the shop for an hour and posed as the manager and shop162 words
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296 1963-08-09 6 GIRL ALLEGES SEX DRUG BID BY STUDENT PERTH. Thursday. A PRETTY young blonde girl told her story to the A jury today in the attempted sex drugging trial I of a Malayan student. CUa col/t rhA V**r* c- IIM n*w«» one saio. sne was uneasy when she glanced back fromReuter - 296 words
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Article61 1963-08-09 6 PENANG. Thurs.— A member of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve from Johore. Arthur Joseph Das. 25. was sentenced to one weeks jail for being drunk and disorderly. But he was- Immediately released •s he had already been In police custody since Aug. 1 when the61 words
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87 1963-08-09 6 KAMPAR. Thurs.— A girl, yee Yong Fan. eight, who was knocked down by a motor cycle, about two mile* south of here yesterday, died on the way to Ipoh hospital. Yee was involved in the accident soon after alighting from s bus. She87 words
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Article32 1963-08-09 6 PENANO. Thurs. The North Malaya District Council of the Boys' Brigade will hold a review, and display at the District Office padang at Nlbong Tebal at 4 p.m. on Saturday.32 words
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Article, Illustration177 1963-08-09 6 Karam Singh accused of obstructing police I^UALA LUMPUR Thurs. A member of Parliament, Mr. Karam Singh, (above), was charged in a magistrate's court today with obstructing a police officer "in the performance of his duty." Mr. Karam Singh, who ts also a lawyer, was alleged to have committed the offence177 words
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Article211 1963-08-09 6 LOCKOUT ENTERS 109 TH DAY 17-UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs The lockout of the 72 employees of Art Printing Works entered its 109 th day today with little prospect of a settlement. The National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry last week threatened to call a nation-wide strike In sympathy211 words
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Article117 1963-08-09 6 A village under 4ft. of floods rNJONG MALIM, Thurs.— The villagers of Ulu Bernam, on the outskirts of Tanjong Malim. fled to safety on higher ground when heavy rain in the upper reaches of the Bernam River caused it to overflow at 8.30 sum. today. At the height of the117 words
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Article33 1963-08-09 6 KAJANG. Thurs. —The Kaian* Broadnclc Club, one of the oldest recreation clubs here, will hold Its annual "Club Night" on Aug 17 at the Kajang Hall starling at 8 p m.33 words
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Article194 1963-08-09 6 JfUANTAN, Thurs. Eight Indonesian seamen, who drifted aimlessly for six days after their boat was blown off-course, were today detained by the Dungun police after being rescued by fishermen off the coast of Trengganu. Heavy storm They are Martan bin Hajl Sallm. 40; Abu194 words
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Miscellaneous162 1963-08-09 6 Alley Oap By V.T. H ant lin ■P^^. »«IW It* nttKkM CVi I TTMNS TO 00 THE V-~l I 1/ "N^""^. I I I Ofl JXTV > OOT *M«IOCV MOULO I »OM<OFSn MIN /ME X HWI V ££> WMCrS HMUOXVII (n'.o ««n>«?L Mjt**v. >j Au.mt>*iwuf I tut I Vyy- T162 words
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Article, Illustration1529 1963-08-09 7 The 'Winslow Boy' case... Naval college theft: The father who fought to clear his son's name... THE FURORE OVER A 5-SHILLING POSTAL ORDER ONE day early in October 1908 a distraught father led his 13--year-old son into the office of the famous King's Counsel, Sir Etiwaid Carson. Kxc itedly the1,529 words
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Obituary74 1963-08-09 8 20 Word, $10 i Mm, mum) BOGLE (WILLIAM HENRY) loved fath.r of Dm, farher-ln-law of Dot. rv t nil f i\ t hr r of (it'nff mid r "n i sr pftKffrtl away peacefully. Ipoh. August 7 R IP. MR. PONNIAH VERCHESE. 163-C I Rail; Rd passed away suddenly74 words
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Article101 1963-08-09 8 M Wortm $11 (Minimum} ASWANI MOHAN and Anne express their sincere thanks to relatives and and lovely gifts received on their mar- 'MR AND MRS. Xavler Ooh Khen Wah thank all relatives and friends for the help and valuable presents rereiv.d on the occasion of their marriage. MR. AND101 words
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Obituary53 1963-08-09 8 M Papas' IM I Minim" m) YUE: TREVOR. Aged 2. dearly belo\kl infant son of Irene and Roger. ili.d -*-1962. Your loss to ua la Ir- i IN LOVING MEMORY of V. Thiagar.ijih of iT.C Forest Department. Kipong) Departed 9-8-62 Sadly missed by us. Inserted by Mr. and53 words
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Article188 1963-08-09 8 20 Word* Sl* (MiHlmmm) REMEMBER TO BUY Ryvita when jour doctor prescribes a low-fat diet. Kvvlta cn.sphread Is nourishing, satlsf>inn. appctlauu. Try It today. COPPERTONE Ii THE top quality sum. m product In every way! There I .irk about Copper-tone s superioi ninnin.; upeed-with-safety. JUST ARRIVEO Latent Designs Italian188 words
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Article91 1963-08-09 8 M.,rrf» y.'.sn qiit.i HEAR PHILIPPINOS EVANCELIST r.riKorio Tinr-on at Newtoa Llf» Church. 2110, King Lee Road. S pore > Saturday 10th August 7.30 p no. All I YOUTH FOR CHRIST Special Rally i featuring PMMBoaisM Kvancrl «t Oregono Tiniinon Friday S>th August 7 30 Orchnrd Ro*d. All WelMjme.91 words
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Article624 1963-08-09 8 Black Africa has got in another moral blow against apartheid. On the face of it, the Security Council resol- ution calling on all states to < cease selling arms, ammun- 1 ition and military vehicles to South Africa would seem to I carry rather more than moral624 words
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Article444 1963-08-09 8 Town State The town council elections completed last week-end have done more than indicate what the results of the State -and parliamentary elections next year are likely to be. They have also brought into clearer relief problems of local government that should attract I wider attention than they appear to444 words
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Article179 1963-08-09 8 The wisdom of imposing a 50 m.p.h. speed limit on taxis plying the open road should find confirmation in the next statistical report on traffic accidents. There is little doubt that cabbies in a hurry have in the past been a major highway hazard. Even if this were179 words
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Article, Illustration1353 1963-08-09 8 SPECIAL WRITER - AMERICA'S DEDICATED MEN OF WAR SPECIAL WRITER by a Second of 2 articles THE STRATEGIC REVOLUTION > IN AMERICA... The aim: to put a complete airborne division in action anywhere in the world in eight days... THE Pentagon, squat and uncomp r o misingly ugly, stands firmly at the top1,353 words
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LETTERS
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Letter120 1963-08-09 8 'THE unprecedented drought which hit Malacca this year with such disastrous effects In fact ended weeks ago. Kampong wells which dried up during the drought now have water. The trouble Is not that there Is no water In the Sungel Putat which feeds the Buklt Sebukor reservoir120 words
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Letter150 1963-08-09 8 rview of the coming of Boy Bcouts Week, something ought to be said of the public. Many people are Inconsiderate and callous In the real sense of the term. The campaign Is organised for the sole purpose of raising funds which will be directed to good use. The150 words
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Letter68 1963-08-09 8 NEARLY four months have passed but my mother has not received the promised letter for an Interview to get her citizenship papers. This delay Is also hindering other members of my family in getting their citizenship. There must be many others In the same situation. I wonder what68 words
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Letter66 1963-08-09 8 IT is gratifying to note that cycling abreast has now been contained as a result of ir creased preventive measures adopted by the police. But the traffic position is still far from satisfactory and there is certainly no room for complacency. Another road nuisance has cropped up—jay-wal-kers, especially cinema-66 words
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Letter47 1963-08-09 8 SIDNEY LAKE In the Lake Gardens Is In a deplorable condition. Malaysia Day is not far off and all our visitors will surely notice this eyesore —more striking as It Is situated between the new Museum Negara and the towering Parliament building. RESIDENT Kuala Lumpur47 words
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Letter38 1963-08-09 8 SINGAPORE, lately has produced lovely and informative sets of stamps and the postal authorities art: to be congratulated. However. these stamps have often been marred by the ugly chops used to cancel the stamps. CITIZEN Singapore38 words
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Letter50 1963-08-09 8 rsay that I am annoyed Is to put it very mildly when, during this period of water shortage and water rationing. I see watermains not shut off properly and water running to waste on the streets, to be splashed on passersby by sadistic taxi drivers KENNETH ANG Singapore50 words
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Advertisement493 1963-08-09 8 —a— a—. Straits Tiaet Malay Mad Classine* advarttaemwrta baatfaal aas IM p*a«e COLD •TOSJAGB AMCAOI Orchard H»t* COLD STOaiAOK IRANCMH AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATONG KEP»IL ROAD-NAVAL BAM Authorised Agmrta: CITY BOOK STORK LTO Wtoenestar KsssSj Collywr Quay THI NEWS FRONT Fhrpatrtck-s Supaea»arae« M. M. ISMAIL I AaKnlrsriy «os«. Naval Baa* HAMIEM.493 words
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Advertisement73 1963-08-09 8 FIGHTING PRIEST OF SOUTH VIETNAM For many years this rugged man of God tried to find a haven where his persecuted people could be safe from the Communists. Now. through with running he and his valiant band are fighting back daily enlarging the world's free territory. Read of Father Hoa's73 words
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Advertisement41 1963-08-09 8 >ou"i «v«e I rSIS^H^SJ mi a»uM -^Vf~-«*gSsss» SwiiS MIVK-CMOCOIMI WyV ouaMU L*rr«f»* L "*A Chocolal Jobler BERNE-SWITZERLAND SOLE AGENTS SHRIRO (CHINA) LTD. Visit 'CROCODILE' Shirt ttalls at tin HAPPY WORLD GREAT WORLD TRADE FAIRS FREE strong travelling bag with wry purchase.41 words
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217 1963-08-09 9 PPP man: M-day ball should not offend Islam IPOH. Thurs. Inche Samsudin bin Harun, a People's Progressive Party vice-president, said today he hoped the Malaysia ball here would not offend Islamic principles. He referred to the Yang diPertuan Agong's advice at the opening of the Pesta Bella In Kuala Lumpur217 words
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94 1963-08-09 9 PORT DICKSON. Thurs. A lance-corporal. Kok Teen Hock. 23 of the 2nd Reconnaissance Regiment here was found «uiltv by a court martial of disobeying orders and was sentenced to 28 days detention and reduced to rank to a private. Kok was cliarged with disobeying a94 words
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Article65 1963-08-09 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Public Daily Rated Employees' Unions Federation now wants to negotiate with the Housing and Development Board for double pay for work given to its members employed in the estates department on Sundays and public holidays. The federation today served a notice on65 words
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270 1963-08-09 9 IPOH, Thurs. A 50 1 m.p.h. speed limit is to be imposed on taxis throughout Malaya, the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, announced today. The Minister, addressIng 40 bus, lorry and taxi operators here, said this limit had been worked270 words
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Article171 1963-08-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. EK)UR British engineers have begun a six-month survey for the second phase of the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric power scheme. A CEB spokesman said today they are engaged on a first order triangulatlon which will determine the location of tunnels and caverns.171 words
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107 1963-08-09 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A former school clerk, who had an affair with a girl pupil of the school, was today jailed for 12 months. Leo Wang Boon. 23. married with one child, was described in a probation report as "a philanderer, known107 words
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Article33 1963-08-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Railway Administration announced tonight that special passenger trains would run between Singapore and Johore Bahru for the Johore Grand Prix on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1.33 words
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Article18 1963-08-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Women's International Club will have a cookery demonstration at 5.15 p.m. tomorrow.18 words
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Advertisement40 1963-08-09 9 l| V Now available in Malaya! y*J!^^ BEEFEATER il^N^sr*. BEEFEATErf Bh(f~'' Doubles your pleasure! Three-quarters of nil imported gin sales in the United States, where it is sold at a premium, I^l are BEEFEATER, SJftff«a«re Ku<l Lumpur P«n«m lp*h Kuckinf40 words
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Advertisement136 1963-08-09 9 Tested in outer space When. Lt. Col. Glenn made his actually tells you when conditions historic trip into outer space, he are wrong. All you have to do is took along a Minolta Hi-matic and point the Hi-matic and press the brought back a perfect photograph- button. Other features include136 words
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Page 9 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous476 1963-08-09 9 Today's radio, TV| RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE NATIONAL SHOKTVV Wt SLKVICt 41.3 inclro 4,6 metres AM .6 M Time Slgna i, Ne SHORTWAVE SERVICE gara-*u; 6.02 Preiude 10 Break--41 metres laJil <I 00 Timt t***"* l lne A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 603 Music; 7.30 Learn A Word476 words
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Article60 1963-08-09 10 19 held in gang raids SINGAPORE. Thurs. In anti-gangster raids last night police detained 19 suspect secret society members. Nine men taken into the custody from the Paya Lebar and Joo Chiat areas are being held upder the Criminal Law (Temporary* Provisions) Ordinance. The remaining 10 are being detained under60 words
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426 1963-08-09 10 Campaign gathers momentum now in Federation for war compensation THE PEOPLE OF MALAYA AND<— BORNEO SUFFERED JUST AS MUCH 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. P^ CAMPAIGN is gathering momentum in the Federation to get the Japanese government to pay compensation for atrocities committed in Malaya during the Occupation. The Tanjong Malim426 words
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Article45 1963-08-09 10 PENANG, Thurs.— A merchant, Lob Meow Kooi, 47. was today granted f 1,000 bail when he pleaded not guilty to a charge of cheating K. Sonamuthu of $250 In Penang Road on June 21. Hearing was fixed for Sept. 11.45 words
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Article22 1963-08-09 10 KUALA KANGSAR. Thurs. The Perak branch of the Malayan Indian Congress win bold Its an nual meeting on Aug. 18.22 words
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Article142 1963-08-09 10 RAF men to climb 4,000 ft. peak SINGAPORE. Thurs. Nine RAF men stationed at Butter worth are to try to climb nearby Gunong Kendrong, which rises steeply to over 4,000 feet above sea level and is covered with jungle to the summit. They will leave Butterworth for the area next142 words
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Article94 1963-08-09 10 Penghulus off on Thai tour KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Seventeen penghulus and nml community leaders left here by air today on a twoweek tour of Thailand under the auspices of ASA. The leader of the group, Inche Basaran bin Abdul Manas, said that they would study rural community and agricultural development94 words
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Article52 1963-08-09 10 SEREMBAN, Thurs. Only 23 i men turned up in two days of recruiting for the artillery section of the Malayan Armed Forces. Of these, 14 passed their medi--1 cal test and were recruited. Maj. Mohammed Sharif bin Ah- mad. the recruiting officer, deserifood the response as52 words
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Article53 1963-08-09 10 PENANG. Thurs. A woman learner driver. H" Shirin, 20. was today fined $20 for driving along Green Lane at 1 p.m. a prohibited time for learner drivers. The Second Magistrate. Mr. R. Aria Retnam. cautioned and discharged her on a second count of falling to sign53 words
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Article37 1963-08-09 10 MUAR, Thurs. Five people were fined a total of $125 at the Magistrate's Court here yesterday for selling pork In the Town Council areas without licences. Thr meat was confiscated and auctioned for $50.37 words
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200 1963-08-09 10 PENANG, Thurs. The Peninsular Malays' Union today welcomed the Manila summit agreement. In a statement, the deputy president and secretary-gen-eral, Inche Issa Hussaln, said the agreement was "a big step towards regaining the greatness of the Malay world." The key "The agreement Is the200 words
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Article, Illustration156 1963-08-09 10 Warning to driving schools: Don't give guarantees IPOH, Thurs. The 1 Transport Minister", Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, warned driving schools today that their licences would be cancelled if they gave their pupils guarantees Of obtaining driving licences. He appealed to the public not to tempt officers of the Road156 words
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Article187 1963-08-09 10 PENANG, Thursday. r HHE State Legislative Assembly is to be asked to hold a referendum in Penang to ascertain the people's wishes for the preservation or otherwise of the island's free port status. Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew. Socialist Front Member for Jelutong. will move a187 words
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301 1963-08-09 10 Man went on fighting with knife in chest pENANG, Thurs. A widow, testified today that her husband continued to fight two men with a knife stuck in his chest. 'He did not seem to know he had been stabbed." Ooi Bee Cheng. 30. told a preliminary inquiry at which a301 words
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90 1963-08-09 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. British Army Royal Engineers will bid arewell to 75 Malayan. Field squadron. Royal Engineers, at a >arade at Cillman Barracks on Saturday on the occasion of the quadron's transfer to the Federalon Army. It will be the only all-Malayan inn in the90 words
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Article37 1963-08-09 10 ALOR STAR. Thurs.— A girl tapper. J. Letchemi. 13. reported today she was molested by a man while working at Pelam Estate. South Kedah, yesterday. Letchemi alleged the man came from behind and kissed her.37 words
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Article37 1963-08-09 10 PENANG. Thurs.— The NorthEast District committee for National Language Month will hold a reception at the Town Hall tomorrow afternoon when prize* will be presented to winners of the recent national language quiz contest.37 words
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Advertisement77 1963-08-09 10 m 475 H jB GOOD REASONS J to buy HITACHI O ive maximum cooling Mo<J I 4307 10" Desk Fan I HITACHI AVAtABIE FROM SIME DARWT. WOM All lEADING EIECTRKAL IEESi KAIBK. AND WOM HOME ArTtUMCIS 304S OKHAKD WAD. SINGIPME AM) f?B«WSTER BO AD. IPOH. JO Ol Everybody's drinking tue/ufDcu/77 words
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Advertisement79 1963-08-09 10 I Unlm you take definite itep* to prevent it, you may at any I tin* offend with perspiration I odour. (Everybody perapim!) I But one* you've applied ■■9iill ODO-RO-NO aeodorant. you v luflliTillul yoo'rt protected all day I'JIIi ilillffl long. Odour vanishes instantly M^J JjU -and stays away because Qk79 words
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389 1963-08-09 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs A POTPOURRI ot culture. This was Singapore's first drama presentation in the National Theatre tonight for the Cultural Festival. In "Oceans Meet" an aptly named dance drama Singapore's festival organisers blended together Malay. Indian and Chinese dances. There were the Malays. tripping389 words
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Article162 1963-08-09 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A serried, white-clad choir of 600 voices and an orchestra of 70 made an Impresstve sight at the inaugural concert of the South-East Asia Cultural Festival at the near-completed National Theatre tonight. The enormous audience was In festive mood and chatted away with an162 words
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Article394 1963-08-09 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. JOHORE. BAHRU, Thursday T"HE Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Hamid 1 Khan, said today that his Ministry had taken five steps to overcome the teacher shortage. Opening the annual delegates' conference of the National Union of Teachers, he said these were.394 words
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Advertisement179 1963-08-09 11 P2193 Rheumatism goes ;i and then you say thanks to Jfc^ De Witts (Jf Kidney Bladder Pills They giv« quick help to your kidneys and blidder to clear out t/>« poisons In your body that causa K 1 RHEUMATISM. JOINT PAINS, ACHING MUSCLES and BACKACHE Then, v /our pains go.179 words
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Advertisement82 1963-08-09 11 when they're grown up your HeCISECj \V\kRK/ sink will still be as good as new /ffab because it's stainless steel M ik^f ill Hj^l^^^^^B^^^l When H^BB^H^^^^^l only the best H^^^^H^^^^^^H will do I flil If- JH Bfxsox ■HMtirißl tt-lilH Hfdges Benson and Hedges in the gold pack- the very best82 words
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COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS...
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Article85 1963-08-09 12 KOREANS SEEK OUTLET TWO Korean companies are seeking a market in Malaya for fishing nets and shoe brushes, according to a report In Singapore Trade. They are Pochang Industrial Co. Ltd. of Seoul, which plains to export knotless nylon fishing nets of various types and sizes, and Kumduk Commercial Co.85 words
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Article134 1963-08-09 12 Deposits in world's top banks DEPOSITS in the 500 largest I Free World commercial I banks reached U*****,498,- 544.423 at the end of 1962, according to American Banker. The 265 commercial banks outside the United States had aggregate deposits of U*****,953,201,018, or 14.1 per cent more than those at the134 words
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Article40 1963-08-09 12 MazEoni of Busto Arsizio, Italy, is Installing a new soap plant at Lam Soon Cannery in Petallng Jaya. This plant will make Lam Soon one of the most modem soap facto y in South Ep f Asia.40 words
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Article434 1963-08-09 12 Last year's purchases totalled $165.1 m., or $37.1 m. more JAPAN BEST OVERALL SUPPLIER TO LOCAL MARKET: BRITAIN TAKES SECOND PLACE J.MPOHTS oi iron and steel into Singnpoic and Malaya last year reached a record $lb'.~>.l million in value, which testifies clearly to the rate of434 words
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Article, Illustration232 1963-08-09 12 OSK NOW HANDLES MORE BUSINESS OSAKA Shosen Kaisha. one of the three largest shipping companies in Japan, has increased the volume of its business in this part of the world by about 40 per cent during the last two years. Mr. T. Kawata. the company's retiring representative for the Malaysian232 words
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Article36 1963-08-09 12 Mr. J.B. Leask. C.Bi, has retired from the board of Harrisons and Crosfield Ltd after 43 years' service. 16 of them as director. The greater part of Mr. Leask 's service was In Malaya.36 words
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Article60 1963-08-09 12 RUBBER (all types) accounted for 23 per cent of Singapore's total imports in the first quarter of this year, the value being $245.4 million, according to statistics. Petroleum products. 13 per cent or $145.3 million, came second, while textiles, 4.6 per cent or $49.6 million, were third.60 words
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Article, Illustration100 1963-08-09 12 THE Federation Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, and his wife recently visited rubber goods factories in Klang. Dr. Lim said later that he was pleased to find more natural rubber being used by these factories which are also earning100 words
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Article, Illustration158 1963-08-09 12 TTHE assistant Austrian Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Dr. Friedrich J. Schimpf, has been appointed Trade Commissioner in Sudan and Saudi Arabia. I He leaves with his wife for home today for a two-month vacation before assuming his new post on October 1. He will have158 words
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Article156 1963-08-09 12 Mercedes agents' conference rpHE newly formed MerX cedes-Benz Far East Distributors Club held its first conference in Singapore this week to discuss matters of common interests to all members. The conference which was chaired by Mr. Chua Boon Unn_ managaing director of Cyclo and Carriage, drew delegates from Hong Kong,156 words
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Advertisement131 1963-08-09 12 Just right XiTk made by JOHN WHITE means made Just right MADE IN ENGLAND J JK^ L 1011 AOIMTh gV HARTON COMPANY LIMITED. M H "SPEEDWELLIwiREi ropes ml 6 MAHTW. BLACK *Co (Win" Rop«) Ltd. IW£> .5? MOUSnUAt ENStNURHG. MAKMt MMtNO, iAHTH MOVKft I COftG—ft MQUKBKPTO wk j Ihe W^131 words
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Advertisement100 1963-08-09 12 HThe Key to Gracious Living... Price: $1,135.00. 2.V super de-luxe Model 4428. A superb slimline console cabinet with locking roll-type tambour d<x>rs— handsomest TV set on the market, incorporating every laboratory-tested Pye innovation. Big hi -flux front facing speaker for perfect sound reproduction. PYE for Perfect Pictures. NT\ ONNOR>«M#*, ;25Jfett^100 words
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Advertisement1447 1963-08-09 13 TO LIVERHUOL t WEST COAST U.K.. Due S'oore Sailt P. Sham Penang ASPHAIION I'paal. Havre. N'karg ll Pt/An 11 *n 12 PAFKOCLUS L'pial. Oublin Gmgo* Aug II Aug 11 An 14/11 An '7 OIOMED L'liel, Oublin, Hamburg An H *"l 13 An IS/2S An H ACAPENOI Livarpaal, uasgo* An 1*1,447 words
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Advertisement1445 1963-08-09 13 1 1) THE E. A. C. LINESSAUINCS TO GENOA. If HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEH, ANTWERP, RDTTEROAM, AMSIEPJAM. OSLO. GOTHENIURG ANO COPENHAGEN. /^^H^V Soon hl\K^\*\ "►amiooia" a) Sailei Sailei HI An lil vQLJ'I 'MAUCtA 21/24 Aug 25/27 An 21/21 Akg UViJar -SONGKHLA" a) M Aag/ 4 Sapt 1/ 7 Sap! 1/ I1,445 words
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Advertisement1413 1963-08-09 13 FXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON, L POOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. Spore P. Sham Penang lENCLEUCH L'PMI, Havra. R'dar*. B'naa An 12/15 An U'2l An 21/22 2I BENVRACKIt Liaa. H'burg. Roan. A'»irp Aug 17/11 fc( lENNACHIE IH) H'kirg. L'lli, G'mouth. Roan Aug 11,21 Aig 24/2S An 31/ I T BENNEVIS lE.LPJ L'paiT,1,413 words
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Advertisement1314 1963-08-09 13 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. w_ 111: fl: M 331 ?3^ ELLERMAN LIMB tic KLA VENESS LINE LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, tOS ANGELES, UN FMNCISCO, HAVRE. HULL MIDDLESBROUGH, SEATTLE. VANCOUVER S PORTLAND. CITY OF UPON- Mf| J t) 7 r f lel CtttU S'pori Sham fenang SUNNyVILLI 1/27 An 21/31 Aut S'pori1,314 words
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Article261 1963-08-09 14 AUGUST first grade rubber buyer* f.e.b. closed at 8 p.m. m Smgapero and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 70* cents per lb. up a quarter of a cent on Wednesday's closing level for the position. The tone waa ejulet. R.A.S. and F. M.R.I, olotlng prlees In cents per lb.261 words
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Article201 1963-08-09 14 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbeur wharvoi or expected today ars: Hoi Houw 6/7. Star Pink 29 30, Tronoh N.W. 3. Tchibanga 25/26, Kuala Lumpur 44, Kyoto 4 5, Beira 47, Sletter N.W. 5. Dresden 31/ 32, Kota Bahru 40/41. Bamora 1/2. Inner Reads: Krandjl. Sedill, Hua201 words
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Article175 1963-08-09 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) August 8: Three months. Dunlops 20 cts. McAlister 12 cts Smelters 20 cts. Robinson 11 cts. Ksso 21 cts. C. Storage 4id. r. It. U cts. Rothmans 11 cts. Oammon 13 cts 8. Land 3 cts. H. Spurs 11 cts. S. Darby 4d. Hume pref. 16175 words
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Article21 1963-08-09 14 Further July rubber crops Included: Bnklt KaUl 55.036 lb., Ayer Metek 60,580 lb. N'TsJas 59,160 lb. Krmpaa 1,154,000 lb.21 words
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709 1963-08-09 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange was extremely quiet yesterday and the turnover was small. The quietness of business could hardly have been otherwise with the sum of $145 million tied up in the offer of five million one dollar stock units709 words
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Article21 1963-08-09 14 Malayan Stock Indices Aup;. 7 Aug. 8. Industrials: 116.29 115.68 Tins: 108.74 108.67 robbers: 113.62 ,113.66 Dec. 29, 1962—100*.21 words
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Article652 1963-08-09 14 COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock: Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuitead 1 1.000) $1.61: Dunleps (1.000) $3.15 l>. d.ooo) s3.is. n.ooo> 53.14: c. Smsltors (3.O00) 53.12. (2.000) 53. 11: Eito erds. (1.000)652 words
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Article29 1963-08-09 14 August 8 MM .WAV RUBBER PRICE: 70i cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $452 (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering; 260 tons (up 20 tons).29 words
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Article75 1963-08-09 14 MINESE Product Eionaruo, Sinca- pert noon prices ptr picul yulerday: Coconut ell: bulk SIS sellers, drum S4s sellers. Copra: Aug. Sept. UK Continent (2S buyers. Popper: Muntok white *137| •ellera, Sarawak white 1135 sellers, special Sarawak black $91' i sellers, garbled Lampoon black Wit sellers. ASTA. IIO2J sellers.75 words
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490 1963-08-09 14 THHE price of Straits tin In JL Penang yesterday was quoted at $452 per picul up 25 cents. The offering was estimated Increased by 20 tons to 260 tons. In l«onJan on Wednesday tin prices more than held Tuesday's upturn largely,490 words
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Advertisement1113 1963-08-09 14 tjAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Pacilic, Atlantic, and Great Lakes/East Canada Service B*MN r "untKiu rttsatesn l «ngei«» A io<» wuiti««> "GsHsliu Maru-' 2131 Alg 31/ 1 Stpt 21 Stpt 27 Sept IS Oct 21 Oct •Hum Maru" 21/23 Sept 24, 25 Sept 11 Oct II Oct 21 Bet I1,113 words
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Advertisement940 1963-08-09 14 \h\ hoegh lines V FOR CANADA -GREAT LAKES HOEGH SILVERWAVE accepting cargo for Halifax and for Montreal. Toronto and Hamilton with fast railage Prom Halifax or St. John NA Spore P S'hom Penong 2nd CALL 18/19 AUG 7/9 AUG 20/21 AUG Agents: HARPER GILFILLAN 6c CO., LTD. »*t'i«i- *>'• 'toast940 words
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Advertisement284 1963-08-09 14 y^— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. For EAST CANADA— U.S.A. GREAT LAKES m.t. GOHSHU MARU" leading Singapore Aug. 28th 30th. loading P.S'ha-i Aug. 31st— See. 2nd. direct disckerge et Montreal, Toronto, Q stable, Oereland 4V Detroit. Cargo olso acceptable for other East Ceneeie end) U.S.A. Great Lakes ports with transhipment at284 words
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Article153 1963-08-09 15 MELBOURNE. Thurs. FAVOURABLE company reports continued to be a strong Influence on the market. Selected stocks showed good rises. Leaders held levels solidly, but B.H.P. eased to 54s 9d. under overseas selling. Sales again covered a wide range of stocks mostly at higher Burns Philp, CourtauMs. A. V.153 words
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Article93 1963-08-09 15 oiatien made tbese changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to SlOOi: Nsw Yerk: buying TT 32 13/16, airmail OD 32 13/16. BO d/xt. 33 3/16 crrdlt bills. 33 3/S trade bills. Sslllng TT or OD ready: New Verk: H '.> 16: Hstland Guilders 1171. Swiu93 words
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Advertisement559 1963-08-09 15 SHIPPING NOTICES "ROEPAT" 4 Arrived: 7.5.63. Consignees are hereby notified that the general survey of damaged packages ex the above vessel will be held on 15.8.63 at godowns 44 a.s from 8.30 a.m. No further survey will be held. ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD, Singapore Office 2nd Floor, NTS. Bldg.. Tel: *****559 words
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Advertisement791 1963-08-09 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited from candidates who SATISFY THE USUAL CITIZENSHIP AND RESIDENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS for the appointment of INVESTIGATOR, Department of Statistics. SALARY SCALE: $220 x 15A 250/B/265 X ISA 475 p.m. In addition to basic salary, variable allowance at current rates is also payable. ACE:791 words
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Advertisement984 1963-08-09 15 pBMMMBpMM^pMMMsj^MpBBBpBIpBB (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* SS (Min.)-Btx St eta, mxtrm WANTEO a junioi clerk/typist. Minimum form 4 education, preferably with experience. Apply Box A 5345 S.T. B'pore. WANTED TEMPORARY TEACHER with H.C.z H.S.C. Apply before 23th August Board of Governors. Secondary School. Tumpat Kelantan. YOUNG ENGLISH984 words
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Advertisement962 1963-08-09 15 SITUATIONS VACANT :u Word* SS (Min.)— Box It ct: txtrt WANTEO CHINESE COOK/Grneral Amah, Apply 21. Tanglln Road. Singapore. WANTEO BAR WAITRESSES experience/without experience. Any nationality. Oood salary- Apply personally Tokyo Bar. 467 Geylang Road, Spore after 6 p.m dally WANTED BY ESTABLISHED Malacca Import Firm, Chinese Junior Stenographer, Experienced962 words
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Advertisement1017 1963-08-09 15 HOUSES 4 LAND FOR SALE it Word* SI (Ml*.)—Btx It rts. exfr. LANDS with stream passing through centre, at Tampoi Industrial Area, Johore Bahru, for sale. Tel: 3178 J.B. FREEHOLD LAND and Houss 36 Lorong L Telok Kurau, vacant possession, cheap assessment, $30,000 0.n.0. Please Telephone (Spore) ***** Mr. Low1,017 words
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Advertisement894 1963-08-09 15 TOURS k EXCURSIONS -.0 Word* SS (Ml*.)— Mom It ct*. txtr. EAST COAST MALAYA Tour *8&/--inclusive food, hotel, transport. 7am < 12-8-63. Cameron HlKhlands/lpob Tour. I $30/. 9-8-63. K.L. Trip $16/- 10-8-63 Contact M.W.T.B. 27. Upper Cross St Spore. Tel: *****. TOUR MALAYA /-DAYS $86/- I 18-8-63. 19-8-63. 8-9-63. Cameron894 words
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264 1963-08-09 16 DIVORCEE NOW PLANS TO SET UP ATHEIST I —CENTRE— i BALTIMORE (Maryland), Thurs. A 44- year-old mother, who won a long fight to keep religion out of j United States schools, is now enlisting sup- > port for a national centre for atheists The plan Is likely to start aReuter - 264 words
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Article, Illustration396 1963-08-09 16 LONDON, Thurs JJUMOURS of possible new arrests spread among anxious British politicians and society figures as detectives investigated new allegations revolving round the Stephen Ward sex scandal. They said they would interview 20-year-old Vickie Barrett, the selfconfessed "whip and cane" prostitute. Confusion A lengthyReuter - 396 words
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80 1963-08-09 16 LONDON. Thurs Crowds of women yesterday booed Christine Keeler as she left the London flat where she has been staying. It was the first time she had been out since Stephen Ward died last Saturday. Shortly after she drove off looking pale andReuter - 80 words
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167 1963-08-09 16 £45 million U.S. orders for British planes 1 f ONDON, Thurs v United States airline orders for British passengers planes now total about 45 million the Society of British Aircraft Constructors announced here yesterday. Bulk of the American orders for British airliners is for the British Aircraft Corporation's BAC 111,Reuter - 167 words
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75 1963-08-09 16 BANGKOK. Thurs. A cholera outbreak in Bangkok and the suburbs has abated but the death toll has risen to six. Health Ministry officials said today. The number of cases reported fell from 41 last Tuesday to 29 yesterday. Official reports show there haveReuter - 75 words
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Article18 1963-08-09 16 BANGKOK. Thurs. Bangkok police yesterday discovered opium worth $1,500,000 with canned pineapples bound for Hong Kong.18 words
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Article194 1963-08-09 16 LONDON. Thursday. 'FHE former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, yesterday called for a new approach to Commonwealth trade and economic development. i Since Britain's failure to Join the six-nation European Common Market. Mr. Lloyd said in a signed article in The Times, "the timeReuter - 194 words
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Article46 1963-08-09 16 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Mr.j Dean Rusk, the U.S. Secretary of: 6tate, will visit Bonn or. his way! home to Washington from Moscow on Saturday. While in Bonn he will Inform the West German Government of hi» discussions «ith Soviet officials.; —Reuter. iReuter - 46 words
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Article163 1963-08-09 16 T ONDON, Thurs. Britain yesterday showed off a "killer" tank which it claims is five years ahead of anyt h i a g else on tracks. The army gave a public demonstration of Its 50--ton Chieftain tank against a background of competition for a standard tankUP - 163 words
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Article, Illustration251 1963-08-09 16 Duvalier victory claim is denied by Haitian rebels DORT AU PRINCE. L Thurs. Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier claimed last night to have crushed a revolt against his regime. He said remnants of the Invasion force had been driven into the sea and back across the border into Dominica. In SANTOUPI - 251 words
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Article65 1963-08-09 16 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Th» aid-to-india consortium agreed yesterday to Increase Its pledged assistance for the third year of India's current five-year plan from $915 million to $1,052 million. The new pledges, increasing the aid available, came from Japan, Austria, Britain. West Germany. Italy, the United StatesReuter - 65 words
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Advertisement1010 1963-08-09 16 P.W.D., SINGAPORE J KEDAH TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from Tenders from Rmiumvcl Hon PWJ> registered Contractors for lr J c e t Srt ciai "c^Kb^ve^ui the following works.- recelved by tne Jurut<ra Negeri Supply and Delivery of Granite Kedah /Perlis. Alor Star, up to 3 Hn.oi during the period1,010 words
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Miscellaneous267 1963-08-09 16 Straits Times Crossword i |2 I 13 I 14. f~""|^BR"""lJ" I P* I B ACROSS 6. Superintend like a Dishopv 1. Harass with rough-cast dirt (7). 'B>. 7. Go ahead to get something to 5. Vehement about lawyers keep you going (7). down-under (6). 8. Smashed punt in tree, repair267 words
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615 1963-08-09 17 NORMAN SIEBEL - Only in the field events are records likely to be broken NORMAN SIEBEL ]N THE year before the first Olympics in Asia at Tokyo in 1%4, it would have been a great boost for Malayan atlhetics if two of its best records 10.4 sec. for the 106 metres and 21.1615 words
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Article248 1963-08-09 17 MEN 100 metres 200 metres 400 metres 800 metres 1,500 metres 5.000 metres 10,000 metres 20.000 m walk 110 m hurdles 400 m hurdles 4xl oom relay 4x<oom relay 3.000 m steeplechase Triple jump High .lump Long Jump Pole vault Shot put frlscus Hammer Javelin Olympic 10.2 20.5248 words
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Article229 1963-08-09 17 by OH KEE TIANG: Penang, Thursday AAU president Oh Boon Tat today praised the ♦v ena i n g AAA for the splendid preparations for the fourth National championships which hpein here tomorrow. Mr. Oh said after a visit ■\t> the City Stadium: "The running tracks229 words
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Article96 1963-08-09 17 i IPOH, Thurs. A team of 22— 15 men and seven women have been selected to represent Perak In the Malaysia Government Services athletics championships at Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 6-8. They tre: Men M. Dattaya, W. Soya, Sunderajoo, Ng Yaet Men?. Sangara Nalr, M.96 words
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Article254 1963-08-09 17 BASKETBALL National championships (Ipoh>: Kelantan bt Trengganu 96-34: Pahang bt S'gor 89-62; Penan t; bt Johore 82-74; Malacca bi Kedah 78-43, Perak bt Negri 70-57. Women: Negri bt S'gor 90-25, Johore -bt Kedah 54-32: Perak bt Pahang 90-19. WATERPOLO TOUR MATCH (S'porel Combined Services 2 W. Australian tourists 10.254 words
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Article50 1963-08-09 17 BANGKOK. Thurs.— The visiting University of Malaya rugby team suffered their second defeat here yesterday, losing 6-3 to Thammasart University. Chulalongkorn University trounced the Malayans 13-0 in their first match here on Monday. The visitors play their last match against a combined Thai University side tomorrow.50 words
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366 1963-08-09 17 EPSOM JEEP: Penang. I - EPSOM JEEP: Penang. I RACING by Thursday TRAINER Ivan Allans sole entry x for the Bank Holiday meeting here, Oisin, did a dashing gallop this morning. Ridden by Johnny Wilson, Oisin ran 3f in 42 3/5. He was hard held by his rider all366 words
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Article37 1963-08-09 17 CHICAGO. Thurs.— Dulcla (Prague), the holders, beat West Ham (London) 1-0 In the first leg of their American soccer challenge cup final here last night. The second leg is in New York on Sunday. Reiner.37 words
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286 1963-08-09 17 ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. BAM coach Leow Kirn Fatt said today that only one Singaporean h a d a 'fighting chance" of gaining a place in the Thomas Cup team after four days of trials here. "With only two days to go before the final286 words
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Article346 1963-08-09 17 JACK FINGLETON - CRICKET Aussie 'war' on throwers JACK FINGLETON: by Sydney. Thursday fi. G. McMILLAN, chairman of the New South Wales cricket executive and a member of the Australian Board of Control, last night confirmed to Sydney umpires that next summer they were expected to deal in a forthright manner with doubtiul346 words
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Article100 1963-08-09 17 LONDON, Thurs. Close of play scores in yesterday's cricket matches Canterbury: Leics 222 Kent 142-1 (P. Richardson 88 n.0.). Weston-super-Mare: Somerset 142 Middlesex 4-0. Leyton: Essex 174 (A. Brown 8-80) Oloucs 178-8 Kdffbaston: Warwick 210 (Barber il3) W. Indians 34-1. Southampton: Hants 178 (Sydenham 8-67 >100 words
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Article149 1963-08-09 17 TERRY IS NOW IN SOUTH SIDE SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Singaapore players chosen for the South XI to meet North in the annual match starting on Saturday at Ipch left here by train tonight— with Terry Way among them. Terry was not in the original selection but the Singapore allrounder*s splendid performance in149 words
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Article, Illustration380 1963-08-09 17 Tengku: A real feast of soccer MERDEKA MEET ITVALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Cheers broke out from the crowd of 25,000 assembled in the Merdeka Stadium tonight for the opening of the Merdeka sixth anniversary football tournament when Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman said that for the first time in theHarold Teo - 380 words
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Miscellaneous223 1963-08-09 17 -PROGRAMME TODAY— 9 a.m. 400 m hurdles heals; 9.10 100 m heats; 9.2S women's 100 m heats; 9.35 decathlon 100 m; 9.45 800 m heats; 9J5 20.000 m walk final; 10.00 decathlon long jump; 10.55 decathlon shot put; 4 JO p.m. opening ceremony; 5.15 400 m hurdles final; 5.20 women's223 words
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Miscellaneous33 1963-08-09 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCKK Merdeka, tournament: S. Korea v Commonwealth Forces (7 p.m.). Nationalist China v South Vietnam (8.30 both matches at Merdeka Stadium, ED. ATHLETICS FMAAU national championships (8 a.m. City Stadium, Penang).33 words
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604 1963-08-09 18 JESSELTON, Thursday North liorneo Legislative Council agreed today that the people should be given the right of self-determination in accordance with I luted Nations principles. The motion callins; for self-determination was tabled by Mr. Donald Stephens. Chief Minis-ter-designate. It was unanimously adopted604 words
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Article, Illustration135 1963-08-09 18 VVAIA LUMPUR, Thurs. Crown Princess Margrethe of Denmark, 23 (above), will pay an unofficial visit to Malaya some time between Oct. 8 I and Dec. 19, it was learned here today. A spokesman of the Royal Danish consulate told the Straits Times that135 words
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82 1963-08-09 18 KUCHINO. Thurs— A young Royal Marine Commando officer was accidentally &hot and killed duxing the night of August 2 at Pangkalan Tebang Bazaar in the i i First Division of Sarawak, an army spokesman said here. He was Second Lieutenant Ora- I ham Rolls,82 words
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Article29 1963-08-09 18 CANBERKA. Thurs. Sixty delegates from 20 countries will study telecommunications prolems at a conference in Melbourne in October, the Australian Postmaster-General. Mr. Charles Davidson, announced here today.29 words
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186 1963-08-09 18 Byrne's son marries at Gretna Green fRETNA (Scotland), Thurs. The 20- year-old son of Singa- pore's Minister of Health and Law married a 21 -year-old Swedish girl here today, against his father's wishes. Wi'lter Byrne, a student living at Lancaster Grove in London, married Mai OhUson. of Kalsted. Sweden atReuter - 186 words
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Article109 1963-08-09 18 BIRMINGHAM. Thuri.— The West Indian cricketers. In repiy' to the Warwickshire first innings total of 210. had scored 226 lor six when bad light brought the players in to an early tea on the second day of their match here today. Tea scores in other109 words
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Article395 1963-08-09 18 LONDON. Thurs. St£ck markets lost some of their recent buoyancy today. .Sentiment was affected at first by yesterday's reaction on Wall Street which causea some profit-taking. Later, however, a better tone developed and many of the earlier small falls were reduced or erased. Engineering shares rallied well after395 words
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Article, Illustration282 1963-08-09 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mrs. G. K. Warrington (above), picked up a copy of the Straits Times In her Telok Mata Ikan home today j and beamed at a pic- ture of a pretty, young girl in nurse's uniform. She said: "I miss her terribly.282 words
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Article106 1963-08-09 18 COLOMBO. Thurs.— Mr. Tlkirl Ban d a Ilangaratne, Ceylon's Finance Minister, today Issued a statement explaining his reported threat to nationalise foreign owned tea estates. The Ceylon Observer yesterday quoted the Minister as saying that If any Western country was unsympathetic to his budgetReuter - 106 words
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Article129 1963-08-09 18 The wrong turning SINGAPORE. Thurs. After being chased for two miles by three police patrol-cars, a motorist in a stolen car swerved into a small road and found himself in the Police Training School, a district court was told today. In the dock was One Thian Sent, a labourer, accused129 words
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1018 1963-08-09 18 MAJID MISSES A PENALTY AND MALAYSIA CRASH MERDEKA TOURNAMENT-Ist DAY By NORMAN SIEBEL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A penalty goal needlessly conced- i ed and a penalty chance missed were Malaysia s bitterest moments as they were ground to a 4-3 defeat i by Japan In the Merdeka sixth anniversary football1,018 words
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Obituary22 1963-08-09 18 D'ROZARIO HERBERT I Ucd peacefully al 3'JU Joo Chiat Rwid Singapore. CorteKr taava ibe hou«« 4 p.m. 9/H/A3 to P.i i22 words
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Miscellaneous42 1963-08-09 18 IJIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures In Maiaya and Singapore for Uie period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest I»\vrst Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penan? 88 75 Ipoh 86 n Malacca 88 75 Singapore 88 7942 words
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