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Title Section15 1963-11-04 1 The Straits Times Hot*** 1 Estd. 1845. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35215 words
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Article, Illustration970 1963-11-04 1 Bodies wait for burial DIEM AND NHU SHOT DEAD BY SOLDIERS IN ARMY VEHICLE, SAY LATEST REPORTS... ITS MURDER, SAYS MADAME NHU Another brother spared SAIGON, Sunday PRESIDENT Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu were killed by rebel soldiers early yesterday while they were970 words
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935 1963-11-04 1 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Minister of Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, tonight named the Barisan Sosialis as the "principal political party which the Communists use for their united front activities" here. "There has also been heavy infiltration into935 words
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Article481 1963-11-04 1 SA YS MADAME NHU: "THE U.S. HAS COMMITTED A CRUEL INJUSTICE..." LOS ANGELES, Sun. Choking with emotion, Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu today bitterly denounced the reported deaths of her husband and his President brother in South Viet lam as "murder", and called the American Government to account. She toldReuter - 481 words
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84 1963-11-04 1 STUDENT FINED £5 FOR 'RUNNING OVER A CAR' LONDON, Sun. A student was fined by a Swindon court here for running over a car. A policeman said he found the footprints of Peter Gould, a student, on the bonnet, roof and luggage compartment of the car. Police said Gould jumpedReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration227 1963-11-04 1 The space lovers are wed MOSCOW, Sun. ITI The world's first cosmic couple Valentina Tereshkova and Andrian Nlkolayev were married here today during an emotional 20-minute ceremony in the oakpanelled Wedding Chamber of the "Palace of Weddings." Valentina, 26, the first space bride, looked radiant in simple white, kneelength dress227 words
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Article32 1963-11-04 1 BELGRADE, Sun. President Joslp Broz Tito and his wife Jovanka today called on visiting Emperor Halle Selassie of Ethiopia to congratulate him on the anniversary of his coronation. UPI.UPI - 32 words
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Article142 1963-11-04 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Special Branch has arrested another two leaders of the Barisan Sosialls under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. One of them is Tan Chang Kirn, 25. secretary of the party's Toa Payoh branch, who escaped the "Operation Cold Store" dragnet on Feb.142 words
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Article90 1963-11-04 1 JAKARTA, Sun. The United States Ambassador to v Jakarta Mr. Ho-vsrd P. Jones, announced today he had been summoned to Washington for consultation on events in Indonesia and South-Fast Asia. He said he and his wife would leave Jakarta on Tuesday and expected to be away forReuter - 90 words
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Article33 1963-11-04 1 TOKYO. Sun.— The South Korean Government has notified Japan that It plans to release 44 Japanese fishermen currently detained for trespass of the Rhee fishing line between Japan and Korea— UPl.33 words
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Article38 1963-11-04 1 NEW YORK, Sun. At least ■even persons drowned early today when the car in which they were riding sped off a pier at the foot of a Bronx Street and plunged into the Harlem River.— UPl.38 words
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Article42 1963-11-04 1 VINELAND (New Jersey). Sun. Mr. Manuel Corson. an undertaker seeking the job of county coroner in an election here, is campaigning with this slogan. "Vote for Corson he'll be the last one to let you down." Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article35 1963-11-04 1 KARACHI, Sun— Air Commodore B. K. Das. director-general of Pakistan Civil Aviation, left here today by air for Tokyo to seek landing rights at Tokyo for Pakistan International Airlines flights through China. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article185 1963-11-04 1 A new flare-up in the desert war piGUIG (on the Al- geria-Morocco border). Sun. Algerian infantry, supported by heavy artillery and mortar fire, launched another attack on this ancient fortified oasis today in the second major flare-up since the ceasefire along the border was due to come into effect at185 words
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Article32 1963-11-04 1 MAN STABBED SINGAPORE. Sun. Middle-aeed Goh Yew Yen. stubbed by inknown person in EBfSW Street tonight, collapsed in front »if Tanjonj; P.i^.tr Police Station and wag admitted to the Hospital.32 words
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Advertisement16 1963-11-04 1 0 Diem 1 last hours: Eye-witne«a account of the storming of the Palace in Page 216 words
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149 1963-11-04 2 WASHINGTON, Sun. Mr. Tran Van ('hoiing. former South Vietnamese Ambassador to Washington said here yesterday he would see his estranged daughter. .Madam Ngo Dinh Nhu. "if she needs me." Mr. houne. who resigned his post in protest aeainst the policies ofReuter - 149 words
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113 1963-11-04 2 LONDON, Sim Mr. N'xu Dinh Luyen, South Vietnam Ambassid or here, announced Mi resignation last night. denouncmg the new regime in Saigon for what he called the murders of his older broUiers, overthrown President Ngo Dinh Diem and Ngo Dinh Nhu He said113 words
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Article, Illustration1549 1963-11-04 2 DEFIANCE TO THE BITTER END AS COUP LEADERS CALL FOR RESIGNATION LAST-DITCH BATTLE, THEN TANKS SMASH HOLES IN HIS PALACE AND THE MARINES SWEEP IN •by U. P. I correspondent RAY HERNDON, one of the first newsmen to enter the Saigon presidential palace while it was still1,549 words
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100 1963-11-04 2 NEW YOFK. Sun. The I nitcd Nations factfinding mission in South Vietnam is leaving Saigon for New York today, it was announced. The announcement said the seven diplomats were arranging separate travel faculties. I T .N. sources said the mission had planned an early wind-upReuter - 100 words
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216 1963-11-04 3 Congo troops go on rampage: Men beaten, their women raped T? L ISABETHVILLE, Sun. An American missionary told here yesterday of two days of terror in which Congolese troops beat up Africans, raped African women and insulted European women at Sandoa, some 300 miles north-west of Elisabethville. The missionary, Mr.Reuter - 216 words
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157 1963-11-04 3 BURMESE REDS TO DISCUSS GOVT'S PEACE TERMS OANGOON, Sun. J*' Burmese Communist leaders are to meet secretly somewhere in the Jungle of central Burma to discuss terms for ending their 15--year-old war against the Government. It will be a fuU-dresi-meeting of the "Whit< Flag" Communists' centra' committee. This follow* preliminaryReuter - 157 words
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279 1963-11-04 3 14 young bluebloods accused of wrecking mansion- DIVERHEAD (New York), Sun. Fourteen young bluebloods, including the granddaughter of the Duke of Marlborough, were indicted yesterday for their alleged part in wrecking a Ms 3 million Long Island mansion following a debutante party on Sept. 1. The young socialites were charged279 words
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174 1963-11-04 3 STOCKHOLM, Sun.— Frank sex scenes in Ingemar Bergman's new film "Tystnaden" are the centre of a heated nationwide controversy. Newspapers yesterday were flooded with letters to the editor critical of the film for its frank sexual portrayals. Recently the High Commissioner ofUPI - 174 words
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Article, Illustration466 1963-11-04 3 Sir Alec in local pub Commoner Sir Alec, with glass I of whisky in hand, chats with two I farm workers, with pints of beer. I when he dropped in at a local pub, I The Muthill Arms, in the const itu- I encyReuter - 466 words
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Article48 1963-11-04 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. The U.S. Navy's 25th Polaris-carrying nuclear submarine, the 7,000-ton Ulysses S. Grant, was launched yesterday at Groton. Connecticut. The ceremony was picketed by a few pacifists, but no Incidents were reported. The vessel Is the U.S. Navy's 51st nuclear-powered submarine. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article20 1963-11-04 3 LONDON. Sun. Sidney Osborne, 65, died at work on Friday the day he was to retire. U.P.IUPI - 20 words
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66 1963-11-04 3 HAPPY newly-wed Mr. Andrew Forrester (above), the 24-year-old Labour candidate who is contesting against the British Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, in the Kinross and West Perthshire by-election. There are four other candidates. Mr. Forrester, a history teacher, is campaigning with the assistance, of66 words
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Article52 1963-11-04 3 ATHENS, Sun. At least five million Greek voters are expected to go to the polls today to elect a new 300-member Parliament from more than 1,200 candidates. Final results will not be known before Tuesday, but the winning party will Drobably be known by midnightReuter - 52 words
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Miscellaneous20 1963-11-04 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby earn *x* re> *oGam*ck?, //ftji/fiJipp) /you lookw? VWjy J /weu. mm *MO l to totovA20 words
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Article78 1963-11-04 4 Sittings of the federal court KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The annual court vacation will be from Jan. 13 to Feb. 16. This is the calendar of the Federal Court of Malaysia for 1964: Sittings in Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 6, April 27. July 6 and Nov. 9. Singapore on Feb. 24.78 words
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Article45 1963-11-04 4 IPOH. Sun Police announced a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the gunman who killed a taikong. Lee Ah Kow. 34, in the Sungei Gula estuary, off Kuala Kurau fishing village in North Perak. on the night of Sept. 25.45 words
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Article46 1963-11-04 4 TELUK ANSON. Sun— A Combined customs and police party raided an illicit distilling centre in a jungle off the 3 mile. Batak Rablt Road here, yesterday, and caught a man red-handed distilling liquor. About 300 gallons of Sam.su. dutiable at $2,000. was also seized.46 words
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Article58 1963-11-04 4 PENANG, Sun. The Waily Byam Caravaneers now here on a short visit In the. course of their world tour today praised the beauty and cleanliness of Malaya. "If I have the chance. I would like to live here for the rest of my days." Mr. Charles Maskell58 words
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Article74 1963-11-04 4 PENANO, Sun.— The 405-stxong Indian section of the Penang MCA's Pengkalan Ward branch today decided to resign en bloc and seek membership In the Sungel Plnang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. The meeting considered an appeal by the Penang MIC President. Mr. N T.74 words
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Article29 1963-11-04 4 PENANO. Sun— The National Union of Government Office Workers today urged clerks In Government service to "get down from the fence" and rally round the union.29 words
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241 1963-11-04 4 Malaysia's medical facilities impress U.S. surgeons SINGAPORE, Sun. MALAYSIA'S rnedica I facilities were the "bright spots" in South-east Asia, a leading American surgeon said here today. The surgeon, Dr. Wayne Slaughter, said that he had heard from American medical experts who had visited this region that there was "good and241 words
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222 1963-11-04 4 THOUSANDS WANT TO JOIN COMMERCIAL UNION- OFFICIAL SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Singapore Commercial House and Factory Employees' Union in Hong Kong Street announced today that thousands of workers who formerly belonged to seven unions recently deregistered by the Government, had applied to join it. The union's secretary-gen-eral. Mr. Phua Siong Bee,222 words
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Article121 1963-11-04 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places at 7 p.m. during the week: Tomorrow: Kong Mln School, Florence Road. Thomson Road 5i m.s. wayang stage. Keat Hong Village. Chua Chu Kang Road. Kampong Ponggol. Tuesday: Kampong Coconut Plantation.121 words
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Article41 1963-11-04 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Thr Chinese Young Men's Christians Association's Teenage Travel Club is organising a variety show to raise funds. Trie show, to be held at the Cultural Centre at 8 p.m.. is on Nov. 29 and 30.41 words
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Article30 1963-11-04 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The International Polk Dance Club will hold folk dancing sessions every Friday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association's auditorium.30 words
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264 1963-11-04 4 STRIKE: ADMIRALTY REPLIES TO MEDIATION OFFER SINGAPORE, Sun. CJ The Admiralty has replied to an offer by the Singapore Federati o n of Services Unions to mediate in the 28-day old Naval Base strike. But an Admiralty spokesman declined to reveal the contents of the reply, which was sent to264 words
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Article43 1963-11-04 4 SINGAPORE, dun— A mammoth "Christian Mission to Youth" rally, sponsored by the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association In co-operation with all Christian Youth Organisation, will be held at 7.30 p.m. on Nov. 14 and 15 at the Victoria Memorial Hal!43 words
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Article38 1963-11-04 4 SINGAPORE Sun.— The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society has postponed the closing date for entries for the 2nd Malaysia Student Photographic Competition to Nov. 6. This will enable overseas participants to send in their entries in time.38 words
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262 1963-11-04 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Alliance today accused the PAP of trying to cloud the main issues on the question of appointing a Puisne Judge to be a part time Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. This, reply to the PAP Whip and Parliamentary Secretary to262 words
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683 1963-11-04 4 'Caretaker' play: A rewarding evening at Centre THE CARETAKER: by] Harold Pinter— The University of Singapore Society: 1 1st and 2nd November —Cultural Centre. r would be idle to probe into the anatomy of "The Caretaker" In search of a meaning: a meaning, that is to say, consciously presented like683 words
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Miscellaneous329 1963-11-04 4 THK foilowinc in today* schedule p.m.: from Henang iML ODD 8.40 1 cf civil aircraft movements at p.m. Paya Lebar nliport 8ln»apor«. DEPARTURES «OAC: To Colombo. Bombay. akkivai.3 Teheran, Tel Atlv, Zurich. London OAv.: Krom Melbourne, Brisbane, (BA 713) 9.1S p.m.: to Hobs Koec Darwin (BA 713) 9.29 p.m.: from329 words
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Article, Illustration383 1963-11-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE National Union of Government Clerical Workers has decided to appeal to Tengku Abdul Rahman for a postponement of the General Clerical Service examination. The union has sent out to members and nonmembers for their signatures more than383 words
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163 1963-11-04 5 three most beautiful women attending a gala dance on Nov. 9 at the Fraser and Neave Hall will be awarded a double air ticket each to Hong Kong. Bangkok and Penang by the Malayan Airways Sports Club. This i s to spot163 words
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76 1963-11-04 5 Japanese offer three study grants K> M I.IMPIK Sun. The Japanese Government is offering three scholarships to Malaysians. The scholarships, tenable from April next year, are for five to seven years. Candidates may take up any of these studies: Natural sciences which include pure science, engineering, agriculture, mercantile marine (shipbuilding76 words
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75 1963-11-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Malay Youth Literary Association will stage two plays at the Victoria Theatre from Nov. 15 to 17. The plays are Balang Mas" (The Golden BowO. a historical play, and "Sial Bertuah" (Blessing In Disgui.se>. which has a modern background. Both75 words
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Article61 1963-11-04 5 RAUB. Sun. Lee Kuang Sang. I 23. a farmer at Sungei Ruan new village, was fined S3OO in the magistrate's court today for possession of two gallons of intoxicating liquor in Sungei Ruan town on Oct. 18, on which excise duty amounting to $33.51 had61 words
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134 1963-11-04 5 Room for foreign students in college in 1965 1/-LANG, Sun. The Muslim College will accept students from abroad when it moves into its new buildings in Petaling Jaya in 1965. The principal. Dr. Mohamed Abdul Raof, said today the college could only accept students from Malaysia and Brunei. The new134 words
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90 1963-11-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The first phase of 221 units of a Housing and Development Board project to build 4.000 flats at the Jurong Industrial site for the Economic Development Board has been completed. The flats are for workers employed in factories at the site.90 words
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76 1963-11-04 5 IPOH. Sun.— The Istana Iskandanaii in Kuala, Kangsac, official residence of the Sultan and the Raja Perempuan of Perak. will be opened to the public for one week from today. The times are from 10 a.m. to noon and from 2 p.m. to76 words
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Article47 1963-11-04 5 RAUB. Sun.— lnche Wan Zahir bin Sheikh Abdul Rahman, A&sistant District Offlcer. Raub. has left on transfer to the Ministry of Rural Development in Kuala Lumpur. Inche Ismail bin Othman from the Ministry of Rural Development. Kuala Lumpur. U the new AJ3.O. here.47 words
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194 1963-11-04 5 A CARRIAGEWAY OF SAFETY FOR BIKES RECOMMENDED T__ m PARIT BUNTAR, Sunday. HE Knan Town Board will consider at its next meeting a recommendation by the district Dolice chief, Supt. E. A. Fernandez, that a dual carriageway for bicycles and pedestrians be constructed along a 20-mile stretch of the Federal194 words
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Article92 1963-11-04 5 Lorry man wins a $9,000 car SINGAPORE. Sun. A lorry driver. Mr. Yeo Eng Hui. 53, has been awarded a Morris Oxford diesel car worth $9,000 by the Shell Company for winning the d 1 c s o 1 1 n c competition organised by the company. Mr. Yeo, who92 words
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168 1963-11-04 5 BRUNEI TOWN, Sun. j The Brunei Controller of Customs. Mr. Chua Kong Soon, today denied Pres* reports of large scale smuggling of goods rrom Brunei to Sarawak and Sabah The reports had .-tu'ed that the smuggled items to i Sabah and Sarawak included consumer goodsReuter - 168 words
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Article110 1963-11-04 5 HUNT FOR ACID ATTACK TRIO A LOR STAR, Sun. A Kedah police are hunting for a three-man gang who threw acid at a shopkeeper in Jalan Station at nine last night. The victim, Lee Khini Mean. 28. of Chung Loon, suffered severe burns on his face. His condition is serious.110 words
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Article41 1963-11-04 5 IPOH. Sun. Two shoemakers were held up in a back lane off Brewster Road here last night by two men on bicycles and robbed of $56 cash Chan Tham Fatt. 32. lost $32 and Foo Yin Hing. 31. $24.41 words
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Article39 1963-11-04 5 PENANG. Sun. Two Umno branches at Sungei Pinang and Kampoiig Java, winners and run-ner-up in the Boria section oi the recent Penang Umno Malaysia Pesta. will organise picnics to celebrate their success at Tanjong Bungah next weekend.39 words
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Article18 1963-11-04 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Johore Bahru Customs station will be closed on Nov. 15 iDeepavali).18 words
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Advertisement160 1963-11-04 5 STOP THAT COUGH AND QUICK WOODS' WILL DO THE TRICK A cough irritates everyone particularly its owner. When your child is suffering from a heavy cold and cough study becomes impossible. Help him pass those important exams •void absenteeism dose him with Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. You'll be amazed how160 words
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Advertisement250 1963-11-04 5 And ifS coco simpler than that, wHen you travel by* Lufthansa. Lufthansa now offer 3 "Boeing Jet" flights weekly to Rome via any of the interesting spots along the Far East Route, with their famous quality service oboord. So if you're planning on o trip to Rome, let Lufthansa World-Wide250 words
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186 1963-11-04 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. The trustees of the estate of the late Dr. Loke Yew, iather of cinema magnate Dato Loke Wan Tho, have offered for public auction about 13 acres of land valued at several million dollars near the Odeon Cinema186 words
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166 1963-11-04 6 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The national lady organiser of the Hari Bunga Poppy Appeal Fund, the Sultanah of Kedah, said that the organisation's needs were Increasing with the formation of Malaysia. In a broadcast over Radio Malaysia she said that this was because166 words
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Article37 1963-11-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Eighth Magistrate. Mr. Tay Cheow Seng, has been transferred to the Official Assignee's Office as an assistant official assignee. Mr. Amarjit Singh from the Official Assignee's Office has succeeded Mr. Tay.37 words
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Article64 1963-11-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The executive director (if the Metal Box Company of England. Mr. C. E. Sutton, is now here on an inspection tour of the company's plants here and in Petaling Jaya. During his stay here,- Mr. Sutton hoDes to hold preliminary discussions with Malayan tin64 words
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Article34 1963-11-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Inspector Lee Boon Seng, an investigation officer at High Street Police Station, here, is now attending a two-month prosecution course at the Police College m Kuala Kubu Bahru.34 words
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Article201 1963-11-04 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. A multi-million dollar steel making plant is being jointly set up at Jurong by five Malaysian businessmen and two Japanese companies. The new company -wtiich will have an Initial capital of over $3,500,000, will make steel tubes in Singapore. Building of the Jurong201 words
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66 1963-11-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The I National Union of Federation Students is looking for five to six expert dancers among its member* for a six-week cultural tour of Europe. The dancers must be able to give a two-hour quality perform- j anrp of folk and classical66 words
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Article163 1963-11-04 6 If UALA LUMPUR, Sun %V Students' unions in Asia are to hold a seminar on economic development and co-operation at the University of Malaya here from Feb. 3 to 24 next year. The seminar is organised Jointly by the National Union of Federation Students163 words
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Article, Illustration262 1963-11-04 6 PENANG, Sun. AN ENGLISH convert, Mr. Kenneth Sudarshan Singh, was married according to Sikh rites to M3sr Rani Jagat Singh at her family's Northam Road home here today. Wearing an orange turban and a lounge *uit. Mr. Singh formerly Mr. Kenneth262 words
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75 1963-11-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Brunei's crown prince, Tengku Hassanul Bolkiah. and his brother Tengku Mohamed left here today for home after completing their Lower School Certificate examinations. The two princes have boon studyniß at the Victoria Institution. A spokesman of the Sultan <>( Brunei's household75 words
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Article41 1963-11-04 6 RAUB. Sun. Sum Chee, 42. a logger at S«mpalit new village, was fined $275 m the Sessions Court here yesterday for possession of five packets of opium, three opium pipes and a large quantity of utensils for smoking opium.41 words
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Article26 1963-11-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Police have detained three men under the Societies Ordinance and screened 364 people in anti-secret society raids during the past 24 hours.26 words
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Article, Illustration302 1963-11-04 7 LEFT IN TAXI BY NEGRI SEMBILAN CHIEF ON WAY HOME AFTER ROYAL WEDDING KUALA LUM* PUR, Sun. A golden sword and a kris belonging to the Royal Household of Negri Sembilan were reported missing here this morning. They were last seen by one of the four302 words
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140 1963-11-04 7 $697 haul from homes of two gardeners TPOH, Sun.— Cash and 1 jewellery worth $697 were stolen from the homes of two vegetable gardeners in Chemor, near here, yesterday Police believe both theft? were committed by the same gang who came on motorcycles. The occupants of both houses about 50140 words
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Article54 1963-11-04 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thieves ransacked the home of Mr. Chua Hock Chuan in Cassia Crescent yesterday and escaped with $3,000 and jewellery worth S9OO. Mr. Chua reported to police that his wife had left the house unlocked and gone to wash some clothes. Forty-five minutes later she54 words
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Article25 1963-11-04 7 RAWANG. Sun. The Portland Club here will hold a charity dance on Nov. S. in aid of the Cheras Road flood victims.25 words
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318 1963-11-04 7 Indonesians prevented from knowing our progress SOEK IS AFRAID OF THE TROTH: ALL NEWS CENSORED SITIAWAN. Sun. More than 6,000 people were told at a Malaysia solidarity rally here yesherday that President Soekarno of Indonesia was keeping his people in the dark about the progress and development in this country.318 words
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Article, Illustration100 1963-11-04 7 HUNDREDS of people yesterday visited the Federal Hotel. Kuala Lumpur, to see two brothers Pijush and Tushar Kanti Paul giving a demonstration of fingerpainting. Thi- exhibition, which is now being held at the Banquet Room of the hotel, is100 words
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Article52 1963-11-04 7 1 NIBONO TEBAL, Sun. A water gate costing $27,000 hub been completed at Parit Tok Mandin under the rural development scheme. This gate will prevent the inward flow of the Sungei Krian tidal water from flooding coconut holdings in the Permatang Kling and Permatang to52 words
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Article34 1963-11-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Contributions to the National Patriotic Fund received by Bank JJecnra up to the end of last month amounted to $684,828.30. including latest donations through the Press amounting to $39,794.68.34 words
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Article, Illustration78 1963-11-04 7 TAIPING, Sun. Many who join co-operative societies are not active In their society, according to the commissioner of co-opera-tive development, Inche Mohamed Hussein bin Ibrahim. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Talping Co-operative Stores Society here. Inche Mohamed Hussein urged the members to be active in78 words
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Advertisement89 1963-11-04 7 Happy, healthy children bursting with energy (mother gives diem SevenSeaS NATURE'S RICHEST VITAMIN ENERGY SevenSeaS COD LIVER OIL jk OR CAPSULES Jgl Msoufacturod by /■"^?^K3 ItTISH COD LIVII OUS I*l H (HUIL4C*IMSBY) LTD JACKSON CO.. LTD: J— JACKSON'S MALAYA UP K..b im» 1 Ah-tshoo 11l EL 1001 Ah KKS!P i89 words
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Advertisement509 1963-11-04 7 I GEORG JENSEN I The tens>tiv»^r«t on* naMa Janstn's silvsr is nototit* far Hi V/fl strength and simplicity. In forms which or* cminaNMir practical m us*. th«« graaoM. ■fSj^MNIH ind'Tcnden' im« •nchonasi Ms b«outy ot th« nlv«r ittotf. You can o iv con»omtM"W and highly personal quottty your tabt* you509 words
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Miscellaneous186 1963-11-04 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Though sweet, the pilot 1001 n-wT^usL^ out the Xre to ahoot <- at h«ne 13 say formT,,- to 2S. V Si Cle re?Zln g to^nc"h B 10. Po™bly fermented because of £>• T h f wUI delay (9i carry It! (6-3). 12. Unsuitable accommodation for186 words
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229 1963-11-04 8 The sth Battalion makes its first kill in Sarawak KUCHING, Sunday. rpHE sth Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, which has been in Sarawak for one week, has scored its first success in Emergency operations here. Men of the battalion operating with Special Branch officers killed one Communist terroist and captured four229 words
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Article73 1963-11-04 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. There were 83,597 cars on Singapore roads up to the end of September, an Increase of 463 over the previous month. During September. 884 motor cycles were registered, bringing the total to 42,494 at the end of September. By the end of73 words
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442 1963-11-04 8 'TIN GAP LIKELY TO WIDEN NOT CONTRACT LONDON, Sunday A LONDON tin brokers firm, A. Strauss and Co. Ltd., said -yesterday that prospects were that the gap between world consumption and production of tin would widen rather than contract The firm, noting the recent rise of the tin price onUPI - 442 words
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146 1963-11-04 8 Girl with the most of everything flies in SINGAPORE, Sun.— Susan Bennett, 19. "Australia's Girl of the Year." flew into Singapore yesterday evening with a regret. She reeretted she could not have e.n-oueh time to tour this "wonderful city" for she has to fly tol.iorrow to Hone Kong to (ontinu?146 words
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111 1963-11-04 8 CINGAPORE. Sun. The w University of Singapore Students' Union yesterday expressed full confidence In the Vice-Chancellor. Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan. Dr. Sreenivasan had requested the Dniversit.- Council on Friday to release h m from his duties with immediate effect. In a statement issued after111 words
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117 1963-11-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Employees of the Regal Bus Company Ltd.. Tapah. will go on strike tomorrow over the non -recognition of their onion the Transport Workers' Union. Mr. V. David, its secretarygeneral, said today that the strike was also over the dismissal117 words
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Advertisement212 1963-11-04 8 1 I a i >J^£^Jby A, the secret JFJ 1 1S in the «iffB»iffl blending Top quality whiskies from Scotland's foremost distilleries v: '->- .*AVv/-.''= p^*^ are blended in the special f PRODUCT OF SCptLANpXv.V/': 1 I A f* lA'f -iiTT i"' I Black White way to achieve BLn Vl\&Wri212 words
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Miscellaneous156 1963-11-04 8 Attey Oop By V. T. Hawnlin ■VOOU.Y, SIR KNIGHT, THE COUNTRYSIDE IS WEU., LETS GIVE TH' I I r^^-—~~"~-<s. X M*P« A. MISIAKE I POTTED WITH THE GRAVES A-.^N I fiRAVE DIGGERS ..TOR A A ABOUT "YOU! YOU'RE VOF MQsl WHO MAPE -»EH7 I V A REST A SPEU. ANT156 words
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Article, Illustration2085 1963-11-04 9 THEY FOUGHT the ATLANTIC DAY TWO OF THE SERIES UNDER marine kiw governing salvage, Carlsen \v;is protecting the owners by sticking to his ship. That was a part of his duty to them, and to the insurers. But this was2,085 words
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Advertisement221 1963-11-04 9 ONE EXTRA REFILL WITH EVERY SheafferS IMPERIAL II BALLPOINT To let you try the revolutionary W^F^to mww Sheaffer Dokumental 303 Refill M^Tmt SS9WSIMr it is now being given free with every mWt^^n^^n9mmm^SK Sheaffer Imperial II Ballpoint J **+m\Q J purchased in Singapore I and the Federation of Malaya r4 /rffi221 words
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Article128 1963-11-04 10 Id rVorsls $1$ Minimum MRS. HO CMUA MCNC and family rheir kind uiiilamr attendance, wreaths, scrolls, donations snd aoadoMR AND MRS. Iruthaya l»« thank all relative*, friend* for their kind atteruixme. Kood •rssBMS telexrams of ronk.-rstulations and valuable presents Or. MR. AND MRS. Oon Peet Kong wish to friend*128 words
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Obituary42 1963-11-04 10 >• RVortf* Sit < Minima m\ IN EVERLASTINC MEMORY of Chun ChVf Ouan who departed on 4-11 Hr imdc no one a last farewell or even xaid goodbye. His soul hart flown before we linew and ooly dm knons »hy Remembered by42 words
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Article249 1963-11-04 10 Wmr4t Sl* Vmimumi TAXI APISIRUM »n<l feel la »at ft" lt. Aviillnble at your dispensary IT'S NVOIINIC it's 'meadow frash Rear Brand Hterillstd Milk Ike l>etier milk. guarantttd pur*. RVVITA the bread In hlscult form la specially rerommanded (or •>- -pertant mother* bacauaa It rents Ins valuable mlntrals aad249 words
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Article85 1963-11-04 10 M W»ra| UM (Him.) mil GOPV of Christian Magaatat ■Ml »mt without oMlganoa If ask Write I'pwar* Path fO Baa *0? K I. VOUTN FOR CHRIST Rally. Vtcatfia Hamonal Hull. Saturday »1h Normkw TSO pm.. featuring OM F amaloal Ulrnta. Huh' >i>eaktr Mr rra.*k WatX All welcome TOUTH85 words
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Article38 1963-11-04 10 M W.rW. Si i Win. I M r*>. awara cßowaoßOuoN. mini r»iw furnlnhed S 4 nedroomed heust to Itt from Ut February, facing golf aounw aad barklnn on Aahdown Form' en Bank K'isia I.umpur Telephone *****38 words
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The Straits Times Monday, November 4, 1963.
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Article679 1963-11-04 10 it had long been apparent that South Vietnam could not win the war against the Communists as long as President Ngo Dinh Diem was in power. and it was no less plain that j Diem would remain until forced out by a military coup. In doubt was679 words
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Article354 1963-11-04 10 The territories of Malaysia have had a fairly long connection with the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Singapore has had a C.P.A, branch since 1949, while the legislatures of the MalayaBorneo region became mcmi hers shortly after. Both Singapore and Kuala Lumpur have been host on several occasions to regional354 words
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Article131 1963-11-04 10 The Commissioner for the Federal Capital has filed a strong complaint with the Traffic Police against "jaga kreta" boys the young folk who gather at public car parks and ask a tip of the departing motorist While most people who have had to pay for no service at131 words
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Article574 1963-11-04 10 William Fitter - Uproar over bomber buy William Fitter AUSTRALIANS UP IN ARMS by SYDNEY, Sun.— Does the purchase of American bombers by Australia mean that one more step has taken away from Britain and towards the United States? This thought not always openly expressed, lies behind the controversy in the newspapers here574 words
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Article, Illustration933 1963-11-04 10 I ATI JNGTON ALLINUIVJX KENNARD - I ATI JNGTON ALLINUIVJX KENNARD 1... °y A MEETING OF MINDS IN KUALA LUMPUR IJlfltti —saaaaL lllal I |JI v x ai IJalllclllai v A\s— Houses of Parliain its jubilee year, assembled in Westminster Hall, where the earliest meetings Of the English Parliament were held933 words
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Advertisement197 1963-11-04 10 .^fl Bite*, j&m /!V"ffffM 111 II 111 IN lif I 1.1 I TINS IlV'l'JU'Jf im3 fc^ *g* a^^fßTi^^l Vil lAI I i U m ■lllllUlir UyUnIVL TINS MB W .Mfl IH ls E I 6J c liiccrrc mn rrrrMluriv kills iNJtUi iU5i A 5 EFPtCTIYtLTi* .fj gg|| Xj S ,s:,»,197 words
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Article, Illustration438 1963-11-04 11 RAZAK TELLS OF DETERMINATION TO DEFEND NATION KAJANG, Sunday 'pHE large attend- ances at antiSoekarno rallies throughout the Malaysian region were clear manifestation of the loyalty of the people to fight back against Indonesian confrontation. Tun Abdul Razak, the Deputy Prime Minister, said here today. "This loyalty438 words
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536 1963-11-04 11 Children who are a challenge to teachers, social workers SINGAPORE, Sun. CHILDREN who did not do well in their studies because of social and emotional disturbances presented the greatest challenge to teachers and social workers in Singapore. This is the opinion of Mr. W. O Fox. a University of Singapore536 words
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160 1963-11-04 11 Parking spaces only for No. 1 diplomats KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —No diplomats other than heads of missions will be Riven parking space for their cars in front of their offices. This was decided by the Federal Capi t a 1 Commission's Traffic Advisory Committee. The committee opposed strongly such facilities160 words
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Article57 1963-11-04 11 TAIPINO. Bun. A lorry driver, Ong Hoo Eng\ 24, and a tapper. Chew San. 25. were fined $500 each, or In default six months' Jail, by the Sessions Court here for giving a $15 bribe to a police constable. Ong, who was defended by Mr.57 words
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122 1963-11-04 11 SINGAPORE. San. Two 13-year-old students were drowned this afternoon at Sembawang and Chanti Point. Sawadl bin Rani of Thomson Road was crossing a bridge at Andrew Road when hr fell into the river. He was palled oat by a man. but died on122 words
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Article131 1963-11-04 11 Woman admitted to Malacca hospital as suspected case jyjALACCA, Sun. A suspected case of cholera was admitted to the General Hospital here last night. The victim is a 28--year-old woman from the Banda Hllir area. This Is the first case to be reported since the last outbreak In May.131 words
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174 1963-11-04 11 |POH. Sun. Two I teachers successfully I sued for dissolution of their marriages in the High Court here on Friday. IN DIVORCE BUTT No I. Khalld Sufi Thevar, 61. a retired teacher, represented by Mr. Fred C. Arulanandom, told the court he married174 words
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Article69 1963-11-04 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The French Ambassador. M Pierre Anthonioz, left here today by air for Paris for a one-month holiday. He told reporters at the airport that he would also have discussions with his government, and talks with the Ministry of Overseas Trade on "stepping up" trade69 words
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Advertisement187 1963-11-04 11 HYPER FLASH GUN A compact flashgun unit I "NATIONAL HYPER model B 11. WTjk D JkV| aWf n*d for convenient and simple wFJmt operation. FoldabU fan-type re- f.TI f I rtoctor. Uses both baronet-base F\-'' typo and cap-less type bulbs. tfQPI Powerful B.C. power source system. aH Built-in open flash187 words
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Miscellaneous476 1963-11-04 11 Today's Radio, TV| RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL (taottlWAVh. rtfcatVlCk: «IJ mnrm BUOKTWAV* HKKVICIb AM.. 640 Time Signal. Ne- 42 METRES sara-ku; 6*2 Prelude lo Break- >ervicb last; 7.00 Time bignal. Ibe MKDHi* sUVlci News; 7.10 Songs And Bweet Music: 7.30 Learn A Word A a.m.: 6.00 Oood Morning. Day;476 words
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Article, Illustration1718 1963-11-04 12 PETER EVANS - Awesome Swiss Miss is Hollywood's hottest find PETER EVANS IDB by- NEW YORK Sunday THIS URSULA -HER TIMING IS 23-JEWEL PERFECT... IN the Hothouse, in Hollywood, young starlets who hope to make the million-dollar grade are nurtured like tender plants, the ripening of their talents directed firmly, awaited eagerly. Peter1,718 words
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Advertisement245 1963-11-04 12 .-i j« m j-^ V \V M \i a^^Ub V W* .r I W*MM "WW i lV'^j^y^ /(II f I i M j _-t_ m a am x I I J VL^L^aV 1 l^i^L^Lr rfiili 99 %Mf9 C^vfi 1 CWIIO mm I j W^B. J> 1 B^v Omvk mmd you're245 words
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1003 1963-11-04 13 GERALD HAWKINS - Malaysian scene in picture and story GERALD HAWKINS THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL FOR 1964. ($3.75) REVIEWED BY "THE ANNUAL" has done it again, the ideal seasonal gift for friends abroad, a composite review of the Malaysian scene in picture and story. From the bookmaking point of view the new issue1,003 words
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Article247 1963-11-04 13 CTBArre T*l«*Er^ /S rpHE centenary of the Statesman's Year■l Book itself is witness to the unrivalled success of an indispensable book of reference. There have been only four editors in a hundred years, publication has been the special concern of four members of the Macmillan family,247 words
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Article165 1963-11-04 13 SORAYA. (Barker 30s) 'TWERE is magnanimity X in Princess Soraya, former Empress of Persia. She married the Shah at the age of 18. Unable to rive him a <on. she was divorced. Soraya praises the Shah for his moral and physical courage. and not only has no word165 words
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Article308 1963-11-04 13 DAVID SZE - Coral kingdom of Hare DAVID SZE THE DAUGHTER OF THE P.VNUARAN. By David Divine. IHutohinson. 215.) BY ALEXANDER Hare is no more than a footnote in the recent story of SouthEast Asia, but had a card or two fallen the other way possibly most of Kalimantan, and not merely Kalimantan308 words
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Advertisement248 1963-11-04 13 1 Relax and watch the world go by. '^ffp? Fill your pipe *^jMf with John Cotton Ifi^'^jMyiJ^ tobacco and see cSfLi^^^liSL now much better everything looks. JOHN COTTON OF EDINBURGH— BLENDERS OF FINE TOBACCOS SINCE 1770 JOHN COTTON TOBACCOS ARE NO. 1 MILD NOS. Ift 2 MEDIUM NO. 2 STRONG248 words
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Advertisement227 1963-11-04 13 I 1 STANDARD I WntEHM QUAUTY IS EVERYTHING „,l|||[^l^^_^ INTRODUCES... §§i^^^^S LOVELY Pt^-^IJ PORTABLE I —^Z^^P RADIOS I SR H73OS I I I SR-J7I6F I STANDARD El ■MODEL SRH73OS MODEL SRJ" 8 -TRANSISTOR 10 -TRANSISTOR 2 -BAND 2 -BAND WO KEE HONG^ S *LTD., 38, CLIFFORD HOUSE. CCXIYER QUAY SINGAPORE227 words
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Advertisement758 1963-11-04 14 TENDERS JABATAN PELAJARAN, PERAK. TENDER FOB THE SUPPLY OF (IIOKLI) FOOD TO RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS AND* TO RESIDENTIAL TEACHER TRAINING INSTITUTIONS. Applications are Invited from food contractors who wish to be considered for registration as contractors for the supply of cooked food to educational institutions In Perak. Forms containing particulars may758 words
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Advertisement1764 1963-11-04 14 I*t V Knll■ I *i J ill IJI4 a I (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* SI OHm.) Box It eta. mxtrm COOK-GINIRAL AMAM (Chinese) wanted. Call 77 Kings Road, S'pora 10. TWO GURKHA WATCHMEN wanted for estate In Johore. Box A 6379 B.T. Spore. YOUNG BOYS WANTID1,764 words
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Advertisement1178 1963-11-04 14 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Wmrmt SI (Mtm,>—mUm It eta, mmtrm TO RENT 2/1 PrtlOOM nianalllll or Terrace House with Oardesu Apply r Box A 6359 B.T. B'pora. UNFURNISHED 1/1 BEDROOM House or Flat, Ground Floor. Reply stating rent Box A637S B.T. B'pora, WANTED UNFURNISHED HOUSIS. Flats or Block of Flats In1,178 words
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Advertisement1037 1963-11-04 14 EDUCATION Wormm SI Ml*.) »mm It ifciw BIOINNERS- CLASSMI Book-Kssp-ng. Shorthand. Typewriting, Malay. Shorthand Speeds 60-130. Preparing for L.C.C. Examination. Homing/ tft rrnooii /Evening Bassioae. Regent :ommerclal Institute lAlrcoodttlooed), rVooderland First Floor, BSA, East ;oast Road, (S'pora) *****. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY, lECRETARVSMIP, Banking Courses. L.C.C. Book-keeping, Accounting. Economics, English. Typewriting, Shortnand.1,037 words
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Advertisement982 1963-11-04 14 FURNITURE tt Wmrmt Si (Mlm,}—B*x I* eta, satrei FOR CAN I FURNITURI Consult Adrian's 42S Rtvar Valley Road, ***** (B'pore). OFFICE EQUIPMENT M ITsreto SS (Ml*.)— Box St eU. txtrm COPYING PROBLEMST Let Mr Black help you solve them. He's the •xpert I Sols agents "Oe«" "Amoce" plan printing machines982 words
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Advertisement1351 1963-11-04 15 I BENULINE\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL > CORTTINENTai, WOTS. roart p. S'bjti Paaaaj lENLARIC (E.Lp.) L'paM, Hull, N'larg. R'daia ll Pt/HtV 7 lENLOMONO (E.U Lira, H'Durg, Antwan la Pt Nm 5 lENCRUACHAJI kill. N'ttrg M'bro Cnouta Nat 12, IS Ntv 10/20 Net 11/21 RENHIANT L'ptel. H'aerg, Havre, R'dam Antwerp1,351 words
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Advertisement1297 1963-11-04 15 feMcALISTER tS CO., LTD. w-^ in, nt Ul i ELLKRMAM UMS ok KLAVENESS LIMB tfHOOH. NAMIURt, IOTTEROAM, LOS AMELES, UN FRANCISCO, t>«Ri. WIU i MIIIUJIIOU4JJ SEATTVE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAND cm o» wmmtioN- tt t ai *l^ nc l nxn> rt rP ta'tatTtiaa 'taS OONNEVILU Alsa calls tiaigimytl s p 51,297 words
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Article695 1963-11-04 16 RUMOURS that the General Services Administration might increase sales of lower grade tin Irom stockpile caused a sharp fall of $7.50 in the Straits tin price on Saturday morning The price was quoted In Penang at $482.62... The same rumour had caused a drop of695 words
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Article71 1963-11-04 16 •THE Malayan Ochinjtt Banks' Alt*--1 eiatun made them change* In lt» rales to merchant! on Saturday (all rate* to S100) telling TT or OD ready: Btlglan Franc. 1621 i; Holland Cuildera 1171: Italian Lin *****. On the tree exchange market In Neng Keng, the U.I. dellar vu quoted71 words
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Article32 1963-11-04 16 RI'BBKR TINS (per Ib.) (per picul). Oct. 28. 68',i eta. $482.t0 29. 69^ eta. $484.87 ■<, 30. 69 eta. $486.87 31. 6»%ets. $481.87 Not. 1. 68';, cU. »49«.12', 2. $482.62 >j32 words
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Article96 1963-11-04 16 RUBBER futures were very quiet during the week ended November l with net change for the period small. In physical rubber, traders noted a steadier undertone to the market for ribbed sheets but buying by factories was light. Ambers and browns were about steady for the96 words
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Article1134 1963-11-04 16 THE tmblc tt aJutres on the Malayan Stock Exehanajc thews last btutncaa to Not. 1. (A) and last tasiness tince that date (B) with II and L standing: for Highest and Lowest business for this year to date. INDUSTHIUS hi I Attx BricUl 3.50 1.71 1471,134 words
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Article43 1963-11-04 16 Oct. 28. Oct. 28. i InduNlrials: 119.66 119.30 Hns: 113.45 115.55 S rubbers: 198.44 108.44 Dw. 39. 1962 100. Oct. 30. i 119.14 117.58 108.84 Oct. 31. Nov. 1. Nov. 118.41 118.93 I 1.71 116.43 117.11 17.13 108.84 108.84 108.8443 words
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Advertisement1031 1963-11-04 16 [^g?OHIEItfT/ LINES J Soiling* to tho United Kingdom Oep. Spore Oep. Penang Arr. U.K. "CHUSAN" 10 Nov 11 Nov 1 Doc 1964 "CATHAY" 10 Doc 11 Dec 2 Jon OR CADES" 14 Dec S Jon 1964 1964 "CHITRAL" 9 Jan 10 Jan 1 Feb "CHUSAN" 2 Fob 3 Feb 231,031 words
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Advertisement206 1963-11-04 16 IH\ MM M> \WOI\MII (urrent Dale of Total Total tor payment payment for previous >ear >ear Pan i Mi Finance 1%1 Nov. 30 Kamunting Tin 17J' D«c. 4 25 c 50% London Tin 7J'' Dec- 11 Riverview 12i'-> Dec. 2 (heras Rubber 5J Nov 29 Ledang Bahru 14 20. 224%206 words
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Advertisement511 1963-11-04 16 JAPANESE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP (For I'ndergraduate StodenU) 1. Fields of Study: Natural Sciences: Includes pure sciences, engineering, agriculture, medical science, fishery, dentistry pharmacology, domestic science and mercantile marine (shipbuilding eng:, marine eng: are excluded). 2. Applicants: Nationals of the Malaysia who are living in the former "Federation of Malaya" between 17511 words
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Advertisement546 1963-11-04 16 NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF ALTERATIONS TO THE MASTER PLAN THE PLANNING ORDINAN'CI 1959 MASTER PLAN. Notice is hereby given tint the Yang til-Pertuan Negaru lias approved the following Alterations to the Master Plan (a) Alteration of Zoning aB Kalians Park from Public Open Space to General Industrial Zone. The proposal546 words
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Article2279 1963-11-04 17 By Our Market Correspondent JjKSPITE Indonesian economic confrontation, the lower rubber price and the imminence of the first Malaysian budget the Malayan Stock Exchange put up a very good performance last week. Not that there was anything spectacular In the market's behaviour and on some days2,279 words
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Article620 1963-11-04 17 rE following is a complete list of revised quotation* for the week ended Friday > A. INDUSTRIAL* a. a. MM uraa WM Boustead I*o Central Prop. 1.33 C.B. Holding 6/9 Con. "in Smelt Pref. 17 Ordt. Dunlope KM Kaat fm«lt 2.80 Knso 2.74 K»»o deb 1.03620 words
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Advertisement416 1963-11-04 17 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS In order to enable extension work to be carried out at Choa Chu Kang Road 13 milestone Substation it is necessary to Interrupt supply of electricity on Tuesday. sth November 1963, between 9 a.m. and 6.00 D.m. to the following areas:1.416 words
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Advertisement347 1963-11-04 17 SUNGEI BIDOR TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in the Australian Capital Territory i NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICE is hereby given that a Dividend of Nine Pence (Australian Currency; per stock unit less Australian Dividend (Withholding; Tax will be payable to Stockholders whose names appear on the Local Register on 10th November347 words
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Advertisement765 1963-11-04 17 NOTICES NOTICE MR. a. J. MURPHY nu ceased to be employed by us m from Ist November and is therefore not authorised to transact business or collect moneys on our behalf. CONN ELL BROS. CO. (M) LTD.. I 161 Cecil Street. i Singapore < I 1 NOTICE This Is to765 words
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Advertisement703 1963-11-04 17 TENDERS B Tender (or tbe demolition of House* No. 7, 9, 11. 13. 15 A 17 (known as Tbe Tavern) TangUn Road. Singapore, and tbe purchase ol materials thereof. Tender document* are obtainable from the offices of Town it City Properties Limited 3-B, Malacca Street, Singapore, upon payment of a703 words
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Advertisement876 1963-11-04 17 KEPPEL BUS COMPANY, LIMITED LOST CERTIFICATES The tollowing certificates huve been -eported lo« Dy Mr Quah Ui Cheng of No. 41 Sungel Road. Singapore 7 Certificate No. No. of Share* 144 577 184 1.073 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that 11 v.ithin seven (7) days from he date of publication, no876 words
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Article1909 1963-11-04 18 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By DRAGON CHALKS UP TENTH WINNER IPOH, Sun. Frontrunning Bistro, with apprentice Doug Dragon astride, won the Class 2 Bif race with an early breakaway at Ipoh today. Bistro paid a Tiandsome dividend of $70 and gave Dragon his tenth winner. Dragon can now1,909 words
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Article418 1963-11-04 18 FRANCIS BOEY - Thumbs down for Kops: No money FRANCIS BOEY By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Danish badminton ace. Erland Kops. will not be Invited for the Malayan open championships next month because the Badminton Association of Malaya cannot afford to spend $8,000 on passages to bring Kops and his doubles partner, Poul Nielsen,418 words
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Article146 1963-11-04 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Lyii Holloway, who equalled the Island golf course record of 72 yesterday, partnered J.T.A. Patterson into the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Cup competition over the same course today. Holloway and Patterson beat C. R. Barron and D. Hayler two and one. Other quarter- final146 words
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243 1963-11-04 18 Wicks' 6-12 routs Negri Ceylonese for 53 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singa- pore slow left-arm spinner Ernest Wicks, playing for Singapore Ceylonese today, took six wickets for 12 in 6.4 overs to rout Negri Sembilan Ceylonese for 53 runs. Singapore Ceylonese then knocked off the runs required for victory for the loss243 words
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Article78 1963-11-04 18 BOMBAY. Sun. Chuck McKinley and Denis Ralston gave the United States a winning 3-0 lead over India In the Inter-zone final of the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition here today when they beat Premjit Lall and Jaldeep Mukherjea 6-8, 6-3, 12-10, 6-4. The United StatesReuter - 78 words
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Article67 1963-11-04 18 IPOH. Sun Ipoh beat Krian 6-0 in the first leg semi-final of the Perak inter-district soccer competition for the Cheng Wan Cup at Stadium Perak here today. Ontre-forward Yunos was in brilliant form, bagging four goals, including a hattrick to give Ipoh a 4-0 lead67 words
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Article49 1963-11-04 18 SOCCER— Charity match (J»eneng); Chinese Wanderers 2 Han Chiang 2; Han Chiang under-12 3 Pg. Woman 1. Deep* vail Cup (XL); Moonrlse 'A' 9 Yg. Spurs 0; Moon rise B 5 Bkt Bungsar 1; Silver Star 1 Blackburn 0. BADMINTON Inter-Drpt ko final (Penang): Education bt Medicals 2-1.49 words
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168 1963-11-04 18 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. BAM xv standing committee officials who went to the airport to send Malaysian players Ng Boon Bee. Tan Yee Khan and Yew Cheng Hoe off for tournament in India had a surprise awaiting them. Boon Bee told them of168 words
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Article, Illustration41 1963-11-04 18 THE MALAYSIAN players— Tan Yee Khan, Yew Cheng Hoe and Ng B6on Bee wave a cheery farewell at Kuala Lumpur's airport yesterday as they leave for India to participate in the tournaments there.— Picture by Arthur Richards.Arthur Richards - 41 words
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Article246 1963-11-04 18 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The Football Association of Malaya today became the F.A. of Malaysia. The change to take in Singapore. Sarawak and Sabah as new affiliates was made by the FAM executive committee at a meeting held at the Residency today chaired by the246 words
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Article90 1963-11-04 18 SIN6APORE, Sun.— South Malays, getting on top with a firsthalf hattrick by Johore centreforward Yusof Hamid, beat North Malays 6-2 at Jalan Besar Stadium today to retain the King's Cup. Yusof scored for South in the 19th mmute before Rozani cut North's deficit. Yusuf got his90 words
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Advertisement174 1963-11-04 18 GO FOR THE BEST-GO FOR HHHE3H 55SS V till KS 440 WE STEREOGRAM Trn valves- 14 watt o^rput. Th« technical excellence, modern cab.- I net styling and not leoit its bell- T^^Hlri W cleor richness of sound will con- f^" "JT^J vrnce you, too, that Grund'g j" engineers have with174 words
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Page 18 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous82 1963-11-04 18 SOCCER Penang Junior Cop: Pu Indians v I A (D. Kramat); Elango v Tamil Youth BC (Victoria Green i. Deepavali Cup: Bungsar Utd v Sino Wanderers (Brickfields. XL). HUGGER— SCC v The Blacks (Spore padang); RAF Seletar v Terror (Seletar). TENNIS— KUney Cap 'A': MSA v Tanglln Club; YMCA v82 words
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163 1963-11-04 19 Breasley boosts tally: 4 ahead of Piggott LONDON. Sun. Australian "Scoble" Breasley yesterday Increased his lead over Lester Plggott to four winners in the tense duel between the pair for the British jockeys' championship. Breasley rode one winner to take his total to 175. Piggott. who has 171 winners to163 words
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Article148 1963-11-04 19 MhLBOL'RNE: The Victoria Racing Club committee last night eliminated seven hones from the 33 acceptors named for the Melbourne Cup. to be run on Tuesday. They acted because the safety limit from the two-mile barrier at Flemlngton racecourse is set at 34 horses. Four of theReuter - 148 words
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Article, Illustration911 1963-11-04 19 LONDON, Sunday SHEFFIELD UNITED. pace-setters in the First Division of the English football league, kept their one-point lead at the top of the table y esterday, though held to a 2-2 home draw by Arsenal. But the hectic scramble and Jockeying for positions amonjrReuter - 911 words
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91 1963-11-04 19 T I VF RPOOL. Sun. Everton, the English football league \j champions, are to meet Glasgow Rangers, the Scottish league titleholders. for what they term the unofficial championship of Britain. It was announced that the first meeting will be in Glasgow on Wednesday. Nov.Reuter - 91 words
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516 1963-11-04 19 All-Blacks snatch win with disputed try RUGBY LONDON. Sun. The New Zealand Rugby Union tourists, beaten at Newport earlier this week, snatched a late victory with a oi:>putsd try against a combined Aber-i-von-Neath team by 11 points to six at Aberavon yesterday. They won by one goal and two triesReuter - 516 words
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Article1381 1963-11-04 19 FIRST DIVISION Aston VilU S Bolton 0 Blackburn 1 Shed. Wad. 1 Blackpool 1 Ever ton 1 Chelsea 2 Birmingham 3 Liverpool 0 Leicester 1 NotU Forest 3 Ipswich Sheff. United 2 Arsenal Stoke 4 Burnley 4 Tottenham 1 Fulham West Ham 4 WBA t Wolves1,381 words
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Advertisement151 1963-11-04 19 Enjoy Edinburgh THE HEW, MODERN KING SIZE FILTER CIGARETTE ~^l~ n ft \jL- Af-\ ■I I Iw A I H ill c I 1 'fl 111 i -no ft HO? -H- ffl UU ESTD.77O Z|H TOr ex) The quality of these fine cigarettes is guaranteed by John Cotton Ltd, blenders151 words
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Article180 1963-11-04 20 The risks in those smaller wars T ONDON, Sun. The Observer expressed the view today that local conflicts in various parts of the world might prove to be a greater danger to world peace than the risk of a direct collision between the United States and the Soviet Union. ThisReuter - 180 words
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Article, Illustration159 1963-11-04 20 Two run over (one killed) by bus they awaited IPOU, Sun. Tan Wai Wenff, an eight-year-old schoolboy, and Phoon Tiew, a 50-year-old grandmother, were knocked down by the bns they were waiting for in busy Hu^h Low street this morning. Tan died an hour later in hospital. He was a159 words
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175 1963-11-04 20 NEW RESCUE DRAMA AS MORE FOUND ALIVE IN PIT T ENGEDE (West Germany). Sun. Eleven more miners were today found alive in the Mathilde iron ore pit here 48 hours after the dramatic rescue of the three who had been trapped for a week. Mine officials said the 11 found175 words
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Article45 1963-11-04 20 THE HAGUE, Sun. The Dutch police will accept bowlegged or knock-kneed recruits so long as this cannot be detected under a uniform but, according to an official .publication, tho.se with small chests or who stutter or who cannot chew properly are barred. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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358 1963-11-04 20 The King to open Parliamentary delegates conference today KUALA LUMPUR. Sun 'J'HK Yang di-Pertuan Agong will open the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference at 10 a.m. tomorrow in lhe banquet hall of the new Parliament House. More than 120 Parliamentarians from 28 Commonwealth countries are already here for the five-day conference,358 words
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Obituary56 1963-11-04 20 GRANSOEN: Marlon lso!>< I. iir>lovr>d wife of Joht Uranxdin. mother of Konetnary and RoKrr, suddenly of heart attack In Kua ex. Knd.ind. ANTHONY JOSEPH LAZAROO. (Sunny) :iKr<! H parked ftuay on 2-11-63. cortu:'- MOTM M, SlKlap Walk (Frankel Kst.vo at 4 .15 p.m. today for Church of Our Lady56 words
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Advertisement128 1963-11-04 20 This air conditioner has a tough shell, too It has to be rugged to withstand the abuse of the elements. That's why Westinghouse engineers designed an all-welded steel cabinet that's rustproof, corrosionproof and leakproof. For hard use inside the home, even the grilles are unbreakable. Perhaps a sturdy cabinet doesn't128 words
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Advertisement238 1963-11-04 20 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 2* Horii Sit (Minimum) RINTOUL to Moy YoonK and V.Mlter at 'Jicncacle: on 2-11-63 a dauKt ter. yUr^Tin Full S^VkP E*M L Fantastic Reductions on our entire stock LADIES UP NOW Jontien Knitted BlouMl $16 50 9.90 Printed Silk Blouiet 10.50 5.90 Swin Embroidered Blomet 16.50 9.90238 words
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Page 20 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous43 1963-11-04 20 XJIGHEST and lowest teitiiiera- Hires in Malaya arid Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 86 75 Penang 86 75 Ipoh m 73 Malacca 86 73 Singapoi c 90 7343 words
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