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Title Section14 1963-12-01 1 in THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1.449 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1963. 20 CENTS KDN 3514 words
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Article, Illustration383 1963-12-01 1 YAP CHIN KWEE - YAP CHIN KWEE By New rule: Union work must stop because it was registered under Societies Ordinance KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The Malayan Trades Union Congress, which claims to represent 500,000 workers, has been told categorically not to pursue any of the statutory objects of a trade383 words
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Article137 1963-12-01 1 JAKARTA, Sat—lndonesia and China today signed an agreement by which China will supply 40.000 tons of rice to meet current shortages here. The agreemert was signpd at a brief ceremony In the Foreign Ministry here by the fourth Deputy Foreifrn Minister. Dr. Umariadi. and the Chinese137 words
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Article21 1963-12-01 1 The Philippine Arr>>«»«n <ir>r to the Pnlterf "e> salri lo.sterrtav h* win rl- 1 ■••ly quitling the Foreign Service-21 words
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Article, Illustration270 1963-12-01 1 Team of doctors in to see Sarit BANGKOK, Sat. —An American surgical team from Walter Reed Hospital in Washington flew in today to look into the condition of the ailing Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat (above). It was headed by Dr. Heaton. surgeon-general of the United States ,-Army270 words
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Article, Illustration88 1963-12-01 1 MARGIE, THE LATIN BOMBSHELL LONDON, Sat. MARGIE RAVEL. brown-eyed Latin bombshell from Puerto Rico, is tht dancing star of "Broadway Goes Latin" a television show. Raven-haired Margie taught herself to dance as a child and was a professional at thirteen, dividing her time between school and appearing on local T.V.88 words
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Article51 1963-12-01 1 HONG KONG. Sat —Customs officials made one of their biggest hauls In recent years when they intercepted a Junk from Macao yesterday. They seized a total of 3.746 lb. of Chinese prepared tobacco, 81.000 sticks of cigarettes aud 958 bottles of braudy worth about HKS4o.ooo.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article14 1963-12-01 1 appointed Msgr. Carlo Martini as the new Papal Nuncio to the Philippines-14 words
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Article97 1963-12-01 1 f OS ANGELES. Sat. Arthur l*o» Jr. yes* trrday wrnl In court in an attempt to prevent his estranged wife tn»m chancing thr name of her sun to Tyronr Power Mr I fun noted in hi* prtition that he legally adopter! the four- yea r-*»lrt son of97 words
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Article564 1963-12-01 1 Crash: 118 dead TAKEOFF IN RAIN-THEN CANADIAN JET AIRLINER SLAMS INTO MUD FIELD QUEBEC, Saturday. Airline DC-8 jetliner crashed into a rain-sodden field at St. Theresa de Blainville, Quebec, last night killing all 118 persons aboard in Canada's worst ever air disaster. The airliner bound for Toronto had taken offReuter - 564 words
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Article16 1963-12-01 1 Belgian thenfr- hK'nrlin dramatic critic an** tr«v#!!w Hied yesterday at the age of 89.16 words
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Article18 1963-12-01 1 1.. Prme Minister or Turfcev paid a courtesy call on UN Secretary OeneraJ. U Thaot, jMterday.18 words
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124 1963-12-01 1 Burton: Cash settlement with his wife NEW YORK, Sat.— Actor Richard Burton and his estranged wife. Sybil, have reached a financial settlement but no divorce action has been instituted by either party as yet. a New York lawyer said last night. Lawyer Aaron Frosch said the settlement was "very fair*,124 words
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Article14 1963-12-01 1 was :n sselutlan yesterday In the home ol the late President's parents-14 words
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324 1963-12-01 1 Menzies back with bigger majority SYDNEY. Sat. Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzie:; won a smashing personal victory over the opposition Labour Party in today's federal parliamentarj election. The Liberal Country Party coalition led by Sir Robe, t smashed «>[ forts by opposition leader Mr. Arthur Calwell and his Labour PartyReuter; UPI - 324 words
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Advertisement173 1963-12-01 1 CYMA IM A FINE SELECTION J3JL OF CYMA (ff&fiL Ladies' Watches yk*. J^Sr Including Diamond Ones are always Available at W% P ■CKOOU? CO y t^m rue i'.»^'wi nil inn AND SO SHE TOOK A RING FROM HER FINGER: PAGE 8 Kf\ i. ~^3|sfl U r^&k J I Rich B173 words
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Advertisement9 1963-12-01 1 WILL ANOTHER KENNEDY BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT: PAGE 69 words
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Advertisement84 1963-12-01 1 6eau*rfuHy fashion*! exceptional /oi/e/y aesyns n an of se feet j BRILLIANT QUALITY Secwelv Mounted A this is pleasure f^m too good to miss! You will enjoy tn« good tast« of the vintage tobaccos in Chesterfield cigarettes— tho best In smoking pleasure from the U.S.A. These tobaccos are grown mild,84 words
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189 1963-12-01 2 MALACCA, Sat. The president of the Malacca Municipal Council, Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadl (Socialist Front), today pledged his administration^ support to the Governor. Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusuf. In his efforts to Improve the State. He gave this pledge at the official189 words
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Article, Illustration694 1963-12-01 2 ISMAIL: SUPERMARKET A SIGN OF CONFIDENCE IN MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. rpHE Minister of Inte--1 rior, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said here today that the confrontation aimed at destroying the economic prosperity of Malaysia had only "made us more determined in our que.st to694 words
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Article274 1963-12-01 2 SINGAPORE, Sat, A JUDGE said today that "people in the Registry of Vehicles in Kuala Lumpur, Alor Star and most probably in Singapore" appeared to have helped an organisation specialising in car thefts. Sentencing a secondhand dealer, Ong Buck Heng, to three years' jail, for274 words
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Article71 1963-12-01 2 IPOH, Sat. A girl, K. Janadi. 17. told the police that she was kissed and hugged by a youth who dragged her to the Sikh Crematorium grounds in Gurdwara Road here last night. She was walking along Silibin Road on her way to the Railway Station Bookstore71 words
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Article139 1963-12-01 3 Donors and the blood bank KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The secretary of the Selangor Blood Donors" Association. Mr. N.N. Chakrabarty, today charged officers at the blood bank In the General Hospital here with giving "the least co-operation." A complaint was sent to the Ministry of Health In May but so far139 words
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Article134 1963-12-01 3 Rakyat 'not backing Jakarta' KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Party Rakyat of Malaya today denied that it was siding with Indonesia. In a statement issued by the party's headquarters here, it said: "As far as the Party Rakyat is concerned we are not pro anybody. "We only love the people in134 words
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677 1963-12-01 3 Sambanthan tells Malaysians to be prepared to make sacrifices KUALA LUMPUR, Sat THE president of the Malaysian Indian Congress, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, said today that the one million Indians as a community in Malaysia "can throw their weight for the cause of677 words
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339 1963-12-01 3 A $2 mil. H.K. textile project in S'pore SINGAPORE, Sat— A Hong Kong textile manufac- turing company plans to launch as 2 million textile enterprise In Singapore next year employing "a few hundred local people" for a start. Mr. Richard Y. J. Lee. deputy mill manager of the firm. South339 words
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Article77 1963-12-01 3 TAIPING. Sat. Five masked men carrying heavy sticks forced their way into the house of a rubber smallholder near here yesterday and robbed the occupant. Sia Tai Ec, 60, of 20 sheets of smoked rubber worth $30. A neighbour, Tin Kee King, 4©, who went to77 words
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74 1963-12-01 3 Ferry service is resumed but floods continue KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The ferry service In Paslr Mao, Kelantan, which was closed yesterday due to Hood was opened today. Here are other flood reports from the State: Sultan Pier, water level 12 ft.; 30th milestone Machang-Tanah Merah Road 2 ft. open to74 words
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244 1963-12-01 3 JvINGAPORE. Sat. Prospects for joint venture schemes using Malaysian raw materials and Italian technical skill will be studied by ihe 30-man Italian trade mission touring Singapore and Malaya. The Spokesman for the mission, Dr Augusto Torlonia of the Italian Ministry of Foreign244 words
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234 1963-12-01 3 A 'shabby hospital treatment' complaint by Boesta J/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Socialist Front leader, Inche Ahmad Boestamam. now under detention In Muar. has written to the Minister of Health complaining of shabby treatment ht allegedly received from a dresser at the Muar Hospital on Nov. 6. Inche Boestamam said that234 words
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329 1963-12-01 4 PACIFIC ISLANDERS ARE TO BE RESETTLED ONCE MORE AUCKLAND, Sat.— The South Sea people of the islands of Hull and Gardner in the Pacific are packing their ukuleles, fishing nets, canoes, sewing machines, and bicycles getting ready to move yet again because their329 words
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Article348 1963-12-01 4 WASHINGTON, Saturday. Jacqueline Kennedy has asked a California architect, Mr. John Carl Warnecke, to help design a monument to mark the grave of the late President. Mr. Warnecke said yesterday that although he will design the monument, Mrs. Kennedy will exercise "very close direction." The348 words
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Article53 1963-12-01 4 PARIS. Sat. President Charles de Omulle plans another of his rare news conferences In January, perhaps to announce his readiness to recognise Communist China, reports circulating here said yesterday. He also may announce his own plans for a drastic revamping of the Atlantic Alliance, It53 words
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Article133 1963-12-01 4 Tippit widow fund now $150,000 J)ALLAS. "Texas). Sat Donations from football players and workers poured into a fund yesterday for Mrs. j. D. Tlpplt. widow of the Dallas policeman slain trying to arrest President Kennedy's accused assassin. Mrs. Tippit and her three children were left nearly destitute when Tippit was133 words
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Article49 1963-12-01 4 BERLIN Sat.— Troops of the Allied forces were alerted here yesterday for a routine operational readiness test, an American Army spokesman said. The exercise was designed to test the trooDs ability to react to various situations and to evaluate the mobility of tne Allied units. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article49 1963-12-01 4 Pisa (Osntral lta!y>. Sat.--Some 200 medical students here are on strike yesterday bemuse there were no human bodies on which to perform autopsies. The Director of tne Medical Faculty said local hospitals had not been sending am corpses recently, and this was hamperIng classes. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article, Illustration238 1963-12-01 4 A victory for Brigitte's private life PARIS, Sat. Two parta courts yesterday ruled that film star Brigitte Bardot O Was entitled to private life; ana 0 Did not owe damages to an amateur script writer whose film screnarlo sh» lost more than three yean ago. The first court granted Brtgitte'sReuter - 238 words
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136 1963-12-01 4 pARIS. Sat. Hundreds of rioting students in the Latin Quarter tore up pavement stones and hurled them at charging, batonswinging police yesterday. Defying a police ban on demonstrations, some 600 students surged back and forth along Boulevard St. Michel demanding school reforms and the136 words
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Article, Illustration256 1963-12-01 5 STRICT POLICE CHECK AT MENZIES RALLY \[ELBOURNE. Sat. Police took strict security precautions yesterday in the wake of an anonymous report that an attempt would be made to assassinate the Prime Minister. Sir Robert Menzies. Heavily-armed police patrolled the rooftops of all buildings while 30 policemen mingled with 600UP - 256 words
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Article282 1963-12-01 5 ...ON THE MAT AFTER CHATTY TRIBUTE TO KENNEDY ON TV IONDON. Sat— A televised tribute he made to aaiassinated President Kennedy had the opposition Labour Party's ebullient deputy leader George Brown in extremely hot water today with his fellow Labourites. The frank-speaking, 49--year-old Brown was reported to have been282 words
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481 1963-12-01 5 Russia pleads for Britain to be a 'go between' LONDON, Saturday. [RUSSIA has appealed to Britain to take the initiative for a new effort to ease tension between Moscow and Washington, authoritative diplomatic sources said yesterday. First Soviet Deputy Premier, Mr. Anastas Mikoyan conveyed the Kremlin's call for Britain toReuter; UPI - 481 words
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63 1963-12-01 5 ACCRA. Sat- Eighteen people lost their lives when a canoe overturned in Keta Lagoon during a storm last night. A similar incident in the lagoon two weeks ago occurred when 14 people among 30 were drowned when their canoe was caught In a rainstormUPI - 63 words
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Article17 1963-12-01 5 and Dr. Ludwlg Erhard. the West German Chancellor. will meet in the new year.17 words
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Article155 1963-12-01 5 Author: Robin was a thug LONDON, Sat. Robin Hood, the legendary Sherwood Forest character who "robbed the rich and gave to the poor," was nothing but a gangster, a British author claimed today. Rex Dixon, in his work "A Book of Highwaymen," Just published for children's Christmas reading, described Robin155 words
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Article76 1963-12-01 5 DALLAS: Millions >oi people who saw Jack tiuby shooi Lee Harvej Oswald to death on television may have a chaini to watch Ruby's murder trial on the same medium. 11 is up to the presiding judge whether cameras will be allowed in his court. And district judge Joe B. Brown,76 words
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Article81 1963-12-01 5 MOSCOW: The "new and Improved" Soviet rockets to be testted In the space programme beginning In the Pacfic next week apparently are of the type that can carry nuclear warheads up to 8.000 miles, observers said. The official Soviet news agency Tass In announceing the series of tests from Dec.81 words
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Article36 1963-12-01 5 LONDON: A small Renoir painting worth K. 3.600 has been stolen from a London gallery, police said today. The six-inch by flveand -a-quarter inch picture disappeared from Tooth's Gallery in London's swank Mayfair district last Wednesday.36 words
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Article68 1963-12-01 5 NEW YORK: Scientist Maximilian Speiser. of New York has come up with a solution to that problem of the lazy golfer how to play without walking, or even leaving home. The indoor golfer drives or putts at an illuminated picture of a golf course. From the time it takes, the68 words
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Article69 1963-12-01 5 BERLIN: Baron Alexander von LuedingtiausenWoli, o'J. who claims to be a great-grandson of Kussian Tsar Alexander, was sentenced to eight years hard labour and "protective custody" for life by a West Berlin court today on charges of fraud and theft. He was arrested in January 1961. as be was returning69 words
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174 1963-12-01 5 UNIONS TO DEMAND EUROPEAN PAY FOR ASIAN SEAMEN LONDON. Sat.— An urgent meeting between the International Shipping Federation and the International Transport Workers Federation is to be held In London on Wednesday, it was learned here today. It is understood that the International Transport Workers Federation asked for the meeting174 words
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Advertisement131 1963-12-01 5 IK' hF^b jlj^ 1 i M J W W JL BOLEX m oci"cri rv po This new Bmm. cine camera is a variation of the fabulous Bolex Zoom Reflex PI. This model comes with the same degree of mechanical and optical perfection. Look at ♦Built-in Pan-Cinor zoom lens, with focal131 words
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Advertisement212 1963-12-01 5 PARKER ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT GIFT-GIVING What in the world should you give... someone who is extra proud of his penmanship? Give the new PARKER VP* j|j J ijj With a turn of the dial, the point adjusts to' touch the paper at exactly the right angle. Contoured grip. Choice212 words
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Article, Illustration1152 1963-12-01 6 DUDLEY FREEMAN - COULD ANOTHER KENNEDY BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT? DUDLEY FREEMAN —By UNTIL the assassin's bullet struck, John F. Kennedy was proceeding inexorably to a second term in the White House. Democratic Party chiefs were so convinced he could lead them to another victory in the presidential election next November that they1,152 words
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158 1963-12-01 6 [TMTATA <£>oum Ainca), pro-government candidates riat— Early results In lour and Independents South Africa's first "blacKs three. only" election gave op- Elected representatives of ponents ot the govern- the Africans will sit with mentb racial policies a 64 chiefs appointed by the four-to-one158 words
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90 1963-12-01 6 PARIS. Sat— Police arrested about 200 students after turning hoses on a Latin quarter demonstration here today. The students were protesting against lack of money and space for university activities. The sixty-ioot jets soaked the students in near-freezing temperatures amid a hail ofReuter - 90 words
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Article41 1963-12-01 6 PORTSMOUTH. Sat. The cruiser HMS Lion (11.700 tons) arrived here yesterday after a year In the Par East. The Lion has taken Dart In three maior international exercises and called at Japan. Malaysia and Australia. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article388 1963-12-01 7 SINGAPORE, Sat— The Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that bonus paid to printing employees of the Straits Times Press < Malaya) Ltd. should be based on the last-drawn salary at the time of payment. The court made this award In an application by the Singapore388 words
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420 1963-12-01 7 Union resolution urges Central Govt. to persuade employers KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Central Government is being: urged to persuade employers in the industrial sector to hasten the policy of Malayanisation. A resolution to this effect has been submitted by the All-Malayan Mining Industry Staff420 words
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Article503 1963-12-01 7 I.TROM Mr. Goh Soon Tioe, the JP well-known Singapore Impresario who is now in London. I have a piece of wonderful news. This Is that Segovia, the world-famous virtuoso of the guitar, is to give a recital in Singapore early next year when he will make a short503 words
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Article53 1963-12-01 7 KAMPAR. Sal. A driver, Loke Ciioe. 50. was killed today when a lorry he was driving skidded at the 261 mile Kam-par-Tapah Road. He was pinned under the overturned vehicle which was loaded with rubber sheet. The lorry attendant who was knocked unconscious has been admitted to53 words
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172 1963-12-01 7 rpAIPING, Sat.— A driver X Arup bin Noordin, 60, was committed to stand trial in the High Court, Ipoh, for allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl. During the two-day preliminary inquiry it was stated that Arup raped the girl, then married172 words
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Advertisement431 1963-12-01 7 The best way to save Income tax is to take an M.C.I.S. Policy. Let us send you an Income Tax Expert to see you. Every M.C.I.S. Field Assistant will be able to advise you how to save Income Tax. He is given Intensive training to be able to help you.431 words
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Article19 1963-12-01 8 t» ward* tlth (Minimmm) DEAREST FRECKLES Happy Anniversary vrnhlnx You Continued I nanplnm for Life and Ooodbye .'onann.19 words
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Article130 1963-12-01 8 :i word, H2f- (Mlmluuim) CHRISTMAS la fast approaching. Buy girts from our Bargain Counters. MM Bantams Cm son extended 1.V63. Moderni. 34 Hlg* S4r*«t. fc pon-. ROSICRUCIAN SECRET TEACH- INGS are offered to those who seek to use tbem solely for tbe perfection or their Inner faculties. and in130 words
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Article224 1963-12-01 8 z^ WE are neither omnis- cient nor omnipotent and we cannot aspire to make the world in our image. Our proper objective is a continuing effort to limit the world struggle and bring it under A civilised rules. -s The sober voice that uttered these words two224 words
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Article212 1963-12-01 8 RIGHTLY does the Malaysian Premier Tengku Abdul Rahman dismiss as "childish" 1 the proposal by President Macapagal to ta'<e his claim on Sabah to the world court. The Chief Minister of Sabah, Mr. Donald Stephens, goes a step further. He says the president's suggestion is "nonsense. And he adds:212 words
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Article127 1963-12-01 8 INDONESIA lies gripped today in a double vice. At home the severance of traditional trade ties with Malaysia has brought, her economy and her internal administration nearer to collapse. Abroad the poverty, corruption and inefficiency of the Soekarno regime has made the country the laughing stock of AfroAsia. All127 words
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Article731 1963-12-01 8 By A.J.M. MacKENZIEFRAZER TANJONB MALIM SOUTH AFRICA is in the news. In the United Nations, Malaysian representatives have once again pressed for sterner measures against the apartheid policies of Dr. Verwoerd. Today the SUNDAY TIMES presents an article by AJ.M. MacKENZIE-FRAZER, an Englishman who left South Africa731 words
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Article, Illustration878 1963-12-01 8 And so she took a ring from her finger TRIBUTE speakixi; SPOTLIGHT ON THE DALLAS ASSASSINATION by a SENATOR HERE a the text of remarks by Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield at the Capitol Rotunda ceremony when President Kennedy's body was brought there last Sunday to lie in state. TUIKRE878 words
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Article67 1963-12-01 8 FEW men have become legends in their own lifetime. One such individual however, is our Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Kahman. The Malaysian nation has much to thank him for. Would it not be appropriate before the elections next year for our legislators to think of some67 words
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622 1963-12-01 8 KEN HAMMONDS - ANYTHING goes in the Malaysian home KEN HAMMONDS By SINGAPORE THK urge to own a house runs right through the community from the man who earns $500 a month to the man who pays over live times that in income tax. And, paradoxically, this compulsion to get under a roof622 words
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Advertisement13 1963-12-01 8 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL13 words
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Advertisement292 1963-12-01 8 THIS is too much of a masculine community. I would like to see the women taking the men by the nose. Housing Minister Sir Keith Joseph, on NorthEast England. AT 18-plus it shouldn't be final whether they pass the test on paper or not. For my part. I was bloody292 words
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Article243 1963-12-01 9 Front backs powers for Ruler SSEREMBAN. Sat. Mr. P. Gurnam Singh Gill <SF> at the Budget meeting today said his party would give full support to a Bill which empowered the Ruler to dismiss a member of the Executive Council. Mr. Gill said: "We support this Bill because if members243 words
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130 1963-12-01 9 Ghafar's query: Why oppose snap election? ATALACCA, ij.it. The Malacca. Chief Mm;>ur. lnche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, said last night he could not understand Opposition parties criticising the Alliance as unfit to rule the country and yet objecting to snap elections. If they thought the Alliance was not doing what130 words
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Article29 1963-12-01 9 RAUB. S.it. The A State Commissioner for Labour. Mr. N. Kanagasabapathv. his been promoted State Commissioner for Labour and will be transferred to Kuantan on Monday.29 words
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Article, Illustration86 1963-12-01 9 IPOH, Sat. MR. and Mrs. Thomas ITX Yee Lat Shing who were married at the St. Michael's Church in I#oh today. Tbe bride. Miss Helen Hang, is a teacher attached to St. Joseph's Convent, Singapore, and niece of Mr. Kang Soon lien? and86 words
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Article97 1963-12-01 9 TODAY Sedlll Kechll 8.29 am. (7.6 ft) 10.32 p.m. (B.7ft); Singapore 10.24 a.m. (10.3 ft) II 38 p.m. (9.7 ft); Port Dickson 628 a.m. (10.7 ft) 6.51 p.m. (9.oft): Port Swettenham 5.19 a.m. (15.2 ft) 6.04 p.m. (13.8fU: Penan* 12.13 a.m. (9.3 ft) 12.4397 words
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Article53 1963-12-01 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Thieves broke Into two storehouses In Hicks Road here early today and stole goods worth 5550. They took cloth worth $300 from one store-house and 21 -f milk from another valued at $250. In both cases, the thieves entered through the back doors after53 words
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Article236 1963-12-01 9 Senu asks Jakarta to review anti-Malaysia policy KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The former Malaysian Ambassador to West Germany, lnche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today called on Indonesian leaders to review its anti-Malaysia policy. Speaking over Suara Malaysia beamed to Indonesia, lnche Senu told the Indonesian leaders, whom he236 words
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168 1963-12-01 9 GOVT. PLANS CERTAIN 'PRIVILEGES' FOR BLOOD DONORS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Health. Mr. Von, Nyuk Lin, today said that tbe Health Ministry plans to extend certain privileges to blood donors "in recognition of their public spiritedness". These "privileges" would be announced aftf r the plans were finalised, he told168 words
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543 1963-12-01 9 Govt. urged to admit more Mission workers PENANG, Saturday. I'HE Visitor of the Christian Brothers 1 schools in the Far East, the Very Rev. Brother T. Michael, today appealed to the Government for a "more liberal and imaginative policy" on the admission into Malaysia of Christian Brothers and Sisters from543 words
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Article73 1963-12-01 9 A straight fight at Muar JOHORE BAIIRL. Sat. The Muar Selatan by-election will be a straight fight between the Alliance and the PanMalayan Islamic Party. The seat in this constituency became vacant on the death of Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman. Nominations for the by-election on Dec. 2ft were73 words
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80 1963-12-01 9 Murder verdict on stabbing of textile clerk rH, Sat.— The Ipoh coroner, Wan Mohamed bin Hajl Mustapha, today recorded a verdict of murder by person or persons unknown at the end of an Inquest on a textile shop clerk. Chuah Sek Hock. 61. Chuah was said to have been stabbed80 words
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Article, Illustration636 1963-12-01 10 (JOT $100 to spare today? Then write immediately to one of the following addresses for a brochure and application form for a new trust fund the Malaysian Commerce and Industry Fund: P.O. Box 3064. Singapore: P.O. Box 2171, Kuala Lumpur; P.O. 856.636 words
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Article45 1963-12-01 10 RAUB. Sat. Ling Chan* > alias Ling Kar Weng of Kuala Lumpur was yesterday lined i $100 or 'one month's jail for currying seven piculs of scrap j rubber In his car at Tranum seven miles from here, without 1 a carrier's licence.45 words
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Article331 1963-12-01 10 SINGAPORE. Sat Combined business .in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.000) $1.70, (3,000) $1.69; Central Prop. (3.000) $1.56, 11.000) $1.51. (1,000) $1.02. (31.000) $1.55, (5.000) $1.60, (4.000t $1.53. (1.000)331 words
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Article52 1963-12-01 10 SINGAPORE. Sat A 27--year-old housewife, Lim Yaw Kiang. plunged to her death from the ninth floor of a 10--storey block of flats in Jalan Tenteram early this morning. Lim, who lives in a flal on the first floor, died on the spot. Police investigations are52 words
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262 1963-12-01 10 Students reject varsity 'freedom plan' SINGAPORE. Sat. The University of Singapore Students' Union today "totally" rejected the recent joint statement by the Singapore Government and the executive committee of the union on university autonomy and academic freedom. A resolution passed at an extraordinary council meeting last night said: "We, the262 words
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Article, Illustration124 1963-12-01 10 I KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Sultan of Selangor presenting a gold brooch to Crown Princess Margrethe when she called on the Sultan and the Tengku Ampuan at Istana Alam Shah in Klang yesterday. The Princess in return presented a gold spoon and fork and a portrait of herself to the124 words
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Article31 1963-12-01 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The new commercial secretary to the Japanese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Iwao Ojima. will arrive here on Tuesday. Ho succeeds the late Mr. S. Komatra.31 words
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132 1963-12-01 10 Boy sits for his exam in hospital pENANG, Sat. A Penang boy who had chicken pox during the Cambridge School certificate examination this week, sat for his remaining subjects In an isolation ward of the Perak Road Hospital. Basheer All of the Georgetown Secondary School was in the midst of132 words
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Advertisement260 1963-12-01 10 I P *v Toys that will be a thrill to own this Christmas |sft Ww Here's loads of fun for girls and boys of all ages. building outfits to construct anything from sky- DINKY TOYS precision-built and die-cast in •li^ For young engineers and architects, there are scrapers to airports.260 words
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284 1963-12-01 11 MISTOOK GIRL'S TENDER LOOKS FOR LOVE STAR, Sat. A labourer, accused of kidnapping a 15-year-old girl, explained in court today he abducted her because he "mistook the girl's tender looks and friendliness for love." "I liked her very much and thought she loved me," S. Manickam, 20, told the Sessions284 words
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Article202 1963-12-01 11 Thousands flock to Xmas fair Toh Puan Noor Aishah praises workers efforts SINGAPORE, Sat. Victoria Memorial Hall was turned into a giant fair ground for thousands of fun-seeking people, when Toh Puan Noor Aishah wife of the Yang di-Pertuah Negara. opened Singapore's third Christmas fair this morning. Speaking at the202 words
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77 1963-12-01 11 328,000 given anti-cholera jabs in Spore SINGAPORE, S*t— No new cases of cholera were reported here today, said a statement by the Ministry of Health statement. Free Immunisation continues and so far over 328.000 ha\e been vaccinated. Anti-cholera Injections at $1 with free Government vaccln* will be given by another77 words
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357 1963-12-01 11 Obscene pictures broker jailed for extortion bid KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. I J^ SELF-CONFESSED broker of obscene photos told the magistrate's court here today that a ticket collector charged him for I extortion after he had sold him $15 worth of I obscene photos. The broker, Chong Slew I Fan. 23.357 words
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Article53 1963-12-01 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat.— A businessman from Kepala Ba- tns Ng Ah Pang, 36. was yesterday fined $50 for driving I his car without due care and attention at Bagan Serai on July 12. Ng tried to overtake another car and graced the front part of the other53 words
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Article115 1963-12-01 11 Police wait as gang men meet CINGAPORE, Sat. Twenty seven men held a "meeting" in a Victoria Street house last night unaware they had a group of detectives as "observers" waiting outside. The meeting finally ended and out trooped the members one by one right into the arms of the115 words
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90 1963-12-01 11 N.Z. Minister to leave by ship today INOAPORE. Sat. The New ■'"Hiand Minister for Education. Mr. W B. Tennent. will sail home toii.CT^w after attending the recent iib Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference at Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Tennent who is ill. Is accompanied by his wife- They will sail by P90 words
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Article31 1963-12-01 11 BATU PAHAT. Sat. Batu Pahat police today recovered the body of Hamidah blnte Rosni. 5. of Parit Sulong. who was drowned while bathing In an irrigation canal yesterday.31 words
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Article18 1963-12-01 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat.— The Sin Mm Middle School here will hold Its graduation day next Tuesday.18 words
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161 1963-12-01 11 As postal strike deadline nears-no assurance 'SINGAPORE, Sat. The i Amalgamated Union of Public Employees said today that they still had not received any assurance from the Central Government that it would refer the case of some 1.000 postal and telecommunications workers to arbitration. These workers had decided to strike161 words
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118 1963-12-01 11 Police arrest a man, seize getaway car SINGAPORE^ Sat— Police arrested a man and seized a getaway car minutes after a salesman. Sect Keng Soon. 26. was robbed of $1,500 when the lorry he was travelling In was stopped along Jurong Road yesterday afternoon. The loot and three other accomplices118 words
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197 1963-12-01 11 SINGAPORE, Sat A young man was arrested by Singapore police as he walked oat of Pndu jail in Koala Lumpur I yesterday. Today he faced seven counts of cheating in the Ninth Magistrate's court I here. 1 Tan197 words
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149 1963-12-01 11 IPOH, Saturday. broke into an electrical and radio firm in Hugh Low Street early this morning and carried away two tape recorders, five record changers and 24 transistor radios valued at $7,000 and $70 cash. They entered the premises by using a ladder to149 words
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Advertisement261 1963-12-01 11 Sketch by Hoessein based on one of his paintings in this new volume. 'MALAYSIANS' is a book about the peoples of Malaysia which the Shell Companies here have published as a tribute to them on the birth of their new nation. It contains 52 full-colour reproductions of original paintings by261 words
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Article284 1963-12-01 12 'LACK OF INTEREST IN RURAL SCHOOLS' CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —A Ministry of Education spokesman today reiuted charges, that the Government showed a "lack of interest' in rural schools with the result that their exam results were always below the standard in the major towns. He was commenting284 words
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Article38 1963-12-01 12 SINGAPORE, Sat. A UNESCO team ol library experts is coming to Singapore next year to help the National Library micro-iilm about 2.000 000 pages ol documents and records. They will also micro-fllm new books-38 words
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227 1963-12-01 12 Negri Assembly passes a deficit budget SEREMBAN, Saturday. JHE Negri Sembilan Legislative Assembly at its budget meeting today passed the 1964 estimates showing an estimated deficit of $492,428, which will be met from withdrawals from general revenue. The estimated expenditure Is $17,192,643, as against estimated revenue of $16,077,155. There Is227 words
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Article144 1963-12-01 12 CHANNEL 5 programme ol TV Singapura for today: P.M.: 1.00 Opening and programme summary: 105 Adventure First Look at Africa: 1.35 The Rosemary Clooney Show; 2.00 News in English; 2.15 The Talented Husband from the Series "The Saint": 3.05 Chinese matinee a Mandarin film; 4.50 Soccer—144 words
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66 1963-12-01 12 Two plead guilty to robbing National Library SINGAPORE. Sat— Two Pien charged in the Ninth Magistrates Court today pleaded guilty to robbing the National Library of $20,464.51 yesterday. Woon Ah Lek and Lei Nei Tung, both 33. and three others had committed the offence while armed with knives. The pciiN66 words
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253 1963-12-01 12 Home for Aged to be helped by Inner Wheelers PENANG, 6>ai. A little known home tor the aged In Buklt Mertajam, Province Wellesley, will be the oversea project for this year of the Inner Wheel Club of BendißO in Victoria, Australia. Through a Malaysian Rotary exchange student in Melbourne, Miss253 words
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Article42 1963-12-01 12 PENANG. Sat. Thieves ransacked a provision shop in Carnarvon Street early this morning and escaped with $2 000 worth of whisky and tinned provisions. Police believe the thieves had climbed into the shop and escaped through the back door.42 words
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Article268 1963-12-01 12 'Reorganise base union' call SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE action committee of the Naval Base Labour Union has called for a re-organisa-tion of the N.B.L.U. A statement by its chairman, Inche Latif f bin Ahmad, said: "We have learned and suffered enougli from the recent events. All of you will agree that268 words
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Article109 1963-12-01 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak, will visit Pahang and Johore on Dec. 5 and 6 according to a Government statement today. He will be accompanied by the Secretary to the Ministry of Rural Development. Inche Ma'arof bin Sheikh Ahmad: the Chief Planning and109 words
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Article55 1963-12-01 12 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Legislative Assembly will sit on Dec. 9 to debate the Government's policy speech, delivered by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. yesterday. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will move that the Assembly express thanks to the Yang55 words
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210 1963-12-01 12 MCA reply to attack on plan to aid dock employees PENANG, Sat.— The chairman of the M.C.A. headquarters labour committee. Mr. Lim Cheng Poh. said today that the committee had decided to help only port workers "solely engaged as labourers in connection with our former trade with Indonesia." Others partly210 words
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Article42 1963-12-01 12 THIS IS to notify that with mutual consent we dissolve the engagement ceremonised on 14.7.63 in the presence of parents of both sides and close senior relatives and few elderly friends Miss Leonie Low David (Low Kirn Yoke) Pattiselanno.42 words
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Advertisement123 1963-12-01 12 GALLERY Or HEALTH World knowledge, World experience, teads to World (rust. This is why Malayan mothers feed their babies on LACTOGEN with x the complete confidence that-only the name Nestle can give them. LACTOGEN develops fine healthy infants, with strong bones and iP teelh healthy skm texture ap d good123 words
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Advertisement193 1963-12-01 12 I Late CLASSIFIED I WVERTiSCMEitfI (20 words %12 (Minimum), ENGAGEMENTS QUEK-YEO: Between Harry. m of Mr. and Mrs. Quek Liang Chua and Alice, daughter at Mr and Mrs. Yeo Kirn Som on 1-12-63. CHIA— CffIONO: Between Hoon Chye sth aon of late Mr. and Mra Chla Chin 800 and Chin193 words
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Article, Illustration276 1963-12-01 13 Burton - Burton THAT QUOTE ABOUT TAYLOR'S CHIN, CHEST AND RATHER SHORT LEGS... —by RICHARD BURTON walked down the steps leading from the jungle set to the bar by the sunsDlashed water's edge. Filming on "The Night of the Iguana" had come to a temporary halt due to n276 words
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Article, Illustration868 1963-12-01 13 RODERICK MANN - RODERICK MANN By PUERTO VALLARTA IT was about 4.00 p.m. when I dropped in for an interview with the three acrobatic young ladies who call themselves the Rudas Dancers. The door of their room opened a crack and Robyn Leigh, 21-year-old leader of the868 words
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Advertisement371 1963-12-01 13 SNHAW GANISATION" \oiv siioivi II am 1 30. 4. 6.45. 9 30 p.m.aj JOHff MA4WEEH WAYNt O'HAflA ■TVIcLIlfTOCK!"- wcwwicot«Mrrwv»ioir Todoy 8.45 P.m.: "JUMBO" color B JE3BE_4tiMjLJB| \OU SHOW I X. l> p.m.. 1,45. 4. 6.30 9.15 p.m. (twmiHwrMCVi V Remick Garner "SEPARATE BEOS" in PanoVision Color Today 8 30 a.m.371 words
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Advertisement157 1963-12-01 13 f> Sawfish RIVERLOFT PLEATED DRESSES 1 PLEATED SKIRTS SLACKS SHORTS J SKIRTS BLOUSES SETS, We Introduce The W°® LATEST NEW V STYLES of SKIRTS BLOUSES IN Ilirtiril HIGH QUALITY aii LH3SSZ3 CREPEON Available at oil leading stores in Malaysia. For Trade Enquiries Contact: VINOD TRADERS 93 A, HIGH STREET, //J157 words
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Advertisement150 1963-12-01 13 ■■■■■■■■■■■1 Singapore Simultaneously" B REXcHANGeSKY 8. aaj -^a»^»Jjßßaal _^^^\i «V V i^TB^B»»BBjBB»JI^" i^»^«^ B\* '*M B ft Bl^ lover! v F W KERWIN NAOIA MATHEWS-GRAY, surn'X DONALD LILIANE HOUSTON BROUSSE" wntlM tm fimi |< *t H*MiT UMCSTU Bl C.iactM C< UKHtU. CXIfM BJ Magaecopa w«ucno> BJ tr afi For Fine150 words
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Advertisement443 1963-12-01 13 SOON! Singapore will be privileged to see the GREATEST picture of the year! a pot tinct in front oi tfcm own... Md they'll climb it. pot i wallin frmrt ot them...ntf fttyH tmmel under it... put a risk in rrmrt at them...md they'll take it... put a great adventure on443 words
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Article, Illustration468 1963-12-01 14 MACAPAGAL IN NEW PEACE MOVE WJTH HOPEFUL' U THANT NEW YORK. Sat. PHILIPPINE President Macapagal said yesterday after a 55-minute meeting with U.N. Secretary-General U Thant that they share a "hopeful attitude" toward settlement of the Malaysia dispute. President Macapagal and U Thant had whatReuter; UPI - 468 words
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Article39 1963-12-01 14 IPOH,.Sat. Pour platoons of the 12th Transport Company. Territorial Army, from Sungel Patanl, Penang, Talping and Ipoh. gathered here yesterday for their last weekend training camp of the year. The 230 volunteers will disperse tomorrow.39 words
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85 1963-12-01 14 Aid for Jakarta: Govt urged to clarify stand PENANG. Sat.— The Central Province Wellesley Dmno Division has resolved to urge the Central Government to clarify its stand in regard to continuation of British economic aid to Indonesia. The divisional executive committee at a meeting held recently considered a London newspaper85 words
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75 1963-12-01 14 Senior Counsellor held for alleged treason KARLSRUHE. (Germany), Sat- A top-ranking civil servant in the West German Chancellor's office has been arrested and accused of treason, the Federal Prosecutors Office announced today. Erich Helbig. Senior Government Counsellor, has been under arrest the past two months on charges of "suspected treasonable75 words
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Article45 1963-12-01 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Kuala Lumpur Local Association of Boy Scouts will hold a food and fun fair and exhibition at Castle Camp, Gurney Road, here on Dec. 7 (2.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.) and Dec. 8 (10 a.m. to 3 p.m.).45 words
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Article158 1963-12-01 14 The Aston Club celebrates SINGAPORE. Sat. The Aston Recreation Club here are holding a victory dinner tonight to celebrate their success in winning the Singapore Inter-Club Billiards Championships. There will oe a ronggeng band in attendance. Success at billiards, however, is nothing new to the club. The representatives of the158 words
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137 1963-12-01 14 AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY HERE GETS A MAN WHO KNOWS... l/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. An Australian diplomat with considerable experience in Asia. Mr. W.A. Vawdrey, has come here to take up the post of First Secretary at tie Australian High Commission. According to a statement from the Australian High Commission today, Mr. Vawdrey137 words
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Article, Illustration435 1963-12-01 14 PETER LIM - PETER LIM By THIS LADY IN DISTRESS... AND DETROIT 1964 rE last thing I wanted to do was to get into that annual "So many days left to Christmas" racket. But chivalry and duty made me rush to the aid of a lady in distress. The lady is a435 words
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Advertisement364 1963-12-01 14 I AVK AMI U I I HIM, INSPECTOR THE SHELL COMPANY require a TANK WELDING INSPECTOR for service in their Refinery and Tank Installation on Pulau Bukom, Singapore. QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Polytechnic or other Technical College Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. 2. 3-5 years industrial experience preferably in mechanical construction ana welding364 words
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Advertisement191 1963-12-01 14 SPOUTING SAM by Keg. Wootton TRAVEL ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES HONG KONG AND JAPAN SAILING DATES:-AIR-CONDITIONED m.v. "TEGELBERG" Dep. Singapore on or about 8th Dec. 1963 Arr. Hong Kong on or about 12th Dec. 1963 Dep. Hong Kong on or about 14th Dec. 1963 Arr. Manila on or about 16th Dec.191 words
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Article210 1963-12-01 15 HOPEFUL ERA CANNOT FAIL HOPEFUL Era reads an extra good thing in Race 6. This Sabaean gelding proved much too good for Loch Leven and Pot of Gold when they went over 7f at Kuala Lumpur last month winning in a canter by four lengths. Hopeful Era was running on210 words
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Article206 1963-12-01 15 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Raea 1 DISTRICT LINE Canspns Star Safe Home DISTRICT Line Wee Cobbler Water Belle DISTRICT Line Turn the Tide Safe Home Ran t E. PRINCE Part Passo Khampanf Phet L. AVALETT Teknah Khampanf Phet PARI PASSU Elcho Prince Yes Master BMt S FLYING HAND206 words
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Article1687 1963-12-01 15 Race One: I.o— Cl. 5 Div. 4— 6£ 1 ***** Safe Home (First In St) Allan. 6 90 Wilson 3 2 ***** The Wee Cobbler (BeUUoa St.) Osman, 6 8.13 'Dragon 1 3 ***** Sitter Cavil (Tblo St.) Allan, 6 8.11 West 8 4 *****1,687 words
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939 1963-12-01 15 Epsom Jeep - Musketeer can atone for unlucky Singapore defeat Epsom Jeep WITH a luxury weight mark of 7.11, Musketeer II will take some beating in the Cl 4 Div. 1 9f handicap (Race 9) at Kuala Lumpur today. This nve-year-old has developed Into a useful stayer. Sent over 9f for the first939 words
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Article83 1963-12-01 15 It yon feel old, tlrnl, and worn out bJcUSe of Backarhe, Rheumatli-m pTins. Sore. StlfT, Swollen Joints, ret CWrTXfrom your chemist today, and boo how tast you '"JP'fJ'"* CYSTKX also helps rncn and women who lose sleep and energy because of Oottlno Up Niohts or83 words
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Article45 1963-12-01 15 Whenever the pains of Rheumatism. Arthritis, Neuritis, Lumbago, Sciatica, stiff muscles and swollen joint* make you miserable, set ROMISD from your druggist at one*. BOMIND quickly brings fantastic relief so you can sleep, wnrsT and live In comfort. Don't Buffer needlessly. (Jet ROMIND today.45 words
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Advertisement790 1963-12-01 15 CLASSIFIED ADS. TUITION It Wf4i U (Mim.)—B*M m. mm PRIVATE TUITION Primary/ tcoculMrr by experienced tutor* Tcmbeling Komd, <s pore lo>. ENOUIM TUITION By Uwdon Uolvrralty Hooj. Qraduate*. Box A6M B.T. 8'pon. LAMBERT'S DRIVING gCHOOl Dual-controlled Minor 1000 Triumph UrrakU. oourau (33/- Pboo* 8'por* ■Mi CRAPED THROUGH ONCIT OOO'I take790 words
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Advertisement562 1963-12-01 15 CLASSIFIED ADS. VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wtrdt SS (Him.) $0 rts. txlr* TRIUMPH TR 4 IM2 Model Excellent condition European owner. Quick sal* or prater to exchange with Volkawagoo. Pboo* K.U ***** Tebmbtxe UN FORD TAUNUS 1711 Duper Deluxe, Taxed and Insured. owner leaving Singapore Registered Aug. 1963.. Only it.lOOf-562 words
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Advertisement136 1963-12-01 15 RIDE A HONDA MOTORCYCLE See how it brightens up (^jjp^ your life! CB 92 125 cc Sports J Jf Y_^' Bl jßjfi*» %^!^pjsjßa«w C loo 50cc 50 Sports C ll4 FLASH!! RESULT: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP HONDA RETAINS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR 1963 IN 250 C.C. AND 350 C.C. CLASS. SUZUKA GRAND PRIX,136 words
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Article317 1963-12-01 16 LONDON. Sat. Result* ot football matches played today: ENGLISH DIVISION ONE Aston Villa 0 Ipswich T 0 Blackburn It 4 Arsenal 1 Blackpool 3 Leicester C 3 Chelsea 4 hull on \V 0 Liverpool I Burnley 0 Nottingham F n West Brom 3 Mm ill. IdReuter - 317 words
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Article13 1963-12-01 16 INLYING MIST should win. His x second to Singing Boy over13 words
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Article, Illustration716 1963-12-01 16 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. SELANGOR had to be mightily grateful for the accurate place-Kicking of centre-three George Allan which, together with their forwards' greater tenacity, gave them a 12-8 margin against Perak in a tensely-contested Malaya Cup Rugby match at the Merdeka Stadium716 words
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Article28 1963-12-01 16 LAHORE. Sat. The Commonwealth XI declared at 630 for nine and at the close Pakistan were 12 for one. Rohan Kanhal scored 161, Tom Oraveney 164.28 words
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Article29 1963-12-01 16 SINGAPORE. Bat— University of Singapore are the new leaders of the dlv. 1 league when they scored their sixth win by beating Singapore Cricket Club 1-0 today.29 words
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Article38 1963-12-01 16 SOCCEB— BAFA premier \gt: Chinese v Indians (Jn Besar 5.15). HOCKEY— Friendly: S-pore Selection v Jt. Services (Naval Base). TENNIS Inter-University: Spore v Federation (Sepoy Lines, 9 a.m.). MOTOR-RACING Gap HiU climb (Paslr Panjang, 10 a.m.).38 words
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Article71 1963-12-01 16 LONDON. Sat. Chung Kum Weng. former Malayan champion makes his first appearance for Britain in the weightlifting international with Bulgaria here on Saturday, December 7 Kum Wpng came to Britain in 1958 for the Empire Games at Cardiff where he finished second for Malaya71 words
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Article195 1963-12-01 16 RRISBANE, Sat. The South African cricketers faced an uphill struggle to gain first Innings lead in their match against Queensland here today. When bad light stopped play SO minutes before the scheduled close, the tourists were 404 runs behind with nine wickets left. They were 76195 words
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Article, Illustration334 1963-12-01 16 SINGAPORE, Saturday. rE STAGE is set for a terrific decisive battle for the South zone championship in this season's Malaya Cup Rugby championship between Singapore Civilians and Singapore Joint Services on the padahg next Saturday. Today the Services turn- ed on their full power334 words
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Article168 1963-12-01 16 BOON BEE AND YEE KHAN UNBEATEN IN THE DOUBLES KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Three Malaysian Thomas Cup players— Ng Boon v ee> ~I an Yee Khan and Yew Cheng Hoe returned here this evening after competing successfully in three Indian badminton championships. They took part in the168 words
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Article62 1963-12-01 16 Marines, Aviation are champions SINGAPORE, Sat. Marines Sports Club regained the SGSPA Senior Cup which they lasi to Police last year when they beat Tan Tock Seng Hospital 4-2 in the final at Jalan Besar stadium today. In the Junior Cup final Civil Aviation scored a double by beatmc Signals62 words
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Article26 1963-12-01 16 LONDON. Sat.— Results of the two English division four football matches played last night were: Exeter 2 Stockport 0, Tranmere 3 Donraster 0.26 words
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Article19 1963-12-01 16 SINGAPORE. Sat At the inter-university soccer mate:. Ma aya beat Singapore 5-2 at Bukit Timah Road today.19 words
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Article76 1963-12-01 16 MALAYA OUT OF FINAL ROUND .j rpAIPEH. Sat. TbafluiflJ. beat Malaya 86-81 and qualified as the fourth team in the final round of the second Asian basketball championship tournament. The three other teams to vie for the championship In the three-day playoff games beginning today, are the Philippines. Formosa and76 words
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46 1963-12-01 16 Asian basketball meet in Malaysia TAIPEH, Sat.— The Asian basketball conference decided today that the third Asian basketball championship would be held In Malaysia In 1965. It also created a woman's championship tournament, the first of which will be held In Seoul two years from now.46 words
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Advertisement171 1963-12-01 16 T# SANYO o>lo llMOtl (I c The transistor radio with a permanent battery First in the World! Self-contained Nickel-Cadnium Batteries produce Everlasting Beautiful Sound! Strongest output and Sharpest sensitivity among this size of radio! And yet this Nickel-Cadnium batteries can be recharged 500 times giving it a useful life of171 words
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Advertisement237 1963-12-01 16 ■■v W^ W^ "^5 Ji'\wM Keep cool gpS^: from the //^^r-^i first dancejT^^g| the. last i^^JSp I 'TERYLENE^ton S^/ A'TERYLENE/cotton shirt keeps -you cool as the music gets hot-and stays neat and smooth all evening long. te* re/i SWISS E-f- 1 '"=*■> I t^^^ mmmm m^ m J amm n237 words
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Article, Illustration702 1963-12-01 17 THE MAGAZINE SECTION with the older folk ■p()R goodness s;ikc. Jane, take off thai pair of jeans! You look so unsightly in them "Rul. mother," interrupted shapely .lane "why should I? I I'cvl comfortable and 1 don't sec any harm in wearing them." But mother would not be702 words
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198 1963-12-01 17 MANY pedestrians regard their peril. Reginald Benzebra crossings as son was such a person. their' part of the road One lunch-hour. he darted I where motorists drive at mom a <u.oi. craw* ma though Bill Young's approach--1 ing car was only 10198 words
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Article296 1963-12-01 17 BEACHCOMBER - BEACHCOMBER BY Singing signs IF road signs are to become vocal, it is only fair that advertisement hoardings should join In. The command to turn left or turn back would sound less peremptory if accompanied by the news that Rubitoff Removes BeerStains From Hats. Even more soothing would296 words
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Article192 1963-12-01 17 0k Benson won his ca*c though he did not tet as much i money as he wanted. The judge said that accident* on ■eMa I •'<• .in exception to the general rule. He agreed that Bill Young ».i nol M I -••in Ina he n.id xtill "failed to192 words
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730 1963-12-01 17 K. BASKARAN - AND WE TAKE ALL THIS FOR GRANTED... K. B ASK AR AN By KUALA LUMPUR THE only time we think of the Post Office is, perhaps, when a letter from a loved one or a note for an interview is delayed. Otherwise many of us take this essential service for730 words
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Advertisement133 1963-12-01 17 those horrid age spots* I dUe '^"Mt tn©m with ESOTERICA •Weathered brown jpou on the surface ol your hand» and face tell the world you're i old— perhapi before you really are A 1 cream called Esotenca fades them away. J^^^A Bfc^^Sj moiMurizei. lubricate (he skin Mjsscs JF tt^^Afmeni break133 words
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Advertisement451 1963-12-01 17 EVERY PIECE OF WATERFORD GLASS IS A COLLECTORS ITEM FLEETING BEAUTY HELD FOR Ef ERNITY The scintillating brilliance of Watcrford Glass is not for this generation alone as with that of the past, it will live for generations to come, inspiring wonder and giving pleasure to eyes as yet unopened.451 words
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Article, Illustration965 1963-12-01 18 The month Big Hunt. Question and answer EVELYN TU STARTS OFF TODAY is the first week of December and begins the Month of the Big Hunt. The inexorable search for game (Christmas fare) in exchange for bait (bonus). Already the air is pulsating with a new vitality, throbbing with intensity965 words
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Article263 1963-12-01 18 Bone China and a woman's taste tl/OMEN are fickle not YT only in fashion but aiso In bone china. As a manufacturer told me the other day: "As women get older, their taste gets more definite, more daring, and they start insisting on strong colours, Interesting patterns and a layer263 words
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Article348 1963-12-01 18 RICH uncle Jimmy came for a visit, and before leaving, he presented Tommy with $5. telling him: "Now. be careful with that. Tommy. Remember, a fool and his money are soon parted." "Yes, I know." Tommy said. "But I want to thank you for parting with348 words
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Advertisement291 1963-12-01 18 The hand that mixes the milk knows that 9 NESPRAY m Full Cream Milk M W is so easy to mix, W so smooth and Jtf richly satisfying. I tf^^^ U (c CMUiIMS US'*" U W *T WEIGHT 2<IB<H3»KGS' t| M KL^ '"■'ARIDM. AUSTIN* JIM MILK- NATURE'S FINEST FOOD mm291 words
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Advertisement168 1963-12-01 18 Advertisement rkeep the nee* and throat beautifully young and smooth, always massage in a film of rich vitalising cream before retiring, using a gentle upward and outward movement. As you sleep the rich vitalising Ulan Night Cream will carry on the task of beautifying the neck. This will overcome any168 words
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Article427 1963-12-01 19 POINTER - POINTER By rls a good thing to vary the procedure of the intruder at the gate by having him poke a stick through at your dog per-, lodically. Your dog will probably grab at it. and when he does your man should run away. When he does this,427 words
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Article133 1963-12-01 19 Here's a simple science question with the answer that mothers may well be asked at supper time: DOES COFFEE KEEP YOU AWAKE? tjiOß many people the r answer Is yes. Because coffee contains a stimulating chemical called caffeine. This stimulates the heart as well as the brain133 words
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Article678 1963-12-01 19 Girls who fall for married men PrPH mtt mW W WWM DEAR Jane Lee: Why do women kid themselves? If a girl falls in love with a married man she's really thinking of an :«flair with him, so why doesn'l she tell herself the 1 truth, and not try to678 words
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Article, Illustration173 1963-12-01 19 WINNER of the week* $30 prize is "I Like This" (above). •übmlttrd by Rocky Chee. of I*3. Setnbawang Road. Singapore, 36. He v. Ed a Minolta SK3 camera and Kodak Plm X film. Setting: f.i.6. I/Ml second He will be paid by post. The eheqne will be posted173 words
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Article417 1963-12-01 19 DEAR Know Alls: We are three families living in an old shop-house in a crowded section of Singapore. For the past few months we have felt as if we were living on top of a pile of dynamite. This is because we have found417 words
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Miscellaneous130 1963-12-01 19 Your Sunday radio RADIO MALAYSIA A.M.- 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraKu: 6.02 Prelude to Breakfast: 7.00 Time Signal, The News; 7.10 Songs and Sweet Music; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day: 732 3reakfast Potpot ri; 8.00 Time Signal. The Km: 805 Bright and Breezy; 9.00 Vusic City 10.00 Summary ol Programme-*130 words
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Miscellaneous121 1963-12-01 19 On The Range. 5.30 Emphasis on Percussion: 6.00 Summary oi Programmes for the Evening; 6.03 New Horizons: 6.18 Relax and Listen; 6.30 Music at Sundown; 7.00 Timo Signal. The News; 7.10 Ncwsulk/Interluc 7.15 Race Results; ~.ZO Swing Music: 7.30 Highlights; 8.00 Decca Delivers. I 8.30 Cleopatra. 9.00 Records at Random:121 words
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Miscellaneous136 1963-12-01 19 Show 10 00 Jet Speed Records; 10.30 Behind The Scenes: 11.00 Lets Join In; 11.15 Box At The Ballet. PM 12 00 My Cousin Rachel; 12 30 Melodies of Years Gone By; 1.00 All Strint, and Fancy Pree; 1.30 News; 1.40 Music From The Movies; 2.00 A Man and Hi?136 words
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Article, Illustration1731 1963-12-01 20 ELIZABETH BROUSSE - ELIZABETH BROUSSE By "Greatest unsung heroine of the war" that is how this woman, who operated during the war under the code name "Cynthia," was described by her Secret Service chief, Sir William Stephenson. Today she reveals how she discovered the remarkable effect have on men in1,731 words
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Advertisement297 1963-12-01 20 NEW KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERAS Easy to give .Easier to use! A ;jS KODAK INSTAMATIC 50 CAMERA, so low rZ-J^^^HB 1 gggSSH I j n cqs^ takes beautiful pictures so easily. Just r J -_--j^Bßg.______C drop in a KODAPAK film cartridge and you'rn |»___j^__- i ready to shoot! No focusing, no297 words
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Article, Illustration2114 1963-12-01 21 lover from death And how she charmed this top British envoy into helping her... Carlos for months. Then. Just as Arthur and I were preparing to move on to Warsaw, where Arthur was to take up a new diplomatic post, I received news. Carlos and several brother officers suspected of2,114 words
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Miscellaneous1549 1963-12-01 22 Loots like a reivATE^S /Jmr M\ (^^^^^k^^^^ An f^ WAX SETWEEN NATIVE OO /riPTjpT »JIV-=^-^== :^2-^y^« \i Jffllh, Jl V*m. MUCW AS I 7ETEST WASS ICILLINJS OP ANY I THE OME f»U2ZLIKI6 I IT'S 7IPPICULT TKYINC? TO II As THE JUNGLE **Jfr^ftftH^ K AMi,^ALS- 1 SUPPOSE TWE LOCAL TK\SE J1,549 words
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Miscellaneous395 1963-12-01 23 77i^ Sunday Times December 1, 1963 TH£ CISCO XIV, tydurtJtfd West f&vourite A PONT H3U VfiO. 1 OOMTI' I yCV KNEW X3U COfl-P GETAVW/ WHTV Y^ 1 9UT V^U'P BE PETTE* f X MAKE (T /WV 1 TOUCH THIS IVTRASE, MRS, JOJES, BECAUSE Jp OFF MINPfNS yDUK 7 BUSINESS TO395 words
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Miscellaneous404 1963-12-01 24 I cTAM'T FChMT THE f -f WMAPPAYA WAMT f FL.MT/ V MOW MU6M-^ M CLEAWIKt9WC>WAN PIM^R AT ARTHUR T J£jfcy V^A PICjuRF PRAWM FOR VOU^/ lev/iOEWCE PO rr^AuTi^ELLEP >> 1 TIA\E THE >. I LOVE TO WATCH THE KEEM ALL CKr-H^LlßßV,^™ OUT, FLIWT! PPAKE'^ J I COROUEK HA^ FIXEP J404 words
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