The Straits Times, 12 July 1965
1965-07-12
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Title Section22 1965-07-12 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 fie**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JULY 12, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 100522 words
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Article212 1965-07-12 1 GEOFFREY GELDARD - GEOFFREY GELDARD Indonesian force of 200 flees home without a shot fired By 1 KUCHING, Sun. AN Indonesian force of about 200 was detected on Friday about a mile inside Sarawak territory in the Ser i a n District, south of the controlled area where 8,000 Chinese have212 words
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653 1965-07-12 1 PATRICK J. KILLEN - PATRICK J. KILLEN SPECIAL REPORT by KUCHING. Sunday CO FAR. British and Malaysian military men in Bornep.jsppear to. be doing nearly everything right in their jungle war with Indonesia. Smaller and over-shadowed by Vietnam, the conflict still results in casualty lists and vastUPI - 653 words
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Article, Illustration1057 1965-07-12 1 LEE TOURS HONG LIM TO THANK VOTERS SINGAPORE. Sun. The newly-elected TAP Assemblyman tor Hong Lim. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy (above), today toured his constituency to thank the people for voting for him in yesterday's byelection. Mr. Lee wu accompanied by scores of PAP supporters In three lorries when he1,057 words
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87 1965-07-12 1 JAKARTA, Fri. President Soekarno was displeased with the behaviour of Indonesian students in Western Europe (luring his recent stay in Paris. The Minister for Public Relations Affairs, Dr. Roselan Abdulgani, in a statement said the president had directed him to arrange "indoctrination cour>es" lorAP - 87 words
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125 1965-07-12 1 HONG KONG. Sunday. IyWENTY Chinese labourers who pooled resources to buy a lottery ticket are now pooling resources to hire a lawyer. The newspaper Sing Pao said the group jointly owned the ticket that won the HK5999.000 nrst prize In last week's Government lottery.AP - 125 words
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Article62 1965-07-12 1 CAIRO. Sun Port Said police have seized many thousands of pornographic books In foreign languages. When police arrested two merchants suspected of .smupKliiiK foreign currencies, tbry found a huge cache of the books In their harbour: lde premises The books were sold to passen- gers andReuter - 62 words
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Article41 1965-07-12 1 CORFU. Sun —The new heiress to the Greek Throne, born yesterday to Queen Anne-Marie and King Constantlne has been named Alexla The name was disclosed today for the first time In prayers during a church service —Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article43 1965-07-12 1 BANGKOK. Sun For three years, policeman L'riom Yadee paid for ihe high school fees of a girl whom he hoped to marry on her graduation. But after the ijlrl graduated recently, she married someone else. Udom committed suicide yesterday.—APAP - 43 words
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Article76 1965-07-12 1 SAUiON. Sun. A ban on beer one of the sorest points with the Australian battalion in Vietnam was lifted today by the visiting Australian Minister for the Army. Dr. A.J. Forbes. Instead of beer, the "Diggers" had been restricted to American soft drinks and had been downingReuter - 76 words
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Article350 1965-07-12 1 SAIGON, Sunday. TIIK South Vietnam Government luis given up three district towns in the central highlands in recenl weeks because <>l Vietcong military* pressure, a V S. military spokesman s;ii<l yesterday. "Six or seven towns have niven up throughout the country this year." heReuter - 350 words
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Article62 1965-07-12 1 Firm 'No' to civil rule SAIGON, Sun. South Vietnam's military leaders have ruled out any prospect of handing over to a civilian government in the near future. The Vietnam press agency reported today that during a provincial tour the Head of State. Maj-Gen. Neuye.. Van Thieu. and Premier Marshal NguyenReuter - 62 words
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Article38 1965-07-12 1 JAII.BRKAK (\Y\7. London San. -ffoHrc Reeking escaped train robber Itonalri Bi?i:s tn <la\ appealed for information mi a firl :i ji«-ti about M. >tell near the Jail ItatC here hrlore his dramatic ese.tpr on Thursday. Keutrr.38 words
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Article, Illustration188 1965-07-12 1 LONDON, Sunday. THE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart, today called for a neutral South Vietnam from foreign troops and bases. Mr. Stewart told an audience oi 1.000 women's meeting :i Hull th;u a peace conference must be called as soon as possible, "and188 words
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AFRO ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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Article467 1965-07-12 2 We stay neutral— Boum 'NEITHER LEFT NOR RIGHT, NEITHER WEST NOR COMMUNIST' New Govt formed and the colonel will stay on as both P.M. and Defence Minister ALGIERS, Sunday. i ('(H.D.NKI, Houari Boumedienne formed a new government yesterday and announced that his regime would observe an independent i policy betweenReuter - 467 words
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Article42 1965-07-12 2 JARKARTA. Sun. Police in J.iknrui yesterday raided shops and seized hundreds of records :<nd taperecordines of Western •pop" music, including those by i the threr British ctoutvs thr Bcatles, the Shadows and the j Rolling Stones. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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101 1965-07-12 2 T AE (New Guinea), Sun.— New Guinea hlghlanders are thriving on a "starvation" diet South Pacific conference was told yesterday. In the Chimbu valley they are living and working well In a cold climate on only 1,500 calories a day, Dr. Ouy Loison, theReuter - 101 words
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Article22 1965-07-12 2 DACCA, Sun. Monsoon floods today threatened over 400.000 people In East Pakistan, already devastated by a cyclone last May Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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196 1965-07-12 2 Pilots ban night landings at Cairo airport lONDON, Sun. Th» J International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations said yesterday it has banned night landings of large jet airliners on the main runway of Cairo airport. The Federation which covers 43 countries has warned its 26,000 civil airline pilots of airReuter - 196 words
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Article68 1965-07-12 2 HONG KONG. Sun. A sevenmember delegation ot North Viet--1 iiums National Assembly ii to Day friendship visits to China. North Korea, Mongolia and the Soviet Union, the North Vietnamese news agency VNA reported today. The delegation is being led by Mr. Hoang Van Hoan. vice-chair-man of the NationalReuter - 68 words
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Article86 1965-07-12 2 BELGRADE. Sun—Yugoslavia has agreed to grant Uganda a £4 million credit for buying equipment in Yugoslavia, according to a loint communique issued here at the end of a fiveday visit by Dr. Milton Obot«. the Ugandan Prime Minister. During his visit Dr. Obote had talks withReuter - 86 words
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Article, Illustration66 1965-07-12 2 The midget sub that brought Red spies A SOUTH Korean army patrol found this twoman midget submarine lying stuck on a mud flat in the Han River estuary. The craft is 15ft. long, 6ft. high and \w about two tons. It is believed to have b made in Japan duringUPI - 66 words
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Article108 1965-07-12 2 JAKARTA. Sunday. i'THE semi-official National Front Organisation "has I staged a street demonstration in Soerabayu m Ij.rotest against India's support of Malaysia's partiicipation in the second Afro-Asian conference at Algiers. i The official news agency Antara said yesterday that "about 100.Q00 people" marched to theAP - 108 words
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Article47 1965-07-12 2 JAKARTA. bull. K stives of Indoni parties left lur We* to conduct a "Mini offl i '.•tec. President Soft Tan lifted the ban on political ties in the iormor Dutch-hold tprntorv been banned there since Indonesia gained control of the area in 1963.47 words
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Advertisement29 1965-07-12 2 7 QANTAS VJETS AWEEK 10 LONDON All flights offer you stop overs in India, the Middle East and Europe en route. Qanta* in astocittion with Air India and BOAC.29 words
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Miscellaneous11 1965-07-12 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby C D °DO«ArO WON* »E COO*kT)11 words
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132 1965-07-12 3 Boy of 13 convicted of rape: Mercy is urged T< A >I PA (Florida). 1 Sun. A 13-year-old Nef ri boy, brought to trial over the objections of a civil rights group, was convicted yesterday of raping a wiiih' woman. An allwhite jury spared his life I lii- l.impa branch132 words
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Article82 1965-07-12 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Mr. :d Brooke, the London college lecturer detained here since April 25, will be tiicd in the Moscow Cltj Court on subversion charges, tt was announced yesterday. itement by the State Security Committee and the Procurator's Office said the 26-year-old Londoner was accused ofReuter - 82 words
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377 1965-07-12 3 U.S URGES TALKS ON WORLD'S MONETARY SYSTEM NCW YORK, Sun I^HE United States, through its Secretary of the Treasury, Air. Henry Fowler, last night called fora major international conference to "secure substantial improvements" of the world's monetary system. Mr. Fowler said in an address to the Virginia State Bar AssociationReuter - 377 words
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167 1965-07-12 3 BUENOS AIRES. Sunday. ■PHE "Martians of mirage" controversy flared up 1 again yesterday as new sightings of unidentified [lying objects were reported in South America A police corporal was reported yesterday as saying he and his whole family saw a Hat. blue-coloured167 words
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125 1965-07-12 3 61 -year-old strip girl Sally arrested by vice squad WASHINGTON. Sun. Fan dancer Sally Rand uas free on bund vrvt-rday following her arrest at i night club in Nebraska by the city's vice squad. Miss Rand is (il. She refused to say whetliT she removed all her clothing during theUPI - 125 words
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91 1965-07-12 3 MIAMI. Sun. Co of beer are being ■larked vi Santa Cl.ira :«nd facilities thcrp are bei itii? prepared to \vei< om. *****0 Cuban who will celebrate the CaNtro reeimc- principal holiday on July 26. Havana Ifcidto said 3.500 people vere converting thr L-.-.s VillasAP - 91 words
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Article30 1965-07-12 3 WARSAW. Sim. A W.^r^.l^^ court yesterday pa.-6Pa WDUnoM .ot from live to 10 ymta ;m»;..ii.d conttsc*- tlons of property. oi> 12 Poirs in- volved In meat racketrcrmc.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article130 1965-07-12 3 Home urges immediate elections HULL, 'England' Sui. The former Conservative Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas Home, yesterday asked the Labour Friine Minister Mr. Harold Wilson, to permit immediate new national elections 'for the good of the country." Sir Alec rejected Mi WtIMQ'J recent declaration that iho country did not wantAP - 130 words
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104 1965-07-12 3 LOS ANGEUEB, Sun Two brothers with m cigar-.sliapcd. four Hijrined car called "(ioldenrod" will attempt to break Donald CiniphellN land sprrd record for wheel-driven car>> on thr Ronnevillr Salt Flats tod;iy Bob Summers will drive, and brother Rill. M, will handlr inrchaniial problems. The104 words
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Article, Illustration153 1965-07-12 3 TWO TOP MEN IN JOHNSON GOVT RESIGN JOHNSON CITY J (Texas). Sun.—President Johnson yesterday accepted the resignations of two leading members of his administration Mr. Carl Rowan, as director of the U.S. Information Agency, and Mr. Eugene Zuckert as Sectetary of the Air Force. The resignations were announced here whereReuter - 153 words
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Article61 1965-07-12 3 W,.bHINGTON aim. Plan* wen ..unowned here lor bundling rockets from Northern Canaan '.a ,ii xUilude ol 100 mile.s to trap somo oi the du&t. Darticl?s drifting in space. Each of live rockets will carry a dPVicr r;.: nm Flvirap. -o mimed became It wa^> initially lor UirAP - 61 words
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Article199 1965-07-12 3 Three killed by vampire bats JU J U V (Argentina). Sun. Vampires, the uncanny blood-sucking bats of Northern Argentina, have proved that* they deserve their bad, reputation. At least three people, includin< two children, died in a fortnight as a result of be- ing bitten by the bate. The provincialReuter - 199 words
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Article23 1965-07-12 3 WASHINGTON BUD Ml \r rell Harnmar. I Johnson 'a rovint; amba.ss.idov due n Moscow tomorrow for a weeks hoi :day.— RouterReuter - 23 words
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155 1965-07-12 4 'Shopping' ballet by BEA children SINGAPORE. Sun. The children of the dancing classes of the British European Association in Singapore will stage a ballet called "Going shopping" at the Cultural Centre on July 16 and 17. Proceeds of the concert will go to the Singapore Association for the Deaf. The155 words
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90 1965-07-12 4 Charity display by four leading artists SINGAPORE, Sun. Four leading Singapore artists will hold a joint exhibition of their works at the Victoria Memorial Hall next week In aid of the St Andrew's Mission Hospital. rhev are: Messrs Chen Wen Hsl, eonc Soo Pieng. Llm Nang Ser.g vi d Seah90 words
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Article113 1965-07-12 4 CALL TO S'PORE MUSLIMS SINGAPORE. Sun. The State Advocate-General. Hajl Ahmad bin Mohammed Ibrahim, today called on Muslims In the State to uphold and practice the precepts of the Holy Koran. He was addressing a large gathering of Muslims at the Singapore Badminton Hall this afternoon to observe the Birthday113 words
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Article24 1965-07-12 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Inche Abdul Wahab has been elected chairman of the Power Stations Workers' Branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees.24 words
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303 1965-07-12 4 Council probe commission to resume on July 28 SEREMBAN, Sun THE Commission of Inquiry set up by the Negri Sembilan Government to inquire into the alleged mal administration and malpractices of the Seremban Town Council will resume sitting on July 28. This was disclosed by the Secretary of the Commission303 words
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168 1965-07-12 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Ruth Sherman Gallery In New York has described as "very successful" its recent exhibition of the paintings and works of Singapore artist. Goh Beng Kwan. In a letter to the Straits Times, the gallery's proprietor Ruth Bherman, said that although Goh168 words
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Article, Illustration239 1965-07-12 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak, today told 2.500 members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade to L>e always ready to -jcrve the Malaysian public during this time of national crisis. Speaking at the brigade's annual inspection held at the Jalan239 words
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Advertisement283 1965-07-12 4 Y't Men's Club ot Singapore nnAllinn (Bet. Chapter) pre>entl Y|7 iIkI NAkI A Charily Premiere in aid of \T UltUllnlUl The Spaitic Children's Ann. of Spore (S.ncapord !on Wednesday. 21st July at 8.45 p.m. T <6l UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONACE OF H.E. THE YANC DI-PERTUAN NECARA. TUN YUSOF BIN ISHAK283 words
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Miscellaneous425 1965-07-12 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'I'llH. toliooinK today* nchedule of the civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Slnicapore: ARRIVALS: That Inttrnational Krom Jakarta (TO 404) 9 a.m. Pan-Amariean: Krom Sao Francisco, Los Angeles, Honolulu. Manila. 8al«coo (PA S4l). 12.50 p.m.: from Jakarta (PA M2> S.2S p.m. B 0 AC:425 words
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261 1965-07-12 5 TAXAH RATA, Sunday. y ISITORS to this holiday resort in the Cameron Highlands, which is being developed into a major tourist attraction, are being asked to moderate their exuberence and avoid practices that amount to vandalism or pilfering. Complaints have brrn made,261 words
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80 1965-07-12 5 KUALA I.LMPI'R Sun. An Indian artist. Mr. Dihp Kumar Da-xgupta. 51. will hold a fiveday ;<rt exhibition at the British Council Centre here from TiiesThe exhibition will br opened by the Indian High Commissioner. Mr. M. K. Kidwai, at 5.30 p.m Mr. Dasguptu.80 words
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188 1965-07-12 5 Federal revenue in Singapore goes up by $12 m. OTNGAPORE. Sun. Federal re v c nue collected in Singapore for the first six months of this year, is $12.4 million more than the same period last year. The total Federal revenue collected from January to June this year wa.s $70188 words
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201 1965-07-12 5 Our envoys housing problems in India, Pakistan I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Government is paying "very high rents' for "unsuitable" buildings in New Delhi and Karachi for housing its envoys and their staff. "Our High Commissioner in India and Ambassador to Pakistan are occupvine buildings in residential areas which are201 words
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275 1965-07-12 5 PENANG, Sunday j SUPPLIES of tm concentrates to the Eastern Smelting Co. decreased during the past year, mainly because of the loss of the Indonesian source as a result of confrontation, Mr. D. R. Mitchell, chairman of the board of directors, said in his275 words
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Article29 1965-07-12 5 BITIAWAN, Bun. A team cos shooiers Horn the Veteriniiry CVpartment 6c.-'. roved 144 slrav and unlicensed docs in the Dindinns district during the oast lour dm29 words
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Article122 1965-07-12 5 ptVXM .sun Thr Kan p««g Makam L'mno branc'i List night rrsolvrd to ask the Government to pravide free education for students attending Malay secondary schools. The branch's annual meeting also resolved to .isk the Government to waive Lower Certificate of Kducation examination entrance fees for122 words
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Miscellaneous8 1965-07-12 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl (y^^miunjgj C-IQJ Smiling8 words
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Article, Illustration220 1965-07-12 6 Alliance merger chances good: Stephens KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Federal Minister of Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens, said here today that "the chances of a merger of all partie* in the Sabah Alliance are good." Speaking to reporters at the airport after a five-day visit to Sabah.220 words
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Article48 1965-07-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A talPiuime show In n.d of the N»itlooml Monuniept Fund and P;tino:ic fund will be held at Bt-di'.nn Ntvara .v 7.30 p.m. next Sunday. i :h- show is organised by the I Selangor National Monument •nd Pa'.rio :r Punda C( mmiHw.48 words
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90 1965-07-12 6 ALL RACES HAPPY IN TRENGGANU: SULTAN 1/ U A L A TRENGGANU. Sun. The Sultan of Trengganu today said he was happy that his multiracial subjects had continued to live together in a spirit of mutual goodwill and understanding. The Sultan said this when speaking to about 2.000 people attending90 words
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275 1965-07-12 6 r I -I KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. I- _J I A TRADE Union Research and Service Unit was opened here today to give free advice to unions on administrative, economic and legal matters. The unit is sponsored by a number of trade union275 words
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120 1965-07-12 6 Why Raub tiger didn't eat its buffalo RAl'B. Sun. A full grown tiger is at large in the outskirts of Raub. It is believed that the same beast tarried aw.iv a buffalo two d.o from Kampong Durian. 18 miles from here. A game ranger who wont to investicate found pun120 words
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Article52 1965-07-12 6 PENANG. Sun. Four sections of the Vigilante Corps will be formed in the mukim of Jelutong next veek. Ea.-t, and west Jelu'-ong will have two sections, each. They are being formed m the reque-' of the mukim residents Inche Ismail bin Idns. MP. igr Penang Selatan.52 words
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Article58 1965-07-12 6 PARIT BUNTAR, Sun. The Assistant Collector 01 Land Revenue. Krian, Inche Mohamed Sharant bin Haji Mohamed Zainuddin. h<u> been elected chairman of the Krian Government mts Co-operative ThriH and Loan Society with Inche Mohamed Yahay.i bin Yussuf as vicechairman. Syed Shuib bin Sved Abdul Rahman as secretary and58 words
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Article47 1965-07-12 6 LONDON. Sun.— A British firm here said yesterday it will sell 58 fire appliances worth £193.580 to Malaysia. The export order for supplying the appliances to I lit .Ministry of Dffcif f «.in received l)> HCB-Ancua Ltd.. makrrs of (ircfißhting equipment. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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227 1965-07-12 6 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. m Telephone* facilities at the international airport horo have been described as a "disgrace to the Federal capital When It comes to geti call through, either of tho two phone.s there exasperate anyone. More than 15 people rom- to the S':227 words
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Article27 1965-07-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun—Broadcasting time of the It a service of Suara Malaysia his Ix^n extended by an hour every Sunday morning from 8.30 a.m or27 words
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Advertisement310 1965-07-12 6 Introducing Kanebo Nylon The Last Word in Outer Wear for Women A majestic combination of superb taste and long-lasting wearability, this new wonder fabric represents a remarkable improvement over all other nylons. The followS in S outstanding features make it I m especially suitable for outer wear: Im/T'"* That Silky310 words
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Miscellaneous168 1965-07-12 6 An+~ **»p R v V. T. Unwniin MYGOCTNEBS ALLEY THIS IS AOH I GUESsI ,A I BUT CM PINIKTV PiPtMT rT AIX YEW. THA'S RIGHT, KOO2UH.. *>\ WOJPERFULI I NEVER WEARP JIT A BH" _f( AN' ME'S BEEN START BY YOU TH" POOR CRTTTFR W*S J *«C-\ O»= ANYBODY HAVING168 words
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Article, Illustration315 1965-07-12 7 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The m-iifi a tary of the National Union of Teachers. Mr. John Gurusamy. today suggested that a political fund be set up to put up teachers as candidates in the next parliamentary elections. "Now that Urn Malaysian Unions Congre.x.s315 words
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95 1965-07-12 7 SINGAPORE Suji Prnre*Nor Albert G. Pickcrell. director ot information at the University d California, will uivp a tour public lectures on In.nd" Society' under the auspices ol the department of extra-mural s;udie.v UnJva Singapore, beginning July 19 »t the LSIS theatre'.te. Hill Street, •it95 words
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163 1965-07-12 7 KIT LAYBOURNE: Kuala Lumpur - KIT LAYBOURNE: Kuala Lumpur. by Sunday ITACH morning for five hours an American student here reads, writes and speaks Mandarin. William O Holrombe. son of a USIS official. is just completing a nine-month course at the Malay Police Officers" Chinese Dialect School, which163 words
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159 1965-07-12 7 KU A L A LUMPUR. Sun. Many a Government storekeeper in the country who takes pride In his work is annoyed at the national language translation of their designation by some Government departments. Official notice ol this concern by storekeepers159 words
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Article187 1965-07-12 7 SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE primary production department in thei Ministry of National Development is organising a big agricultural show at Kallang Park from i ept. 19 to 26. About 150 stalls depicting the lives of local farmers and their achievements are expected to go up for187 words
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118 1965-07-12 7 Work to start soon on Penang Hill mosque PENANG. Sun The $100,000 mosque to be built on Penang Hill. 2.6.50 ft above sea level, wll! .-land on "an ideal site covering an area of 19.000 square iw." Inche Ayob bin Saud. a surveyor .said today. Local Muslim leaders inspected the118 words
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Article225 1965-07-12 7 LL'\l A LUMPUR. Sun.— Pwo mldwives unions with a total membership of more than 1.600 have mersed to serve the in■>t the midwives ef- i fectively under one ban- i ncr the Un: Mldwives in Government i MidtJnlon Tin name of 'hi- enmbini'ri union Is225 words
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206 1965-07-12 7 'Go into rural areas' call by Chief Education Officer Xl A L A LI MPIR, Sun. The Selangor Chief Education Officer. Mr. R. Vivekanandan. toda y called on teachers to teach in rural schools and thus help bridge the economic gap between the urban and rural areas. He said thit206 words
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204 1965-07-12 7 OENANG, Sun. The installation of a reference library for tnc newiy-DUlit Technical Institute at Batu Lancnang Lane will be the Penang Rotary CIUD'B projeci (or tno year. i\n\ George vv. Stone, the president, announced at his installation at the E ana O Hotel here204 words
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Article38 1965-07-12 7 TANGKAK. Sun The mass X-ray mobile unit will carry out fiep X-rays al the District Hospital here for threr day> Irom tomorrow Those who wish to be X-rayed should called at the hospital dunnc office hours.38 words
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Advertisement283 1965-07-12 7 Don't laugh. But you should I see the things people do I with Handy Angle I At first, w* w«r« a littl* startled at some of th« things our customers wanted to build wtth Handy Angl«. I Now w« re used to it. Mezzanine floors tor instance. And Multi-floor storage283 words
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Article55 1965-07-12 8 B| Wmm 5/5 t*l, mtm*m\ FAMILY OF LATE Ml M f I'" mmh ih.ink Irlllß rei^tiren for kind rter.il.ir. <■' OB«Ol«0««. a*at»taa>re rend< r<yi .n rxnn karaai**TMI FAMILY Or •tf Mr J.irw ,nr daaattta*. **re»!li* "i mil*. i<*egr.im^ letters BBCwS, ktßd a»«itt.iD<e« and Ie »uner»l of the iMte Mr55 words
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Obituary23 1965-07-12 8 W*r4> US I Minimum i IN EVER AFFECTIONATE memor* i>< Madam fJlory I^>« «ho die! two T«r. to<l:iT S^rily mlewd hit23 words
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Article81 1965-07-12 8 Wmr4t SIS r*Hmtm K m> ■ONCAFE BONCAFE .ONCAFE TKere a world of enJOTtr.'i- r IM n.« s« IM Ornnan and Hutu hlend* «.f Boncafe AOELPHI HOTEL luwng* afternnoo ten witb Krench pattrie* Cla»fical Mntif wWI l-hlln. at the piano p m. HANDMADE. PURE WOOL. P*rrn.iiiently mothpro->i*<l c«rpet» mad* TO81 words
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7 1965-07-12 8 The Straits Times Monday, July 12, 1965.7 words
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Article643 1965-07-12 8 It' U Thant's call for an end to the fighting in Vietnam and the reconvening of the Geneva conference hois unheeded, then for the rest of tin- year talk of peace in Vietnam will bo wasted words. The curious expedition by Mr. Harold Devies, a Junior643 words
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Article355 1965-07-12 8 The voters of Hong Lim constituency hava endorsed th.- People's Action Party j rejecting PA. P. eanrii- daftea on two previous oecas- lot s. Mr. K. C. Lee received the support of fill per c«»nt of ih<> electorate to defeat his Barman Baatattl opponent by just over 2.000355 words
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Article216 1965-07-12 8 The passage of the Voting Rights Bill through the House of Representatives is a victory, j not only for the Southern I Negroes whose political voice I will be greatly amplified thereby, but for the whole of j progressive America. When President Johnson signs the Bill into law,216 words
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Article217 1965-07-12 8 '(■"he Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. has directed me to draw your attention to a report I' 1 the Straits Times of July 10 headed "Not a dollar from Spore lor Sabah, :>ay* Tan". This report pertain.- to a TV Malaysia forum Interview with217 words
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Article177 1965-07-12 8 I WOULD like to refer to the letter from the Prime Minister of Singapore Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. <ST July 3i. Mr. Lee in his letter stated that the Mentri Besar. Johore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos In his address in the Legislative Assembly177 words
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Article48 1965-07-12 8 A NEW community centre opened in the 6i Miles Thomson Road area a few weeks ago. does not open In the nichi. Only those small kids will appreciate It. What about adults who work In the day and are free- only In the nUht?. WORKER Singapore48 words
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Article465 1965-07-12 8 YUNUS MARIS M. A - Learning Malay— 106 YUNUS MARIS M.A. by University of Malaya VOCABULARY Sebab in i cause, reason nwnyebabkan <v> to cause, kerana iconj., adv. i because, on account of. INTERROGATION <contd > cc (2) The use of SPECIAL WORDS or PHRASfcS. These are APA "what" SIAPA "who. whom, whose". BKKAPA "how465 words
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Article, Illustration930 1965-07-12 8 Chalmers Roberts - The remaking of nations in Russia's Asian colonies Chalmers Roberts by who recently completed an extensive tour of the Soviet Union Moscow's will imposed on the faraway corners of the USSR a new colonialism with side benefits THE inscription on Tamerlane s tomb in Samarkand reads: "When I return, the930 words
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Advertisement787 1965-07-12 8 Straits Tiam k Malay Mail C*x*lfl*rf *dv*rtlierr<*nt« may k* hand** t» COLD ITOHACI lUWV MARKET Orcnara Road *.M*ptl"Ki*t n«.») COLO STORAGI SKANCMtS At Holland *o*d Ka«»ng Naval Bat* Authorl<*4 *«.«>• CITY BOOK STORI LTt) wmch«*t*r houii u»nr <X*y TMI NCWS FRONT MeaatfStß'a S<p*rn<*rk*ct M. M ISMAIL J Admiralty ttn*d. PwMMI787 words
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Advertisement43 1965-07-12 8 SOLID AS A ROCK OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN. LTD. Mm LARGEST and STRONGEST locally incorporated bank. AUTHORISED CAPITAL: $100,000,000.00 ISSUED FULLY PAID: $30,000,000.00 GENERAL RESERVE $33,000,000 00 TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEED: $505,000,000 00 FOR SUPREME SAFETY SAVE WITH 0.C.8.C. ■RANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA SOUTH EAST ASIA43 words
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Advertisement85 1965-07-12 8 HourROLEX/s^.BMVBWJB ■*■■■£■■■■■>. is/}*, Bl fft Every Rolex owner has this guarantee: When you send your Rolex in for routine oiling or a general overhaul, you are assured that your watch is in the hands of expert technicians who are aided by the most modern scientific instruments in watch repairing and85 words
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230 1965-07-12 9 Khir quotes Kennedy in his appeal to workers Xl \I. A I.r.MPI-R. Sun— The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today quoted from a speech by the late President Kennedy when he appealed to the workers of the nation to "ask not what your government can do for you,230 words
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134 1965-07-12 9 MUAR. Son.— The Johore branch of the National Union of Teachers has called for the immediate recognition of Indian Uni- \<rsltv decrees by the Gov- ernment as the first .step '<" alleviate the acute shortage of graduate teachers. This was one of the134 words
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191 1965-07-12 9 PLEDGE BY MINISTER TO CONSIDER AMENDMENTS KUALA TRENGGANU. Sunday r pHK Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam, today said that the Central Government will not withdraw the restrictions imposed on trade unions under the Emergency Regulations. The Minister, However, reiterated that the191 words
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Article47 1965-07-12 9 IPOH. sun. Ten non-Malay» are among the 50 competitors who will take par; in a Malay shorthand competition to be held at the Kint.i School ot Commerce here, sponsored by the Malay Shorthand Association, nex: Saturday as part of the National 1 Lunnuiige Month campaign.47 words
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Article28 1965-07-12 9 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Society St Vincent de Paul will hold .t* f«6tiv»l meeting and annual dinner 1 next Sunday at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce auditorium.28 words
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198 1965-07-12 9 'Don't talk in coffee shops' advice to union l/UANTAN, Sun. The president of the Town Council here, Mr. Lim Chin Hui, today advised members of the Kuantan branch of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employees to discuss their problems with him instead of taking them to the coffee198 words
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Article39 1965-07-12 9 PENANG. Sun. The Penang Island Rural District Council will hold a special meeting on Friday at the conference room. Bangunnn Tu;mku Syed Putra. to elect chairmen and members of the council's various committees for the yaar 1965-1966.39 words
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Article, Illustration352 1965-07-12 9 RODERICK PESTANA - RODERICK PESTANA By gINGAPORE, Sun. Eighteen-year-old Linda Lim, who will be Malaysia's representative at the Miss International beauty contest next month at Long Beach, California, today revealed that she had already turned down two Hollywood film contracts ottered to her even before352 words
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Article44 1965-07-12 9 BrNO AFORE. Sun A bank employee Via Jam Chew Chwe* Neo. who owed a watchman 52.748 on a judgment debt, has been declared a bankrupt Mr Justice Ambrose granted the petition of Samiruuh Rai. the watchman, for receiving and atijudicat.on orders.44 words
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Article58 1965-07-12 9 IPOH. Sun —A motor mechanic Wong Yee Soo. 48. wa» fined $100 by magistrate's court here for making a false declaration to the Registrar of Citizens in order to get a Federal citizenship certifica'e Wong, who pleaded guilty, was alleged to have committed the offence at58 words
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Article22 1965-07-12 9 KANOAR. Sun. The Kaum Ibu fnd youth «ctlons of Perils Utara L'mno div.sion will hold their Inaugural meetings on Thursday.22 words
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Article54 1965-07-12 9 SINGAPORI- Bu of Chinese Ar::^u> onr olde^i art soi -msapur* celebrated its 30th ai. I last night with a variety concert at the Cultural Centre. The society Is also organising special exhibition of woi t members at the Victoria Halt on Aue. 20. 21 and 22 to54 words
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Article47 1965-07-12 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Su: John B. Amarasin(?rie > elected chairman of thi branch of the National Union of I Teachers. I Others elected «ere: V;ce-chaiT- man Mr. P. K. Singh: sccrerarT. Mr. T. Bal;isubramar.;am; a.<Mst» jant secretary. Mr. Nurlnder Sn«d: 'and treasurer. Mr. Eu Ah Choo.47 words
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346 1965-07-12 9 SENU: THIS CHALLENGE BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY 'We are not communal, we want peace and harmony' KOTA BHARU, Sun THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said last night that the utterances of Singapore leaders had to be taken seriously. Addressing Umno member.', here. Inche Senu said346 words
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Advertisement77 1965-07-12 9 JAMES 1 M I1;1'^| ASEA INDUCTION MOTORS The progress mode since it was established in 1883. has made ASEA one of Sweden s largest industrial concerns. Outstanding in the world of electric machinery. ASEA"s manufacturing programme includes standard threephase squirrel cage and slip-ring motors for a variety of voltages and77 words
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Advertisement221 1965-07-12 9 DON'T S3 GAMBLE WITH YOUR HARD-EARNED MONEY INVEST WISELY PAN MALAYAN FINANCE offers security with good returns on DEPOSITS. Invest in a DEPOSIT ACCOUNT with PANT MALAYAN FINANCE to-day and be sure of a safe and steady return. 6% on six month's notice of withdrawal. 4J% on Family Deposit Accounts.221 words
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Miscellaneous734 1965-07-12 9 RADIO MALAYSIA (Malaya) National Short Have Srr- i 530 Warta Bcr'.ta Dalam B»--rirr: 41 and 60.2 metrrw hasa Ktbanpfaan. 540 Monday Medium Wave Service: 319 MuMCblc; 6.00 Renglcu.siin Ranmetres. ohangan; 6.03 Peraduan A.M 6.00 Prirg. Summary; Bahath; 6.30 Tanda Waktu 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 dan Warta Benta. 6.40 Ber.u Warta734 words
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Miscellaneous94 1965-07-12 9 The Tides TODAY: Sedlll Kechll 10 10 a.m. (7.4 ft) 7.33 p.m. («.3fti: Singapore 11.06 am (7 Oft) 947 p.m. (8.1 ft); Port Dlckson 5.37 am. (7.lft) 614 p.m. <B.2fti: Port Swettenham 508 am <U.3ft> 511 p.m. il2.2ftc PenanK 11 54 a.m. (7 7fti. TOMORROW: Sedil! Kerhtl 10.45 a.m <94 words
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Article, Illustration386 1965-07-12 10 New Soviet history lauds Stalin, downgrades Nikita MOSCOW, Sunday. NEW Soviet history book has praised Josef Stalin's role in the battle of Stalingrad and played down the part played by Xikita Khrushchev. Western ooservers said the book and a review of it in the official Government newspaper Izvestia— was part386 words
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173 1965-07-12 10 CANTOS. Sun.— Two women reported yesterday the failure of their mission to find "mail order" brides in Japan for Japanese immigrant labourers in Brazil. The women. Mrs. Saka Jisaka and Mrs. Ylmika Hlklra. said girls In Japan were enjoying a higher173 words
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156 1965-07-12 10 The 12 university 'Apostles' and their love club I H A NNBSBUEG, Sun. A freelove club formed by jjirls known as "The 12 Apostles" caused a scandal at the Afrikaans Iniversity of Stellenbosch. near Capetown, last year, it was reported today. Thr Sunday Tlaca wM the "li Apostles hud lo\r156 words
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189 1965-07-12 10 Russians, Chinese clash at Peace Council meeting OELSINKI. Sun. The 11 first session of the World Peace Council's congress here broke up in stormy scenes yesterday after an angry clash between Soviet and Chinese supporters over conference procedure. Delegates shouted down a Chinese-backed Albanian delegate who claimed that the congressReuter - 189 words
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Article81 1965-07-12 10 DARWIN, Sun— The Royal Australian Air Force has solved for good the housing problem of its airfield construction squadron. The Minister for Air, Mr. Peter Howson. announced a plan to provide the squadron with a portable "township" to house 114 airmen and their families which will travel81 words
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Advertisement214 1965-07-12 10 j_gtj PANGERj ■I Rice every day and not enough variety of meat, dJKJafI .1 fish and vegetables can make you ill. lv VYKMIN HELPS KEEP YOU HEALTHY. It balances your diet gives you 8 essential ABCDE mm \-itamins and 4 minerals your body needs. And > N gk Jl your214 words
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Advertisement223 1965-07-12 10 RENT OR ■EljflM REDIFFUSION NCIAI REDUCED kff CHARGES RFNTAI N0 lIQ NO Down PAYME^^r 25 MONTHS TO PAY LOW NET CASH PRICES TOP (.MUTT TV FROM ENGLAND lISTALLEI ft MAHfTAItCO IT REDIFFUSION I CALL US TODAY FU lY L I^Ng 1 82 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore Tel. 2501 1 149 Joo223 words
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Miscellaneous321 1965-07-12 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Its manliest who* clumsy 1. Surpn&e parts of the East „2" the rivpr 4 5) sink into obscurity (4. 1. 4. might try It <5» 4i '7. Player featured in the 9. Affairs appear dull to ti>« "Herald Tribune? (8. s>. rest. poEsiblv (7) 8321 words
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Article236 1965-07-12 11 The Malayan Campaign SPOTLIGHT ON SINGAPORE. By Denis KusstllRoberts. (Times Press and Gibbs and Phillips •;os) By WALTER WARWICK THE Japanese campaign In Malaysia has been fought too many times In too many books for anything new to emerge even In the recollections of a professional236 words
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109 1965-07-12 11 WILD FLOWERS OF SABAH AND SARAWAK of the Borneo I Literature Bureau's Publications is a 50-paxe book on the Wild Flowers of Sabah and Sarawak. It is easy and clear reading for the child of primary or junior secondary school age. a surprising total of information, much of it entertaining.109 words
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Article1034 1965-07-12 11 \ u25a022il - A review of Communist economy ■22il THE COMMUNIST ECONOMIC CHALLENGE. By David Ingram. (Allen and Unwin. 305.) ■2 WHEN Khrushchev promised, in a memorable phrase to bury the Americans, the l)oast thai Communist economy would overtake decadent capitalism in a decade was not altogether implausible. The Russians might seem to1,034 words
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Article93 1965-07-12 11 THE ETHICAL APPROACH TO PROBLEMS ALLEN and Unwin have added to their niMTsity Books series Max Weber's The Protestant Ethic", first published over forty years ago. of which there have been no fewer than six Impressions since the war. This study of the relationship between the ethics of Protestant Churches93 words
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Advertisement300 1965-07-12 11 o bougnz man any other make! g^o A Carrier Air Con- I dltlonar Increases the velueof yourhousebe- l ßMHMa^iM^MMillllM aides giving you peaca I^9 and luxurious comfort. c^^S Rust, mould and mildew liill will also be quickly checked. Don't let mould spoil your house and clothes. Install a T° JliL300 words
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Advertisement260 1965-07-12 11 *^Q BC? *<wljL a»3*\ Jaw 1 WATER HLTER/STERIUZER Delicious, safe drinking water purified at the actual point of use. Guaranteed to produce instantaneously potable water as British or American Standards i/i^&w^fa^' ONLY unit carrying this Seal,^—"-— *i[ will be backed by Manufacturers Warranty. Service After-Sale and Genuine Spares Sole Malaysian260 words
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Advertisement509 1965-07-12 12 (on tinned In Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT li Word* it (Mlm.)— Box it rf< "Ire INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHER! nave a varanry lor a Prodi; a«er In Kuala Lumpur or Sirmniiore The successful applicant will recrive a salary of p.m. He will bs responsible for designing and seeing tbroucb the press alout509 words
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Advertisement825 1965-07-12 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT rrfj (Mim.)-Box S» rlt EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW UNFURNISHEB. 4 bedrooms separate lounge > rlinini: room. Servant's quarters, carporch. Ring (S pom 68<i6% morning. IST AUGUST fully furnished two bedroom flat bath rooms attached, two refrlKerators. 6 mile Paalr Panjang Road. Teiepbooe Spore 2801 extension 2314. FULLY FURNISHED SEASIDE Flat.825 words
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Advertisement795 1965-07-12 12 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE ISWord* If (Mlm.)— Box >• rl, SENNBTT ESTATE W*JD maintained 1963 C-'torey Terrace House 3 Bedrooms 'J Bathrooms. Sen-ants room. Storeroom, completely furnished. Telephone. Apply Box A 4773 ST. K pore. DISTRICT 10 BISHOPSGATE Immedlatp vacant possession area 92.717 aaj.fl. Offers Invited for this Ideal development795 words
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Advertisement913 1965-07-12 12 FURNITURE li Word* St (Mt».)—mox tt et*. txtr,, BEST OESIGNED Quality Cans I Furniture. Le« WaJh, 9. CavenagD Road, B'pore I'OSOO. FOR HIRE li Word* tt I Mlm.)— Box tt tt*. txttu FURNITURE FOR HIM at Reaaoaable Rates. Sin Gee Seng 81, Rocbor* Canal Road. Singapore Tel: *****/ *****. >913 words
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Advertisement969 1965-07-12 12 VEHICLES WANTED IS Word* eMm i» rt, txtrm VI SPA OR LAMBRKTTA only one owner perferably. Ring Military 2801 I Ext. 3323 or 3342 (Spore). SICONOMAND CARS WANTIO. Car n-anted. old. small. Good running condition. 1300 Box A4T99 8.T.. Spore. FOR SALE M Word* ~t l Mm. i— Box ill969 words
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Advertisement754 1965-07-12 12 LADIES HAIRDRESSING IS Word* St (Mim.)-Box r«j. »J' FARIUA MAIION MARCBLLt H /stylist Manicure and racial Mauo jp Expert. Appointment U-C Batter> Itoaa. 8- pore, Tel: W27«v. WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) IS Word* tt (Min.)-Box S» rt* rxlr. JOMORfi HOTIL G,ns/coincs« ruua Aircond rlooms Pnone J3VS NEW STRAITS VlfW r*ul«l.754 words
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Advertisement627 1965-07-12 12 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE CO-OPERATIVES, MALAYSIA TENDER NOTICE Tender* will be received at the office vi Setia Usaha Te'.ap, Kementeiiau Pertanlan dan Sharlkat Kerjasama, Jalan Swettenham Kuala Lumpur up to noon of 10th August. 19o'j for the sale of old tractors, motor vehicle*, agricultural implement*, machinery, etc. 2. Particulars of the627 words
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Advertisement479 1965-07-12 12 TENDER NOTICE Tf-ndcrs lor Urn supply of Multichannel Voice Frequency Telrgiaph quantity m\ termln«l» each ol 24 Channels, will be received at the olfire of the Dt rector General of Telecoms. Telecomi Headquarter-; Kuala Lumpur not later than 12 noon. 23rd Auirust. 1965. Tender specifications may t» i obtained from479 words
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Advertisement1248 1965-07-12 13 10 LIVERPOOL 1 WESI COAST 0.-i Out s'Dor* sailt S'ntwi i*tna«* ASPHALION livercool. G'asfow li PI Jily 11 PELEUS Liverpool. Glatfow 6d. 1$ Jlly 14 Jll) IS MEMNON uverc 01. GlastOW by i> >■•> i. My 21/21 M MELAMPUS lenoes L'pool, Oao. A a<Mtk Jily 2} JUy 21 lily 27/11,248 words
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Advertisement1255 1965-07-12 13 -----------------.------------i CAP T//£LW\3£//V£S THI i A-r al t..j ci-n i..L E'PRESS SAIUNCS 10 NEAR EASI CONIINENI ANO SCAHIIHAVIA. i pori f>. Slam r-enanp Ajn bt*_ Htvra H'ftuil K'Oaa aaw Ctaa KINA I) Jlly 11/21 tall 22/24 21/1* Am II 14 Aaj 27 Att 2 4 BEIRA k) Jlly 31/ 11,255 words
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Advertisement1168 1965-07-12 13 1 Benuline I H'RiSS SERVICE 10 IONOON, UVERPOtL t CONIINENIAL PORIS BENREOCH far London Aag l S.ng, Du p. stM. k £\l Cli.umay Jily 11/14 Jily 15 U M orougi Aig n i Far ii«frpo« Aag II 1 BENHIAMT ftw »m Rotttrdta Stpt 1 Smgapwrt P. S'naa fttang Antwerp Stpt1,168 words
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Advertisement1197 1965-07-12 13 1 k^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. I^lM U.K./Continent Singipurt P. S !•■>■» PetMa CITY Of WELLINGTON i'dot!. H'burg. R'dam. Havrt. Hull, M'bro. la'haa 21 21 Jan m 21 My CITY OF NEWCASTLE L doa. H'burg, R'9am. Havrt. Hull, MidJicsbrougn li 27 Aag Jl km CITT OF SLASSIW Ltnjoo. Hamouig.1,197 words
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Article1111 1965-07-12 15 THE table of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange snow* last business to Jnly 3. lAt and last business since that date (Bl with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business (or 1964 and this yew to date. H. L A i. U.aJ Alex Brikci i:>.so1,111 words
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Article97 1965-07-12 15 -T/HE Commerce and Industry Department In Hong Kong estimated June Imports, at HK»7i;< million, had dropped by about $56 million compared with the correaponding month last year. Provisional figures for domestic exports and re-exports, at about $387 million and $121 million respectively, showed Increases of some97 words
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Article87 1965-07-12 15 'TWERE was practically no favourable eCect on the Tokyo Stock Exchanged trading Thursday by the Bank of Japan s plan to shortly lower its deposit reserve rate. Theoretically, this measure i.s expected to provide commercial bank.-, and other banking organs with increased operational means and thus87 words
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Article114 1965-07-12 15 New supplies of natural rubber in the U.K. in April declined to 16.469 long tons Irom 17.343 In March, but were above the 13,9^8 long tons registered lor April 1964. according to statistics Issued by the International Rubber Study Group bulletin. Consumption of natural rubber Increased to 16,700114 words
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Article38 1965-07-12 15 ON th» trt. ucnann market tn Hnni Konn on Saturday, tho US. d.Mar wae quoted at S.T6| for T.T. and (.TN for eith. •ttriing wa» quoted at 18 03 im •nt tad «r gald at 2SP«38 words
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Article40 1965-07-12 15 Industrials: Tins: S rubber*: July 5. 67.57 83.96 103.08 July «> July 7. 66.61 66.18 84.11 84.12 103.08 ***** July 8. MM 82.49 102.78 July 9. 66?" 83.03 102.78 July Dec. 30. 1863 Dec. 2S». 1962 100. 100.40 words
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Article71 1965-07-12 15 Current Date of payment pu> merit Wt B.irks 60 cts July 30 Strait* Time* M Aug. 6 (increased capital) Mem Tin 7J%t Aug. 12 Rantaa Tin 50 cts July 30 Taipinc 50 Cts* Aug. 6 Bedford Plant 6% Aug. 5 Kampong Kuantan V" o Auk. 21 Malakoff 4|d.71 words
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Advertisement1131 1965-07-12 15 I* VI 7 "H— »^AWASAAKI KISEN^ILMSHA.LTIX^ j Bast Canada and O.S.A. Oraut Ukea Barvtaa rl'kong lukonama Muotita atiuaia utt'oil Clticago -Flenta Mart" 21/24 Jel) Ila 4 Satl Iteat U Sail 11 Satl "Hetttaiat Man" 22/24 Am tttsT I Itt I otl II let II M Warn Coast ot Central/Soutb America1,131 words
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Advertisement1038 1965-07-12 15 lE°lorientI LINE s} INEXPENSIVE TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE s.s. "ORSOVA' (29,000 tons fully airconditioned stabilised) Departing SINGAPORE 23rd July 1965 Arriving LONDON 13th Aug 1965 via BOMBAY, ADEN, PORT SAID, NAPLES BARCELONA. Apply to your Travel Agent, or to:ISLAY KERR A CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) LTD., KUALA LUMPUR.1,038 words
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Advertisement659 1965-07-12 15 LLOYD TRIESTINO ROUND TRIP TO m.v. VICTORIA Sailing from Singapore 14th Aug. 1965 m.v. ASIA Sailing from Singopore 1 8th Sept. 1965 INTERCHANGE AIR FACILITIES AVAILABLE For further details apply to your Travel Agents or HARPER, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. Spore K. Lumpur Ipoh Penonq ***** ***** 2621 ***** w^^ Southern659 words
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Advertisement103 1965-07-12 15 PENANG SPORE P"SHAM (TA/ETD ETA/ETO ETA/ETO FROM CALCUTTA, CHALNA t, CHITTA6ONC MuV. "VISMVA Vl*- for Framontla. Adeloida Portland, Melbourne Syonay July 13/14 CMIEI- AGENTS: K.L. SUB AGENTS: PENANG SUB. A GEN TV ft jumoMioy SaiM Lt«, Üboidull. 4 Co.. R. Jumabhoy ft Som (M) UA, SINGAPORE Tal: 704)74/7 X.L Tel:103 words
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1928 1965-07-12 16 From Our Market Correspondent TRADING on the Stock Exchange last week which was shortened by the Saturday holiday was at a low ebb and the turnover fell as the week progressed. There was, however, a slightly better sentiment in tins and industrials when1,928 words
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Article453 1965-07-12 16 Tin price down $5.87½ rE tin price followed an erratic trend in the holiday shortened week but ended with a rally of $4.25 to $709.37 i in Penang on Friday. This represented a net loss on balance en the week of $5.87 J. The week opened with a rise of453 words
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Article28 1965-07-12 16 Xl Itlil.u TIN (perlb.) (perpicul) July 5 bS rts $716.50 6 69 ets $721.25 7 68-4 cU $714.50 8 68', cts $705.12 9 67% cts $709.3728 words
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Article12 1965-07-12 16 The British bank rate remained unchanged at six per cent.12 words
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Article667 1965-07-12 16 rE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday July 9. ■DUSTRIALS Alex Pricks IS.DOcd Boustead i.ou B.M. Trustee 8 30 C.B. Holdings l 1 C.T.B. ordi M h Dunlopa l pi ■■i 1.43 K**o dch lvi K.ui smelt yo667 words
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Article450 1965-07-12 16 command v premium vi u>rce-«iKbto ol tun and iivt-t-ufiiMa ol a ccdi to current motilli respectively LONOON RUBBER: Kubner HIM loat a nalf-pcnoy p«r ID during me week lo hood July I 10 rcacb tna lowe»l level* recorded tnia year. Toe principal reason loi in* diop was tne450 words
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Article56 1965-07-12 16 r Plli: pri-vi in rati- of thr Malayan dollar against thr pound slrrline fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD 2s. 31 3 I6d. Kuying TT :s. 4 1/ I6d. Buyinr. OD 2s. 4',d. The dollar is at Its statutory middle position in relation56 words
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Advertisement1164 1965-07-12 16 COMMISSION OF INQUIRY DR o^ (CINEMA INDUSTRY). DECEASED. The Commission of Inquiry ap- iirnniu cue nc pointed by the Minister of Labour AULIIUM &ALt Kit V^^£? Medlcal Surgical Instrumenu. ther a wages Council should be r-in»-Proii>rtnr welvhlne established with respect to workers M ac^lnei. S^rallzer etc employed In the cinema1,164 words
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Advertisement873 1965-07-12 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE i.l MRAL MANAGKKS DEPARTMENT: Requires (A) PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER in salary scale W7OxA3O-880--920-965/EU. Rir, ICIOxA4S-1145 the commencing basic salary oifered will be dependent upon applicant's qualification* aim experience plus variable allowance as payable from time to time. Appointment will be on a 3-year Agreement873 words
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Article74 1965-07-12 17 HOCKEY MALACCA. Sun— Malacca and Negrt Sembllan fought out cureless draw in the final match of the MRP quadrangular tournament at Bandar Hilir ground today However. Malacca were cham- pious on a better goal average with Negri runners-up. Malacca beat Armed Forces 6-1 this morning and yesterday74 words
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Article553 1965-07-12 17 MCA TOURNAMENT PENANG. Sunday. 13ENANG held Selangor to a draw in their key Malayan Cricket Association north zone league match on the Western Road ground here today after rain had washed out the first days play yesterday. Both Selangor and Penang r are now level553 words
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Article33 1965-07-12 17 BANGKOK. Sun.— Thailand will send a team of five men and four women table-tennis players to comDrte m the Singapore Sport-' Festival from Aug. 4-8. the Thai Table Tennis Association announced.—A.PAP - 33 words
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Article795 1965-07-12 17 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA: EIGHT RECORDS SET IN STORE MEET JEGA 'SHOCKED' BY HIS WORST SPRINT TIMES IN 4 YEARS By Singapore, Sunday I£ARU SELVARATNAM, the Malaysian 448 metres hurdles champion, set the only allcomers record on the second day of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association795 words
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Article223 1965-07-12 17 KUALA I.LMPUR. Sun. Defending champions PWD qualified to meet TPCA in the fir.il Of the Navaratnam Shield cricket competition by beating last year"s runners-up Police on first lnnincs at Pantai today. TPCA beat Kilat Club also on first innings on thr padang. PWD. even without223 words
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Article36 1965-07-12 17 KINGSTON. Sun— Carols H«-t--n..iuii/. <-r Vmetaeta. retained ibe 'world tumor welterweight till here las; melr v hen he knocked out Jamaica 1 Percy H.iyle after 2nvn 53.> ec of tba third round. Reutcr.Reuter - 36 words
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Article24 1965-07-12 17 PENANO. Sun. Penang Free j School will hold its .swimming championships at the CSC pool Tanjong Bungah. on Wednesda;. ai 3 p.m.24 words
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Article, Illustration244 1965-07-12 17 AFTKR their night had been delayed from 4.30 jijn. on Saturday, thr .Malaysian Women's Hockrv Asvtriation tram left at 7 a.m. yesterday from Kuala Lumpur Airport for their .'i^-day Australian tour. They had another six-hour wait in Singapore hefore they flnallr flew to Perth where they arrived last night firTeddy Lam - 244 words
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172 1965-07-12 17 FAM NAME M-TOURNEY TRAINING SQUAD OF 22 SOCCER ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1Y After meeting at FAM House for two hours this morning, the selection committee of the Football Association of Malaysia today announced the names of 22 players for centralised training in preparation for the annual Merdeka tournament here from172 words
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Article182 1965-07-12 17 MALAYA CUP I POH. Sun— A last minut* goaJ by centre-forward Aw Hone Chew enabled Perak beat Penang 2-1 in a Malaya Cup soccer match at Stadium Perak here tonight Scoring order was M Kuppan f42nd mm. for Penang*. J. Vincent (71st mm.) and Hong Chew MKEMBAN:182 words
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Advertisement1191 1965-07-12 17 ====^^^^^^^^^^^^^^=l GOVERNMENT ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT, BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE IBU will be received by the I'liairman, Tenders Board at •he Office of the State Financial Officer. Brunei up to 400 p.m. Monday. 6th September. 1965 for: "THE SUPPLY. ERECTION. AND COMMISSIONING OF «6 OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE FROM. MILE 18 IN TUTONO TO1,191 words
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Advertisement678 1965-07-12 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN 1 KAMPONG DAN PERUSAHAAN (MARA) RIKAI. AMI IMII'STRIAL I)K\KLOPMKNT AtTHORITY. I. GRADUATE MECHANICAL. PRODtCTION ENGINEER, Tbe RIDA Dockyma. KuaU Trengganu. Tienggauu have a vacancy lor appointment as Oraauate Mecnamcal Engineer with a minimum o( 10 years' experience in an executive position in charge o( mechanical678 words
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Advertisement34 1965-07-12 17 f off a samow A subtle and discreet spirit, Vodka Samovar has no intrusive aroma in its presence. Its light and delicate dryness vermouth.. .of ginger ale... £3* |§S| Ask for Vodka Samovar )^R>34 words
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1908 1965-07-12 18 Easy victory for Box Office 111 in Malaysia Cup f RACING with Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE. Sun. Shaw Stable's Box Office 111, with Des Coleman astride, scored a smashing three-length win in the lOf Malaysia Cup at Bukit Timah to- 1 day. Second was his stablemate Caravelle 'KtiLh Moxham i with1,908 words
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Article100 1965-07-12 18 TOTAL POOL: 510J.00.. Ist. No. 367>3l (3>52.433) .'nd No. Kiln.ST < .-14,981) 3rd. No. *****16 IS 7,490 1 starters (51.200 each): Nov > J0«79 *****2 *****7 *****8 JJ0669 *****0 *****0 *****7 toiwoUlions (5750 each): No*. 18J693 *****1 *****9 *****9 2215.>8 36U751 *****6 :36b3» *****3 *****7. Extra consolations ($2OO100 words
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Article, Illustration410 1965-07-12 18 Clarke's wonder sub- 13 3 miles LONDON, Sun. Ron Clarke (above), the Australian wonder runner, smashed the world three miles record in the British Amateur Athletic Association championships at the White City here yesterday. In a great run Clarke clocked 12mln 52.45ec. to become the first runner in the world410 words
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Article120 1965-07-12 18 LONDON, Sun.— Scottish ace Jim Clark nursed his oadly misliring Lotus car to a ihrilliiiß victory In the British world championship motor-racing Grand Prix at Silverstone Nnrthamntoiishinyesterday Britain's Graham Hill tBRM) 'railed Clark by over half a minute after 60 laps of this 80-lan 240-mile (386-kilometre)Reuter - 120 words
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376 1965-07-12 18 CRICKET LONDON. Sun When the I Third Test resumes at Headmclpy. Leeds. tomorrow. New Zt.il.ind will need 353 with all second innings wickets intact to avoid an Innings defeat. On a grey and damp Saturday the tourists' Mist innings closed for 193. and theyReuter - 376 words
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Advertisement889 1965-07-12 18 WiN $12,000 sr YARDLEY BRILLIANTINE CONTEST •ami i iiciu tduimdu PRIZES TOTALLING $12,000 this is ali you have to do Win A ntW InlUlflrn 1«t N«w TRIUMPH HERALD 1200 Saloon 1. Spot the deliberate mistakes w« nay* UCDAin lOnn Calnnn made in the picture above, mark each HERALD 1200 Saloon889 words
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Page 18 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous103 1965-07-12 18 1 SUMMARY Friendly (Ipoh): Perak Police bt Armed Forces XI by 93 runs t Police 185 (S. Kana<?aslngam 52 no C M. d'Cruz 37 R Moorthy! h 22 Jagdev 5-38 Finley 2-18 > Forces n Uiißciev 31 J Lewis 20 d'Cru/., :i-25 Merican Sutan 2-1 Saijeet: 2-9>. 7 Malacca Lge:103 words
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217 1965-07-12 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. New rotary presses to be installed in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to speed up production of the Straits Times group of newspapers will provide more up-to-date news to the public, Mr. W.H. Jackson, an asMstant general manager of217 words
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Obituary25 1965-07-12 19 MISS ACUSTA VAN DORT > i noon on I Ilth July. Burial Ht Ci M 12th Jul] at. P«'ir« Church Patalln* Jaym at I 925 words
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Article233 1965-07-12 19 AUSSIE ARMY MINISTER FLIES IN KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. THE Australian Minister for the Army. Dr. A. J. Forbes, arrived here today in an RAAF aircraft after visiting his country's troops in South Vietnam. Dr. Forbes, who will pay a courtesy call on the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. tomorrow,233 words
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114 1965-07-12 19 JOHANNESBURG. Sun. Security police in Basutoland have discovered a plot to assassinate Chief I iihua Jonathan, new Prime Minister of Basutoland. the Johan-iK-shuri; Sunday Times reported today. It said (i\c uancstcrs from Johannesburg were hired to carry out the as--issination on July 1.Reuter - 114 words
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359 1965-07-12 19 Nair hits 'steady erosion of trade union rights' SINGAPORE. Sun. The Secretary General of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, said tonight that the steady orosion of trade union rights, which had been going on for sometime now in Malaysia, had been inspired by the antilabour359 words
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Article54 1965-07-12 19 NAIROBI. Sun. The lamous Mount Kenya Safari Club, which was voted among the world's top 10 clubs last year, was reopened last night. The club, owned jointly by film star William Holden. Texas 011 millionaire Ray Ryan and Swiss banker Caryl Herschmann. was closed in May because ofReuter - 54 words
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94 1965-07-12 19 Query on Jakarta's Japanese rockets LONDON. Sun Mr. George Thomson, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, was questioned in Parliament on Friday about the shipment of Japanese- rockets to Indonesia "in view of its implications for British troops in Malaysia." lie told his questioner, Mr. Eldon Griffiths (Conservative), that fiveReuter - 94 words
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95 1965-07-12 19 Planeloads of mercenaries off to Congo JOHANNESBURG, Sun. A planeload of 67 white mercenaries left here early today for Leopoldville to Join Colonel Mike Hoare's force. Two more planeloads will leave In the next two days, according tt Captain C de Jaeger, chief mercenaries recruiting officer In South Africa. HeReuter - 95 words
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286 1965-07-12 19 Pakistan supports our rights at Algiers meeting: Ministry KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Ministry of External Affairs has said that Pakistan together with the other African and Asian nations in the Commonwealth, without exception, supported Malaysia's right to be represented at the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. I The Ministry was commentingReuter - 286 words
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Article, Illustration660 1965-07-12 19 Marshall calls for citizens' organisations to enforce civil liberties 'IF WE WANT DEMOCRACY TO SURVIVE WE MUST BE ETERNALLY VIGILANT' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun I)AT() I);i\id Marshall today called <>n Malaysians t<> form non-political citizens 1 associations to maintain and develop the understanding and enforcement of demo cracv, civil liberties and660 words
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313 1965-07-12 19 Kosygin: We'd like to cut our arms budget but we can't VtOSCOW. Run Thfl iT Soviet Primp Mintstpr. Mr. Kosygin, said in Volgograd today that Russia would liko 1 back on its military budget, but this was imble in tho international climate. "Maintenance of 'hf Sovw armed force- demands bl«Reuter - 313 words
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Article59 1965-07-12 19 SINGAPORE, Sun. I Cheng Chye has been e!f sldent of the Singapore Boy Scouts Association, and Mr. Soo Ban Hue chairman. Other officials are: Vice-presid-ents. Messrs. Ec Peng Liang, James Lim Teck Liang. N.S. Hogan. T.W. Pi-in--. Chong Sea* Chang, Lim Ewe Huat a Cohen; treasurer.59 words
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Advertisement7 1965-07-12 19 Lat* CLASSIFIEDS I* Wurdt Hi < Minimum I7 words
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Advertisement156 1965-07-12 19 DILIGENT Jdi/^j^ <@l |>Af STUDENTS I JL/ Affi£&Li] AT WORK I CONCENTRATE ON CCS. COURSES Make prudent use of the Limited Time available before your examination. Ensure better grades, credits and distinctions by following our Home-study courses in any subject for the following:1965/1966 EXAMINATIONS 1. HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE 6. QUALIFYING156 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous42 1965-07-12 19 Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 86 70 Kota Bhaiu Brt 72 Penang 88 72 Ijxih !)3 70 Malacca 84 70 Singapore s«; 72 Jesselton 81 84 7342 words
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