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Title Section20 1962-05-15 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times /Hat*** IMcl. 1845 TUESDAY. MAY 15. 1962 15 CENTS KDN Oil20 words
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Article, Illustration882 1962-05-15 1 1,800 wait for order to move into Thailand White House talks on Laos WASHINGTON, Mon. President Kennedy has ordered a battle group of U.S. Marines to land in Thailand if the Thai Government agrees —to bolstei Western defences ii; face of the Lao> crisis. The marines— l.Boo882 words
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Article79 1962-05-15 1 SECOND LOT OF PICTURES BY TONY LONDON. Mon. A second group of pictures by Lore 1 Snowdon was published ir yesterdays Sunday Tin.rs. They were taken ii I London's East End. the i neighbourhood that insnireci the new musical. •Blitz." The show is spun around Work' War II air raidsUPI - 79 words
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Article, Illustration511 1962-05-15 1 HARI RAYA GREETINGS AT THE ISTANA NEGARA KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. MALAYANS must have faith, confidence and respect for one another if they want the country to enjoy p^ace and progress. Tengku Abdul Rahman said in a Hari Raya Haji broadcast this morning.511 words
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Article144 1962-05-15 1 DECIMAL SYSTEM URGED IN BRITAIN LONDON. Mon.— Air. C.A.J. .Martin, chairman of the decimal coinage and metric system panel of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce, today claimed that decimal coinage seemed almost certain to become a practical reality for Britain within the next fa* years. In an articleReuter - 144 words
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776 1962-05-15 1 King calls for greater service to nation L r UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang diPertuan Agong today called on Muslims throughout the country to offer greater service to the nation. He made this cnil when he addressed the Had Raya Hall congregation of more than 1,000 Muslims in the Istana776 words
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Article187 1962-05-15 1 SALISBURY. Mon. Polio with batons and shield charged a crowd of African licre today and in another in-!<-ident used tear cas during a J4-hour strike called by thr Southern Rhodesia African Trade Union Congress Thr* crowd had stoned a van driven by a in "nin eReuter - 187 words
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Article355 1962-05-15 1 SIX bodies in well Boy of seven only survivor in family KANGAR. Mon. A couple and tour of their children wert' found dead in the well of their sundry-shop home at Behor Temak. a village II miles from here, today. The tilMMverj wa> made by a villager. Ah Kow. who355 words
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Article45 1962-05-15 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Thirty •nen have begun the world's bisgest spring-cleaning job scrubbing down the 120-storey Empire State building. The Job will take about six months to complete. The skyscraper tUU not been cleaned rtnee It was completed in 1931— Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article, Illustration244 1962-05-15 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malayan rubber magnate Mr. lleah .100 Scans died in London this mornins. Mr. Ileuh. president of the Penan? M.C..V and former president of the Malayan Badminton Association, was H*. The news of his death was received by one of his sons.244 words
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FOREIGN DESK (""PHOTO ) SPECIAL
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Article274 1962-05-15 2 Disarmament conference enters its third month at Geneva GENEVA, Monday. 17-nation disarmament conference here enters its third month today with neutral delegates considering tabling more compromise suggestions to bridge the gap between East and West. The conference plenary session will continue to discuss measuresUPI - 274 words
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84 1962-05-15 2 'Quads born to Yugoslav woman: All well OELGRADE. Mon.— A D 42-year-old Yugoslav peasani woman, Mrs. Fatima Artukovic. gave birth to quadruplets in hospital at Doboj, Bosnia, on Saturday night. The children two boy.> and two girls and the mother are well, the official Yugoslav news agency Taniug said. Mr*.Reuter - 84 words
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Article66 1962-05-15 2 PARIS, Mon -BuMoads Of police and firemen on near'oy rooftops guarded President de Gaulle when he attended the French soccer cup final here yesterday. He flew to and from the ground in a helicopter, escorted by two police helicopters. He got a big cheer from theReuter - 66 words
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89 1962-05-15 2 Volunteers for West Irian training near Jakarta lAKARTA, .Mon. SlnstaJ pore and Malayan volunteers lor the ■liberation 1 of West Irian are receiving Intensive instruction in basic military drill, guerilla wartare and President Soekamo's political philisopny. it was announced here today. Thr announcement said the volunteers, who are In campReuter - 89 words
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Article65 1962-05-15 2 LONDON. Mon. Raymond Caudwell was released from a Sheffield hospital yesterday, vowing: "I'll never Twist again." The 21-year-old steel worker's first and last Twist happened when he put a re- cord on his gramophone and an electric shock threw him 10ft across his living room. A neighbourReuter - 65 words
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Article31 1962-05-15 2 TORONTO. Mon. Doctors are woefully Ignorant about sex. Dr. Harold Lief told a meeting here of American Psychiatric Association. Thorough discussion of the subject in medical schools l"long overdue."31 words
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Article33 1962-05-15 2 LONDON. Mon.— A woman shouting "this is fun" tried to drive her car into a London underground railway station, a court was told. She was fined $120 for drunken driving.33 words
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304 1962-05-15 2 STRASBOURG. Mon VI R. EDWARD HEATH. who leads Britain's team to the European Common Market talks, will take part in talks here this week with Ministers and M.P.s from 15 other European countries on how to expand the sixnation community into a304 words
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Advertisement119 1962-05-15 2 In town or on the track ■m A is always the winner! fcsrlcLL4 Shell s clean sweep at the Malaysia Grand Prix meeting winners, seconds and Drivers of skill and daring require the ultimate in fuels and lubricants and thirds in til major car races and winner of the motorcycle119 words
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Miscellaneous22 1962-05-15 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby (2IPA«Up) YOUR j V Tic y /Ylutow youto«m JF\ I CUT MY TIE OR >tOU J 2£22 words
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315 1962-05-15 3 Arrested: An OAS 'general staff of 10 POLICE FIND THEIR 'COMMAND POST' ALGIERS, Monday. POLICE here last night announced the arrest of a 10-member secret army organisation (0.A.5.) "General Staff," including two women in Algiers. The 10 were picked up in a search operation on Saturday in the suburbs ofReuter - 315 words
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Article, Illustration197 1962-05-15 3 LONDON. Monday. 4 MOTHER assault is planned on the Loch Ness monster this time by a 30-man team led by Col. Hugh Hasler. a competitor in the 1960 single-handed sailing race across the Atlantic The expedition will start early next month and for two months there will be197 words
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Article98 1962-05-15 3 1 ONDON.Mon The Sun1. day Express yesterday accused Buckingham Palace of "stuffy nonsense" In refusing to accept three small packets of sugar, sent by Mr. Dwight Braden ol New Orleans as a gift for Princess Anne's horse. Bandit. The Express said Braden received a note from a palaceUPI - 98 words
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291 1962-05-15 3 THE refugee round-up 1 continued unabated in the border security area today amid j rumours that the Communist authorities may be about to bar their return. hong kong. Mon The Hong Kong Governmenfs major worry over *h rec eilt "iS"* lnya*S««SS PekingReuter - 291 words
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Article147 1962-05-15 3 NEW LAWS— STORM IN SOUTH AFRICA JOHANNESBURG. Monday. r rHE Government's new General Law Amendment Bill yesterday unleashed a wave of criticism among opposition circles throughout South Africa. The Bill provides the death penalty for sabotage, places the onus on the accused to prove his Innocence and introduces house arrest147 words
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Article41 1962-05-15 3 LONDON. Mon. Ahcumatism costs Britain ?100 milMon a year, acording to the cniDire Rheumatism Council. Rheumatism and arthritis were major drains on industry last year. They cost a total of 26 million working days a vear.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article25 1962-05-15 3 NEW DELHI. Mon.— Five Government solrliers were snot dead when Naga tribesTien ambushed a patrol near i the Burma border. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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96 1962-05-15 3 SIAMESE TWINS AT 50: WE'RE HAPPY THIS WAY MEW YORK. Mon. Mar B arct and Mary Gibb. America's oldest Siamese twins, say they are •'perfectly happy as they aie. "We never wanted to be separated. they said last night during a rare interview announcing plans for a 50th birthday party96 words
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Article99 1962-05-15 3 MANILA, Mon.— Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal has changed the date of Philippine Independence Day from July 4 to June 12. according to palace sources. The president last Saturday signed a proclamation declaring June 11 this year as Independence Day In commemoration of the historic date in 1898Reuter - 99 words
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Advertisement249 1962-05-15 3 "ML Inside GALA 8.7 cv. ft. gives you more space for loss B^^V-"' money than any other "^^/t refrigerator on the i^sliP^^ £5 markel. Like all GALA II H U refrigerators it's bigger I where it counts on the I „> inside. Fourteen square I H -11—: feet of shelf249 words
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568 1962-05-15 4 SINGAPORE, Mon J'HE Singapore Bus Workers' Union today accused the Singapore Government of deliberately attempting to prevent it from celebrating its 14th anniversary. In a signed statement by the union's general secretary. Mr. Chen Say Jame, the union said: "The attempt by the Government568 words
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Article, Illustration54 1962-05-15 4 TWO Singapore school teachers, Mr. Ting Wing Seng and Miss Lillian Ee. were married at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church on Saturday. The bridegroom is the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Ting Slew San, and the bride is the eldest daughter of Madam Lily54 words
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Article180 1962-05-15 4 PENANG, Monday. DI'DDHISTS throughout Malaya and Singapore will celebrate Wesak Day on Friday. In Singapore, a colourful procession of illuminated floats will mark the celebrations on Friday. Starting from the Victoria Memorial Hall at 7.30 p.m., the procession will wend its way along the main thoroughfares180 words
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Article351 1962-05-15 4 LONDON. Mon Ners that a dock strike had been averted was responsible for a general improve* ment in stock markets today for the start of a new account, in spite of the further fall on Wall Street on Friday, the Laos situation and the local election results. GUtedged351 words
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Article23 1962-05-15 4 LONDON, Mon— Buyers £921, sellers £922. Forward buyers £921. sellers £922, Settlement £921. Turnover ajn- 620 ton*, p.m. 170 tons. Tone: Steady.23 words
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Article36 1962-05-15 4 LONDON, Mon. Spot 23 d June 23*; d.. July 23»id. August 23 \d.. July/Sept. 23\d.. Oct./Dec--23',d.. Jan Mar. 23»;d.. April/ 1 June 23 -Nd., cl.f- May 23\d.. I June 23\d.. July 23\d. Tone: Very steady36 words
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Article73 1962-05-15 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Ministry of Culture free film shows for the week are: Tomorrow: Tronoh Ro&a Children's Playground; Ming Cheng School, J.i lan Ulu Sembawang, Kampong Heap Ouan San; Joo Loong School. Jurong Road 13Vi m.s. Wednesday: Joo Chiat Plare vacant ground; Wolslcel Road vacant ground: Cluny Road Labour73 words
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Advertisement311 1962-05-15 4 I AN ABSOLUTE MUST I SKARE IT WITH YOUR WHOLE FAMILY! j ALREADY 1,390,786 PEOPLE HAVE SEEN IT! CECIL B. DeMILLES Ten Commandments" 5 HtHION BRYN NtR BWOIR RCiffSoN ttS&O-P/CtT-Cm M •a^paj'TKHMCXXOr ODEON -KATONG COMING SOON! DAILY 3 SHOWS AT 11.00 0.m.. 3.30 ft S.OO p.m. FOR BOOKINGS RING: *****311 words
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Advertisement83 1962-05-15 4 THURSDAY 8 SATURDAY >■ HIM lAT MIDNIGHT! i^fHSM '''nß^^^'mßM 1 The NEW «w<i !bI|hGI and lf^ 1 at t ja£!^^^K«^' r '.^fl B^Bk H€R€UL€S :CON«UeRS ATLANTIS IN TECHNIRAMA TECHNICOLOR ri liiimi at-w I MAKE AdOTHER INCOME *»a< thn book Mm., Mok 11 1 1 J 1 _> i«t Setreti'. Learn83 words
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Advertisement467 1962-05-15 4 Orejnii tmtt ion [3JJJ|,*iiona ***** NOW SIIOWIX. 4 Sho»» Daily— Note Time* SJlO.lSem. 145. SIS A 8 45pm 19*2 Oicor BEST ACTOR and BEST SCREENPLAY L^lO^avß^B^bnßc TB L^a\ ■■T^Ba^B^^^^B^BßJ^B^a^BJir *m*mmwamtcmmt\ aa "jyiiiiifflafwerj: I RtleoMd thru U A a Thurt. It Saturday M*nit* B m REG PARK I FAY SPAIN •HERCULES467 words
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Miscellaneous396 1962-05-15 4 nPHE following is today's ache- due of civil aircraH movemenu at Paya Lebar alrpoit SlnKapoie: VKRI\ AL> BO AC: Pioin London, Beinu. Bameln, New Delhi, Rangoon. (BA 718) 6.10. p.m.; from Hong Kong (BA Bt>l> 1.15 p.m. Qantaa: From Sydney, Danvin, Jakarta (QF 733) 810 p.m., from Lonaon, Rome, Cairo,396 words
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373 1962-05-15 5 Preference for seven families IPOH. Monday PREFERENTIAL treatment, including Ihe relaxation of Government "red tape," is being accorded to seven families whose homes were destroyed by a landslide in Ringlet, Cameron Highlands, on May 11 last year. This special treatment concerns direct373 words
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83 1962-05-15 5 SYDNEY. Mon. Members who attended the New South Wales Malayan Students' Association's first 1962 dance were pleasantly surprised to learn that one of Australia's biggest recording companies had made the association a eitt. Festival Records Pty. Ltd. donated a batch of its latest 11-inch83 words
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Article233 1962-05-15 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. 1 OFFICIAL first day covers for use with the postage stamps c o m m c morating the third National Day of Singapore will be on sale at all post offices on May 17. The Deputy Prime Minister's Office today announced that, as233 words
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Article, Illustration242 1962-05-15 5 Another cripple seeks aid from 'Possum' SINGAPORE. Moil. Another cripple here has set his sights on the "Possum" typewriter the electronic wonder for polio victims. He is Joseph Kang. 23. who wants the machine to "write" novels Like Johnny Aug. another cripple In search ofPassum. Kan* Is also paralysed from242 words
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94 1962-05-15 5 KLANU. Mon. Several changes In the police command were announced here today. Inspector Raymond Tegju from Kuala Lumpur's Campbell Road police station has been transferred to Klane as Officer In Charge. Port Sweltenham. and Is promoted to Senior InsDector. Also promoted to that rank94 words
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Article61 1962-05-15 5 SINGAPORE. Men. A 32 member Indonesian student cultural mission will arrive here In the mldde of June as guests of the University .it Singapore Students" Union. The students' union is now drawing up a social and cultural programme for the visiting: mission, which will include events for the61 words
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Article53 1962-05-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. John Baptist Amarasinghe has been elected chairman of the Selangor branch of the National Union of Teachers. Other officers elected were: Mr. John R. Ourusamy, vicechairman: Mr Joe Emmanuel secretary: Mr. N. ChandraSen, assistant secretary: Mr S Ratnasingam treasurer and Mr. Chew Choon53 words
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Advertisement65 1962-05-15 5 Ah-tshoo Ah! 'Ah-h-h VAPEX inhalant m VAPEX nhalait (pt r* o; ,-ju c;'."'st'on In head colds ano catarrh, AMAMUf»CIU«[«SeC»IIMNTX UNDERTAKE ALL TYPE OF I UNIFORMS TO ANY SPECIFICATIONS Prompt and Satisfactory Service Guaranteed 122, Dakota Crescent, Spare Tel ***** wK m _^^k. 'my dear woman |oi£2r) f^Sj been the best65 words
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Advertisement342 1962-05-15 5 ICUTTRANSPORTCOSTSI I ft *A 9 I Join the swing to diesel conversions. I Choose Malaysia's favourite. s World-proven *^rjti! J* OM 636 m/K /A m^ DIESEL "nf 'mU ENGINE Illustrated above are Mercedes-Benz diesel converted vehicles now in operation. Model 0M636 can be suitably adapted to most makes of Cars.342 words
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Article307 1962-05-15 6 Passage to Sibu— direct NEW CHANNEL CAN TAKE BIGGER SHIPS, CUTS THE DISTANCE— AND IT'S A LOT MORE SAFE KICHING, Monday. gIGGER ships will soon be able to reach tbe important commercial centre of Sibu direct from the sea through the newly discovered Kuala Paloh channel which provides a shorter307 words
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98 1962-05-15 6 Alliance unopposed in Kedah councils ALOR STAR. Mon The Alliance gained control of the local councils in Kuala Nerang and Merbok without a contest ye»terday. Yesterday's nominations were the last for all the 27 local councils In Kedah State. In four other councils in Kuala Ketll. Tawar. Ourun and Tunjaiig.98 words
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Article118 1962-05-15 6 HK tourists are coming to Malaya SINGAPORE Mon Singapore is Koiiio to receive 2.4 MM) tourist* from Hone Kong in July. Mr. Oei Ban Chang, l'». an Indonesian tourist agency executive said today before he left by air for Hong Kong. The visitors are comintt to Singapore to visit in.118 words
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Article60 1962-05-15 6 PENANG. Mor..— New hajis returning to Malaya are ex. pected to arrive here by the Kuala Lumpur on June 3. The pilgrim ship will make altogether three tcips from Jeddah. leaving there on May 20. June 22 and July 27. Its arrival dates at Penang have60 words
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Article185 1962-05-15 6 SINGAPORE. Mon SINGAPORE Polytechnic students feel aggrieved over the terms of an advisory committee now reviewing Its scheme of study courses. These terms, they allege. f isallow any but the Polytechnic's teaching staff from submitting memoranda or representations to the committee. Mr. Lam Lychow. the president of185 words
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Article35 1962-05-15 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A party of 11 Sarawak land Dyaks led by Ketua Kandung anak Menoh arrived here today on a two-vyoek visit of the Federation at the invitation of the Government.35 words
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Article, Illustration58 1962-05-15 6 newly-married couple Mr. Teo Keng Hoe, a Singapore company director, and Miss Ng Foong Yin, at their wedding reception at the Shanghai Restaurant on Friday. The bride is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ng Kirn Kiang of Singapore. Mr. Teo is the second58 words
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253 1962-05-15 6 Kuala Lumpur, Mon CEVERAL European manufacturers have indicated that they will be participating in the radio and television exposition to be held here in August this year. Byed Zainal Abidln, secretary to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting here, said this on253 words
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Article65 1962-05-15 6 TOKYO TRIP TO ATTEND SEMINAR KUCHING. Mon. Miss Mary Ong. a Social Welfare officer In Barawak. has left Kuchlng for Tokyo to attend a United Nations sponsored seminar on 'The status of women In family law." Representatives from various countries In Asia, Australia and New Zealand are attending. Miss Ong65 words
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Article216 1962-05-15 6 A LOB STAR. Mon. The Kedah Assize Judge, Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakb.ih. yesterday warned a younc parti planter. Mat Isa bin Idris. "not to wave at the wives of other men." The judge said this when he sentenced Mat to five months and216 words
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Article, Illustration1638 1962-05-15 7 Outlaws in the wastelands VEMORK DESTROYED... .the Germans react brutally THE STORY SO FAR BUT FOR THESE MAN The Heav\ Water plant blown up with only a mild explosion the raiders make their escape. The Germans, still unsuspecting;, have not yet begun the search. THEY passed quickly along the stretch1,638 words
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Advertisement9 1962-05-15 7 > ZIV i At iwiu.N the weather hjs appalling. t9 words
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Advertisement64 1962-05-15 7 I^HHIHI K Treat you rse If today S NOWforthefirsttime 2 you can buy a KING SIZE JJS FILTER cigarette for BQ 30 cents for 10 ALBANY <m^ KING SIZE FILTER PS !lp3 Yes-K!NGS!Z[ length |iEHL| KING SIZE Enjoyment I i^Tl I with the wonderful I I Ay lon Filter I64 words
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228 1962-05-15 8 IPOH. Mon.— The Perak State Government has decided to exclude 1 a n g v age qualifications for candidates contesting the elections to the 81 local councils in the state. A spokesman said this decision was taken because of "practical difficulties" of Implementing any228 words
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Article19 1962-05-15 8 KLANG. Mon. The Malayan Tamils' Association wil! hold a two-day conference here on June 2 and 319 words
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Article, Illustration507 1962-05-15 8 TEN COMMITTEES FOR WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS Prime Minister at head of team for the royal date: 2,500 guests invited to the bersanding ceremony KUALA LUMPUR. Mon TEN committeei) headed by th c Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, are now putting the finishing touches to the elaborate arrangements for the wedding of507 words
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104 1962-05-15 8 W\N AR Mon. The Government and people of Perils home state of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong will send a wedding present to the King's eldest daughter. Sharifah Salwa. when shr marries Tengku Suleiman of Johore next week. For its gift. Perils has chosen104 words
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262 1962-05-15 8 Malaya, Spore invited to Unesco party on education KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. MALAY A and Singapore are among 18 countries which have been invited by Unesco to send experts to Manila this month for a cone *u~ of primary schoolteachers in Asia. The experts attending the jonference, will draw up a262 words
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Article86 1962-05-15 8 Data sought of the boys abroad KI'CHIMi, Mon. The Public Services Commivsio.i hrre has launched a campaign to colkrt data "n Sarawak students overseas. The commission is especially looking for information on students who intend to join the civil service «n their return. The information collected will assist it In86 words
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Miscellaneous70 1962-05-15 8 rat** a f/ R a l p h Hoimdnhl \TJ WOW ABOUT A I r HO.TUAMCS I J I fIN FACT, I'LL BS HERP 1 lAmOTICI HOW SWtLL ITj TT NfCKTIf T' PON'T KAVE TIME 1 JUrT LON« eNOUOH C> V KHOTt U^ WHIL«T rrT vV\ pipfryuf S TO 5TO^70 words
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Article, Illustration32 1962-05-15 9 THE Yang; di-Pertuan Agong and the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman (foreground) wait for the Hari Raya prayers to start yesterday in the grounds of Istana Negara.32 words
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Article56 1962-05-15 9 SINGAPORE. Mon A tongkani man. Gan Ho Chlca. Gl. pleaded not guilty here today to two charges ol having 33ilb. of raw opium iind 560 noons of prepared opium In a tongkang off Pulau ScnanK on Mar 13Ball of S2O 000 was offered in two sureties.56 words
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Article133 1962-05-15 9 BATU PAHAT. Monday DOLICE here are investitratinc the murder of Mr Nt; Cheng Kiew. 37 a rubber purchaser, whose battered body was discovered by people in Kamyonp Petidi Kuning. five miles from here on Saturday morninp Itr N| »ceordtof to the ooHce. h?<! left his home133 words
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Advertisement127 1962-05-15 9 1 WOLSELEY 16/60 One of the most mechanically advanced cars on the j|§§? road today, this supremely elegant saloon has been provided flip with the most dependably engineered features for safety With a 1622 c.c. engine the Wolseley 16 d0 has extra power and the latest wide track layout gives127 words
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634 1962-05-15 10 The Straits Times Tuesday. May 15. 1962. Conspiracy At Work If there were any doubts that conspiracy binds together a section of Singapore's middle school boys and the Bus Workers Union, the boys and the union by their recent actions have dispersed the las', of them. It is no coincidence634 words
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Article348 1962-05-15 10 II there were a general election in Britain tomorrow, th-> Government would be ywep' out of office. This is a fair con elusion from the thrashing tho Tories have had in the local government elections, on *op of the Government's dismal record in ten recent Parliamentary by-elections. There348 words
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Article268 1962-05-15 10 It is understandable, but not ncH-p.^sarily wise, that the Hongkong authorities should wish to screen what is happening on the border of the New Territories and the Chinese mainland. In droves, it is said, refugees are trying to cross into Hongkong, and the mainland police are doin« nothing268 words
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Article, Illustration1321 1962-05-15 10 The Stars and Stripes over Panama STAMPS AND FLAGS, SPECIAL PAY AND PRIVILEGE By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT mjO spot in I^M the hemisL pheric shell of the United States is more obviously sensitive than Panama. Not even Cuba can equal Panama's potential for arousing alarm and aggressiveness in American breasts,OFNS - 1,321 words
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Letter367 1962-05-15 10 'VUE teaching profession is the most disunited group In the Trade Union movement in the country. There are 42 teacher organisations claiming to represent the Interests of the teachers and the teaching profession. It Is Impossible for these organisations to protect the economic and professional Interests of367 words
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Letter251 1962-05-15 10 Ll'.M KIN TUCK Kuala Lumpur LABOUR EXCHANGE I SHOULD be grateful il you would allow me to reply to the complaints Dy "J.A.E." In your "Readers 1 Forum" of 7th April, under the heading 'Labour and the method of Hire' From Investigations made, it is found that no such unqualified251 words
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Advertisement728 1962-05-15 10 Straits Tiatei k Malay Mail Claatittaa MMMiMaaMal m* t ntfiilM w lai ttaaj COLO (TO»*«I AWCADB Ofrn.rd Knma AT HOLLAND HOAO-tATON* KC»«>CI. BOABV-NAVAL Aumoflaatf CITY BOOK tTOIII LTD ■MMM Mm Colly** Qua* TM( NCWt mONT rtitaautck't :>up«*iita'tM M. H. ISMAIL Admiralty ftaoo. Naval ■<•• aY at. ABOUL SAPTA* CO V.728 words
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Advertisement23 1962-05-15 10 it's NEW it's here it's the NEW Vent-Axia Switch out stuffy air unpleasant smells cie ant i sM^ 'Of> BETTtn tm eOMD'TIOM MrrjNMLUvEiMMnM^23 words
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Advertisement98 1962-05-15 10 PARKER Huink INK is now available in liaiflfjtl mrtr ">g es MlhQAs for Parktr 4S and 1^ Evershorp "10,000" (Jj^LUniv JU Convertible Pen: 'Mm Now. no m.illcr where «3 Mm \ou travel. >ou need "r'cTitTw'ioo'B'a /§f never run out of ml. ■m^mhl J These giant size, handy j^^^^Dy/df cartridges are98 words
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Article294 1962-05-15 11 Three more of those 'rare' coins KIALA LUMPUR, Monday. r jHREE people in the Federation have now come forward to saj they possess the "rare" Indian coin first mentioned by an R.A.F. pensioner, Mr. A. P. Morris, in Singapore last Thursday. One of them. Mr. Lv Huriß Yeun, a teacher294 words
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Article24 1962-05-15 11 KAJANG, Mon. The local (otincil here today said that Chinese literacy class is to br started at Balakong, eight miles from here.24 words
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Article111 1962-05-15 11 irUCHIXG. Mon.— A branch IV of the Malayan Nature Society is to be started In Sarawak. The society is now a thriving body in Malaya and Singapore, and publishes an excellent popular quarterly journal. Its pre-war foundation charter covers not only Malaya but "the surrounding region."111 words
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Article75 1962-05-15 11 PENANG, Mon.— A housewife, Chan Kam Phang. 44, was found dead almost decapitated in her room in Stewart Lane last night Near her head, which was nearly severed from the body, was a blood-stained vegetable knife. The discovery was made by a printing press employee75 words
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Article71 1962-05-15 11 Muslims to build orphanage CJINGAPORE, Mon. A new $200,000 orphanage being built by the Muslim Trus' Fund Association at Mattar Road off Aljunled Road, will be completed in July tht y«-ar. The a.'ociatlon said today that thp Singapore Government would contribute 550.000 while Dato Lee Kong Chian would give $20,00071 words
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83 1962-05-15 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. -Of 286 marriages solemnised by the Chief Katht in Singapore last year there were only two i\w\s In which the man was marryinsr more than one wife. There were three other and the Sharlah Court, which cases of marriages in which was published83 words
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Article, Illustration46 1962-05-15 11 9 THE Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and Mrs. Lee arrive in London for an eight -day visit. Mr. Lee will have discussions with the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, on merger and the Malaysia plan. I .P.I. picture.46 words
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Article221 1962-05-15 11 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE University of Singapore Students Union today declared that it would not tolerate any 'abridgement of the nature and purposes of orien:ation." The union said that the concept of this orient at o.» month for freshmen was lni oduced with emphasis on seminars, forums,221 words
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Article30 1962-05-15 11 KA-ANO. Mon.- A seminar for the staff of all primar English schools here will br 'Tld at the Katang Primsrv KnelUh School hall at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.30 words
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Article69 1962-05-15 11 STUDENTS TO ENTERTAIN MINISTER SYDNEY, Mon.— The Australian External Affairs Minister, Sir Garlleld Barwick. has accepted an Invitation from the New South Wales Asian Students' Council to function In his honour to mark his first official visit to South-East Asia soon. It is expected to be held at the Malayan69 words
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Article54 1962-05-15 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tan Cheng Siong was charged today with attempting to dishonestly Induce Quah En? Hwee to give him $5,003 lr. $10 notes. Tan, who denied the charge was alleged to have committed the offence at Jalr.n Kubls on May 6 The case will be54 words
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Article21 1962-05-15 11 BENTONG. Mon. Bctiong Youth Club will hold lt.lou'th annual singing competition at the Merdeka T'"!Pr»*rp Y">re on June 921 words
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Article234 1962-05-15 11 SINGAPORE Mon. The University of Singapore today announced the names of successful candidates in supplementary examinations held last month. The following candidates have oas.sod the supDlementar examination thereby comoletinß the sessional examination for the dejree of B.Sc.:— Chong Tuck Chung. Goh Keng Hor. Henjt Vow K:at.234 words
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Article97 1962-05-15 11 C.O.D. PARCELS FOR SARAWAK KUCHING. Mon. A cash on delivery parcel service to Hong Kong will begin at KuohinK. Sibu and Miri post offlceji from tomorrow. Sarawak will accept COD. parcels from Hong Kong from that date. The maximum amount allowed for collection at Hong Kong for each parcel Is97 words
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Article57 1962-05-15 11 MALACCA. Mon. Mr. C. K. Young, senior surgeon and thoracic specialist at the Malacca General Hospital, left here today for six months leave in Britain. He and his family will sal! from Singapore on Wednesday. Mr. Ho Hon Fan will act for Mr. Young, in addition to57 words
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188 1962-05-15 11 N. Borneo pirates get long jail terms L r UCHINO, Mon. Eleven pirates were sentenced in the High Court at Tawau (North Borneo) by Mr Justice L. D. Smith on May 10 to Jail terms of up to eight years. They all pleaded guilty to three charges of ptrai-y on188 words
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Advertisement226 1962-05-15 11 BRILLIANT RECORDING AND AMAZING REPRODUCTION ...ALL MODELS Of AKAI TERECORDER ARE YOUR BEST BUY. M.6 medal Stereo tape recorder combines with many advanced features; four-track, multiple purpose head. Automatic cutoff switch, dual head outputs, dual phono inputs, dual microphone inputs, dual speaker Jack, etc. Frequency Response: 30 20,003 at 7.5"/226 words
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Advertisement142 1962-05-15 11 B& WINS. m again! U?^\ OUTRIGHT WINNER iwJit4 IN THE 3/30 MILE $mi EAST AFRICAN SAFARI few* It /iPAV APRIL 18 —23 AJJ^f ijj Once again VOLKSWAGEN tfc* k<Al^ m Outright Winner °1 one of the to Mt> nest 3^w^ vH raines TEST DRIVE A V W TODAY AT CHAMPION142 words
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Miscellaneous465 1962-05-15 11 RAnin MAI AVA dow on the world: 10.0 C Podu- pet: 2.00 The Scarlet Diary: 215 nHUIU IVIMI.MIM lar composers; 10.16 Sports Calling the housewife: 2.45 Made NATIONAL SHORTWAVE reel: 10J0 Folk son 8» from Fo Each Other; 300 Close BERMCE J1.7 metres Down. broadcasts; 5.00 Programme AM. 6.00 Time465 words
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Article604 1962-05-15 12 Home decorating a new recreation jyjANY young amplea today nre getting into the home decorating art. The old fashioned idea of leaving the decorating to someone "who is paid to do it" is slowly fading out. Married couples with small families who can afford to buy modern homes are finding604 words
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Article, Illustration155 1962-05-15 12 IT'S DIFFICULT TO SAY GOODBYE TF ever I had my life to live all over again, I would learn to be a ballet dancer." said Mrs. Mavis Gordon, a Singapore housewife. But. all the same, she has no reerets. Mrs. Gordon said: "I am happy to be what I am155 words
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Article162 1962-05-15 12 THERE seems to be something new each day for the modern housewife. Now you can reach for canned bread when fresh bread becomes stale or when a supply runs out. A U.P.I, report says that 10 varieties of canned staff of life have Just reached162 words
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Advertisement141 1962-05-15 12 RICH J* ...MM* SHAMPOO jPjjWX ff/Gy^t m \J\jiMMj m\ leaves your BF" </ rv M%. li air soft and BBB^fc^ SHW !i!!^BB¥ radiant, free of m m* 1 unsightly f dandruff. three different sizes. SALE NOW ON! FREE GIFTS! TO EVERY PATRON who purchases up to 7-yds., (any pattern), ot141 words
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Advertisement329 1962-05-15 12 BHBII BB^. O'^ a Rala ocrasion make .^Bl B#H BBi ''m entrance like a (fll Hr^VJ Hi princess in this mndrrn Hf H creation ol the sarong H^*°° kebaya SSjOß^^^fc pn^^' Fashioned out <>f crystal /V^BbBBT oritania. the interest lies BR V* mMWw <n Ihr top. The kebaya has T^Bl]329 words
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Miscellaneous286 1962-05-15 12 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS I 16. Ignited explosive with agility 1. Production's bane. It seems 1 3 > (11). 18. Food eontalner for rallway8. Bridge 2'« 24s (4). men on foot <s>. 10. Always a loss? <5. 5). 21. Sailor, very rich, appearing 11 Pish with a tall (4). embarrassed286 words
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Article, Illustration240 1962-05-15 13 The Gazette: Complaint over delay on pay pacts WHY PUBLISH THEM SO LATE? ASK UNIONISTS ZUBAIDAH GIVES A PREVIEW OF GUIDES' CONCERT CINGAPOKE. Mon. Trade union leaders here are complaining that wage agreements certified by the Industrial Arbitration Court are coming out late in the official Supplementary Gazette. They are240 words
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188 1962-05-15 13 Coronado jet will boost air service KUALA L.UMPUR. Mon. —Ninety-nine Asian Journalists, including eight from Malaya and Singapore, will meet in Bangkok on Thursday for a flight in the world's latest commercial Jet plane —the Convalr 990 Coronado. The flight will be the Inauguration of a new luxury schedule of188 words
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Article40 1962-05-15 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Mr. Chia Keng Hock ha* been re-elected president of the National Union of Bank Employees. Selangor branch. Other officials are vicepresident, Mr Foong Yok. Sow: secretary. Mr. A. M. John: and treasurer. Mr. Chov.Wai Choonu.40 words
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136 1962-05-15 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Twr> Deputy Commission en» of Labour. Mr. Wong Siew Wai and Inche Mohamed Samsuddln bin Bhaile. left by air for London today to observe Briti al relations Mr Wong and Inche Samsudln. who will be the •guests of the136 words
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Article76 1962-05-15 13 FIREMEN GET SPECIAL ALLOWANCE SINGAPORE. Mon. About 500 employees of the Fire Brigade have got a special monthly allowance of $15. following a wage agree vent between the Singapore City Council and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, which represents them. The agreement, certified on Sept. 5, last year, was76 words
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Article29 1962-05-15 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Selangor Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Limited will hold its 39th annual meetIng at the Eastern Hotel here on May 3029 words
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Advertisement417 1962-05-15 13 t^^ Here's your chance to exchange your old A ©refrigerator 1 for a new one! H ANY ONE OF THIS SUPERB 1962 RANGE OF CAN BE YOURS H J^Oi O VER SEVEN MILLION GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerators have been I n use throughout the world over the past 1 Hi I417 words
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Miscellaneous87 1962-05-15 13 i,rr Ammmr b y At <« PP DOW:^>OREEM^RE BUWI AMERICANS I?VT 4 OU FOSDKX.'.' /6*Z"tf»& RIGHT^ IHrk Trnrtf By Chester Gouid 3k ow MV fOQ*fr MOVE- I HANDS BEHIND YOU— hj*l r WE'PC IN THE V*- r— «m I \S^^ EVBI»ASM»_^ /m JV^^B I COME ANO CM.T /f>y^ Ih>p Bff87 words
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Article, Illustration1501 1962-05-15 14 Scotsman's theories led Einstein to atomic bomb THE PROBLEM BOY WHO BECAME A GENIUS OF SCIENCE SCHOLA S T I CAL L V young Jomes Clerk Maxwell was on acute problem to his father and his teachers. He flatly refused to interest himself in the studies prescribed for young gentlemen1,501 words
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Advertisement285 1962-05-15 14 DE LUXE SUPER SEVEN COOPER PICK-UP VAN COUNTRYMAN The de-Luxe Saloon is the ideal small car. Real luxury here, with attractively For the man of sport, for the man of This little utility is the ideal answer to the Grocers, bakers, florists, all agree this is The 'all-in-one 1 member285 words
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Advertisement1423 1962-05-15 15 TO LIVFRPOOI ft WEST COAST IJ k. Out Sport iam S'litM Ptaing PERSEUS lifiraMl. D-Dlm. Glasgow.. ll Pt May II May 17 PBLYBOROS Msi nts Liferaaal, C'jtJlla Git. 33 Ma) It Ma) 17/21 Ml) II MIttSTMCUS havri, LinrpMl. Glasgow May 11 May 23 May 14/28 May IS/3 OEMODOCUS t I1,423 words
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Advertisement1273 1962-05-15 15 THE E. A. C. LINESUUIMi IB MMA. U HAVRt. NAMBOM, ANTWERP. MTTUOAAV y-^TT^V OtLO 84)TNENBUB8 ANQ COPENHAGEN. 1 /?r^§S stwe p r*t» «-t"e«a J^fX-Nj Ml "MALACCA" lit 21-23 May 24/25 May 21/27 May hV>J<l "BOIIBANA" a.' 38 May/ 4km 5/ 7MM 8/ 8 MM ySSSJSJ "AJMARjr l)i 17/21 JMt U/23JMI1,273 words
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Advertisement1446 1962-05-15 15 [aMMMMMMMMMMMMMMJBMMMMM^ v LSPOHS SERVICt 10 LONBON. LIVERPOOL CoNlimr4l«L fORU S'Dtre P. SfMM r^mni SEMiNNU uttrpaai. rMM. OrnmHrtk S. 11/ May 10 May 17/11 M Bf NALBEr L'Mt. lW B'men, R'rjan la Pt/Maj IS May 2S/21 SENVANNOCN (Ml HMra. IBM Hurra, Mbra May 11/21 May 24/21 May IS/ 1 J KNLOMOM1,446 words
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Advertisement1115 1962-05-15 15 w^ MasALISTER <k CO^ LTD. Ksa on. bsu. VbimW IMMB BaMM, MMSMN, US AMIIIS. SAM FBANCISCO, NAW* S BJMjL SEATTU. VANCOUVER ft POAIUrio cm of mmm acmmmi tana caatm t bmm rsara pi*. pm^ BsSSJIItus Ml MM DMyIMI BL/3S «Uj S-Oort P S*fta» PmMi NAVMB LMMBt. BU. BOTONBMt »1""7^ CliV1,115 words
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Article185 1962-05-15 16 LOCAL TIN PRICE HAS SLIGHT GAIN From Our Market Correspondent THERE was a slight rally in the tin price in Singapore yesterday of 75 cents which took it back to $455. 12 j per picul on an offering of 230 tons During the previous four trading days the price had185 words
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Article91 1962-05-15 16 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Mon pENEHAL inTrslmenl shares moved irreijularly in busier trading Oils fluctuated narrowly. Base metaJs were steady Loans •were firm .Ampol 12 .">1 Mount Isa 75 3 \CI 74 4| Con Zlm HL' 3 *.H.M M I Herald 59M01j H H V «:i 7» I C I. «L'91 words
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Article37 1962-05-15 16 On the fr«« exchann« markat in Hun* Kong tha O* dollar «ns quored at j.7iii for T.T. and 5 6<l| for cath. Starting «8» quoted at 15 S4 »nd tna taal nold at 250137 words
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Article242 1962-05-15 16 pOR the first time the 1 annual meeting of The Straits Trading Co. Ltd. will be held tomorrow in Kuala Lumpur instead of Singapore where for many years the chairman's speech has been regarded as an authoritative review of the outlook and prospects for the242 words
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Article150 1962-05-15 16 PAN-MALAYAN trade figures for February, which have only just been issued, show total trade in that month was 5684.6 million compared with $774.8 million in January. Imports totalled 5340.7 million and exports 5343.9 million and there was therefore a favourable trade balance of 53.2 million on the month150 words
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Article162 1962-05-15 16 Shi|w in Pennnu Harbour today In tht- roads: Maroc Lloyd. Seine Lloyd. N:iKa«aki. Asmara. Ulenearn. star Bellainx At the wharf Biotang Nina. Sedill. Ulenicaran. Thonnaard. Taolas. Her««iiB. HueKh Cliff. Star Beilalnx. Ulen Stun. Brarsidr Sv. Humba. Pole.lo. Sabrioa. Ayutnia. Benalder, By. Adveatun-. TuiondoK Benvorllcb TIN OUTPUTS I'm162 words
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Advertisement980 1962-05-15 16 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTDU.S.A. Pacific. Atlantic da Great JLaatM Strviw j dom ha* nm I »n|ti4r lajtt n«nl«» «.»••■•»> (U tit fit (It (1* Ht "•.mama Mai* nH an a iwm i iwt »m» a »i» •«•> "SUita Mara n i]lw< nm IJ >aO KMI V ill aaaaaaj ::'C »f980 words
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Advertisement867 1962-05-15 16 V^B^^7 u >*. C«W«I>» >t»»'Ct 'a' MCl ""j''. I <"'"ori. t^Hs No'ioik. Bosion Centiii t, South »m«nci Soo" k Sham "t"*nti Geno» MHiiai N ro>» I ok> Matrsk 15 II Mi, II Mai IS MM Jaaa iSi Menu mn*n *m »ji mm iwi Peler RaMisk 13 It Juae 4/ 7867 words
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Advertisement342 1962-05-15 16 SHIPPING NOTICE m.%. "SANTHIA" SAILING Mil; HONGKONG AND JAPAN ON THE ISTH MAY. 1962 The above vessel will sail Irom Singapore Harbour Boaid at 10 a.m on Wedaesdav. lf.n May. 196? Embarkation tor unbertbed passengers will commence at 7 a.m. and at 9 a.m for saloon pa*seneei s SLAV KERB342 words
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Advertisement102 1962-05-15 16 NOTICE NOTICE FEDERATION Of MALAYA S32.U««.ua4i V%% Kejisterwl Stock 30 '11 1961/71. Notice is hereby |0M thai the rran*ier Register ol tne atxwemeiitioiied loan will be cosed trom 18th to 3Ut May. 1962. both dv? inclusive, foi the pirpniution of Interest Warrants Registrar of Public Uept BANK NEGARA TAiNAM MELAYU.102 words
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Advertisement114 1962-05-15 16 NOTICES NOTICE FEDERATION Of MALAYA S3J.UUU.Mt* 5 1 Rrcistcred Stock I/S 19*8/81. Notice is hereby given ihat the 'liaiiMrr Register of the abo\ementioned loan will be closed (ton 19tb May to Ist June. 1962. both days Inclusive, tor the preparation ot Interest Warrants. Registrar ol Puullc Dept. BANK NEQARA TAN114 words
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Advertisement579 1962-05-15 17 TENDER TENDER P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDER notice TENDERS from C!a.-> A and B J.K.R.. NEGRI SEMBILAN Contractors leviv.erw! alto P-W.O. will be received at tiie nfTW Tenders from registered of the Director o: Public Works. p.W.D. Contractors of Clas* Federation oi Maiava. Maxwell an d above will be received Road>579 words
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Advertisement807 1962-05-15 17 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE Sr~c REGISTKRKI) STOCK. IMt (19M) 1*4% REGISTERED STOCK MM ***** (Si NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Transfer Books of tbe above Stocks will be c!c«ed from 18;h May. 1962 to Ist June. 1962. both dates inclusive, for the purpose of preparing Interest807 words
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Advertisement721 1962-05-15 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE BACTEKIOLOGY Applicant* lor the poat advertit- ed in ihsae columns on li 662 i anould be uiodical wiin or without some teaching and re- search experience in Bacteriology I MINISTRY OF EDUCATION j TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS ON OPEN VOTE. APPLICATIONS ore invttod from Federal CitlMoa or721 words
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Advertisement993 1962-05-15 17 t ontinyrd from Page 111 SITUATIONS VACANT It Werda ti <*>»■)— Box t* rf*. til re WANTBO iMMtoiAiILV MALI wrtiirv nnu<itpn« io work la s a«v*ra once Please aopiv P.o Boa '"in niinurt ORADE II DRESSER CONDUCTOR required lor rubtier ettate in Soutn Jonorr. Apply with full particular* Boa AUK993 words
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Advertisement994 1962-05-15 17 OFFICI SPACE WANTIO If »»*rd* Si (Hint—Box tf rlt axrra MALAYAN OP.C AN i» ATtON reauira I miuki* office apace in tawo araa la* i apace available thoulrt ooi be lea* than 3.U00 *4. fi Reph** -b driaiia of reotal, term* etc to Box A 43.1 1.1 Singapore HOUSIS t994 words
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Advertisement1022 1962-05-15 17 WANTID I* Word. U (Mln.)—B,a it tf. e<«ra 1 MALAYAN JOURNAL oi Tropical i Ueocrapb*. V -i. 4 S. 1. 10. IS wanted h* Mriaodn Bora' Hcoool I Kuaia Lumpur Contact Principal i NATIONAL OIOORAPMIC ■et "■aarad b> Metbodlat Hova Mcbool Koala l.\impur: Uarck May Novmi her. Decemher I9SI. April1,022 words
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Advertisement635 1962-05-15 17 FOR SALI If *mr4t ti (Mm.l—Boi >• rlt. Mtra NVALIO WMIIL CHAIR »n<e *4.->o<- T.l .^4.uw Spor» i.m —1? CONTOUR SHA— Hirtinrv ,t--iiiaive fair* Foam v" tr.*ret in ro'tlbful n^t<iral 'inc wlthoul 1111 Mat Vannv K. Rarflu m> I-t IS i>«rei TTHI ■0 SIANO S7. TANCLIN ROAD NI«R POST orrics.635 words
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1023 1962-05-15 18 Bangkok centre opened to boost Asian trade By OUR COMMERCIAL EDITOR United States, under the new Trade Expansion Act submitted to Congress in January, has launched a "crash programme" to improve her trade with South East Asia which when it gets underway can considerably assist1,023 words
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Article, Illustration86 1962-05-15 18 S.A.S. APPOINTS NEW SPORE SALES MANAGER AM >.ilcv manager ha* bern appointed to initiate it SUM drive for Scandinavian Airlines System. Thai Airways and S\t issair He is Mr David Chew uho assume* duties today, replacing Mr George Hsu as Mies manager for the Scandinavian Airlines System in Singapore Mr86 words
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Article78 1962-05-15 18 The Rompin Mining Co Ltd in Pahang which recently advertised throughout Australia for a railways maintenance officer, is now advertising for two geologists, reports Keith Hooper from Sydney. They are wanted for the company's new iron ore mine in Pahang which will have an initial production of78 words
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Article40 1962-05-15 18 French tyre prod notion in I March totalled 24.550 tans I acainst 22.925 tons In Febru arv according to the Bureau of Ind'i^rtal Statistics in i Paris O'Upnt in the rir>t quarter was 71.935 tons against 68.570 tons.40 words
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92 1962-05-15 18 npHE Far East repre- sentative of an Austrian steel com pany. Mr. Helmut VVeis. has concluded a month's study tour of the Federation and Singapore. During his stay. Mr. Weis visited all the business and industrial centres and found that there was a92 words
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Article, Illustration206 1962-05-15 18 ELECTRO CLOCK CREATED BY SWISS COMPANY A LEADING company in the Swiss watch industry has created an electro magnetic transistorised clock called Secticon. This was announced in Singapore by Mr P Braunschweig, a representative ol the manufacturers Universal; Escapement Ltd.. during a market study tour. Mr. Braunscnweig said that Secticon206 words
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Article, Illustration106 1962-05-15 18 Advertising agency names top executive (^HARIKAT Ace Advertising Malaya Berhad have appointed Mr. Tony R. Wayman as their general manager in Kuala Lumpur. Mr Wayman. who lias worked for many years In the fields of advertising and pub- 1 i llcity in Singapore, plans to i build up the locally106 words
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Article82 1962-05-15 18 Four Singapore p-inters 1 have left for Dusseldorf, West Germany, to attend the Drupa 1962 exhibition as guests of East Asiatic Co. Ltd. They were Mr. Leong Kok Sun president of the Chiiie.-e 1 Master Printers 1 Association. Inch*- Harun bin Mohd Amin or Pustaka M<layu.82 words
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Advertisement267 1962-05-15 18 INTEREST PAID QUARTERLY. NO FEES EASY; WITHDRAWALS MEMBER OF THB WORLD-WIDE PINNOCK GROUP. MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF DOMESTIC ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. ESTABLISHED 1891. To: The Secretary, Pinnock Finance Company (Great Britain) Ltd., 17 Hanover Squorc, London, W.I, England. Please tend me fully Descriptive Booklet on how to open a Deposit Account.267 words
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Advertisement241 1962-05-15 18 isn BBT u^Bk Bl^^^^^" I v i m£~Wg£ZS^^KF~~jM JW'-w Mb IJm Mr m MT,m&- #m mUbmk Hw EoHB> fc ft' m^r PSsBH mT 'ffTBSIBB^ BBm.i^Vßß> BMbbb^BM^HblbbiSbbbmS I^BBTfldL, I^lb^bbbbbbJ Hbbbw l}99^BBlr««l^ :i '^&»*ix T a^Bßt Xi--- ''JffSBBBBBBi ~J9B L < A_^ iL^' B^kV BMSI gJEBtWaJBBFa Bm_H^t-^sBV»Bi l^^ «Obb^bbMHbVS3 o *«w3y|j|jßH?^ip^Hp if^Jn241 words
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Article317 1962-05-15 19 OH Ktt TIANO - OH Ktt TIANO 'Talks with other bodies' By Penang. Mon. r piE Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union is to become a "top-class organisation with a sound financial position.'' To achieve this, the AAU plan to— INVITE other national organisations for discussions on how to raise317 words
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Article23 1962-05-15 19 PARIS, Mon. St. Etienne won the French football Cup for the first time yesterday, defeating Nancy 1-0 in the h'nal.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article50 1962-05-15 19 PENANG. Mon.— The GreenJackets, who arrived from England last month, have withdrawn from the Penang Cricket League. A spokesman or the battalion said today that Cue to heavy mil Vary commitments for the next three months, the Groenjackets would not bt able to field a regular side.50 words
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675 1962-05-15 19 Weights for Sunday's S'pore races CJ I N G A P O RE. Mon.— Weights for all eieht races at Bukit Timah on Sunday: CL. 2, DIV. I— 6F. Pizarro II 9.00 Western Plains 8.13 Rottcrdamsche 813 Speedy Phoenix 8 1» S»< mv Girl g 1 1 Parisian Diamond 8675 words
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397 1962-05-15 19 DOME, Mon.—Austra1V liuns Rod Layer and Roy Emerson, generally regarded as the top two amateurs in the world. will meet in the final of the men's singles In the Italian lawn tennis championships. They had straight-sets semi-final victories yesterday over unseeded players. Layer.397 words
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Article, Illustration66 1962-05-15 19 pRIVY COUNCILLOR (left), ridden by Bill Rickaby. wins the 2,000 Guineas, the first classic of the English flat season, at Newmarket. The colt is followed by Romulus (W. Swinburn) finishing second with the third horse. Prince Poppa (W. Carr) onReuter - 66 words
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149 1962-05-15 19 CRICKET CHOICE OF CARR AS CAPTAIN OF MCC A SURPRISE I ONDON, Mon.— The M.C.C. team to meet Pakistan in the three-day match starting here at Lord's on Saturday is: Carr (Derby, captain). Atkinson (Somerset), Barber (Lanes). Dexter (Sussex). Gale (Middlesex). Glilord (Worcs), Graveney (Worcs), Knight (Essex). Larter (Northants). MillReuter - 149 words
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Article76 1962-05-15 19 SINGAPORE. Mon— Federation of Malaya beat Singapore 6-1 In their annual inter-Government Services lawn tennis match at Tessensohn Road today. After leading 3-1 overnight. Malaya today won all the remainIng matches quite easily. Today's result*: Yabaya and Tan Ah Fee bt Urn Bong Soo and Musa76 words
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Article19 1962-05-15 19 JAKARTA. Mon.— The visiting West German soccer team. Verein Fur Bewegunespie'defeated an All-Indonesia s'de 5-0 here yesterday.19 words
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268 1962-05-15 19 Motor-racing Hondas sweep in French G.P. PARIS, Mon. Japanese Honda machines took the first four places in the 125 c.c. event at the French Grand Prix motor-cycle meeting at Clermont-Ferrand yesterday. The winner of this event, counting towards the world championships, was Hunlmitsu Takahashi. of Japan, who covered the 13268 words
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Article77 1962-05-15 19 MELBOURNE. Mon The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia will send a good luck caole to Margaret Smith If she make* the final of the VV'mbledon women's singles The president of the L.T.A.A.. Mr. Norman Strange. said messages were sent to all Australian finalists at Wimbledon.Reuter - 77 words
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Article91 1962-05-15 19 Comfortable win for Montfleur OAR^IS, Mon. Montfleur 1 scored a comfortable victory in the Prix Lupin for three-year-olds at Longchamp yesterday. Albert Laborde brought him home a length and a half winner of the lOVif race from Epsom Derby entrant L« Cantilien. Third, three lengths further behind, was Soltikoff. SaintReuter - 91 words
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Article59 1962-05-15 19 NEWBRIDGE. (Republic of Ireland i. Mon— Stable hands at the Curragh racing stables. County Klldare, decided here last night to go on strike from today in support of pay demands. The strike may mean that the Curragh meeting arranged for Wednesday and including the races for the Irish59 words
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Article320 1962-05-15 19 F. SALAHUOIN - IT'S ARMY u POLICE F. SALAHUOIN KEEN FIGHT AHEAD By Singapore. Mon. SINGAPORE Cricket Associations experiment to play tournament matches on the same weekend wnen there is a State match proved a great success yesterday. Although most of the eight clubs engaged in yesterday's senior tournament fixtures were without their320 words
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Article48 1962-05-15 19 MALACCA. Mon. -Malacca Club beat Selangor Club by three wickets in a friendly cricket match played here today. Scores: S'gor Club 175 (MeDermott 53. Hennen 39. Espall 4-44. Sethupathy 2-17) Malacca Club 183-7 fCol. Fowler 54. Lakhblr Singh 41 no. Sethupathy 20. McMullen 3--68 V48 words
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Miscellaneous163 1962-05-15 19 SOcCcK SPOUt OIV. Z.\: SCC v B Kesinian ipadang); Dlv. 2S: RAF S»"leUr A' v T. Kurau (Gevlanij. Minto v Halkowyu (St. Smi Rd); Dlv. 2D: SRC v Marines A (pMtang). SOOR DIV. 1: TPCA v Yp Malays <« pjn.i; Umno Youths v 3CRC (7.30. both matches at Merdeka BUdlumt;163 words
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Article357 1962-05-15 20 JAKARTA. Monday BULLETS MISS HIM AT PRAYERS IN PALACE: FIVE PEOPLE INJURED, GUNMAN ARRESTED PRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia survived an attempt on bis life when a Muslim fanatic shot at him during a morning prayer meeting today. The bullet missed him. Five people were injured inReuter - 357 words
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Article, Illustration39 1962-05-15 20 THE Earl of Snowdon. husband of Princess Margaret, chats with Che Rokiah Ahmed, of Malaya, and Miss Swchandra Roy. from India, at a reception organised by the Victoria League for Commonwealth Friendship in London.39 words
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139 1962-05-15 20 Moves for Malayan to stay in Australia CANBERRA. Mon. The Federal Cabinet was expected to allow a Malayan pearl worker, ordered to be deported, to remain in Australia, it was learn--1 ed here today. Mahomed Nasit bin Wahab. 31. came to Australia eisht years auo as an indentured worker. HeReuter - 139 words
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Article69 1962-05-15 20 SOUTHAMPTON. Mon. Nearly 300 crane drivers, fitters and electricians at this southern port went on strike this morning over a dispute arising from the introduction of a time clock system of reporting for work. Throughout the rest of Britain mast ports worked normally today afterReuter - 69 words
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Article59 1962-05-15 20 ATHENS. Mon. Princes.Sophia and Don Juan Carlos son of the Spanish Pretender, were married in a ceremony at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Dsnise here today. A 21-gun salute rang out and church bells pealed joyfully as the marriage was solemnised in the presence ofReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration47 1962-05-15 20 BEAUTY TITLE SEEKER IS A SOCSER PLAYER AISII binte Nadzir. who besides being an Ipoh beauty and a teacher at a Malay school, also represents Perak in women's soccer She will take part in (he "Miss Ipoh" contest at the Lido Cinema. Ipoh. tomorrow. She is 21.47 words
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Article64 1962-05-15 20 Rebels blow up train RANGOON. Mon. The Mantiaia) -Rangoon Mail train was blown up by land mines and attacked by Insurgents in the early hours of thi.s morning near Thahtaygon railway station, about 100 miles north of here. The engine driver and six passengers were seriously injured and one passengerReuter - 64 words
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Article33 1962-05-15 20 MOSCOW. Mon —A Russian who sent Soviet stamps to the West in exchange for foreign stamps, which he sold at above-cataloaue prices, was jailed for seven years for speculation today.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article34 1962-05-15 20 ORAN. Mon. Orans. newspapers, suspended live weeks ago after the OAS had printed a "pirate" edition of the Echo d'Oran. will resume publicatior on Wednesday. ?ccording tc official sources here. ReutprReuter - 34 words
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Article38 1962-05-15 20 THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Bay An Hian express their heart* Jplt thunks to the clubs, associations, friends and relatives lor their loan of cars, donation.-. scroll.*, wreath.*, attendance and valuable assistance during their recent bereavement.38 words
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Article168 1962-05-15 20 No. 1 JOB: GET RID OF SIR ROY r)AR-ES-SAALAM. Mon. Tne former Premier. Mr. Julius Nyerere. yesterday told a rally at Mbeya. near the Rhodecian border, that the primary African nationalist task in the Rhodesias was to unseat the Federal Premier. Sir Roy Welenskv. Mr. Nyerere said the people andUPI - 168 words
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Article24 1962-05-15 20 MILAN. Mon —Four people were killed and 36 ethers sent to hospital yestordav after a train collided with a motorcoach.—U.P.l.24 words
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Obituary46 1962-05-15 20 MH HEAH JOO SEANG pUMd ■my peacefully m London on Urli May. 19U2 at the age oT 67. He leaves behind his widow, .seven sons, three daughters, one son-in-law. *ix daui?hlers-in-law and 15 grandchildren to mourn their loss. Date of funeral will be announced later46 words
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Advertisement245 1962-05-15 20 Late CLASSIFIED j ADV»IIS£MENTS FOR MAN To Goßie (Nee Brcwn) and Peter on May 13 at BMH Kinrara. a gilt of a daughter. a!l MB. MURUGASU: To Mr. and Mrs. Clement V. Murugasu. a son. Jude G:rald.. on 13-5-H2 al Buim.sar Hospital. Deo Gr.T BETTYS BEAUTY SALON, for soft and245 words
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