The Straits Times, 26 January 1963
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Title Section22 1963-01-26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Hat****' Heart*** Estd 1845 SATURDA\, JANUARY 26. 1963. it 15 CENTS. KON 35222 words
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Article, Illustration830 1963-01-26 1 TU- 16 AIR PATROLS Indonesia claims 'Operation Moonlight' extended to 'border' with Malaya 'Nothing to do with our new policy' JAKARTA, Friday INDONESIAN Air Force planes are now patrolling the "border" with Singapore and Malaya, an Air Force spokesman said today. The planes are Russian-built TU-16 medium jet bombers and830 words
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Article, Illustration779 1963-01-26 1 An English family wants to 'adopt' Jedi while he is in Britain SKETCHING PATIENT CATCHES THE EYE OF GOOD-DEED BOY SCOUT 'He has won us all over' —Mrs. GREEN From DOUG LACKERSTEEN London, Friday English family would like to "adopt" for the duration of his stay in this country Malacca's779 words
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Article90 1963-01-26 1 LONDON. Fri. Mr. Desmond dough, defence correspondent of the Dally Sketch, was today given 10 days to reveal sources of Information for a story he wrote on William Vassall. the convicted spy If he does not, ruled Lord Parker, the Lord Chief Justice, he v.90 words
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Article27 1963-01-26 1 TUNIS, Fri. Tunisia had Its first snowfall for six years last night, and weather ex. perts said the cold had spread from Europe. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article78 1963-01-26 1 UNITED NATIONS, Fri— The U.N. last night announced the appointment of Sir Hugh Foot, who last year resigned from the British U.N. delegation over a policy disagreement on Southern Rhodesia, as a consultant to the U.N. special fund. His Job will be to consult governments ofReuter - 78 words
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186 1963-01-26 1 LONDON, Friday. MR. Richard Wood, Britain's Minister of Power, promised yesterday that the Government would use troops if need be, to move urgently needed fuel stocks during the current cold spell. He was speaking after a Cabinet meeting at which the PrimeReuter - 186 words
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106 1963-01-26 1 IT'S OFF WITH THOSE BLUESTOCKINGS LONDON, Fri. Five students from Girton. Cambridge University wo. men's college, have volunteered to appear on-stage nude from the waist upwards In an under. graduate production of the musical "Expresso Bongo." To keep their identities secret they will wear masks and G-strinits as they appear106 words
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Article30 1963-01-26 1 LONDON, Pri. A new wage agreement for 270.000 teachers in England and Wales was arranged today by representatives of teachers unions and schools boards. Reupter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article29 1963-01-26 1 LONDON, Pri. The Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary. Mr. Duncan Sandys, will visit Kenya in mid- February to hasten Kenya's independence, the Commonwealth Relations Office announced yesterday.—UPL29 words
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Article133 1963-01-26 1 Planter found dead outside house OEREMBAN. Fri. An estate planter, Mr Allan Forscutt, 45. was found shot dead outside his bungalow on Linsum Estate, Rantau. last night. Mr. Forscutt and his wife who had earlier returned from the Seremban Golf Club, had been heard speaking loudly from the bungalow. He133 words
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Article47 1963-01-26 1 KARACHI. Fri. Mr. Zulflcar Bhutto, the Minister of Industries and Natural Resources, will act as Pakistani Foreign Minister in place of the late Mr. Mohammed All. Mr. Bhutto has been leading Pakistan's delegation in the talks with India on the Kashmir question.— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article20 1963-01-26 1 MOON NOT SIGHTED hi M LI MI 'l in- it< -a noon lill lit. H»ri i: ij i20 words
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Advertisement222 1963-01-26 1 CITROEN Safety Comfort Luxury SOLE AGENTSTHE EASTERN AUTO CO., LTD. 185. Cl*m«nc«au Avenue. Singapora-9. Tol ***** Represented throughout tht Federation. AN INDONESIAN AIR FORCE HERCULES a MALAYA STILL HASAUNT ELIZABETH' \K.\KTA, Fri. Indo- that Austin cars were i nrsia's Minister of In- gaining top position in formation. Dr. Rnslan the222 words
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Advertisement107 1963-01-26 1 modernize I y° ur home Ml a^fc. Wlth the illS^l -i^ VT m ¥J ™ikel Jmmw *00* line mr Locksets DCL Aluminium KITCHEN SINKS offer you DCL Aluminium Sinks are by far the cheapest sinks available because of the J^^^^^—l—W lasting qualities of aluminium. vH Non-rustint;. hygienic, easily cleaned. v^H107 words
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95 1963-01-26 2 SAIGON, Fri. T h c Communist guerillas in South Vietnam today began a unil ate r a 1 three and a half day ceasefire to celebrate the lunar new >ear festi val. Their last major action yesterday was to dynamite a train nearReuter - 95 words
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66 1963-01-26 2 NAIROBI, Fri. Trade union and company officials yesterday reached a settlement on the 10-day old strike of brewery workers just as beer supplies throughout Kenya were about exhausted. A meeting reached agreement on a wage adjustment. Managerial staff worked up to 10-hourReuter - 66 words
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Article392 1963-01-26 2 BRITAIN, US WOULD FLY IN IF CHINA BEGAN RAIDS NEW DELHI, Friday. fHE U.S. and British air forces will take over the air defence of India if there are any signs of China preparing bomber strikes, informed sources said today. The British and Americans392 words
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Article, Illustration147 1963-01-26 2 SEOUL, Fri. Strongman Gen. Park Chung Hee (above) yesterday stepped into the power struggle among South Korea's leaders and ordered the military junta to stay out of politics. Gen. Park laid down a six-point order to the junta members warning them not toUPI - 147 words
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197 1963-01-26 2 Complaint in Australia over Red China's pillow cases CANBERRA. Fri. Ninety per cent of pillow cases imported into Australia are from Communist China, a witness told the tariff board here. China's participation In international trade was not governed by competitive ability In costs, said the witness. Mr. W. A. Hartlgan.Reuter - 197 words
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Article22 1963-01-26 2 JAKARTA, Fri.— A total of 1.600 Indonesians, who entered the Philippines illegally, will be returned here in March. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article203 1963-01-26 2 TUNIS: Ten men sentenced to death last week for plotting to kill Tunisian President Habib Bourgulba were executed at dawn. LONDON: A total of 183.416 Commonwealth i m m 1 grants entered Britain between July l, 1962 when a law controlling Commonwealth Immigration came into effect, and203 words
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Article72 1963-01-26 2 ROTTERDAM. Fri. Grocers today sold fresh water at about threepence for two pints (six cents a pint) because the cold spell has made the city supply virtually umlrinkable with a salt content 10 times above normal. Rotterdam gets its water from the Maas, a tributary72 words
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109 1963-01-26 3 U.S. oil firms ask Ceylon for $10.3 compensation /COLOMBO. Fri. The American Esso and Caltex oil companies today handed the Ceylon Petroleum Company claims for compensation totalling $10.3 million for property and equipment acquired by th- Ceylon Government. .Company sources said Shell would probably submit a compensation claim estimated at109 words
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118 1963-01-26 3 UNITED NATIONS. FrL U Thant, the secretarygeneral, last night formally announced the rejection of an Indonesian bid to shorten the period of U.N. administration of West New Guinea (West Irian 3ut he said he felt steps could be taken to heed the wishes118 words
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Miscellaneous187 1963-01-26 2 Altry Oop By V. 1. Uamiin NOSW.'NOT/^ S.TVWT FELLA CUT A»Y HEAD OPEnJ^v I IvVHASSA MATTER? V i^^.VEH?WHATS AtHAT MILL4ON I A MACK/ (WONDERFUL SWITCHED ESRAJNS, THEN /o^ > CAN I OET YOU A YOU DOLLABS YOU MVCOSH. V ~V PUT (T ESACK TOGETHER [no! GLASS OP WATEK, < S*187 words
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257 1963-01-26 3 LONDON, Friday. Lord Chief Justice, Lord Parker, ruled in the High Court yesterday that a reporter who refused to disclose" his sources of information to the Vassall spy inquiry tribunal was guilty of contempt of court. He said that he would sentence257 words
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97 1963-01-26 3 PARTED, NOW LINDA PUTS A STOP TO CREDIT LOS ANGELES, Fri.— Actress Linda Darnell (above) won a court order here yesterday forbidding her estranged husband to use her name for credit. Miss Darnell, who is asking for US$l,OOO a month alimony, alleged in an* affidavit that her husband, airline pilotReuter - 97 words
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Article85 1963-01-26 3 New plan on death penalty DUBLIN. Fri.— The Irish Government has decided in principle on the abolition of the death penalty. The Minister for Justice, Mr. C. Haughey, told the Dail (Parliament) that he would soon give details of the plan which provided for the retention of the death penaltyReuter - 85 words
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Article80 1963-01-26 3 'Rose Marie' composer dies, 89 NEW YORK, Fri.— Otto Haxbach, the famous playwright and librettist who wrote such songs as "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," "Rose Marie," and "Cuddle up a Little Closer," died at his home yesterday after a long illness. He was 89. Harbach. who was born InReuter - 80 words
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Article48 1963-01-26 3 BEIRUT, Pri. Lebanese gendarmerie reiterated claims that Syrian troops fired on wood-gatherers on Monday six miles Inside Lebanese territory The Cabinet was said to be considering an official diplomatic protest. Syria has closed its border tc Lebanese to prevent "Infiltration of Nasserite elements." U.P.IUPI - 48 words
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Article, Illustration49 1963-01-26 3 LONDON, Prl»— The Labour Ooposition in the House ol Commons last night moved a motion of no confidence In the Government for the way the Polaris submarine missile pact was reached in Nassau between President Kennedy and Mr. Macmillan. The motion will dc debated next week.49 words
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120 1963-01-26 3 KENNEDY TO SEND POLARIS SUBS TO THE MEDITERRANEAN WASHINGTON. Fri.— President Kennedy told his Press conference yesterday that Polaris missile submarines would be sent to the Mediterranean. The President was ques. tinned about official statements in Rome and Ankara that the Polaris force would replace Jupiter missiles to be withdrawn120 words
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Advertisement135 1963-01-26 3 I^ea Master SHIRTS Are now available in tour qualities FRESHER KOOLTON DE LUXE SETRON ■■k^MI Available in BP^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B Singapore frtH f H Mclwani't 3^H Liberty Molocco fron I Modern Silk Stor I Chotirmolls Toj Mahal ■?f? I Doshi B Penong Civil Stortiqc ■J Voquc ■i SHHHHR^H For fuller details, kindly135 words
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Advertisement286 1963-01-26 3 NEW YEAR RESOLUTION: INVEST $10 PER MONTH IN THE M.C.I.S. SPECIAL ASSURANCE PLANS May we first wish our Chinese friends Keong Hee Fatt Choy! May we next suggest that one of your New Year Resolutions should be to Invest at least $10 pm in our MCIS Bpecial Assurance Plans! May286 words
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Miscellaneous23 1963-01-26 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /TBV TUIS. 06A£, I -ITfc A CeCIPE V NMV NEW Pp/ if &&>~yC /TtoougwtV ~VI THAT WAS A23 words
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258 1963-01-26 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A NG YliK HAY, 17, a petrol kiosk attendant, the son of a wealthy businessman, was convicted iit the Assize Court yesterday on charges of causing grievous 'hurt, while being a member of an unlawful assembly and throwing acid. Mr. Justice258 words
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Article, Illustration170 1963-01-26 4 Shock-but Liz topped her class SINGAPORE, Fri.— Sixteen months ago, pretty Elizabeth Linus (above) went to Britain with high hopes of getting a tutor's diploma in midwifery. Elizabeth had already qualified as a midwife in Singapore. But to her dismay she found that her local certificate was not recognised in170 words
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Article83 1963-01-26 4 FAILED TO REPORT: 6 MONTHS' SINGAPORE. Fri. Described as "a regular housebreaker," Abdul Kadlr bin Thamby Chlk was Jailed for six months and ordered to serve 12 months' police supervision. He had pleaded guilty to failing to report as a police supervisee on Feb. 20 last year. Senior Inspector Tuan83 words
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Article33 1963-01-26 4 JEBSELTON, Fti. The Commissioner of Trade and Customs has placed the following values on dutiable goods as at Jan. 14: Hubhrr 741 cents per pound, and Copra $308.60 per ton.33 words
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Article173 1963-01-26 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tan Lian Ann. Singapore chess champion and run-ner-up In the Australian Chess Championships will not contest his Junior title In the Singapore Chess Championships this year. A total of 26 participants have entered for the qualifying rounds which begin on Feb. 2173 words
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Article335 1963-01-26 4 LONDON, Fri. An unsettled week and account ended on a dull note. OUt-edged made the best showing although prices were no more than a shade harder while business was on a small scale. Gains ranged to 3/lf. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty335 words
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Article, Illustration50 1963-01-26 4 Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cohen after their wedding recently at the Western Suburbs Synagogue. Sydney. The bride is the former Miss Margaret Reuben ot Singapore, and Mr. Cohen, who is an electronics engineer with the Australia Wireless Amalgamation. Sydney, is formerly of Leeds, England.50 words
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211 1963-01-26 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. rE Singapore Polytechnic is developing rapidly into a model centre for the training of technical personnel in the region, states the Colombo Plan Bureau in its latest bulletin. The bulletin. "The Colombo Plan." said that many trainees from neighbouring countries were211 words
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Article325 1963-01-26 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE following is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Puya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London. Dusseldorf. Beirut. Baghdad. Karachi, Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur (BA 714 i 5.30 p.m.; from Sydney, Darwin (BA 701) 6.10 p.m. Thai International: From Manila. Hong Kong. Bangkok CTO 403)325 words
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Obituary31 1963-01-26 4 MRS. A. TIPSON widow of late Mr. K. Tl|*on formor secretary British and Foreign Bible Society paved away suddenly 23rd January at 80 Buckiton Terrace Kairmile ftead Edinburgh deeply regretted.31 words
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Advertisement186 1963-01-26 4 Upper East Coast Road TODAY: 1-3-7.15-9.30 P.M. "THREE STATES" Teochew (K.N.). TODAY: 9.00 a.m.: "Tennttttti Pertner" Color (RKO!. 11.00 a.m.: (All Seats 50 eta). "POR LEE HAR" (Cont.) SB. Tonight Mid nlta: "Woman Scholar" Teochtw (K.N.). Tomorrow 9.00 0.m.: "Run Of The Arrow" (RKO). 11.00 am.: (All Seats 50ct$). "Ali186 words
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Miscellaneous43 1963-01-26 4 Bugs Bunny II, f Batph Hvitndahl /holpthis package anp A |>rv£ beeh /tc///a/']\ f\f\ |A IMV PURSE WHILE I WEI6H J f~~^ [TO OET A GANPER AT 5 /\l \]W y<> O\ J^K t r /Vfr < SEIF < BU6g|^ > y 3 \_HOWMUCHPETUNIAy UV /f<~~43 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1963-01-26 5 COMMUNIST TERROR ON KOJE ISLAND ONE day late in October 1951, United States soldiers were in the process of changing guard around the perimeter of the huge prisoner of war camp on Ko.je Island off the Korean Peninsula. Suddenly the men stopped in their tracks and1,344 words
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Advertisement364 1963-01-26 5 jpPfpSya* .TrT' I mm* jf2 HarJDFI^ I v Ijjfc V^9cT>^BßßrVaV«' I> -*r^'^Ma. j9i BVBH*^BW*^^Briia* BHVflßSß^Vat^a^L^^B^BmJ BBS^^L^^aVlt^^y^^- U* .A. ibW JbHbHH dk B^BV*4V^*^^aW BV&lk^BptßV*^Uk^cJaaß^Bß^Ba^H^B^B^B^Bßß^Bß^B^B^Bßa^B> ■>* °^^^^™^al .<-. B a^al aaJak. .^BaV^^HaßaSWdSaißß^Bl H^^ 7 j* St: l^MiMP** HBhtJiaSU MkaSSfc3l p v j£\jfr jm aw^^T^t^b^B r \^f '^B^b^-^-^b^Hbw*^ -!^***^bW m •'"wr^s' BT BbHP^VmI364 words
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Obituary40 1963-01-26 6 10 Word* UJt (Mm.) MRS. (DUCKY) VOON nee Chans; Kirn Lan. Cbong Thoong Toke wife of Andrew Voon passed away peacefully 2.V1-A3. Cortege leaving S3 Lower Ampang Road 3.30 p.m. today far si Johns Cathedral, theaee to Caaras Cemetery.40 words
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Article72 1963-01-26 6 Words Sit (Minimum) in EVER LOVING Memory of V.idame Tan Cheng Neo, called to rest thin dsy 1962. Always remembered by rhildren/grandehlldren LOVING MEMORY OF Mr. Hew Srong Peck M.B.E. Ipoh. It's a year mko from today without a (oodt>v<-. vo'i suddenly went away: Ton left hehtnd silent72 words
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598 1963-01-26 6 The Straits Times Saturday, January 26, 1963. Indonesian Riddle The "confrontation policy" which is to regulate Indonesian relations with Malaya promises to be full of unpleasant little surprises. The decision to alert I the Indonesian air force, and to patrol the invisible "border" with Singapore and the Federation is one598 words
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Article406 1963-01-26 6 By Congo standards, the U Thant plan has gone like clockwork. Barely four weeks after they took the first action to clear gendarmerie roadblocks in Elisabethville, U.N. troops have achieved "freedom of movement" (for which read "effective military control") throughout Katanga, and with a minimum of bloodshed. President406 words
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Article208 1963-01-26 6 All cheating tricks are deplorable, but some are more deplorable than others. Where the trickster is abetted by his victim's stupidity and greed the moral lines become blurred, and we may even feel that it serves the fool right There is nothing amusing, however, about the racket which208 words
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Article, Illustration1371 1963-01-26 6 Lessons of the war in South Vietnam from A SPECIAL WRITER SAIGON, Friday CA S UALTY figures made available in Saigon reveal the pattern of the> anti-terrorist struggle in South Vietnam. For nearly six years after the partition of Vietnam in 1954 the Vietcong (Communist) guerillas were relatively inactive. From1,371 words
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Article, Illustration351 1963-01-26 7 BAN ON CRACKERS IGNORED AS HARE TAKES OVER v FROM THE TIGER KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpiOUSANDS of Chinese in Kuala Lumpur defied the ban on the firing of crackers and ushered in the Year of the Hare with a big bang. From early last nightHerold Teo - 351 words
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115 1963-01-26 7 Robbers at family's New Year reunion OENANG, Fri.— A Chin- ese family preparing for their New Year reunion dinner in Mount. Erskine Road had five uninvited guests last night. Wearing coloured fancy masks and carrying knives and toy pistols, the callers herded Mrs. Llm Choon Telk and others into a115 words
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214 1963-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— A petrol kiosk attendant told the Sessions Court yesterday now he outwitted four youths who tried to rob him. Jeet Singh was giving evidence against a labourer, Yap Sal Keow, 20, who was charged with attempting to who tried to214 words
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80 1963-01-26 7 IPOH. Frl.— The Teluk Anson branch of the People's Progressive Party will field candidates to contest all the 12 wards in the coming Teluk Anson Town Council election. A sub-committee has been formed to complete plans for the election. The branch has80 words
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Article161 1963-01-26 7 $23 MIL. SHIPYARD PACT SIGNING SINGAPORE, Fri. The Economic Development Board will sign an agreement with the Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries of Japan to establish a $23 million shipyard at Jurong. The signing ceremony will be held at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, on Wednesday at 6.30 p.m. The shipyard161 words
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Article59 1963-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl. Two officials of the Labour Party of Malaya will leave for Colombo next mon:h to attend the International Union of Socialist Youth conference. They are Mr. V. David M.P., an executive committee member of tfie party, and Mr. N.R. Loian, its assistant59 words
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94 1963-01-26 7 Interpeter to become Court Registrar JOHORE BAHRU. Frl Wan Chik bin Mohamed Rouse, who has served as Malay interpreter in the Johore Bahru Sessions Court for 11 years, has been promoted Registrar of the Sessions Court in Ipoh. Wan Chik. 49. an old boy of the Penang Free School, entered94 words
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Article72 1963-01-26 7 DUBLIN. Fit.— The first Malayan Ambassador to the Irish Republic. Tunku Yaacob lbnl Al Marhum Sultan Abdul Hamid Halirr Shah. presented his credentials to President DeValera here today The Ambassador was given an escort o f army motor-cyclists to and from the presidential house. He andReuter - 72 words
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Article40 1963-01-26 7 PENANG, Fri. A woman, Amman, 60, was fatally injured by a bus hear the market in Penang Road early today. Her death has brought Penang's road toll since the beginning of this year to seven.40 words
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Article41 1963-01-26 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. Two senior assistants in the Telecommunications Department here have switched posts. Mr. David Muthuswamy from Alor Star has gone to Segamut, and Inche Ramthan Din bin Alivah from SeRamat has taken over at Alor Star.41 words
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263 1963-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE 600 workers of the Wilkinson Process Rubber A Company Limited at Batu Caves will return to work on Monday after being on strike for the past The workers members of the Union of Employees in Companies Manufacturing Rubber Products263 words
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Article97 1963-01-26 7 Big entry in island yacht race SINGAPORE. Fri Singapore's annual round-the-island yacht race, organised by the Farelf Sailing Club, will begin tomorrow at dawn from the starting point just west of the Causeway. The race, started thrje years ago, is open to all comers, civilian and service This year's entry97 words
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Article35 1963-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Labour Party of MaJiva has set up a fund to provide financial aid to its members who are involved in legal proceedings arising from their political activities.35 words
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Article51 1963-01-26 7 her The party's treasurer. Mr. Tan Phock Kin, is chairman of the tund which now stands at $16,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Ten Brunei police recruits left here by air today for Singapore on their way back to Brunei after completing an eight-month training course at the Police Depot51 words
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150 1963-01-26 7 ifUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two Australian businessmen will visit Malaya and Singapore next month as part of an 11-country tour to promote the University of Queensland's International House Droject. They are Mr. Bruce Martin, president of Queensland International House and a for. mer district Governor150 words
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Article, Illustration109 1963-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Queen Elii»beth has approved the appointment of the Kt. Rev. J. L. Wilson, Bishop of Birmingham (a former Bishop of Singapore) to be Prelate of the Order, of St. Michael and St. George, according: to a message received here. Dr. Wilson was109 words
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Article53 1963-01-26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Labour Party of Malaya is to hold a two-dnv political course for its members starting on Feb. 2. Among the speakers will be the party's treasurer, «Mr. Tan Phock Kin, the secretary-general, Mr. Lim Kean Siew and the Penang Mayor. Mr.53 words
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Article181 1963-01-26 7 ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V "Puasa" hours for Govern ment departments during the fasting month will be from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the monthly paid officers and a period of six hours for daily-rated staff. Fasting will start either tomorrow or on Sunday dependine181 words
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Article67 1963-01-26 7 SINGAPORE. Fri—Described as "a regular housebreaker," Abdul Kadir bin Thamby Chik was Jailed yesterday for six months and ordered to serve 12 months police supervision. He had pleaded guilty to failing to report as a police supervisee on Feb. 20 last year. Senior Inspector67 words
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261 1963-01-26 8 THE FEES PROBLEM THAT GETS WORSE EACH YEAR JTVERY year parents are not only being plagued with demands for all sorts of fees but have also to tolerate all sorts of school moneymaking deviit s Recently it was made public that no one was compelled to purchase books from school261 words
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280 1963-01-26 8 HE HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS A BUM AND A LIAR, YET— J READ that a number of Singapore and Federation politicians intend to hold a mass meeting to jvhip up support for Mr. Azahari and his bogus "revolution." The sponsors of this meeting include Inche280 words
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174 1963-01-26 8 The new look for civil servants I WISH government employees in all States in the Federation In Division I to 111 will follow the ruling: established in Johore on dress for government servants, i.e. tie or Malay National dress. This brightens up offices, promotes efficiency, smartness and neatness in work174 words
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Letter64 1963-01-26 8 SINCE the City Council has now been integrated with the Government, it is only, fair that both the city and rural areas are treated alike. It is not fair to charge a higher rate of assessment for owner occupied houses in the city area. I hope the Government64 words
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Letter99 1963-01-26 8 A serpent in distress T JUST knew, when Mr. Hills caught a glimpse of me in the sea the other day, that I was in for another embarrassing exchange of Letters to the Editor. One man states that I am a turtle, and another (a zoologist!) declares that I am99 words
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Letter221 1963-01-26 8 ris with some interest that I read <.S.T. Jan. 23) a reply by the Ministry of Education in Kuala Lumpur to complaints regarding the posting of pupils to "remove classes" in assisted national type secondary schools "This, however, is entirely dependent upon available existing classroom accommodation in221 words
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Letter129 1963-01-26 8 1 WRITE on behalf of the residents of Lorong Bengkok, off Paya Lebar Road. Ever since the construction on a block of S.I.T. flats started three months ago, we have had to put up with the dust from the laterite road being fanned into our homes by the129 words
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Letter77 1963-01-26 8 I FULLY agree with the Government housing policy expressed by Singapura (ST. Jan. 17). It is about time the Government gave thought to changing its present policy. So many houses are still lying empty—but yet government servants wanting to occupy them are turned down because they work in77 words
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151 1963-01-26 8 Service still hit by rail strike NOW that the Railway strike is over, it is time for the Railway Administration to take "stock" of the situation and give the public the necessary service. W h fcl c appreciating what has already been done regarding the main line services, one is151 words
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Letter97 1963-01-26 8 ■THDUR AND-A-HALF ■T years ago when I first came to live in Johore Bahru, the town boasted of having the best roads *n the State, but I am sad to say this is not so today. Johore Bahru is now opening up with housing estates, fine new buildings,97 words
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Article332 1963-01-26 8 ON January 12 the Strait* Times published an artul? under the heading "Brunet chief on why th* news blacked out." which included some unfortunate references to British troous and arrangements. These were attributed to Penglran Yusoff. Director of Brunei's Broadcasting and Information Department. Pengiran Yusoff has332 words
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Article95 1963-01-26 8 I AGREE with your correspondent that the 10 per cent Increase In the motor vehicle tax has not been correctly implemented. I usually pay $42 half yearly. Now with the 10 per cent increase I should pay $46.20. Could you explain why I had to pay $47? In95 words
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Miscellaneous262 1963-01-26 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 9. Detailed requirements, it 1 1. Give grace? That's non-U: call for the Scottish inspecgive a blessing (7). tion (13). 5. I may take in German pic- 13. Odd change of law involves tures (7). him like this (9). 10. The river Eden? (4). 18. Stranger262 words
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Advertisement1301 1963-01-26 10 NOTICE TENDERS THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY Tenders are Invited for the sale notified that Mr. K. R. Natarajan of swill, for a two year period. Is no longer employed by this from R.A.F. Tengah. Further Company as from 11.1.63 and is information and application forms therefore not authorised to collect1,301 words
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Advertisement844 1963-01-26 10 NOTICES THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (NO. 118) Notice Coder Section 137 No Notice is hereby given under Section 137 of the Town Boards Enactment that a Draft Layout Plan No. J3/3433/2 of the Area bounded b 7 Jalan Bakri. Pipe Line Reserve. Parlt Propok. Jalan Temeggong Ahmad and Jalan Lama844 words
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Advertisement486 1963-01-26 10 There are 60 agencies f T 60 in the 60 p— J Federation Singapore! to receive your classifieds ALOR STAR MUAR Straits Times, 63 Jalan Tunku Muar Book Agency, 2 Jolon Ibrahim, Tel: 614 Abdulloh. Chong Chee Seong BATU PAHAT 27 Jolon Ah. Toi Tong Book Store, 19 Jolon PARIT486 words
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Advertisement2576 1963-01-26 11 FOR SALE PBssH SBi BH 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO .1: txtra II I ITJ I I■■ I I IITJ 11l ■IVJ ■■IP NEW PHILIPS TRANSISTORISED A A W*\ ■> 1 Ibv~_7~l I ■I1 I 1 I .fll Ik 1 I_l I Bsw^H Stereo Taperecordere latest model com- fr2,576 words
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1053 1963-01-26 12 Norman Siehel - AA U paper to Govt sets out coaching scheme for Malaya Norman Siehel WAY TO MAKE A WORLD-CLASS ATHLETE SPORTSFROftT by WHAT MAKES the world-class athlete? A panel of eminent coaches attached to Asian teams, mostly Americans, one British, one German and one Indian, agreed on a formula at a1,053 words
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Article207 1963-01-26 12 EPSOM JEEP - GOOD FORT WORKS WELL EPSOM JEEP By ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri Good Fort's winning turn may come tomorrow, first day of th«» Selangor Turf Cluft Tengku's Gold Cup meeting. Taken out for exercise by Merv Maynard this morning. Good Fort did an Impressive workout, clocking 38 for 3f. He Is allotted207 words
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Article130 1963-01-26 12 'New look' racecourses LONDON. Frt. The British Horse Race Betting Levy Board is to spend about £4.000,--000 during the next three yean on modernising racecourses, the board announced today. At a Press cohferece today, Pield Marshal Lord Harding, chairman of the board, said that £15.--000.000 was required to modernise theReuter - 130 words
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1330 1963-01-26 12 Kace 1: 2.0 CL 5, Div. 1— 7£ 1 ***** Ali Baba II (Shaw St.) lulloh. 6 9.0 (SF) Harbridfe 12 2 ***** Calvados (Chens' St.) Rndgcrs. 7 8.13 Moxham 1 3 ***** Thirteen Wonders (Weekend Circle) Tulloh. 6 8.13 'Nawari 11 4 ***** St. Honore1,330 words
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Advertisement195 1963-01-26 12 c CONGRATULATIONS FOR B THE, COMING YEAR fc SUPPLYING BF JAPANS //ilfrHciSl TECHNOLOGY mgjj Wk j TO THE ml world I I £4 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 123 E. Bi|4P% TV. STX— 57Ol6' K TV. FY— B3O M tt B i (t M (£i4f?) ToVa^o Japan, Sine Darby (Singapore) Ltd. Crosby House.195 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1963-01-26 13 AUSSIES THRIVE ON LUCK AND HARVEY HITS 154, O'NEILL 100 ADELAIDE, Friday. jJAD catching got England into trouble in the Fourth Test against Australia here today. Neil Harvey, missed twice off successive balls at eleven and again at 26, made 154 and Australia finished the day at 3221,093 words
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Article86 1963-01-26 13 BRISBANE, Fri. Garfield Sobers, the West Indies Test player, scored a brilliant 196 for South Australia against Queensland when their Sheffield Shield match began here today. Sobers, who hit two sixes and 27 fours, is currently engaged In a contractual dispute with the West Indies BoardReuter - 86 words
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Article178 1963-01-26 13 rpELUK ANSON. Fri.— An inauX gural meeting of the Lower Perak Sports Council will be held at the Malay Club here on Wednesday at 5 p.m. Plans to develop half of the 25-acre former golf course in Changkat Jong Road into a recreation ground will178 words
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Article471 1963-01-26 13 JENKINS MA Y PLAY KEY ROLE TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IT will be a two-in-one rugby classic for Singa--1 pore fans at Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow evening. With Army and Services players preponderantly on one side and Civilians on the other, the North-South end of season finale serves as a471 words
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412 1963-01-26 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor will be underdogs when they meet Johore In tomorrow's All Blues final at the RAF Changl Held at 8 p.m. It might have been a different story had there not been the uncertainties, and last-minute changes that attended the412 words
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Article87 1963-01-26 13 MALACCA. FrL Malacca Hockey Association President's XI held Ceylon Sports Club, current Singapore league champions, to a 2 2 draw in a friendJv match played on the Malacca Club ground today Inside-right Yang Siow Meng and inside-left Ismail All scored for Malacca, while outside-right Chong87 words
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Article87 1963-01-26 13 AUSTRALIA IST. INNS. LAWRY b Illingworth 10 SIMPSON c Smith b Statham 0 lI\RVKY c Statham t Dexter 15* BOOTH c Cowdrey b Titmus 34 O'NEILL c Cowdrey b Dexter 100 DAVIDSON not cut 16 SHEPHERD not (tut 4 Extras 4 TOTAL (for five) 322 Wkts. fell at: 2,87 words
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665 1963-01-26 13 MONTE CARLO, Fri. pRIK Carlsson. of Sweden. won the 1963 Monte Carlo rally, it was officially confirmed here last night. The giant 33-year-old Swede Is the first driver for 30 years to win the rally two years in succession. He again triumphed inReuter - 665 words
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125 1963-01-26 13 Yussof's whaler in round isle race SINGAPORE, Fri.— A total of 81 boats of different sizes will take part In this year's round-the-lsland yacht race which starts tomorrow from west of the Causeway at 4 a.m. Organised by the Farelf Sailing Club, the race has attracted 11 more boats than125 words
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Article162 1963-01-26 13 MANILA, Friday. JAPAN forged irro a two-stroke lead over Formosa today after 36 holes in th? first Asian amateur golf team championship. The Japanese, playing unspectacular but steady golf, had a team total of 767 to Formosa's 769. The Philippines brought up the rear inReuter; UP - 162 words
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Article87 1963-01-26 13 IfOH, Fri.— Newcomer DarM wls Deran. 26. returned a record score of 74 r74 148 to lead the qualifiers on the first day of the three-day 19th annual North Malayan Amateur golf championship on the Tiger Lane course here today His rounds of 74 were one over87 words
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Advertisement312 1963-01-26 13 Automatic zooms at the touch of a button With the Sankyo 8-Z Auto Zoom you A built-in electric-eye system sets ex* can zoom smoothly from wide-angle posure automatically right for every to telephoto shots, by merely pressing focal length under all conditions. To a button. An ingenious mechanism add dissolves312 words
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Miscellaneous67 1963-01-26 13 BIGGER ANNUAL MATCH: North V South (Spore padang, 9 p.m i. ALL-BLUES FINAL: Johore v S'gor (Changl. 8 p.m.). SOCCER TOUE MATCH: Perak v Tc?o Kogyo of Japan (Ipoh CAH ground, 5). HOCKEY LEE SHIELD: Combined schools v Changl Ladles (Schools' ground) Seletar Ladies v Girls SC (Seletar). FRIENDLY TPCA67 words
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Article495 1963-01-26 14 More pay— on condition SINGAPORE. Fri. ONCE-AND-FOR-ALL END TO GRIEVANCES OF NORMAL TRAINED AND TAMIL TEACHERS THE Education Ministry today announced new revised salaries for normal trained teachers recruited before May 1958, and Tamil teachers. The new salaries effective from the beginning of this year, are the result of an495 words
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Article51 1963-01-26 14 BERLIN. Fri. Two 72-year old Wr.si Bcrliners, married for over 40 years, died here together on their way to hospital. Both suffered heart attacks, polity? said. The man. a pensioner, collapsed in his flat after he had called an ambulance to take his wile to hospital.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration438 1963-01-26 14 KENNEDY appeals to de GA ULLE WE DON'T WANT TO SEE THIS GREAT ALLIANCE DISSOLVED, HE SAYS WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Kennedy last night appealed to President de Gaulle to have "confidence" in the United States and said both sides of the Atlantic must "work together in trust." "We can't possiblyReuter; UPI - 438 words
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216 1963-01-26 14 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesia's worst rainy season in 13 years of independence may wash a big hole in her road to economic recovery this year. Floods have swept ricelands throughout West and Central Java, destroying miles of standing rice crops and driving thousandsUPI - 216 words
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88 1963-01-26 14 ROME, Fri. Film actress Sophia Loren and film producer Dr. Carlo Ponti are to be tried here on March 21. for alleged bigamy. a court official said today. They were married by proxy in Mexico in 1957. A Mexican court ruled iast September that88 words
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Article37 1963-01-26 14 NEW YORK, Fri. Everett Knowles, 12, whose severed right arm was sewn back on by doctors eight months ago. Is making such Rood progress that an operation planned for this month has been cancelled. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Obituary53 1963-01-26 14 MADAM JIWI or Serendah and beloved mother of Mohinder Singh passed away on 25-1-63. Cortege will leave Serendah on 26-1-63 at 11.30 a.m. for Loke Yew Road ere- matorium, K. Lumpur. MR. YONG SHUI proprietor of Messrs Chop See Fatt passed away' on 25.1.63. Cortege will leave 59 Hicks53 words
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110 1963-01-26 14 SINGAPORE, FrL The Ministry of Health and the Singapore Medical Workers' Union have reached agreement on the revision of salaries of 2.600 Division Four employees after more than a year's negotiations. Under the revision, the workers receive salary increases ranging from S9 to 918.110 words
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179 1963-01-26 14 IT 1 U ALA LUMPUR, Frl.— A six-member Ministerial committee inquiring into higher education needs Is expected to complete Its work in May The committee under the chairmanship of the Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Hamld Khan, will go through the report of179 words
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Article, Illustration202 1963-01-26 14 SINGAPORE, Fri. The president of United Press International, Mr. Mims Thomason (above) said here last night that his news agency was interested in Malayan affairs and was at present making a big investment in the area. He said his agency was planning202 words
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297 1963-01-26 14 Manila's claim 'only by peaceful means' T ONDON. Fri. Mal- aya can be assured the Philippine government intended to settle the claim* to British North Borneo by peaceful negotiation, a high-ly-p laced Filipino source said here today. He was commenting on Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr. Subandri's "confrontation" policy against Malaya297 words
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