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Title Section20 1964-07-01 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Hal**** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73120 words
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Article, Illustration219 1964-07-01 1 A four-point plan SUGGESTIONS FOR UNITED NATIONS HEARING AND ATTACKS ON GUERILLA BASES FOR THE COMMONWEALTH TALKS State security councils and Vigilantes KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in London next week will discuss "more fully" a suggestion that Malaysia's case be put to the219 words
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408 1964-07-01 1 JUGAH OFFERS TO LEAD GUERILLA FORCE INTO THE JUNGLE KUCHING. Tucv— The Federal Minister for Sarawak Affairs. Senator Dato Teinenggong Jugah. said after volunteering for national service here this afternoon that he was ready at any time to lead a guerilla force of his Sea Dayak people into the jungle408 words
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Article55 1964-07-01 1 LONDON. Tup.-.— A 15-year-old schoolgirl found with y rr throat p.i^enß;>r irain yesterday was today Identified Yvonne Utter, daughter ot Bfft. Peter Later and Mrs. Urmia Laker, of thr Royal Air Porre in Singapore. Arrangements were understood to bo underway for Sgt. Laker to tly home.Reuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration272 1964-07-01 1 PHILIP KHOO - Teenage girl in 1 6-storey rooftop drama PHILIP KHOO POLICE AND FIRE BRIGADE CALLED; SHE IS GRABBED TO SAFETY AS SHE FAINTS By SINGAPORE, Tues. A teenage girl who sat with her legs dangling from the roof of a 16-storey block of flats in Commonwealth Close this afternoon caused an272 words
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Article141 1964-07-01 1 MANILA. Tues. Typhoon Winnie s-wept across /Manila and the .heavilypopulated Northerrf Philippines today with ferocious 118 miles-per-hour winds, causing at least 16 deaths and severe property damage. The typhoon, one of the. strongest to hit tne Philippines In many years, forced a power shutdown throughout theUPI - 141 words
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115 1964-07-01 1 KI'CHING. Tues.— Indonesian border terrorists abducted three Kelabit tribesmen in the highland of Sarawak's Fourth Division last Friday, it was Irarnt herr today. Two of the Kelabits managed to rsrape from the terrorists almost immediately and they raised the alarm. A patrol or the115 words
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Article341 1964-07-01 1 Dato Stephens explains abolition of State Secretary's post JESSELTON. Tuos OABAH'S Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, said today that the abolition of the State Secretary's post here by September this year was another Sabahanisation effort. Speaking before his departure for the Rulers" Conference In Kuala Lumpur,341 words
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Article31 1964-07-01 1 NEW ORLEANS. Tues A floating off-shore oil drilling rig exoloded and sank early today. and the United States Coast I Ouard estimated there might have been 50 men aboard.31 words
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369 1964-07-01 1 3 more deaths: Cholera toll now 60 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Xhree more deaths due to cholera were reported today two in Trengganu and one In Kelantan bringing the official number of deaths in the East Coast States since the outbreak last month to 60. And in KEDAII. a new cast"369 words
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102 1964-07-01 1 'FILIPINO GUERILLAS IN ACTION' CLAIM BY ANTARA JAKARTA. Tues— Two ♦i British soldiers and three Filipinos were killed in a recent guerilla battle in the Sabah territory of Malaysian Borneo. Antara news agency. quoting the information bureau of Indonesia's Kalimantan military, said a heavy battle recently took place between BritishUPI - 102 words
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Article102 1964-07-01 1 A Princess marries businessman BORGHOLM (Sweden). Tiies London businessman John Ambler and Princess Margeretha of Sweden were married in the Baltic Island Church at Gaerdstoesa, near here today. The tall, 29-year-old Princess, wearing a high-necked gown of white faille and a veil held in place by a golden crown, held102 words
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Article33 1964-07-01 1 NO CREDIT FOR TRUCK SALES LONDON. Tins Premier Sir Alee DouiM.ixllonie Inld 'iimmon.s t»«l;iy credit vtnilil not be pasted f»r vile or nrnrc th.m i. iioo tracks, baaei to Indonesia l*Fl.33 words
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Advertisement38 1964-07-01 1 CGMPETfTIVE/^jr L PRICES f X^AzU CftSFESUS! THE MODERN WA TCH MHk ROSKOPF MODERN WATCHES ARE AVAILABLE IN 20 NEW MODELS FROM $40.00 AUTOMATIC DAY DATE CALENDAR WATERPROOF INCABLOC UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING 21 TO 77 JEWELS COLD STAINLESS STEEL 14)38 words
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Advertisement63 1964-07-01 1 MT. ELIZABETH PARK off Orchard Rd., with occets Rd., to CairrtMM Rd. TWO STOREY MODERN HOUSES 4 Btotwomi 2 Bathroomi Etc. SIN CHEW REALTY LTD. 132, Rothore Road, Spore 7. T.I: 2100* •ranch Oftica: 11, Jalan Beiar, S'por. I. T«l: *****. Qti ORANGE CRUSH... Sparkling K§! fresh! With the full63 words
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Article, Illustration298 1964-07-01 2 GIZENGA TO BE RELEASED, SAYS TSHOMBE IIR. Antoine Gizenga, head of Stanleyville's 1961 ITI Communist-backed breakaway government, will be freed from an island prison in the mouth of the River Congo This was announced last night by the Katangan exPresident, Mr. Moise Tshombe. after a meeting with the Congolese Central298 words
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Article54 1964-07-01 2 rpHE end of the United Nations Air FDrce In the Congo Swedish SAAB jet lies dismantled at Leopoldville airport. The airfield is dotted with these jets, now unserviceable. In addition, there are 12 U.N. C-47 transport aircraft offered for sale to the Government or anyUPI - 54 words
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Article, Illustration303 1964-07-01 2 Menzies cautions against talks with Sock Conferences are mere cover for further advances and attacks J^EW YORK. Tucs. The Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, said yesterday that any conference to try to settle the MalaysiaIndonesia dispute would amount to a mere cover for further advances and further attacks byReuter; AP - 303 words
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71 1964-07-01 2 DAMASCUS (Syria). Tues. a Sjr.an was sentenced to die on -he ■allow by Syria s state «cur v 2£ t r° day aller f °«nd guilty of spying for Israel. The court gave three Drison terms ranging from seven years to They were71 words
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Article36 1964-07-01 2 TANANARIVE '(Madagascar). l Tufo. Preside::: Phi.iuer. r- ranana of Madagascar win make an official visit to the United State* next month as guest of President i Lyndon B. Johnson, it was officially announced yesterday.36 words
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83 1964-07-01 2 AMMAN. Toes. A *c;t !ii:k between Aqaba. Jordan, and the Suez Canal will be built, with £10 million capital. Jordanian newspapers said. Thry said the project, proposed i by Iraq, would be financed 40 per cent by Iraq. 35 per cent byReuter - 83 words
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154 1964-07-01 2 BUTLER GIVES PLEDGE: BRITAIN TO CONTINUE TO HELP MALAYSIA ft ONDON, Tues. BritII i am would continue to pchrc i-mtv bmMmms to thr Malaysian Government to repulse Indonesian incursions. Mr R. A. Butler, the Foreign Secretary, said today. lie was answering a question in thr Home of Commons by .Mr.Reuter - 154 words
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Article43 1964-07-01 2 LOME (Togo). Tuc. Togo yesterday announced recognition ot the Governnien'.-in-c\;ii- <■( Holdrit Roberto as the legitimate Government of Portuguese Ansr,:j. President Goto Grunitzky I for the naiahHihmmt of the Ho:-|i den Government in Angolu us soon as passible.— AP. IAP - 43 words
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Article41 1964-07-01 2 HONG KONG. Tiics.— American I actor Dannv Kave. a snecial ie- prpscntative of the United Nations Children's Fund, is here in the I couraa of a iour to shoot a decu- [mentsry tUrn about children. RruK r.41 words
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107 1964-07-01 2 BIG WELCOME IN SAIGON FOR 26 KIWI ENGINEERS- SAIGON, Tucs.—Twentysix New Zealand combat engineers flew into Saigon yesterday to join Americans and Australians in the flglit to keep the Communists from taking over South Vietnam. "Welcome to the frontier of the free world." said the U.S. Military Commander, Lt. Gen.AP - 107 words
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Article58 1964-07-01 2 LUSAKA. Tues. The Govern-! ment announced today the relea.se of 174 political prisoners, bringing i the total number it has freed to 65J The opposition African National Congress claims only supporters o! the governing United National Independence Party are being freed. But the Government said those58 words
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136 1964-07-01 2 Three Indian police die in Kashmir clashes NEW DELHI, Tues— Pakis- i tani troops firing mortars killed three Indian policemen and seriously wounded two in a series of reasetire line incidents in disputed Kashmir, India charged yesterday. The Defence Minisiry said that an Indian police pany "was attacked on SaturdayAP - 136 words
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Article40 1964-07-01 2 TOKYO. Tucs. A groundbreaking ceremony took place yesterday for a new £9 million earth-quake-proof imperial palace to oe built on the site of the previous palace, burned down during an air raid in World War ll.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article42 1964-07-01 2 LONDON. Tues. Most of the Arab countries ha\e agreed to hold a second conference of Arab heads of states on Sept. 5. at Alexandria. Cairo radio said last night. The first was in Cairo earlier this year. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Advertisement260 1964-07-01 2 CENAUIT'S NEW CARAVELLE The World's most beautiful car The new Renault Caravelle is designed for those who want a sporty car for the whole family. It has a larger engine... the new 1108 c.c. 'Sierra' engine with 5 main bearings to curb wear and repairs. The Renault Caravelle has a260 words
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Miscellaneous26 1964-07-01 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby uKeiTTy /Vs EXACTLY^ 1 WHAT I'VE BEEti \LOOKING POC. /and rr wasajt MALF A 5 MUCM V AS I EXPECTED PAY26 words
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Article, Illustration130 1964-07-01 3 VECRO demonstrators trying to swim at a beach in St. Augustine, Florida, last week were met by whites swiifging sticks. Police moved in and broke up the two groups. Yesterday on the same beach, more than 200 state policemen, some holding dogs on leashes, escortedUPI - 130 words
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321 1964-07-01 3 U.S. bid for wider allied role in N-def ence LBJ SENDS PLAN TO CONGRESS WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Johnson today announced that the U.S. would expand the flow of atomic weapons information to Nato, to ensure a wider Allied role in the common nuclear defence. The President sent to Congress detailsReuter - 321 words
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Article55 1964-07-01 3 PARIS. Tues. Two International airlines temporarily suspended flights through Paris yesterday after French airline pilots said the military air traffic control which had replaced strlkins civilians was unsafe. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and the Finnish Pinnalr Company decided security precautions at Parts two airports were not55 words
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247 1964-07-01 3 Turkey warns Britain of last UN bid for a Cyprus solution LONDON, Tues TURKEY warned Britain yesterday the next attempt by United Nations mediator, Mr. Sakari Tuomioja, to settle trie Cyprus dispute might be the last to achieve a solution by peaceful means. Premier Ismet Inonu of Turkey told theAP - 247 words
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111 1964-07-01 3 Topless suits inspire Latin gallantry and tragedy SAN ADKES, (Colombia) Tues. A male admirer passed a hat around at a beach 'on tbis island resort and collected enough money to pay a 500 pesos ($150) fine imposed on a young secretary for appearing in a topless bikini. In LIMA, Peru,AP - 111 words
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205 1964-07-01 3 Scientist New world war will destroy world UONN, Tues. Dr. Linus Pauling, American scientist who has won the Nobel prizes lor chemistry and peace, said yesterday that a third world war would kill all the inhabitants of the United States the Soviet Union and Europe. Dr. "Pauling said ne thinksAP - 205 words
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156 1964-07-01 3 ONDON. Tues The Lj mutilated body of a sir) wai found In a train lavatory last night, setting off a major murder husit a<-ro.-.« Southern England Police suid a 12-year-old b'>y found the body aboard the Sniithampton-Reading express soon after It had stopped atAP - 156 words
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Article114 1964-07-01 3 Senators told: Disclose holdings WASHINGTON. Tues. —The Senate- rules committee which conducted the Bobby Baker investigation today approved a resolution requiring Senators and their top aides to disclose major outside financial interests. The proposal, to be filed later today, would not require that disclosure cover the exact size of outside114 words
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Advertisement77 1964-07-01 3 Point for Point SheafferS can't be bettered Wrap-around point. Enables Sheaffer's Imperial II to give you years of service Touchdown filling system makes for effortless, efficient filling in i a sin 9 le downstroke Cap of frosted, stainless steel Barrel in Burgundy, Blue, Green, Grey or Black Value for money77 words
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Advertisement245 1964-07-01 3 LAST 4 DAYS 5 OF OUR WITH FURTHER FINAL REDUCTIONS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY SAVE LADIES MEN'S Printed Cotton SLACKS 52.90 Fancy SPORT SHIRTS $3.90 Fancy Tight SKIRTS I.SO Fancy ORESS SHIRTS 4.90 U.S A. Silk ftd. BLOUSES 4.90 Towelling T-SHIRTS 2.90 U.S.A. Jcney BLOUSES 5.90 "HOT ROD" PYJAMA245 words
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Article42 1964-07-01 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. S. Thambusamy has been elected president of the Malayan Indian Congress, AJjunied branch. Others elected Include Mr. M. Ratinam. vice-president; Mr. M. Kallmuthu. Hon. secretary; Mr. A. Subramanlan. Hon. assistant secretary and Mr. M. Rajan, hon. treasurer.42 words
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130 1964-07-01 4 'Only too happy' now to swop old huts for new Govt flats SINGAPORE, Tues. A Deputy Collector of Land Revenue, Mr. V.J. Dass, said in court today that squatters here were becoming "increasingly enlightened." "They demonstrate this by the manner in which they co-operate with the Government in its resettlement130 words
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Article77 1964-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Claim for refund of property tax on houses reported vacant between Jan. 1 and June 30 this year should be submitted by July 31 on forms obtainable from the office of the Comptroller of Property Tax, ground floor. City Hall. Claims cannot be entertained77 words
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275 1964-07-01 4 Magistrate tells of drama in his chambers SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A SINGAPORE magistrate said in the Assize Court today that a man appeared before him in his Chambers on the afternoon of March 25 this year and told him: "I came here to admit my guilt." The magistrate, Mr. Sachi Saurajen,275 words
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232 1964-07-01 4 BRICKWORKS ACCUSED OF BREACH OF AGREEMENT SINGAPORE. Tues—Alexandra Brickworks Ltd. has been ordered by the Industrial Arbitration Court to show cause why it should not be restrained from committing or continuing a breach of a collective agreement with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union In relation to its termination232 words
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Article192 1964-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. An elaborate, week-long programme is being planned for the opening of the $2million Chinese Chamber of Commerce building In September. Among those joining In the celebrations will be many of South-east Asia's leading businessmen and head of Chambers of Commerce. Lavish dinners will192 words
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Article22 1964-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water will be cut off in Jalan Banesawan (Opera Estate) on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 pm.22 words
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Article180 1964-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Til.-,. A spectacular variety show, entitled "Panorama Singapura." will be presented to the public by the Ministry of Culture at the National Theatre on July 12 at 8 p.m. The programme consists of special items for the show by Singapore's lead- ing singers and dancers and radio180 words
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Article64 1964-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Some 200 relatives and friends this afternoon attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chow who were killed in the recent Formosa air crash together with Dato and Oatln LoSce Wan Tho. Mr. Chow wa s Cathay Organisation's chief book executive. He and his64 words
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Article27 1964-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Stage Club Is presenting a i.ree-night season of "The Matciunakor." a period comedy by Thornton Wilder, at the Cultural Centre. July 2-4.27 words
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Advertisement282 1964-07-01 4 TEL: 21-116 V^PC^^N (SINGAPORE] i_GALA CHARITY PREMIERE in aid of— i UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE FUND APPEAL THURSDAY, 16th JULY 1964 at Bpm UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF H.E. THE YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA I CHARITY PREMIERE ADMISSION: S2, S3, $5 SlO. TICKETS ON SALE AT 1 1— ROBINSON'S C. K. TANG282 words
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Advertisement156 1964-07-01 4 CATHAY- JOHORE BAHRU f^^iy, (TELEPHONE- 371 9) B L00K! Heresa NOW SHOWING!- Speclal treat DAILY 3 SHOWS STRICTLY for ADULTS! 3.00.7.00 9.1 s P .m. 'HOME BOOKINGS MUST BE /d^^MZ^BkV PICKED UP 30 MINUTES /I V .f BEFORE SCREENING TIME B lI i !fc FABttLO«B V r±f Mf GHTS 1156 words
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Advertisement57 1964-07-01 4 From Tomorrow THE STAGE CLUB Presents THE MATCHMAKER or the Cultural Centra Bookings Robinsons Cold Storage. (Slflap) Today 2.30-6 15-9 15 p.m. Dorryl F. Zonucks ■THE LONGEST DAY" with 42 international Stors Crv.iese Subtitles. fl MM) P*or<* M ***** Today: 1 30-3 30-7 00 9.30 p.m. Korl Mold«n Corroll Boker57 words
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256 1964-07-01 5 PENANG, Tuesday. fHE Royal Customs and Excise Department will be completely Malayanised tomorrow with the retirement of the last two expatriate officers. Leaving under Malayanisation are Mr. L. Hewitt. Assistant Comptroller of Customs, Preventive Branch, North Region, in Penang, and Mr. E. D.256 words
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172 1964-07-01 5 17UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Depositors at the Post Office Savings Bank can now make on-demand withdrawals of a maximum of $200 each time from tomorrow double the sum allowable hitherto. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, In a statement, today also announced172 words
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131 1964-07-01 5 CJINGAPORri, Tues. The construction of the $4 million Singapore conference hall and Trade Union House in Shenton Way which began 22 months ago. Is now half completed. A spokesman for the Malayan Architects Co-Parmershlp, who designed the building today sale thai the131 words
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Article64 1964-07-01 5 SINGAPORE. Tups.— The public are inv:ied to a lecture on "Life in Germany" to be given by Mr. H.V.E. Cabor. director of the Goethe Institute tn Kuala Lumpur, at '.he University of Singapore. The lecture !s part of a series on 'Germany Today", and will64 words
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Article26 1964-07-01 5 SINGAPORE. Tues A 15 mph speed limit has been imposed on the Singapore-Johore causeway hec:ui < >c repairs being made to the road.26 words
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175 1964-07-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The PPP branch at Tanjong Pandiang in the Krian district of Perak has dissolved itself and 300 of its members, including the whole committee, have crossed over to the MCA. This was disclosed b. the MCA chief executive secretary. Mr.175 words
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Article52 1964-07-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Madam Chan Chee. 55. was found drowned in a Bft. well in Kampong Loke Yew yesterday. She was missing from her home nt 2.30 p.m A search was conducted by police. Her son, Pon« Kirn Hmir, 24. later found her in the well beside52 words
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127 1964-07-01 5 SUNGII PATANI, Tues— Mr. ChaiiK Hoi Chon, 25. a businessman of Kepala Batas. who was serioush injured in a car-bus collision 10 days a so, died in hospital here this morning. He is the third man involved in the accident to have died. The127 words
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137 1964-07-01 5 UMNO YOUTH ASKS GOVT TO FORM COMMANDOS FOR BORNEO pENANG, Tues. The East Jelutong Umno branch last night resolved to ask the Central Government to form "Commando units" to fight Indonesians in Sabah and Sarawak. "Since the Indonesians are not fighting us in the open, we should train commando units137 words
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Article, Illustration110 1964-07-01 5 No. *****1 New citizen KUALA LUMPUR Tues. A political secretary from Sabah is the first Malaysian to be issued with a citizenship certificate similar in size to laminated identity cards. He is Mr. Cheuk Ming To. of Jesselton. who was Issued with the laminated card. His certificate number Is *****1110 words
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Article55 1964-07-01 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. A housewife. Siti Rahman binte Ahmad. 48. reported to the police at Sunaet Patani. a man molested her while she was sleeping in her house at Bakar Arang yesterday afternoon. Rahmah told police she woke and found the man near her bed. He55 words
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148 1964-07-01 5 JPOH, Tues. Mr. S. P. A Seeni vasagam, a Member of Parliament was re-elected President of the Ipoh Municipal Council for another year at a special meeting of the council this morning. The re-election was necessary because the Municipal Ordinance stipulates that the president should148 words
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Advertisement172 1964-07-01 7 P PAN-MALAYSIA CEMENT WORKS LI IVI ITE D PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF A RING OF MAIN DISTRIBUTORS WHICH WILL ENSURE THAT PAMACEM PORTLAND CEMENT IS READILY AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE STATES OF MALAYA. OUR MAIN DISTRIBUTORS' OFFICES AND GODOWNS ARE ESTABLISHED IN THE FOLLOWING CENTRES: IPOH TAIPING MUAR MALACCA SEREMBAN172 words
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Article, Illustration278 1964-07-01 8 TRINIDAD VISITOR. TUN YUSOF SHOW THEIR CAMERA SKILL SINGAPORE. Tue». broaden the economic base or the country, the development of housing estates and the large number of schools." He said that during his week's stay In Malaya and Singapore he had observed "the general orderliness278 words
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Article, Illustration22 1964-07-01 8 Lady Hochoy with the orchid that is named after her LADY lIOCHOY and the orchid hybrid Dendrobiym Thelma Hochoy named after her22 words
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Article26 1964-07-01 8 SINGAPORE. Tue^. —Singapore Umno has asked the Government to ins!,, ii street lamps and a DUblic telephone at Beng Wan Road. oil Rffrancoon Roiid.26 words
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Article42 1964-07-01 8 2,265 screened, 16 detained SINGAPORE. Tues. Police detained 16 men while screening 2.265 people on anti-secret society raids in the past 24 hours. One man was detained under the Criminal Law (temporary provision) Ordinance, and the remaining 15 under the Societies Ordinance.42 words
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138 1964-07-01 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and the management of Grant Advertising Inc. will meet at the Labour Ministry tomorrow to discuss two ultimatums the union has served on the firm. The ultimatums demand that the firm resume talks on the union's138 words
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Article, Illustration256 1964-07-01 8 ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Assistant Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports. Ungku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir, announced plans today to integrate youth activities in Malaysia. As a first step, a central consultative council to deal with International affairs will be set up.256 words
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106 1964-07-01 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The coaaf position of the select commute*. which is charged with studvin* the important Land Acquisition (■Amendment No. 2) Bill was announced today. The members are: Messrs. Andrew Pong i parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Culture). Lim Huan Boon. Urn106 words
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Miscellaneous147 1964-07-01 8 Alley Pop By V.T. Batnlim i wB-L, Out" SURE TOL^ AW. DOWTCMA. 3* ucDr*\rc fvTfcFT »*-»>^% %m\t f> rr- 1 I Dick Tracy By fhostor GamM T5p v X f [THE BIG CAR IS AVAILABLE i^\ V OH— S*V TUPFP M I rwp CO AT^P^~ tijawv vn i» W ~>.147 words
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Article, Illustration206 1964-07-01 9 Esso to build $20mil. ammonia plant OPPORTUNITY FOR MALAYSIANS IN INDUSTRY' K I ALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J/sso Standard (Malaya; Ltd is to invest $20 million in a new ammonia plant at Port Diikson, its chairman and managing director, .Mr. K. D. Everest, announced today. The plant, which will be the206 words
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153 1964-07-01 9 Four years' jail, rotan for acid attack IPOH. Tues. Ang 1 Teong Gee. 21. partowner of a shop, was sentenced to four years' jail and six strokes of the rotan by Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan in the High Court here today for causing grievous hurt to a woodcutter with153 words
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116 1964-07-01 9 A LOR STAR, Tues.— Kedah Customs men raided two shops in Kupang and Baling luring the past two days and seized 100 lb. of saccharine, 500 packets of flre-crackers and a quantity of distilled liquor from one of them. The raimng pany, led by Assistant116 words
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Article56 1964-07-01 9 BATU PAHAT, Tues. Mr. M. Jebaratnam has been elected president of the Rotary Club here. Other officials are: vice-presid-ent. Dr. Yeo Tin Kheng; secretary, Mr. On« Hung Chin: treasurer, Mr. Ho Lai Chec. Directors: Dr. Michael Chua, Mr. Yap Kee Senc. Mr. Tsanc; Mcc Hong. Mr. P56 words
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247 1964-07-01 9 IPOH, Tuesday A buffalo ran wild from the aoattoir here mornirg through the town and injured four persons before it was subdued and captured. The 150-pounder one of 1 80 imported from Thailand, was caught after an eightmile chase, panting and247 words
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Article52 1964-07-01 9 TELUK ANSON. Tues The chief clerk of Blenheim Estate. Mr. K. C. Wai has been re-elected chairman of the Lower Perak branch of the All-Malayan Estates Staff Union. Other officials: vice-president. Mr. K. I. Kumaran: secretary and treasurer. Mr. A. Muthiah (both re-elected > and a committee52 words
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Article31 1964-07-01 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. The MCA national president. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. will open an MCA branch in the fishing village of Tamoiiß Pinandang at 2 n.m. on Thursday.31 words
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114 1964-07-01 9 Xl \N(, Tuev The Minister for Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohammed Khir Johari. said today that his ministry would eventually stop the import of eggs He said this at the presentation of certificates to 23 girls who had completed a four weeks' course114 words
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251 1964-07-01 9 $80,173 cheating case: Bail tripled IPOH, Tues.— The Ses--1 sion Court president, Inche Mohamed Azmi bin Dato Haji Kamaruddin, today increased the bail on two men in a cheating case from $5,000 each to SI 5,000 each in two sureties. The two men. Tan Boon Sla. 24. and Tan Sen251 words
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Advertisement125 1964-07-01 9 You plan an important meeting but... Indigestion strikes Just one BISMAG 1 BISMINT gives you immediate relief I You come home late trom work you rush your meal. A^^ The result it otien dis- |-^^/-'"^v^^ comtort, acidity and HKt v J'Z «ll the other symp- /'1:' Ss v^^V^ rom-. ol125 words
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Advertisement114 1964-07-01 9 PHOX 1 writes I smoother 9 iner cleaner B MICiS4.2O S>OIC-MNAMO $4.65 FED-lOtNf O IRIDIUM nib point lasts twice 57G2 as long as any other nib points i i Malaysia today; nnnTrpTiriM The shell on this Malaysian turtle will protect inU I LU I lUll it for its whole life.114 words
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Miscellaneous299 1964-07-01 9 Straits Times Crossword K()s> 7. Obv iou.sly where to apply 1. Contributor to sawn* bank about a house payment ■10 > with liquid assets >S. 5. 9. When in danger, tear the end 8. Don t go on turning ovw off < 10 1 SBT-'SSSi'U*, KBS SS? --TO 11. Extent299 words
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Article127 1964-07-01 10 M Wmr4m Sin (Htnimmm) MR AND MRS. Robert l.im Cm for attending the wrddlnx oa 20-6-S4 and also for the valuable presents received. OR MUI WENT. CHOON Dr. in Sum Un thank friends and rtlatlvea for their good wishes, valuable pNMMa, loan of ram, etc. on the ca.'on of127 words
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572 1964-07-01 10 Wednesday, July 1, 1964. Across The Border? Tengku Abdul Rahman, at his press conference yesterday I took a cautious approach when questioned on two possible lines of action that have come increasingly under discussion since the Tokyo summit collapse and the renewal on a larger scale of Indonesian border outrages.572 words
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Article626 1964-07-01 10 There are two ways of looking at the Colombo Plan. One is to measure it by its achievements, by the millions spent and the thousands trained since this remarkable exercise in international cooperation was launched fouri teen years ago today. In this light it must appear626 words
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308 1964-07-01 10 from KRISHNA MOORTHY VKW DELHI, Tues. Indian Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri is looking forward to his talks with Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman on growing Indonesian hos t i lity towards Malaysia. Lai Bahadur expects to have talks with the Tengku when the308 words
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Article, Illustration787 1964-07-01 10 GARRY BARKER - Indonesia steps up the campaign GARRY BARKER BANGKOK. TUESDAY SOEKARNO'S PROPAGANDA AGENTS ARE SWARMING OVER ASIA WORKING OVERTIME TO SELL HIS CRUSH MALAYSIA LINE from IN DON ESIAN prop a gandists are swarming all over Asia even into little Cambodia. Last week, in the bar of the Monorom Hotel in787 words
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Letter418 1964-07-01 10 IN your editorial of June 30. you state that I complained that the two speeches which I made at Jitra and Bukit Mertajam were not reported in the English press. This needs clarification. The public might have the impression that I am a speech monger who goes418 words
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Letter106 1964-07-01 10 1 WOULD like to reply to "Citizen", in connection with recent publicity given to a dog repellent Aerosol, which is now available in the United Kingdom, and will shortly be available in Malaya. I would like to point out that the repellent is harmless and only causes temporary106 words
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Letter42 1964-07-01 10 THE Kirn Keat Road/Balestier Junction Is a dangerous spot which has been the scene of many accidents. Traffic lights are needed to guide the traffic from Balestier Road turnIng to Kirn Keat Road and vice- versa. IJM HOCK lIUAT Singapore42 words
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Letter215 1964-07-01 10 WE should be used to heavy storms in Singapore by now since they have caused floods on the Bukit Tlmah Road for as long as most people can remember. The brief storm last Monday morning was typical and caused minor flooding during the rush hour, but what so215 words
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Letter70 1964-07-01 10 THE Marine Engineering course at the Spore Polytechnic is not very well organised and I think it 4s time something Ls done about It. The course entails a period of apprenticeship on board ship before a candidate can begin on his next phase of training. But how can a70 words
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Letter61 1964-07-01 10 pRANKLY, I don't see how teachers taking the Govt. Std. 2 Malay exam can hope to spread any Interest In the National Language when what they have learnt In ancient literature and history cannot be reconciled with classroom teaching. It becomes a farce when this exam is taken for61 words
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Advertisement511 1964-07-01 10 Straits Tim« Malay Mail i isitifted advertisements may ba handed tax Ist Floor COLD STOKAQI AftCAOK Orcßard Road COLD STORAGE ■MANCHKS AT HOLLAND ROAD— KATONO KCPPEL ROAD— NAVAL BASK Authorised AfMltt CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester House. CoMyr Oawy THE NEWS FRONT Mirpatrlck's Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road.511 words
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Advertisement102 1964-07-01 10 HOHNER ORGAPHON STUDIO AMPLIFIERS. ORGAPHON IS Boss Amplifier of 18 -waft output 3 Mfxrati input channels, serxxo'e Bow and Treble Control 5485-OO each. ORGAPHON IS MH A fin* precision -bu it Amplifier of 25 wott output 4 seporate Chon nel» 3 chonneK with Treble and Bom controls Seporate variable Reverb102 words
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Advertisement41 1964-07-01 10 a^*^av^2Ssaaap^siß^s^^ aaaaaa»_^^^ aSsSP^^^aaaal SStt, f3s^^^ t|O f _-^a^^» P^| S Enjoy the masculine freshness of IHi«Cim SmsME£*J r !T r »r i .cine -J» I °>>4 \kf\jom ml ImiMin J \uf mmd shulton New york London 2£22£^2iS*^ha&^§9 (aaa^BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM I -iV^aaaTWS 241 words
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Article, Illustration333 1964-07-01 11 Tariff Advisory Board decides to start public inquiries in August and visit Sabah and Sarawak KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MALAYSIAN outlook was necessary in the deliberations of the Malaysian Tariff Advisory Board, said its chairman, Mr. L. A. D. Williamson, at its inaugural meeting here today. The333 words
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94 1964-07-01 11 Border war: Ibans get $4,000 in aid KLCHLNG. Tues.— lbans of the Delok .m-.i of Lubok Antu in the second Division of Sarawak were yesterday given $4,000 by the Federal Minister for Sarawak Affairs, Senator Da to lemenegong Jugah. The Minister secured the money from the Government after an earlier94 words
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Article57 1964-07-01 11 ALOR STAR. Tues.— A labourer. M. Chenkal Rayan. of Harvard Estate, Bidong, today reported to Sunnei Patani police he had been swindled by a man of $200. The man promised Rayan he would get a passport to India for h:m. Last week, police received57 words
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216 1964-07-01 11 MALACCA. Tues. Police today described a labourer as an Indonesian agent appointed to supply Malaysian identity cards to Illegal Indonesian Immigrants. Chont Kam Fok, 29, had been caught shortly after he had stolen 20 cards (with duplicates) from the. rreistration office here216 words
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62 1964-07-01 11 TAIPINO. Tues— Dr. L Mohamed Ghows. 82. one ot the oldest resident in Taiping. has died at his homr in Jalan Besar here after a long illness He was a Justice of the peace The doctor retired from private practice In 1862 He leaves62 words
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Article27 1964-07-01 11 JOHORK BAHRU. Tups. Xbß I >-tii{ku Miihliota ol Jonore will open a two-day Apex convention at the Princess Eli/.beth School for trip Blind on Saturday27 words
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247 1964-07-01 11 Overtime work ban in Singapore banks SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Bank Employees' Union has informed all banks that it is instructing its members in banks here not to do overtime work from 5 p.m. today. The union took the action following a letter from the Chartered Bank to one of247 words
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83 1964-07-01 11 Guilty and not guilty pleas in opium case SINGAPORE. Tues. Yeo Kee Siang. 52. today pleaded guilty tn a magistrate's court to three charges of having three ounces of raw opium, 21b. of prepared opium, six opium pipes, 17 pipe heads and a bundle of needles used for smoking opium.83 words
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425 1964-07-01 11 Rotary scheme has helped 55 poor students OINGAPORE. Tues. Lending money to university students in need of help towards the end of their education has become one of the major projects of the Rotary Club of Singapore. The out-going club president, Dr. A. C. Slnha, reported this at a dinner425 words
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118 1964-07-01 11 U'ren quits MTUC to take up new job |(UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Mr. Donald U'ren has resigned as president of the Malaysian Trades Union Congress to become the Asian Representative of the International Transportation Workers' Federation. Mr. U'ren has been president of the MTUC iince December last year. Mr. U'ren, 44.118 words
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70 1964-07-01 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Abu Bakar bin Ahmad of Jalan fccudai here was charged In the Sessions Court yes:erday with unlawful possession of two Browning pistols and 53 sticks of dynamite. Tt was alleged that the pistol* and explosives were found buried under the kitchen70 words
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Article, Illustration243 1964-07-01 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. TT.M.S. DAMPIER, a Royal Navy survey ship working on new charts for the eastern approaches to Singapore recently rescued the three-man crew of an Indonesian boat from Tanjong Pinang. Their boat was spotted In heavy rain. It was waterlogged and about to243 words
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Article97 1964-07-01 11 PENANG, Tues. The Penang first magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. today rejected an application by police to postpone a case In which a motorist was charged with dangerous driving. "This Is absurd." Mr. Ng said when Inspector Lee Kuan Chew, told him that a subpoena had not97 words
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311 1964-07-01 11 I^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaya's assistant nurses are being given duties they are barred from doing by the Ministry of Health. This allegation us made by the Selangor Government Medical Services Union in a memorandum to the Government asking for a revision of salaries311 words
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Miscellaneous599 1964-07-01 11 RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE ciiiMiTUAUb iirDvifitu SERVICE 41.7 and 60.2 metres SHWWXWAVfc BEKVICLB: KM. 6.00 Prog. Summary; od M 6.02 Morning Melodies: 7.00 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICh: The News; 7.10 Breakfast Pot- pourn, 7 JO Learn A Word A AM.: 6.00 Good Morning; Day; 7.32 Breakfast Potpourri: 6.01 Morning599 words
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355 1964-07-01 12 Zffi; GOVT ALSO THANKS PEACE CORPS, BRITISH VOLUNTEERS JESSELTON, Tues fHE Sabah Government today expressed its gratitude to 15 teachers loaned by the Singapore Government, the American Peace Corps volunteers and the British Voluntary Service Overseas. In a policy speech at the openingReuter; AP - 355 words
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121 1964-07-01 12 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A POLICE constable. Vincent Koh Choon Leng. was today charged in a magistrate's court with corruptly obtaining $100 from a man. Another constable, Woon Wee Wan. was accused of corruptly attempting to obtain $100 from the s£>ie man. Cha Ah Kaw for121 words
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66 1964-07-01 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tufts. Palanival Ramachandran. 19. was charged in the magistrate's court here today with stealing a bicycle at, 10.40 p.m. at Batu Lane on June 22. Palanival, who had one previous conviction, pleaded guilty. He told the magistrate. Inche Zakaria Yatim. that he66 words
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92 1964-07-01 12 Nor guilty plea in excavator death ease SINGAPORE, Tues.— Tan Ting Nam today pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of causing; the death of Teo 800 Kee by doing a rash act not amounting to culpable homicide. The charge alleged that Tan operated an excavator which92 words
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Article38 1964-07-01 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. LCpl. M. Segaran, 22. of the Ministry of Defence, was killed when his bicycle was Involved In an accident with a bus at tht Junction of Pahang and Gombak Road here early today.38 words
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258 1964-07-01 12 Compulsory arbitration of labour disputes urged by union KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. TTCE Central Government was urged today to x adopt the Singapore system of compulsory arbitration to settle industrial disputes. The National Union of Journalists suggested this following a request by the Malayan Trades Union Congress to Its affiliates to258 words
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226 1964-07-01 12 Jail for an Indon determined to stay here IT LANG. Tues.— An Inwho illegal- ly entered Malaysia on two occasions pleaded before a magistrate here today not to deport him back to his country because "life in Indonesia is very miserable." Buyong Suti bin Othman. 27. oi Bagan Si Api226 words
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75 1964-07-01 12 PENANG, Tues.— Burglars yesterday cleaned out th* four pintables at the Old Frees' Association, Northam Road, for the second time in two months. A caretaker. Yeo Koo Pin, 51. told the police he closed the association at about midnight last Sunday. Yesterday, he75 words
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Advertisement336 1964-07-01 12 Shoppers' Paradise, with gay night V life, superb food and 398 square I miles of amazing "colour film" I scenery. V H Climate is variable but September to K December is usually delightfully sunny. fl dry and cool. December-February rather cool to chilly. so take your woollies! March-April, pleasantly warm336 words
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Advertisement50 1964-07-01 12 In a simple modern face, or in one of three exquisite settings of jewelled brilliants, it can be worn with any ensemble as a fob T 1 brooch or on one of g four stylish coloured wriststraps. > ■I Vi6^»*y s'"'*'- -< FAVK-UIKA— THE HIGH OUAIIIY yi SWISS WATCH WITHW50 words
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Article230 1964-07-01 13 Extra commitments make it necessary for the authority to ensure that revenue would meet expenditure: Sardon KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Port Swettenham Authority is reviewing its rates in the light of the extra commitments brought about by the development of the port The Minister of230 words
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87 1964-07-01 13 The Beatles arriving in Singapore SINGAPORE. Tu&s Tho Beatles, who recently completed a tour of New Zealand and Australia, will make a 55- minute I stopover at Singapore airport before flying back to j London. Their Qantas V-Jet from Sydney will land at Paya Labor about 7.15 p.m. to- morrow.87 words
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Article82 1964-07-01 13 IPOH. Tuts. A woman inmate i oX ihe old folks' home in Kampong [fcWM new village near here Is wondering why she w.is attacked by two people early today. Wong Cheng. 75, was awakened < about 12.30 a.m. by someone bioAiiiß out the lighted kerosene lamp82 words
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Article94 1964-07-01 13 I SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. Law- 1 i rpuce Loh Beng Chye has been elected president or the Singapore Insurance Companies' Employees' Union. i Others elected include Mr. Lim Ann Pang, first vlce-presidrr.t j Mr. Harry Kin Teck Hin. second vice-presider Mr. Peter L.m 1 Choo94 words
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Article, Illustration311 1964-07-01 13 Husband broke her tooth: Wife gets divorce pENANG. Tues. A housewife, I4m Kooi Lan, 23, told the High Court here today her husband used violence on her in the first month of their marriage four years ago. "On one occasion he broke one of my front teeth." Llm said. In311 words
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239 1964-07-01 13 Official use of Malay by 1967 gets backing from Cuepacs I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services today fully backed the Government's plan for the official use of the National Language in three years' time. But it wants the Government to give239 words
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Article213 1964-07-01 13 rnHE various projects, rehabilitation and relief schemes carried out by the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association during the past five years have won the association high praise from leprosy experts throughout the world. This was stated today by Dr. K. M. Reddy. the asso- 1 ciatlon's213 words
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Article26 1964-07-01 13 SINGAPORE TUfs.-Jaya Go- Dal. of Jalair; Kuboi Jolioio Bah- ru. was fourn! hanging in a PWD quarters in Ylu Chu Kanß Road I yesterday.26 words
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196 1964-07-01 13 Malaysia not colonialist, says Cairo man KUCHING. Tues. The political editor of the Egyptian* newspaper Al-Ahruin. Mr. Reda Khalifah. said in an interview here today that he no tinge of colonialism in Malaysia and vo suppression or restriction of freedom. He said the presence of British forces wa.s at theReuter - 196 words
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Article72 1964-07-01 13 SINGAPORE. Tom. -Mr. .notice Ambrose in the Hinh Court yesterday granted 1 m a. housewife, a decree nM dissolving her marriage to Tan Tlow Leonit a tHllor. on grounds of desertion The decree !fi to be made absolute In three montn.s The petitioner saio she was72 words
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Advertisement137 1964-07-01 13 3W RECTORS MM>^* VT WE I ■w^ the sime darby group mm v*j T r»—^li TRfICTORS malayslA Q lIIL^ nsemWWm9mm\ mmtin dk i ||ii mm hb h^ Ig^ JiH!Sß^^ SIME DARBY TRACTOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION igH§ Lai Ll 1 1 1 IU V 1 1 1 V: <1 1 1137 words
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Advertisement704 1964-07-01 14 am.T^^aA*X*JJ. I I J 1.1 (Continued from Page 10: SITUATIONS VACANT *S i Mm.i Hnx St el*, rxlro WANTED OUTDOOR SALESGIRLS AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN tor v s l>ore AGENCY SUPERVISORS, part, full •ime agents wanKd bf Leading Ule A»--i•; Basis. Training "X AtiL > 94 8.T.. £i pore. JOAN TOOKE'S704 words
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Advertisement581 1964-07-01 14 SITUATIONS VACANT ?0 H'oraU Si (Min.)— Box St eU. rxlrm ACQUIRE A BOOK KEEPINC Dtpthraa months by our itimpllfird idy Oaavaa, Thousands ot indents havr alrtudy qualified hy this uniqur guaranteed method Reasonable 1..- U'ntr for details.: Gordon Arl.-n OoUafla, Dept. B M, 63/60 New Oxford Uindon W.C.1., tingland. EXPERIENCED581 words
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Advertisement1050 1964-07-01 14 AHUMMUUAIIUN V ALAN I I it Words SS (Min.)— Bom St ets. txlro 2 STOREY leave bouse montns J Bedrooms 2 aircondttioned beautiful garden large lounge 3 servants' rooms, garage. Telephone Spore *****. FULLY FURNISHED air conditioned two bedroom flat Singapore 9 available I from Bth July for eight weeks.1,050 words
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Advertisement1035 1964-07-01 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE it Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. mxtrt VACANT SEASIDE LAND at Tanah Merah Besar. Area approx. 33.000 eg. ft HlKb elevation. Freehold. Apply Tel: (B'pore) *****/*****. BUYING A HOUSE? Kitted with Crittall Metal Windows and Louvres, your Investment Is secure and high resale value guaranteed.1,035 words
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Advertisement992 1964-07-01 14 EDUCATION it Words SS (Min.)— Box St rts. rxtro PRACTICAL SALESMANSHIP Rapid 4-month Course. Coaches you Into a trained, confident salesman. Includes lectures, discussions, practical work. 9th course starting 7th July. Prospectus/further Information: City School. Queen Street. Singapore. Tel: *****/ *****. SHORTHAND BECINNERS JULY 2-montb intensive course (9 00 11.992 words
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Advertisement885 1964-07-01 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENI tt Words SS (MiM.>—Box tt cts. extra LABELLING MACHINES from U.S.A. with 10 coloured tapes. Sole Agents: Reliance Office Supplies. Spore Kuala Lumpur. MALHiNtRT PLANT FOR SALE tt Words SS (Mim.) >a» iB rts. tsrtf Wl NAVE AVAILABLE for prompt delivery Four New Morrison li" Dellvery Self-Prlmlng Centrifugal885 words
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Advertisement1078 1964-07-01 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE »~d* SS (Mlm.}—l>ox St rts. vttrm ISM RENAULT DAUPHINE, excellent condition 52.700. First payment 51. 300. remainder 14 months monthly JlOO without Interest. Lira (B'pore) 39A21. 1 p.m. 5 p.m. JACUAR 1956 EUROPEAN Owner taxed and comprehensively Insured, regular ser\-ice. Price 52.900/- or I nearest. No dealer1,078 words
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Advertisement850 1964-07-01 14 CURIOS it Wards U (Min.)— Box St el*, o Inn SPECIALISTS in CaaaaM antique modern furniture, camphorwood chesta. bronze lamps Reliable marked praMa. Pelplnc Store Ltd., 173. Orchard Raul. Tel: 3L-3M. Spore. 17. Sulriman Court. Batu Road. Tel. ?4sPJ. K L'pur. STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. TIRED' LET LAUREL refresh you Licensed850 words
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Advertisement1354 1964-07-01 15 TO UVERTOOL t WEST COAST UK: Due S por* Sa.ls P. S ham Penanf AHTILOCHUS A'Maeet*. I --r'3! ll Pt/JUy 2 Illy 1 MARON Li«ara**l, G asgo« Gdi 38 Jaly 2 AENEAS li»*rp*el Ji«» S Jlly 7 JUy 8/18 Jlly 11 PTLEUS li.erpnl. G .-jo* July 11 July 11 Jlly1,354 words
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Advertisement1335 1964-07-01 15 iV^'THEE AC LINES Hs\\~~/tjM )I*«eAPOIt c KUALA IUMPUIeP.<.WfTT(HHAMe PfKAMO I *<N«>li noul(, b.urwO ID, /OJOIK.I 3/J.wtlO O«»r BAILINGS TO GENOA, LE HAVRE. HAMBURG. BREMIN, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. OSLO, GOTHENBUR6 AND COPENHAGEN Sirgaior* r- S'r.an Penang "KOREA" B) Sailed Sailed li Pert/Teeay "KAMBODIA" a) G. 11-14/1 July 4/ Jlly 8/ 81,335 words
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Advertisement1303 1964-07-01 15 I BENULINE I tII»»t?S SERVICE tl LONDON, LIVERPOOL A CONTINENTAL POtTS. RFVinTY For Liverpool Jily 2S DEnAUTZ Hull An l iingapoie Pt S'tiM Penan Antwerp An Jaly 2 S Hamburg An 22 BENLOMOND For H o m rg in' 2 -ingapo.* Pt S'haai 'en»t)g In Ptrt July 4 Jlly 51,303 words
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Advertisement1279 1964-07-01 15 |fcg»w ELLERMAN BUCKHALL ft**. CO.. LTD. Iffjkm LONDON HAMBURG ROTTEROAM HAVRI P^*M HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore Pt S'haa Pering 11 Owe iMMea tciTV OF CHICAGO 21 Jl1 CITY OF LEEDS 19/21 Jlly 22 24 Jlly 24 25 July 18 Aig •city or aiPBN U/27 toii 21 July II MJ Ma.1,279 words
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Article117 1964-07-01 16 Tum.— Some fairly sharp upua.-i moves among industrial leaders teatuied today's steady to ttrmer market Trading generally was quiet. Irutnz gained 1/6 to 56/-. Oils and base mniai<> were mostly traded around steady levels but Santos was sold up to til A before receding to close 36 higivr117 words
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Article238 1964-07-01 16 JULY first grade rubbtr f.a.k. J clued at 5 p.m. in Slngapero and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 671 ctnts per Ib. unchanged on Monday's closing levrl for the position. The tone whs inactive. RA.S. and F.M.R.E. elasmg prlass in cents per lit. yesterday: Int. 1 R S.S. prompt238 words
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Article36 1964-07-01 16 ON the tras exeltanca market in Hong Konc yesterday the U.S. dellar was quoted at 5.74s (or TT and t>W 'or east*. Sterling was quoted at 16 and ana last at (eld at 248}.36 words
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Article25 1964-07-01 16 Jane 30. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67i cents (unchanged). TIN: 5600.25 a picul up 87} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up !i\p tons).25 words
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676 1964-07-01 16 Frotn Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange in both tin and industrial shares was very quiet but steady yesterday, unmoved by the excellent results reported by Containers and Metal Box, following the equally encouraging results of Gammon Malaya. Containers, which last year676 words
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Article25 1964-07-01 16 Malayan Stock Indlrrs* June "29 Junr 30 •Industrial*: 99.19 99.?1 Tins: 1*9.19 1?9.71 rubbers: 105.34 103.22 *D«\ SO, 1963=100 Pit. 29. 1962 10Q25 words
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Article832 1964-07-01 16 /-"•OMBINED business In the Slnv^ gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of Uie JftJiSJJ Stock Exchange yesterday »t"i the number of shares traded brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BeosUad (3 000) 1 71- CS. Haldings »2.u00) Wl». Dunl.pt (1.000) $2.04 D. (1,000) $2.05. S 'nioo' $t. (2.O0O) $202. (2.000) $2832 words
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Advertisement1052 1964-07-01 16 I™IoRIENTl LINES j Soilings to the United Kingdom Deport Oep. Port Deport Arrive S pore Sham Penong U.K. ORCADES" 5 Juty 6 July 27 July "CHITRAL" 10 July 11 July 2 Atag ORONSAY" 31 July 1 Aug 22 Aajg "CATHAY" 5 Sept 7 acpt 8 Sept 2 Oct "CHITRAL" 61,052 words
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Advertisement444 1964-07-01 16 V~^_ ORtEHT MID— EAST LIMES GREAT LAKES SERVICE f»ST OItECT SAILINGS FROM BIMWMIK AND M»UY» TO C»N»OUM »N0 U. GREAT UKES PORTS. Sinppor* S'hsm Pening Wontreil S4. 'AMSEUKI I" U/*l.l» |l/»l"'l 2 /2 },'"i? 2 i «S S.S. "MARIONGA MARIS" M/M A« Jl/ 1 St»t 2/ 1 Stjt 40« S.S.444 words
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Advertisement167 1964-07-01 16 WESTDOUNO EUROPE SERVICE Singapore m <-w t Marseilles, Ha»re. Onstim, NAUSICAA.... la Part 2 J July 4 July Astaeri. Haralsri. Irtatl RstttratM. SOUTH 1 WEST AFRICA SERVICE Singapore "*MA I Jaly Ouroan (22/7), Port Ctizatetrt (2S/7), Capetown (27/IJ, Maiadi (1/1). Port Harcourt, Lagos (7/1). Cotonou (I/I), EASTMUNO lOm < f167 words
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Article221 1964-07-01 17 CHIPS lyong alongside llnga*«rc harbour wharves or tipected today are: Lovtrnbatik 1/2. Labuan Hadji NW. 2, Sumpitan N.W. 3. Neder P.ijn 4 Yamanaml 6A, Vlmlnale 67. Brooklyn Height* 11. Sanama 19. Lilian K 2". '26. Klbl Maru 27/28. Orient Unrr M '30. Bchwabenstcln 31/32. Gorgon 33/34, Oolden221 words
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Article234 1964-07-01 17 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 30. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 cts. M Container* 14 eta, Dunloi.s 14 cts McAllster 13 cf*. City Dev. 7 cts. M. Invest. 12 cts. K. Smelters 23 eta. O.C.P.C. 21 cts, Ktfo 13 cts. Rothnuo* U cts Ked. Pi." p l eta. Rtblnson IS234 words
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Article102 1964-07-01 17 THE Malayan Eictianft Bankr Axociation made Uicn change* In lta rate* to merchant* yesterday (all rates to f 100 Now Y»rk: buying TT 32 8/8 airmail OD 32}. 90 d/B*. 38 1/1« cr*dit billK. 33 ?/16 trade bill*. Canada: buying TT M SMS. airmail OD 35 7/16. 90102 words
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Article66 1964-07-01 17 Ctimttt Product Cichangt. Singapore noon prictl p«r picul ytfrttrday: Coconut oil: bulk $47i xllen. drum Copra: June. July t'K Continent: Popper: Muntok white *14:'t tellera. wMta $140 teller!. ipecltl Ik i.i.-nk SIIO aelleri, garbled Li nil— i. Uric SI IS Mllera. ASTA Singapore Cot Mint Oil Mllltri' Alt*c.jtion66 words
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Article12 1964-07-01 17 June May Rubber: 68.08 cts. 68.74 cts. Tim: $583.21 5532.69!;,12 words
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306 1964-07-01 17 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday was $600.25 a picul. up 874 cents, on an offering unofficially estimated at 250 tons up five This followed the rise of £36 a ton in thr London spot quotation on the further fall in306 words
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Advertisement103 1964-07-01 17 MALACCA MUNICIPALITY I \IMS FOR KrKIND OF KATES on I N«>» I PILD Bl ILDINGS. (Section 60 of the Municipal Ordin.iiu-p) Noiicr is hceby gi'en that claims lor relund of rates for the Ist hall -year (lsi January-30th June > 1964. -In resp^t of unoccupied buildings \\i>h'.n Municipal limits must103 words
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Advertisement628 1964-07-01 17 NOTICE Pursuant to Section 2» of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 34) all persons interested in or having claims against the esute of any of th« deceased persons undermentioned whether as creditors, ben^flriaries or next-of-kln are required to send particulars of their claims or interests to fie undersigned Solicitors lor the628 words
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Advertisement716 1964-07-01 17 NOTICES MALACCA MUNICIPALITY RATES FOR THE 2ND HALF-TEAR IN4. Owners of property ire reminded that rates for the 2nd hall-year. 1964 are due and payable in advance without demand at the Municipal Office. Malacca, in the month of July, 1964. 2. The percentage of rates payable for the year 1964716 words
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Advertisement641 1964-07-01 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT I VACANCY Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the appointment of TECHNICIAN (Survey). Public Works Department. Salary Scale: $137.50x7.50-167. 50/220X15A-340 355x15A-475 p.m. Probation: Three (3) years. Afe: 22 to 45 years. Qualifications Experience: Passed Secondary 111 m equivalent In a Government or Governmentaided Scnool. Must641 words
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Advertisement850 1964-07-01 17 NOTICE THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) PIBLIC EXAMINATION IN BANKRUPTCY No. 252 of 1962. RE: Bachan Singh NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has Ordered that the Public Examination of the abovenamed bankrupt be held at the Registrars Chambers. Ground Floor, High Court Building, Singapore on Wednesday, the 15th850 words
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Advertisement294 1964-07-01 17 HOTEL MERLIN ANNOUNCEMENT We are glad to announce officially that the Month-old Strike has been amicably settled and that all services of the HOTEL will be back to NORMAL as from Ist July 1964. The ELFIN ROOM. BAMBOO BaR TEA ROOM have already been reopened for business as usual The294 words
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Article216 1964-07-01 18 CHANGI WIN DISPUTE WITH VARSITY SINGAPORE. TU< Th< Singapore Cric k c i Association's tournament committee today awarded full points to RAF Changi for their senior tournament match against University of Singapore which ended in dispute month. Committee chairman H. F. Sheppard said his committee decided to award the match216 words
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Article23 1964-07-01 18 ■i s.— Singapore Oountry cub beat RAF Goli Socirty 13. to 7} in a women's golf match .11 Slme Road today.23 words
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Article76 1964-07-01 18 SINGAPORE Tues. Daniel Lim cleared nis lirst round liurdic when he defeated M. Dewan 7-5. 6-4 in the YMCA tennis championchips at Bras Basah Road today. Other first round results: Tan Kok Thye bt Douglas Chua 6-1. 6-4; Tan Kirn Cheng bt Albert Lim 4-6. 6-3.76 words
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506 1964-07-01 18 SINGAPORE, Tuts. I By JOE DORAI Singapore, Tuesday i:i: MAN KIT, manager of the Hong Kong team who have just completed an European tour, said in Singapore today that he planned to make a personal call on Tengku Abdul Rahman506 words
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Article, Illustration347 1964-07-01 18 OLYMPIC ROUNDUP Expenses 'shock' for coach SYDNEY. Tues. —Swimming coach Don Talbot may not accompa n y the Australian Olympic team to Tokyo in October. Talbot. who coached many wellknown swimmers Including Jon and lisa Konrads. said today he was shocked to learn that he would receive only "amateur" expensesReuter - 347 words
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Article169 1964-07-01 18 Confusion over a freekick STORK MALAYS perak canvas IPOH. Tues. A misunderstand- 1 1 ing resulted in the deciding Roal being scored by Majid Ariff for Singapore Malays in this friendly soccer match at Stadium Perak today. Referee Oel Poh Hwa awarded the visitors a freekick in the seventh minute.169 words
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Article58 1964-07-01 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Kampong Kapor. the current leaders in the SAPA div. 3D dropped their first point when they were held to 3-3 draw by Buklt Timah at Farrer Park today. They had won their previous eight matches. In another match Alagappa drew 2-2 with Indian58 words
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Article, Illustration431 1964-07-01 18 Epsom Jeep - SANTA CLAUS TRACES BACK TO A MARE WITH VERY BAD LEGS Epsom Jeep RACING by Jockey W. Burke turns round to take a look at the opposition as he rides Santa Claus to victory in the Irish Derby at the Curragh last Saturday. Santa Claus, trained in Ireland by MickReuter - 431 words
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Article239 1964-07-01 18 PENANG, Tuesday. APA KABAR, a five-year-old gelding by Woodburn, has improved and can be backed as a "good thing" here on Sunday. Apa Kabar showed good form in training this morning. Ridden by Alan Trevena, he beat stablemate Ever Onward (Asuwadi up» by a239 words
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Article55 1964-07-01 18 LEEDS. Tues. The pitch here for the third Test between England and Australia, which starts on Thursday, is expected to be easy-paced, but will probably take spin on the last two of Its scheduled -five days. The forecast for Leeds is for good weather at least until theReuter - 55 words
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256 1964-07-01 18 MOTOR-RACING- I/UALA LUMPUR. Tups. lx Fourteen late entries have heen received for the Malayan Motor Sports Club.* third annual Tenaku Abdul Rahman circuit races at Petallnt Jay < on Sa.urday and Sunday Th.s br.im> thr total la 1!>1 R the ten -ere m programme256 words
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Article83 1964-07-01 18 JAKARTA. Tues.— L:. Col. Soekamto aoedjimat; and Parry bonneviUe will represent Indonesia a: the annual meeting of the International Badminton Federation in London from July Aniara news agency m:cl the two delegates had left for London where they would s;nve to have Indonesia elected to theReuter - 83 words
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Article141 1964-07-01 18 Formosa, India to play at Ipoh M-TOURNEY L'UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four matche* In this years Merdeka a:mi\!Tsary football II m a ment will be Llayed at Ipoh's Stadium Perak. The tentative dates are Aug. 23 and 30. with two matches being played each day. One of the eight teams to141 words
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Article23 1964-07-01 18 KARACHI. Tues. A Pakistan football team will tour China from Sept. 24 to Oct. 17. the Pakistan F.A. announced here. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Advertisement113 1964-07-01 18 Mends almost anything THE UNIVERSAL FIXER JACKSON CO., LTD. Singapore JACKSON'S MALAYA LTD. KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IPOH An indispensable aid to successful business— The Straits Times Directory of SINGAPORE MALAYA, 1964, The only authoritative and comprehensive reference work available, with a vast store of information: 350 page Alphabetical Classified Directory113 words
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Advertisement70 1964-07-01 18 ONLY 2 Stops tO EUROPE ARRIVAL PARIS 7.20 a.m. 1 ATHENS KARACHI SINGAPORE DEPARTURE 8.50 p.m. EVERY MONDAY IMMEDIATE CONNECTIONS TO: LONDON (DEPARTURE PARIS 8.00 a.m. ARRIVING LONDON 9.00 a.m. BE 335) and MAJOR CITIES OF EUROPE m JL m SSUI Ft FRENCH AIRLINES GENERAL SALES AGENT FOR AIR FRAMOE70 words
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Miscellaneous147 1964-07-01 18 SUMMARY SOCCER Friendly (Parit Buntar): Perak Malays 4 Spore Malays 1. T. Aiiwrn Div 2: Malay Club 4 Sabrang Est 2. Talping learur: Pemuda Melayu 2 BMH 2. S'for Div. 3: Indian Movies 9 i S sror Club 2 VOCSC 7 Bungsar Indians C: Umno 3 TPCA "C" 1 CRICKET147 words
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Article, Illustration59 1964-07-01 19 WIMBLEDON AIARGARET SMITH. Australian holder of the womer.'s singles title stretches for a shot in her m hard-fought match with Karen Susman (US) on the centre court at Wimbledon last week. After being taken to 11-9 in the first set, Margaret clinched the second macth withReuter - 59 words
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Article1135 1964-07-01 19 Emerson to meet his conqueror again T ONDON, Tues. Wilhelm Bungert (West Germany) yesterday became the toast of Wimbledon for the second successive year when he swept aside fourth-seeded Rafael Osuna, (Mexico) in straight sets to reach the men's singles semifinals. Unseeded Bungen won 6-4, 6-2,Reuter - 1,135 words
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627 1964-07-01 19 CRICKET ROUNDUP ONDON, Tues. Bob Cowper. the 23-year-old Australian lefthanded batsman, made a valiant bid at Northampton yesterday for his nrst Test chance With a fine inninss of 87 he helped the touring team total 436 to gain a first inningsReuter - 627 words
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169 1964-07-01 19 Russian pair pull out to avoid meeting S. Africans LONDON, Tues. Sergei Likhachev and Anna Dmitrieva (Russia), scratched from the mixed doubles at the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships yesterday rather than meet Terry Ryan (South Africa) and Pat Walkden (Rhodesia) In the third round. The All England Lawn Tennis Club,Reuter - 169 words
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Advertisement263 1964-07-01 19 ONODA CEMENT ONODA CEMENT CO., LTD. Hoi Otfici: Marunouchi, amtfi-ku, Tokyo. Japan Cable Address: "ONOSEME TOKYO" .Wf Atpnt*: 4 HMf LtH I Ct., Itl., S «HM Htt( Bm Hartwirt t Ct., Ltt., Pentn( fi-Junfl/ite-VITAMIN SYRUP LVTVTTITVifV^TTfiT'V! ANOTHER 4^^ PRODUCT SmXk tWm Pmnxng first Hong Kong's Leading English Language Nvwspoper FLOWN263 words
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Advertisement12 1964-07-01 19 KLEEN BOWL TOILET CLEANSER ilUSilliJLrLslbLlS VlEE*\ \*oWl\ s ANITAItf C IEANSE* I12 words
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447 1964-07-01 20 NTUC calls emergency meeting SINGAPORE. Tu.a EMERGENCY general meeting of the Central Committee of the National Trades Union Congress will be held at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow to adopt a policy statement regarding a declaration of th c Industrial Arbitration Court on the issue of447 words
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275 1964-07-01 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. THE ARMY Civil Service Union, which represents local employees in British Military installations, today claimed that the British Army had served retrenchment notices on 800 local employees. ACSU said in a statement: "The British Army, which began to operate275 words
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Article28 1964-07-01 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The* Singapore Government today .said property tax for Mie second half year of 1964 is now duo. und payments should be made early.28 words
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Article, Illustration513 1964-07-01 20 $2,300 a month executive must pay wife $400 TWO SONS TO GET SlOO EACH FROM THIS SUM SINGAPORE. Tues. A Shell Company executive, who said that his gross salary a month is $2,300, was today ordered to pay his estranged wife and his two young sons, staying with her, a513 words
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Article, Illustration760 1964-07-01 20 OOFS PLEA ON PENANG FREE PORT STATUS PEXAXG, Tuesday. THE Socialist Front Whip, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today appealed to all City Councillors not to show an\ partisanship on the question of Penang's free port status. "I hope all parties will co-operate with the council and put forward a reasonable760 words
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Article413 1964-07-01 20 LONDON, Tues. Alter wine hesitancy at fICK, equity aaifem met renewed selective buying and prices again edged forward. Once again il was mainly the secondary issues that attracted attention while the leaders were again marking tune. A feature was renewed firmness in certain of the so-called election shares413 words
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171 1964-07-01 20 Hunger strike by Nanyang students is called off SINGAPORE, tues. About 300 Nanyang University students on hunger strike since yesterday left the campus today 48 hours before the stay-in was due to be called off. The hunger strike wu in protest against Saturdays mass arrest of Left-leaning students and to171 words
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Article48 1964-07-01 20 LINDAU (West Germany). Tues. A 40-year-old expectant mother was burned to death here after pouring petrol over herself and setting it alight, police announced here. Her husband said she had fearrd her unborn child would be deformed because she had been lakini; drugs. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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258 1964-07-01 20 Top women contenders reach the last four WIMBLEDON lONDON. Tues.— The \vov j men's tlngj— quarter,ii Wimbledon today proved a triumph for tlu< tffltng committee when t lie top four-seeded players won through to fight out the last ■tagM Of the championships. In thr Mut-finala on i rii fending champion258 words
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Article75 1964-07-01 20 LONDON. Tim n—llll of today's cricket matches were: At Northampton: Tne Auslia< Hans beat Nortnampton by let wickets. Nor! nampton 235 nn< 212, (A. Lightfoot. 53. M Pro! 48, R. Sellers four for 40 1. Au.v trallans 436 and thirteen for m wicket At Worcester: Worcester beai75 words
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Advertisement148 1964-07-01 20 ET^H 2 Exciting New Boutiques Nil Robinsons IS I ORIENTAL «H GALLERY l|ip and J0 1 PASIR MAS 4nKfo^^ I Upper Ground Floor, John Littles J^^\__^^^^m Tourist Shopping Centre fm^^^ffH^^^r Singapore. Visit these two exotic boutiques today, and see the dazzling items and dramatic displays. ORIENTAL GALLERY, set in an148 words
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Advertisement126 1964-07-01 20 TO KNOW ACCURATE W TIME RELY ON FAMOUS |f 2JSL SWISS MADE 6§^ C^'# ACCURATE ROBUST SUPERB IN STYLE AND ELEGANT IN FASHION AVAILABLE AT 'All LEADING WATCH DEALERS. A wonderful GIFT ot Quality PIFCO HAIR DRYER Packed in an attractive presentation Gift Box. 3 Models for your CHOICE. i126 words
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