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Title Section21 1964-08-25 1 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times J. Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73121 words
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Article, Illustration544 1964-08-25 1 Ministry ransacked STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST SOUTH VIETNAM'S ONE-MAN RULE AND DEMAND RESIGNATION OF KHANH'S GOVT OR ELSE. SAIGON, Monday TWO thousand students protesting South Vietnam's oneman rule ransacked the Government's Information Ministry today and marched through the city, breaking school windows and dragging fellow scholars out ofAgencies - 544 words
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Article, Illustration61 1964-08-25 1 IT TURNED OUT TO BE AN ALL-NIGHT J08... Straits Times picture by Kok Ah Chong A PLATOON led by 2nd Lt Hussein bin Saiian (second from left) arrives to track down the live armed Indonesians in yesterday afternoon's big operation south-west of Pontian Kechil. VillagerKok Ah Chong - 61 words
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111 1964-08-25 1 Singapore action on goods from Holland SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government tonight announced that the importation of goods of Netherlands origin, consigned from any country into Singapore, would be subject to specific import licensing from tomorrow. A statement issued by the Ministry of Finance said: "This measure is necessary becauseReuter - 111 words
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155 1964-08-25 1 NEW DELHI. Mon More than 500 Communists were arrested throughout India today as India's Communist Party began a five-day nationwide protest against rising food prices. Some 200 were arrested in midnight swoops by police in towns in Southern India before they could launch theirAgencies - 155 words
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Article, Illustration881 1964-08-25 1 GABRIEL LEE - GABRIEL LEE I From pONTIAN KECHIL, Mon. As dusk descended on this little township, Malaysian Security Forces were still in hot pursuit of five fully armed Indonesians who had earlier been seen in a riverine village. Mop-up goes on Outcome of this hunttoday's881 words
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Article74 1964-08-25 1 WASHINGTON. Mon President Johnsons image was boosted yesterday by a public opinion poll indicating tie was leading Republican candidate Barry Ooldwater by a comfortable 68 to 32. A Gallup Poll published by the Washington Post on the eve of the Democratic convention In Atlantic City,UPI - 74 words
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262 1964-08-25 1 Policing border: Thanat assures support BANGKOK, Mon. The Thai Foreign Minister. Tun Thanai Khoman. said today co-operation between Malaysian and Thai security forces in policing their Jungle frontier had been useful in the past "and we will continue such cooperation." He told reporters he conferred with the MaJ Deputy Premier,Reuter - 262 words
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Article32 1964-08-25 1 LONDON Mon. Parliament's all-party estimates committee in report today said thrre appeared scope for reduced expenditure in both staff and works in three British Armed Services in Sinsapore. Renter.Reuter - 32 words
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Advertisement28 1964-08-25 1 A "Qukk ShJn» w in Qukx Tin* with REPO| AUTO POLISH .nd CLEANER ■4 GENERATIONS ljj^^Wß^^p^w»\ I Brand' 5 1 I essence OF BRAND'S essence of strength-since 183528 words
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Advertisement86 1964-08-25 1 [QroTTY, ((lngush (s.k.a.) i,m| iThe most versatile marine engines in use in Malaysia WATERCOOLED AfRCOOLED MARINE DIESEL ENGINES There is a PETTER Marine Diesel Engine to suit any vessel in use in Malaysia— from fishing boats to ferries. A wide range from 12 h.p. to4o h.p. is availablef rom stock.86 words
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237 1964-08-25 2 WARRING PRINCES TO TRY TO TALK IT OVER DARIS, Mon. Prince--1 ly leaders of the Left wing, Right wing and Neutralist factions In Laos begin talks here this week in a bid to restore peace in the kingdom The talks had been expect- I ed to open today, but PrinceReuter - 237 words
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395 1964-08-25 2 WASHINGTON, Monday. ADMINISTRATION officials have moved to counter unfavourable reaction to a Central Intelligence Agency document indicating that victory may not be possible in South Vietnam. The 45-page report concluded that it may be necessary to reach a '"neutralisation" agreement,395 words
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80 1964-08-25 2 Muni is new Thai Minister of Industry BANGKOK, Mon— Air Marshal Muni Mahasantana Vejvant Rangsarit has been named new Industry Minister of Thailand. Marshall Muni succeeds Boon Charoenchai who resigned to as- 1 sume a new post as Thai Ambassador to Prance. Marshall Muni was previously j Commander-ln-Chief of theUPI - 80 words
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105 1964-08-25 2 lAKARTA, Mon. The In- donesian Government has allowed private businessmen to Import various kinds of commodities provided they can finance these operations with unregistered foreign exchange A Government ruling to tills effect which was made public at the weekend, said importers wouldAP - 105 words
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89 1964-08-25 2 MANILA. Mon.— Meteorologists from 16 nations met here today to discuss weather conditions in Asia. Participants in the InterRegional Seminar on Advanced Tropical Meteorology are Australia. Ceylon, Nationalist China. Hong Kong. India. Indonesia. Iran Japan, South Korea. Malaysia. New Caledonia. New Zealand. Thailand. Pakistan.UPI - 89 words
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Article25 1964-08-25 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. The Atomic Commission announced last night that an underground nuclear test explosion was held yesterday at its Nevada test site. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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164 1964-08-25 2 Tamils in Ceylon to launch new civil struggle r*OLOMBO, Mon. V Ceylon's Federal Party yesterday decided to launch a civil disobedience campaign "to achieve recognition of the rights of Tamilspeaking people without delay." The party's annual convention in Trincomalee appointed an action committee to work out a plan of campaign.Reuter - 164 words
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Article73 1964-08-25 2 New villa for camera-shy BB I SAINT TROPEZ. (French RlI vien»i. Mon. Brigitte Bardot, harassed by photographers and sightseers for the past 10 years at her villa here, has decided to leave St. Tropez. She has bought land on a wild promontory between Hyeres and Le Lavandou where sne isReuter - 73 words
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286 1964-08-25 2 Production up-a good year for Red China JIONG KONG, Mon.— 1A China's economy will show some significant improvement this year, according to a mid-year survey just released here. Results cf the survey, based on studies by American economic experts, were published in the latest issue of Current Sce/ie. an authoritative286 words
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330 1964-08-25 2 Bukavu victory— a turning point in the Congo war: Expert P LEOPOLDVILLE. Mon. pRACK Government troops killed 600 pro-Cor-n rebels while defending the key city of Bukavu in what couid be the turning point of the four-month old eastern Congolese rebellion, an American military expert said yesterday. Col. William Dodds,330 words
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Article19 1964-08-25 2 SAIGON. Mon.— A bomb exploded yesterday In a cinema next to a bar tilled with U.S. Servicemen.19 words
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Miscellaneous36 1964-08-25 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /7ve eouour two""* f Two 1 r£sl/*-rt2 WOWOeGFUL SUM HATS > I fLEAsey V s toweab oh the beacuJ 1 N, TWEVIL fICTEViEtfr \MUATV «O A AMVDME POQM QfiCk. UOMB ABOUTTUEiXP/ ir36 words
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302 1964-08-25 3 VICOSIA, Mon. A 11 Turkish spokesman said yesterday that despite the promised easing of the Greek Cypriot blockade, conditions for Turkish communities on the island now are worse than before. Since the Greek Cypriot Government agreed in principle to ease the blockadeReuter - 302 words
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Article, Illustration153 1964-08-25 3 Baby who 'died' 50 times and lived BABY Christopher Morton "died" 50 times in two weeks. As he played happily in the sun. his mother told how only the "kiss of life" at least three times a day saved him. Christopher, a premature baby, was only nine weeks old when153 words
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68 1964-08-25 3 UPPSALA, (Sweden), Mon. —A 30-year-old woman recently gave birth prematurely to seven babies but all were stillborn, a hospital spokesman said here tonight. The woman, married for some years, had undergone hormone treatment because she was childless. In the fifth month of herReuter - 68 words
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120 1964-08-25 3 The trouble with jets: He had breakfast six times LONDON. Mon. The Sunday Telegraph columnist "Albatross" yesterday told an over-fed tale about one of the lesser perils of the jet age. A London businessman. he said, grabbed an early breakfast before bis flight to San Francisco. The jet was delayedUPI - 120 words
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Article64 1964-08-25 3 CASTEL GANDOLFO, (Italy). Mon. Pope Paul VI prayed yesterday for the workers of the world and blessed their labours. He told a crowd of visitors at his summer residence here that he prayed for the dignity of work, "for its elevation, its "freedom as aAP - 64 words
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524 1964-08-25 3 DEMOCRATS OFFER A 'COVENANT OF UNITY' Platform promises peace and freedom for all ATLANTIC CITY, Monday. J^ FOREIGN policy platform of "peace for all nations and freedom for all peoples" was offered yesterday to the Democratic National Convention. The platform committee, in a draft which will be presented to theReuter - 524 words
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180 1964-08-25 3 ATLANTIC CITY. Mon. The key words In the Democratic foreign policy platform were "respiislbllity and "peace." The way in which they were used made it clear that this '*aa a document designed to prove >xi the voters that the Democrat* under PresidentReuter - 180 words
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117 1964-08-25 3 ATLANTIC CITY. Mon. rt The Alabama delegation yesterday refused to sign a party loyalty oath which would permit them to be seated at the Democratic Convention opening here today. The credentials committee had voted a few hours earlier to recommend seating ofReuter - 117 words
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104 1964-08-25 3 Communist Party of US leader dies NEW YORK, Mon. Mr. Benjamin J. Davis, 60, secretary of the Communist Party of the United States, died on Saturday In hospital after a long Illness. Mr. Davis, a Negro, was one of 11 Communists convicted In IMB on charges of violating the SmithAP - 104 words
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Article63 1964-08-25 3 LONDON. Mon. The giant British Motor Corporation, which accounts (or two-fifths the total output of the British motor lncustry, today announced record production tlgures for- the second year runlng. The corporation produced 858.--775 vehicles In the financial year ending last month Just under 15 per centReuter - 63 words
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Article30 1964-08-25 3 ROME. Sun. The general condition of Italy's 73-year-old President Antonio Segni who suffered a brain stroke 15 days ago. was "fairly good" yesterday, a medical bulletin said.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article33 1964-08-25 3 SCOTLAND NECK. (North Carolina). Mon. Nine persons in one car were killed near Scotland Neck yesterday when It ran ad a rural paved road and bit a tree.— AP.AP - 33 words
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144 1964-08-25 3 WASHINGTON. Mon.— Th? US Peace Corps announced yesterday that Mr Gene E. Bradley will head a special programme to build 3.000 schools around the world In the next three j years. He is the originator of the new building plan. known as the "Bchool-to-Schools"AP - 144 words
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Advertisement444 1964-08-25 3 Now... fine stainless steel makes the best ball pen even better! PARKER 45 BALL PEN gj I I The famous Parker T-Ball, the ball pen th.it lets you write beautifully without bearing down, now is available in a deluxe model, the Parker 45 bjll pen, that I Iml performs better444 words
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276 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Commonwealth services in Singapore today refused to withdraw notices of dismissal served on 7,000 amahs under their employment. The refusal came in a reply to the Singapore European Employees' Union, which has called on the Services to withdraw the276 words
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Article, Illustration128 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Three Filipinos are now in Singapore fc- a 10-day familiarisation and orientation study on the family planning movement in .Malaysia. They are Mr. Johnny P. Dayang (right), a journalist, Dr. Damaceno J. Ago (left), a leading medical practitioner, and Mrs. Rita128 words
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Article77 1964-08-25 4 New course on growing of flowers SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Adult Education Board is introducing a second course on horticulture to meet the needs of those who wish to learn the modern techniques of the cultivation of flowers, fruits and vegetables. The course will be conducted In English at Beatty Integrated77 words
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Article26 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Montfort School will hold its annual fun fair at its premises on Aug. 30 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.26 words
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Article22 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Water will be cut off in Eng Aun Park —Thomson Road tomorrow, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.22 words
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121 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Lai Behari Singh, vicepresident of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Indian Congress, has stressed the willingness of all Indians in Malaysia to make any sacrifices in Malaysia's defence. Speaking at the Malayan Indian Congress cultural and study group meeting121 words
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185 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. rpHE Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, A will declare open an exhibition of paintings by a well-known Malaysian artist, Inche Mohd. Hoessein bin Enas on Thursday at 5.15 p.m. at Shell House, Singapore. The exhibition is being held in connection with185 words
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108 1964-08-25 4 Tun Yusof to be patron of Press Ball SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore National Union of Journalists will hold a Press Ball at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Oct. 3. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak. has consented to be the patron of the ball. A highlight will be108 words
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Article76 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Electricity supplies to the following areas will be interrupted between 9.30 ajn. and 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday: Opera Estate bounded by Jalan Twa Kong. Figaro Street. Woo Mun Chew Road and Upper East Coast Road. Jalan Sempandan, Tay Llan Teck Road, Kee Sun Avenue. Elliot Road.76 words
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Article251 1964-08-25 4 TNTERNA T I O N A L ■L and Malaysian entertainment artistes will put on a big variety show at the National Theatre on Monday, Sept. 7, in aid of the victims of the recent riots in Singapore. Jointly sponsored by the Singstar251 words
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Article17 1964-08-25 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. 8. Supplah has been appointed assistant Registrar of the Industrial Arbitration Court.17 words
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Advertisement406 1964-08-25 4 I LIDO (spore) OPENS TODAY iVrvl^J a WILD! WACKY KUN! rr ~y —^v/V_ I It is as though PETER SELLERS I £l-^C?/* V) T— SVS ALEC GUINNESS were turned <Cfi, <> Jp;s'Zi l i 3 loose in a film together!!! \y^ /T^V ft^A I IOVE fliyo «x> starring VITTORIO GASSMAN406 words
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Advertisement338 1964-08-25 4 #JtJl|tlA PEMBUKAAN HARI INI! I IT^llir.lP OPENS TODAY!! E(SINGAPORE) Doily 5 Shows: 1 lorn 1 .30 4.00 6.30 9.3opm= THEY LIVED IN THE SHADOWS OF A TWILIGHT WORLD C HUNTING AND HUNTED! Gordon jfl^^ BsssV.* Bnd Sarah &Wm Jsssslsk^ sssssssssfW^ Hrfct y CROOKED MEN (AParamoun^Release)^! fJ \M\*m\ TUKARAN LAIN! |%T.lliNlL#338 words
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Advertisement506 1964-08-25 4 ■■■■■■■■■■a fNn\w GANISATION »>ow snow ix.: ■J K 0.m., 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.30 p.m. If you corns in 5 minutes ofrar B| this picture begins, you won't know what ifs all about! "Monchunon Candidate" STARTS PROMPTLY AT- 11.16, 1 46, 4.16, 7.01 9.44 Frank Sinatra Laurence Harvey ■Janet Leigh /jg^506 words
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Miscellaneous548 1964-08-25 4 THE following Is todays schedule Alitalia: From Sydney (AZ 765) Hone Konc, Tokyo (JL 712) 9.30 of civil aircraft movements at 7.05 p.m. a.m. Paya Li-bar airport, Singapore. British tails Alrwayi: From Pan- American: To Saigon, Manila, .00iu... London. Istanbul. Bombay (BOS Honolulu. Los Angeles, San FranARRIVALS 571) 8M a548 words
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287 1964-08-25 5 IFOII, Monday. gCOI'T prospecting for tin has uncovered at least 10 Malay reservations in Perak and one in Selangor which show indications of rich deposits, the Minister for Lands and Mines, Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji Jawi. said here today.287 words
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216 1964-08-25 5 IPOH, Mon.— A school 1 teacher, Alias bin Yit. 30, darted in front of a moving lorry in Douglas Road here one afternoon this year and died as a result of injuries received. This was told to an inquest j today when216 words
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Article64 1964-08-25 5 IPOH. Mon. A four-year-old j girl. Loh Pau Lin. had her necklace I and locket valued at $50 snatched from her while her mother bought veeetable in the market here yesterday Her mother. Madam Saw Ouan Chye. wife of a policeman, knew I about the Incident64 words
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Article41 1964-08-25 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Senator Ko Teck Kin, chairman of the Pjuxmm Chamber of Commerce will declare open the Poh Hen« Goldsmiths Ltds Raffles Place branch at the John Little Tourtt and Shopping Centre on Aug. 2» at U .i.m.41 words
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276 1964-08-25 5 Lawyer takes 'strong exception' to warning by magistrate IPOH, Monday 4 DEFENCE counsel, Mr. V. Jeyaratnam. took n "very strong exception" today when he was warned by a magistrate, Mr. Yong Yung Sui that he might be charged with contempt of court Mr. Yong gave the warning after Mr. Jeyaratnam.276 words
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Article49 1964-08-25 5 PENANG. Mon. The acting Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Inche Suleiman Bulon. Will van Penanc tomorrow. After a courtesy call on th» Chief Mtnlttar, Dato Wong P«>w Nee. Inche Suleiman will visit th<> Pisherie* Research Centre and Laboratories at Qlu«or and the Malayan Marine Industrie*.49 words
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108 1964-08-25 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three more donations totalling 5250 were received by thf National Trades I nion Congress today for its rehabilitation fund The donations came from the Singapore Toddy Tappers" I'nion. S l 7 ."> Anonymous Singapore (through the Straits Times) SlO and Mr108 words
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Article, Illustration178 1964-08-25 5 Lim makes another move in his citizenship battle AFTER PRIVY COUNCIL DISMISSED APPEAL... UUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. Lim Lian Geok. a Chinese educationist, has made yet another move against the Government's decision to deprive him of his citizenship. His application to appeal against tne Government's order was heard in chambers178 words
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105 1964-08-25 5 Additional Comet jet service to Borneo Xl ALA LUMPI'R, Mon. .S a bah and Sara yak will set an additional Comet jet service from November, the Minister of of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. announced on his return from the Borneo states last night. With the additional service, weekly105 words
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Article30 1964-08-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A labourer. R. Ramasamy. 40. died in tlie General Hospital here from injuries he received in a collision with a van in Gombak Road.30 words
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172 1964-08-25 5 JC U A L, A LUMPUR, i 1V Mon. Three districts in the east coast states which had been hit by cholera since last May were declared free of the disease today. They are the Ulu Kelantan district in Kelantan. the Dungun172 words
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Article57 1964-08-25 5 JESSELTON. Mon. An em- ployee oj a cocoa estate in the I Tawau area, who shot an urang utan. a protected animal. was i fined $50 by the stipendiary magistrate. Mr. W. J. Silke. iri the Tawau magistrate's court. He was Erang bin Lian. who57 words
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114 1964-08-25 5 JESSELTON. Mon. Donations are Invited to build a Chinese school which will admit children of all races who want to study Chinese. Mr. uau Yeong Ching. i speaking for the building I fund committee, a.<-ked for donations from all races md organlsatlons The school, to114 words
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Advertisement85 1964-08-25 5 WE LIKE AND IT DOES ■m us good j^t^M YOU'LL LIKE THE DELICIOUS CHOCOLATEY FLAVOUR OF MILO, AND IT DOES YOU GOOD. MILO HAS ESSENTIAL v i VITAMINS AND MINERALS. YOU NEED— A RICH SOURCE N Wt y HB^h^ OF VIGOROUS HEALTH AND BOUNDLESS ENERGY. SO V WONDERFUL TO DRINK.85 words
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299 1964-08-25 6 Population of Malaysia: 10.6 mil as in last June Penang Umno agrees to a change of name KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rpHE population of Malaysia was today confirmed to be 10,674,183 on June 30 last year. Official statistics show that Malaya's population is 7,607,295. Singapore 1,775,200, Sabah 492.422 and Sarawak 799,246.299 words
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Article91 1964-08-25 6 PENANG, Mon. Two members of the Indian Parliament, Mr. N. Gopalaswamt Thenkondar and Dr. I. M. Singhvi. went .sight-seeing here today when they passed through on the State of Madras. The parliamentarians, who are on their way to Singapore, were met on arrival by91 words
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Article68 1964-08-25 6 SINGAPORE Mon. The Straits Times in Singapore has received $10 from a reader, calling himself "A Friend." for Mr. John Francis, the man who left his two-year-old polio stricken daughter Anita, at the Assunta Hospital in Kuala Lumpur eight months Dgo and disappeared. Mr. Francis68 words
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Article62 1964-08-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Selangor Government has allotted $1,500 U> each of the six districts In the State for Malaysia Day celebrations on Aug. 32. Each district will draw up its own programme. There will be rallies by schoolchildren, variety shows and sports meets. Special prayers62 words
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Article39 1964-08-25 6 IPOH. Mon. The PeraK branch lof the National Union of Com- mcrcial Workers will hold its sp- cond anniversary dinner here on i Oct. 27 and a dance at St. John i Ambulance Hall on Oct. 31.39 words
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Article46 1964-08-25 6 TANAH RATA. Mon.— A free film showonvarious aspects of family planning was shown at the Town Board office here yesterday by the Medical and Health Officer. Cameron Highlands. Dr. Eu«ene Chan Nyat Loon, to 20 families. They were later entertained to licr refreshment.46 words
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228 1964-08-25 6 IZUALA LUMPUR. Mon. More than half of the new $75 million development loan launched a fortnight ago has been taker, up by banks, insurance companies and advance subscriptions. A Treasury spokesman who said this today, added that there had also been some228 words
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Article81 1964-08-25 6 Old Frees hit $215,000 target PENANG, Mon.— The Old Frees Association has attained its building fund target «f $125,000 for its new premises in Ncrtham Road which was declared open by the Yang di-Pertua Agong on June i" last year. Two of their biggest contributors, Penang millionaire-banker Mr Saw Choo81 words
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Article54 1964-08-25 6 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Finance Minister, Mr. T. T. Knshnamachari. is to lead a five-man Indian team to the Commonwealth Finance Minister's Conference beginning at Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 1 and a seven-man delegation to the World Bank Governors meeting in Tokyo on Sept. 7. it wasAP - 54 words
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275 1964-08-25 6 IPOH, Mon. a subx committee set up by the Perak Government last month to draw up a blueprint for the in- dustrial development of I Kamunting, in Taiping. has just completed a 2.500-word report. The chairman or" the subi committee. Mr. Goh Chok275 words
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Article70 1964-08-25 6 PENANG, Mon. A business♦nan from Singapore, Mr Tan Pin* Boon. 38, lost $380 cash and his idenu:/ r^rd at a hotel in Penang Road eai^r thia morning. Mr. Tan booked Inio the hotel at about 3 p.m. yesterday. He left his trousers on a table r.ear70 words
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Article49 1964-08-25 6 PENANG, Mon. Residents of Pengkalan ward have formed a goodwill sub-committee with Mr. A. B. Abdul Rahim as chairman. Messrs Liang Juen Chew. D. Suppiah and Mohamed Men ran were elected vice-chairmen with Mr. Lim Teik Chuan as secretary and Haji M. A. Sathar. treasurer.49 words
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Article, Illustration136 1964-08-25 6 I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Plastic toy pistols, similar in appearance to the Browning automatic, which were on sale here have now gone under the counter. This was the result of police action against stallowners selling plastic imitation pistols, following a report in the Straits Times136 words
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Miscellaneous163 1964-08-25 6 t//#'t/ Onp /itf V.T. ItnmUn f WHATCHA >UP TMERE P'^Sl MOttSE IfD SURE HATt "3. I DVXJ SUW"OS£ W^E j^**"* s^ SEE?? BETWEEN UW,^^» I WITH "N ID BE TWE Oil> VEH Mf REALLY DIP SEE A -^\^p gOVHERE 9 J TWCLOUPS IT i V WINGS'/ OM. ONE TO SEE163 words
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Article, Illustration1893 1964-08-25 7 ONE THIEVING SOLDIER PROLONGED A TRAGIC WAR IN AFRICA IN October 1893 Lobengula, the 60 year old king of Matabeleland. now Southern Rhodesia, was defeated at the Shangani River by an irregular force organised by the British South Africa Company. Having burnt most of Bulawayo, his1,893 words
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Article128 1964-08-25 8 M Word* $10 i Minimum I MR. A MRS. D. MURUCAN lh;.nk r» for their assistant c, lellntatlotiM and sift on their LALIT M. BELAWALA thank* relatives and fiiendx for their heartfelt condolence meitKaKex on sad demise of hi* beloved wife Bakula at Bombhy on 17-R-64. MR. AND MRS.128 words
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Obituary70 1964-08-25 8 ?v Word* HO (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of our dearest or*oted mother Mr*. Ding Deng Stek (Luke Den* LenKl whom the Lord Wmlial 2.VS-63. We shall meet when He i omi IN EVER LOVINC MEMORY of Chm Hock Chye departed this life on Beloved is the memory that70 words
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Article273 1964-08-25 8 :o Word* Sit (Minimum) MINC SHOP at Kltrpatrirkn. Orchard I uKapore, h;i« trie latent collection of rattan handbag* ideal acces- lor any occasion. FEOERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite- all tenrhers and book addicts to browse In their showroom at Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore. READY MADE 'DRESSES" Morn-tnu-Afternoon-Cocktails. Fashion's273 words
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692 1964-08-25 8 The Straits Times. Tuesday, August 25, 1964. Textiles To Britain If it was Dr. Goh Keng Swee's intention, in excoriating the British on their textile imports policy, to get a quick reaction, he seems to have succeeded. Whatever Britain's difficulties are. there is no I excuse for the Board of692 words
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Article442 1964-08-25 8 The merits of the free lunch scheme for needy schoolchildren have been so clearly established that it is j unthinkable that the proj gramme should be allowed to I lapse. Yet this may happen I unless the Malayan Council for Child Welfare is able to raise $200,000 in442 words
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Article132 1964-08-25 8 Singapore's drive against secret society thugs is being vigorously maintained. Since January more than 2,700 gangsters have been detained, 700 of them in a single week during last month's disturbances; the police claim to have removed at least 80 gang leaders from the underworld scene and daily checks132 words
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618 1964-08-25 8 \f UCH has been said about *the status and recognition of foreign degrees and qualifications. The Technical College Kuala Lumpur which had its beginnings in the early thirties is to-day providing diploma and professional courses. In fact the Technical College graduates form the backbone618 words
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Letter158 1964-08-25 8 THE riots in Singapore have brought home the fact rather brutally that the most important thing which our leaders have to guard is 'racial harmony 1 The destruction of racial harmony would be the beginning of the end of this young nation of ours which at this158 words
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Letter161 1964-08-25 8 I READ with surprise in your columns that the German version of the Peace Corps has flown to Dar-es-Salaam "to help turn the tin roofed, unsanitary slums of the Tanganyika capital Into livable, healthy neighbourhoods." I have lived in Dar-es-Salaam oft* and on for twenty161 words
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Article, Illustration1034 1964-08-25 8 ASHWINI KLMARI - ASHWINI KLMARI By NEW rCLHI. MON A CHOICE BETWEEN THE BITTER AND THE POWERFUL THE food crisis in India is the most serious since* the gre at Bengal famine of 1942 in which a million people died It confronts the Shastri regime with1,034 words
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Advertisement517 1964-08-25 8 Straits Tines ft Malay Mail j 6e h*nd«d to: lit Floor COLO STORAGE ARCADE Orchard Road COLD STOWAGE BRANCHES AT HOLLAND "OAD-KATONG KtPPEL ROAD-NAVAL BASK Authoriied A(»nti CITY BOOK STONE LTD Winchester House. Colhref Oosy THC NEWS FRONT Mtzpetrtc* Supormarb* M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Naval "ate HAMIEM STORE517 words
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Advertisement51 1964-08-25 8 MALAYSIA'S OWN BANK The Bank with the biggest network of branches in Malaysia with overseas branches j in London, Hong Kong, Kowloon and Brunei. HEAD OfFICE: MALAYAN BANK lUIIDIN6 92, Jalan Bandar. Kuala Lumpur. BANKING LIMITED I >nml Sum x IMam. ».i.t...i Authorned CtsMt J50.000.000 biued and Pud Up Cip'til51 words
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Advertisement137 1964-08-25 8 AMANO TIME RECORDERS keep s |§^<J^|&B perfect employee-movement records: S^x^sS^v their orrivols departures daily '§!§K^S^§?\ v B going and coming, overtime, plos the mony other functions. Wff TIME RECORDER 38x30x 7 5^ TH^ AMANO TIME STAMPS do not Jgj require special papers Of cards, any -~-^^/l UP type ond quality137 words
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405 1964-08-25 9 Women and hurdles on way to the room at the top JOB HANDICAPS DISCUSSED AT SEMINAR KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V Discussions today centred on the fairer sex and their job handicaps at the final session of the three-day seminar of the National Council of Women's Organisations here. Food for thought405 words
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Article54 1964-08-25 9 Language Week concert SINGAPORE. Mon. The City Malay Youth Association will hold Malam Minggu Bahasa Kebangsaan. featuring a play in the national language and an aneka ragam. at the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 D.m. on Frifl.u-. The variety show programme will feature non- Malay vocalists •lnging Malay songs, and local54 words
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128 1964-08-25 9 CINGAPORE, Mon. A Punjabi mother of three today elected in court to speak in Cantonese as the complainant of an alleged stabbing case against her watchman husband. Narinjan Singh. Mohinder Kaur. the woman, gave no reason for her choice of language. According to128 words
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Article, Illustration398 1964-08-25 9 Technical men will look for other jobs so let us train our girls to take over the responsibility in schools professor KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. LEADING woman educationist today suggested that when the Government introduces comprehensive schools next year it should arrange classes in technical drawing, the398 words
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262 1964-08-25 9 FIVE FINED FOR RIOTING IN A MASSAGE PARLOUR KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Five men from Singapore were each fined $100 or four months' jail by a magistrate's court here today for rioting in a massage parlour. Chua Ah Soy, 38. Chua Kum Kwong, 26, Toh Thiam Swee. 29, Choo Chee Kwong,262 words
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Article32 1964-08-25 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. will receive a painting by a local artist. Mr. Teo Cheng Hye. at the Ministry's conference room at 3 p.m. tomorrow.32 words
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85 1964-08-25 9 I{UCHINO, Mon. A Security Force spokesman revealed today that last Thursday afternoon, while on patrol, rifleman M. Coleman of the Ist Royal Ulster Rifles was accidentally shot. He was flown to hospital by a Royal Air Force helicopter. An Army surgical team operated on85 words
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Article, Illustration595 1964-08-25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. "IJARI WANITA" the day to remember the role of women in Malaysia will be observed in a big way for the third time throughout the country tomorrow. Rallies and exhibitions at district, state and national levels will595 words
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108 1964-08-25 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Dr. Charles Gamba, president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, has left for Geneva to attend a research conference on "Industrial relations and economic development." organised by the International Institute of Labour Studies. Dr. Gamba. who will give up his post next108 words
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Article203 1964-08-25 9 gINGAPORE, Mon.— Eight traders from Sumatra, arrested on Saturday morning In a cargo boat In Malaysian waters. were Jailed for a month today on each of two charges, the sentences to run concurrently. They pleaded guilty to contravening the Prohibition of Imports (Indonesia) Order 1964203 words
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Article70 1964-08-25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A.P. Pala Kishan. 30. and T. Renggasamy. 17. both of Setauak. were each sentenced to nine months' Jail and four strokes of the rotan for attempting to extort «3.60 from K.P.N. Sivasangkaran. 17, on Feb. 15. The two were found guilty70 words
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Article31 1964-08-25 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Pin--1 ance Minister. Dr. Ooh Kern I Swee, will lay the foundation stone of the Malaya Tin Printing Company at Tanglin Halt at ft pjß. tomorrow.31 words
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260 1964-08-25 9 Goh opens new $I mil. sterilised milk plant SINGAPORE, Mon. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, Singapore's Finance Minister, said here today that economic Justification for local production of sterilised reconstituted milk was similar to that for local production of refrigerators, bath-tubes and pipes. "In the case of this latter group of260 words
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Article34 1964-08-25 9 PENANG, Mon. The Bishop of Penang. Monsignor Francis Chan- will consecrate a new cha- j pel. built by the State Govern- ment for the Catholic inmates oi > Pulau Jerejak. on Wednesday. I34 words
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206 1964-08-25 9 Dato Ismail Security situation in Johore encouraging SINGAPORE, Mon. The Malaysian Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today described the present security situation in Johore as "encouraging." There had been no fresh landings of Indonesian Troops on the coast of Johore daring the past few206 words
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Article50 1964-08-25 9 BATU PAHAT. Mon. Ahmar bin Abdul Rahman. 27, wat fined $200. or one month's jail, by the Sessions Court here for failing to register for national servica. Ahmad, who was arrested in Jalan Rahmat last Thursday, pleaded guilty. He did not pay the fine.50 words
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Advertisement102 1964-08-25 9 FBS9B vo Way IESSttI Babies love this rT 8 sweet, soothing syrup JPA, Oe Witt's Baby Cough Syrup is specially made to stop baby's cough &^iT^&s\s IMMEDIATELY. Get a bottle to-day jfuljLJS^i and cure your baby's cough tonight! j vg7 *4 Children m«f*ar to rui Ilast OFrwmTT^ **********0 siGN!^^»^t—^ MADE102 words
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Advertisement66 1964-08-25 9 BIG VALUE IN RCA TELEVISION (Product of Radio Corporation of America) EASY HIRE PURCHASE TERMS NO DOWN PAYMENT required After-Sale Service Guaranteed Available at all Authorised RCA Dealers Sole Agent EDWARD EU CO., LTD. Head Office 1. Orchard Road. Singapore 9. Tel ***** Branch Offices: 193. Jalan Imbi. Kuala Lumpur66 words
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Miscellaneous626 1964-08-25 9 Today's Radio, TV News; 1105 Nightspot; 11.30 RADIO SINGAPORE On Wln s Ot Melody; 12 midnight Clo.se. "VSKSSr RADIO MALAYSIA Uamm 4nmS t S tKVWX NATIONAL BHOBTWAVE 476 M*tr*« SERVICE 41.7 and 60.2 metre* A.M.: 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 AJJL 6.00 Prog. Summary; Morning Prelude; 7.00 News; 6.02 Morning Melodies;626 words
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Article, Illustration62 1964-08-25 10 Pink Lotus Look TIfRS. Amy Wee, Sin- gapore's well-known beautician who is now visiting Hollywood, creates the Pink Lotos 100k and it won her the first prize when she entered a competition organised by the Beauty Guilds recently. She won the coveted trophy for "simplicity and perfection" in make-up. Picture62 words
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Article573 1964-08-25 10 ESME BAPTISTA - FACTS ABOUT SYNTHETICS ESME BAPTISTA edited by p()R good looks, easy care, long life, yon rnn't bent the man-made fibres. Each one lins been developed after long and patient research, tested and adapted to meet the highest standards. But each one needs a particular type of care if it is573 words
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Advertisement279 1964-08-25 10 Ik jd na^ IKOPTROSE ROSE HIP SYRUP Richest of all in natural Vitamin C ■hpT 3fcj... Babies and <:rnwinf; children n rrd I Vitamin C evrry unolp day for clear P skin, firm pums, «tron<; bones and H jT^jm^B j^n healthy teeth. But the body cannot J 40f^Mt tfMv 1279 words
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Advertisement255 1964-08-25 10 m v i *al BBS. yttfiFjlr^ V I I ■■■-I INTIMATE BY REVLON /BBjlf™ l O T I O N I'll IHI 111 I MM XI V^Wllfi Ua/V PERFUME Cl 3 Advcrtiiement I PRO DOUBLE ACTION A Beauty TOOTHBRUSH Facial DOES A BETTER JOB! An occasional facial w* blue bristles255 words
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Miscellaneous317 1964-08-25 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS S. Charges someone with fruit 4. Trie same cold letters from a iB>. •her dancing (6). 7. Perhaps Wildes saying that 8. Scientist has a way of lnt«r- animals must follow direction ruptlng one, as he put It. twice i 8 > 1* NCO changes nothing317 words
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Article, Illustration80 1964-08-25 11 'JHE Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin (extreme left) being shown how village bamboo pipes are used to pump water from deep wells in Sabah. Inche Bahaman, who was accompanied by officials of his Ministry, was on a two-day visit to Sabah recently to visit80 words
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215 1964-08-25 11 I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V —The Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, disclosed today the Government was considering closer co-ordination in the training of essential para-medical staff between Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah. In a statement on his recent visit to Singapore and the215 words
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79 1964-08-25 11 PENANG. Mon.— The new Penang State War Committee will start a vigilante corps in Penang. Inche Ismail bin Idris. secretary of the Tenant? People's Solidaruv Actk\i Committee, told the Straits T.mes today that plan-s were being worked out for the immediate formation of79 words
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Article, Illustration611 1964-08-25 11 SINGAPORE, Monday. a 17- YEAR-OLD pre-university student of Victoria School, Singapore, has won a trip to Japan to see, among other things, the World Olympics in Tokyo. The prize came from his effort in a 300-word essay contest on "What the First611 words
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224 1964-08-25 11 Safety belts and helmets on road to be made musts KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government will not yet compel motorists to use safety belts and motor cyclists crash helmets. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jublr. told the Straits Times today. "We are trying to show the important224 words
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133 1964-08-25 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A vigilante corps member. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Shaik Sareeth. 33. this evening received a certificate of commendation from the Commissioner of Pollc* for catching a thief last month. Superintendent of police Mr. Ng Leng Hock, of "A" Division, made133 words
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144 1964-08-25 11 $75 fine for having 289 grammes 'of Spanish Fly' DENANG, Mon. A car broker, Lee Leong Poh. who had 289 grammes of "Spanish Fly" in his Jalan Mas home when it was raided by a police party on Oct. 23, last year, was fined $75 today for an offence under144 words
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Article29 1964-08-25 11 BATU PAHAT. Mon. The Malaysian Indian Congress branch here will hold its annual meeting at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce hall at 4 p.m. on Sept. 13.29 words
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Article, Illustration133 1964-08-25 11 DENANG. Mon. Four shopkeepers In Ayer Itam Road have protested to the Cltv Council against the re-siting of a bus-stop in front of their premises. "It will be a traffic hazard i because It is too near the Ayer Itam junction with York Road and133 words
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Miscellaneous39 1964-08-25 11 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heintdaht g\/EN IM V I^l'M SINJGNG THAT") \c vi <P SOJG AT WiV S n tHECOIP^ n women's Ctuß A /WELU\ M?^*fjf'f I I L WHAT DID \i fevl'i* I YOU THINK j FT* 139 words
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Article97 1964-08-25 12 rpHE sole agent of Fortune Menthol Cigarettes, Montor Ltd., has embarked on a sales promotion campaign costing millions of dollars. They have offered an estimated 321.000 bottles of Crepe de Chine perfume worth more than US $2Vi million to "Fortune" retailers throughout Malaysia at one bottle97 words
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Article, Illustration56 1964-08-25 12 MR. SNG TAI WEI (above), area manager of Malayan Banking Ltd. in Perak. who has been promoted to area manager in Penang, Kedah and Perlis. with his headquarters in Penang. Mr. Sng supervised the establishment of several branches in Perak. He is succeeded by Mr. Lim Teck56 words
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Article90 1964-08-25 12 One of the oldest Caltex dealers In Malaysia. Mr. Chew Khian Siong. has received a handsome commemorative plaque in recognition of his 25 loyal years of association with the company. At a dinner attended by Singapore dealers his son, Mr. Chew Vat Bui, received the award90 words
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Article57 1964-08-25 12 MR. HA MIANG KANG. 31 (left), manager of the Merlin Shoe Store. Telnk Anson. won the first prise of 57.500 in the recent Malayawide Milkmaid Puzsie Con- test- Picture shows Mr. Gan Ens Teck. Prrak South resident representative of Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd.. presenting the cheque to57 words
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Article, Illustration353 1964-08-25 12 ANE of Japan's leading manufacturers of electronics and sound products, Nippon Columbia Co. Ltd., has introduced into Malaysia some of its 1 latest products. Exported under the trade name of Denon, the company's products are seme of the latest sound, electronics and electrical equipment and apparatus.353 words
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Article, Illustration100 1964-08-25 12 Lee speaks to Goodyear delegates PAN-MALAYAN executives of the Goodyear Orient Sales Co. Ltd. attended three-day sales conference in Singapore last week. Opening the conference, the managing director, Mr. Lee Ming Tai, said that delegates were gathered to ensure that the Goodyear sales force is adequately equipoed for the tasks100 words
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Article34 1964-08-25 12 Mr. Chan Chat Sow, superintendent of Malaysian Airways. Ipoh. has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur as sales superintendent In Malaya. He Is succeeded In Ipoh by Mr. H.T. Woodford from Kuala Lumpur.34 words
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Article34 1964-08-25 12 The Indian Bank. Ltd., Madras, has to date three buildings in Malaysia, the latest of which was officially declared open last week by the Governor of Penang. Dato Wong Pow Nee.34 words
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270 1964-08-25 12 BARTER BAN FINALLY KILLS TRADE IN COFFEE CIMiAPORE'S coffee trade, which once was a big foreign exchange earner, is now virtualI ly dead. The fatal blow was dealt by the ban on the barter trade, through which a trickle ol Indonesian coffee had been reaching Singapore regularly despite the Indonesian270 words
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Article, Illustration65 1964-08-25 12 Kyle-Little is mixing business and pleasure MR. A. G. KYLE-LITTLE. above, marketing manager of Hume Industries (F.E.) Ltd., accompanied by his wife and two children, has left in the '.Villem Ruys for a business and holiday trip to Australia. Before going to Brisbane for his holiday, Mr. KyleLittle will make65 words
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Article93 1964-08-25 12 Mr. William L. Breckwoldt, regional finance executive for Ford international operations, said he was particularly impressed with the increased demand for pas&ciiger cars and trucks in Malaysia which reflects the healthy state of the expanding economy. Mr. Breckwoldt arrived in Singapore for a four-day visit to FordMalaysia's93 words
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Article77 1964-08-25 12 The youngest Malaysian-Incor-porated Bank, the Pacific Bank Ltd. was opened In Batu Pahat, Johore. by the Sultan of Johore. "There has been over the last few years a rapid growth In the economic development of the country and also a marked Increase in Its population.77 words
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Advertisement408 1964-08-25 12 FOR WORLDWIDE TRAVEL CONSULT MANSFIELDS >mem*kto departments **m* PENANG m. ***** > KUAU LUMPUR TEL.***** SINGAPORE TEL.***** CONGRA TULA TIONS TO MALAYA TIN PRINTING COMPANY ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW FACTORY AT COMMONWEALTH AVENUE. TANGLIN HALT. FROM MASTERPRINTS LIMITED. b- A. HONG KONG STREET, SINGAPORE 1. Te1:— ***** *****408 words
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Advertisement230 1964-08-25 12 This is the ADLER JUNIOR 3, luxury model portable typewriter, famous for the perfection of its type and unique design.* Junior.3 has. a specially strong, lightweight^carrying case.- ADLER is a membenofthe famous. GRUNDIG Group. IKS <••""""* Available at GUTHRIES and dealers throughout 'MALAYSlA. introducing FOUR SQUARE GOLD Simply the finest230 words
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Advertisement1359 1964-08-25 13 tT§ y y I J P^B OB tf%IP V I ar Par r TO LIVERPOOL I WEST CO* T UK: Due Score Sats P. Sham Pe-anf CUTOLYCUS liverpttl, Avonmouth Alf 21 Stpt 3 VACHAON Liverpttl, Gla<°ow ll Pt/Sept 1 OOLIUS liverpitl, Gla-£C« Aug 20 Sept 2 Stpt 4 VACHAON Liverpttl.1,359 words
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Advertisement1391 1964-08-25 13 |^S3-Ep^^^3-3-5-3-i WiSM THE EAC lines jfsMl SINCAPOW niMAtOO^Uff.AVVIIIWtIIAM* WMAHO I OCNMAtKHOaM a».«aMMOID. rOIOIMS 3/J.WIIOOU»T SAILINGS TO GENOA, IE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO. GOTHENBURG AND COPENHAGEN Spore Penang "FALSTRIA" I) Sailed ll Part, 2t Aug 27/20 Alg "BUSUANGA" I) I 24 Alf/ 3 Sipt 4/ 7 Sipt 0/1,391 words
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Advertisement1153 1964-08-25 13 1 Ben Mine] UPREtS StRVICE 10 LONDON, LiVlßfflOt 4 CONIINENIAL ''ORl*. BENAVON >w X" ffS Sineaoon S'Mw Mning 6'moutft Oct 12 ll Pirt/Aug 21 Alt 10/ 1 BENRINNES for m 111 v ar. r. s ;r4 a a Mnfaoora P. Sfaa lENBEAR6 JHN, Haaktm Aaf 11/ 1 1/ I BENHIANT1,153 words
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Advertisement1205 1964-08-25 13 RUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRB HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Sißfßpore PL S'haa Paaaaf •CIT.' OF DURHAM Sailed laParVTtday 20/27 Ate tCITY OF COLOMBO 21 Aaf/ 1 Stpt ■CITY OF LEICESTER 25/27 Stpt 21/21 Stpt MS4OTI il.ii o. ftiLiifttioN nnitm n%m •CITY OF LEEBS 21/22 Oct 23/2S Oct 201,205 words
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Article115 1964-08-25 14 ]\fELBOURNE. Mon.— lndustrials 1T moved higher In today's quiet narrow market Most leaders Im- proved with B H P up 3d to 53/6 to 3d. 53,6 ana Ounlop up 19 to 56 Most base metals stocks firmed '< although tin shares eased Oils were easier. Loans were steady.115 words
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Article249 1964-08-25 14 SEPTEMBER Hrtt g'-j« rubber t.e.b. 3 oloied at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur .ml Singapore yesterday »t 66i cents pa ll> ilov^n one-eighth of I tent on v tlosinx level for the position. H>. toni- »hh very quii-l. R.A.S and F.M.R.E. eloting prises m centt per lb. yesterday:249 words
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Article258 1964-08-25 14 THE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields Is based on last sales to Saturday •P Price: »D Y. Dividend Yield: •K V Earnlnss YleM: *T.C Times Cf.vrml. Dttinltlens (revised): Times covered. Thi niimh<>r of times la»t v<-ar'» total dKldrnd SI covered hv net rrofltJ after mr :ind258 words
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Article65 1964-08-25 14 Csconut oil: bulk $51} sellers, drum $54 i sellers. Copra: Aug. Sept. UK/Contlncot: Unquoted. Pepper Muntok white $135 sellers, Sarawak white $132 i sellers, special Sarawak black $105 sellers, garbled Lampong black $1071 sellers. ASTA M 174 Bellera. Slngapsrs Coconut On Minors' Associstion prices: hulk $51.50 sellers, drum65 words
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Article37 1964-08-25 14 ON the Iree exchange market in Hi.n« Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar w.iji quoted m i.7b lor TT and .i. H tor cash. Sterling wan quoted at 15.98 and one lale ol xold .it' :'49i.37 words
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Article17 1964-08-25 14 THE Malayan Expanse Bankf As- sedation inadi no channel in Its rates to merchants yesterday.17 words
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680 1964-08-25 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stork Exchange yesterday opened "Mondayish" q ule 1 1 y steady, featureless, with turnover small and prices hovering around Saturday levels. Industrials tended to ease in the late afternoon, but tin shares were rather better with some stimulus680 words
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Article26 1964-08-25 14 Malayan Stock Indices Aug. 22. Aug. 24. 'Industrials: 84.40 84.38 Tins: 119.51 119.97 rubbers: 101.58 102.46 •Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.26 words
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Article824 1964-08-25 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.(. HelOinM (7. (KM) 52.34, (1.000) S2.M; Dunlop* (l.<)00> SI. TO. (3.000) $1.77; Bite erda. $2.07. C. Smelttrt C.OOO) $3.6«:824 words
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Article29 1964-08-25 14 AUGUST 24. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66? tents down une-eighth of a cent). TIN: MM If! a picul (up S5). Unofficial estimated offering: 190 tons (down 10 tons).29 words
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Article185 1964-08-25 14 Auk. Three montns. INDUSTRIALS Boumrad 13 eta. V OsatkaMn l.'cH. Uunlopn 14 cts. M i Cit> Uvv. 7 eta. UcAUfter IS eta. K hmcltern 2"> cts M. ln\ t U eta. K»»o 14 eta. O.C I K«d Ul»p ISata, Kr,thmiiniitzpatrlcks 14 c,t*. RoMSMOB I 17 eta. Uammon IH185 words
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337 1964-08-25 14 TH£ price ol siraits tin cm the Penaug market yesterday rose >o a plcul to $b4i>.i2>2 un an offering unofficially estimated to have fallen 20 tons to 190 tons. LA PAZ: Bolivian miners at the nationalised untried, mine of Cerro de Potosi"337 words
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Advertisement1071 1964-08-25 14 I [%sZ«^l™ BaST^F»jV~asssl Bsfi^^^^3 LsssWsssi BoW^ssi AUSTRALIA SERVICE INOIA. PAKISTAN ANO P. fiULF SERVICE Ta: Mellosrae, Sylsej. Ta: Madras ail Nagaiittiaaa. BULIMBA P J hJffl JtfU «AJULA Vl.T.'lt I*l SM, nZ\ MlfllA SOd 1/11 Od IJ/U*ll MJUI °<< CARPENTARIA Sa lei 21 Asi mfl DARPETA Sa.lel Is Part 21 Aug1,071 words
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Advertisement171 1964-08-25 14 NEDLLOY.D GREAT LAKES SERVICE Fast sailiip rrtti Malaysia lirect ts Clialiaa ass US. Great laMs parts. S'oora P. Sham Penang arr. Montreal UTRECHT Sailal 111 fart '2S Aug 21/27 Aig 27 Sept BAWEAN 24/21 Stpt 21 Sept 1 Oct 2/3 Oct 1 Na« Calling at Maetrfal, Ttrasta. Himiltss, Asltalila. ClmlaM,171 words
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Advertisement786 1964-08-25 15 iHAtMMBUIUjBMBB^^ (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT M »rd* SJ r Win.)— Bo* SO et*. txtro WANTED EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS and General Office Clrrk. Apply with full details, age and salary lo Box A 6597 B.T. S'porc. EXPERIENCED door to door sales■Ms wanted for an import firm. Apply personally to Mr.786 words
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Advertisement870 1964-08-25 15 SITUATION WANTED tt Word* SS (Mln.)—Box tt ets. txtr, READ the Senior Appointments Vacant in The Sunday Mall each week. ENGLISHMAN 26 at present Second Officer In large passenger company serving Kar Baal and Australia requires Interesting remunerative position preferably now sea-wing in Malaysia or Hongkong from June 1965. Masters870 words
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Advertisement1052 1964-08-25 15 HOUSES k LAND FOR SALE Words S3 (Min.)— Box It eta. txtrm LAND IN Johore Town Area For Sale. Layout Approved. Suitable For Developers Box A 6892 S.T S'Dore. TWO STOREY. Corner House. 4 Bedrooms. Price $37,500/- Two Storey Terrace House. Price $35,000/-. Both lo Sennett Estate. Ring (S'pora) *****.1,052 words
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Advertisement687 1964-08-25 15 WANTED Wnrf ti (Min.)— Box SO era »xfr« LONDON MANUFACTURER wants offers of Rubberised Cotton Cloth, suitable for Groundsheets. preferably In 36", 60" A 72" wldtbs, also made up Groundsheets and Tent Cloth. Fullest details to: Clayton Mfg. Co. (London) Ltd. Darwin House, Darwin Street. London 8E. 17, England. HIRE687 words
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Advertisement699 1964-08-25 15 DOGS, PETS, ETC. !0 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et*. txtrm LESS CHANCE OF vermin attacking pets and, livestock if you bathe them regularly wltb "Lorexane Mange and Lice Dressing It also gives a pleasant smell LOST !0 Word* U (Min.)— Box tt eta. txtrm LOST WHITE POODLE near Watten699 words
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Advertisement667 1964-08-25 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Words U (Min.)— Box II eta. txtrm HOLOEN PREMIER AUTOMATIC 19,500 miles Philips ratio excellent condition European owner (3,300 0.n.0 Telephone (Spore) ***** or ***** after S.UO p m. THE BEST BUY In town Ford Tsunus I'M saloon. Beat value for money, Dest trkde in prices,667 words
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Advertisement558 1964-08-25 15 MISCELLANEOUS Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. txtrm SALES A SERVICE Uutnoanl Motors, Lawn Mowers and Weighing Machines. Kirn beng Cbeoog Ltd., 108 I avelock Road. Singapore, Phoue *****/ *****. STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. tit Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO el* SBEWJ MASSACE AND TURKISH-BATH Steambalhs. 57- A, Victoria StreeL Junction558 words
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Advertisement229 1964-08-25 15 BARS k RESTAURANTS (Fed.) !0 Word* SS (M.n.)-Box SO rts. txtrm VONG'I HASI PAOANO M-ti Jalan Kb rook opposite New Market U II i. BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore! Word* St (Min.)— Box SO ets. »xtr m V.I. P. POPULAR SI 00 Box LunI rheons. Telephone (B'pore) M I day's Mrnu: No.229 words
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441 1964-08-25 16 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Kuala Lumpur, Monday JWLRE ROSE H and Maiman, two youngsters who showed promise first time out, look set for their maiden wins at Kuala Lumpur. Both have trained on splendidly. Empire Rose 11, a four-year-old mare by Power House, looked441 words
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Article375 1964-08-25 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: RACE 1— K. Leong (Persian Queen) was fined $50 for using faulty gear on the mare. Glamis (K. Mitchell) refused to enter the starting stalls and was withdrawn by the Stewards. Trainer K. R. Daniels was Informed375 words
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Article79 1964-08-25 16 B AT o^I S^ SON coII *P««i "d died after a good try. on trTlcT I" n V" con Transportation (Johnny Wilson) on me r.l. track yesterday. i««i dden bj Merf Posner. Bat Masterson and his ealdo ."'r^T 1 011 CoVCred 3f in M 2/5 After79 words
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Article524 1964-08-25 16 EIGHTS FOR RACES KUALA LUMPUK, Mon— Wrufhis for all tight races here on Wednesday, second day of the Selaniror Tnrf Club's August meeting: Cl. 4 Div. 3 6f Great Glee 9.00 Transportation 9.00 Toymaker 9.00 Rashjtt 9.00 Empire Rose II 8.13 Wsterflne 8.13 Waspada 8.13 Sathi 8.1 1 Shoe Bridge524 words
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Article241 1964-08-25 16 ' LEE FOO SAN - LEE FOO SAN B, Ipoh, Monday T^HE chairman of the selection committee of th« Malaysian AAU, Haji Osman bin Daim, told the Straits Times today" that his committee would consider the inclusion of athletes in the training squad if they continue to show improvement. Referring241 words
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Article454 1964-08-25 16 CUil LIFTING— New York, Mon Two former Olympic champioi.s are among five men I selected for the United States i Olympic weightlifting team. They are Norbert Schemansky. 40. the oldest man in the Olympic trials held at the worlds fair on Friday and Saturday, and IsaacReuter; AP; UPI - 454 words
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Article747 1964-08-25 16 Epsom Jeep spotlights the fancied runners at K.L. tomorrow: Cl. 4 Div. S— 6£ EMPIRE ROSE n: Good sorf showed promise first tima out at XX. in June when third to Meadow Maid over sif; tvs trained on since. SHOE BRIDGE: Looks well ran fair race747 words
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Article19 1964-08-25 16 LONDON Mon.— Southend bra! Shrewsbury 1-0 in their Div. Three match played at Shrewsbury oa Saturday.— ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Advertisement964 1964-08-25 16 PUBLIC UTILiTIE BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSI'MERS In order to allow H.T. cable diversion to be carried out at Kidello Street Substation, It U necessary to interrupt electricity supplies to Opera Estate Substation and to the following areas between 930 a.m. and 2.30 pjn. on Wednesday 26th August.964 words
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Advertisement166 1964-08-25 16 ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1958 (NO. 33 OF 1958) I ELECTIONS (CONDI'CT OF ELECTIONS) KM. I i.ations. 1959. NOTICE I'NDKR REGULATION 3(1). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election writ has been issued to the Returning Officer. Tumpat Tengah Constituency and that the day of nomination in respect of the said Constituency166 words
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Advertisement811 1964-08-25 16 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Directors recommend the payment of a Phial Dividend of less 40 r o Income Tan, In respect of the trading period ending 30th June. 1964. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER OIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 1%, less 40% Income Tax, has been declared811 words
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Advertisement727 1964-08-25 16 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors for the following: I) oiutrurtlon/of Accra Road to Telecoms Station and Police Depot at Bnkit Timah Hill. "All Civil Engineering or Roadworks" Contractors, t losing Date:— 4.9.64 at 10.«* a.m. Box No. 19. U) Execution of Earthworks alone BradoVll Road727 words
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1089 1964-08-25 17 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Monday MALAYSIA 1 I N DI A 1 AFTER all the ten- siors and drama of a drawn match which went into extra time and ended with a goal to each, India beat Malaysia by1,089 words
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184 1964-08-25 17 ONE R IMD LEAGUE GR UPI.GS TIES FOLLOWING last nights matcb between Malaysia and India the one round league ftrouping* and ties for the Merdeka soccer tournament are: Group '.V: India. Cambodia. Japan. South Korea and Thailand. Group *il°: Burma. China, South Vietnam and Malaysia. Aug. 25 Group 'A': Cambodia184 words
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Article, Illustration338 1964-08-25 17 Tengku pays tribute to KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman today paid tribute to FAM Referees Board chairman Koe Ewe Teik for the work he has done to gain FIFA recognition for Asian referees. Declaring open the course for referee instructors. International referees and se338 words
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Article150 1964-08-25 17 TENNIS CINGAPORE. Mon Top-seed Daphne Chua cleared her first round hurdle in the girls' singles of the Singapore Lavrn Tennis Associatioii Open championships when she defeated Florence Ong 6-1. 7-5 on the padang courts tod..y. Results of today's tics: Men's doublrs (Ist rd): B. TrinKwon and150 words
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Article67 1964-08-25 17 PENANG. Mon. The Assistant Minister for Culture. Youth und Si<orts. Engku Mohsein. will declare open the pan-Malaysian Malay badminton tournament to be held at the Penang Chlnesa Girls High School's hall (rom Aug. 29 to 31. The tournament will be played dally from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.67 words
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645 1964-08-25 17 CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. /CRICKET fans, who yesterday dismissed the touring New Zealand C.C. side as "poor standard" after the tourists had finished the day at 61 for five, had a rude shock today when the match ended in a draw.645 words
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Article26 1964-08-25 17 NEW ZEALAND C.C. lit Inn*: McKnight c and b Jagdev 36 Airr. c Ourucharan b Doss 4, Payton r C Shepherdson b Dojis 10. Scott <26 words
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Advertisement345 1964-08-25 17 HERE ARE THE SEVEN ESSENTIAL QUALITIES OF THE SEASTAR 7 A one-piece case; a thinner and smarter watch. Better waterproof ness. Elimination of corrosion. An original and luxurious watch. Completely new presentation. Unbeatable price range. World Wide Sales and Service. ALL PRICES ARE FACTORY -CONTROLLED steel or goldfilled steel sack345 words
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Miscellaneous98 1964-08-25 17 MaIMM Dtv. l: 45 Regt RA 6Me GOLF ??%X££Ph& Open^te^ T.^ 5 Seribuana 0 Ipoh Div. 1: Ktata b n^u 8 169 (87 Indians 2 Cheng Wah 2. Dli way m M, 8 vf'U 8 D HoU SUte DID 8 Ipoh Police 4 Raub ?80 (90 M, l°^ M \f98 words
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Miscellaneous70 1964-08-25 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCEP -L. Perak Div. I I T. Anson): Towi; Council v Kuala Bernam Est (Speedy Rd). Ipoh Div 1: PCRC v Tamil Youngsters (padang). Div. 3B: Sqn Irisn Hussars v Shaw Bros (Jn Abdul Jail] grd) Taipinir. Lge: Police i Kamunting (Jn padanK'. Kriaa Lee: Malay Teachers v70 words
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Article712 1964-08-25 18 Singapore Government accuses British Board of Trade of seeking to bargain from strength position SINGAPORE, Mon Imports until negotiations were finalised. •At the end of the negotiations of iast May we were told that the results of the negotiations have been sent to London and that712 words
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110 1964-08-25 18 K"UALA LUMPUR, Mon. r The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said last night that the Central Government would consider extending the Pioneer Industries Ordinance of Malaya and Singapore to the Borneo Territories. He said Sabah and Sarawak had made such110 words
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192 1964-08-25 18 Halt! Who goes there? in jungle hide and seek KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. What an old woman saw in Pasir Puteh (Kelantan) this morning alerted the security forces in the State. From what the woman told neighbours, the word soon spread and a repott was made to the police that a192 words
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Article79 1964-08-25 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. Miss Wong Slew Geok, 17. a bar cashier who was found shot on Saturday morning in a Selegle House flat, died in the Generrvl Hospital at about 10 a.m todi> Miss Wong was involved in a love triangle with her elder sister. Slew79 words
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Article389 1964-08-25 18 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Mon.— lt was a quiet today Ji the stock markets. The undertone was satisfactory but the buying was small and selective. Gilt-edged had a good day in spite of sterling being unsettled and gains at the end ranged to Greek bonds were dull. U. S. dollar stocks389 words
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288 1964-08-25 18 p*OUR courses are r open to Malaysia and the Philippines to settle the latter's claim to Sabah. A spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said today that the matter could be solved through negotiation, conciliation, arbitration or the World Court.288 words
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188 1964-08-25 18 ALAN KHOO - ALAN KHOO From UONG KONG. Mon. 11 Police today Bel up an island-wide dragnet in an attempt to comb out four Singapore deportees who jumped overboard from i freighter early yesterday morning in Hong Kong waters. They are believed to have reached188 words
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Obituary55 1964-08-25 18 MRS. EUCENIE JANE DE SOUZA widow of late Hcrlurt H. Souza iy pr.lrr hilly B| -45 P.m. on 24.5.R4. li.ivinc tnhind 3 norm. 5 rtniiKhters. sons-in-law, 2 daiiKhtrn-In-law. 14 Krnndchildrcn Cortctie leave* BM Count Road nt 4.30 p.m. on Wcdncxd.iy 26>.64 for Church Of Th« Holy Kamily. Knlonn, and55 words
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Advertisement13 1964-08-25 18 DETTOL ■Ma THE ANTISEPTIC DOCTORS RECOMMEND THE MODERN ANTISEPTIC -^Sj^j^^r 64/5/ 1 6313 words
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Advertisement61 1964-08-25 18 MONO NG: Albert. Ho Mr Mrs. Hong Chew Xi to PrgKle. d o Mr. the late Mr.«. Nn Sul Cam oa 21/8/64. PAGOL WORLD FAMOUS SWISS WATCH f V jLj-i Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref. L^^^^^F- 2 2997 ***** 1153 ***** 7) ENHANCE YOUR FEMININE LOOKS j A WITH AN ELEGANT61 words
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Miscellaneous42 1964-08-25 18 TJIOHEST and lowest temperaxx tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 72 Kota Bharu 90 73 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 93 70 Malacca 84 72 Singapore 90 7342 words
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