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Title Section18 1958-01-06 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper \,7 ISOYT Singapore, Monday. January 6, 1958. Price 15 L'ls18 words
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Article158 1958-01-06 1 Heiress denies Aga Khan romance A BEAUTIFUL, 17--year-old heiress widely rumoured to be favourite contender for marriage to the 21--year-old -\ga Khan, denied last night that she had gone to Gstaad in Switzerland, from Austria to be with him. Sylvia C asahlancas said the reports were "not true.' 1 ItU.P. - 158 words
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Article35 1958-01-06 1 A RAGING mountain ftre fo r i,'-' worst in the area he SiJf" 1 leaked down Sin &2k2 T ble Mf NoW UV( knight hurl and oniy uclln Ss were affected35 words
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Article16 1958-01-06 1 ■fc opened in morning at flown seven-. Ise Th 'on Fridays ;,JIJi wrai un-16 words
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116 1958-01-06 1 U.S. 'COPTERS MAKE 250 MERCY HOPS IN CEYLON UNITED STATES Navy and Marine helicopters, on mercy missions to help the flood-stricken Ceylqnese, today continued to distribute food and medical supplies. The helicopters thus far have made 250 missions and delivered 215,000 Ib. of food, clothing and medical supplies over aU.P. - 116 words
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Article35 1958-01-06 1 A series of earthquake shocks caused damage to buildings in the iron mining cntre of Rouiana. between Algiers and Orleansville according to reports reaching Algiers last night. There were no casualties. Renter. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article79 1958-01-06 1 T R oman Catholic Prelate, l: Spellman who ari due to r. m u v 1 1 the Chief Minis. i nt VY fork n noon to^ay. ou wiuiam Ooode, At 5.30 p.m. Cardinal Spellman will officiate at a ui«h Miiss at the Cathedral of79 words
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240 1958-01-06 1 SAFEGUARD UNITY APPEAL BY SUKARNO Before holiday trip President says: At each plate I visit I will act in interests of the Indonesian people PRESIDENT SUKARNO of Indor nesia, who was due to leave Jakarta early this morning for a rest overseas on the orders of his doctors, said inReuter - 240 words
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111 1958-01-06 1 6 divisions formed 'to free' West Irian QIX volunteer divi- w to ""berate" West New Guinea have been formally inaueu- rated i n Jakarta, It was reported yester- day. The Pi a newsagency said the divisions were drawn from ex- guerilla fighters from all parts of Indonesia. The divisions wereReuter - 111 words
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Article98 1958-01-06 1 Tl/lOUNTED police yester- day charged unruly supporters of Maltese Premier Dom Mintoff in the suddenly troubled city of Valletta. There were no reports of casualties. The incident took place at a rally of the Maltese Progre s s i v e Constitutional Party, which opposesU.P. - 98 words
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172 1958-01-06 1 IyHE Indonesian Monetary Board was reported yesterday to have urged the army leadership to stop barter trading some of it said to involve Singapore —by the Republic's defiant outer regions. The Antara newsagency said the board was anxious about the state's finances andReuter - 172 words
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137 1958-01-06 1 THIEVES broke into two Singapore homes at the woek-end while the householders were away and stole more than $4,000 in cash j and jewellery. An army officer, Capt. C. E. H. Mawson, living in Bright Hill Crescent, report- ed that he left home with137 words
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Article389 1958-01-06 2 Admission by the White House but State Department rent ain s sit en t IMIE White House admitted yesterday that President Eisenhower had been in touch recently with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan but declined to say whether they discussed Macmillan's surprise proposal forU.P. - 389 words
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Article, Illustration139 1958-01-06 2 jIjILLIONS of Japanese today shivered inside their flimsy houses a.s gale force winds, swirling snow blizzards and huge seas battered the country from coast to coast. A spokesman for the National Observatory in Tokyo said Japans present weather was the worst in Jiving memoryReuter - 139 words
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88 1958-01-06 2 A SLUMP IN NEWSPRINT PROFITS ON WAY producers exI pect rising costs to bring a tighter squeeze on profits in 1958, the Newsprint Information Committee said in New York. The cost problem would be compounded, the committee said, by the fact that mills would be striving to adjust Increased capacityU.P. - 88 words
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125 1958-01-06 2 LET RUSSIANS AND AMERICANS QUIT EUROPE LABOUR MP MR. Richard Crossman. British Labour Party foreign affairs expert. broadcast over Prague Radio yesterday an appeal for the "removal of United States and Soviet forces from Europe." Mr. Crossman said the policy of the British Labour Party was also aimed at theReuter - 125 words
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141 1958-01-06 2 um iains National Farm. ff crs Union said last night it was investigating reports of sterility among livestock near the scene of a nuclear arcident last October. The accident occurred at the Windscale plutonium plant where an atomic pile became over-heated and radio-activeReuter - 141 words
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174 1958-01-06 2 HIS TEN 'HEAVENLY BODIES' TO WOO REDS AN American artist, Russell Patterson offered yesterday to organise a diplomatic mission to Moscow that would make the Kussian s forget all about Sputniks. His delegation would be made up of what he regards as the 10 most shapely girls in the worldU.P. - 174 words
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225 1958-01-06 3 rill BRITISH parly M l>> I>r- Vivian Fuchs is 1 n ow stationary In a "white-out" (blizzard) V>; miles from the South Pole, Sir Edmund Hillary s^i m :l *adlo message yesterday after having been in contact with Dr. Fuchs. In a225 words
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Article289 1958-01-06 3 First Briton to fly over UK dies SIR Alliott VerdonKoe. the British air j pioneer who died in hospital at Portsmouth on Saturday night, was the first Briton lo fly a plane over British soil. I He was 80. As a young man he j started experimenting with gliders andReuter - 289 words
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Article41 1958-01-06 3 Political commentators in London yesterday forecast April 15 as the likely date of Britain's next annual financial budget The budget date was among a variety of domestic questions before the cabinet at a special meeting. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article73 1958-01-06 3 RAIDERS planted bombs on three roads near Roslea, Northern Ireland yesterday in a bid to isolate the border village. Traffic was blocked on one road where an explosion caused a crater 15--feet wide. Smaller craters were blown in two other roads, but they73 words
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Article66 1958-01-06 3 EL-SAYED ABDEL-REHIM MOHAMED EL-KADY, a member of the Egyptian National Assembly, has tabled a series of questions to the Minister of the Interior and National Guidance demanding a ban on dancing of all kinds, mixed education and the mixing of the sexes generally In the beaches.Reuter - 66 words
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134 1958-01-06 3 45 CREWMEN SAVED BUT S'PORE SCRAP LOST WITH SHIP TIHE Panamanian freighter A Aloha, which is reported to have sunk in stormy seas north of Luzon, Philippines, was reported to be carrying iron ore to Japan from Singapore. The National Broadcasting Company of America reported yesterday that the Japanese vesselReuter - 134 words
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Article37 1958-01-06 3 /COMMUNIST Chinese troops have crown vegetables and \J barley for the first time on the Tibetan plateau, more than 15,000 ft. above sea level, according to the New China News Agency. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article, Illustration39 1958-01-06 3 Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, Secretary General of the United Nations, is seen shaking hands with soldiers of the Indian contingent of the U.N. Emergency Force in the Middle East during a recent visit to army camps in the Gaza strip.39 words
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Article141 1958-01-06 3 SINGAPORE AMMO LOADED FOR U.K. SOLDIERS with fixed bay onets stood guard on the bridge of the S. S. Benarty in the Western Anchorage yesterday as tons of ammunition were loaded aboard the vessel tor Britain. Two landing craft from No. 10 Transportation Squadron, Royal Engineers, transferred the ammunition from141 words
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62 1958-01-06 3 DR. Kwame Nkrumah, the Ghana Prime Minister, told doctors in Accra yesterday that he was concerned at the influence money seems to exercise on the activities of doctors in this country. He said a Ghana doctor should consider himself in the nature of aReuter - 62 words
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Article39 1958-01-06 3 Queen Elizabeth has sent a message Of good wishes to Lady Bad on -Powell, the World Chief Guide, who underwent an emeiKeney Operation In Portland, Victoria. General Hospital, on New Year's Day ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article103 1958-01-06 3 OUBLIC Health Service officials said yesterday the great Asian flu epidemic appears to have subsided for the time being. Experts are divided on whether a second wave of flu may hit the U.S. between now and spring. Some think it is likely; othersU.P. - 103 words
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Article222 1958-01-06 4 Opinion Deeds now awaited whatever their poli- tieal hue, AfroAsians who a I tended the Cairo conference are presumed to be intellectuals and thinkers. And yet they loudly applauded a Soviet delegate's airy "tell us what you want and We will help you" oiler. Is it possible that the applauding222 words
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Article, Illustration309 1958-01-06 4 Needed: Old Malay tales in English PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday I HAVE a grouse. I cannot find any English translation of the old Malay stories. There are works o! fiction bused on th<' old i< gendfl and you can buy Mflinshl Abdullah's work easily enough but why hasn't someone309 words
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Article115 1958-01-06 4 WHAT a libellous thing the lipstick can be. One m m smudge <>f carmine or whatever fancy name the stun may be called can do more damage than anything else I can think of. g B A poor devil nearly had his Christmas ruined L because his wife115 words
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Article325 1958-01-06 4 A NIMADVERTING to my little diversion on •strong drink last week, someone has asked me whether it is possible to make liqueurs. Of course it is, but whether it is legal 80 to do is an entirely different matter. Liqueura arc generally made in one325 words
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Article158 1958-01-06 4 What his mask hid I nmlh US ,u rememb "on Chancy will also its£ »H L^ nUn b 7 Of timcs that h^rd thai' a war P p d to play parts like 1 The fact of the matter is that Chancy was Wjrped and he had .very justification to158 words
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Article200 1958-01-06 4 GOME TIME ago I mentioncd a few of the most scathing dramatic criticisms that I had collected, but perhaps the jnost remarkable of all can be attributed to Heyicood Broun who, athough normally courteous in dealing with plays was once driven to fury by the performance of200 words
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Advertisement20 1958-01-06 4 Ciifta From a few Dollars <//■<• available lit Ynlir Popular Jewllen SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH S. P. H. de SUVA LTD.20 words
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Advertisement82 1958-01-06 4 V, y HPIIE MOST effective, the quickest way to replace lost energy Ls to take strength -giving Glucose. Ferguzade is ideal because it is Glucose made into a sparkling, tempting drink. Next timf you re feeling like a refresher after a game, or run down at the end of a82 words
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200 1958-01-06 5 Delegates' meet to discuss gratuity offer mm Federation ot I g rv ices Union has decided U) convene a special delegates 1 conference of its live tuent unions to discuss the authorities ot one W eek i s< verance pay f Or ry completed year of service. hi! meeting will200 words
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Article, Illustration32 1958-01-06 5 fetrj 1 ,tar ft* **s the thr way w Sfi e i Lovc ln wMch she ha* a role. Lana Turner and Jeff Chandler co-sur in the film.32 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-01-06 5 A youngster and his I mother gaze at Japan's first monorail train in Tokyo. The fast two-coach electric vehicle is designed to ease some of I Tokyo's ever-growing i traffic problems. I It travels under a track suspended about 15ft above the ground and carries 6254 words
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Article347 1958-01-06 5 RELIGION OR ETHICS MUST FOR ALL JHE Singapore Ministry of Education is to ask parents of students in ~n vern ment an d aided schools in what religion they want their child&nm Ce T Ve H?*™^ 011 during me first week of the new school term *rom Jan. 13. when347 words
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Article16 1958-01-06 5 Lava snaked down the crest of Mount Etna in five fiery tongues yesterday.— U.P.U.P. - 16 words
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68 1958-01-06 5 rO out of 70 Malayan students who applied for scholarships awarded by the Japanese Government have been selected to study at Tokyo University. They will leave for Japan early in March. A Japanese Consulate spokesman In Singapore said their names would be announced later.68 words
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Miscellaneous192 1958-01-06 6 .11 I I HAW Ki: by Sydney Jordan ■HR in ro the IM^y^^i I^^S^S^B Jd^Hl I^^^. yKKflf nWf Ml IB 1 *lA.\l»ltAiie: by Lee Falk and Phil Davis AND NOT VA^ THREE OF US "V^HEREHE^B MORE TMEM JANE by Hubbard HHHH|^~vVMnrE YOU EE CMANGINeY TWO THINGS STAND AND SECONDLY, THE-192 words
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Miscellaneous476 1958-01-06 6 BORN today, music is probably your first love and you should cultivate your very real talent early in youth You have keen intuitions and are. at times, quite psychic. Interested In the supernatural, you will probably want to investigate all unusual phenomena and may even have some interesting and unusual476 words
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Article226 1958-01-06 7 Ministry-Treasury dispute: University is responsible, too nRI( /nuN between the Ministry of Education rand the Treasury is believed to be holding ip the paym< at of bursaries to University of Malaya stud.': its. Anotl i reason is understood to be delay by h». University in submitting226 words
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Article34 1958-01-06 7 BRIGADIER Sir Charles Alfred Howard, Ser-geant-at-Arms in the House of Commons for 21 years until he retired in 1956, died at his home in Castle Rising. Norfolk, yesterday. He was 79- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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195 1958-01-06 7 Chiang J Kai-shek is to furnish 5.000 Nationalist Chinese troop? foi the first Hollywood fllm to be made on Formosa, )irector Mark Robson will wart shooting The Inn 01 Eight Happinesses tnere next month <f id Bergman, now m wndon, is expectedU.P. - 195 words
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40 1958-01-06 7 Fifteen-year-old Bruce Annison went to Sandringham House yesterday to receive from the Queen a Bible she presents annually to the pupil of a local school who is most proficient in religious knowledge -Reuter.40 words
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143 1958-01-06 7 They 'll speak for S'pore at women 's conference 'PWO of Singapore's five women's organisations have accepted an invitation to attend the Afro-Asian conference in Colombo from Feb. 15 to 24. They are the Singapore Council of Women and the Kamala Club. Other organisations Invited were the Malay Women's Welfare143 words
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Article22 1958-01-06 7 School health service speech therapists in Surrey. England, are finding tape recorders helpful In dealing with children who stammer22 words
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265 1958-01-06 7 FEDERATION IS BLAMED FOR UN AID DELAY T*HE Singapore Government is ready to implex ment the report of the World Bank expert, Dr. Francis Godwin, on forming an Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research, but the Federation Government is holding it up. A spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce and265 words
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Article174 1958-01-06 7 Contracts Thomas denies charges MAJOR contracts of the Singapore Public Works Department are open to all with the required qualifications, according to Mr. Francis Thomas, Minister for Communications and Works. Mr. Thomas has denied charges that tenders for big P. W. D. projects were kept as the closed preserve of174 words
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Miscellaneous97 1958-01-06 7 j SINGAPORE j HICH TIDES TODAY: 10.30 sun. TOMORROW: 0.14 a.m. and 11.20 a.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.51 a.m. and 12.04 p.m. THURSDAY: 1.28 am and 12.48 p.m FRIDAY: 2.05 a.m. and 1.34 p.m. SATURDAY: 2.05 a.m. and 1.34 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.41 a.m. and 2.24 p.m. Todays Radio Programme 1.11 pm Keep97 words
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Miscellaneous57 1958-01-06 7 American Music Hull; 7 30 Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra; 800 World AfTair.s a weekly commentary; 8 15 Beneath tho Swaying Palms; 8 30 The Qoon Show; 0.00 Discussing the Disc* with Bill Webb Jones; 930 Time Signal and News; 9 45 Album of Music; 10.00 AAlan Club, 10.4557 words
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Article, Illustration205 1958-01-06 8 LJEY theie Mr. Ca meraman, why don't you go away and leave me to enjoy myself alone. Yes alone I said. I can't concentrate on the job in hand with you standing there waiting to pop flash bulbs in my face. So scram. That's better.205 words
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Article, Illustration227 1958-01-06 8 DENNIS' BARGE GOES UP IN SMOKE ()M<Y a matter of hours after DenE nis Hamilton got a E "hunch" and fceleE phoned the police to E keep watch on his E new luxury barge, E the vessel was swept E by i re. And wit.ii the damage E estimated at227 words
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316 1958-01-06 8 Secret names in Sally's tangled love life A PIECE of paper on which were written I names of two men described as "fip famous in sport" helped to save 26-year-i Sally Weston from serving a 12-mohth j sentence for cheque fraud? Recorder Mr. John Harrington, Q.C., quashed that s tence316 words
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Article52 1958-01-06 8 AdetectH SERGEANT all' ''f have visited a bl policewoman's bedroom 1 a.m. has been reduce the rank of constable. The sergeant 46-y<^ r Hector Cameron appeal to a Scotland disciplinary board. He is suspended until appeal is heard. Sergeant Cameron. bachelor, sleeps at the tion house attach^ Tooting52 words
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Article, Illustration132 1958-01-06 9 s how it's done... of course— lovely green, juicy olives from the proves of sunny Italy Mir Milan— where I live m a f' 1 Now for I nice quiet n3 p— provided of course that inquisitive cameraman doesn't come back to pester me. No such luck132 words
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Article99 1958-01-06 9 OH^J Jjrto floor Bn sleep o, "!P*B fK)ll^ta ondf w O m hp room sasssu 1 voice g An inquiry in^Jlf r th e alleged Incident r Constable Fran, too" 62. t0 be m Ved from The request led to a dis dpiinary inquiry atTooflS police station, where Sergeant99 words
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Article, Illustration121 1958-01-06 9 Jimmy, 7, drove his uncle's van A MOTORIST glanced casually at a van approaching h i m. looked again and stared In wonder. It had HO driver. Or that's what it looked like— till the motorist chased the van and edged it to a halt outside a police station. Then121 words
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137 1958-01-06 9 Now Tiny the pup has a tummy ache "piNY an eight-week-old puppy has just eaten his way through his first Christmas with the same result as thousands of humans he got the tummy ache. Which brings him to the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals Sanatorium at Ilford, Essex, England and137 words
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Article, Illustration1154 1958-01-06 10 IN last week's article I mentioned that the old Chinese names of streets and places help nearly as much as anything else to give us a picture of what Singapore was like in the early days. There are one or two more examples1,154 words
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Article184 1958-01-06 10 She took her secret to the grave r FHE loneliest little old lady in Britain took her secret to the grave last week, for no one knows who she Has. Her only mourners were two policemen, yet every market trader at Scunthorpe, Lines, England, knew by sight the frail little184 words
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Article42 1958-01-06 10 A Royal Air Force mountain rescue team battUd five hours in sleet and wind yesterday to rescue three sheep which had been stranded for three weeks on ledges 600 feet up a cliff near Carnarvon Wales- ReuterReuter - 42 words
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242 1958-01-06 10 He strung girl, 4, to ceiling for a joke A FATHER strung his 4i-year-old daughter up to a ceiling, by a rope nailed to a beam, till her neck WM stretched to its limit. The father, Alexander Basye, of The Hostel. Tanyardlane, Alvechurch, Worcs. told Redditch magistrate W England he242 words
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Article, Illustration915 1958-01-06 11 More power to 'cleaner homes' drive I A "CLEANER HOMES" campaign is about to be K* launched by the Singapore Health Educajtion Council in its current drive against the [spread of infection and disease, says MR. P. K. iERXON, its chairman. Public spitting' will be its first target. All elseFree Press - 915 words
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238 1958-01-06 12 'PHK successful development of a vaccine for use against one type of common cold has been reported by Dr. Winston Price of John Hopkins University, Baltimore. In a test on 400 volunteers the vaccine proved 80 per cent effective in preventing colds caused by238 words
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Article179 1958-01-06 12 Cells were destroyed SUBSTANCES have been found in the blood and tissues of laboratory animals injected with human cancer which will destroy the cells n that cancer, according to a report by [fc Helene Toolan of the Sloan-Kettering Institute New York. In the experiments reported by Dr. Toulan,179 words
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Article750 1958-01-06 12 HE SAVED SO MANY MOTHERS IJIS work is not so 11 widely appreciated in his own corner of Scotland as it ought to be; yet his profession has honoured him with high prizes. Hi.s praises have been sung by medical journals in most parts of the world. His papers, distributed750 words
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Article173 1958-01-06 12 E TN many parts of the E E 1 United States a E E number of patients h:m E had temporary heart z failure. with their E hearts beginning to E E function again 15 or 0 E E minutes later. E A few years ago173 words
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322 1958-01-06 13 MAN'S ORIGIN IS TRACED TO SEAWEED Latest theory of evolution \f VN \i not an animal but a plant which evolved from brown sea- weed, a biologist has declared in Indianapolis. Describing a new theory of evolution, he j 1 All animals are in reality a type of highly modifiedA.P. - 322 words
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Article52 1958-01-06 13 PEOPLE telephoning a Madcra law firm have been pleasantly surprised— while waiting r theirl varf: c< to answer—-to hear music. By some quirk, a telephone tine acts c^ an antenna for a Madera radio slat ion whenn\r the 'no,d" button ts pushed on f n e otnce telephone.A.P. - 52 words
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Article110 1958-01-06 13 f\F five pigs fed for three months with mud v from the bottom of Lake Victoria, East Africa, four were graded "A" and one"B" at a bacon factory in Nairobi and their breeder, exRoyal Navy Commander George Cole, says they thrived, and had up to110 words
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382 1958-01-06 13 South Pole best for 'moon' tracking THE U. S. scientific x station at the South Pole will become the best spot in the world for observing future earth satellites, Dr. Paul A. Siple said in Christchurch, Ne w Zealand. Dr. Siple should know. He has just spent a winter aU.P. - 382 words
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Article162 1958-01-06 13 BIOLOGIST IN QUEST OF POLAR FISH rjOCTOR R. Balham, the biologist with the New Zealand Antarctic Expedition, is hoping for strange fish this summer when he blasts a way through the 100-foot thick Ross ice shelf to fish the dark, murky polar waters beneath. No one has ever fished throughReuter - 162 words
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113 1958-01-06 13 SPECIMENTS of fungi from the eastern highlands of New Guinea have been sent to British and French scientists to see if they are Injurious to human beings and have any con- nectlon with the "laughlng death." a fatal palsy among New Guinea tribesmen. ThisReuter - 113 words
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Article78 1958-01-06 13 THIS amazing looking .iff.nr will be one of the m.iin thow-pieccs at the Brunei} World Exhibition this ye<ir. It is I called "The Atomium" <ind is composed of nine spheres I 18 metres in diameter representing the nine atoms in a molecule of metal, connected by steelPopper - 78 words
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Article54 1958-01-06 13 Edible and nutritious Mr. Beauchamp had previously tested the mud and decided it was edible as well as being highly nutritious. Two British laboratories are now testing the mud for protein anti-biotic content and vitamins using laboratory bred rats. Mr. Beauchamp hopes that it may be possible to substitute mudReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration64 1958-01-06 14 It happens to every forward a gaping goal impossible to miss. But he did! Swansea insideright Lewis let fly from four yards during the English Division Two match at Craven Cottage. The efforts of Fulh a m goalkeeper Macedo were i;ot needed. because theKeystone - 64 words
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Article72 1958-01-06 14 TWO (tubs in the Birmingham Schools League find it good policy to J)lay their goalkeepers at centre forward when things are not going well. Wattville Juniors made the move with Chris Goodwin and he scored three in a 7-0 victory after a run of non-success. Oldknow Road FC72 words
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Article140 1958-01-06 14 SOCCER CHANGES PROPOSED 'I^OOTBALL rules, virtually unchanged since 1900, need to be altered to make the sport more dynamic. <t Prague newspaper .says. "The old me n of F.I.F.A. (Internationa] Soccer Federation), who hold office for life, need a shaking up and should make changes," thnewspaper added. Suspensions It quoted140 words
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560 1958-01-06 14 STAN TOMLIN - STAN TOMLIN YOUNGSTERS PREPARE NOW FOR THE NEXT OLYMPICS -By THERE IS A SAYING IN BRITAIN THAT "NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS," AND THIS WOULD SEEM TO BE VERY MUCH OF A TRUISM SO FAR AS IT CONCERNS THE SPORT OF SWIMMING. The somewhat unexpected560 words
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Article120 1958-01-06 14 EX-CHAMP KAYOED IN RETURN FORMER Far Easte lightweight champii Omsap Lamfapha of Th land, discouraged when forfeited his role as cto lenger yesterday by bei 5 lb. overweight, was knot ed out by defending chai pion Hiroshi Okawa in t ninth round of a 12-rou fight, declared as a no120 words
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Miscellaneous194 1958-01-06 14 CLUEB across fl a kind oi .shout for a young 2 a hoy in this green period nobleman (5) <T), 4». a -n..,! Nrl return* at flrst in this a i w-d ii j> ihe doper (6). holding (15). snare more Hum tin- win** (7i. lu>v: tnla little spirit pinch?194 words
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Article, Illustration486 1958-01-06 15 FRANCIS ROZARIO - FRANCIS ROZARIO S.A.F.A. start new coaching scheme for our schoolboys fT i» early yesterday I Biornin*. W school's gathered at Mm R° e V ir Stadium for their first session in a twu"eek trainlni course run bv the Singapore Amateur Football Association. First fch< v were486 words
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Article55 1958-01-06 15 AUSSIES IN JAPANESE SWIMMING 'HE Australian men's swimming team which will compote in the British Empire Games in Britain next July, will enter for the Japanese amateur swimming championships to be held from August' 14 to 18--'his was ar.r.^unced in Sydney by Mrs. Alma Farrell. secretary of the New SouthReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration56 1958-01-06 15 |V\Y Ktroi r ljormrr Dwo «>« an outstanding inOs W a m;l^ with I 1 came in late ''%iM,:'t l<> defeat^h? skill Jl i, 1 1 10 She had R "t in i in aifaln ed Mlss Br «««h and was rI, lvi '"'<-d she wa,56 words
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Article52 1958-01-06 15 Pancho Gonzales of the United States beat I Australian Lew Hoad, g the Wimbledon ch.impion, in the first match ■of their 100-match world-wide professional g lawn tennis series In Brisbane. World champion Gon- zale s won a gruelling m five-set battle 5-7, 8-6, j 6-2. 4-6,Reuter - 52 words
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Article77 1958-01-06 15 Six new caps for Ireland TALKING POINTS CIX new caps, five of them forwards, have been included in Ireland's Rugby Union team to meet the touring Australians in Dublin on January 18 The six new caps are Hewitt, Murphy, Dawson. Mulcahy. Stevenson and Donaldson. Team: P. Berkery. A.J. O'Reilly, N.J.Reuter - 77 words
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Article35 1958-01-06 15 Miss Ann Havdon, runnerup in the world championships last year, retained her place as number one in the English table tennis rankings list issued yesterday. Brian Kennedy is the men's number one. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article55 1958-01-06 15 Jack Kramer, American professional tennis promoter, said yesterday he had advised Mervyn Rose to concentrate on amateur tennis for the present. Kramer said in Sydney: "I told him to concentrate on winning Wimbledon and procuring a Davis Cup singles berth Thi s would add tremendously to his valueReuter - 55 words
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Article60 1958-01-06 15 AN irate cricket fan yesterday sent a telegram to Ken Viljoen, manager of the defeated South African cricket side, warning him that if the Springboks did not do better against the Australians in the next Test match "I'll put my mother-in-law on to you.'' South AfricaReuter - 60 words
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Article58 1958-01-06 16 A complaint— so mother, chid die A i vmi old Ja pane e hou i Ife i(i l i M (1 wil h [a monl ""i daughter In front o\ An on< omin freight train at Kiryu, becau hei wothei -in 'la complained ihi v>' :> > not bi inginU.P. - 58 words
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Article266 1958-01-06 16 FINAL TALKS TODAY MAC IS OFF lilt. HAROLD MACBULLAN summoned a meet- Ing of *>«s cabinet today for a final talk on outstanding business before leaving Britain tomorrow on a six week Commonwealth tour. Pressure of work compelled the Prime Minister to call an emergency cabinet meeting last night. ThisReuter - 266 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-01-06 16 E Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Conrad Fernando smile C E after their wedding at the Church of the E Holy Family, Katong, at the week-end. The 2 E bride is a teacher, the former Miss Rita E 5 Audrey Shepherdson, daughter of Mr. and E Mrs. F. J. Shepherdson. Mr.102 words
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Article32 1958-01-06 16 Field Marshal Sir John Harding wai accused bv b cypriot Greek newspaper yesterday oi trying to "frustrate" the mission of Sir Hugh Foot, his successor as Governor of Cyprus. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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174 1958-01-06 16 Get ready, Reds won't forgive: Warning THE influential Rockefeller Studies Oroup last night warned America that, in the absence of adequate defensive measures, a nuclear attack on 50 of the most Important cities of of the United States would produce at least 60 million to 65 million dead and injured.Reuter - 174 words
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Article, Illustration85 1958-01-06 16 I ijc Archdeacon, of sinj;;ir>or<\ the Venerable R. W. Woods, (centre) seen ;ii ,i farewell party at itobmson Cafe, siren in his honour b) inrmbrrs of the St. AiKit«v\s' Cathedral, on Saturday, The k«'v. Woods leaves on Tuesday to become Archdeacon of Sheffield, England, Before tearing to i:\kf up thflFree Press - 85 words
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Article29 1958-01-06 16 A Singapore Citizenship Registration team will be available at the office of Mr. M. P. D Nair. near Jalan Kayu cinema theatre, today from 1 to 8 p.m-29 words
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162 1958-01-06 16 'MORE WEST AID NEEDED OR ASIA WILL GO RED' rpHE PERSIAN AmbassaJ. dor to the United States. Mr. Ali Amini, said yesterday the people of Asia and the Middle East "will have no alternative but to throw in their lot with the Communist world" unless an adequate programme of economicU.P. - 162 words
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Article113 1958-01-06 16 Arabs to confer at 'summit'? SYRIAN papers said vei terday Saudi Arabia hart suggested a summit con ference to remove differ ences between the Ara states. vra| The reports said the Saud Arabian message was <\l live r e d to Pr. siden Shukri al-Kuwatly n Saturday. 1 foiffflfOfl liiitlsReuter - 113 words
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Article27 1958-01-06 16 Israel's cabinet crisis stil was unsolved yesterday al thougn Prime Minister Davii Ben Gurion is pledged ti present a new cabinet ti Parliament today U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article103 1958-01-06 16 He weighed 5 lb. extra— in cash J^ 54-YEAR-OLD man admitted to hospital at Sedgefield, County Durham, England, suffering from "loss of appetite," was found to have 424 coins and 27 pieces of wire in his stomach, it was disclosed today. The total weight of the "jackpot" discovered by surgeonsReuter - 103 words
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