The Singapore Free Press, 18 April 1958
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Title Section17 1958-04-18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper ,n,jhgjghjghl siimapore. FrM»J. April 18. 1958. Price 15 Via.17 words
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Article314 1958-04-18 1 COUNCIL FLOATS $30 MIL. LOAN 1!v G A f'O H E City 5 Council, a i a 15- mi nu i c emergency meeting this morning decided to float a $30 million loan to finance public utility projects. i; carries interest of five per cent pel annum and a discount314 words
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Article30 1958-04-18 1 May first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 77% cents a lb., down three-eighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.30 words
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Article96 1958-04-18 1 CHOLERA KILLS 124 IN A DAY A RAGING cholera epidemic has claimed at least 124 lives in 24 hours and Is still spreading, officials said in Calcutta yesterday. Fifty-four of the dead were reported from one hospital alone. Another 300 cases were reported yesterday as the disease spread to almostU.P - 96 words
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Article153 1958-04-18 1 A ROYAL NAVY coastal minesweeper searched for the commodore of a Russian fishing fleet 250 miles North-east of Scotland yesterday to teach him "British fishing manners" The minesweeper Belton, after a dash at top speed from Scotland, arrived at the scene of a dispute betwron RussianU.P - 153 words
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175 1958-04-18 1 Bombings, fire start new Cyprus terror NEW tension gripped Cyprus yesterday after a wave of bombings, shooting and a fire. In Famagusta military police opened fire when a lorry refused to halt. Noone was hurt. A fire, believed to have been caused by saboteurs, raged through a government electrical supplyReuter - 175 words
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353 1958-04-18 1 A BIG BOOST FOR TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA Hopes high after mission sees Jumabhoy I JRADE between Australia and Singapore is expect- ed to be substantially boost- ed following talks yester- day between the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, and a 22-man Australian mission. Mr. Jumabhoy said353 words
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Article65 1958-04-18 1 OUR RURAL AREAS PRAISED SINGAPORE'S rural areas were awarded the Kettering Shield for their •'excellent work" in maternal and child welfare when the National Baby Welfare Council awarded trophies to colonial territories in London yesterday. Singapore's rural areas were particularly praised for the excellent facilities available for both ante-natal andReuter - 65 words
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64 1958-04-18 1 SINGAPORE police disclosed this morning that Detective Police Constable Teo Seng Choong. at the Orchard Road division, is missing. His wife reported to the police that he wa.s last in his home in Prince Charles Crescent at 530 p.m. on Wednesday. The police are64 words
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402 1958-04-18 2 THE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, yesterday rejected a 1 suggestion that there was a conflict of evidence between Britain and the United States over whether a nuclear test explosion could be eon- cealed. A Labour Member, Mr. Frank Allaun,Reuter - 402 words
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Article27 1958-04-18 2 The amalgamation of the Devonshire Regiment and Dorset Regiment under the British Army's streamlining plans will take place at Minclen. West Germany, on May 1727 words
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Article, Illustration131 1958-04-18 2 Most light-hearted feature of the Teachers Training College presentation of "Let's Make An Opera" at the Cultural Centre, Singapore, last night was vocal participation by the audience. In the second act the cast taught the audience four songs, Best performances of the evening131 words
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100 1958-04-18 2 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER said yesterday that the "wearisome and dangerous armaments burden'- would eventually be lilted from the shoulders of humanity if the nonCommuniat world held fa.st in the .struggle for la.sting peace. Me wn.s addressing American and Overseas newspaper editors on theReuter - 100 words
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Article141 1958-04-18 2 A-BAN IS QUERY FOR SUMMIT Prime minister v Harold Macinuian an peaked to Soviet r u again yesterday to aSi suspension of nuclear t? explosions at an East! West summit meeting"™ at a conference 01 all thl countries concerned Answering a new flurry i House of Common, n U( tionsU.P - 141 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-04-18 3 Film magnate Run Run Shaw was in a confident mood when, accompanied by glamorous film starSaloma. he left for next week's Manila Film Festival. Said Mr. Shaw: "I am sure we shall win many awards." Then patting his sultry star's arm, he added: "I'm also sureFree Press - 81 words
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Article133 1958-04-18 3 GURKHAS PACT WITH NEPAL RENEWED The Anglo Nepalese agreement allowing Britain to maintain a Gurkha recruiting depot in Nepal has been renewed for a further 10 years, it was authoritatively learned in Katmandu yesterday. The agreement under winch Britain has built 0 ill million depot at Dharan Bazar In South-eastReuter - 133 words
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308 1958-04-18 3 Bus strike is nearer after 'no' by Minister T»HE chances of a London bus strike on May f> A increased yesterday when Mr. Harold Watkinson, the Transport Minister, rejected bus leaders' protest over a proposed cut in services. The busmen, who have announced a strike on May 5 to supportReuter - 308 words
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81 1958-04-18 3 AMAHS IN TEARS: PIGTAILS CUT OFF IN CINEMA SEVERAL Hong Kong amahs burst into tears when they found that their long pigtails had been cut off in a cinema in Kowloon city. The "crime" had apparently been committed while the crowd was leaving the cinema at the end of aReuter - 81 words
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Article34 1958-04-18 3 British and Italian forces j will take part in an important four-day NATO exercise in the Punta i Niedda and Capo Tculada areas of Sardinia next week. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Advertisement34 1958-04-18 3 I ■.<■■■■ I illir Jusl apply I F Vlth^€ hand, leave I 3 fragrant minutes I l nwaj unsightly I Nothing could I »lc I Retail I io: I «»«W0« "dispensary I ■'<« Rd. Tel: 35VOC34 words
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Advertisement314 1958-04-18 3 There is no closer equivalent to the milk of healthy. well-nourished V^HS^* I m* «>^ mo th er s I >^\ SIMILAC is an infant Innill \v\ formula especially de- \S\N** j I sffned to meet the nutrt- 1 Puxuiio^ Jt tional needs of babies. V rfffLS It is completely314 words
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242 1958-04-18 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, Apr. 18, 1958. Opinion Menace to youth INTIMIDATION by gangsters has become a serious menace to the youth of Singapore. In the last six months four boys have been murdered and there is ample evidence to prove that boys still at school are terrified to242 words
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Article, Illustration1340 1958-04-18 4 The chemistry went wrong when Lana wed Artie Continuing Thy Torntvntvtt Life of Luna Turner btj Lvonant Mostey i an TURNER i »lled over on her pillow and j looked with fond affection at the brand-new husband lying beside her. si;i noted, with a mixture of amusement and surprj ;e1,340 words
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Article, Illustration27 1958-04-18 4 Husband No 1 was Artie Shaw (left) and Husband No a and 3 (they were divorced and married nqani) was Stephen Cmne, father of Cheryl27 words
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Advertisement23 1958-04-18 4 FINE DIAMONDS iGBM BET SINGS P. H. HENORY minil ii turlng h- h ellfti is North Bridge Road Singapore! <>'. <V Kuala I .innpur23 words
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Advertisement29 1958-04-18 4 illlif HI luSlAfiwin^^^^B^ss£ll INCORPORATING FEATURES OF REFLEXES SELLING TWICE THE PRICE ONLY $165/- (Singapore) INCLOC CASI Solo Ascnts: H. A. O'CONNOR <c CO., LTD. LAIDLAW BUILDING BATTERY ROAD. SINCAPO^I29 words
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245 1958-04-18 5 Lottery ticket racket smashed after swoop by police SINGAPORE polite, working on a tip-oil, recently swooped on two big consignments o! about 150,000 Federation Social Welfare lottery tickets which arrived in the Colony by air. a police spokesman said: We believe we have smashed the back-bone of the bi^ racket245 words
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Article189 1958-04-18 5 PLEA FOR BLOOD DONORS TO FIRMS ,l*iu Blood rransfusion E c commercial firms Siniai 'to h ihi E mobile unit visit them to get l>i'»" 11 lll)l (>m ployees. \n tin unit requires s is [yio i ooms, one preferabl3 with running ivatei j z: i M one room they189 words
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40 1958-04-18 5 The price of toddy in Singapore has gone up by ten cents a gallon. A Government spokesman explained the increase was due to additional expenses for wages, rent and upkeep of trees.40 words
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Article21 1958-04-18 5 British tourists m Russia vill be given a 50 per cent '("•auction on all fares rithin the country ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article252 1958-04-18 5 Drive by animal lovers ANIMAL lovers In Singa--v are canvassing opinion against the stray dogs. warn the itrays to cared I »i instead ol belt "d. I afool to per- i/siVA. mo Ani- League and the Welfare Association the Rural Board and y ouncil to convert252 words
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Advertisement63 1958-04-18 6 j SMOKE OASIS WITH I SOOTHING MENTHOL MIST Oasis tastes fresh while i you smoke, .fresh ,'ift<i L smoking too. Tliat's why I smokers who know. now smoke the big s 4&"w™f j Miimiftichirerf by \\J A Tobntctt fa., 1.5.A.. wmmm—* i l/ir makers of J^*"~'"^v rin.sri inn i.n and63 words
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Miscellaneous193 1958-04-18 6 '.IK J t llWVlil": bj SyJ, M .v Jordan Wm OIAWET WHICH VOUf :^^v PROA? TME aScTWJ vOUC MOOW-THEIC BASE FOO _W% **iBM OFTtfg tJfcO^^l ti J H[!^^^ s <: dpai r' £53— f APTII riarv^rT* vSSkS >l\\»I(\kl by Lee Falk and Phil llaviin I ,\nE'J jAV.i PiCKS MWl|(f fl193 words
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Miscellaneous419 1958-04-18 6 BORN today, you have been 1 ed by the stars, i'or no tna what the handicaps, it i s like:-. you will rise above them and bee a tremendous success. There are times when you to have almost prophetic vision. are able to see far ahead Into thi future and419 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article179 1958-04-18 7 LONDON, April 17. Previous Today ■IBBES s *Jg 23's buyers 23 Vi buyers i -I- i"" 1^ 23 1 4 sellers 23' 4 sellers m.v 23 buyers 23 buyers m 23 sellers 23 A sellers v i kss Sixit 23 Ti buyers 23% buyers 11BBCI N I179 words
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Article106 1958-04-18 7 NEW YORK. April 17 Previous Today riN straits Spot 92.87 nom. 92.75 nom. JtMit^Conlract Ma 3 92.50 buyers 92.37 buyers 93. 00 sellers 93.00 sellers July 92.00 buyers 92 00 buyers 92.75 sellers 92.87 sellers pom Quiet SALES: Nil ritrb'eß- Futures May 27.10 buyers 26.80 buyers 27.15106 words
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Article34 1958-04-18 7 Nl:\Y YORK. April 17 Previous Today 30 Industries 444.35 445.09 20 Railroads 105 98 109.55 40 Domestic Bonds H8.82 89.08 15 Utilities 75.76 75.01 65 Stocks Composite Averages.. 152.97 154 2134 words
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Article53 1958-04-18 7 ir spot and awaiting elease 27. afloats 26% to 26%, hipment unquoted. Lamspot and awaiting release afloats 26 to 26%, April Above prices quoted shipment. 26%. Sarawak nnj quoted. Munlok white spot and awaiting release 41, afloats 1 40, and April shipment 39 1 sellers ex-dock. in U.S.53 words
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Article99 1958-04-18 7 < OI'RA I'liilippines tif U.K./ North European ports delivered weight per long ton Apr .May < OPEA, Straits (if. I. X North European ports delivered weight per long ton Apr/. May M.»y/June CO 9?NUT OIL crude Straits < '■>• European ports in bulk per long; ton99 words
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58 1958-04-18 7 A Grumman Super Tigei jet fighter has beaten ttu British world altitude re cord for conventional aircraft by climbing to 76,82* feet, the U.S. Navy announced in El Centro, California, yesterday. The old record— 7o 30f feet was established lasi August by testReuter - 58 words
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Article32 1958-04-18 7 Dr. Konrad Adenauer, 82--year-old West German Chancellor, was guest of honour at a dinner given in London last night by Mr. Harold Macmillan, British Prime Minister. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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131 1958-04-18 7 60 EMPLOYEES COMBINE TO 'ADOPT' SATA PATIENT OATA is hoping that more people would follow the example shown by 60 employees of a Colony hotel in combining to adopt a tuberculosis patient. These hotel employees were the first on the list to respond to SATA's new Adoption Scheme. They have131 words
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Article32 1958-04-18 7 Mr. Edmund Watts, a British shipowner, said in Glasgow yesterday it was time the Clyde shipyards "woke up to the fact they are facing very strong foreign competition." ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Advertisement113 1958-04-18 7 i Piinii'ii*! Sols Agents: L^^^S^KJ M I *S^* I KiANCWANtMjLm^^^Sr vrTT/ Singapore— Kuala Lumpur— Penang HEED|4gjf The FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd. 33. RAFFLES PLACE ft SPORE COLD STORAGE ARCADE. ORCHARD HO. >.■.''■ v r, v. ■.■.■.^WAjfrtX-..-. •'.'H^B^^mSv. ■■••"-■-■-■i > >!'XvvtfvSBC' -jBBl- -£Msf-'^K^^E vv Bbdbßdo^^l .v*Mvw'!« -%'SSb^B^B .i". ".".v." ■■>!J^Bqi 1 VVvwK"'113 words
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Miscellaneous156 1958-04-18 7 I SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 10.41 a.m. and f 10.43 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.15 a.m. and 11.08 p.m. SUNDAY: 11.49 a.m. and 11.34 p.m. MONDAY: 12.24 pm. TUESDAY: 0.02 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.33 a.m. and 1.37 p.m. I THURSDAY: 1.06 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. Today's radio programme 115 p.m.156 words
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Article, Illustration340 1958-04-18 8 WAR IN INDONESIA Exclusive pictures of 'rebel' front EARLY IN THE MORNING WARSHIPS FROM JAKARTA SHELLED "REBEL -HELD MENADO AND SCORED HITS ON THE OIL STORAGE TANKS. TWO OF THE TANKS CAUGHT FIRE. THE THIRD WAS EMPTY, AND ONLY ITS TOP WAS DENTED. THE OIL HAD BEEN PUMPED OUT THE340 words
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Article, Illustration47 1958-04-18 8 On the right is seen the "rebel" military headquarters in Menado. It was evacuated and left under light guard when the troops took up positions in the hills. Damage to B.P.M. offices in the town after a "loyalist" shelling raid is seen below.47 words
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Article, Illustration64 1958-04-18 9 Soldiers evacuate Major Tumbelaka (above left), vice chief-of-staff to the "rebel" North Salewest Command, seen visiting a milltary installation in Menado. He was one of those who framed the Permesta Declaration. The picture below shows a convoy of 'rebel' troops using Land Rovers in a withdrawal to posi- I tions64 words
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Advertisement26 1958-04-18 9 c|3 yt'i.i^ «aAN Call your Cargo Agent or Pan American Phone 2412 Mansfield Co Ltd., Ocean Bldg., Singapore Kuala Lumpur Penang LEADER IN OVERSEAS AIR CARGO26 words
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Article486 1958-04-18 10 WHAT PRICE WOMEN? asks ANNE EDWARDS 'JMIK English gentleman who lowered his valuation of his wife from £5,000 to £5 (in an alienation of affection case) was using v type of insult that has been in favour with husbands since Shakespeare left his wife his second-best bed. This particular husbandU.P - 486 words
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Article, Illustration943 1958-04-18 10 GEORGE WHITING FROM HOLLYWOOD SAYS: A BANTAM THIS is l<; iiilonii ;i waiting world thai Miss Joan Collins Ikis worked a ii<lv !>•( of J weight off one of hei vital statistics the one 1 1 1 1 1 comes943 words
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241 1958-04-18 10 II IS just a modest lino in Table 1 62 of a prosaic, 288-page volume published by the Commonwealth Economic; Committee recently. But the romantics on the committee regard it as the cue-line for a story The Harvesi of Abyan. The241 words
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Article, Illustration267 1958-04-18 11 ■•---■■■••■■••••■••••••••••■■■lHt»lI»!lllllllill||||l||||||||» Prints from the schools SPECIAL AWARDS THE prints on this page arc all prize winners and were all taken by schoolchildren. They are from the National U.S.A. High School Photographic Awards, and we reproduce them here for the benefit of Singapore enthusiasts. BACKYARD CATS Taken by267 words
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350 1958-04-18 12 SOVIET WANT PEACE ON THEIR TERMS SAYS GUNTHER f rin; soviet Comjnuuisjn might conquer the world but only through Western "stupidities, mistakes, inertia, ovei -confidence, lack of imagination and lack of will and faith," author John Gunther said in a new book, "Inside Russia Today," just published in New York.U.P - 350 words
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Article, Illustration60 1958-04-18 12 Korea- U.S. A-power accord In Washington, South Korean Ambassador You s Chun Yang shakes hands with U.S. Assistant State E Secretary Walter Robertson after the signing of an atomic power agreement between South Korea and the United States. i Scroll in the background, an original by Korean E President Syngman60 words
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Article110 1958-04-18 12 T<HE Peking Peoples Daily, the Chinese Communist Party mouthpiece, charged Japan's Kishi Government with "trying two-faced tricks to satisfy its imperialist ambitions." "By following this course i Japan will become an orphan in Asia," the newspaper .said in an article j condemning the Japanese Government'sReuter - 110 words
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Article104 1958-04-18 12 DEATH FOR A TOP RED AGENT PAX CHUNG HO believed to have been the mastermind of all communist espionage activities in South Korea, was sentenced to death by the Seoul district court. The court also handed out sentences ranging from four to 15 years to five of Pak's associates. Pak.U.P - 104 words
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Article47 1958-04-18 12 Japan today has announced support for Bri- tain's compromise proposal for extension of territorial water.s from three to six miles, but only if the 87-state international conference in Geneva codifying the law of the sea could thereby reach a successful! conclusion ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article28 1958-04-18 12 Indian Ambassador to Indonesia G. Parthasarathy, who has boon appoint, cd ambassador to Communist China and Mongolia, will tako his new DOSi in June U.PU.P - 28 words
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Glimpses
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Article40 1958-04-18 12 REDS NOW USING TRADE AS A WEAPON RATIONALIST Chinese Premier O. K. Yui opened the eighth annual Asian conference of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Taipeh with a keynote address warning against the dangers of trading with the Communists.40 words
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Article49 1958-04-18 12 Yui told nearly 300 delegates from more than a score of nations that "trade had always been a most formidable weapon in the hands of totalitarian countries." The Chinese Premier said, "Nowadays under the mask of trade, the communist aggressors often carry out their sinister designs of infiltration." U.PU.P - 49 words
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Article22 1958-04-18 12 Indian Prime Minister Jav/aharlal Nehru has accepted the Peking Government's invitation to visit Tibet. it was officially announced in New Delhi. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article26 1958-04-18 12 President Carlos P. Garcia has ordered a thorough inquiry into reports that government rice was being smuggled out of the country, possibly to strifetorn Indonesia. U.PU.P - 26 words
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Article20 1958-04-18 12 Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek said in Taipeh that the Chinese Communists were now trying to capture Formosa through political infiltration. U.PU.P - 20 words
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Article26 1958-04-18 12 China's champion milk cow produces 144 pounds of milk daily, the Peking Evening News reported. This is five or six times higher than the average. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article29 1958-04-18 12 1 A Two new Roman Catholic bishops have been con. secrated in Wuhan, Central China, in defiance of the Vatican, th r Pekina New China News Agency reported.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article46 1958-04-18 12 A large bicycle has been despatched from Nottingham, England, to Tokyo for John D. Rockefeller, aged 21, of the American millionaire family. He is six foot six inches tall and found he could not buy one large enough in Japan, where he is study- ing.— ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article25 1958-04-18 12 -A Communist Chinese movieproducers in Peking arc making movie versions of two famous Chinese novels "The Red Bedchamber" and "Annals of the Three Kingdoms." U.PU.P - 25 words
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Article33 1958-04-18 12 Three Japanese experts have left Tokyo for London to inspect the development of television in Britain at the invitation of the British Government. They will stay in Britain for about one month. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article16 1958-04-18 12 India is negotiating with Egypt and other countries for a reduction in press cable rates.— ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article23 1958-04-18 12 Mr. Wu Kuang-sheng, head of a 26-man Communist Chinese trade mission, has signed an order for 100 French dump trucks in Paris. U.PU.P - 23 words
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Article46 1958-04-18 12 Philippine Defence Secretary Jesus Vargas said the development of nuclear weapons by the world powers had not rendered the Philippine armed forces ■•obsolete." He pointed out it was erroneous to assume that the next crisis the country might be in would he nf nuclear proportions. U.PU.P - 46 words
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Article22 1958-04-18 12 A four-man Japanese mountaineering expedition has arrived in Katmandu They will attempt to climb the Jugal peaks in Central Nepal U. PU.P - 22 words
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Article35 1958-04-18 12 Two jet aircraft collided over Ambala, 100 miles from New Delhi, while rehearsing for an Indian Air Force silver jubilee show. The pilots baled out successfully alter diverting their planes from thickly populated areas.- U.PU.P - 35 words
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Article15 1958-04-18 12 Japan ha.s raised Its legation in the Vatican City to tl rank of embassy U.PU.P - 15 words
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Article30 1958-04-18 12 Indian Prime M;m.>e Nehru .said in New Dew that he thought 11 "desirable" that uncommittea nations should take P»» in any summit conference, as their presence ir be helpful. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article28 1958-04-18 12 The Japanese Ministry I Finance is studying I plan to restrict 1!11^[ > of American motion pit- tures to stop the heavj flow of dollar ttOt&m Japan's reserves ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article26 1958-04-18 12 Communist Chinaforces arc tempora moling divisional mandem to caviav full colonels to P "for the sake of to relationship amo various ranks of and privates' U.PU.P - 26 words
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Article18 1958-04-18 12 Afghan Finance I Abdullah MalikJ throe other high j are on a I'nrt ni I to Japan U.PU.P - 18 words
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Article102 1958-04-18 12 TAIPEH CLIMBS DOWN ON PRESS LAW RATIONALIST Chim 11 Prime Minister X Yui said in Taipeh "tft government would wiiil its powers to canci i paper publishing i without a eoun hearing The Taipeh v paver Association hud protested against a proposed new Bill empowering th ernment to canc< IReuter - 102 words
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Article, Illustration996 1958-04-18 13 ROBERT PITMAN - ROBERT PITMAN JTJMGLE GUMDE WITH AJV ETOIM A<< EMT By The FREE PRESS Book Pago rjUT of he rcen shadows of the jungle the Indian stepped forward to greet the En >hman. Above them in the clammy Guiana J |r bright beaked birds screeched996 words
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Article188 1958-04-18 13 Malayan study of English poet II n i*u DWIMR, N,\. I V ■RI POET bi I)r I v' n;K H "an« of the I of Malaya. is I h( t IMh!( addition to I h lfM U(llks I been writtI s Y lilini(> pubI jiiversitj Presi, lubjeei of f OtlP.G - 188 words
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361 1958-04-18 13 PHILIP OAKES - PHILIP OAKES Dt, No, !<i >i ylstnl n vCape, 13s. Stf. JAMES bond tan Fleming's Secrel Servici hero a super nan in a Savile How suit, Tough, saturnine, and mildly sadistic, he Is a made i o m< a sure myth for the climate361 words
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BOOK of the WEEK
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Article319 1958-04-18 13 She took his mind off his job WARDEN OF THE SMOKE AND BELLS by Richard Llewellyn- (Michael Joseph, 13 G) THIS new novel, by the author of the I famous "How Green J was my Valley" is set i in Italy at the time of j Marco Polo, perhaps J319 words
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Article, Illustration971 1958-04-18 14 TODAY SHOWING IS BEST IN A WEAK MILE FIELD ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP PROSPECTS FOR TOMORROW Class 3-l{ Miles Today Show in* Mtj Tooth--8.1;;, Undalou 81!; Acrostic 141 J Sup«i I'ittttM- X 10; SuaniuMii Mf] TrlgfM H U0; Q|«%M| B.OK. Itinu MY I Hujan S. 0:; Two Diliu nsioii 8971 words
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Article246 1958-04-18 14 RELIABLE, Magic Note, Hamlet, Winged Warrior. Townsman, Beau Matin and Talent can all be given chances in the Class 5 Div. 1 sprint, making it wide open. Reliable always doe,, better in ms second outing and v ith the same wHuii' he meets Magio246 words
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174 1958-04-18 14 Black Charm can take the main sprint Cl.3iDlv.lp- 6 Furs. Balkan Chevalier 0.00; Blaik (harm 8.1!; Alan \|>.,|«. 5 8.10; Safe Invest 8. Of); Wide Screen II 8.08; Sea Luck 8.08 Traveller's Cheque 5.07; Milky Way II B.o<i; Havana v< 5 April Showers II 8.05; Valiant Knight X.04; Pier Mist174 words
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Article387 1958-04-18 14 E J^OLLOWING horses Vive, Chan t c n r will not start to- D>Amour Sputnik E 5 Wlll not Starl l 0 Square Deal. Miss liar- E morrow:— mony, Indian Heather E Super Picture, Gin- Talent, Peace Police seng, Balkan Arab, The Nude. Ford. Sweet Shah387 words
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Article226 1958-04-18 14 Cl. 3, Oiv. 2 6 Furs. Miss Harmony !).0O; Remembrance 8.18; Indian Heathei II 8.12; Professor Bancol 8.12; Periwinkle 8.11; Dancing Water 8.10; Caracas 8.09; Britannia II 8.09; Ellen's Ih 8.08; Angkor Wai 808; Commotion 8.08; Sunshine Lad Eastern Way 8.06; Nufen«n 8.04. I HAVING selected226 words
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Advertisement69 1958-04-18 14 Ml wWF r vUB/r tSßs^' tR SB SBPHh^ b^l f? rflffti yfSh A. WW' fifit B H^H LAI V -j,. itilßti fit lit! i-TUB 'A"^| LaMiUMHMHn BB^I rjl 'W- j/vWi.i. ILL mt, r A'uTS^U Ipl Wt Why not be first to [fl IM choose the l.itcsf sports 31 fjfi weir69 words
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Article, Illustration57 1958-04-18 15 Bolton crash in a penalty goal -but it brought them only a draw CHELSEA soal- keeper Matthews dives, but is beaten by a well- placed 5 penalty shot from Bolton Wanderers left back Ball, dur- 5 in*; their first divi- sion English League match at Stamford E Bridge. The matchReuter - 57 words
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Article292 1958-04-18 15 WHO GOES TO TOKYO Priority list will decide the size oi the contingent to the Asian Games in Tokyo next month will have lo be reduced, the Selection Committee of the Singapore Olympic Sports Council last night drew up a "priority list." Depending upon the funds available, this list will292 words
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133 1958-04-18 15 SINGAPORE NAME TEAMS v. HONG KONG ■THE Singapore team to ml meet Hong Kong F.A. In the annual inter-port ■occer match for the Aw ■foe cup at 5.15 p.m. at ■a!;m Besar stadium tomorI Sect Yew Chang; Aman ■a stav-. Matmoon Sudasec Riuh Kirn Beng, Lee Kok ■tens. Osman Johan;133 words
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Article70 1958-04-18 15 World meet in Calcutta I CALCUTTA will stage the .\u World Amateur Billiards i Championship in November and December, it was an- nounced there yesterday. Scotland and South Africa, who came before India on the rota, both said they were unable to stage the championship. Invitations are being sent by70 words
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Article161 1958-04-18 15 in ir-Old Nod highlight I by tne New Bri te ara to at thr in London. v the Lori- M»d Club by a onr day "i a .series jactice gamea t; 'P'T opens Harford hit three .sixes 12 boundaries. The sixes were .scored off successiveReuter - 161 words
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Article54 1958-04-18 15 2,000 WINS FOR THIS JOCKEY DOUG SMITH, the crack English jockey, rode the 2,000 th winner of his career when The Same, a 100 to eight chance, beat Cardington King, t9 to 4 favourite) to win the Babraham Handicap stakes at Newmarket yesterday. His first winner was on Denia at54 words
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Article51 1958-04-18 15 Scunthorpe United increased their lead in Division Three North of the English Football League by beating Barrow 1-0 in Scunthorpe last night. Scunthorpe now have 58 points a lead of three over Accrington Stanley. Scunthorpe still have six games to play and Annrinffton have only four.Reuter - 51 words
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190 1958-04-18 15 American colt wins debut at Newmarket A MERICAN ow a 6 d A Bald Eagle, who la strongly fancied for the English colts' classics, made a promising first appearance of the season at. Newmarket yesterday. Ridden by Royal Jockey Harry Carr, h3 went smoothly to the front 2^ furlongs outReuter - 190 words
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Advertisement219 1958-04-18 15 Here we are again another weekend v^ t^^< of interesting reading with the GG Ic G n o G UNBELIEVEABLE BUT TRUE! Read jf^ <*rtJr^" "tI about woman who predicted that big SingaJ&r P° re re The temple on the fire-torn Beautiful Mamie l^r Van Doren, blonde and brown-eyed is219 words
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Article305 1958-04-18 16 Adenauer calls on free world to maintain its unity fTIIF WEST UEKMAA ciiantruor, ur. rvuma.i A Adenauer, warned yesterday that East-West relations were In "a particularly critical period" and called on the West to settle its own disagreements and to preserve its "basic common beliefs." The ChancellorU.P - 305 words
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154 1958-04-18 16 Nylon curtains foam mattresses in new UK sub. PORPOISE, Britain's latest submarine was commissioned at Barrowin.Furuess yesterday. She is the first operational submarine designed since World War Two to be accepted into service by the Royal Navy. Two more of the same class are being built. She is capable ofReuter - 154 words
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Article17 1958-04-18 16 Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew, Mounts Bay, Newfoundland and Newcastle.17 words
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Article, Illustration109 1958-04-18 16 RAAF BOMBERS STOP PACKING TO JOIN OPS Wing Commander f Ken Robertson, CO. No. 1 Squadron, R.A.A.F., climbs into his Lincoln I bomber at Ten§ah, Sin- gapore, for a night raid f against terrorists in South Johore. 1 The squadron, which f was packing to return to Australia in July,109 words
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Article23 1958-04-18 16 U.S. vice president Nixon said in Washington yesterday that there would definitely be no depression in the United States now. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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118 1958-04-18 16 The policy as before, says Strijdom MR. Johannes Strijdom. the South African prime minister, said in Pretoria, yesterday in his first statement on the success of his National Party in the general election that the party's colour policy would be resolutely pursued. It would also remain the party's task toReuter; U.P - 118 words
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Article180 1958-04-18 16 a BLIGHT Increase ot "h ost i 1 c activity" against the Yugoslav Communi.st regime In 1957 wa.s rtported if) a Government .survey published in Belgrade yesterday. The .survey .said hostile elements "corrupt" expolitician.s, "remnants ol former Quisling organisations, a .section of the clergy and otherReuter - 180 words
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178 1958-04-18 16 nTHE British Government 1 took the first Parliamentary step yesterday to placing Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean under i the authority of Australia by introducing the necessary Bill in the House of Lords. It was given a first reading without discussion.Reuter - 178 words
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