The Singapore Free Press, 15 June 1959
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Title Section14 1959-06-15 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959 V 15 (I N I14 words
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Article6 1959-06-15 1 Horse gallops into croud dgsdg~ ReuterReuter - 6 words
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Article225 1959-06-15 1 I'll HOIS QIT IV STREETS: I 111 Hit DAY Ob DISTURBANCES Three hurt after more stone-throwing by mob X Inc. Throe pol when th< rror on the urbances in Comla Staid ht lad been ror. sition P G. 3.000 .it rally reportbut the Cond the deathReuter - 225 words
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Article, Illustration12 1959-06-15 1 sfasf THE I S to Free PressFree Press - 12 words
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Article, Illustration192 1959-06-15 1 Liz (Todd or Fisher?) puzzles the police I>.\KlS Mom. Film star Elisabeth Taylor had trouble e>iablishinu her identity at the airport here rdaj and \va* held up before boarding a plane for London. She caused traflu iani> on the fashionable Faubourg St. Honore earlier in the when she was retoynisedU.P.I. - 192 words
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83 1959-06-15 1 37 DEAD AS H.K. LANDSLIPS CONTINUE UONG KONG. Mon. The death-tol] in the Hong d landslides to 37 this mor: i bile, a fn sh downpour is hampering rescue irther disastrou was so c!;irk In morning today that cars driv- > i he city had to use A number ofReuter - 83 words
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Article34 1959-06-15 1 men armed with i held up Jwak Kwai H in Airport Road Singa] 10.30 last nisht, took him a lane nearby and robbed i. of $300 in cash and valuables.34 words
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Article13 1959-06-15 1 Rubber price goes up >ber Sinlb.. up cent on I The tone v.13 words
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Article11 1959-06-15 1 ROME. S Cristofon diseml lian s< ReuterReuter - 11 words
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78 1959-06-15 1 chiefs of C'wealth missions call on Lee rrilK Prime Minister oi Singapore. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. received heads ommonwealth missions at his office in the City Hall this morning. The first visitor was Sir William Goode, United Kingdom ommissioner in Singapore. He was followed by the heads of the Australian.78 words
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170 1959-06-15 1 ANNE'S HIDE-and-SEEK SHOCKS SERGEANT LONDON. Moil- A British Arm-. reported today to be still recovering shock of finding r.e hiding In the .anging room. Daily Express diarist happen* terday •he eight-year-old Princess and the Prim in. were watching Edinburgh play it Windsor The children were walkueen tol- by Chiel Superinten-Reuter - 170 words
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279 1959-06-15 1 LONDON. Mon. A report in the Sunday Dispatch yesterday asserted that Princess Margaret had com plained about the handl of her visit to Portugal. The newspaper said thai her protest had been made to Sir Charles Stirling. British Ambassador in Lisbon The article by one ofReuter - 279 words
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56 1959-06-15 1 West eyes on Gromyko at crucial talks PENEVA, Mon.— l. [r. On Sovk ign Mi: by the W meeting here to lords for a cont mferen Gromyko on pa: nd, V where it was tM drafting fresh instrud I obx hree po&sib 1 I hnmn The R;, I dale iReuter - 56 words
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Advertisement46 1959-06-15 1 .'V j ion\Y Tin tdsheet OI and oon per. l is the d.i\ I rid lull pi-5. On other pa. m j pitah N I oward h o m e in rland exclu- en ri in j I Indi -I'll ir- I IP I L j46 words
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Advertisement136 1959-06-15 1 For All Your Requirement* In EAC7I Alin Pfinte Sfr tAjiLAn&l irt *m Singapore 1. Tel: ***** Jjt /Jjj Mil I The House of tags i>. the onJ> One- y\ I'rire >artment A S Store in the Orient \}r dealing in ail kiml* I. V\ A* of Eastern Arts *n< l\136 words
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Article, Illustration96 1959-06-15 2 Rising to the occasion involuntarily To mark the sixth E anniversary of the Queen's coronation, the uuns of the King's Troop s I 01 the Royal House Artil- z I iery lirr a salute of 41 z 1 guns in Hyde Park, Lon- don and two girl^ z r s96 words
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125 1959-06-15 2 New split on H-bomb rocks Labour Party II M lIO\ <\>ll'\K.\ IM.A\!S IHM.O< \ril> j ted 1 his By a majority, the union called c xt Labour Governi action to such v m British territoi bour men who support offi- on the bomb tear that ral Workers" example followed nextReuter - 125 words
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161 1959-06-15 2 PLAN TO DISPERSE COLOURED PEOPLE IN U.K. LONDON. Sun.. A government plan to disperse coloir >ple throughout Britain in a bid to ace troubles was reported in a British Sunpaper today. A Sunday Graphic front pa<ze story said that Mr. K. A. Butler, the Home Secretary, planned to ask allReuter - 161 words
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Article37 1959-06-15 2 ORAN. Sun. Units of Prance's Mediterranean and 1 Atlantic fleets passed in review off this Algerian port today in the nation's largest < show '»t sea -going mieht i .since World War Two.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 37 words
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239 1959-06-15 2 THE 'REAL THING' IN LINER SINKING rKYO. Sun. Tin* batigh still mer luxury liner He dt France will limp Ovika port tomorwhere explosion scenes for \h> M< tro-Goldv Mayer film "Th- Last will take place. During the past two ks. the 44,356-ton been anchored 2.000 feet offshore at Sumoto, ternReuter - 239 words
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Article33 1959-06-15 2 GLASGOW. Mon— Sir William Sinclair, 64. a director o the Dunlop Rubber Company (Scotland', received seven chest injuries when hi.s cai collided with another eai near here last night.— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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112 1959-06-15 2 rKYO. Mon.— Police here said yesterday they had arrested a man who did not like his car and showed it by painting "Don't buy a car which leaks ruin water"" (i "You can't drive this ir without an umbrella" over the car. Police said heReuter - 112 words
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Article285 1959-06-15 2 ROYAL TOUR PLUS A LITTLE FUN... Goodbye al Windsor MONTREAL, Mon. The Queen wants her tour of Canada, starting on Thursday, to be as free of pomp as possible. During the 45-day visit, to open the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Queen and Prince Philip will have a heavy schedule ofReuter - 285 words
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Article38 1959-06-15 2 OSLO. Sun. Th< wegian Refugee Council siv.i; Ms42 25 Europe. The n Russians who leit their country in World War I. wl!l to France. Switzerland. B gium. the Netherlar. Sweden. Denmark and Norway.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Advertisement328 1959-06-15 2 the thoughtful gift KEM PLASTIC PLAYING CARDS A bouquet of flowery— c r an richness of a paisle, "dge Gar;-- red gold, m permanently for you on pu.e-plastic bridge, canasta, i^' Kern Cards. Practical for family fur *"J e a v^ v A S3^ teed washable)-and just hsten to the328 words
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Article, Illustration731 1959-06-15 4 DAVID HOWARTH - DAVID HOWARTH n ALL OVER THE bouth oi England, on the night of unf people awoke and wen* de to had become used to noisy nighthe p ur German of air raids to the sound ard bound at dusk and e flf t r -?r been heard before. ned731 words
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Advertisement78 1959-06-15 4 B^ AXIOM "S B P' r~/J\jS I LOUDSPEAKER H^y^ CO An PAC I >/ U^es Goodmans exclusive A.R.U. for m;M I l^**^ extended bass res\N^^^ba^/^H WU I y^^ b^\. ponse, with much smaller enclosure I^^s^ I V Laboratory designed by Goodmans for I lJbbt t^ eir smglc wav > on78 words
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Miscellaneous263 1959-06-15 4 BORN today, you h-ave been You are apt to be swayed I read the correspond! worko, given artistic talents, es- by your emotions and will graph. Let your birthu pecially in music and litera- sometimes do things against be your daily Ruide. 1 irV, ture. by the stars. Unfortun- your263 words
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747 1959-06-15 5 HOW THEY WENT IN-SILENTLY DIVING DOWN IN DARKNESS sfasfas TOMORROW I Paratroops I ~flllllfflllllfllllllllllllllllllflllt? iliirk i lnii(l\ sk\ above IIk i lush pasture mandy, ;il lit > minutes ikinl tl t the parachutists jumped der pilots c;isl ofl from mil tin vanguard drifted down in \s ind. plenty to land.747 words
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Advertisement14 1959-06-15 5 WALZFLEX "RIM" jUU p9l^£^ J 00 is a prec' I photographic so»h omo: I14 words
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Miscellaneous147 1959-06-15 5 JEFI NAWlii: b.T Svdiio.v Jordan CGOShED BY T^E OECEIEOAT/OM. UEPP I /"VwEVe" >^^B^o* ULTAR S THOUGHTS ARE PAST BECOMING A F4GHTS TO KEEP HIS COHCENTBATfONON\ SLIPPED UPON ANV 7a REALITY POO BACK ON EARTH -IN THE THE 7TA*£ LAPSE METER. RE AOV TO OVER fOf OU« CALCULATIONS f _<^% HIGHLANDS147 words
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343 1959-06-15 6 Eton Boating Song - 82, he fights to save eyes for life task LIVELY man 82 is strengthening -up in hiis native counts of m >outh West ind for an import.int operation on ins his eyes to h the iinai translation O l t restament into the Hausa language of West Mi Hf finished343 words
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Article, Illustration22 1959-06-15 6 And nothing in life shall sever The chain that* is round us now" But we'll row forever Steady from stroke to bow22 words
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Article, Illustration473 1959-06-15 6 Chapman Pincher - NEW FACTS ON BRITAIN'S BABIES: MEDICAL MYSTER Y OF THE WELFARE STATE Chapman Pincher by TH: ral Register nedical f thi v. It shows ing infl iking i rich by in babies born to tl 11 stand a mu better vival than born to poorer pai In the "bad old473 words
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Article192 1959-06-15 6 Beachcoinbar - Beachcoinbar 3 ONE of the difficulties of .pace travel will be the designing of uniforms for the hostesses. It will be ditticul; for a girl encased in lobster-like armour, with a comic iron hat. to dispense glamour. "Re- coptionette! Reeeptionette! What Is that star?" "It is Sirius.192 words
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150 1959-06-15 6 Just how Red is Britain's Socialist Party? ITS TIME TIIK TRUTH WAS TOLD. I)OLGL\CLAKK JUST how Red is the Socialist Par ask my question for two reasons. FIRST, because of tfo allegation of Socialist M.P. Mr. John MeGovern that in a showdown over Berlin 70 of his collea. minster would150 words
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Advertisement103 1959-06-15 6 ENGAGEMENT RINGS BUYINC THE RINC TO SEAL HER ROMANCE IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS IN HER L IFE— MAKE SURE IT IS A RINC WORTHY OF THE OCCASION CHOOSE YOUR RINC FROM THE FASCINATING SELECTION. S.P.H. DE SUVA LTD. 45 High St. Airport Singapore. 6 Station Rd. Ipoh.103 words
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Advertisement12 1959-06-15 6 Minf Foam Toothpaste PETRI 103. North Br.dqe k-od 191, Pcnong Rood. Pcnong12 words
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Miscellaneous366 1959-06-15 6 from Its e-rly days to today: responsible) Narrated and A programme of birthday 7..;<) THE WALTZ TIME: prC dueed by Gerard Ma Loo P.M PROGRAMME n for children pre- second programme In the sell: 9.00 SPOT THF FASUMMARY; 1.02 MEDITER- rented by Mildred Appadu- ser ies In which The Sym-366 words
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95 1959-06-15 7 Now what to do with the banned juke boxes and juke b<>\ owners in Singapore sc licences are being cancelled by the police .re wondering what to do with the machines. or of a "funland" in Serangoon Road, ral machines, said jukeb ere not able commodity like radios or radioed95 words
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112 1959-06-15 7 Operators' pledge on classical music kSSICAL pieces will \j be given pride of place in juke box selections it" the Government can be persuaded to lift the current ban on these machines in Singapore. ThU assurance was given at an emermeeting of the „»pore Amusement nation rnoon. .tion called her112 words
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Article, Illustration22 1959-06-15 7 Uce. who came to I i morr :o, has i t* "i. father 4 r *****22 words
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Article23 1959-06-15 7 ea s><o i in possession of chandu Hock Say. a Johore which •he fine. He volunrppreri .n two months.23 words
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Article, Illustration92 1959-06-15 7 >l o\l SNIP and Mrv I (Mm., eng Yew, S5. th«only livinu daughter of the late Capitan Yap Ah Loy, toundrr of Kuala Lumpur. nits the t.ipr at the entrance t»» the Centenary Celebrations Historical I hibition >okinu on :itFree Press - 92 words
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Article127 1959-06-15 7 $42,500 more for exploring caves T*HE Calouste Gulben- kian Foundation of Lisbon has decided to give another £5,000 (about $42,500 to the Sarawak Museum for extended exploration of the Niah caves. The announcement i made by the Secretary ot the Foundation's British Commonwealth branch. The secretary recorded the work done127 words
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Article51 1959-06-15 7 ABOUT 2.500 employees ot Malayan Breweries and their families will attend the firm's annual picnic to be held on June 21. The outing to South WindFarm. Jurong. will include presentation of long service awards to those who have been with the company from 15 to 2551 words
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Article32 1959-06-15 7 Mr. A. Howell. of the Glass Works Company, Singapore. will give a talk to members !of the Johore Bahru Rotary i Club, tomorrow on "Glass I Manufacture. Today and Tomorrow."32 words
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291 1959-06-15 7 The Apple Queen may come bacK to S 'pore next year IIfESTERN Australia's Apple Queen. Miss Maureen Rooke, who left Singapore last month a i 20-day -Uied to promote pple industry, written to the FreePress to say how much she misses Singapore. ••I wish I was still there." she wrote,291 words
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Article, Illustration60 1959-06-15 7 BIG-TIME THUGS SECRET SOCIETIES NOW LIE LOW pit tm t MR ONG ENC. GUAN, Singapore's Minister for National Development, who went to Kuala Lumpur for the Malayan "summit' talks, shows interest in the Kuala Lumpur Centenary Celebrations Historical Exhibition in the Federal eapital's Town Hall on Saturday. His guide isFree Press - 60 words
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Article, Illustration101 1959-06-15 7 MR. CHO IS OFF TO LONDON ON STUDY TOUR MR. CHO JOCK KIM. 28. (below) th»> Kuala Lumpur manager of the publishing firm of Donald Moore, Ltd, left Singapore by air today for a v«\week study tour of publishing houses in London. His trip is at the invitation of more101 words
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Article82 1959-06-15 7 Fong Ah Tai and For. Lee. brothers, were each lined $300 in the Johore Bahru magistrates court yesterday for evasion of Customs duty on a radio. One brother brought the radio and the other the < for the radio. Each travelled in separate taxis. The one82 words
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165 1959-06-15 7 Use of special police powers given as cause gECRET SOCIETIES and big-time gangster! have been lyiag low since the new (io\ernment took office. The protection mone\ I ket al>o seems to be on the dectitt This is attribut* d Use oj inert keep the gangster.^ nd The detenu. of the165 words
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Article64 1959-06-15 7 SCHOOL TO CELEBRATE ANNIV ERSARY THAT HAWKEK RAL AP: TO PAY PROTECTION NEV AXD HAVE THRI TO THEIR Ha- Migh ipt land> I 1 the THE Singapor Girls' Sclhju; brate it I I with a conci rt work, cooking and on Fric Th« twowill be opened on Tnur^day from 8.3064 words
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Article, Illustration47 1959-06-15 7 pit tun MR PATRICK ONG <i( KK YAM technical officer at the Singapore Telephone .Board, and M bong Pens Mui. who were married at the him h of Our I Queen of Peace. Tanjone Katonc Road. Sinra.n«tr<> ii thiweekend. Free PressFree Press - 47 words
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123 1959-06-15 7 New Hong Kong-Borneo ship link may call at S'pore A HONG KONG .shipping A i xecutive, Mr. William Wong, said in Singapore today that his company hoped to open a regular shipping service between Hong Kong and Borne;; ports. Mr. Wong represents Hapshing Shipping Co., the first exclusively Chineseowned line123 words
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Miscellaneous50 1959-06-15 7 SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDESf pin. E ORROW: 0.03 am. E vm. E n E m. s F> A Y 8.55 am. s m. (I pjn E RDAI 1 n. E 09 p.ni 1 40 am and I m. i ii iiimi 1 1 ii Imi ill il 1 1 r^50 words
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10 1959-06-15 8 Import curbs a cause of slump in RI I U.P.I.U.P.I. - 10 words
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142 1959-06-15 8 E. booming industrial agricultural United States tp send "aggre- to under-developed nations tonehill, said these people should aim at s employment opportunities And :e all the profits out of the developing nations. Mr. Stonchill. now in tington on a business made the142 words
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48 1959-06-15 8 T lN^ mouth ol Manila rront-lim posi for tht lisation, it i^ learned in who .ntt nded a harbour defence ,i the rnited States million worth oi the -I\ I < Philippine N.>\ I -mhr Manila would ha\r mits would man the inljiu! ReuterReuter - 48 words
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8 1959-06-15 8 Japs join in Red antiKishi blast c U.P.I.U.P.I. - 8 words
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Article, Illustration32 1959-06-15 8 tor the first time, rep^ tives of India and Pakistan in Lon joined with other Commonwealth countries in laying wreaths on the Cei taph in Whitehall to mark this years Empire Dc32 words
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Article7 1959-06-15 8 RED PLOT AGAINST SIAM SEEN 'sfsfa ReuterReuter - 7 words
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Article261 1959-06-15 8 JAPAN IN LENDER ROLE URGED 4 SI GGESTION that nations with advanced economies such as Japan and Switzerland should form a money-lending consortium with Atlantic Community nations was made to the Atlantic congress in London. The congress was held to celebrate N.A.T.O.'s tenth birthday and plan policy for the nextReuter - 261 words
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Article45 1959-06-15 8 Rotary honours a Siamese members elected t'> International's 15 man board of directors include Mr. Phya Srivlsar Counsellor to the Km" ot Slam. He was al former Foreign Minister and Finance Minister ana ex-Pres:dent of the U.N. Economic Commission for and i Par F:isi U.P.I.U.P.I. - 45 words
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Article, Illustration90 1959-06-15 8 pn ture U.P.I. About 50.000 Nepalese. some of them from t li«* Northern Tibetan border, assembled at MataTirtha, outside Katmandu, to eelebrate Mother 5 Day. 1 verj > at i ight before the commen* i ment Of t ri«- rain> son which is the timeU.P.I. - 90 words
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15 1959-06-15 8 1,000 mile prahu race is proposed SOUTH CELEB hould be h< ith. I 7 ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article24 1959-06-15 8 SCORCHED EARTH IN CELEBES >TORTH C( burned Governmen townsp* build their horn. statement .-aid. Th are the rebels on tw> a oi M< ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article41 1959-06-15 8 Gifts for monument rHE Japai f °r the memorial hal ing built in honour ol Mr Yukio Ozaki. "fathei constitutional merit in Japan." Israel. South Viet nan. Lao.s have present, lings which will be planted in the grounds adjoinin hall. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article40 1959-06-15 8 Jap bid to sell to Poland The Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, one of Japans biggest shipbuilders, is seeking contracts with Poiand. Hitachi last year sold a 12 500-ton deadweight dry cargo ship to Czechoslovakia in a barter contract.— ReuterReuter - 40 words
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92 1959-06-15 8 INDONESIAN film production has gone into a sharp decline, according to Mr. Usmar Ismail, chairman ol the Association of In- donesian Film Prodim He appealed for government protection for the young Industry to stimulate production. Mr. Usmar. addressi ting of artists inReuter - 92 words
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Article89 1959-06-15 8 Foreign agents active in N. Siam DANGKOK dm vines under the tion of an unident "foreign ore! I t Jap.ii mi Mm \i'l>UMikt» hi>hi hop<> 1 ne« I'nitrd M.Ktwlly treatv u Binned mid-.lulv m i ned sources in W i ton said —I I 1 I R< ibut< MS in89 words
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Article263 1959-06-15 9 ■Pl TT* I I kit*! V* 1"^ me Ihree Capitals special— every Monday in the Free Press Willlaw Hickey voM OWARD of London. Noel Coward of New \«>rk. Noel Coward of Bermuda. Noel Coward i mail a. Noel Coward of where-you-will is any end to the263 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-06-15 9 :ire. fES -DAY-OLD palo- no foal Lcsanda Panda' the most of the week young pati> at ford Hospital, ol. ought id Lees, a b -i Bishop Sutton, Some SI sed them the foal s born. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration14 1959-06-15 9 Puzzle for Lord A :\)R d: the the e-gut jw he does of sfsfs14 words
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Article, Illustration464 1959-06-15 9 AN A USTRALIAN-BORN CRITIC PUTS ON PICASSO SHOW MARKABLE exhiso'S > painting; Ufc t on view in sed critic rian Aushe wa^ Ox- i PI I Cs< 00 u le. con Picassos and 58 pict of P: efly the fact that s 15 paint private colntch he to bf now464 words
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Article338 1959-06-15 9 Royal aide is now evangelist PViKK I A Partmqton, confidential secretary to Princess Margaret and her lady-in-waiting iris Peake, has left her Clarence House job to become an evangelist This will come i-. a surprise to a lot »>t Princess Margaret's friends who have seen this < iri Pal at338 words
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Article, Illustration367 1959-06-15 9 Peter Chambers - The broken rungsJune looks back Peter Chambers DAMNE HEBMIRK 17ROM midnight till three o'clock in the morn- ing a typewriter was pattering busily in a I E sumptuous and softly lit apartment on Central Park South, New York. 5 The writer was Mrs. Eddie Hillman, better E known to you367 words
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Advertisement95 1959-06-15 9 II Clil ifi another HCff SUPER TRANSISTOR 4^|> I World's smallest 7 transistor, -^""BKl^ fa*l a I battery-operated 2 band port- \^^|^|^^|l able radio. Uses only 2 flash- "mf light batteries which lasts for several months. Powerful J superb tone. SOLE AGENTS: SOCIETA COMMISSIONARIA SINGAPORE FED. OF MALAYA BRI NEI95 words
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Article, Illustration1491 1959-06-15 10 The compulsive passion that is plaguing even Bacall...! Concluding 'LAUREN ON SAFARI' Hi ''Ouch! 1 observed Miss Bacall. But in spite of her protests she soon had one arm covered from wrist to elbow with a treasure load of bracelets. Soon the table seemed smothered in rings. Bi^ rings. Small1,491 words
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352 1959-06-15 10 Dior wins over the women of Moscow ALINE MOSBY REPORTS FROM MOSCOW WHAT Paris has just sent to Moscow n. TT Russian husbands the sairu Western men wear when their wives go It was Paris fashion. Seldom in this land of mannisl have the feminine builders of socialisi Western fashionU.P.I. - 352 words
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Article, Illustration107 1959-06-15 10 THE swing on his hand from match play hinged on North's action after his partner's Heart opening had been doubled by W< He has the exact values for a standard double I but a bid of Three Hea' this situation would sound like a shut-out attempt107 words
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Miscellaneous86 1959-06-15 10 I I Wi i i l*Ei BOSS 1 H« i 8 Piece Ol > ood 9 Cr; ature 10 Sheep to pu 11 V. 12 13 Still Cry "Ac 17 Where the sands run i not of time <5i 18 Pone in watch I 20 To employ, b 21 Twentytni86 words
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Article, Illustration15 1959-06-15 11 ent. r P.irk on Saturday. ui Poll. Free PressFree Press - 15 words
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Article91 1959-06-15 11 EASTBOURNE, Sussex, Mon. —Britain qualified for the semi-finals of the European Zone of the Davis Cup competition when they gained a 3-2 victory over Chile here yesterday. Bobby Wilson clinched the tie for Britain by beating Patricio Rodriguez 8-6. 6-3, 6-3 in the first of theReuter - 91 words
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457 1959-06-15 11 ALLAN LEWIS - Experienced S. G. Donaldson was the top rider I tirI \ni- ome I id.- amrnds i at >inv uiiuun; the opening up in the last stride to de- wh. ill the w llew fourth. PERFORMF behaved; D he uell and by profesLeong, being ed to j entering :ery KIN(. row,457 words
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328 1959-06-15 11 SOCCER CAREERS FOR THESE TWO SERVICEMEN KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TWO Servicemen in the forefront of soccer news today are goalkeeper Dave Fisher and lefthalf Mike Sutton, the Combined Services Malaya Cup players. One of them faces a po6career in English league football; the other is hoping to become a civilian328 words
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Article34 1959-06-15 11 WENTWORTH, Surrey, Mon. Christy O'Connor, one of Ireland's victorious twoman team In last year's Canada Cup in Mexico City, won first prize of £1,000 in the Daks golf tournament at the week-end.34 words
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Article137 1959-06-15 11 Latest positions in the Malava Cup arc: P W D L F A Pis Penang 3 2 1 0 14 6 5 < Seniors I 2 10 8 6 5 p r »l- 3 2 t) 1 15 4 4 KM-ah 3 2 0 1 X ll137 words
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Article33 1959-06-15 11 R.A.F. Seletar "B" beat Y.M.B.A. by 40 runs in a .zapore Cricket Association's junior tournament match at Seletar yesterday. ScorSeletar 62 'Vincent 3-6). V.MB.A. 22 'Joseph 3-i. Southgate 3-8. Allison 2-2*.33 words
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Article61 1959-06-15 11 CHICAGO. M Round Table, world's record moneywinning racehorse, took his M54. 190.817 when made a successful return racing yesterday after a months' layoff. won the M5170.400 CitaHandicap over a mile at gton Park here to ..is 36th victory in 56 outings. It was his first raceReuter - 61 words
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Article, Illustration94 1959-06-15 11 MIIS R. C'OBI.FY \ion the Singapore women- :«U ehanitnship for Ihe second ur \\l>en she n K Barrett by it and se\en la the ,i at the Royal Island iub yesterdu I in top form. Ihe two n\uK met in the first round last year94 words
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474 1959-06-15 11 Twenty minutes dragged before this Malaya Cup tie raised a cheer Services 5; Negri 1. Singapore Joint Services scored five goals and did not have to try all that hard to do so don't mark them down as Cup I prospects yet. Unless474 words
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Article, Illustration60 1959-06-15 11 3i< tun WHOA THERE, mind my nose! Negri Sem bilan goalkeeper hia Ctttoa an effective though somewhat unorthodox save daring yesterda fixture against Joint Services at Singapore's Jalan Besar Stadii bill < bouneing across from the wing, this Sendee* forward bent low it hut Choon Slew gotFree Press - 60 words
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112 1959-06-15 11 Change in Turf Club rules proposed rwRDINARY members of the Singapore j Turf Club will be asked to approve a proposal to E change the club's rules E E to admit a new type of membership at a general E meetins to be held at E Robinsons Cafe on June112 words
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Article38 1959-06-15 11 R.A.F. Changi "A' beat Y.M.C.A. by eight wickets in a Singapore Cricket Association junior tournament match at Changi yesterday. Scores: Y.M.C.A. 42 (Wilkinson 20, Bashin 5-11, Johnson 3-5); Changi 44-2 (Ramsey 18 n.0.)38 words
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Article151 1959-06-15 11 'AINTREE' BEND FOXED THEM ALL pOOD times were re- turned by comi >rs. despite the hazard- us track, at the Sin pore Forces Moto: Club's Sembawang uit speed trials yes•Tday. The competitors, although racing on the track for first time and with no preto guiti were all the more d-151 words
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95 1959-06-15 12 ADENAUER TAKES A DIG AT UK POLICY ON RUSSIA I ill Ml 11. Sun. Dr. Konrad Adenauer said today th Ban can have his own thoughts" about British Government polity, and he hoped Britain aid soon realise that opposition could not be red by taking a step backwards. Tu sion95 words
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Article18 1959-06-15 12 CAIRO Public '■rnational experts had >übmitted tin the Aswan High Dam mend >viet ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article198 1959-06-15 12 W \OKK. Moml.iN MROI WILKINS, executive secretarj >>i the nal Ass i for the •nent oi I olonicd People >uil here la>t night ot the evidence submitted at the trial of four white men who were found sterdaj of raping a young Negress, mans peopleU.P.I. - 198 words
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Article, Illustration78 1959-06-15 12 r-Mi. Victor Bruce Joseph. E a Police Officer of the E Singapore Harbour E Board. ;uid his bride. E the former Miss Breads Ej ■2 Joan Kerridge. after E' E their maniage at the E: Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore. E Flower girls are Monica E j E Lewis78 words
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Article, Illustration75 1959-06-15 12 CROWDS null m two of the 29 illurn.r ed floats that took p in the Kuala Lumpur c tenary celebration p cession last night The float in th Ore ground, entered v Selangor Fui Ch.u Asso ciation. shows hew Mn founder of Kuala U pur. Capitan ChFree Press - 75 words
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Article171 1959-06-15 12 BIG STONE GAP (Vlrgi- ma i Sun.— Nine persons were injured, three of them critii caliy. today when a 200 ft. suspension bridge pulled loose from an anchor cable and dumped 10 people onto the rocks of the Powell River. Police said 20 people wereU.P.I. - 171 words
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139 1959-06-15 12 RUSSIA DIMS HOPE OF ACCORD ON TEST BAN rjENfcVA, Mon. Hopes for earh East-Wed agreement on banning atomic and h\dr<». bomb tests sagged yesterday when Moscow Radio accused the United States of usiim i new scientific report as an excuse for renewing nuclear test The Moscow Radio h the firU.P.I. - 139 words
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154 1959-06-15 12 Pay us, say ex-victim refugees of Nazis LONDON. Sun- Former priLierman concentration camp.s met In London today to form a central .1 victim refui the free with the object of obtaining compensation from the present German Government. Dr. S. Benedykt. the chairma:., said it was the flrsi time a numberReuter - 154 words
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Article69 1959-06-15 12 BERLIN. Mi. Britain has ikt percentage of people han any other country covered in a 22-nation report to De disci at the 14th I national Local Government Conference in West Berlin. The report, entitled "Care for the Aged."' says 16 per cent of the population OiReuter - 69 words
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11 1959-06-15 12 Riddle of big steaming green patch in sea i patch patch11 words
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Article68 1959-06-15 12 MONTEVIDEO Uruguay >. Sun.— Police today investigated the mysterious i disappearance of Uruguyan ambassador to Argentina. Dr. I Mateo Marquez-Castro who |on Fr'.day night left on the scheduled river boat from I Buenos Aires to this capital city of Uruguay. His disappearance became known on SaturdayU.P.I. - 68 words
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159 1959-06-15 12 Sukarno has lunch with a Japanese economist rpoKYO. Mon. Indom 1 President Sukarno >• terday lunched with chief of the Asian Economic Research Institute Atari] Kobayashi, at Mr Kobayashi's home in Tck Six other members of the Indonesian party at present visiting Japan a attended the luncheon, including the secretaryReuter - 159 words
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16 1959-06-15 12 A 19-gun salute for General Ne Win HAIFA Bui: per He Earlx parachui Thret dia* F16 words
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7 1959-06-15 12 MEXICAN MISS SEEKS S'PORE PEN PALS M.7 words
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