The Straits Budget, 3 August 1960
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section57 1960-08-03 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES tt V-r*fc- ,'t i t -f ’ve T* 'J- I s v' **3Wi V-» •> ■v'.m* JSf* *V ••‘w-sf? v irt'T-.+ .Jj'. A** *5151\ *.</-iK X s*a. *P ti. 7 r MALAYA’S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER %28._ KUala Lumpur, August 3, i57 words
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Article419 1960-08-03 2 Dr.) CHEE PHUI HUNG - (Dr.) CHEE PHUI HUNG Singapore; ■AA-" A Tta -'TSr frrymggcw mr t f %A ,^|P_^ V| EPICAL science deals with human lives and if is the constant struggle of medical institutions all over the world not only to maintain standards but to improve upon them.419 words
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Article58 1960-08-03 2 S. C - S.C. Singapore. IN his answers to question*. 1 on “Matters of Policy” Mr. Lee Kuan Yew left out one Important point of which he reminded the people of Singapore not long ago. Should the people of Sin. gapore want to change their Constitution they could do so and the58 words
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Article132 1960-08-03 2 SINGAPOREAN - SINGAPOREAN, Singapore I DO not know whether the representative of the Government of India in Singapore Ls aware of the ,Value given to Indian passports by the immigraj; tlon authorities,' Whenever applications are made by Singaporeans to bring their wives and children from India they are asked to produce132 words
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150 1960-08-03 2 VIVIAN QUER - VIVIAN QUER Singapore. o N reading the views of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew on the of respeck for Singapore’s State anthem, I cannot help but feel that he Is quite Inaccurate. r He says that in the past the British anthem150 words
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Article178 1960-08-03 2 J; r. AUGUSTIN - J; r. AUGUSTIN Kedaht C CATHOLICS In Kedah will a special reason for thanksgiving on ;~the occasion of the centenary of the Cathedral of the Assumption In Penang because Catholics from Port Sueda (Kuala Kedah) formed the first parish of 2 the Assumption. On A Assumption*' Day ;C (Aug.178 words
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Article95 1960-08-03 2 F. W. NORRIS - F. W. NORRIS Singapore. k j *,lJl I HAVE read the letters, of Mr. Slddons and Madam Yeo Peck Har on 5 building coats. A study of the minutes of the proceeda tags oi the former City Council will show that pri--Vvate enterprise has been u unduly pampered In95 words
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346 1960-08-03 2 A. T. READ - UK AD UKPlKT ‘f have in no way .J|M| belittled the talents 111 or tf iO> t v „f ,nvM AI, ay si: t «'(>• leagues* ili A. T. READ Colombo 3t jjHAVE just read the strong remar k s v346 words
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217 1960-08-03 2 RATE PAYER - RATE PAYER f Penang' J HE Minister of Transport intends Introducing •{eip glslatlon to control and supervise driving schools in the Federation He hopes thus to Improve the stand- ard of driving _Why is this necessary? Pupils of driving schools whether good,217 words
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Article175 1960-08-03 2 r irivujv AAV - r irivujv AAV- Kuala Lumpur REFER to Mr. Dowling’s i Comment on throwing in cricket and his reference to “a frightening campaign” against Messrs Meckiff and Rorke. I think Mr. Dowling is slightly off beam and is himself exaggerating what is being said in the Eng- Hah Press. W;175 words
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Article651 1960-08-03 3 Straits Times. July 25 I Small but active, says the Sarawak Government White K r of the Communist oragainst which it Karns Sarawak's Communists E-e also by all accounts a Egeroih group, for they tern to he at the bottom of E growing discord among Ej-awak's mixed racialStraits Times. July 25 - 651 words
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Article403 1960-08-03 3 —Straits Times, July 25 It will bo a groat pity it tin* PM IP. tor want ot useful work to do in Malaya, trios to cash in on the grievances of Muslim Malays in the southern provinces of Thailand. It is not the business of a Malayan—Straits Times, July 25 - 403 words
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Article744 1960-08-03 3 -Straits Times, July 2(J It is disappointing that the Federation's Highway Code has not become a best seller, hut if the 24.000 purchasers obey the code as well as read it then a very material contribution will have been made to greater safety on the Federation's roads.-Straits Times, July 2(J - 744 words
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Article631 1960-08-03 3 Straits Times. July 27 The decision of Penang City Council not to decorate its buildings in celebration of the coming end of the “emergency” will be widely regretted, not least by Penang’s citizens. At a special meeting called by four of the Socialist Councillors, the Council’sStraits Times. July 27 - 631 words
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Article599 1960-08-03 3 —Straits Times. July 28 Tlu* approach to the formation of a community of South East Asian countries has changed since President Garcia and Tengku Abdul Rahman first discussed it at the beginning of 1959. There were then visions of an early treaty providing a cast-iron framework within—Straits Times. July 28 - 599 words
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Article610 1960-08-03 4 —Straits Times July 29 The nine nation international force has fanned out across the vast Congo jungle as Belgian troops have fallen back on their two major military bases at Kitona and Kamina. The cables from Leopoldville are picturesque yet give no picture. Mr. Hammarskjoeld, the—Straits Times July 29 - 610 words
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Article695 1960-08-03 4 Straitsjnmes July The formal state of emergency under which Malaya has lived since June 17, 1948 is being lifted on Sunday. For most purposes it marks the end of the twelve year war against the Communists. But there are still around six hundred terrorists in the areasStraitsjnmes July * - 695 words
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Article204 1960-08-03 4 —Straits Times. July 30 Since the first enquire, made by the Sin 3 a Por S ,> of Journalists into the two reporters of the t 1 Press orders of detention hf' been confirmed Tills ,1 ate dispose of the two journalists have j ri J*) appeal which—Straits Times. July 30 - 204 words
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Article80 1960-08-03 4 ED - ED Kuala Lumpur. A READER suggests that certificates be awarded to former members of Ferret Force and the Civil Liaison Corps in recognition of their services to end the Emergency. Would it not be better if a special medal were struck and awarded to all members of non-regular80 words
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Article65 1960-08-03 4 WATSON: To El.unr :*nd Murray Watson dau Joan Elaine at Ban: t. ah n«pilal 25t,h Julv Sr < o Hospital staff SAMSON: To Ethel rice a son on 25 Road. Penang, a hi.na: Yvette n d PETERSEN: To K M ~n Gunnar a daughter H* 0 on 24th July.65 words
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Article26 1960-08-03 4 ENGAG EMENT SMITH-HAKROr ment is annmin'*' 1 Geoffrey Smith. K-N Mr. and Mrs. S Alverstoke. Hamp Ann Harrop. onlv d L,. W Frirke. ol N 126 words
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Obituary14 1960-08-03 4 death SMITH: At July. James Timm Eorfar formerly ol > Nilai and IVI .iclii iang.14 words
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Article, Illustration928 1960-08-03 5 JOINT SHIPPING AND AIR LINES, tourist PROMOTION...ALL THESE are possibilities by A CORRESPONDENT AO U T H \E AST V ASIANS expect f hat the much heralded South-East Asia Friendship and Economic Treaty (usually known as Seafet) will.928 words
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Article44 1960-08-03 5 SINGAPORE, July 26. A housewife, Ong Ah Lian, was fined $l5O today for harbouring tier sister, an Illegal immigrant from Indonesia. Her sister. Ong Kheng Eng. was said to have landed in Singapore from Pulau Samba In July last year.44 words
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326 1960-08-03 5 Kuala lumpur, July 26. —An elderly couple today agreed before Mr. Justice Ong to give up ownership of a wooden house, worth $400, to an old woman if she took an oath in a Hindu temple here. The couple, Ramasamy326 words
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Article33 1960-08-03 5 SINGAPORE, July 26 The All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society has appointed an eight-man committee to draw up plans for the Prophet’s birthday celebrations oj, Sept. 2. The celebrations will include a procession.33 words
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Article22 1960-08-03 5 PENANG. July 25. The Journalists’ Union ol North Malaya ha* appointed Mr. (’hung Min Tat as it> honorary legal adviser.22 words
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Article, Illustration102 1960-08-03 6 MiSS Marcia Kuen, a last minute entry, was named Press Queen 1960 by a panel of editors at the Press Ball in the Federal Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, on the night of july 23 More than 600 people crowded the ballroom There were two dance orchestras102 words
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279 1960-08-03 6 IPOH. July 24. T*HE MEDICAL and Health Department in Perak has prepared plans to cover the State with a network of clinics in easy reach of most of the rural population. This remedy for the present inadequate rural health facilities will be the department's279 words
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Article27 1960-08-03 6 SINGAPORE. July 24 Dr. Ten Yoon Fong has been appointed a member of the Malayan Medical Council by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusot Ishak27 words
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Article92 1960-08-03 6 PENANG. July 24. MALAYAN pilgrims will be able to travel in airconditioned comfort in the next Mecca pil- grimage season in 1961. The 13.000-ton Kuala Lumpur. the newest pilgrim ship to be put into service by the China Navigation Co., will make her first voyage to92 words
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Article69 1960-08-03 6 PENANG, July 24.—The Bishop of Penang. Mgr. Francis Chan, will unveil a marble tablet at the Cathedral of the Assumption here on Aug 14 In memory of its 14 par tors. The ceremony will signal the start of three days’ celebrations marking the centenary of the69 words
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341 1960-08-03 6 IPOH, July 24 A MASTER-FILE in the office of Ihe Commissioner of National Registration. Kuala Lumpur, will contain the names and addresses of every person resident in Malaya when the issue of new identity cards is completed in two and a half years.341 words
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Advertisement38 1960-08-03 6 •MMiaiiMimHmiiiMiimHiiiiiiHiiiiiinmitiiiiitHiiiiimitiMMHiiiMirmmvl Hill Mill ItlHtHIIIUMlIIIIIUHimilHIIIMIIIIIIimillllllllMUIIIIIIIIIIH IlltJ STRAITS BUDGET i. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable in Singapore Kuala Lumpur No postage Fed Malaya Br. North Borneo incl. postage Br. C'wealth Foreign incl. postage United Kingdom Eastern Australia Only by Express Airfif»ight advance)38 words
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286 1960-08-03 7 rU ALA LUMPUR, |V jul,. 21. -The Post-maitei-Cieneral, Mr. F M. May. said today r{v[t the South African Government jamlit refuse to han‘r\,. letters from Ma".ya with the slogan :ott South Afri.m* Goods” stamped a he envelopes Mr M.r. -aid this when286 words
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Article, Illustration245 1960-08-03 7 gINGAPORE. July 24.—The Ist. Battalion 2nd King Edward Vll’s Own Gurkha Rifles (Sirmoor Rifles), whose crack marksmen hold the record of having bagged the highest number of bandits in a single operation in the Federation. today returned on the troopship,245 words
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Article27 1960-08-03 7 BRUNEI. TOWN. Julv 24 The hr>t mobile dental clinic costing 523.100 has boon pu into service to provide treatment to the people at their doorsteps.27 words
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149 1960-08-03 7 KUALA LUMPUR. July 24. rr»HE Federation Government is to be asked to put 1 a restriction on foreign musicians performing in Malaya. The decision was token at a meet ini* of the recently formed Federation Musicians i Union today. The secretary of the149 words
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Article24 1960-08-03 7 KAJANG. July 24 Mr OmChin Yew has been re-elected i chairman of the 9th Mile* Cheras Local Council for the* tourth successive year.24 words
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Article, Illustration312 1960-08-03 7 SINGAPORE, July 24. MR. DAVID CIIIPP, 34, Ihe first Western journalist to acquire a resident visa in Peking, arrived here today to take up his new appointment as South-East Asia manager of Reuter News Agency. o Of his two-year stay in Red China, he312 words
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Article50 1960-08-03 7 KUALA HJMPUK. July 24. Tiie Flection Commission announced that up to July 22 nearly 2.000,000 people had applied lor registration on the* new electoral rolls. This represents nearly 8f> j per cent of the number on the existing rolls. The last dav for registration is July 80.50 words
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Advertisement82 1960-08-03 7 Hong Kong Far East GUILDER established 1936 fa A lonthIy pmoilh al of "'il mr of Real I -Into Activities >n /long Kong *ruJ flu- har hast. CONTAINS full accounts, j plans, perspectives and photo graphs of new and projected constructions in Hong Kong and other parts. An in- J82 words
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Article318 1960-08-03 8 MINISTER: EXPERTS IN LABOUR MANAGEMENT NECESSARY TO HANDLE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS KUALA LUMPUR, July 24. HPRADK unions in Malaya were today advised by the Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Shamsuddin, to appoint specialists trained in labour management techniques. He was addressing the biennial delegates conference of318 words
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Article36 1960-08-03 8 JESSELTON. July 24.-One. month-old Raymond Lee, ot Papnr. is in a critical condition here after b' ing badly burned on the chest and face while he was asleep on the morning of July 20.36 words
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161 1960-08-03 8 IJUALA LUMPUR. July 24. —Thp Red Cross in Pahang was not as active as those in the other States, the president of the Pahang branch of the Red Cross Society. Dato Sir Mahmud bin Mat. said here at its annual meeting. Dato Sir Mahmud161 words
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Article45 1960-08-03 8 JOHORE BAHRU. July 24 Mr. C. S. Singhe. Deputy Supervisor of Elections. Johore. will be transferred from Johore Bahru tomorrow to Kuala Lumpur to join the headquarters of the Elections Commission. Mr. Singhe will take up his new post on Aug. 1.45 words
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Article43 1960-08-03 8 KUAL A LUMPUR. July 24. Shanggara Singh. 22. a lorry attendant, was attacked by a gang of about 20 in High Street here tonight. He was admitted to the General Hospital with a suspected fractured skull and a broken arm.43 words
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Article288 1960-08-03 8 UiENANG. July 24.—Fit. Lieut. Owen G. Worth, the Sabrejet pilot who parachuted into thick jungle afer a midair collision on July 22, was rescued and brought back to Butterworth KAAF station today. Fit. Lieut. Worth. who spent two days and nights in flu* jungle288 words
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Article36 1960-08-03 8 IPOH. July 24. Life-savers in Perak are planning to form a Perak life-guard corps under the direction of Mr. Yap Sicn Hin and Mr. Khoo Cheng San. members of the Rural Life Saving Society. London.36 words
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146 1960-08-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR. July 24 THE General Hospital hep* will be able to take *n an additional 180 patients without overcrowding when a $5OO 000 plan to enlarge tile present wards is completed before the end of the year At present the hospital can only146 words
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339 1960-08-03 8 KUALA LUMPUK. Julv u A BRITISH rubber planting concern "has complained that taxation in Malava tak I away 55 per cent of its profits It warns that unless there is a substantial reduction in export duty on the commodity the339 words
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Article55 1960-08-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR. July ‘24 Pig breeders who have been asked to clear out of their farms at the 4th mile, Klang Gates Road, have been given six months* grace. The Municipal health committee has agreed to the extension to enable the farmers to find alternative55 words
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263 1960-08-03 8 SINGAPORE. July 24 ‘r Fu 'e of the 11 branches of West Dmsion of Singapore Vnino today decided to break away from the state organisation to seek direct affiliation with Lmno Malaya. The other six branches remained “loyal” to the .tate executive committee. At263 words
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Article241 1960-08-03 9 Working conditions changed without consultation Yorkers will not allow them to ‘do as t aey please" any more KUALA LUMPUR, July 24. I'M DERATION banks were warned today a their employees would not let them 0 things as they pleased” any more. warning was issued by241 words
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70 1960-08-03 9 S N(; \PORE, 4 July 24.—Arof new stocks of from London able tin* immigraauthoritles to clear waiting list of about application.' for "fts within the next months. igration Department 1 in said that aphad accumuover the past few when stocks were e now issuing70 words
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163 1960-08-03 9 ITU ALA LUMPUR. July >4 The Minister of Commeree and industry. Inehe Mohanird Uhir Johari. tudtiy appealed for contribution to enalde the TVdeialion School for the Deaf to extend its work of helping deaf children find a place in society.163 words
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183 1960-08-03 9 IVUALA LUMPUR, July 24The Malayan Teachers National Congress has promised to help raise funds and find lecturers it the University of Malaya sets up a Department ot Fine Arts. It made this promise in a letl l rto the Vice Chancellor. Troi.183 words
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Article29 1960-08-03 9 SINGAPORE. July 24 The British Director ot Civil Aviation. Mr R Kirk, flew into Singapore today by Malayan Airways from Jesselton on his way back to Britain29 words
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330 1960-08-03 9 SINGAPORE, July 24 r rHE Malaysian So- ciological Research Institute plans to raise a million dollars for a research programme to he carried out in the next tive years by nine scholars from abroad The institute, in its biannual report released today. said330 words
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554 1960-08-03 9 KUALA LUMPUR, July 24 A BIG rush by studenls seeking enlry inio secondary schools is expected next year. Only those who pass the entrance examination with top marks will be admitted. In Kuala Lumpur, about 8,000 children will be sitting lor554 words
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Article, Illustration693 1960-08-03 10 It’s not yet in sight, he says SINGAPORE, July 25 TIIE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today that a merger with the Federation would be possible only when the two Governments were agreed on it. “At the moment the Government of the Federation is not693 words
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Article, Illustration176 1960-08-03 10 ITU ALA LUMPUR. July 25. nephew of the late Yang di-Pertuan Agong married a Welsh secretary in London last week. He is Tengku Zaid bin Tengku Zakaria, 27. a final year law student. She is Miss Ann Collins, seeretary to Sir Stanley176 words
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Article108 1960-08-03 10 r PANA RATA. July 25—The 1 Minister tor Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh. urged the Chinese in the Cameron Highlands district to support the Alliance as it worked for the interest of all races living in the country. Speaking at the official opening of108 words
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Article68 1960-08-03 10 KUALA LUMPUR. July 25. The developments in the Congo Republic will be referred to at the next sitting of the House of Representatives on Aug. 8. A Socialist Front MP Mr. Y P Liu, has submitted a question to the Minister' 11 External Affairs. Da to68 words
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215 1960-08-03 10 KUALA LUMPUR, July 25 rpHE export duty on rubber is part of the taxation and replanting policy adopted by the Federation Government in 1955 and agreed to by the industry. According to the Controller of the Export Commodities Division. Ministry215 words
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482 1960-08-03 11 SINGAPORE, July 25 MR. KHOO SOO CHAY, a millionaire rubber merchant and racehorse owner who vanished in 1957, died in a “love pact” with a Japanese woman in Mexico City yesterday. an Associated Press report received here t j lliS evening described the482 words
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189 1960-08-03 11 GIRL OF 13 WAS ‘ACCUSTOMED TO SEX’ DOCTOR IPOH, July 25. A DOCTOR told the High Court here today that a 13-year-old girl had been accustomed to sexual relations for some time before he examined her. Dr. Mehar Singh, ol the Lu_ mut Hospital. was giving evidence at the trial189 words
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Article61 1960-08-03 11 MALACCA. July 25. Deputy Ain't.. Santokh Singh. 24. will assume ciuf.es this week a 1 act ink heart of the Special Crimes Bre neh at Federal Police headquarters. Kuala I umnur. H? was called ‘o the Bar at Gray's Inn on July 12. He61 words
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Article110 1960-08-03 11 SINGAPORE. July 25.Police in Singapore and Johore art* searching for Mr. Ng Hong Soon. 5L a Singapore rubber merchant, who was kidnapped in Kota Tinggi four days ago. Soon after the kidnap report was made, police from Kota Tinggi and Mersing questioned squat* ers an110 words
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Article17 1960-08-03 11 PENANG. July 25 Mr Chan Seang Teik has been elected president of the Penang Dance Association17 words
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Article227 1960-08-03 11 SUNGEI PAT AN I, July 25. r PHP Minister oi' Rural Development, Tun Abdul Kazak, today expressed disappointment over the slow progress made by the Central Kedah rural development district committee. “Sorry. I am not too happy/’ he said after the chairman, Sved Osman Idris,227 words
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Article69 1960-08-03 11 SINGAPORE. July 25. -S M. Nazareth, of Telok Kurau, was fined $2,000 by the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B I Pates, today for bookmaking at the Singapore Turf Club at Bukit Timah on the afternoon of July 10. He pleaded guilty Two others. I Jew69 words
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Article62 1960-08-03 11 JOHORE BAHRU. July 25 Sultan Sir Ismail oi Johore has been Invited by the Vicloria Racing Club to attend it centenary Melbourne Cup race to bp run on Nov. 1. The aide-de-camp to the Sultan. Da to Capt. Wan Rahim, confirming this today, aid that Sir h62 words
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Article34 1960-08-03 11 SUNG El PATANT. July 25. Plans have been complete d lor 1 1he building oi a ho i ’el for 1 assistant nur.se.- at Kaivar. Perils. The hostel will cost about $40,000.34 words
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Article190 1960-08-03 11 SINGAPORE, July 25. A North Bridge Road watch-dealer escaped tonight from a kidnap gang: in the Katong district. The kidnap attempt was made at tlie junction of Goodman Road and Wilkinson Road as Mr. Wong Yook Kee. and his son, Mr. Siong Yin, 31. were driving190 words
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93 1960-08-03 11 PENANG. July 25 The parents of 14 teenager.-, including one girl -detained under the Emergency Regulations. have appealed to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to release them In a joint petition the parents said that these detainees had been held In Batu Gajah and93 words
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Article211 1960-08-03 12 CINGAPORE. July 25. An A ustra 1 i a n labour expert. Mr. 8. G Hastings, has arrived in Singapore lo help the Government set up an industrial arbitration court. Mr. Hastings, who Is Registrar of tin* Conciliation anti Arbitration Commission ol South Australia,211 words
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Article252 1960-08-03 12 U.N. MAN WILL PROBE PLAN AND IF IT IS FEASIBLE WILL STAY IN SPORE TO HELP SINGAPORE, July 25. rPHE United Nations Technical Assistance Board has assigned Mr. P. Schereschewsky, a French expert, to do a survey of the proposal to set up a $600 million252 words
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Article, Illustration96 1960-08-03 12 A STI BBLED chin and a begrimed fatigue suit were the only signs of two days in the jungle; so F/Lt. Owen Worth of the RAAF had reason to smile as he prepared to leave for his quarters on July 2496 words
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139 1960-08-03 12 Kuala lumpur, July 25. Mr Justice Hash ini took his seat on the High Court bench for the first time today and spoke up at once for the common man. lie urged officials of the court to hear in mind that the average139 words
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117 1960-08-03 12 SINGAPORE. July 25. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight A gave a categorical assurance that the basic salaries of civil servants would not be cut. Mr. Lee was answering questions from the public in the “Matters of Policy’’ programme over Radio117 words
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176 1960-08-03 12 LONDON, ,Julv lr i TWO CITY financiers are involvJdtn A othcial inquiry which the Board of T ra has ordered into the affairs of the (F.M.S.) Kuboer Co. _2L Alamb They are Mr Edmund Stekel and Mr. Seymour Kratt. directors ot the firm which176 words
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Article, Illustration96 1960-08-03 12 A MALAYAN YOUTH’S STAY IN U.S. INCLUDES A MA AND PA’ SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Melvyn Counting, of Kuala Lumpur, is to be “adopted” by an American family for one year during his visit to the I'nited States to see the American way of life. Melvyn is a form five student at the96 words
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Article247 1960-08-03 12 IPOH. July Jj. untv 1 Forces will in;trcn two miles thiviu?:: xu h on Aug i in a parad end of Units from the o Hyral infj Commonwealth I:.:... Vi the Royal Feder:'.’: v laya Police* wi.i w. ;t V Led by the bund247 words
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Article32 1960-08-03 12 KUALA LUMPUR Two Customs oilu leave for Britain m J attend a six-monUi Plan training cour British Customs departments. They are Inche Abdul Rahman. :<» Au-Yong Weng s32 words
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Article, Illustration487 1960-08-03 13 Iiuler’s son named as heir at birthday ceremony Ah A I (Kangar), July 26. —The Raja of Perlis and Deputy Paramount Ruler, who is 42 today, made a birthday prediction in his reply to his subjects' congratulatory addresses this morning Ho prophesied: -The people487 words
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197 1960-08-03 13 DO NOT SEEK WHITE COLLAR JOBS ONLY--MINISTER July 26. The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, today appealed to parents and teachers to make sure that youths do not follow the ‘‘narrow path” ot preparing themselves only for white-collar jobs. He was speaking at the annual speech197 words
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180 1960-08-03 13 KUALA LUMPUR. July 26. 4 LLIANCE leaders in Trengganu have been given a mandate to ‘‘act as they think fit” in the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party-controlled State Gov- ornmcnt crisis there. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said this here today on his return from180 words
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167 1960-08-03 13 KUALA LUMPUR. July 2b. Federation Government has given permission A lor a Japanese floating fair to call at Port Swettenham next January. The fair is being sponsored by the Japan Industry Floating Fair Commission. It will feature goocis ranging from heavy167 words
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113 1960-08-03 13 SINGAPORE, July 26. Mr. Joseph Fisher, u pioneer oi the cinema industry in Malaya, died last week oi heart attack at his Detroit home in the United States. He was 73. Known to his triends as “Singapore Joo.“ he arrived here113 words
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Article23 1960-08-03 13 SINGAPORE. July 26 Gen Sir Richard Hull, comman-der-in-chief. Far East Land Forces, will visit Fort George in Malacca on Aug. 4.23 words
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109 1960-08-03 13 KUALA LUMPUR, July 28. Half a million people living in new villages outside urban areas will benefit from the Government’s rural development schemes. This is the result of representations made to the Government by the Ma- yan Chinese Association. The assistant Minister for Rural109 words
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212 1960-08-03 13 SINGAPORE. July 25. A senior mercantile office assistant told Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court today that his wife who went to study commercial art in London in June 1954 had refused to return to him. Chow Sow Yoong,212 words
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Article83 1960-08-03 13 SINGAPORE. July 26 Two readers irom Seremban today sent a total oi $l4 to Times House for a destitute Singapore widow. Sandanam Mary, and tier seven children, whose plight was reported In the last Issue of the Sunday Mail. A reader who wishes83 words
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139 1960-08-03 14 CINGAPORE, July 2(3. The Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union tonight ottered two alternatives to the managements of 10 companies to settle the deadlock on retrenchment compensation. The union will accept: EITHER the managements’ oiler of 65 per cent of a month's salary for139 words
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Article76 1960-08-03 14 SINGAPORE. July 26.—'The Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, in the High Court today awarded damages of $7,00U with costs to a widow. Chew Ah Yew, in an action for damages which she brought against the Government for the loss of her husband, who died alter a collision76 words
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Article41 1960-08-03 14 KUAN TAN, July 20. The Stale Forest Ollicer. Inche Abdul Majid bin Haji Mohamed Shahid, has gone to Kuala Lumpur on promotion as D< puty Chiel Conservator. Inche Harun bin Haji Mohamed Taib, from Kuala Trengganu, succeeds him.41 words
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304 1960-08-03 14 Gas ripening method is dangerous, say the experts KUALA LUMPUR, July 2G. BANANA dealers face death daily from ihe widespread practice of ripening bananas artificially. Yesterday, I he Malacca coroner, Mr. Kamanalha Iyer, warned Ihe public generally against using chemicals which I hey knew304 words
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Article47 1960-08-03 14 SINGAPORE. July 26. Lee Mong Kow, of Stirling Road, was fined $250 today for tapping programmes transmitted by the Rcdilfusion. It was stated that on July 2 Lee was receiving programmes through a loudspeaker which was linked to one of the Rediil'usion feeders.47 words
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Article27 1960-08-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR. July 20. The Minister ot Agriculture and Co-Operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. will pay a four-day visit to Penang on Aug. 427 words
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Article25 1960-08-03 14 SEGAMAT. July 26. Inchc Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, chief clerk of the Segamat Town Council, has been transferred to the Mer. ing Town Board.25 words
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Article28 1960-08-03 14 KUANTAN. July 26. The Senior Executive Engineer. Coast. Mr C W Bullock has left under the Malayanisation scheme. Mr N F. Lapham has taken over his duties28 words
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Article97 1960-08-03 14 ALOR STAR. July 26.—The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak. said here today that he would continue to make visits to ail states for on-the-spot checks on the progress of his rural development plan. “I shall not give advance notice97 words
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Article, Illustration406 1960-08-03 14 SINGAPORE. ,1 iii v ->k MEMORIES of better days came rushin, back to Madam Florence Klvne tod when she picked up the Straits Times h home in River Valley Road here. W On the front page was a’ report t rftm Mexico City ol406 words
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Article572 1960-08-03 15 None seeks credit as the founder KUALA LUMPUR, July 27 An ASSOCIATION of South-East Asian States will take the place oi the proposed South-East Asian Economic and Friendship Treaty, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced today. Y.dtT Asas (meaning “foundation” in .liuiay) there will be572 words
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Article100 1960-08-03 15 [(/JALA LUMPUR. July ’27.- The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdui Rahman, today reported to a full meeting of the Cabinet the Airport Committee’s recommendations for the new Kuala Lumpur International Airport. No announcement was made after the Cabinet meeting. It is understood that it the airport were100 words
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Article22 1960-08-03 15 SEGAMAT. July 27.—Mr. J. R. Allyson, manager of Chua Moh San Estate, and Mrs. Allyson have left lor Britain on retirement.22 words
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297 1960-08-03 15 SINGAPORE, July 27 nPHE SINGAPORE postal authorities are A treating as “normal” all mail irom China or Hong Hong arriving in envelopes overprinted with Communist slogans. The Singapore division of the Fan-Malayan Postal Department has not received similar instructions to those issued to297 words
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Article, Illustration348 1960-08-03 15 RARE BIRDS AND ANIMALS FOR THE MAHA EVENT Kuala lumpur, July 21. A cigarettesmoking chimpanzee who also likes a mug of beer will be among the exhibits at the Malayan Agri-Horti-cultural Association show. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman,348 words
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Article, Illustration368 1960-08-03 16 KUALA LUMPUR, July 27 THE retiring Japanese Ambassador in Malaya, Mr. Kaoru Ilayashi, today spoke of three ideal conditions which were attracting large-scale Japanese investment in the Federation. These were political stability, economic progress and the ending of the Emergency.368 words
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140 1960-08-03 16 KUALA LUMPUR, July 27. 'MINE Malayan Students will leave for the United States next week to study in high schools there lor a year on scholarships. The scholarships, awardeo annually, also enable Students to observe American home life at first hand by living with140 words
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147 1960-08-03 16 SINGAPORE. July 27. —Police were today searching ior a fake cigarette salesman after a $1,200 fraud. The man went to Chop Too Heng in Joo Chiat Road and told the owner, Mr. Cheng Swee Ee, that he was replacing the regular salesman for a147 words
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Article26 1960-08-03 16 BENTONG. July 27. The Mentri Besar of Pahang, Ungku Abdul Aziz, has appointed Inche Mohamed Nor bin Ismail secretary of the Bentong Town Council.26 words
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149 1960-08-03 16 JOHORE BAHRU, July 27. rHE Tengku Mahkota of Johore, Tengku Mahtnood. 28, has decided to join the Territorial Army—as a Private. He already holds the honorary rank of Major <n the Johore Military Forces. In Kuala Lumpur tonight, where he attended the149 words
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Article, Illustration428 1960-08-03 16 NELSON RUTHERFURD - ‘TEMPLER’ AND ‘CHIN PENG’ WILL BE AT BIG V-DAY TATTOO By By NELSON RUTHERFURD r U A L A LUMPUR. IV July 27. Seven men who will portray leading:—*or notorious -figures of the Emergency are now practising their roles for428 words
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Article143 1960-08-03 16 KUALA LUMPUR, July 27 HTHE Central Bank will take over on Aug. 1, the administration of foreign exchange control from the Ministry of Finance. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, announced this today. The bank will act as agent of the Government in143 words
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Article410 1960-08-03 17 SINGAPORE EDUCA TION MINISTRY GIVES TOP PRIORITY TO THIS IESSON: NEVER TRUST A STRANGER SINGAPORE, July 28. i \TI- KIDNAPPING drills have been orii dered for small children at all Singapoit* schools. The Ministry of Education has sent this direction to school principals, as CID men410 words
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Article173 1960-08-03 17 STUDY ON S’ PORE GANGSTER PROBLEM SINGAPORE, July 28. Pulau Senang, Singapore’s penal island, will be discussed next month at a United Nations conference on the prevention of crime and the treatment of the offender. The Commissioner of Prisons. Major P. L. James said this tonight before leaving for London173 words
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Article35 1960-08-03 17 JOHORE BAHRU. July 28. Mr. D. 11. Sinclair. chief executive officer. Malayan Pineapple Planting Board, has resigned. The stall of the board entertained him to a farewell dinner at the Rest House.35 words
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Article36 1960-08-03 17 KOTA BHARU. July 28. The Deputy Men ri Boar. Hajl Mohamed Na n\ today presented 15 to Malav smallholders who had completed a Rubber Research Institute standard course, during a ceremony at Peringat, near here.36 words
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314 1960-08-03 17 SINGAPORE, July 28.— Singapore earned an estimated $32,000,000 last year from 78,000 tourists who visited the island. Giving these figures in a talk today to the Rotary Club of Singapore West, Mr. Paul Peralta, former head of the Government Tourist Information Centre314 words
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Article489 1960-08-03 17 n AN IMFK - COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL n AN IMFK THE DUSUN, Friday, July 22 QNE MORNING a stranger called at the Dusun. It was the new Game for Johore who, on his first visit to Kota Tinggi, was determined to meet the Tuan; he had to get the police489 words
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Article62 1960-08-03 17 SINGAPORE. July 28. The Women’s League of the People’s Action Party today sent a message of congratulations to Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranalke on being elected the world’s first woman Prime Minis- ter. The message read: "Plea. e accept our heartiest congratulation on your being elected the62 words
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99 1960-08-03 17 pKNANfi. July The Yarn; di-l'criuan Agong. in a message today to IVnann s nru Muslim religi- oils council, said he thanked (>od Tor “having united tile Muslim residents of Penang." "The co-operation given hy everyone in achieving this noble state is99 words
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Article, Illustration913 1960-08-03 18 VERNON BARTLETT - by VERNON BARTLETT SINGAPORE. July 29 IT SHOWS THAT MALAYA WON MUCH MORE THAN A VICTORY OVER THE TERRORISTS ONE should not celebrate the end of the Emergency without sparing a thought not indeed, a kindly one —for the men in Moscow who began it all913 words
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98 1960-08-03 18 BIG BID TO GET AT’ THE REMAINING BANDITS Kl ALA LI MPI R. July 29. —New intensified psychological warfare against the remaining terrorists hiding in the Malayan Thailand border area will begin on August 1. the day after the official ending of the 12-year-old Emergency. In this all-out effort the98 words
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835 1960-08-03 19 n NG, July 28 X was Eddie van Bi- l'-n's day here tod., vhen his horses wor ui races in the eigl vent !,y°v :,L' tiie*flrst race Mk. 'wnnelly. who rode y's Luck, scored r van Breukeien (r Honey Bee. in th urUvraee H >835 words
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975 1960-08-03 19 DK ANG, July 31— 1 n s’ Stable’s six ar-old Automation on the $lO,OOO Gold Cup ovci a mile and (wo 'S here today An' nation, ridden by Most ce, won by three quartos of a length from lablemate Prince of Laiita, the favourite975 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous161 1960-08-03 19 5 THE BIC SWEEP: Total pool $183,340 g IST PRIZE: No. *****4 $50,002 <. 2ND PRIZE: No. *****43RD PRIZE: No. *****3 $lO,OOO ’2* S»artor» ($4,000 oach): Not. *****8. *****7,’*****7, *****5. *****0. Consolation prizes ($l,OOO each): Not. £*****0. *****8. *****7. *****0. 2442 U. *****2, *****1, *****3, *****1, *****0. DRAW- FOR; THE:161 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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Article1567 1960-08-03 20 Selling pressure in mining section By Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Malayan Stock Exchange closed for the August Bank Holidays there were signs of a slightly improved sentiment. Earlier in the week the market had been dull and easier with a greatly reduced volume of business as1,567 words
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Article14 1960-08-03 20 (Mana<«rs- prl«e*> #Ret Malaya* V.» 1.37 xd ®*«wl Malayan l.OQ, i xd14 words
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Article313 1960-08-03 20 T HE better :„ne n# x overseas n ket continued ea: week and gen trade demand inn. d raa K 7 fc „r; r W Short ,ber which started reluct, antly, gained momen- turn and seller oecam. more reserved Ms th J On irsdav prices advanced 3313 words
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Article1214 1960-08-03 20 Vi vJW 'THE following list of 1 revised 1 A quotations was issued by (linfapore members of the Malayan Stock Exchance after their L .lilt meeting t an Saturday (July M) H and L stand for highest and luireut fur business done this year. r IUMSTRIAtf 4I1,214 words
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Article28 1960-08-03 20 Tin v Robber (per picul) (per lb.) July 25 $407.50 v 20 J408.H% $1.01% 27 $409.87 1 2 $1.05% f < mf* J409.87% 81.08V, 29 $410.12% $105%28 words
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Article37 1960-08-03 20 irr nifiii tiiii i Current Date af T®** l i >« payment payment 3f y e i IV. Hammer 10% 01 rr 1 Straits Plante. 16% 24 c United Temianf 2d J SOP* 9 j Interim37 words
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