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1962-07-05
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Title Section22 1962-07-05 1 AVERAGE IIAMLY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times tfafio** 1 tie***** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03622 words
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Article395 1962-07-05 1 Reply will decide date of his London trip Malaysia: Few snags still to be settled KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday TENGKU Abdul Rahman has cabled the Federation Government's views on the Cobbold Commission's recommendations for Malaysia to the British Government. As soon as a satisfactory reply is received from395 words
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Article30 1962-07-05 1 JERSEY CITY. Wed. A cache of almost $2,500,000 has been found hidden in the boot of an o)d car by workmen renovating a garage here.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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79 1962-07-05 1 New cars to have belts for safety LONDON, Wed. All new cars in Britain will soon have to be equipped with safety belts for the driver and front seat passenger, Mr. John Hay, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, said last night. The Government is to make a regulationReuter - 79 words
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1151 1962-07-05 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday, 'put! Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today told Opposition parties in the Legislative Assembly that if they could defeat the Government, the Peoples Action Party had "nothing else to do but constitutionally to go back to the people." Even as the1,151 words
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Article52 1962-07-05 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong. who is also Raja of Perils, celebrated his birthday quietly at the Istana Negari here today. In Perils, however, there were celebrations on a wide scale. His birthday as Yang diPertuan Agong is officially celebrated throughout the country on52 words
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Article24 1962-07-05 1 KARLSRUHE. Germany, Wed.—Persons sterilised during the Nazi regime are not eligible for monetary compensation, the West German Supreme Court ruled today. U.PJ.24 words
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Article87 1962-07-05 1 KUCHINO. Wed. A dead pig "shot" an 18-year-old Kayan hunter in the Tinjar area of Baram, in the Fourth Division of Sarawak. Mastl Oayu had shot the pig and reloaded his shotgun, thinking it was still alive. As he did this, the pig fell dead. Masti87 words
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Article, Illustration677 1962-07-05 1 'I could not stay just to pay lip service...' THE HOUSE IS TOLD THAT THE LAST STRAW FOR MADAM HOE WAS CLAUSE 29...ALL MY OBJECTIONS WERE RIDICULED, SHE SAYS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MADAM Hoe Puay CUoo* .Member for Bras Basah, disclosed today that it was clause 29 of the National Referendum677 words
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85 1962-07-05 1 A sleeper speeds over the sleepers mOKYO, Wed.— A Japanese X citixen was dozing on a bridge when he feU 18ft. on to the roof of a speeding electric train. He was carried four miles at a speed of 30 m.p.h. An engineer found the man still sleeping on theReuter - 85 words
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Article53 1962-07-05 1 TOKYO, Wed.— Sixhundred students of the Shaseido (Union of Socialists Youth) today demonstrated in Tokyo in opposition to the Government's plan to control university management and to revise the Japanese Constitution. One policeman was slightly injured when police tried to stop the demonstration getting outReuter - 53 words
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Article53 1962-07-05 1 NAIROBI. Wed. A lourman Japanese Government survey team has arrived here to look into the possibility of Japanese technical help in' creation of a small industry^ research and training centre for Kenya. The visit arises 1 out of Government discussions with a Japanese econo- i mic missionReuter - 53 words
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Article119 1962-07-05 1 FRANCIS BOEY - Big Red spy hunt in Canton FRANCIS BOEY From OONG KONG. Wed.— n Tension mounted in Canton today when the Communists pushed ahead with a citywide anti-spy drive among residents, said an arrival from Canton. Overseas Chinese returning from Hong Kong and Macao were the centre of attention in the119 words
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Article34 1962-07-05 1 NIKS NEW CALL MOSCOW Wed. Mr ihrushchev tonight called nt on Cit'rTn.in Ulemrnt "in mrr* .md waned if pri-MK ittons' asmn^t I t'-rmanr wrnt on world >nuld hr nrar "milii.iry atistr.iphr." Rrutrr34 words
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FOREIGN DESK
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Article282 1962-07-05 2 CABINET ACCEPTS WOULD COURT DECISION ON FRONTIER SHRINE BANGKOK, Wed 'pHE Thai Government last night announced it would comply under protest with a World Court decision giving the disputed frontier of temple Phra Viharn to Cambodia- The Government said it would comply under protest becauseReuter - 282 words
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128 1962-07-05 2 A walkie peepie puts Mike in court LONDON. Wed. Michael Russell, 29, an engineer. Invented a telescopic device for looking at women's legs. Yesterday he appeared In court at Newcastle for using it. Police said that Russell's use of his li.ventlon amounted to conduct likely to cause a breach ofUPI - 128 words
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Article32 1962-07-05 2 TOKYO. Wed. The police today said that 19 people were killed, three missing and 16 others injured in a rainstorm which swept Northern Kyushu In the last four days.32 words
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Article35 1962-07-05 2 NAIROBI. Wed. For the first time in history an African, Alderman Charles Rubia, was last night elected Mayor of Nairobi. He was unopposed. Another African, Alderman John Kasjroka, became Deputy Mayor. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration66 1962-07-05 2 Miss Fancy Pants PHOTONEWS THIS picture of Brazil's Maria Bueno. in action at the Wimbledon tennis championships, shows why she is nicknamed "Fancy pants." A former champion, Maria has eptered the singles semi-finals in which she meets Mrs. V. Sukova of Czechoslovakia. She is pictured going up for a highUPI - 66 words
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Article29 1962-07-05 2 LONDON, Wed. The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. yesterday told the House of f jmmons that Britain was not obliged to defend Quemoy. Matsu or Formosa. U.P.I.UPI - 29 words
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241 1962-07-05 2 NEW SOUTH WALES VARSITY TO TAKE IN MORE ASIANS SYDNEY, Wed. The University of New South Wales will increase its intake of Asian students next year. Press relations officer for the university, Mr. G. Caiger, said today the. university could accommodate more Asian students in engineering and science. But, heReuter - 241 words
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302 1962-07-05 2 MOSCOW, Wed. Th« Soviet Government has rejected British allegations' that North Vietnam is "a source of disorders" in South Vietnam, the official Soviet news agency Tass reported yesterday. The Soviet note Is a reply to the Bci'.ish note on June 14. which tried to JustifyReuter - 302 words
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Article42 1962-07-05 2 Soviet oil production would give Rumi in mother V 4mc»4* or two an industrial capacity that could nwka economic vatsali of Europe and Japan and undermine the £)t taeurity ef the Unitad States. 7 Prom > report at a, US Senate Sub-commltte*.42 words
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275 1962-07-05 2 FRANCIS BOEY - Driving licences to raise one's i social status FRANCIS BOEY by A DRIVING licence Is the most sought-after A piece of paper in Hong Kong. It raises the social status of the possessor, irrespective whether or not he or she owns a car. That is why there is a backlog275 words
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Article82 1962-07-05 2 A SALESMAN. Fong Yuk Tong. 24. danced for 1 1 hours in j ballroom from 1.30 p.m. to 12.30 the neat morning. When he had enough, he mockingly thanked the proprietor then taid he had no money to pay tha HKS4 5.10 bill he had run up.82 words
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204 1962-07-05 2 DEVELL ERS have welcomed the introduction of late Hong Kong-Kowloon fer ry services by the Star Ferry Co., Ltd. now extended to 3 a.m. daily, Instead of 1.30 a.m. The last ferry from Kowloon leaves at 2.50 a.m. and the last departure from Hong204 words
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Advertisement145 1962-07-05 2 DOT PUBLICITY PRESENTS MISS PERSONALITY 1962 PLUS AMATEUR STARS SHOW Music by: THE LATIN-JAZZ COMBO with supported guest artistes:— Ihlrltr Nak Th« MMntahtara TM Rombo.i J«n«t Antonio Cynfhio Hay Kohim Hamid Patrtela Tht ilu. Trl* Th. CrMCMtoOf All" Contto. TM TrouNloun loin Blackout, orvo Mafc.l liar Kin, Caa*aM The D.-dto»«145 words
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Article, Illustration290 1962-07-05 3 Remark on common market Minister apologises f ONDON. Wed. Mi. L* John Hare. Minister of Labour, today apologised for a weekend speech in which he said Commonwealth countries were "behaving in some respects like children" over Britain's common market Droposals. In a personal statement to the House of Commons theReuter - 290 words
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Article, Illustration618 1962-07-05 3 Looming struggle for power is ignored as a new nation celebrates with a delirious welcome Ben KHEDDA THE STRUGGLE FAR FROM OVER ALGIERS, Wednesday. ALGERIAN nationalist leaders returned to their newly-independent country yesterday, touching off wild demonstrations of joy among Muslims who ignored forReuter - 618 words
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Article194 1962-07-05 3 A quick look round HONG KONG, Wed— The Hong Kong Government is to show to its employees a film., to hjilp teach them how to behave as "Your obedient servants The film deals with the trials and tribulations of a Post Office clerk. LONDON: Britain is to convene a constitutional194 words
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Article39 1962-07-05 3 JAKARTA. Wed. The Australian Minister for External Affairs, Sir Oarfleld Barwlck. today presented the city of Jakarta with 50 more Leyland buses under the Colombo Plan. Australia has already given Indonesia 200 buses.— ReuterReuter - 39 words
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183 1962-07-05 3 Army chief assails 'plotter Khedda Wed— The commander of the Algerian National Liberation Army In the Aures Mountain region of Eastern Algeria, where the revolution began In November 1954, yesterday denounced Mr. Ben Youssef Ben Khedda and his follow ers as "counter-revolution-aries and plotters." In a statement to repor tersReuter - 183 words
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Article54 1962-07-05 3 NEW YORK. Wed: The acting I.N. SecretaryGeneral, U Thant, last night hailed the independence of Algeria as "a victory for the forces of law and order in both France and Algeria." He said in a statement that he hoped it would herald a new era of54 words
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84 1962-07-05 3 £1,000 for the one that got away' LONDON, Wed.— Frank Cowles, 44, is overjoyed about the bit flsh that rot away. It earned him K. 1.000 Trying to get a Riant roach into his net, Cowles let the flsh slip back but he managed to hold on to a redUPI - 84 words
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Advertisement293 1962-07-05 3 Spore/Penang $255 00— $320.00. Federation $318.00 $400.00. GENERAL IMPORTS DIVISION ■^kta-^i^W^M JIKAMM KUAU LWMfUI rfNMC Remarkable ..the way the Parker 61 creates its own ink control! amffHßL^La^LHLßtc- -iSilflJLllTf/ Pf"™^^^^»WBJBJBJBJBJ|aWBBiWC^--. W^^an™— al^l^—>— l^— W— Miy 111 nBBaWM Inside this pen is enough ink to write over 7,000 words, yet the only293 words
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215 1962-07-05 4 WORKER STOLE $10,000 OF MEDICAL HERBS SINGAPORE. Wed, 4 FTER removing more than $10,000 worth of medicinal herbs from his employer's firm at about 12 a.m. on June 30. Cheong Kum Chuen, 24, returned to the firm's premises in South Bridge Road to spend the night. The loss of the215 words
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Article83 1962-07-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Police were called in to control a huge crowd of bargain hunters who had flocked to the Presbyterian Church Hall where a Jumble sale was held in aid of the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore. Within an hour all items were sold out.83 words
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167 1962-07-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The fourth annual photo contest of the Pacific Area Travel Association is now open to entries from Singapore. Participants in the contest must bear in mind the PATA ideal that travel Is an approach to peace on a person-to-person level and the167 words
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223 1962-07-05 4 OINGAPORE, Wed.— Two Dutch seamen, B. Pluymers, 21, and J. Masren, 21, who each appealed against a sentence of six months' jail, and a fine of $10,000, or in default, another six months' jail for attempting to export gold bars without a licence or permit,223 words
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Article59 1962-07-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— A local harmonica player. Mr. Yew Hong Jen. will give a recital of classical music at the victoria Memorial Hall on July 9 at 6.30 p.m. Presented by the Singapore Musical Society, he will be accompanied by Miss Cheung Mun Chit at the piano. Tickets at59 words
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Article35 1962-07-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. N.G. Raju has been elected chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd. Other officials are Mr. Joseph Edward, secretary, and Mr. Abdul Mutalib. treasurer.35 words
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111 1962-07-05 4 2 DEATH FALLS IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS SINGAPORE, Wed. A shop assistant and an unemployed man fell from Housing Board flats to their deaths in two separate cases today. At 9 a.m. Lee Chai Hock. 44. visited a friend living on a third floor flat in Kirn Pong Road. Minutes later111 words
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Article93 1962-07-05 4 Mechanic chases car thief SINGAPORE, Wed. A motor mechanic chased and arrested a thief who tried to steal his car In Middle- Road this afternoon. The mechanic, Loh Seng Huat, 34, was working In his shop when he saw a man reversing his car parked a short distance away. Loh93 words
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124 1962-07-05 4 VSC PRAISED FOR CATCHING A SNATCHER SINGAPORE, Wed.—Magistrate Mr. Sathl V. Kandiah today commended Henry Wee Beng. Whatt, a Volunteer Special Constable, for his prompt action in catching a snatch thfef at the Junction of Upper Hokklen Street and New Bridge Road on April 12. Henry who chased Ang Cheng124 words
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Article44 1962-07-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Chen Kin Cho, the employer of a sundry shop, Chop Hlap Joo, In Plantation Avenue, was today fined $50 by Magistrate Mr. John Dorai Raj for falling to close his shop on March 9, a closing day. He pleaded guilty.44 words
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Article32 1962-07-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mrs. E.M. Boswell has been elected president of the Singapore Federation of Boys' Clubs. Messrs. Harry L. Wee, Ong Boon Tee and Tan Yam Song were elected vice-presidents.32 words
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Article103 1962-07-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, and his wife. Puan Noor Aisha, today were guests of honour at a reception marking America's Independence Day held by the U.B. Consul-Oeneral, Mr. Bam P. Ollstrap, at his Orange Road residence. Among the many guests were103 words
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Advertisement387 1962-07-05 4 JVfXr CHANGE! simultaneously at REX REX 1 Singapore Johora Bharu DUE TO THE LENGTH of FILM NOTE TIMES 11.00 2.30 6.15-9.15 3.15-6.459.15 IT'S NOT MERELY AN ENTERTAINMENT IT'S AN ACHIEVEMENT THAT WILL HANG ON TO YOUR Sltaws Malay Film Productions with superimposed Jg\ Tf*l English subtitles. -tf'Vj^^ ibC- yn. m387 words
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Miscellaneous174 1962-07-05 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR j THE following Is today'* schedule of civil alrcral.t movemenu at Pay* Lebar airport Singapore: ARKIVAI'S BO AC: From Hong Kong <BA Ml) 1.15 P-m from London, Dusseldorf. Beirut. (BA 716) 5.20 pjn.; from Tokyo. Manila (BA 941) 5.55 pm.; from London. Zurich. Beirut.174 words
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Miscellaneous177 1962-07-05 4 151) pjn.; from Penang Kuala Lumpur (ML 107) 5.50 pjn. DEPARTURES BO At To Kuala Lumpur, Colombo. Bombay, Abadan, Belrut, Zurich, London (BA 789) 2.05 pjn.; to Jakarta, Darwin, Sydney, (BA 716) 6.10 pjn.; to Calcutta, Karachi, Bahrein, Belnut, Zurich, London (BA Ml) 6.45 p.m. to Manila, Tokyo iBA MO)177 words
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THE AGA KHAN STORY CHAPTER SIX
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Article, Illustration3964 1962-07-05 5 THE AGA FLEES TO SAFETY. As the war clouds begin to gather swiftly over all Europe IN June, 1942, newspapers in Britain and Germany reported that the Aga Khan was in Paris at the invitation of Hitler. A report in one British newspaper claimed that "the Aga Khan's house in3,964 words
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Advertisement254 1962-07-05 5 ENJOY THE COOL FRESH TASTE OF Mqfterhorn MENTHOLATED Are you worth WM^^ta^^ surveys mc Jwjp^* s w crpnp on 3 ■Hy 3\* I I wII CJ ■nSsCr'S ttJm P"J Singapore beautician Rosalie Hernon gives iL/W|BBy you secrets to a perfect figure <MH§ i\ mi july issue ar!'.j| BEAUTY: V/alk Like254 words
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Article46 1962-07-05 6 KAMPAR. Wed— Labourers of the Kampar Town Council have formed a National Language Club, where they and their children can redeive instruction in the national language. The club was declared open yesterday by the deputy chairman of the Council, Mr. Gilbert Fernandez.46 words
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Article188 1962-07-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ]yjORE than 180,000 students attend adult education classes throughout the country under the Government's drive to wipe out illiteracy. The end-It literacy campaign, which began a year ago, was launched in conjunction with the Second Five Year Development Plan. Now there are:188 words
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Article25 1962-07-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. Yeoh Guan Yew. the Cathay Organisation theatre supervisor for Central Malaya, has been promoted to circuit manager.25 words
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Article24 1962-07-05 6 PENANG, Wed— The Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, will open a new road named after him at Sungei Nibong on Saturday.24 words
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Article117 1962-07-05 6 pENANG, Wed. The Malayan Railway launch Violet was stopped between Penang and Prai yesterday evening when a passenger fell overboard. The man was saved by another boat which was passing by. He has been admitted to the mental hospital. His identity has not yet117 words
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Article22 1962-07-05 6 MUAR, Wed— The Sultan of Johore will officially open the new $350,000 Town Council building here on July 26.22 words
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163 1962-07-05 6 Contractor, technician aid jobless victim of robbers SINGAPORE. Wed —A Koala Lumpur contractor and a technician today donated $185 to an unemployed father of six who was robbed on Monday. Both donors had read the pathetic story in today's Straits Times of Mr. lay Seng Lye. 47, who was robbed163 words
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Article49 1962-07-05 6 IPOH. Wed. A tractor driver, Llew Sook 32, who was pinned under his machine, died two hours after admission to the hospital here yesterday. He was working the tractor on a vegetable plot at Kledang Sayong, near Chemor, when it overturned on a slope.49 words
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Article19 1962-07-05 6 PORT BWETTENHAM, Wed. A Russian ship, Bogdon Khmelnilsky. today loaded 2,100 tons of Malayan rubber for Russia.19 words
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Article33 1962-07-05 6 PENANG, Wed. Penang co- operative organisations will celebrate International Co-operative Day at Pratt's Park. Butterworth, this Saturday. The Chief Minister. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, will declare the festivities open at 2.30 p.m.33 words
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256 1962-07-05 6 A 'CRIME' TO TIP NEEDLESS DRUGS DOWN A CHILD'S THROAT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE University of Singapore Medical Society has -L criticised patent medicine advertisements as "anti-social," particularly those dealing with constipation. "It is criminal to ruin a child's health by insisting that it must have a laxative," it says in256 words
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Article92 1962-07-05 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Tht second batch of Singapore men who have volunteered to fight for the liberation of West Irian will leave here for Jakarta tomorrow mornlnc. The party of 15, including a Chinese youth, will leave in two chartered Garuda Airways planes, with 63 other92 words
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Article65 1962-07-05 6 1,800 MORE PILGRIMS RETURNING PENANG. Wed. Another batch of 1,886 new Hajls are due to return here In the Kuala Lumpur this weekend. The pilgrim vessel U scheduled to berth alongside Swettenham Pier this Saturday to disembark 763 returning pilgrims. It will proceed to Port Swettenham the same afternoon to65 words
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322 1962-07-05 6 KUANTAN, Wednesday 'PHE Mentri Besar ol A Pahang, Dato Wan r Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, denied today that the Federal Land Development Authority schemes were "a flop." Speaking at the opening of the State's Progress Exbltion, Dato Wan322 words
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Article94 1962-07-05 6 We look to Malaya: Team leader DENANO. Wed. North r Borneo would look to Malaya for guidance, assistance and advice in the new Malaysia. Mr. Shelley Yap, leader of the North Borneo Democratic Party, said here last night. "We are grateful to the Malayan Government for inviting us here and94 words
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Article47 1962-07-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A tailor, Yee Hal Yuen, of Campbell Road, was fined $80 today for falling to renew his business registration certificate after Its expiry three years ago. He was also fined another $80 for falling to notify his change of business addres*.47 words
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Advertisement284 1962-07-05 6 We're enjoying a Dry hands washday so^can you with the new space-saving* Parnall Splnwasher fl|A Do a complete family wash without even 4 wetting your hands. With the Parnall \^j i^Ajw Spinwasher you don't have to lift or j&£* handle heavy wet clothes. Washing and spin-drying are all done in284 words
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Miscellaneous114 1962-07-05 6 til Abner By At Capp Dick Tracy By Chester Goutd H^HHHH^HHj y^^T-nji^ nuc i<=. am m n I/" tviat WOUL& BE MAPV "1 T mFVT jNO STEVE* I th*Ts Twe picture iJrtiv ano step-patweb k bea*. rascac catesT! Jme mavb Died op a WE PE SENOWJG OUT TO AU. wff((.VMw114 words
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2819 1962-07-05 7 Govt. triumphs over Opposition move by 24 to 17 votes AMENDMENT TO TREAT BLANK, UNCERTAIN BALLOTS AS REJECTING REFERENDUM PLAN DEFEATED SINGAPORE, Wednesday 'J'HE three-day debate in the Legislative Assembly on whether blank or uncertain votes in the merger referendum should be counted as being in favour ended tonight with2,819 words
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214 1962-07-05 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Government tonight replied to an allegation by the Council of Joint Action, representing five political parties, that It had to cancel three public rallies this week because police had refused permits. An official statement to- night agreed that214 words
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Advertisement203 1962-07-05 7 Advertisement Lemons For Beauty To keep your skin clear and fair you need the natural, cleansing and bleaching tonic of lemons. Ask your dispensary for a bottle of lemon delph, the latest-type skin freshener used by beautiful women throughout the world Lemon delph makes the complexion, neck and shoulders fair203 words
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Advertisement157 1962-07-05 7 mm WITH EVERY 6 OZ. JAR OF Vaseline HAIR CREAM V IEE~~ ■THADE MARKB ZIII" 1 EEE BRAND IZ--' M BIHU I pDipr ""====?^==s==i== FROM YOUR YV _^r] REGULAR DEALER V^^^^d. m Malaya and Sinjipore A wonderful combination for the bathroom a 6 oz jar of Vaseline Hair Cream and157 words
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Obituary26 1962-07-05 8 M Wcrd, tit (Htmlmmm) tn LOVIMO MIMOftV of Re(ft* aftyer who died 5m July I»SJ. Sadly misstd t>y bis wlf* Ray and son Keo.26 words
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Article107 1962-07-05 8 I* Wori. tu (mtmtmmm) TO MIOMT FASHION SHOW at Ro**e dOr Mannequins from Louis* Klerk s Charm Beany Culture Pchool Jeunewe el Rraute. FIAR OP CONSTIPATION' Ryvlt* helps to ovareome this. Ryvlta rrtspbread provides rousbace necessary for healtby functioning of tb* body. FIDHAL PUBLICATION* LTD. tnvlt* all T*are*r* aad107 words
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Article58 1962-07-05 8 J* W*r«t* UM (Mi*.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST 3rd anniversary Rally, Saturday 7tb July. VM> toria Memorial Hall 7.30 p.m. film ■how: "I Bebeld Hl* Ulorv" Plea** oome earl*. Alt welcome WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH, Singapore. KvangellMlC Meeting at 11.00 p.m Topic: "What Shall I Do Then With Jesus Which58 words
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862 1962-07-05 8 The Straits Times Thursday, July 5, 1962. Selling The Rubber It needs a Lewis Carrol to do full justice to the visual grading system by which natural rubber is sold, remarked Dr. L. C. Bateman, in perhaps the myst important paper read at the Washington meeting of the International Rubber862 words
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Article373 1962-07-05 8 Three times in three years July has dramatised internal differences within the P.A.P. It was in July two year? ago that the party executive decided to expel Mr. Ong Enq Guan. In the same month last year Dr. Lee Siew Choh led the defection of eight Assemblymen (later373 words
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Article, Illustration1035 1962-07-05 8 THE MEN THE MONEY THE MACHINE AS U THANT FLIES INTO LONDON FOR VITAL TALKS ON THE CONGO behind Tshombe of Katanga THE main problem which con fr onts U Thant who arrives in London today is the reunification of the Congo. Last week negotiations once again broke down, and1,035 words
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454 1962-07-05 8 I"'N his letter concerning the Philippine claim to North Borneo, Mr. T. O. Thomas refers to the possibility of the matter being referred to the International Court of Justice. He points out, rightly, that the compulsory jurisdiction of the court only arises in so454 words
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Article, Illustration545 1962-07-05 8 The shop window of Malayan rural life NO ZOO, BUT IT'S STILL A BUMPER -SHOW KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— One of Malaya's ancient customs will be revived at the annual Malayan AgriHorticultural Association exhibition to be opened by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, at the Stadium Negara545 words
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Advertisement611 1962-07-05 8 Straits Tines MaUy Mail ft* h.naeo to: Ist Floor COLD srONACK AHCAOI Orchara Re** COLO ■TOftAaC MANCHKS AT HOLLAND IK>AO-*r ATONS KIPPIL ROAD-NAVAL BASK Author!*** Agents: CITY BOOK STORK LTD Wlneh**t*r Hou<*. Collyd Quay TMI NKWS PHONT Fltipstrtck's Supermarket »t. M. ISMAIL S Admiralty Mead. Naval B*a* S. M. ASOUL611 words
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Advertisement34 1962-07-05 8 I iii ni ii I m If It l>rt-».s»-«l in SUITS hy MM Better M ATI-RIAL M HIM. TAiiom\4; Plus %TYLK ill go into every suit by 21, Chilli* Str**t. Singapore Telephone: M 43134 words
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Advertisement207 1962-07-05 8 RHEUMATISM^*, FIBROSITIS /^£\s LUMBAGO Q^»j&/ get wonderful AT" ViJl RELIEF \lk\\k;M& iirrF m MmM m Wf Do ptople suffer from > rheumatism, fibrosilis, lumbago, mnhricis and J MSKr other muscular pains in t i K *H\ I ftl tropical weather? An I »V amaring number do -A% without realising it.207 words
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262 1962-07-05 9 Alliance HQ takes up case of 'eat grass' punishment ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The case of schoolchildren being forced to eat grass in a Gemas school was reopened today when a petition, signed by 18 parents, was received at the Alliance headquarters here. Bpeaklng at a Press conference, the Alliance Party's262 words
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Article44 1962-07-05 9 KAJANG. Wed. -Election of members to three local councils In Ulu Langat district will be held next week— the 9th Mile Cheras Village on July 11. the Balakong New Village on July 14. and the 11th Mile Cheras Village on July 15.44 words
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Article70 1962-07-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A further $92.50 was donated by Straits Times readers today for 15-year-old Mohamed Jedi bin Ya'acob. who lost his hands after a grenade accident earlier this year. This brings the total amount donated by Straits Times readers to $468. Today's donations were from:70 words
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Article, Illustration325 1962-07-05 9 GRABS WEAPON AND BREAKS IT: YOUTH THRUSTS IT IN HER MOUTH KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday 33- YEAR-OLD mother of eight children last night fought two thugs and grabbed one of their daggers and broke it into two. Madam Wong Siew Ying, owner of a coffee shop, then325 words
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Article71 1962-07-05 9 Swoop on illegal immigrants I/UCHING. Wed. The oollce are having a touch time rounding up illegal immigrants from Indonesian Borneo who have been pouring into Sarawak by the dozens. At least 40 illegal Indonesian immigrants are caught along the SerlanSimanggang Road alone each month and sent back. Many were girls.71 words
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Article140 1962-07-05 9 KOTA BHARU, Wed A padi planter. Zakaria bin Mohamed. accused of murdering another padi planter. Awang Deraman bin Puteh. told the Assizes here today that he did it in self-defence. "I hit him once with a stick when he tried to hack me with an140 words
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Article26 1962-07-05 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Thieves broke Into the Cinetech Co. in Serangoon Road early today and stole more than $5,000 in cash, radios and electrical appliances.26 words
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Article172 1962-07-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. A NOTHER new Assocla- ■<■» tion of South-East Asia project will be realised soon when Malaya and Thailand exchange officials to study progress in the two countries Thai officials will come to Malaya to study rural development projects while Malayan officials will172 words
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Article, Illustration340 1962-07-05 9 PETER, 18, OF PENANG, PROVES HIS TALENT AT ADELAIDE SCHOO L Blind youth, top of his form, may soon go to university pENANG, Wed. A former student of the St. Nicholas School for the Blind, 18-year-old Peter Chin Peng Kong, may Join Adelaide University this year to do an arts340 words
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169 1962-07-05 9 STAFF OF C.E.B. TOLD: 'BE POLITE' I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Employees of the Central Electricity Board have been told "never to answer rudeness with rudeness" when dealing with customers. The latest issue of Power, a staff magazine of the board, says that it Is up to every emoloyee to enhance the169 words
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220 1962-07-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A $500,000 blueprint has been drawn up to supply the expanding industrial and rural areas around Johore Bahru with electricity. Under this plan, a total of 150.000 rural people will for the first time enjoy lighting by electricity Factories220 words
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Article24 1962-07-05 9 BANTING. Wed A Government medical officer. Dr. K.R. Rathnaswami. who has been serving the 65.000 people of Kuala Langat district has retired.24 words
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Advertisement163 1962-07-05 9 AMERICANS PREFER GEVAERT over 70% of ALL ROLL FILMS imported into the U. S. A. in the first half of 1961 were (gevaert) MADE IN FOR QUALITY i BELGlU^p<gjHafc^ FOR ECONOMY •^^^mi&^k Available ■P^q3 in Singapore I pjvjl Malaya Borneo Ul^^ Siie 120 for 2Vi a 2'/i end 2.. «3'163 words
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Advertisement305 1962-07-05 9 DON'T MISS THE 9 TONY BRADY! ji? SHOW k..p I TONY BRADY 9 dates free! Australia s Golden Boy JOHORE JUBILEE HALL 10th July, 7 p.m. 9^o p.m n a great Variety Show 11 412 July Each day at /S/ w 7 H 7 pjn. k 9.50 pjn. I SEREMBAN305 words
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Miscellaneous391 1962-07-05 9 RADIO MALAYA 'nierlude. 10.00 Organ Selee- Mood; 1.30 The News; 1.40 m, uona; 10.16 In Mood For Clas- Percy Paltti And His Orchestrr NATIONAL SHOKTWAVL sica: 10.16 Soft Lights And 3.00 Girl On The Run 216 SERVICE Sweet Music: 11.00 C\orc Down Calling The Housewife; 245 The A*. eoTT^Xal. Neg.-391 words
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Article77 1962-07-05 10 HERE is a household hint from Miss L. Spencer who believes in economy. She advises: Don't throw away those old bedsheets and cotton dresses. Cut up the sheets to make pillow cases and edge with a strip off a colourful old dress about 3 in. wide and 19 in.77 words
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Article, Illustration375 1962-07-05 10 JOHANNA MORAN - CONVERTIBLES for today's BRIDE JOHANNA MORAN by 'J'HE wedding dress, once destined to be treasured for sen timental reasons after the Big Day, today goes on being part oi the bride's everyday wardrobe. Convertibles are now beginning to show in bridal fashions. Gowns for brides are being made with removable375 words
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Article, Illustration69 1962-07-05 10 YOUNG and GAY CIMPLE and gay these are fashions- for* the young. The girl wears a screen-printed Sudan cotton with pink tulips on a China blue and white background. The sleeveless bodice has a white pique vest to match the pique bows on the front. The young man's outfit looks69 words
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340 1962-07-05 10 Do you have a strong and dominating personality? A FURNISHINGS manufacturer says most people are afraid to express their preferences or rely on their own judgment and good taste when buying furniture. The manufacturer from Chicago provides the following gui? to help you determine how much faith you have in340 words
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Article174 1962-07-05 10 j^fRS. Anne Everett iTI of New Zealand is in search of a long lost friend who is in Malaya at least that is what she thinks. The friend she Is Interested In tracing is Miss Lew June Fong. In a letter appealing to the Straits174 words
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Article162 1962-07-05 10 Son setting example for father LEATHERS must stop wearing crew cuts and teachers must cease to be among "the dullest dressed people" in the 'world. They are having an effect on youngsters, an expert on men's fashion said in London recently. Mr. John Taylor. Editor of Tailor and Cotter, said"UP - 162 words
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Advertisement316 1962-07-05 10 just wear a smile and a lillltZOll if Enchanting, scalloped bikini suit with matchf^^ jlj£\ ing coa, complete I i\ i Tailored in bewitching I Ml P aste l shaded cotton, to iFj*! $f\ compliment the youthAvailable from most leading departmental stores. NEW DOUBLE ©ACTION TOOTH BRUSHES Gentle White Nylon316 words
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Advertisement473 1962-07-05 10 k j£#£ MmmmmlSmmmV^ The gentle do-it-yourselt hair |B ■r\^s^sß^BW brightener— contains no ammonia. m ST Lighten your hair at horne IB Ij gradually, safely, simply. I f I 11^911 Obtainable in two sizes at ail /■■mHHst^ l/lizji leading stores and dispensaries. WEAR 1T... Advertisement AND HELL SAY (Juestions Oand Answers473 words
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Miscellaneous318 1962-07-05 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. 21 pui alfierently (4i 1. Carbon monoxide with 7. False ;dea of the end of weed's a source of heat (4. I). Patxoclus In Troy <8). S. Logical beginning before s 8. South-eastern .sort of silk <8) girl appears! (7). 13. A Hitler act on318 words
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Article236 1962-07-05 11 A school makes Miss Lai a queen KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. VIORE than 3,000 students and teachers at the ITI Kuen Cheng Girls' School here interrupted their lessons to welcome Lai Yoke Heong, 18, when she visited her old school this morning. Miss Lai, gravely Injured) In a traffic accident, was236 words
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141 1962-07-05 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— The ASA cultural troupe, comprising 100 dancers and musicians from the Philippines, Thailand and Malaya, arrived here by bus today from Malacca. They have been touring major towns In the Federation. They will give shows at the Diamond Jubilee Hall.141 words
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Article39 1962-07-05 11 MALACCA. Wed. The chairman of the Malacca Socialist Front, Mr. Yeoh Ho Huat, today described the decision of the Municipal President to close all committee meetings to the Press and the public as "repulsive to democratic principles."39 words
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Article33 1962-07-05 11 TAIPING. Wea. Talping Town Council will celebrate Merdeka Day this year on a grander scale than previously, plans include a Pesta and water sports in the Lake Gardens on Sept. 1.33 words
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Article, Illustration239 1962-07-05 11 HOME FROM TRAVELS TO FLAG-WAVING WELCOME KLANG, Wed. Thousands of flag-waving children from schools in this district lined the two-mile route from this royal town to the Istana Alam Shah this morning to welcome the Sultan of Selangor and his Consort home from their two-month tour239 words
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Article28 1962-07-05 11 IPOH, Wed. Mr. Llm Thlam Poh, legal secretary of the Ipoh Municipality, has been selected to attend a four-month local government course In England from August.28 words
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Article76 1962-07-05 11 PENANG, Wed. A hellcopter of the No. 110 Squadron, Royal Air Force, today made a mercy flight to rush a 10-month-old Australian Kirl to the British Military Hospital at Talplng. The girl, Deborah Wood, daughter of Leading Aircraftman Harry Wood, of the R.A.A.F. base at Butterworth,76 words
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Article133 1962-07-05 11 A CAR FINANCE PLAN BY NAAFI SINGAPORE, Wed. Naafl has introduced a scheme to help servicemen in Singapore and the Federation to buy new cars. Since the scheme began two days ago, many Inquiries have reached Naafl's Singapore headquarters and its service station at Malacca, according to Naafl's public relations133 words
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Article55 1962-07-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The secretary to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Syed Zalnal Abidln. left here by air today on a two week tour of West Germany. He will join the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Dato Haji Mohamed Noah bin Omar,55 words
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Article124 1962-07-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two lecturers from Malaya will attend a course at the recently established Regional Centre for Teacher Educators in Manila. They are Che Esah binte Syed Bahaldln. of the Malay Women's Training College In Malacca and Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Abdul Hamid of124 words
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Advertisement419 1962-07-05 11 the new baby ifcp/^ SMAiL PAR \\\v^ f\ iL v_? I VI r-\ L.L- V^MPv M mill 1 wft\ I f /it i I Wl "HP I I N^|£ BM g |^^Mgfl//a Bl^^__^_ The SIMCA 1000 is an entirely new car—a real "^SSfeS^^i family car with sports car performance the419 words
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Advertisement206 1962-07-05 12 Iw r 9 A m M-7 sJtkia^sa^ £*gf >ir I Convenient departure times from Singapore give you the best orrivol II Ta jLMj time in Djakarta. m JTy A Relax in the most comfortable cabin M ill 111' X- in the air, and enjoy the bett food ,T 3 ilillllll206 words
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Advertisement1413 1962-07-05 13 TO LinOPBOt ft WEST COAST >JL Out S'por* Snli P. S'hen Penang MBHtO LJieraaM S**. 1 Jaly 7 Jily l/il Kty 11 PILAUS Liiirpeal, Diblia, GllSgow laly 11 laly 13 Jlly 14/1* Jely 1) ANTLNO* M semis, L peal. Ovbun lily 11 Jaty 10 Jaly 17/20 Jily 21 HUTOB Havri,1,413 words
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Advertisement1374 1962-07-05 13 9 "^jSSp L W_J_mmf___^^ H^*t______j___: Hrn .-!^PQ- .^t_ Tt eafl aaaai lir THE L A. C. LINESSAILINGS T8 GENOA. U MAVII. NAMftUM. BREMEN AHTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO. GOTHENBURG AND COPENHAGEN. /®-^4fl\ *'P«" r S'bani Peeanf fc/rKr^\t\ "AYUTNU" a) Ma. 15-11/ 5 Jaly 1/ 7 Jiiy 1/ I Jail 3 lYJ2ij3j1,374 words
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Advertisement1524 1962-07-05 13 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LITERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. "Tpora^P. S'hara Panaitf BCMVUCKIE (E.L) Liaeee. Hamlwrf Jily I I BENVORLICH- L'peel. B'men, H'burg, R'dam Jlly 1/12 Jiry 13 IS Jaly 17 II OEPJATTOW (H) M kiri. L'in. Ha«n, M'bro Jaly 11/23 Jaly 24/21 lily 21/ 1 KNNCVIS (E.Lp.) Lpiil, R'dam, Hull,1,524 words
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Advertisement1172 1962-07-05 13 mMcAUSTER <Sc CO., LTD. «b, TEL: He. S33JI. ISaaMW CLLERMAMLIME eSc KLAVZMEBS LIME HAVRE. LONDON, HAMBURG. ROTTEROAM, OOUCAINVILU MIDDLESBROUGH. S'pvri P. Sham P****l cinKUEB, SJ^n*. /l S;TU S'pori P. Sham Penant LOS ANGELES, SAN FRAJPCIKO. 11/15 JeJy 11/17 Jily 17/11 Jily SUTTU, VAHCOUVER ft PORTLAN*. ■AMBURG. LONOON. ROHERDAM. DUMIIK, Acce*tj*jJ1,172 words
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467 1962-07-05 14 From Our Market Correspondent npHE earlier enthusiasm 1 shown on the Malayan Stock Exchange this week seems to have spent Itself temporarily and yesterday conditions were generally quieter. Tin shares opened steady, but fell off on pro-fit-taking Industrials were quietly steady. Generally It was467 words
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Article19 1962-07-05 14 Malayan Stock Indicts laiaatHsto: 1«5.3« 1«5.49 rttm: n%jn 275.74 S rakken: 178.11 172.11 Jaa. 1 1>U 1M.19 words
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Article969 1962-07-05 14 OI'STNESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with tbe number of deals in brackets: Indus t rlslt: Dun lops $1.71 OL. $1.73 OL. (2,000) $1.71: Fed. Dtarp. (1,000) $1.33: F. and N. ords (2.000) $2.77 ON, (6.000) $3.77: M. Containers (6.000) $1.20 ON. (3.000) 11.21969 words
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322 1962-07-05 14 T»HE price of tin was declared in Penang yesterL day at $439 per plcul an advance of $1.50 on an offering decreased by 10 tons to JJ3O tons. Since the current rise started on Saturday nearly four dollars has been added to322 words
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Article219 1962-07-05 14 SHIP* lying aleflgiMe Mi* linimo'i whirTM today are: Ban Florentine) 42/43. Hermes 38/39. Laertea 13/14, Olomed 1 '2. Kyozul Mam 44 Master iirortt 33/34. Breconshlre 4S. Flrtilll 23/24 Antenor 15/18, Norway Maru 40 4l! Burna 18, Caltex Sydney 45. Outer raadi: Hamilton. Pathadlaa, Oemma, Brrta Maerek Hal219 words
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Article124 1962-07-05 14 CHINIII rrttfuH liehani* «m--gaswrs r>e«n sirleee ps» P'«" yesterday: Ceeenut ell: balk (371 sellers, dram 1401 sellers Cee»a Joly fMI buyer*. 5271 saltcre Haiirt Muntok white »1M sellers. Sarawak white Il r >2» sellers, special Sarawak black li'S sellers, garbled L»mponi black (117 i eellera. AaTTA $127» seller*124 words
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Article264 1962-07-05 14 IX7ITH overseas advices disapTT pointing the Federalism Rubber Market opened slightly lower than Tuesday's cioslug levels, but held steady in Uun trading. Traae selling and me reiuctante of buyers Drought prices down. Lower sheets wer; neglected. During the afternoon session the market eased slightly, but .us264 words
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Article214 1962-07-05 14 |ULV flrit srada rubber Buyers r.o.e). J clo»rd at !> p.m. in Bliwapore yeatenlay at 76t cents per lb., down fiveemhthn or a ctnt on yrilerday's closiriK pricr. The tone IM oneertaln. I. CCR. A. closinx pnera In centa per lb. jrraterday Im K.s s Prompt r.o.b214 words
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Article36 1962-07-05 14 July 4. RI'BBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 761 cents (down five-eighths of a cent). K.L.: 76* cents (down three quarters of a cent). TIN: 543» (up 51 .50). Estimated* unotVui.il ofTeripg 230 tons (down 10 tons).36 words
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Advertisement1026 1962-07-05 14 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Ps»(4tl«. Attentt* Grsat L«k*a S«rvie« ETA ETA CU ETA HA Sport P. Shim N'luii l_ Anteln N.York Clevtiina laikiwi Mm" 71 31 lilt 1. tArn 12 *St 1 I«Bt II Sill 1 Oct •1 MkUM Man 1 1 S^t S Sift 14 $I*l 4 Oct1,026 words
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Advertisement1087 1962-07-05 14 GAZEHED EXCHANGE RATES THI Malayan licMnm Banks- A»« PPIPITC slstlsn mads tbeaa ehansts In Its I MkULw ratas to mercbanta ytaterday (ail ratas to »10O): O^HE Federation Minister of Ytrti buymg TT S3 13/ is. airx Finance has Axed these maJI OD 53 13/16. SO d/at SSS/16 price, for calculattn,1,087 words
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Advertisement197 1962-07-05 14 NOTICE BULK SURVEYS (MALAYA) LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the first annual genera) meeting of the company will be held at Bung&ar Estate. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday the 18th July, 1962. at 12.00 noon, for tiie following purposes:— 1) To receive the Directors' report and accounts for the year197 words
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Advertisement354 1962-07-05 14 NOTICE MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LIMITED LOSS OF UNIT CERTIFICATES The following Unit Certificates registered In tne name of Benedict* de Leon have been reported lost and are declared null and void. Certificate No. 3040 covering 5,000 units of the Third Malayan Fund and Certificate No. 0277 covering 3,000 units of354 words
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Advertisement568 1962-07-05 15 NOTICES NfITITF nisi lie Our SalM lUaajnllUn Mr Tnnnl h«Tv2l«l2l I!' f««. tZ 7, r^*? e<l ltOm 4th July, 1982. He Is no more authorised to transact any busla?, •srssxvA CAMERON HIGHLANDS ROAD The road between Tapah and the 19th mile Cameron Highland, swr;.ri.r-"-•« Traffic will be permitted to pass568 words
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Advertisement287 1962-07-05 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL LAND nrijrinnuruT inTiiAniTu UtVtLUrMtH I AUIHUKITY AppllcaUona are lnvlttxl from 7^^ Citizens for DObte of Aaskltm Marawrs to Land DevrlonrfS^™^ supervisory capacity on an Oil paUn estate, or rubber estate whlch has new planting or replanting carried OUt by contract Applications with testimonials Klvlng full details and287 words
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Advertisement485 1962-07-05 15 r~=^^^_____________^^_______________=====^ l«_^J^E^l^l^^n^^^^g^^^^^^^^a^^^i^^^^^^^l^L^B_ll IM V>V I] I 3 I 3 <ll'i '1 j"^IBIK] 3 i I 1»H lEß^^-^^^^U^X-g—^Bß^^^^^X^Mgk^g^AU—lAA^gMl !>~i»~»~s»"~B~*»^'»w~'~»y^»~»~»~s~B»»~a^BBBBE^BBEBBlBBBBBBBEBBB^BBilB»| mm^^^^^^—^ (Cantlaacd from Pat* >l SITUATIONS VACANT Sov^r, ScSol^Sala J%£S£ Mm™*l B**°0 MALAY APPLICANTS Passed SC/ KMC "In." ur «T« Tmporw SSSnutna and lodging found. State age. a»perience and salary required. Apply485 words
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Advertisement576 1962-07-05 15 SITUATIONS VACANT TT'-T^ »t^W.-ls U (mim.)-»,x it da. ejrtr. a&ar a ground Slo^he'r deuS to TheTet Jono^T Deot. Shell House Tom Rlw Road? KuaULumpur APPLICATIONS^ are invited from a.Tsa'S'SK 'erance will ba glvee to Normal/College T"^*< l •*«ch«rs with administrative tt^*ttS^SS ap,l^ u tat^J«^^«rS£: p^S.^ Tifi?Nio.u *5 S S-Si w,576 words
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Advertisement627 1962-07-05 15 houses t land for sale Wor4t W (Mm-l—Box it et*. txtr. WINDSOR PARK: tlevated Vacant Land 2U.881 sq.ft. Sewerage arallable M.850 per aa, «t. Real tttau Agents ln»e.Unent Co.. 53. The Arcade. s pore fc«64». Stevens road: very attractive freehold vacant land 1«.54« sq. ft. at »e awsr-r.JSi CHANOI ROAD.627 words
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Advertisement565 1962-07-05 15 travels tours 2t Wordt %i (Mi*.)— Box it ct: txtra ENJOY A WONDERFUL Weekend at Kota Tlnggl Waterfall. H7 03 Wnoleday Including luni.n packet J12.50 Reaervation Telephone (Spare) »57t)9 Malaysia Tourist Bureau. FOR HIRE u....^....«. AT NO EXTRA CHAROE! NATIONAL CAR RENTALS LTD. GBOROE LEX CHAMBERS Tel:-*****/205»5. tor ooly 527565 words
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Advertisement335 1962-07-05 15 vehicles for sale it Word* U (Mlh.>—B»x St cfs. *tfra -RIAL BAROAIN 193S Humber. ccllenl oondltlon. one owner, done 17.000 miles Byce driven 6 new tyre, $4,800/-. 258 OrehanJ Road. 3ZOSI. Singapore. i»»s Plymouth Two^soiour 56.0W./-; 19M Kleven Beater Bua. gt. wg-sta ssss automatic car under »i.OOO. Try It now335 words
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Advertisement232 1962-07-05 15 at your service (S'a*™) Wfdt M (Mln.)—Box it eU. txtrm FARIDA MAItON MARCtLLE H/8lyli»t. Manicurist facial muka up Phone (Spore) 9274 M. eunoDikir /-tune le- SHOPPING GUIDE (S por.i mw^ tS <Mtm.)—B»x it dm. txtrm w w '«'"->-*<« ■SPvsr PCJZ from Lee Onn. 20«/iJ. South Bridge Road Blntapore. JUST WONDERFUL232 words
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Article, Illustration1158 1962-07-05 16 LIM KIT SIANG By SINGAPORE. Wad. £ROWN COUNSEL, Mr. Francis T. Scow, suggested today to Mr. Lim Seek Kian, former president of the Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union, that he was afraid to disclose the fact that one of the union's committees1,158 words
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565 1962-07-05 16 «il your concrete proposals you had been talking so much about." Before Mr. Lim could reply Mr. Justice Wee suggested a 20--mlnute adjournment as the Interpreter appeared fo be "in distress." After the adjournament Mr. Scow repeated hi.^ question. Mr. Lim replied: No.565 words
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Article184 1962-07-05 16 KUALA LUMPUR, W*d. MALAYAS economic development would create an important demand for the supply of all types of goods and services from Australia. This was stated here today by members of a threeman Australian trade delegation They belong to the Australian Perso nalised Trade Mission which184 words
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882 1962-07-05 16 Text books from China not allowed in-a difference of opinion... Mr. Llm: "On the other hand, there are many Chinese text books on science which are not allowed to come Into Singapore." Mr. Scow: "You are referring to those text books published in Communist China?" Mr. Llm: "We are not882 words
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Advertisement833 1962-07-05 16 JUNIOR TECHNICAL (TRADE) ML TJa\\° F iwuI NCE SCHOOL JOHORE BAHRU. tender NOTICE (E»tenri«n of citing date f.r TENDERS are invited for imden to supply Electrical the supply of material and Kquipment to the Junior I ihe making UP Of 126 cushion Technical (Trade) School I covers for the Royal833 words
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Advertisement700 1962-07-05 16 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) Re: CHIA CHENG LEONG also known as CHIA HOCK LEONG. Bankruptcy No. 442 of 1955. j TAKE NOTICE that the Court i has Ordered that the Public Exam- lnation of the abovenamed Debtor be held at the Registrar's Cham- 1; bers. Supreme Court, Singapore, on700 words
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Advertisement47 1962-07-05 16 Only one Super Plenamins a day and you have... Super- energy! New appreciation of life! Wonderful appetite! vigorous mentality! Youthful vitality l New power* of endurance! 5 PWMB IM _^L LMngl AVAIUILI AT J-^A ALL CHtMMT* ■_t^V l and onus rroßca \fcsP^'_ik Tmd* Enquiries: JOSEPH TRAVERS AaEMCIff47 words
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Miscellaneous11 1962-07-05 16 Huffs Bunmy Hmiph HeimtmM *ir sac mjcerts _suvr IB DUO3Y,** rumav11 words
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Article200 1962-07-05 17 THEATRE IV REVEALS TOP FORM SINGAPORE, Wed THEATRE IV, with Merv Posner up, revealed top form on a soft track at Bukit Timah this morning when he drew away from stable-mate Cinerama II (apprentice Nawari) at the finish of a 3f tryout in 37. Cash Box, ridden by ap- prentice200 words
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157 1962-07-05 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Hockey Federation's second centralised training in preparation for the Asian Games will continue at Batu Cantonment from tomorrow. The Ministry of Defence has permitted M.H.F. use of the ground and the barracks for the period of training. Fifteen of157 words
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Article316 1962-07-05 17 H. Melody as good as ever TEN-TO-FOLLOW jjiffY ten-to-follow at lfl the Singapore Turf Club July meeting areHAPPY MELODY: Still as good as ever; went down by a short head to UsahaSetla In a fast-run 6f race at Ipoh last month. PREDICTION: Ran a good fourth with 8.11 In the316 words
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Article98 1962-07-05 17 LEEDS. Wed. Imtiaz Ahmed, the Pakistan wicketkeeper, has a feverish temperature and influenza, and is very doubtful for the Third Test against England starting here tomorrow. This was a further blow for the touring team, for Hanlf Mohammad, their leading batsman, fractured a finger against NottinghamshireReuter - 98 words
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Article25 1962-07-05 17 MERSING LEAGUE: Hoo Kuan Assn. bt Sri Merslng Secondary School 31-18, 21-10; Teachers bt Hoo Kuan Assn. 31-16. 31-13: Police bt PWD 21-B. 31-2.25 words
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Article82 1962-07-05 17 INTER-PWD (Dungun) Pahana 3 Trengganu 1. KLL'ANG DIV. 1: OASC 3 BOMBS 1 IPOH DIV. 1: Cheng Wan 3 Municipality 0; Dlv. t: Kilat 1 2/8 PIT 1; Hospital Employees 3 H.Q 33 FIB 0. B. GAJAH DIV. 1: Royal Bng. School w.o. Klnta Kellas. PENANG LGE: Penang Indiana82 words
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Article44 1962-07-05 17 GOLF Bowntaker toumej (Sunnlngdale, Berkshire): 1 K. Nagle (133) 2 D. Reet (134) 3 B. Charles and J. Panton (138), over 36 holes. SOCCER—lnternational (Trondhelm): Norway 5 Malta 0. BOXING Welterwt (Fresco. Calif): O. Terront (US) tx>. J Kid (PI). 7th rd44 words
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376 1962-07-05 17 SINGAPORE, Wed SINGAPORE'S racing mo--1 tor-cycllats are out to make Malaya's first Grand PrU for motor-cycles on July 15 a gnat success. Practically all the top riders here have entered tar the meat. Twenty-two riders. Including K C Wong, Boh Ouan376 words
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Article385 1962-07-05 17 TEOH ENG TATT - S'pore Games team may be 1 00 TEOH ENG TATT JULY 12 MEETING TO DECIDE By SINGAPORE, Wednesday SINGAPORE may enter a team of approximately 100 competitors in 14 events for the Fourth Asian Games in Jakarta from Aug. 24 to Sept 4. The breakdown, according to tentative figures available385 words
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404 1962-07-05 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. L AST-minute hitches which may have prevented the Perak athletes from taking their Asian Games trials at the Selangor A.A.A. championships at the Merdeka Stadium on Friday and Saturday were cleared up this evening. Two of the Perak athletes, A.404 words
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275 1962-07-05 17 MOVE BY MALAYA TO LEGALISE WOODSHOT FAILS j^ONDON, Wed.— A move to legalise the "woodshot" in badminton one of the most controversial aspects of the sport failed at the annual meeting of the In ternational Badminton Federation in London yesterday. The proposal by the Badminton Association of Malaya called for275 words
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231 1962-07-05 17 2 players sent off, match is abandoned SINGAPORE, Wed. —Rough ,T I l lay marred the S.B.H.F.A. Junior League and Cup match between Bata and Bramtoco which was abandoned 20 minutes before time on the padang today without any score. Referee Basil de Zouza had earlier sent off two playen231 words
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Article46 1962-07-05 17 JOHORX BAHRU. Wed. Johore Bahru District AAA Is reviving its annual championships after a lapse of five yean. Athletes from the Royal Malayan Navy and the Johore Police Contingent are expected to compete at the meet on Friday startIng at 3JO pm. 146 words
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Article139 1962-07-05 17 IPOH. Wed. The Perak Amateur Football Association has named 20 players for training In preparation for the ruturn Malaya Cup match against Kedah on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here on Sunday. Players residing In Ipoh will train every day on the Coronation ground with139 words
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Article52 1962-07-05 17 BERLIN. Wed— Karln Beyer, of Bast Qermany, yesterday broke the women's world swimming record for the 110 yards breaststroke with lmln 19.2 sec In Lelpeig Miss Beyer clipped three-tenths of a second off the record of 1:10.6 set by Barbara Ooebel, of Bast Germany, at Blackpool In July.Reuter - 52 words
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Advertisement1227 1962-07-05 17 NEW HOPE FOR MEN AND WOMEN PAST 40! (ALSO FOR THOSE BELOW 40) ROYAL JELLY TNE AMAZING "MIRACLE" QUEEN MES SPECIAL FOOD MAY CHANCE YOUR WHOLE LIFE SAYS DOCTORS AND SCIENTISTS How would you lik* to waka up one morning to discover yourself pouetsed with on incredible tense of youthful1,227 words
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Advertisement149 1962-07-05 17 ROOTES PRESENT A NEW HILLMAN SUPER MINX This great Super Minx has all these features! Tha performance you want. A thrusting 1.6 litre engine prepared to deliver over 80 m.p.h. The safety you want. Padded Facia, dished steering wheel, superb brakes, all-round vision, all-steel unitary construction for great strength. windscreen149 words
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Miscellaneous128 1962-07-05 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER STORE DIV. SA: Arsenal v Serangoon (Farrer Pk): Dtv. SC: RAP Changl 'A' v Kampong Kapor (St. Georges Rd>: Bawean v Reformative TC (Oeylang). KH'anc; DIV. 1: Wah Chlng v BMH (padang). Ki.ANO DIV. 1: Rovers v Malay Youths: Div. 2: Highlands v Combined Youths (padang). THOMPSON128 words
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328 1962-07-05 18 REPORT OF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS FROM CUSTOMER NO. 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday LEADING members of the timber industry today expressed "great anxiety" over information received from Canberra that the Australian Govern- ment intends to restrict timber imports. The Federation of Malaya Timber Exporters Association328 words
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Article52 1962-07-05 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Paya Lebar Methodist Church celebrates its 30th anniversary on July 22 and has drawn up a weeklong programme as part of the anniversary celebrations. Highlight of their activities falls on July 23, when they present a variety concert at the Victoria Theatre from52 words
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205 1962-07-05 18 U.S. troops moving out of Thailand OANGKOK. Wed. Helicopters yesterday began ferrying 1,000 Marines back to the U.S. Seventh Fleet under close security precautions. Military sources here indicated the Marines were being airlifted to the aircraft carrier Valley Forge, believed to be cruising in the Gulf of Thailand. U.S. officialsReuter; UP - 205 words
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Article72 1962-07-05 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. Four Nanyang University undergraduates. Including a girl, began a six-day stay at the University of Singapore campus yesterday under an exchange programme. Earlier this year, four University of Singapore students spent a week at the Nanyang University campus in Jurong. The four Nanyang students72 words
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Article53 1962-07-05 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. S. Jayakumar has been elected president of the University of Singapore Law Society, and Mr. M. Sivalingam vice-presi-dent. Other office-bearers are: hon. secretary, Mr. Eugene Phoa: asst. secretary. Mr. V. Punidanathan: treasurer, Miss Rosalind Chua. committee members. Messrs. Tay Chin Chye. William Chia53 words
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155 1962-07-05 18 NEW YORK, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia today informr ed acting U.N. Secretary-General U Thant that he was sending an envoy to Washington to obtain IU clarification" 1 the Dutch Ambas•r about the terlands' interpre>n of proposals for est Irian settlement, p-eement on this pointReuter - 155 words
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Article417 1962-07-05 18 LONDON. Wed. Distinctly blighter conditions developed In London stock markets today but business remained at a low level. The fresh overnight rise on Wai 1 Street and the fact that the June gold reserve figures would have shown a small Improvement had it not been for the United417 words
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Article791 1962-07-05 18 LAYER V MULLIGAN IN FINAL AND FOR ROD IT'S 4-IN-ROW LONDON, Wednesday. WITH a majestic display of controlled power tennis, defending cham- pion Rod Layer swept into the men's singles final at Wimbledon today when he beat fellow-Australian Neale Fraser, 14-8. 6-1, 7-5 in 85 minutes. Layer's opponent in791 words
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127 1962-07-05 18 LONDON. Wed. Tea scores In today's cricket matches were: At the Oral: Cambridge University 144 (R. White 42. P. Loader six for 42) v Suriey. At Hove: Sussex 210 (or two, (R. Langridge 48. Rev. D. Sheppard 05, K. Suttle 62 not out), v Northamptonshire.Reuter - 127 words
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Obituary39 1962-07-05 18 KUIt MARIC axed 57 jmn beloved wife of Francis Walter Klaus paised away peacefully on 4th July. Cortege leaves 212-K Rangoon Road at 4.30 p.m. on Mh July (or Churcb of St. Joseph P.M. and thence to Bldadari.39 words
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Article71 1962-07-05 18 MRS. PHANC MINO NO and family wish to txpress their thanks to friends and relative* for the condolence*, wreath*, scroll* and assistance on their recent bereavement. THUM Vl« and family. 15, Muntri Sireet, Penanf. tender tbelr heartfelt thank* to tlwlr friend* and relative* who have *o kindly presented Jos*71 words
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Obituary74 1962-07-05 18 IN MEMORY OF Un Ten*- Chew died 4.7.61. You fell asleep without goodbye but mrraortet of you will never die. Jenny and Daisy. IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr*. V. Nadarajah. departed 3.7.60. Ipoh "Bh* »ho triumphed over toilsome lif«. who tended with love the many calls of mother74 words
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Advertisement207 1962-07-05 18 Late classified advertisements if) Words H» (Minimum) BURTON: To Carol and Victor on Tuesday 3rd July at Send. Surrey. England a ton. OATILV— On 24tb June 1962 at Klimarnock Maternity Home, to Elizabeth (nee Murphy) and Charlea Oately of 77 Kilmaur* Road, Kllmarmock, Ayrshire a daughter (Fiona Katberlne). GREETINGS CONGRATULATIONS!207 words
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