The Straits Times, 14 July 1962
1962-07-14
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Title Section21 1962-07-14 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Nat**" 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 03621 words
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Article, Illustration6130 1962-07-14 1 Midnight 'No confidence' vote fails 8 abstain in 24-16 victory for the Govt By CHIA POTEIK, EE BOON LEE, JACKIE SAM and MUSHAHID ALI THE PAP Government tonight crushed a strong Opposition attempt to oust it from power, defeating a no-confidence motion in Assembly by 24 votes6,130 words
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392 1962-07-14 1 LEE: I AM READY TO GIVE U.N. ALL THE FACTS SINGAPOKK, Friday *J*I 1 1-1 Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, suid tonight his Government was prepared lo place all the farts before the I'nited Nations to vindicate its stand on merger, Malaysia and the referendum. And the facts, he392 words
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Article, Illustration74 1962-07-14 1 THERE were joyful family reunions when the latest batch of Malayan soldiers to return .from duty in the Congo arrived back in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Lance Cpl. Hamzah bin Mohamed of the Ist Federation Reconnaissance Regt. happily hoists his little daughter high in the74 words
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Article75 1962-07-14 1 LONDON. Fri. The chair- man of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, j Nigeria's Mr. R.A. NJoku. said yesterday that the people he had met in Malaya and Singapore were in favour of the Greater Malaysia Federation. He said: "It seems to me that the people I met wereReuter - 75 words
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Article27 1962-07-14 1 NEW DELHI, Frl.— China has set up nine new outposts In the Ladakh area of Kashmir in recent weeks. It was officially disclosed here today.27 words
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Article66 1962-07-14 1 BANGKOK.. Frl. The Thai Prime Minister. Marshal Sarit Tkanarat. said yesterday that Thailand was worried aboul the establish nent of a neutral Laos. "Not only Thailand but the whole world questions the possibility of a neutral Laos." Marshal Sarit said. "A neutral country must be self-supportingReuter - 66 words
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Article330 1962-07-14 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. ♦PHE Federation Defence Minister, Tun Abdul 1 Razak, tonight pledged that the armed forces would continue to take orders from the Federation Cabinet as long as the Alliance was in power. Tun Razak made this i point before leaving for Lon- 1330 words
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Article110 1962-07-14 1 Stockpile: ITC agrees on a scheme for U.S. to follow f ONDON. Fri.— Agreement Lj was reached at this week's International Tin Council meeting on a set of principles to be recommended to the U. S. Government for adoption in the disposal of tin from the stockpile. This isReuter - 110 words
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Article31 1962-07-14 1 NEW DELHI, Fri.— The last of the 94 bodies from the Alitalia DC-8 airliner which crashed near Bombay last week are due to be removed today to Poona— U.P.l.31 words
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Article30 1962-07-14 1 MOSCOW. Fri— A Soviet pilot has set up a new world air speed record of 1.664.3 miles an hour, the Soviet news agency Tass said today. —Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article75 1962-07-14 1 Algerian talks a 'failure' rpLEMCEN (Western Alsex geria). Fri. Mr. Ahmed Boumendjel. a former Information Minister in the Provisional Algerian Government, said today talks earlier this week in Rabat between dissident Vice-Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and envoys of Mr. Ben Youssef Ben Khedda. the Prime Minister, ended in "complete failure."Reuter - 75 words
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238 1962-07-14 1 2A.M. FLASH Mac changes his Cabinet I ONDON, Fri. Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, today announced a reshuffle of British Government posts. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. Chancellor of the Exchequer, leaves the Cabinet. Mr. R.A. Butler. Home Secretary, gives up the Home Office to take up a new post FirstReuter - 238 words
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Article27 1962-07-14 1 RUSSIAN NT! MOSCOW In Rawia too iv i n'l An frit free t" cnndll' t ni"lln r Ol nj< 1< ir IcStl I I' I27 words
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279 1962-07-14 2 Asian Games Press House corruption case opens JAKARTA, Fnday. fHE Jakarta District Court has begun hearing charges of corruption and maladministration of funds among people engaged in building Asian Games projects. Abdurrahman M v k ri, deputy director of construction of the Press House, being built to accommodate foreign journalistsReuter - 279 words
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Article, Illustration272 1962-07-14 2 SO MANY RED FACES L DURING CINDY'S 'FRIEND WINNING' TOUR... WASHINGTON, Fri. TT American politicians now regret sending comedian Joey Adams on a friend-winning tour of South-East Asia which turned out, it was revealed, an off-stage flop The 25-member troupe— it included Mr. Adams' wife Cindy— left behind a trail272 words
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167 1962-07-14 2 ALBANY, (Georgia), Friday. integration leader, the Rev Martin Luther King Jr. was released from Jail yesterday after serving two days of a 45-day sentence. The fine that had been imposed on Mr. King in connection with an integration incident last year and which he hadUPI - 167 words
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Article71 1962-07-14 2 JERUSALEM, Fri. Tel Aviv District Attorney Mr. Jacob Baror who took part in the trial of Adolf Eichmann will stand trial on a charge of falsely posing as a qualified lawyer, a Justice Ministry spokesman announced last night. German-bom Mr. Baror. 46. was suspended from officeReuter - 71 words
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Article51 1962-07-14 2 LISBON, Frl.— Thirty people, including women and children, were drowned when a passenger launch capsized off Bissau, Portuguese Guinea, the Portuguese Lusitania news agency reported. The launch was carrying 35 oeople on a regular service between Bissau and the island of Pelxe, a few miles away.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article44 1962-07-14 2 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, told his news conference yesterday that indications in Geneva were that an agreement has been reached there which would be acceptable to all those concerned with a solution of the Laos problem. U.PI.UPI - 44 words
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Article97 1962-07-14 2 Indonesian pilot goes on trial JAKARTA. Frl.— The Indonesian Air Force has begun the court martial of Jan Harry Rantung, an airman who flew as observer for the American soldier of fortune Allan Lawrence Pope, shot down in a B-28 bomber In April 1958. Pope, who was flying for theReuter - 97 words
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Article38 1962-07-14 2 TOKYO, Frl._ The Japanese Foreign Ministry said today Japan would probably p. 'sent new proposals at the talks to open here next week for the conclusion of a treaty of commerce and navigation with Britain. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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449 1962-07-14 2 The ABC way to making a million dollars OWNERS of private English schools in Hong Kong have bee o m c millionaires after running this lucrative business for a few years. And the Education Department admits, it is beyond their power to do anything about it. With a student population449 words
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Advertisement275 1962-07-14 2 'tis true. Scottish Highland air helps make Black and White so smooth and mellow Jmjjßßßmjlß b^USbI H 4JH B^BS View ot Cien Lochy Scotland And in a way you'd never suspect. After A Highlands. This marvellous air works on distilling the Highland whisky that will the whisky whilst it slumbers,275 words
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Miscellaneous21 1962-07-14 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby k^rSjJoLcT) Aurro.^Bceis) /Too wkm sou octfr) x \Xv I DOWN WMILE I give ME 9O MUCH <21 words
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Article257 1962-07-14 3 Christmas Island tests are ended WASHINGTON, Fri The United States has ended its atmospheric nuclear tests at Christmas Island in the Pacific, it was announced here last night. Officials indicated that any further tests at the other Pacific site. Johnston Island, would be comparatively small. Restricted The Atomic Energy Commission,Reuter - 257 words
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Article156 1962-07-14 3 PARIS. Friday. TWELVE right-wing extremists, headed by a Mar- guis, have been arrested on charges of plotting a "spectacular operation" in Paris, the police said yesterday. The gang's plan was to form a command for the Council of National Resistance. This is the antiGaullistUPI - 156 words
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Article41 1962-07-14 3 SAIGON. Fri. -Communist guerillas yesterday overran a Government military post in Klen Giang Province about 150 miles south-west of Saigon. Three guards were killed, four wounded and 11 missing, military sources reported. Guerilla casualties were not known. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article27 1962-07-14 3 MIAMI BEACH. Fri.— Some 50 anxious blondes and brunettes, but not a single redhead, compete tonight and tomorrow for the title of Miss UnlvPi-p -Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article415 1962-07-14 3 WEST WANTS QUICK WORK IN GENEVA Disarm talks resuming on Monday may break into detailed study groups LONDON, Friday. West wants the 17-nation disarmament conference resuming in Geneva on Monday to get down quickly to detailed discussions in working groups, an authoritative source said here yesterday. The source said theReuter - 415 words
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Article84 1962-07-14 3 Berlin: New Red threat MOSCOW. Fri. R usthe West a solemn warning over Berlin, saying she wouW 'fulfil to the end her duty on the conclusion of a German peace treaty. An "authorised statement" by the official news agency Tass said Russia had made a serious step towards meeting the84 words
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Article207 1962-07-14 3 Quick Look round LONDON. Fri. British and American scientists early today carried out the first trans-Atlantic telephone conversation beamed via a space satellite. A spokesman for the GPO said the conversation was held "about midnight" when the U.S. Telstar satellite was passing on its 24th orbit around the earth. "The207 words
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Article179 1962-07-14 3 T ONDON, Fri. The Conservative Party took another beating last night when the Labour Party retained its Leicester parliamentary seat and the Liberal Party swept into second place. The Liberals din not even contest the seat in the 1958 general election. But a Liberal candidate.179 words
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Article57 1962-07-14 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. The U.S. agency for International Development yesterday announced the grant US$B7 million In loans to Pakistan to purchase goods in the United States. One loan, for US$45 million, will go to purchase American iron and steel products. A second loan of US$42 million will57 words
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Article244 1962-07-14 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. President Kennedy won a solid bi-partisan victory yesterday when the House of Representatives authorised a U554,600 million foreign aid programme and voted him power to continue helping Yugoslavia and Poland. The vote was 250 to 164. The decision of the House was far244 words
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Article63 1962-07-14 3 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese dogs will be able to chew their own brand of chewIng gum this summer. The gum. shaped like a bone, is made of buffalo meat, medicine, albumin- ous substances and fat. The manufacturers say that they believe that the boneshaped gum will prevent dogsReuter - 63 words
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Article110 1962-07-14 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— A few $3 tickets are still available tor the charity premiere of' the Columbia film "The Guns of Navarone" which will be held at the Sky Theatre on July 17 in aid of the St. John Council Fund. The Singapore Harbour Board Pipe Band will110 words
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Article58 1962-07-14 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Rev. IT. Yesusahayam of the Ceylon Christa Seva Ashram, will be preaching in all Tamil churches here and will also conduct a lyrical sermon l Kathakalachebam > at the Ceylon Tamil Association. Those wishing to meet him may do so by telephoning58 words
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Article24 1962-07-14 4 BINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Culture will present an Aneka Ragam Ra'ay. at the Kallang Airport Estate at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday.24 words
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376 1962-07-14 4 RUBBER FROM MALAYA FOR INDIA -15,000 TONS NEW DELHI, Friday. JNDIA plans to buy 15,000 tons of rubber from Malaya annually, Dr. Yama Varma, chairman of the Indian Rubber Board, indicated this today. Dr. Varma will head a six-man delegation from the board which will visit Malaya in September. In376 words
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Article125 1962-07-14 4 pETTING rid of multi\J millions is not quite the child's play it sounds. Spending needs a very special flair. Only a few have succeeded with any lasting brilliance. Theirs was a strange wayward genius. Beginning today the Malay Mail brings you yet another exclusive series "The Fabulous125 words
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295 1962-07-14 4 Public invited to state views on five Bills SINGAPORE, Fri. fHE Select Committee of the Legislative Assem- bly today invited representations from the public on five Bills. The Bills are: Public Utilities Bill, Local Government Integration Bill, Planning (Amendment) Bill, Pensions (Amendment) Bill, and Housing and Development (Amendment) Bill. The295 words
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118 1962-07-14 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A taxidriver. Tan Hong Meng, 33, received a deep head wound after being attacked with a meat chopper by a gang of three thugs, who trapped him on the sixth floor corridor of Forfar House in Queenstown today. Tan was coming118 words
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Article95 1962-07-14 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Justice Buttrose In the High Court today awarded Madam Poh Swee Neo, 61, a married woman, damages of $4,000 with costs for personal injuries suffered by her in a road accident 16 months ago. The award was made against Yeo Teck Kwang,95 words
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Miscellaneous280 1962-07-14 4 IN AND OUT BYTIR T<HE following Is today's scne- Lumpur, Malacca (ML 149) 7.1S dule of civil aircraft move- p.m.; from Penang, lpoh Kuala menta at Paya Lebai airport, Lumpur, Malacca iML 149) 7.15 Singapore: p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML ARRIVALS 173) 8.46 p.m.; from Penang BOAC: Prom London, Rome,280 words
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Advertisement149 1962-07-14 5 Utmost comfort at raatonsbl* ratal ORCHARD HOTEL LTD. W ..V) fully Alt -ccnditionao $&> RAHIM HAMID BARBARA SING B^ /f^ Extension to 1 a.m. «very Soturdav JH Wmc, dint and donee at the wall-known ■Ik .^fcw tIS'AUIANT _^^^B SEAVIEWJ£ THE HOTEL BY THE WATER'S EDGE M M f CHICKEN \JL^149 words
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Advertisement297 1962-07-14 5 dfsTERS JAPAN /Tx/^CJX m mfll 1^ DAYBREAK Oysters arc fresh from the pure waters of the Inland Sea of Japan! DAYBREAK Oysters are specially packed in polythene to preserve their freshness! DAYBREAK Oysters are ready to eat straight from the pack. They're delicious! Ask for DA YBREAK Oysters from your297 words
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Article, Illustration403 1962-07-14 6 A WARM WELCOME, BUT ONE SERGEANT WAS SAD AND LONELY... KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ]y|ALAYA today welcomed home the fourth batch of troops to serve under the United Nations flag in the Congo There were happy moments of reunion with families and friends for all403 words
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Article176 1962-07-14 6 WOMAN IN BED TIED UP AND ROBBED JPOH, Fri. Madam 1 Chong Kirn Mooi, 47, was awakened, threatened with daggers, tied up then robbed of her life savings this morning. Two of three masked men who woke her at her home In Ampang Bahru new Tillage, were armed with daggers.176 words
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Article43 1962-07-14 6 IPOH. Fri.— Miss Harwanth Kaur, the first Malayan Sikh girl to qualify as a barrister in England, returned by air yesterday. She is the daughter of Mr. Deleap Singh, supervisor of the Central Mental Hospital In Tanjong Rambutan.43 words
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Article37 1962-07-14 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. The seventh magistrate, Mr. Richard Laycock, moves on Monday to the State Advo-cate-General's chambers as Crown Counsel and Deputy Public Prosecutor He has been traffic magistrate and second civil cLsulct judge.37 words
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Article, Illustration579 1962-07-14 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday VETERAN PLANTER TELLS CONFERENCE OF NEW METHOD OF REPLANTING UNDER SHADE FOR TAPPING IN 4'A YEARS 300 planters were told today of a new system of replanting which would cut down the unproductive period between the destruction of old rubber and tapping of579 words
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Article67 1962-07-14 7 SUNGEI PATANI, Fri.— The first of the annual retreats of the Catholic clergy of Singapore and Malaya has started at Port Dickson. The second, also at Port Dickson. will be held from July 23 to 27. This will be followed by three other retreats at Tana67 words
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524 1962-07-14 7 Pool your knowledge for benefit of all the Minister urges planters KUALA LUMPUR. Friday pLANTING standards could be raised considerably by pooling the experience of the managers of Malaya's 2.300 estates. This was stated by the Minister of Commerce md Industry, Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari. when he -piMied the second524 words
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Article149 1962-07-14 7 SINGAPORE. Friday. TiHE Housing and Development Board has launch--1 ed a pilot reclamation project at Bedok to increase the land area of Singapore island by 48 acres it a cost of between $15,000 and $20,000 per acre. I A .spokesman for the board today said that149 words
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Article54 1962-07-14 7 P E N AN O, Fri— The Penang State Government expects to spend $I.' million to complete its plan for the electrification of all rural areas in the state. The scheme will be extended to other areas both in Pen ang Island and Province Wei le*ley54 words
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Article28 1962-07-14 7 Xt ALA LL.MPI R Kri— The latest list of registered mrdical practitoners in Malaya shows there are 1.174 doctors. The list was gazetted yesterday.28 words
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87 1962-07-14 7 10-storey building named after King pENANG. Fri— The new 53.2 million 10-storey Government offices building in Downing Street has been named after the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, the Chief Minister, announced today the building would be known as Bangunan luanku Syed Putra. "His Majesty, through the Prime Minister.87 words
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Article117 1962-07-14 7 JAKARTA A-GAMES: MORE FLIGHTS SINGAPORE. Fri. Malayan Airways will increase its services between Singapore and Jakarta to five a week as from Aug. 1. Two of these flights will leave Singapore for Jakarta in the afternoons, while the other will depart in the mornings At present the company operates three117 words
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Article, Illustration4052 1962-07-14 8 PAP Government on last legs, Dr. Lee tells the House 'NO CONFIDENCE 9 BARISAN PRESSES THE ATTACK AMID JIBES AND LAUGHTER STRAITS TIMES ASSEMBLY REPORTERS: Singapore, Fri. 'Even open talk and encouragement to troops to take over the country* Dr. Lee J)R. LEE SIEW CHOH, leader of the Barisan Sosialis,4,052 words
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Miscellaneous210 1962-07-14 8 Li 9 t Abnvr II, f At Capp Cf ASQfyL^ B Fiti^ N S\ y^W./'^HUTA HONOR HOPE.ITHAINTUMAMERICANJ A \3nH*»i .IT 1 Pm§OM,BETO-Bur \m^[ TO HAVE HIM J rSAVTHIS-BUr-HAIU'TTMIcr I V. IS TH' 4AW SEEN HiSPIttHIR /-SJJS^ VISIT FLEA-BIT T > A PEE-KOOLSAR. VrfAV TO^A J PRESIDEMT ff JL~ AN IW^210 words
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Article, Illustration1612 1962-07-14 10 HOWARD BYGRAVE - HOWARD BYGRAVE A PHONE CALL.. .A WALK OF 159 PACES. ..AND FATHER BORYNSKI DISAPPEARS- NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN BY Among all the unsolved mysteries of missing persons in recent years, none has more sinister undertones than the case of Father1,612 words
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Advertisement162 1962-07-14 10 wT^^wHß FWi 8188 You sec him everywhere, in the best restaurants, frequenting the most exclusive night spots, always well-dressed, always the pivot of activity, commanding respect and attention wherever he goes. That man can be you. A-> a member of the Diners' Club, every door is opened wide to you;162 words
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Advertisement260 1962-07-14 10 ONLY ON mil Jnillii®®© 13 JETS^ ACROSS THE PACIFIC TO THE U.S.A. AND YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM 4 DIFFERENT PAN AM JET ROUTES Pan Am's exclusive Great Circle route Francisco, Portland and Seattle. Or If lets you fly to California via Tokyo. San you like, you can fly one of260 words
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Article, Illustration344 1962-07-14 11 EEBa AFTER DINNER, A PANTUN ON MALAYSIA... SOON THE GUESTS WERE ON THEIR FEET, CALLING FOR MORE... Tun Razak meets the Ko Dancing Sisters SINGAPORE, Friday. Singapore multi-millionaire, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, was uneasy. The dinner had been hastily arranged. And his guests of honour were344 words
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Advertisement124 1962-07-14 11 THE IDEAL HOME FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HOCK SENG GARDEN 6i M.S. DUNEARN ROAD (bukit timah rd.) SINGAPORE HIGH -CLASS RESIDENTIAL AREA SPACIOUS ROOMS WITHIN EASY REACH OF TRANSPORT SERVICES MODERN SANITATION I "-i_r ■A* hi Jk t All ADI C w* iJl^ WßHaaiJiialM l HPaHlaHlflßiJHlflßi j IfIMaaHHMHMH J124 words
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Article120 1962-07-14 12 -BY THE MAN WHO TRACKS DOWN THE 1 OFFENDERS KHALWAT, or "close proximity," is Malaya's latest household phrase. It refers to illicit relations between unmarried couples an offence under Islamic law Who is the man who tracks down the offenders and brings them to book? How does he operate?120 words
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192 1962-07-14 12 SINGAPORE, Friday. RESTRICTIONS on rice export from Singapore imposed in May were relaxed yesterday because of the "improved rice stock position" in the state. Announcing the relaxation, the acting Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports, Mr. A. V. Cordeiro. said in a192 words
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Article110 1962-07-14 12 Two unions boost membership KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A big Jump in the membership of the National Union of Plantation Workers and the National Mining Workers' Union of Malaya by 13,000 and 5.00Q respectively in the vast three months has been recorded. The Trade Unions Registry report for the second quarter110 words
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1400 1962-07-14 12 SEOW: YOU MENTIONED ALL THE BAD POINTS, NONE OF THE ADVANTAGES SINGAPORE, Friday 'You're a dictator surrounded by a general council of union yes-men* TROWN Counsel, J Mr. Francis T. Scow, today told Mr. Lim Seek Kian, former president of the1,400 words
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Article49 1962-07-14 12 SINGAPORE. Fri Lim Chwee Poh. whose husband. Hu Chine Swee. a clerk, left her soon after their marriage, was granted a decree nisi In the High Court dissolving her marriage on the grounds of desertion. The decree is to be made absolute in three months.49 words
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Article60 1962-07-14 13 2n W»r4m lit (Minimum, THE FAMILY OF the late Chen Hua Yeow thanks friends and relative! for condolences, wreaths and presence at his funeral on <>;-i>2 In Muar. MRS. TAN AH HUNG and Family thank all relatives and friends for their messages of condolence, wreaths, ssslstance and attendance at60 words
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Obituary34 1962-07-14 13 U Horrf. lit (Minimum) IN MEMORY of Isaac P. Jesudlan died H 7 til You fell asleep without good-bye but memories of you will never die. Fondly remembered by wife and children.34 words
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Article634 1962-07-14 13 A year ago when the Rubber Research Institute sponsored a conference of planters we remarked that there was probably no R.R.I, official who could remember the last occasion of this sort. Of course the planters are in touch with the R.R.I. in one way or another all634 words
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Article396 1962-07-14 13 Discussion of the expansion of the Federation's armed forces has been proceeding quietly since the Tengku's visit to London last year for a first exchange of opinions on the Malaysian concept. Agreement was reached on the future of the Singapore naval base, or rather on its continued396 words
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Article195 1962-07-14 13 Danger has not left Algeria, but it is possible to say that the situation is better than it looked a week ago. The clashes in Or an two days after independence, in which nearly a hundred Algerians were killed, could easily have set the torch to emotions elsewhere.195 words
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Article, Illustration1191 1962-07-14 13 NORA BELOFF - NORA BELOFF POLLS SHOW 40 PER CENT AGAINST from BRUSSELS, Fri. ALTHOUGH official London is solemnly approving 4ast week's demonstrative cuddle between de Gaulle and Adenauer as a Happy symbol of Franco-German reconciliation, there is no doubt that at the lower level1,191 words
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Advertisement994 1962-07-14 13 CLASSIFIED ADS. ore's Sill (Minimum) HOBBS To Anne and .Neal a touchier, Pauline Lesley, at Kuala Lumpur on Uta July. Both well TAN To Lilac and Beng Lew on 13th July a son Brother for Rentier and MKhelle. Thanks to Doctor and Btan° at Gleneaiile* I* Hor**! Si* (Minimum LIVESEV994 words
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Advertisement85 1962-07-14 13 Technical Books Principles of Refngerotion by Dossot 543.00 Modern Refngerotion Air Conditioning by Althouse Turnquist 37. 50 Modern Air Conditioning Heoting ond Ventiloting by Corner etc. 40.00 Fluorescent Lighting Manual by Amick SO.OO High Quality Sound Reproduction by James Moir 37.00 Electricol Power by Storr 15.00 Mam Practice by Corr85 words
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Advertisement55 1962-07-14 13 3IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIItIIIMIIIIIIIIC]IIIHIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIMIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIg CITROEN for DEPENDABILITY I I I mm i > /J^< fidulW V \f ENGLISH 59.875.00 FRENCH 58.720.00 i I I SOLE AGENTS:— j THE EASTERN AUTO CO., LTD. I 185, Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore -9. Telephone: *****/6 if =E Represented throughout the Federation. SIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIICJIIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIItJIIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIiIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIuFor style comfort and durability Wear CROCODILE55 words
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Article, Illustration499 1962-07-14 14 CHANG YEN FOOI - CHANG YEN FOOI AN APPROACH TO WORLD BANK, BRITAIN, OTHER' COUNTRIES— AND NO PROBLEM ABOUT INCOME TAX, SAYS MINISTER TAN By Kuala Lumpur, Friday r p HE World Bank, Britain and other countries are to be asked for "substantial' financial assistance so that the proposed499 words
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Article54 1962-07-14 14 ALOR STAR. Fri. T h c president of the Kedah Muslim League. Mr. M. S. Abdul Salam. has sent a letter to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, wishing him "luck and every success in your Malaysia mission." The letter pledged the league's unanimous supoort54 words
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Article36 1962-07-14 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Professor Robert Ho of the University of Malaya will speak on "Environment, man and development In Malaya' 011 July 20 at 8 15 p.m In the Arts Lecture Theatre "A36 words
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122 1962-07-14 14 Assistant steward deserts navy ship SINGAPORE. Fri Norman Andrew Claxton. an assistant steward of a Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship. Dleaded guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today to deserting the Tldesurge. at the H.M Dockyard yesterday The charge was framed under the Admiralty Ordinance. Claxton. the court wa* told, collected122 words
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Article35 1962-07-14 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister for Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddln, will be guest speaker at the July luncheon meeting of the National Union of Journalists, Malaya, at the Federal Hotel on Monday.35 words
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Article, Illustration115 1962-07-14 14 SOLDIERS HOME FROM CONGO COOL OFF THE aftermath of yesterday's "welcome home" ceremony in Kuala Lumpur for the latest batch of Malayan soldiers to return after completing their tour of duty in the Congo. The official parade at the Merdeka Stadium is over, and some115 words
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Article187 1962-07-14 14 KUCHING, Friday. 'PHE Sarawak Government has rejected claims foi A pay increase put up by the Sarawak Government Asian Officers' Union on the ground that the country cannot afford it. I The union has asked for a minimum Increase of $50 a month which187 words
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Article43 1962-07-14 14 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A -ttle village school on Pulau Tekong, an Island three miles off Singapore, has been destroyed by fire. The sfhool comprising one room with 38 primary student*— is a branch of the Island's Chung Kwang School.43 words
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Article35 1962-07-14 14 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Dr. Yeo Chwee Kirn. a veterinary officer at the Ministry of National Development, left today by air to attend the FAO/WHO International training centre course in slaughterhouse management at Copenhagen35 words
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Article26 1962-07-14 14 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Legislative Assembly today passed without debate a resolution to exempt from income tax all contributions to .the Federation's National Monument Fund26 words
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Article57 1962-07-14 14 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police raided a house in Jalan AM. off Paya Lebar Road, last night and rounded up seven men believed to be responsible for a series of burglaries. Two of the men are to De charged In court tomorrow The other five h»v> been detained57 words
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Article28 1962-07-14 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Mr. T. Ariarajah. 27. formerly a Singapore magistrate was admitted today to the Federation Bar by the acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice28 words
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Article336 1962-07-14 14 KRISHNA MOORTHV - KRISHNA MOORTHV From Nam Delhi, Fri. r IKE peanuts being poured frojn a can by a grocer. hundreds of watches were poured out from a tin by customs men a New Delhi court wab told yesterday. i The watches were exhibits! In a smuggling case336 words
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134 1962-07-14 14 rKYO Fri.— A spokesman for the Japanese Foreign Ministry said today Japan had "no legal obligation" to comply with demand for compensation for Malayans who worked on the construction of the Siam-Burma railway during World War Two Toe spokesman was commenting on reportsReuter - 134 words
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Article219 1962-07-14 14 BANK AND STAFF AGREE ON BONUS OINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Bank Employees' Union and the Lombard Bank (Far East) Ltd. and Lombard Acceptance (Malaya) Ltd. have settled a dispute over the terms of bonus payment to the staff. The dispute arose after the union applied to the Industrial Arbitration Court219 words
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Advertisement69 1962-07-14 14 Jai i^^^ FLY W p THE AIRLINE OF SWITZERLAND F WORLD-WIDE 5 y WEEKLY CONVAIR 990 CORONADO JET FLIGHTS in co-operation with SAS from BANGKOK TO THE FAR EAST. MIDDLE EAST EUROPE with e«»»«ni«nt connections from all key cities in South lost Asio. Contoct Your Trovel Agent or: SWISSAIR Sinaapore:69 words
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Advertisement150 1962-07-14 14 FINE FOODS It's Simply Wonderful fc-.i%L^ ftr those or SALT-RESTRICTED l^*f?^| 2 Nntradiet Labels to choose from -1 RED LABEL BLUE LABEL U»dtr Nytrjdut «ed Nutr*d<ct Blyc Üb«< i»Lilml «r* flMIt «ujl.ty {lud f .,.b1.». frails md juicn »o which Suorrl. PW.I.M «O«. m MW <»lor.c WHtaMr, it jddtd lie*150 words
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Miscellaneous502 1962-07-14 14 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICE: SERVICE: 41.7 metres 41 metre* A.M 6.00 Time Signal. Nega- MEDIUM wtvr rfrvi™ ra-ku. News Headlines; 605 4-s "1 f, ICB: Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendez- b metre voile With Music; 7.30 Time Sig- AM 800 Qcod Mornmg, tt.ol nal. News; 7.35 Brenlcfast502 words
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Article, Illustration585 1962-07-14 15 ORAN. Friday Oran gives a hero's welcome to Ben Bella fUMULTUOUS crowds yesterday gave Mr. Mohammed Ben Bella, the dissident Vice-Premier in the Algerian Provisional Government, a hero's welcome to Oran. About 100.000 Muslims cheering and clapping amid a forest of green and white Algerian flagsReuter; UPI - 585 words
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Article49 1962-07-14 15 JAKARTA. Fri— The Inhabitants of Tanah Merah in West New Guinea forced the gates of their loral prison and freed captured Indonesian guerillas held there. Jakarta newspapers reported today Tanah Merah i.s on the Digul River, close to the border of Australian New Guinea. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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198 1962-07-14 15 NEW DELHI. Friday. 'PHE Indian Cabinet held a special session yester- day to discuss the position of the Indian Army outpost in the remote Galwan valley of Ladakh. which is surrounded by Chinese trooDS It Is understood the Cabinet discussed possible steps to defend198 words
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Article32 1962-07-14 15 People My the stjrt have taken over. They're not stars, they're not even professionals. They're personalities pretending to be star*. actress Joan Crawford (Hiking in Hollywood ut the film capital's troubles.32 words
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Article27 1962-07-14 15 HONG KONG. Fri. Hong Kong will be the site for the first Asian Festival In which musicians from South East Asian countries will take part.27 words
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105 1962-07-14 15 PRETTY COPS— A TOURIST DRAW PLAN IN JAPAN rnOKYO. Fri. tourists to JL Nara, one of Japan's ancient cultural centre* and former capital, may be led about by pretty policewomen if the Nara Prefectural Police Agency's present recruiting campaign succeeds The authorities decided to recruit 10 policewomen who, they said,Reuter - 105 words
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Advertisement370 1962-07-14 15 AKAI TAPE RECORDER Rtf>cO rcte^ \WW^F F maWW M 4& .fl3 MODEL IVI-S ■r x Versatile 4 track stereo^H H tape recorder with a Ki* lMiui2l i multitude of advanced I < .^TmBMJ[ I features: '4 track stereo I* i ft record play. 4 track —I j monaural record play370 words
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Advertisement161 1962-07-14 15 the world's completely automatic calculator FACIT CAI-13 B^B^^Tr^ißfT^BfJt^^^^&^BM J You'll find one in tha most efficiently-run offices. Sotvea all arithmetical problem* with only 10 setting keys. So silent, you can calculate* while you phone. Beautiful design. Made of the finest Swedish steel. East ant-hand oprrntinn Leaible. eata-10-nnd tlamrtt FaHam»w*n.HaUtlmm tatter161 words
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Advertisement361 1962-07-14 16 VAUXHALL VICTOR continues unchanged for 1963 VAUXHALL MOTORS HAVE ANNOUNCED Examine the Victor carefully as soon as possible. THAT THE CURRENT VAUXHALL VICTOR Then get behind the wheel and let good design and MODELS WILL CONTINUE IN THEIR PRESENT quality speak for itself. FORM THROUGH 1963. And the high performance361 words
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Letter420 1962-07-14 17 MR. OGLE, in* his capacity as headmaster of Anderson School. Ipoh, expressed concern and is nonplussed as to why qualified and experienced teachers continue to leave the profession in such alarming numbers. As a member of the teaching profession. I might perhaps be able to enlighten Mr.420 words
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513 1962-07-14 17 DESPITE THE PERKS, IT IS HARD NEROUS WORK MR. OGLE'S speech on "teachers and the lure of double pay" (S.T. July 7), certainly demonstrates that the teaching profession is not what it used to" be. Mr. Ogle is surprised that even though a person has undergone a period of training,513 words
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Letter185 1962-07-14 17 I>r is hoped that we are going to get the Cobalt Bomb, promised by Canada for free, and as soon as possible. I have known cases of cancer needing deep Xray therapy or radiotherapy to have waited for up to two months for their turn when185 words
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Letter67 1962-07-14 17 I FINISHED my training as a teacher in December 1960. I am still waiting to be paid the arrears of salary due to me for the period January 1961 to March 1962. The long delay is causing me untold hardship as I have many commitments to meet. It67 words
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Advertisement173 1962-07-14 17 A -pp T7rY| 1 M Bj aflSpaal fel^^^' I wSfm Vjt^ B^BM^kV ■KSR& aaaa Baaav aaaV aaam. \l I Nil fco V B^tft l4 %iakV aaaaaa»^^*M .^aaaal laaaM -XJ V ~r "V B^^H^am laaaW^f A /^^^a^ SaaaaKfi ft aaiM iaaVm B^liaaaaaaa/aV I »^#«pß paaaaaaW ibbbbEl- BBBBBBBBaaI pbbbUT S* J"dl '^aaal173 words
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Advertisement288 1962-07-14 17 I WON'T WAIT A MINUTE LONGER FOR A G.E.C. CEILING FAN Whan the weather is hot and humid. lt's a simple job ie «c« your nearest electrical shop and ask them to Install a CEC Ceiling Fan. Make sure it's a CEC lan— top quality, proved reliability- the Can you'll288 words
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Miscellaneous263 1962-07-14 17 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Jashmyd gloried and 1. Be withdrawn from 23. (He's deep (Fitzgerald) (I). fit for It!) (6). 8 All-male set heading for in5. The pieasure-ground Is In- ertia (10). eluded in the display (8). 12. Dwindle to nothing in front 9. Sea-pilot resolved to loot (8).263 words
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Advertisement1530 1962-07-14 18 l^aii^B^Bß gf^^ga^gt^it^a^iaH <Wsl- a^LftißH Tf UVERPOOL I WEST COAST UK. Dm Sport Sail P. Sham Pinang PELEUS liverpeal, Dublin, Glasgow li Pt Jiiy it Mly 17 ANTCNOI M semes. Lftai, Oubhn Urn. 11 Mly II Jily 11/10 Jaty 20 NESIOR Havre, liftrptai, Glasgow Mly 21 Jaly 24 Jlly JS/21 Jlly1,530 words
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Advertisement1389 1962-07-14 18 nlfrJmfl''{ VH t y f\ m l i'({'lwM THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS 10 GINOA, U HAVRE. HAMBURG, UEMEN, ANTWERP, i ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, QUO. GITItENtlUrG AND COPENHAGEN. /^~>m\ S'pora P. S'ham Penang KAfiCXiM -falstria- i) n/n iiti m/umi 21/27 mii niai|^ "MMA a) M Ml/ 4 tat 5/ J Aa|1,389 words
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Advertisement1543 1962-07-14 18 5© W IST mXT^W If Tf 1^ W M Jta i\y JL li Jlsil Jtj EXPRESS ttRVICE TB LBHBBO). UVERPBBL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'oori P. SIMM Pmaag BENVORLICH- L'pMl, B'men, H'burg, R'daa MPf Jlly 10 Mly 17/11 DEHATTBH (H) H'aarg. L'Oaa, R'daa. M'bro Mty 10/21 Jaty 24/21 Mly 20/ i1,543 words
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Advertisement919 1962-07-14 18 McAUSTER <k CO., LTO. W«w FCrU Bl.t.BßigalAM UMB fj> BXAVBNBJM UMB HAVRE. LJXODON, HAMOURG, ROTTERDAM. LOS AHBELES, SAN FRANCISCO, MIOCtESBROUCH. UATTLE. VANCOUVER 1 PORTUNO. CHI SF LEERS Acceptioi cjrjo tit Ceitral 1 Soatl S*pon P. Sham Pining «nnc»iiiiiiiir S.4MI/Tfltff IVUMy II Mty P sUii IW.I I«WML ROTTERBAJI. MPMIBf, 14/21 Jal.919 words
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Article216 1962-07-14 18 AUGUST first grade rubber buy*r* f.a.l). closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore yesterday at 77i cents per Ib.. up 1| cents on yesterday's closing price. The tone \va» *t*ady aunt S.C.C.R.A. cloning prices In cent* par Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt t.o.h buyers 78). sellers216 words
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Article76 1962-07-14 18 THE Malayan tiahange Banks' Aimeiatlen made these changes In its rates to merchants yesterday < all rates •i $100): Sailing TT sr 0O ready: Swim Franc* 140|: Franoh Franc* IS9I: ■•Igian Franc* 1616: Holland CulMsrt IIT: Dauticn* Mark* 12VJ Italian Lir* *****. On tbe fxthann* m jrhtt in76 words
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384 1962-07-14 18 From Our Market Correspondent r\NCE again yesterday U the Malayan Stock Exchange was characterised by a dwindling amount of business. As the week has passed there has been a daily constriction in business most probably due to the uncertainty overhanging the market as the384 words
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Article22 1962-07-14 18 Malayan Stock Indices July 12 Julvl3 IndnstriaU: 168.21 168.34 line.: 282.54 281.62 f rabbers: 172.16 172.16 Jan. 1 1958 100.22 words
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Article916 1962-07-14 18 .UUSINESS on the Malayan D Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday wlih the number of deals in brackets: Industrial*: Dunlops $1.73 OL, (1.000) $1.73, (1.0O0) $172; CTS. ords. (1.000) 80s.: Eaat Smelting (1 000) $2.<«3: P. and N. Olds (3,000) $2 80- Gammon (1.000) $1.87 D: M. Cement916 words
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237 1962-07-14 18 HTOE Straits tin price continued to advance and x with a further gain of $2.75 was taken up to $442.75 on an offering of 255 tons. In London overnight tin prices rose about £2 per ton In moderate dealings. Sellers are reserved and237 words
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Article276 1962-07-14 18 llflTH better than expected overTT seai advices, the Federation Rubber Market opened a shade higher than Thursday's closing leveis and moved higher as trade buying lound sellers scarce. September widened slightly and was done at three-quarters 01 a cent discount to August. Lower sheet interest was276 words
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Article94 1962-07-14 18 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Prt. T^HE firm trend In quiet trading industrial share.. A..0.G. Improved In an Irregular Oil section. Two new oU lssue^-Amalw-mated Petroleum and Farmont Drillrrs-first quoted today opened below their issue price of 2s. Baae metals were Steady and loans were Steady. r>«^ 7i.» «-..,n» v. ni^ urn94 words
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Article156 1962-07-14 18 SHIPS lying alwigiHf* HM SlnCts«r* wharva* tttlay art: Cambodi* 42/43. Horyu Maru 6, Brad* 4/8. lielwa, Maru 13/14. Hoko Maru 8/9. Mcanhlsan Maru 15/16 Telko Maru 25/2«. Nlcooline Maenk 29/30, Van 2 2im- BmM *°/n- Leton« rt«ii! Arooda. sapum, con*Ardenode. Kulangsu. Tails. Be. Asa- satona. Aniok. Kunak,156 words
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Article137 1962-07-14 18 July 13. Three months (OFFICIAL QUOTATION!) F. at N. 12 eta. Cold Store «id. M. Box 13 ct* Steamship 9 rli. Breweries 26 eta. 8. Times 20 ets. 8. Darby 4 id. 8. Traders 25 ct*. W. Jack* 10 it*. Uniteera 10 eta. Robinson 9 cti. MININGS A.137 words
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Article119 1962-07-14 18 CHINISI Produe* EMhang* llnjipor. n«on pricit per ploul ytlUrday: Csesnut til: bulk $37 •ell«r«. drum (40 sellers. C*pr«: July S29i buyers, |28| tellers Pateer: Muntok white Jt.VJ nellem. Mnwak white |147| .idlers, apcclml Sarawak Mack fllO teller*. umponi buck SII2J sellers. ABTA SL22t Mllcra Sinaatwr* Capra Aiiicntitn 4119 words
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Article31 1962-07-14 18 July 13 RI'BBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 771 cents (up 12 cents). K.L.: H| cents (up 11 cents). TIN: $442 75 (up $2.75). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up 5 tons).31 words
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Article449 1962-07-14 18 T"HE last dealing day x for July passed without fireworks and although the premium held at one cent, pro-fit-taking predominated rather than shortcovering, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market survey. The Russian purchases for July were confirmed at around 23.000 tons and449 words
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Advertisement1039 1962-07-14 18 HBESH y\ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Pacific. Atlantic tit Cretl LattttM Strvio* El* £U fla El* S'oori I" S'»*m H'lui* i. Anttftt N.York Clavtlano "Utjikjjm Mart" H/11 Jill 1/1 U*M I Sttt IS Stfi I Bet "KtarUwa Mara" M 1 Stti 4/ S St»T 14 Stpt 4 Oct II1,039 words
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Advertisement752 1962-07-14 18 Penani P. Sham S'oor* ETA/ETO EU HO ETA/ETO FBOM CALCUTTA. MABBAS, BAN6BON 1 BJAMRTAi S.S. "ARIANA" for Hongkong, Osaka. Naioya a Yokohama 14/1* FRBM BOMBAY, KARACHI I COCHIN: M.V. "STATE OF BIHAR" (or Hong Hong, KoM. Moji, Osaka. Nagoya I Yokohama July It/11 My 11/11 >*1 1*717 FROM JAPANESE PORTS:752 words
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Advertisement335 1962-07-14 18 ROAD CLOSURE It MILESTONE SEMPAN ROAD RAUB The timber bridge No 2/7 at H Milestone Sempan Road will be closed for repair from 18th to 25th July 1962 between the hours of 7.00 pjn. each night and 6.00 a.m. the following morning. STATE ENGINEER. PAHANG. V SUNDRYSHOP AT TRAFALGAR HOME335 words
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Advertisement1076 1962-07-14 19 NOTICES I NOTICE BANKKI PT( V ORDINANCE (CBAPTEK 11) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPOREIn Bankruptcy No. IN of 1962 RE: TEO ENG TENG 1 1- ormrrly a partner of Chop Eng Huat). EX PARTE: CHI'A KIM SAN trading as Chua Kirn San C«.1,076 words
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Advertisement548 1962-07-14 19 (Continued from Page 12) SITUATIONS VACANT !0 Worda SS (Min.)— Box SO eta. axtrm BOX A494S S.T. Spore position ailed. Applicants thanked. BOX ASB2 8.T., K.L. Position filled. Applicants thanked FIRST CLASS LADIES Hairdresser and beautician for European Salon. King 3V963. (Spore) DRAFTSMAN REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY preferably with some experience. Write548 words
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Advertisement1008 1962-07-14 19 SITUATIONS VACANT 2* Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box SO eta. mxtrm SWIMMING INSTRUCTRESSES Required. Morning Clsssos in August. Early Afternoon Classes later. Apply P.O. Box No. 2474 S'por*. TRAINED LADY TEACHER for Lower Secondary Classes tn Aided Girls' School Third Term. Moat be able to teach Maths., g»«»i aad Art. Salary1,008 words
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Advertisement929 1962-07-14 19 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE U Wmrda SS (Mi*.)— Box M cts. extra OVERLOOKING ORCHARD ROAD new freehold doable storey terrace bouse four bedrooms Ideally located high elevation Mount Elizabeth Behind Fitxpatrlck Superman. *****. (Spore). DISTRICT TEN Largo Modern Bungalow partly furnished Large garden, large lounge and dinging rooms, seven bedrooms,929 words
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Advertisement1060 1962-07-14 19 TRAVELS TOURS M irersts U (Mi*.)— Box It eta. AUTUMN JAPAN OVERLAND Tour leaving 16th September 1982 by ■Banthla' 8870 Anglo French Travel Bureau. Adelphl Hotel. Telephone *****, Singapore. JAPAN CNERRV BLOSSOM Overland Tour April 1983 rousdtnp by folly alrcondiuonad famous luxury liner. Book now Anglo French Travel Bureau, Adelphl1,060 words
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Advertisement1146 1962-07-14 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word* $S (Ml*.)— Sox SO eta. txtrm WOLSELEY 4/44 1954 with radio and fan used as spare car only 51.800.U0 0.n.0. Telephone (Spore) SCS2O Lee after 2.30 p.m. MARVIUITTI (1*80) Teacher owner food condition $1100.00 0.n.0. View at 174 Joo Chiat Terrace B'pore (IS) between 2.001,146 words
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Advertisement1070 1962-07-14 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Wmrda SS (Ml*.)— Box SO et*. txtrm 1941 F/TAUNUB 12M, Flat 600. 1980 Minor 1000, IS3* Borgward T.S. 1968 BUnea. V/Wagen, F/Prefect 1957 Austin A6tf 1966 K/AnKtla, AM Verkia UmmmL 0/ Rekord, 1955 F/Prefecl. M/Mlnor, Austin A3u. Vauxhall. 1954 Fordaoo/8/ Wagon, F/Zepbyr, F/Popular, 1963 M/Uxford, iwa1,070 words
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Advertisement763 1962-07-14 19 AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) M Wsras U (Mi*.)— Box M txtrm LADIM CHILORINB Hats la Stock or masi to ordrr. Blocking. dyeing, cleaning a speciality. Salon Nsvr Yorker, 37, Stanilunl Koad, B'porc SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Word* S* <Ml*.)—t/mx tO el*, txtrm JEWILLERV from Lea Onn, a better value for your763 words
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Advertisement881 1962-07-14 20 ANNOUNCEMENT The United Arab Republic Broadcasting Service irom Cairo lihm the pleasure to draw the at- < teutlon of its listeners in the Feueiauon of Malaya that DroKrammes In Malayan language is> broadcasted from Cairo at present on a short wave service of "16.75 metres: XC *****" from 11 a.m.881 words
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Advertisement205 1962-07-14 20 NO I ICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA S6U.OOV.UOU CM Registered Sleek Sll'-IWH/"*. Notice us nereoy given that the rransier Register ot the abovementioned Loan will be closed from 18th to 31st July. 1962. both days inclusive, for the preparation ol Interest Warrants. Registrar of Public Debt BANK NEOARA TANAH MELAYU KUALA205 words
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Advertisement816 1962-07-14 20 NOTICES I NOTICE Malayan Commeicial Agencies, Ltd. (Travel Agenu.). federal Hotel Building. Kuala Lumpur announce the appointment of: Haji Abdul T. Jalany bin Hajl Hassan a.s Sales Manager, wltn efiect from 16.7.62. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from 6th July. 1962. the following salesmen:— MR. S VBNU816 words
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Advertisement952 1962-07-14 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j APPLICATIONS are Invited i from Federal Citizens lor appointment as TEMPORARY MALAY 'TRANSLATORS (Division III) on I 1 1 a month to month basis in the office of Parliament Salary scale: S3lO x 14 464 484 x 19 636 pm 1 1 plus Cost of Living Allowance952 words
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Advertisement454 1962-07-14 20 NOTICES NOTICE i Mr. Yap Ngan Chew alias Yap Male Kok u> no longer in our employ and is not autnoiised to transact business or collect monies on our beoalf. SOON TECK FINANCE CO. <M» LTD. NOTICE SHARIK AT PERMUUALAN KhBAMiS VAN LIMITED It is hereby notified that the SECOND454 words
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Advertisement457 1962-07-14 20 TENDERS 1 J.K.R. PERLIS TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class 'E' and above J.K R. Contractors will be received at the office of the Jututera Negeri. Kedah dan Perils at Alor Star up to 3.00 p.m. of the 23ED July. 196'! for the construction of a Fisheries Quarters-Cum-Office and a Store457 words
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Advertisement327 1962-07-14 20 TENDERS WAR DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited lor RUBBER TAPPING RIGHTS over approx. 140 acres at AIRFIELD CAMP. SUNGEI PATANI. KEDAH. Further particulars and Tender Forms can be obtained from War Department Lands Office c/o O-P-O. Taiplng. Closing date for Tenders will be 27th July. 1962. PAHANG J.K.R. TENDER327 words
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Advertisement401 1962-07-14 20 TENDERS TENDERS from Contractors registered with P.W.D. Singapore in Class "E" and above under Head IV will be received at the Public Works Department. High Street, Singapore In Tender Box No: I up to noon of me 27tn .Jim INK, Supply, Delivery and loloadlnjr of Granite Dust during the year401 words
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351 1962-07-14 21 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP BY Singapore, Friday JAZZ SINGER, Woodcote Lady and Cheers did outstanding gallops at Bukit Timah this morning on a track softened by rain in the small hours. Jazz Singer (apprentice Pat Phoon) did 3f in 37 2/5. A noted mudlark he351 words
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182 1962-07-14 21 TENNIS Layer in Irish tourney final DUBLIN, Fri. Rod Layer, Australian bolder of the Wimbledon title, reached the final of the men's singles in the Irish open lawn tennis championships here yesterday. He beat Chris Crawford (United States) 6-1, 13-11. 7-5 in the semi-finals. Layer took only 11 minutes toReuter - 182 words
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Article247 1962-07-14 21 K^nHHH THROON, Fri. Arnold Palmer, 32, American holder of the title, took a clear two-stroke lead at the halfway stage of the British Open golf championship here yesterday. Palmer added a recordequalling 69 to his nrst round 71 to total 140. The pace he has247 words
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Article131 1962-07-14 21 New World wins again for Shaw CLNGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Ruume Shaw's New World, the former Amusement Park, champion sprinter in Malaya, returned to a racecourse at Salisbury on July 10 tor the first time fti two years and was an easy winner at 7 to 1. New World now nine-year-old.131 words
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Article257 1962-07-14 21 I ONDON. Fri. England v Test men Ted Dexter and Freddie Trueman were the stars in the first-class cricket matches yesterday. Dexter gave a great allround performance for Sussex at the Oval, and paceman Trueman was in devastating form with the ball for Yorkshire against NottinghamshireReuter - 257 words
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Article39 1962-07-14 21 HONO KONO. Fri. The Japanese table tennis team whicli toured China, last night beat a Hong Kong selection 8-3 In their first match here. They won l») in the men's events and 3-1 In the women's. Reuttr.Reuter - 39 words
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1590 1962-07-14 21 CCEPTORS and riders at Bukit Timah tomorrow: Race l: 2.o— Class l Div. 2— 6£ 1 Civic Centre <K.Y. Lim) Daniels. 4 9.0 Maynard 10 2 0 UK dv \ent iVcnl Vici St.) Allan. 5 8.13 Smith 4 3 ***** Marigold <Pil St.)1,590 words
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Advertisement129 1962-07-14 21 NOW AVAILABLE IN KELANTAN lana/rsed ft limber HICKSON'S TIMBER PRESERVATION (M) LTD. extend their BEST WISHES TO CHIN HUA SAWMILL CO. LTD. on the occasion of the OFFICIAL OPENING of their 'TANALITH' TIMBER IMPREGNATION PLANT AT TANAH MERAH by THE MENTRI BESAR OF KELANTAN [TWIN KIN(SS RALE/GHI RALE/&H For effortless129 words
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395 1962-07-14 22 NEWRECORDS BY ANWAR, GANESAN AT PENANG PENANG, Friday. piVE RECORDS were broken and another equalled 1 on the first day of the Penang Amateur Athletic Association championships at the Technical Institute today. There was keen competition in the' sprints. Anwar Bakar of the Georgetown Secondary School equalled the record of395 words
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Article422 1962-07-14 22 Two records on heavy track A LOR STAR. Pri.— Two records were bettered at the Kedah A.A.A. championships held at Stadium Darul Aman today. Soft ground caused by heavy rain yesterday and this morning made record-breaking impossible in the track event.*. Schoolboy Majid Embi. who *ns expected to set records422 words
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501 1962-07-14 22 gINGAPORE, Fri. M. Jeg a t b esan, Malaya's medal hope at the Asian Games in Jakarta next month, will make a final record-breaking assault at Farrer Park tomorrow before he goes to Kuala Lumpur on Sunday to join the other members501 words
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Article198 1962-07-14 22 Subra breaks Malacca record YTALACCA, Fri.— Three new i»x records were established on the first day of the Malac f, a A A -A- championships which began on the Kubu Stadium today. R. Subramaniam of Prisons clipped 14.9 sec off the old mark when he won the 1.500 metres final198 words
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Article32 1962-07-14 22 LONDON. Fri.— Colin Cowdrey. a candidate for the Engand Test captaincy in Australia, was admitted to hospital at Canterbury today fcr observation. He has been suffering from stomach trouble.32 words
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545 1962-07-14 22 OATO PAHAT, PrL Muar were the champion district at the Jotiore A.A.A. meet held at the stadium here today. Runners-up were Batu Pahat. A total of 11 new records seven in the men's events and four women "s was set up during the afternoon.545 words
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525 1962-07-14 22 NORMAN SIEBEL - Malacca may be 'spoilers' again in south zone NORMAN SIEBEL MALAYA CUP By THE MALAYA Cup competition moves to a high x point of interest this weekend with the south zone match between Malacca and Singapore Joint Services at Kubu Stadium, and on its result may hang the Cups destination525 words
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Article, Illustration111 1962-07-14 22 They will certainly need to take their chances well to beat Lourde.-. and their defence, too. will be under pmn io deny uo.ils to the ke n. fast attack which Malayan international Robert Choc leads .so well. SinKaporc meanwhile nirpi Johore at Jalan Be.snr Stadiun'111 words
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487 1962-07-14 22 IPOH. Frl— Malay College of Kuala Kangsar won both the relay events at the sixth annual Perak Combined schools Inter-zone athletic meet on the Anderson School ground here today. Nine records. Including two by the girls, were established at the meet which487 words
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Miscellaneous186 1962-07-14 22 SPORTS DIARY I sioccn MAL.WA Cl P: Spore v Johore (Jn. Beiar. 5.15) Perils v Perak (Kangnr, 5.15 > CORONATION CIP: Ulu Sgor v Kl. ne DFA <R.i\vuiig>. STORK UIV. 3B: Star Sooceritcb 'A' v Customs <PaiTcr Pki. CRICKET MCA LEAGLK: S gor v Penanß 'XL padang. 11 1; Malacca186 words
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Article141 1962-07-14 23 COLIN IN S'PORE SIDE FOR MALACCA CINGAPORE. Fri.— Singapore will not be at lull A. strength In their vital south T zone match in the Malayan Cricket Association League at Malacca tomorrow. All rounder John Woodhouse has withdrawn Irom the side and batsman Richard Carless was not available for selection.141 words
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Article140 1962-07-14 23 Trials for lifters today SINGAPORE, Fri.— Simapore weiichUifters will attempt to qualify for the Asian Games at the New World Park tomorrow (3 p.m.). Two trialists who are expected to Qiialif y are Tan Howe Liang and Chua Phung Kirn. A SAWLF official said: "We have provi ionaliy fixed a140 words
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545 1962-07-14 23 JAKARTA, Friday. PLEVEN countries have so far registered for events in the Asian Games here next month. They are Malaya, Singapore India, South Vietnam, Iran, Burma, North Borneo. Thailand, the Philippines. Formosa and Indonesia. Malaya athletics, football, tennis, tab* tennis, cycling, basketball, volleyball,Reuter - 545 words
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Article60 1962-07-14 23 MALACCA Fri.— H. Sequerah will captain the Malacca XI against Singapore In the MCA League match at the Malacca Club pa dang tomorrow. Malaccas team: H. Sequerah. Major Pike. U M. J. Dudman. M. C. Sethupathy. Capt. Marshall, dpi. Harrington, B. Nlthianan than, M. C. RuUirapathy, O.60 words
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Article113 1962-07-14 23 MALACCA, Fri. India's hockey team to the Asian Games will arrive in Sinf apore on July 29 and leave for Jakarta on Aug. 12 after playing series of matches in Singapore and the Federation. A C. Durairatnam, vice* president of the MHF, said today he had113 words
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Article, Illustration134 1962-07-14 23 TOLANDA BALAS (above), the world's most speotacular woman athlete, after setting up a British all-comers record of 6ft at London's -White City, hopes to become the first woman to Jump two metres (nearly 6ft 7in). But there is no one else anywhere near her class to provide134 words
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Article344 1962-07-14 23 IPOH. Fn. MALAYA'S "miniature Wimbledon' to be held here for five days beginning on Tuesday, July 24. will cost about $20,000 to organise, including transport and hotel expenses of visiting stars The Malayan open tennis championships, organised for the national body by the Perak344 words
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Article28 1962-07-14 23 BANQKOK. Prl. Eme«rto Miranda (Argentina) won a unanimous decision over Chartchai Laemfapa (Thailand), world flyweight No. 6 contender, in a tenround non-title bout here last night28 words
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Article23 1962-07-14 23 i-tnAnu, ra. Mr. 8. M. Khalld was elected president of the Penang AU-Bluea Rugby Foot, ball Association h»i» last nl«ht. i23 words
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178 1962-07-14 23 MOK SIN PIN - Hoe Beag is home for 'crack' it Games MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE. Fri. Fong Hoe Beng, former Singapore freestyle swimming champion, Is training hard in a bid to gain a place in the Singapore team to the Asian Games at Jakarta next month. Hoe Beng, 20. who Is undergoing178 words
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Article34 1962-07-14 23 WELLINGTON, Frt. New Zealand* team for the world amateur golf team championship for the Elsenhower Trophy In Tokyo nntt October will be Walter Oodfrpy. Stuart Jones, Rose Newdtek and R C. Murray.34 words
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Advertisement335 1962-07-14 23 PLUMROSE COMPETITION PRIZE WINNERS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR MAS. Mrt. M.M. Hemng. 33 j o on S^nton, 484, Broddell Rood. mD j Rood. Leong Kwong Meng, Mr*. Ton Kong Hong, 65, Won Tho Avenue. 9 Jalon Kamuning. Mr*. R.A. Rodrigues, PENANG FloJ 38, Posir Poniong v c V Power Station, Stoff335 words
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Advertisement73 1962-07-14 23 AfOW if GUARANTEE ils^l^fe^Jsl FANS 2 ML WITl\*J^J[H (MALAYA) LIMITED, J WA Sm&APORt-KUAUt LUMPUH-PtNANS— KOU BHABU— IPOH- lOHORE BAHRU iiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiitJMiiiiniiiicjiiiiuiiiiiKJiii iitMiiiiiiiiiicjiin intiimi.After Childbirth take It has no •qual. It la the BEST todsy. PHILIPS L<g\ V 7 r <n F^s*W* i ALL-TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO COMPLETE WITH LEATHER CARRYING CASE POWERFUL73 words
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Obituary38 1962-07-14 24 ARRIOLA At Om-ral Hospital on U-T-tt, Carman, l>< -iuvi <1 wife of Cornello It Arrlola. CortcKe Iravra 6-4 K.-»mnonK Kudo* 4.30 p.m. H 7.62, for Church of our Lady of Perpetual Succour, SlKl>P. and thence to Hidaduii.38 words
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Article69 1962-07-14 24 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Ooh K*M Kunit thank Rev. Lav. relatives an<l friend" for tntir mcmtuice* of condolence, wreaths, scrolls donations, loan of cars, nlKht-vlatts assistance and attendance at the funeral on MR. R THAMPIPILLAV 4.P. and nHi'ill.iv tliank tnrir relative* :ind friend* for their kiml .itt.-nrt'incr.69 words
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Article, Illustration63 1962-07-14 24 I FIRST TO BE BOUNCED BACK BY ORBITING TELSTAR THIS amazingly clear glimpse of the American flag wa.s the first picture to be relayed by the Telstar communications satellite. The experimental picture was received and relayed by the satellite as it whirled over the United States on itsUPI - 63 words
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Article103 1962-07-14 24 NEW DELHI, Fri. The Indian Government has concluded an agreement with Russia to make Soviet supersonic jet engines in India, usually reliable sources said here today. They said an Indian Air Force team which visited Moscow recently was now back in New Delhi afterReuter - 103 words
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Article281 1962-07-14 24 LONDON, m. StocK markeu ended a generally uninteresting week on a quiet note. There has been a complete absence of Incentive and with buyers holding off, prices moved irregularly. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stomp duty were Jonsol 24% £42>4 +1/16 "undlng 4% £90*+ 13/16281 words
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Article23 1962-07-14 24 LONDON, PYi. Buyers £872. sellers £873. Forward buyers £880. sellers £881. Settlement £872. Turnover a.m- 130 tons, pm. 100 tons Tone: Steady.23 words
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Article49 1962-07-14 24 LONDON, Frt Spot 22 \d August 22 11 16 d. Sept. 22% d.. Oct. 22 13 18d.. Oct. Dee 32% d. Jan. Mar. 22 3 .d. April June 22\d.. July /Sept- unquoted, cJ.f I July 22',d. August .22 9/ 16 d. Sept. 22 s d. Tone: Slightly easier49 words
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Article177 1962-07-14 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. REPRESENTATIVES of Malayan newspapers and other mass media today decided in principle to form a national news agency The agency will be a cooperative, non-profit making and independent organisation to promote the free flow of news within the country and true understanding177 words
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Article113 1962-07-14 24 LONDON. Frt. The Pakistan cricket tourists drew iheir match with Lancashire at Old Trafford today. Final scores: Pakistanis 303 and 193-6 dec. Lanes 161-4 dec. end 126-3. Results in other matches: At Bath Worts bt Somerset by 7 runs Wore* 187 and 133. Somerset 106 and 187 Worcs.113 words
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Article23 1962-07-14 24 HOLLANDIA, Fri. Eightyfive Indonesian paratroopers surrendered to Dutch forces on the New Guinea south coast yesterday, the Dutch command announced today.23 words
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Article179 1962-07-14 24 Winston rallies: Coughs less I ONDON. Fri. Sir Winston Churchill rallied during the night, and today his temperature had returned to normal and he was coughing loss, his doctors said here. Yesterday a Middlesex Hospital bulletin said hv had developed a bronchial infection and a temperature the third complication inReuter - 179 words
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224 1962-07-14 24 KLANG, Fri. Fisherman Karpani bin lla.ii Sarwajis. £4. is in hospital here, the victim of a fish be had caught It nearly choked him to death. Karpani was brought to hospital in a police van from Bukit Badon. a village 40224 words
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