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Title Section21 1963-05-15 1 AVIHAi.I HAH V CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times It*"* Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. MAY 13, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 35221 words
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Article, Illustration912 1963-05-15 1 Radar trouble postponement 36-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN ASTRONAUT SPENDS FIVE HOURS IN HIS TINY CAPSULE ATOP GIANT ROCKET BEFORE BIG DECISION A fresh attempt today CAPE CANAVERAL, Tuesday AMERICA'S big space attempt was today dramatically postponed after astronaut Gordon Cooper had spent four hours 55 minutes strapped in hisReuter; UPI - 912 words
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Article54 1963-05-15 1 MANILA. Tups. Fiiipmo labour leaders last night agreed to drop plans for a nation-wide strike and allow the Government to .settle the six-day-old strike at Manila's South Harbour. Earlier. President Mumpagal ordered the removal of all troops 1 from the South Harbour where 3.000 picketing longshoremen54 words
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Article282 1963-05-15 1 From DOUG. LACKERSTEEN: LONDON, Tuesday "p N Abdul Rank and Mr. Tan Slew Sin are believed to have asked for between £!."> million and £20 million aid from Britain over the next five years. Hie Guardian reported today. i The Malayan Minister i made thLs282 words
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Article28 1963-05-15 1 TEHERAN Tups. Severe flood*, rcMiltiiK noni toTentUi! rain in :!><■ past 24 hours h.i\e caused dozens of deutlv- Mid severe damage in many parts of Iran. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article353 1963-05-15 1 MALAYAN BANKING WORK TO RULE SINGAPORE, Tues. *-> Employees of Malayan Banking Ltd., in Robinson Road and its 15 sub-branches in Singapore are now refusing to work overtime. Like 350 employees at four Mercantile Bank branches in the Federation, who continued their work-to-rule today, they object to the present policy353 words
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Article49 1963-05-15 1 JAKARTA. Tues— Between 30 and 40 people were in hospital In the Jakarta suburb of Pasar Rebo suffering from acute smallpox, a local newspaper reported yesterday. It quoted "well -In formed sources." and said it was feared that the disease would spread to other suburbs. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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73 1963-05-15 1 4 hours of water in HK— every other day HONG KONG. Tues. Government today announced a new water supply plan. beginning on Thursday, which will limit supply to fourhour periods every other day. The emergency rationing follows a severe sixmonth drought. The authorities have warned that the production of electricity73 words
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Article51 1963-05-15 1 KUCHING. Tues.— The Sarawak Government today ordtred th.c surrender of all guns and ammunition held by non-natives in the Miri district, in the Fourth Division. Last month, the Government called in all normative held guns in the First, Second and parts of the Third51 words
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Article64 1963-05-15 1 SYDNEY, Tue». About 21.000 dockers will stop work tor four hours In 44 ports throughout Australia tomorrow. The stoDpage is In protest against a decision by Mr. Justice Afchbumer last Wednesday to exclude Sydney and Melbourne from an Australia-aide Interim wage increase ol 2'-d an hourReuter - 64 words
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Article34 1963-05-15 1 JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarno has given the Indonesian Government power to ban foreign and local publications, including newspapers, •■endangering the Interests of the Indonesian State." Antara news agency reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article54 1963-05-15 1 TI'KIN, Tues. Fortr men and women sat down to a 3»i niurv banquet at the 13th annual "national rally of the fat" at Cavour near here. Signorina Margherita f'auda. 28. tipped the scales at 518 Ib. to retain the female championship. LoJfi Cometto. 30, was male ehaiupionReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration685 1963-05-15 1 NELSON RUTHERFURD and; K. BASKARAN - NELSON RUTHERFURD and K. BASKARAN Jabs for all if epidemic spreads: 'Not true Govt was unprepared' By fjONTROLS are to be imposed on all foodslufl's sent from Malacca to other parts of the Federation because of the cholera epidemic. Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, acting685 words
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382 1963-05-15 1 Fist fight started anti-Chinese riots in Java JAKARTA. Tues.— AntiChinese rioting which spread through West and Central Java last week began with a fist tight between an Indonesian and a Chinese student at the technological faculty of Bandoeng University, according to the daily newspaper. Bandoeng News. Six people died inReuter - 382 words
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Article52 1963-05-15 1 COLOMBO lues. ThP Singapore's Vane di-Pertuan NeTara. Inche Yusol bm Ishak tcxii'V left for home in the linei Jambodge after a four-day State visit of Ceylon. Inche Yusof was accompanied by his wife. Puan Noor Aisha. .vith tile Minister for Education Mr. Yong Nvuk Lin.52 words
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Article215 1963-05-15 1 Malaya support for produce pacts I ONDON. rues. Dr. Lim Bwee Ann, Malaya'.s Commerce and Industry Minister, said here today thai Malaya supported the method of stabilising prices ol raw products through commodity agreements, but felt that each commodity had its own basic problems Dr. Lim toid the Commonwealth TradeReuter - 215 words
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Advertisement101 1963-05-15 1 PAYA LEBAR PARK Junction of Upper Wrangoon H4. A Payo lebar Rd Monthly $1 28.30 for 15 1.. '*HM $1 1 .400 fvT -J— i- PRict $24,900 SIN CHEW REALTY LTD. 132. Rochort Road. Spore 7 1-1 ***** ISM I'.ise Four) they now say it's time for a Eg 8101 words
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194 1963-05-15 2 JAKARTA ORDERS BIG CAMPAIGN AGAINST AGREED REFERENDUM JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia is against any legal separatism in West Irian, such as a referendum of self-determina-tion, the Minister of Information, Dr. Ruslan Abdulgani, said here. In a directive to his staff ht ordered an activeReuter - 194 words
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Article, Illustration153 1963-05-15 2 Eleventh hour reprieve for chicf LONDON, Tues.—Nigerian chief Antnony E rons c 1 c Enanoro yesterday obtained an eleventh -hour breathing space in his prolonged legal battle to avert deportation to Lagos to face charges of treasonable felony. Ten minutes before the deadline set by the British Q©vernment. his solicitor.Reuter - 153 words
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202 1963-05-15 2 RUSSIANS PUT OFF TALKS ON THE BIG RIFT MOSCOW, Tuesday. A MEETING of the Soviet Communist Party's cenA tral committee to discuss ideological differences with the Chinese has been put off from May 28 to June 18, the Russian news agency Tass announced j last night, Western observers said thatReuter - 202 words
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Article53 1963-05-15 2 OTTAWA, Tues.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Lester B. Pearson, yesterday pledged Canada's continued 'general support" for India in Its border dispute with Communist China. He gave the pledge to the vtsirtng Indian Minister of Economic and Defence Co-ordination. Mr T. T. Krishnamachari. during a53 words
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Article45 1963-05-15 2 TAIPEH. Tues.— Formosa will soon export 93 chefs versed in different regional specialities of Chinese culinary art to a number of countries. Overseas Affairs Commission Rild yestervv. They will serve in Colombia. Japan. Italy. Congo (Leopoldville) and the United States.— Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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122 1963-05-15 2 THREE GET 10 YEARS' JAIL FOR SABOTAGE JOHANNESBURG, Tues. Three Indians were I jailed for lo years here yesterday for sabotage, i They were Reggie Vandeyar. a waiter, Shirish Nanbhai and Indress Naldoo. both clerks. They had been found guilty of blowing up a toolshed and trying to blow upReuter - 122 words
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185 1963-05-15 2 - DAMASCUS Turn. OYRIA and. Iraq yes- terday turned back to virtually the same Baathlst Party regimes that resigned last week in manoeuvring over the proposed new United Arab Republic. The development foreshadowed new difficulties j for President Nasser In his efforts185 words
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Article, Illustration37 1963-05-15 2 34-25-34 teacher is Miss Ceylon MISS Man -.ilva. Zi-v;ir-ohl i >l teacher, who has bei elected Miss Ceylon iy63. She will ily t-.» Miami. Florida, soon to compete in the Miss I'niversc contest. Hrr measurements: ::i- :.")-::i37 words
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187 1963-05-15 2 ONDON, Tues. The Laotian Government recently complained informally to the Communist North Vietnam ambassador about the presence of North Vietnam troops in Laos, it was learned in diplomatic quarters here today. Prince Souvanna Phouma. the neutralist Prime Minister. I claimed hisReuter - 187 words
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Article35 1963-05-15 2 VIENNA. Tues.— Kiiii; Saud ot Saudi Arabia arrived here unexpectedly yesterday from Riyadh and was Immediately examined at hi* hot«l by Professor Karl Pellinger, a prominent Austrian specialist for internal medicine. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Advertisement195 1963-05-15 2 GOOD i LJ La B FAMILY I i ji i -r j |gq\ 0 p tin J) Mill Hflfc; F UUUU i^^^n jT V i^^^M Looking after Baby and keeping the I^^^B household running smoothly is quite a job, but Mummy keeps happy and P»^ J W wE^K fresh the195 words
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Miscellaneous7 1963-05-15 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby Wa«wv^B*>Hnaß«MMMWl MHM^Wi^a^^MHHMMw^i^MV7 words
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Article, Illustration479 1963-05-15 3 BIRMINGHAM (Alabama), Tuesday. (H)MBAT-EQUIPPED Federal troops ringed riot-torn Birmingham yesterday hut all indications were they would not move into the racially-troubled city as long as local officials kept order. The city, where Negroes rioted after the bombing of a Negro home and a NegroReuter - 479 words
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382 1963-05-15 3 The UN meets to solve cash difficulties I TNITED NATIONS, Tues. The Generay Assembly meets today in special session, the fourth in UN history, to try to solve the UN's financial difficulties. Its deficit by. mid-year Is expected to run to more than US $120 million, resulting principally from theReuter - 382 words
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Article39 1963-05-15 3 SANTA MONICA < Calif ornia Tues. Actor Marlon Brando left St. John's Hospital yesterday after i undergoing treatment for virus attack. He was taken 111 on Friday on the movie set cf "King of the Mountain."— U.P.l.39 words
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Article88 1963-05-15 3 SANTA MONICA. (California). Tues. "Congratulations and hurry home" Charles Miller said to his wife. Betty by long distance telephone after she became the first woman to fly solo rrom California to Australia "We got together by telephone at 7.30 on Sunday morning." Mr. Miller said. "ButUPI - 88 words
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Article154 1963-05-15 3 I ONDON. Tues ij Vincent King. 32. a Uganda farmhand, was held in custody yesterday eh a r g ed with murdering his mother-in-law. Mrs. Phyllis Waugh. 45. her daughters Rosemary. 12, and Mary. 11. and her five-month-old grandson. Romali King. LONDON: Prince Philip must wear glasses154 words
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Article35 1963-05-15 3 ASCAIS (Portugal): Eight foreign tourists were swent into the sea by a huge wave as they were lookins at a clifT called the "Mouth of Hell" yesterday. Five were feared drowned.35 words
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Article, Illustration62 1963-05-15 3 "MOTH ING unusual about a girl accepting a 11 light Except that June Ritchie, young Lanca-shire-born stage and screen actress, is stroking a cigar after lunching at the Caprice in London June is following a new trend, for cigar-smoking is becoming fashionable with the62 words
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327 1963-05-15 3 M LONDON. Tuesday. R. Julian Amery. the Minister of Aviation, said last night that the present situation in the dispute with the U.S. over a new air fares structure was "unacceptable and cannot be allowed to continue." "In incitingReuter - 327 words
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Article51 1963-05-15 3 SANTO DOMINGO. TueK.— The Dominican Government is pulling back troops, tanks and warplane.s from positions along the frontier with Haiti. Defence Ministry sources attributed the pull-back to strong diplomatic pressure from abroad as well as domestic opposition, but emphasised that the armed forces remained "on alert."UPI - 51 words
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Article888 1963-05-15 4 COURT DISMISSES WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS SINGAPORE. Tuesday THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF ILL-TREATMENT: JUDGE J^ WRIT of habeas corpus, taken out on behalf of Chok Koh Thong, a political detainee, now under detention at the Central Police Station lock-up, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Winslow in888 words
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Article137 1963-05-15 4 COLOMBO. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak today expressed the hope that friendship and solidarity of the people of Ceylon and Singapore would last for ever. Speaking at a reception given in his honour by the Ceylon Malaya Friendship League, at the Grand137 words
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Article304 1963-05-15 4 SINGAPORE, Tues THE Second Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that, under the terms of a collective agreement, the employees of S.S. Mubaruk and Brothers Ltd., of Bras Basah Road, should have been paid a bonus of one and three-quarter months' salary on March 15 this year304 words
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73 1963-05-15 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Metro Philharmonic Society Choir will present a choral concert on Sunday at the Victoria Theatre. The programme will include Viennese waltzes by Johann Stauss adapted for chorus and soloists in Chinese. There will also be choral works by three Singapore73 words
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101 1963-05-15 4 One-way traffic flow for Coleman St. SINGAPORE, Tues. Coleman Street between North Bridge Road and Hill Street— has been declared a one-way street. Traffic from Fort Canning, Armenian Street and Hill Street will not be allowed to enter Coleman Street, but must proceed along Hill Street, cut through St. Gregorys101 words
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Article102 1963-05-15 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government today announced that entry from High Street Into the rear access roads behind the Supreme Court and City Hall, and between these two buildings, would be restricted to vehicles authorised to park therein with effect from tomorrow. There would be a similar restricted102 words
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Article199 1963-05-15 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The University of Singapore today announced that the following candidates have passed the Supplementary Examination thereby completing; the Intermediate Examination for the degree of BSc: Boey Keng Wai. Chan Hiang Chla. Chan Keok Sheng. Chan King Zee. Mickey Chan. Miss Ilnda Chong Si Shien. Cliua199 words
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Article210 1963-05-15 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Today's report on Singapore's water situation said that stocks in the im-' pounding reservoirs fell by 42.3 million gallons this morning to 2,307.4 million gallons. This was only 39.1 per cent of the maximum capacity. There was a small gain of 1.287.000 gallons210 words
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Advertisement202 1963-05-15 4 f«fAI,7VJ OPENS TOMORROW! A.M.- 1 30-4 00-6 30 930 P.M. WHEN THE LAW CLAMPED DOWN ON THE UNDERWORLD...ITS THE SHOWDOWN FOR ALL! 20th Century- Fox Present* RICHARD 9*w r PFTFfK P* t"#TOJVTMi "WENS TOMORJHW! J W -d^ < M (SINGAPORE) The Story Of A Girl And The Men Who Led202 words
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Advertisement375 1963-05-15 4 X LAST DAY! lion 1 .-0 «30-t 30 A 9 3Upm Kent TAYLOR lim MONTELL OPENS TOMORROW! 4P. T^l nriTnimi ItmW Stpeh A'J'ivjfijßllP LAST DAY! I Hon. Ijo■4oo- b JO 4 9 JOpm Pier anceu.- Edmund Ptjrdoi whiteSuiveShip -COLORSCOPE OPENS TOMORROW ygmsLrf Summer I Joanne Woodward CINEMASCOPE t s PLUSONSTAGE,t375 words
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Article, Illustration64 1963-05-15 5 TENGKU Puan Besar, Tengku Kursiah, widow of Malaya's first Yang di-Pertuan Agong, and her daughter, the Sultanah of Kedah, Tengku Bahiyah, and Sultan Abdul Halim of Kedah. look at the skyline from the observation tower on top of the Empire State Building inUPI - 64 words
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322 1963-05-15 5 CARRIED INTO HOUSE AND RAPED— GIRL 'Seven armed men blocked my way 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. 1 k GIRL told the First Magistrate s Court today that she was walking along a lane when seven men armed with knives and sticks blocked her way and later carried her into a322 words
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Article235 1963-05-15 5 KU CHI N G, Tues. Seventeen candidates were returned unopposed when nominations closed for elections to five of Sarawak's district councils at the weekend. Ten are Independents, three Party Negara and two each from the Sarawak Alliance and Sarawak United Peoples Party. The elections are to235 words
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136 1963-05-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Hussein, an assistant lecturer at the Agriculture College Serdang said today that there was evidence that Malayan women made good farmers. Inche Hamld. addressing 32 women who are attending a four-day course136 words
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321 1963-05-15 5 IPOH, Tues.— Port Weld on the west coast of Perak, one of the oldest towns in the country. had its first electricity supply connected this evening. The Sultan of Perak inaugurated a $255,000 Central Electricity Board project to light the homes321 words
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Advertisement328 1963-05-15 5 CASH REGISTERS ARE ECONOMICAL trrlultn I Big or mh*M. stores all over Malaysia are RELIABLE <°° n A^ K Registers. Why? BeKJlO|\pniJ cause Anker gives them ITIUUtnII so many advantages— it cuts down work, protects profits and gives an extra printed account of daily transactions. You can always rely on328 words
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Advertisement201 1963-05-15 5 fl Wf*% ■sunshine I (INSIST ON I COLD STORAGE VITAMIN ENRICHED (SUNSHINE BREAD I EVERYTIME 1 i 4i^ Cold Storage Vitamin Enriched Sunshine Bread provides the essential vitamins to keep you fit and strong all day. Hygienically prepared and STAYS OVEN-FRESH LONGER. Look for the New Sunshine Wrapper and be201 words
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Article, Illustration287 1963-05-15 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. |L| AJOR American universities are eager for closer ties with the University of Singapore. Various studies set by these universities have been, put to Professor K. Tregonning, Professor of History of the local university who is due back here on Thursday287 words
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Article54 1963-05-15 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Chew Chong Jin pleaded not euilty today to a charee of cheating Lucy Clioo, or Burma Road, of $5,000 over the tenancy of a house in Owen Road. He is alleged to have received 13.000 from Choo on Feb. 19 ar>d another 52.000 on Feb.54 words
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Article25 1963-05-15 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The newly-appointed hvr-man commission of inquiry on government daily-rated employees will hold its first public session on Thursday at 10 a.m.25 words
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Article123 1963-05-15 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Lee Swee Yoke, son of Mr. Lee Say Thong, who was allegedly kidnapped In January last year, was today discharged in the Sessions Court on a charge of having committed perjury during the preliminary Inquiry Into the kidnapping of his father. The court123 words
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Article, Illustration173 1963-05-15 6 Citizenship: Spore Govt acts on Rakyat detainee CINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Government has given notice of its intention to deprive Wahab Shah, detained president of Party Rakyat, of his Singapore citizenship. Malacca-born Wahab was arrested in the internal security operation on Feb. 2, and is now being held in the173 words
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Article74 1963-05-15 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A court martial today sentenced Majid bio Omar, 29. an army corporal in the Ministry of Defence, to be stripped of his rank for falsifying documents and making an unauthorised journey in an army vehicle to see his wife at Temerloh. Pahang. The74 words
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239 1963-05-15 6 VUALA LUMPUR. I 1V Tues. Two Federal government departments the Public Trustee's office and the Official Assignee's office have been amalgamated into one. The head of this new department will be known as the Public Trustee and Official Assignee, and the239 words
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Article44 1963-05-15 6 SINGAPORE. Tiics. Prof. Lim Kolc Ann. Profrsv>r of Bacteriology at the University of Singapore, will .speak, on "Why you pay for research" at a lunch meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore West on Thiu> I p.m. in Prince's Restaurant Blue Room.44 words
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Article30 1963-05-15 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police last night detained time men in Upper Serangoon area whose names were on a list of suspect gangsters in the recent f-pate of robborics.30 words
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222 1963-05-15 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. j rjTHE committee on postJL graduate medical studies. Faculty of Medicine. University of Singapore, today announced it would conduct a 10-week course in advanced medicine to prepare medical graduates for the written examination for membership of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians and222 words
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Miscellaneous142 1963-05-15 6 1 //#*i/ Oop By V.T. MMatntin hUHkvdK' *> "J 1 11/ a, "'•"VI I OKAY. STRIPES- J I "*>^f*.Ji».p|n^ i'lfnw'J K^s^fJ k r/ tia Jl V -<^ A Dick Trawcff Bg Chmutmr GouM BHJ^HR^ 3 y^^^V IF NOTWING OLfT VOLCANIC ]W BLTT IT WOULD T TVataX VUU V*HVNCTT»] \r I142 words
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Article, Illustration1727 1963-05-15 7 Stalin's great hunger killed millions THE HORRORS THAT FOLLOWED SEIZURE OF FARMS IN RUSSIA As the famine spread mobs roamed the streets and even cannibalism was practised LATE in 1932 ;> German scientific team toured the Ukraine preparing a report on living conditions in the region. Later published in se\ci:il1,727 words
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Article336 1963-05-15 8 Wm4t m (Mlmlmmm) MR A MRS Kenneth Rappa thank friend, and relatives for their kind attendance and valuable present, at Ming MR AND MRS Ijiurenc. Henry da Wlvi thank their relative* and mends for tJieir help, attendance and gifts at their wedding on li:-o-IMJ. THE FAMILY OF late Mr336 words
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Article721 1963-05-15 8 The health authorities at last have begun to act as I though they realise there is a I cholera epidemic in Malacca. They are prepared to close the schools, if necessary, and to control food going intc or out of the State. There will be mass721 words
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Article325 1963-05-15 8 I President Ngo Dinh Diem has put off his meeting with Buddhist leaders in the hope that the passing of another day will ease the tensions created by the shooting down of Buddhist demonstrators in Hue. It will take more than time, however, to repair the damage caused325 words
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Article214 1963-05-15 8 The last series of local council elections, won resoundingly by the Alliance, left the control of a small number of authorities evenly shared between two parties. Two of these, Temoh and Bidor which were suspended by the State Government last October have now had their deadlock resolved. In214 words
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631 1963-05-15 8 From Norway to Argentina by Godfrey Hodgson WASHINGTON. Tues. America's Peace Corps are to be joined in development work in Africa, Asia and Latin America by close to 3.000 volunteers from Germany. Holland. Argentina. Norway and New Zealand. At least a dosen other Industrialised countries631 words
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Letter69 1963-05-15 8 CHOLERA: BUS LOADS OF PEOPLE <CINCE Saturday. May 11 when Malacca was officially declared an Infected area how many bu.s loads of people from there have crossed the causeway dally into Singapore to say nothing of those entering by other means? The Quarantine and Prevention of Disease Ordinance provides for69 words
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Letter108 1963-05-15 8 rUR correspondent "C once rned" conjures up a vision of an over-populated long bath which Is horrifying both from the viewpoint of child hygiene and of water economy. A whole brood of children wallowing about In a scum of their own grime and sweat may have a whale108 words
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Letter31 1963-05-15 8 IN many places In the city area, the drains are choked with rubbish causing the water to stagnate. thereby providing an excellent place tor mosquitoes to breed. OBSERVER Singapore31 words
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Article, Illustration1202 1963-05-15 8 DENNIS BLOODWORTH - The palace politics that can !ose i war DENNIS BLOODWORTH SOUTH VIETNAM v. THE COMMUNIST VIETCONG: PART 2 "This will bring in only the relatively Innocent small fry— as it has all along. In Saigon they will tell you they have been getting So surrenders a week, but out of1,202 words
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Article161 1963-05-15 9 Driver's dodge foils hold-up men KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A SYCE drove down the wrong side of busy Pudu Road here yesterday and foiled an attempted hold-up. Mr. Nyau Kirn Leng. manager of the Cathay cinema, was taking $12,000 the cinema's week-end collection to the bank. Mr. Nyau said today: "I161 words
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Article, Illustration186 1963-05-15 9 SINGAPORE. Tups. The former Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Singapore. Prof. L. A. Sheridan, and a general practitioner. Dr. A. W. S. Thrvathasan. will be conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at the second convocation of the university186 words
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Article110 1963-05-15 9 gI.NGAPORE. Tue*.— Ngeow Joo Chong was today released on court bail of $10,000 in two sureties in a case connected with a lottery ticket which wu said to have won $104,814 priie at a Singapore's race meeting on Feb. He was charged with cheating110 words
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Article, Illustration199 1963-05-15 9 KUCHING. Tuesday. OEVEN Dayaks had a lucky escape from being shot last night while they were having a party in their longhouse at Rumah Saging, on the Sungei Merah near Silantek. in the Second Division. Rumah Saging Is within the 1 recently proclaimed border199 words
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Article67 1963-05-15 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A dispute relating to the MaJayamsation of five posts In Air India will be heard by the Industrial Arbitration Court on May 24 at 9.30 a.m. The posts ere those of assistant manager, .station engineer, airport manager, station accountant and flight operation officer.67 words
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Article43 1963-05-15 9 KUCHING, Tue*. Sarawak will be In mourning tomorrow for the late Rajah of Sarawak. Sir Charles Vyner Brooke. The funeral will be in London tomorrow. A memorial service will be held In St. Thomas Cathedral. Kunchlng. at 5 pm.43 words
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Article, Illustration137 1963-05-15 9 Pakistani admiral to meet Sir Varyl BINOAPORE. Tues.— VlctAdmlral A- H. Khan (ftboYe), C-ln-C of the Pakistani Navy, arrived here last night for a two-day goodwill visit. He will meet British military chiefs, including Admiral Sir Varyl Begg, C-ln-C of the Far East Unified Command. Vlce-Admlral Khan is on his137 words
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Article34 1963-05-15 9 SINGAPORE, Turs. The chairman and members of the Public Utilities Board will visit the new Pasir Pnniang power station at 2.15 p.m. tomorrow to study the progie^ of work at the site.34 words
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Article, Illustration219 1963-05-15 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A municipal health cleaning officer Inche Zainal Izzudin, today saved a boy by throwIng a rope round him and pulling him away from a "live" electrified post. The boy, whose name was given as Ah Keong. 15, was struggling to free219 words
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Article, Illustration308 1963-05-15 9 Top five face the camera without the benefit of make-up 'FASHION ENVOYS' BRING THE LATEST IDEAS FROM JAPAN SINGAPORE, Tuesday REARING no make-up, in simple frocks with unfanciful hairdos, Japan's five "fashion envoys" bravely faced the camera yesterday morning at their hotel. The girls are all top professional models in308 words
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110 1963-05-15 9 RUALA LUMP! It. Tues. Two men were charged in the First Magistrate's Court today with abducting Mr. Yap Chin Hock, managing director of the Golden City Theatre in Ipoh Road, with intent to hold him for ransom. They were Yap Kok Fah alias Yap Yce110 words
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Article36 1963-05-15 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Donations to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Fund during April amounted to $7 279 The largest single donation was from the Austral Malay Tin Ltd which gave 55.000.36 words
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131 1963-05-15 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— An emergency meeting of waterfront workers will be convened by the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association to discuss the one- week "ultimatum" given by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, on Saturday. The association has been aske<j to settle Its Internal131 words
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Article107 1963-05-15 9 LONDON. Tues.— Mr. Guy Oscar Hovll, who was for many year.s with the Kuala Lumpur broking firm of Charles Bradburne and Co. died while golfing on a Wimbledon course on Saturday. Mr. Hovil. who was Interned during the war. did not return to Malaya after the war107 words
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Advertisement118 1963-05-15 9 PARI SIEN N E BEAUTY WITH QueJuahz COSMETICS Demaigruillant Fluide (deep Exclusively at ?T*¥ M J Laite De Beaute, Cleansing- Milk K H *V[BPfIFV n r baSC fOI> youn skins 56.50 tt~^^^t WIA Base Maquillage. moisturising ■|TII f I I j LVf I V &N1 base $8.50 Lotion De Nettoyage118 words
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Miscellaneous518 1963-05-15 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE jyoj. Tgßgg: j^mu-c BHOET V 1 AV n f^ EEVICE: RADIO MALAYA l<f:I)IUBI AV^ BEKVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 478 metre* SERVICE 41.7 METRES A.M.: 600 Good Morning; A.M.: 6.00 Time SiKr.nl. Nega--6.01 Morning Prelude: 7.1S ra-Ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; News: 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin; 7.00 Time518 words
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182 1963-05-15 10 END OF THE ROAD FOR THREE AFTER 14,000 MILES... DOVER, Tues. Two British Royal Marine officers and a girl arrived here yesterday after a threemonth, 14.000-mile drive from Singapore in two Land Rovers. Lieut. George Thurston and Lieut. Kirn Downs should have been accompanied by another Marine but he becameReuter - 182 words
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Article66 1963-05-15 10 SINGAPORE. T v c s. Four of five men charged ir. a court here yesterday with jointly assisting in carrying on a characters lottery were each fined 53.000 or six months' Jail. They were Tan Cheng Bock. Ong Kian Hong. Teo Cheng 800. and Gan66 words
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204 1963-05-15 10 SINGAPORE, Tues THE British High Commissioner in Malaya, Sir Geofroy Tory, who arrived here today for talks with Lord Selkirk, said that there was "plenty of work to be done" before Malaysia < units into being. "There are only about three months204 words
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Article, Illustration549 1963-05-15 10 Perang's point by point reply to RUM allegations WO DELIBERATE OMISSIONS' &UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The general manager of the Malayan Railway, Dato Ahmad Perang, said today there was no question of any delaying tactics or deliberate omission in implementing certain items of agreement that ended the 23-day rail strike four549 words
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Article171 1963-05-15 10 ALOR STAR, Tuesday. A SCHOOLBOY, Thang Ah Seng. 18. was today jailed for six months on two charges of possessing a loaded pistol and five rounds of ammunition without a permit. Thang, arrested with two men in a police ambush at a I sundry171 words
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Article71 1963-05-15 10 IPOH. Tues. Forty--1 three people 29 women and 14 men appeared in the magistrate's court here today I jointly charged with gambling in a common gaming house. All pleaded not gMilty and were allowed bail. One of the women. Eng Wai Heng. 53, pleaded not71 words
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257 1963-05-15 10 If the Socialists came into power by Mayor Ooi PENANG. Tuesday TTHE Socialist Front x will do away with the Internal Security Act if it comes into pdwer, 13 visiting journalists were told here yesterday. Mr. Ooi Thlam Slew, the Socialist Mayor of George Town, said the Front was also257 words
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Advertisement42 1963-05-15 10 for healthy attractive skin Cuiicura Soap is pure, soothing and mildly medicated Its rich, copious, deeply penetrating lather cleanses sensitive skin without irritation. For Cool. Comfortable Shaving, (l IK l K\ WAVING JTM K. Sooihe away *kin dieceeaforii »nh CUTICI'RA AMIStrilC OINTMENT.-42 words
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Miscellaneous45 1963-05-15 10 nng* nanny By Ralph UviwndaM L-LOOKAT^ CTT^LOIT^ rU.TRYT'6ETn OFP.'J |II LL LEAP VA OVEI? MY NEW /~\}tZl\Yr*l fc¥V7 THERe,»UTyA'U.HAyEI i f GUITAR, SUSS; I'M /^\\t_^l :IT AWrrXWHEH V T' DO VER OW.NJ J 1 I GOING TO SERENAPf, p N < U \OU PULLJ N^EXPLAIMN' yf45 words
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198 1963-05-15 11 Malaya, 'the land flowing in milk and honey' KLANG. Tues. The Assistant Minister for Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. V. Manickavasagam. told the MIC branch here last night that Malaya was a land flowing with milk and honey. Mr. Manickavasagam wm speaking to more than 200 members of the branch198 words
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Article42 1963-05-15 11 PENANG. TOT T Subramamam, 32. was granted $300 bail •when he pleaded not guilty today to using criminal lorce with intent to outraßp the modesty of Bibi binte YusofT at Suncei Dua last Bunday, July 3 vus fixed for hearing.42 words
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Article67 1963-05-15 11 PENANCi. Tues. A mother and daughter who were to have sailed for India yesterday evening cancelled their trip at the last minute when they found Sl.OOO worth of jewellery missing from their cabin. Instead, Madam Gopal Kaur and her daughter. G. Kaur, 17, returned to67 words
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Article, Illustration293 1963-05-15 11 Aussie VHF gear gift for Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. AUSTRALIA has promised to supply Malaya with equipment worth $599,000 for a very high frequency telecommunications service between Penang and Bangkok. This was announced here today by the Australian High Commissioner, Mr. T. K. Critchley when he handed over radio equipment293 words
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258 1963-05-15 11 NO IDEA OF HOW TO SHOP? 'NOT SO 1 SAY K.L. _WOMEN_i 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Women do not know the first principles of thrifty shopping, says British author Robert Millar. In a recently published book, 'The Affluent Sheep." h« says: "They are prepared to put up with anything." But Malayan258 words
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Article57 1963-05-15 11 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Commissioner for India in Singapore and High Commissioner for India in Malaya. Mr. V K. Puri, today donated 117 books on India to the National Library on behalf of his government. The books include the works of Rabindranath Tagore and biographies of57 words
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Article90 1963-05-15 11 The ex- wife of 15... ALOR STAR Tues. A I pad! planter was bound over in $500 for one year today for kidnapping his former wife whom he divorced two months ago. "If you want to remarry her you should have done so In a proper manner." the Sessions Court90 words
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Article129 1963-05-15 11 DENANG, Tues. There is no danger of any Penang Hill Railway cable snapping. This assurance was given today by the railway manager, Mr. R. K. Bogle, following a report that a haulage cable had been found displaced last Friday. Mr. Bogle said the whole129 words
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Article24 1963-05-15 11 KAJANO. Tues. A sub-com-mittee of the local Boy Scout* Association will meet at the Merchant's Club here tomorrow to arrange buffet party.24 words
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Article19 1963-05-15 11 KLANG. Tues. Mr. N. S. Pakrisamy was re-elected president of the Klang South MIC branch last night.19 words
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Article26 1963-05-15 11 PENANO. Tues.— A taxi driver. Ahmad bin Hussam. whose car crashed against an electric post, was today fined $75. His licence was endorsed.26 words
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Advertisement97 1963-05-15 11 V Ji TO^ J MOOH M OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE The evolution of 28 years of continuous improvement. Trade enquiries to ?S2 P. O. Box 293 Ul Singapore. SCIEICE .imHStoaflfll ftoWow on thi foot ittps of tht world'i grtateit mvtntorj— Guttnb«rf, Galilto. Ednon. to mtntion a <tw. Aiitmbly kiu are now availablt97 words
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Advertisement447 1963-05-15 11 a^l^^l^^when you PI lIPAI lil S r"IN ULUuULIR _J GLUCOSE-D S^^!fir\ When your greatest need //afciw^*^*^; ~-^&4 is energy, Glucolin is your ilml^M^iliiimm!ZZl^^^l safest bet. Glucolin give* j AlpkllflrT/TlT^y you (and everyone else t J in the family) energy Jf **^^Jg»^p' swift and sweet and N >?.-»* sure! Take it447 words
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Miscellaneous173 1963-05-15 11 Straits Times Crossword ■v l |F r nHHHV^~jHp~fIH g^B ~HI ti^ hi sSh imfl ACSOSB the wall (5) 7 £^2; zsr,!?*** n fnr floor for ihe mc^ 7^o* o«. no one etot hM 13. Not sUrtlng Euclid, but be- ta (8). t ine ln »"~f»«y bright ?2S? Uy d' nOUd173 words
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Advertisement706 1963-05-15 12 i nnttnued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT HureN >J r Mm. >— Box M rfs. txtro PHYSICS TEACHER lor pre-univer-lll"i s>ionilarv Classes. -SI h l^)liWANTEO BOYS to do distributing and delivery work. Pmm write or call personally at lin Anderson Road. Ipoh. MALAY DRIVER (.'lean Licnrr lor Koala Lumpur and706 words
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Advertisement954 1963-05-15 12 SITUATIONS VACANT BJ Word* SS (Min.)— Box SI ets. txtrm WANTEO a lady ttachsr. prr- c frrably qualified for a Primary c School. Box A 6246 ST. Spore. c WELL ESTABLISHED, leading hotel requlren receptionist preferably with experience. Initiative, drive and a I. pleasing personality are essential c Please apply954 words
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Advertisement850 1963-05-15 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box tt ets. txtrm ?i AIRCONOITIONEO BATH ATTACH:D. lomlortably lurnlshed, quiet room, c< :astern Mansions, Katong. Huitahle b orelgn businessman/executive bachelor, c ill amenities. Box A 622& ST., a poor NEW DOUBLE STOREY House r ivallahl* for rent at Petalmg Jaya xceilrnt situation. Suitable Senior850 words
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Advertisement1040 1963-05-15 12 HOUSES LAND WANTED Word* SS (Ml*.) Box St ets. txtrm WANTED TO BUY or Kent (good ompensatloo paid) Snopnouse/old iungalow. mile radius from Newton :ircus Tel (B'porei ***** W«e. INTERESTED TO TAKE over for ■e.ison.iine remuneration, old bookings if Detached Bungalow or Flats under ■onut motion or completed in any1,040 words
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Advertisement918 1963-05-15 12 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20 Words Si (Min.)-Box St et: oxtrm WANTEB TO ACT General insurance business for Malacca. Interested parties contact William C (Malaya) Acen ies. 24L' Tranquerab Road. Malaria. CERMAN'S BEST QUALITY Peas. Agency open to Malaysian territories. Apply Hermann Bonier GMBH 6901 Dossenheim Bei Heidelberg. llauptstrasse 63. Germany. DEALERS918 words
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Advertisement1112 1963-05-15 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Words SS (Mi*.)— Box SO rts. extra •3SO— DOWN each lor 1952 T/ Mayflower and 1948 Citroen "LI S" Both excellent running condition View: 20S Moulmein Road. 8 pore 11. OPEL REKORO 1939 2 door, new paint comprehensive insurance 1 year tax June good condition 100,1,112 words
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Advertisement1067 1963-05-15 12 VEHICLES WANTED It Words IS (Mi*.)— Box tt >ets. txtro 1 WANTED RENAULT OAUPHINE 1057. Will pay caso. Writ* to Box < A 6231 rf.T. Spore FOR SALE JO (fora's Si Min.)— Box SO ets. oxtrm CEILING FAN SIV- P*i month, i inclusive bf Oxiag. Tel: (Spore) 2490*. LATEST ARRIVALS1,067 words
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Advertisement833 1963-05-15 12 TAILORING \t Words Si (Mi*.) Box it rts. txtro SERVICE ON YOUR door- u c sprrlause Ladles and Kents Tailoring. We stock all Continental Material! Milady's 2. Cmrnbi'l Road. TH: 3477S LADIES HAIRDRESSING in Word* $J fflaaj Box St et*. tx'ro FOR YOUR INDIVIDUAL Latest Hairstyle Consult Sjilon Catalina. 31P-D.833 words
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Advertisement1445 1963-05-15 13 HbPH TO LIVERPOOL ft WEST COAST U.K.i Oue S'oora Sails p. S'fam Penang PERSEUS L'paai, Dublin. Glasgow la Pt May IT May II MARtN L'paai, Dublin, R'dam. H'burf Cdn 11 Today May 11,21 May 21 AJAX Liverpool. Glasgow May 11 May 22 May 21/27 Kay 21 AORASTUS Avonmouth, liverpaal May1,445 words
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Advertisement1407 1963-05-15 13 THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS 10 GENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURG BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROtTERBAM. AMSTERDAM. OSLO. 60IHINBUB8 ANB COPENHAGEN. /s^"*v\ S'pora P. S'haa rtnang R/VKn\\|\ "FALSTRIA" k) 21,25 May 28/2 B May 21/31 May t\V > V*J '»i»UNGA aj 11 May/ 4 Jim V I JaM 1/ t JaM VXi^y JUTLANDIA"1,407 words
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Advertisement1509 1963-05-15 13 M EMk^tIKME EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON LIVERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. Spot. p Shan <•*—•» BENVORUCk) L pill. M'oam. N'kurg, 6'mtl ll Pt May 17 May 11/11 ILNARII L am. It kurg. K cam. Aivarp May 11/11 SENMACDHUI IN) H'kuig. laaa. navra. M'kra May 11/2) May 24/U may 2t> IINLUMuhU.iI. Uj1,509 words
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Advertisement1192 1963-05-15 13 W, McALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. w IKTS Teli Na. *****. HC^ CIXfcBMAJd UMI eSa ftXAVENESS LINI LONOON. NAM3URG. ROTTERBAM, LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO ■AWE. HULL ft MIDDLESBROUGH SEATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND CITY OF LEICESTER AccepUßg caiga lor Ceatral ft Saatk Aaerica. S'pora P. Shaw *tntns ironivilll 6ta.47/ISMay 17/2 B May1,192 words
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467 1963-05-15 14 From Our Market Correspondent rriHERE was a noticeable X improvement in tarnover on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday when industrials exhibited an erratic appearance. The main feature in the section were the gains by Eastern Smelting taken from $3.34 to $3.40 then to 53.34467 words
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Article23 1963-05-15 14 Malayan Stock Indices May 13 May 14 Industrials: 108.28 108.32 Tins: 114.92 115.39 S robbers: 111.04 111.1' Dec. 29. 1963 10023 words
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Article881 1963-05-15 14 (OMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustoad (6.000) 51. 58: C.T.S. erdi. (900) 49a. Bd. Dunlepa $2.80 HL. (1.000) $2.81, (4.000) $2.52, (3.000) $2.81 i. (2.000) $2.83:881 words
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264 1963-05-15 14 rE Straits tin price continued its steady advance yesterday gaining a further 62i cents to $459,124 on an estimated offering of 250 tons, an Increase of five tons on Monday. In London on Monday tin opened on a very steady note in sympathy264 words
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Article28 1963-05-15 14 MAY. 14. MALAYAN RL'BBKK PRICE: 74? tents (down five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5459. 12* (up 62* cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up five tons).28 words
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Article72 1963-05-15 14 /-HINEIE Produce lich.njo, (mga- p»ro noon pncti par U'cul posterday: Coconut oil: bulk {42} Milan, drum seller*. Co.ra: Hajr/June UK Continent »27 Buyers. Popper: Muotok whita SIM **ller«. Sarawak white 1152J sallera, spinal Sarawak *100 aellarr. icarnled Lainpuu^ black $10j Mllcr*. ABTA Sll7 sellers S.nmpo,, Coconut Oil Mllltrl72 words
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Article121 1963-05-15 14 MELBOURNE, Tuea. 'THE market continued buoyant today with traders attain attxactlnc the main support. Movements were r.ot large, but rises exceeded falls by a wider margin. A.O.C. improved further giving a firmer tone to the oil section. Moonie No. 16 a! extreme north end of the field Is121 words
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Article250 1963-05-15 14 CHIPS iyin» itn k Mdi mo Sln^apara wharoos today aro: M.,ron U 14. Katong 2<i. Tronoft H Mr. 3, MauAdtge 10 in. Americas Mail 42/43. U.in^ea Mara IT 2S: Panel Kinder ai IS, Shinei Maru 47 South City of Leicester 4.' North. Dwario* 10 MM***] M John250 words
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Article230 1963-05-15 14 \]AV NMI itrado rubber buyoro f.k. M elated at 5 p.m. in Sinxapvr. md Kuala Lumpur yritrrd.,. ID. -lv n flve-cKbUU of a int. Th.- tone tan hontant. SC.C.R.A. and F.M.R E. elosini prises in cents per Ib. yesterday: r rst 1 I'.S.S. prompt lob. buyer* .ij. taaatn230 words
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Article128 1963-05-15 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) May 14. Three mom ha. IMIMOPS IV CtS. K.«KO I' l r a n i« Uimmoo I Hume orda M Hume arara. H W.u^n lie, M Brevr .lv ata. Sh M Crm^nt U M, ContmnrrK II m. s m Mi Alikter 11 its. Tralem -.1 rca.128 words
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Article137 1963-05-15 14 ■['HI Malayan Exchange Banka' Atto--1 ciation made these change* In It* rate* to merchant* veaterd.-iy (all rare* to (100): Now Verh: t,uym« TT H 11 1«. airmail oti U 13 I*. WO d/st 33 1/1« redit HIM, :t-l :i Iti trirte hill* Canada: buyint: TT M 1/4. airmail137 words
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Advertisement922 1963-05-15 14 TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM S.S. ARCADIA" (30,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) Deport, nq SINGAPORE 6th Juna 1963 Arriving LONDON 26th Juna 1963 via Bombay, Aden, Pott Said Naples. Limitad First A Touritt Claw Accommodation AvarlaWa Apply to your Trovel Agent, or to: ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS922 words
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Advertisement9 1963-05-15 14 Cement output Malayan Cement produced 28.512 tons in April.9 words
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Advertisement522 1963-05-15 15 Alllu H J| r LARUT TIN FIELDS LIMITED {Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE OK MEETINC 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I 'iat the Thirty-Fourth Ordinary j General Meeting of the Members t ol Larut Tin Fields Limited will be held at Uie registered office of Uie Company. 16522 words
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Advertisement571 1963-05-15 15 I NOTICE In the Estate of Lee C him Teck Alias Li Chim Teck (Decease*).! ro the Trustees to the Estate U it LEE CHOON GLAN Deceased I. j. Notice is hereby given that an |ai ipplicatlon will be made in the n Supreme Court of the Federation n Maluya.571 words
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Advertisement472 1963-05-15 15 notices OWN BOARDS ENACTMENT POH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that t is proposed under Section 44 of the Town Boards Enctment to amend approved lan No. A 7/3844 published as azette notification No. 368/ sth May, 1961 by altering the tyout of the area lying beween Jalan472 words
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Advertisement1917 1963-05-15 15 COMPANY MEETING KUALA LUMPUR-KEPONG AMALGAMATED LIMITED. GROUP'S INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY. MR. J.W.A. CALVER'S STATEMENT. The Fifty sixth Annual General Meeting of Kuala Lumpur Kepong Amalgamated Limited will be held on May 30 In London. The following are extracts from the Statement by the Chairman and Managing Director, Mr. J. W. A.1,917 words
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Advertisement690 1963-05-15 15 TENDER J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE PENANC CORRIGENDUM Please note that tender for the I EARTH FILLING CONSTRUCTION OF EARTH ROAD FORMATIONS CULVERTS TO i MAX MANDIN ESTATE, BUTTER- WORTH, PROVINCE WELLESLEY which was scheouled to close on 16.5.63 at 12.00 noon has now been extended to close on 30.5.63 at 12690 words
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Advertisement73 1963-05-15 15 I TENDER SELANGOR J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Trndtrs irom Class C and above Registered J.K.R Contractors will i be received by the Jurutera Negerl, J.K.R. Selangor. up to 300 pri on 30th May. 1963 for the erection and completion of phase II of the youth leadership training centre at Kualu Kubu73 words
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Advertisement177 1963-05-15 15 TENDER PAHANG P.'V.D. TENDER NOTICE Tender from Class 'A' PW D. Registered Contractors will b» received by the State Engineer, Piihanß. Kuania:i up to 3.00 p.m. on 13 i)6:i tor ('instruction of a ■nd-CMKOI anc; i .->end- bitumen wearing suiface on Peki'.n-3atu Baltic Road. Pekan, Pahang. Full particulars re obtainable177 words
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Article, Illustration309 1963-05-15 16 Emerson in surprise defeat by Jovanovic ROME, Tuesday. J{()V EMEBBOM (Australia), rated the best amateur tennis player In the world, crashed to a shock defeat in the men's singles semifinals of the Italian championships here yesterday. His conqueror was Boro Jovanoviw (Yugoslavia), j who has the build of a RugbyReuter - 309 words
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121 1963-05-15 16 SOCCER LONDON. Tues. Blackburn playing at home routed Wolves 5-1 in the English Football League Div. 1 last night. Other results were Div. 1: Blackpool 0 \V -st Ham 0. Bolton 1 Liverpool 0. Div. 2: Hudderslield 1 Prr*niou.li 3; Luton 0 Sundertand 3:Reuter - 121 words
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Article80 1963-05-15 16 HONG KONG. Tues. South Korean Olympic Committee officials arrived here yesterday for a meeting, tomorrow with their North' Korean counterparts to discuss a' joint team for the 1964 Tokyo! Olympic Games It is not known at present when the North Korean officials will comeReuter - 80 words
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339 1963-05-15 16 f ONDON. Tues. Lancashire -struggled against the West' Indians on the second day of their three-day J match at Manchester i yesterday. They were dismissed for 171 i and forced to follow on 156] behind the tourists declara- 1 tlon total of 327 forReuter - 339 words
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Article, Illustration272 1963-05-15 16 rFAKE a good look at these pictures. They were taken at the most amazing football match ever a game that had the spectators feeling they were watching the impossible. And they really were, because 16 of the 22 players were blind Yet not once272 words
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Article25 1963-05-15 16 LONDON. Tues.— Howard Win- 1 stone. British featherweight boxing champion, outpointed Juan Cardenas c Spain i over eight rounds here last night —Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article19 1963-05-15 16 LONDON. Tues.— Rugbj League results: Leeds 13 Hull-Kingston 3; St. Helens 14 Wldnes 6— Reuter j iReuter - 19 words
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467 1963-05-15 17 NORMAN SIEBEL - India may not give Malaya 'home' advantage NORMAN SIEBEL; THOMAS CUP: XL VENUE IN DOUBT By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday INDIA, bidding strongly for a place among the zone champions in the final rounds of the Thomas Cup world badminton championship at Tokyo in May next year, are not likely to467 words
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Article, Illustration349 1963-05-15 17 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By RACING Contractor moves smartly in 3f trial KUALA LUMPUR, IV Tues. Contractor, late On The Move, a four-year-old Austration gelding, has made good progress since his first outing at Bukit Timah last month. Ridden by an apprentice. Nawari All. Contractor matched strides withNg Weng Chee - 349 words
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221 1963-05-15 17 Hussein's verdict: Nothing is wrong POST-MORTEM ON CUP TIE GUNGAFOtt. Tui-s. SAFA pri-videni HuvM-in held an mi -tin- spot posl-innrlt-m tin Singapore's unimpressive performance although they won 7-1 against Combined Services in the Malaya Cup tie at Malacca last Sunday. IIIS MKIMi I Nothing wrong with the team. Tiny played221 words
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Article27 1963-05-15 17 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. A special trophy for the mwl sport-! ing team will be awarded for the Kuala Muda FA LsagM which open on Saturday.27 words
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Article334 1963-05-15 17 SOCCER I'm no 10 Sunrise 1; Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. A SPECTATOR, after having been admonished by referee T Nadarajah for making a nuisance of himself, waited for the end of the match to have his say. Five minutes before the end of this FA of Selangor334 words
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Article75 1963-05-15 17 MALACCA I'NDEB-16 \X. AIST. BOYS 3 MALACCA, Tues. Despite the tow:\ being declared a cholera-Infected area, the touring Western Australia Schoolboys kept their soccer date here today. A crowd of more than 1,500 saw the home team outplay the tourists by 9-3. after leading 6-1 at75 words
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Article562 1963-05-15 17 fTUiE MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on the Penang races over the weekend: SATURDAY Race 1 After passing the 4f Shjrlock Home had to be checked off the heels of Larator. Race t Mon Ami was alow to leave the starting stalls. Near the 3f, Fine Filigree accidentally562 words
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Advertisement174 1963-05-15 17 HUDSON'S leumentholchemicalcoJ I Pty. Ltd. Sydney, AUSTRALIA I 1 A DIVISION OF DRUG HOUSES OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED 1 have pleasure in I announcing the I appointment of I JACK CHIA GQ( Malaysia LTD I T SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Wi 70-A Robinson Road 6010 Blue Boy Mansions 19-C Pitt Street174 words
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Miscellaneous87 1963-05-15 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Sgor Div 1: TPCA v SCRC, 6 p.m.; Armed Forces v Mercantile Bank, 7.30 (both at Merdeka Stadium. XL) Ipoh Div. 1: Kllat v Cheng Wah (Stadium Perak); Div. 2: Telecoms v Ramblers fJ» Abdul JalU); Dl». S: Tamil Youngsters v Kinta Indians' (lower Coronation grd). Penang87 words
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Article48 1963-05-15 18 SINGAPORE. Tuev. The Poll- tical Secretary to the Minister for Cultine. Indie A. Rahtm Ishak. this evening declared open an ex- hlbltlon of water-colour namtlngs by Swedish painU-r. Mr. Rofl Pocerlaund. at the National Library theatrelte. Die exhibition will remain open: up to Saturday.48 words
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Article35 1963-05-15 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Tamil film '■Thirumanam" will be »ho\vn at the premises of the Singapore Indian Association in Balestier Road on Sunday at 6 4.i p.m. for members and their families35 words
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Article125 1963-05-15 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. Moderate showers broke the dry spell over parts of Singapore today as the Public Utilities Board was looking into the possibility of making rain. To meet the needs of the three dry months ahead, the board is also considerinK the feasibility of pumping water125 words
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Article125 1963-05-15 18 ROAD DEATH: JAIL, BAN FOR DRIVER SINGAPORE, Tues. A motorist. Lee Kirn Leng, 42, was sentenced to jail for four months in the Second Criminal District Court today for causing the death oi a woman pedestrian by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. The judge, Mr. K.T. Alexander125 words
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200 1963-05-15 18 Bankrupt smiles as $3 million property is auctioned SINGAPORE, Tues. One of Singapore's biggest auctions in the last half century, involving a total of 53.322.000. was held here today. The auction was to dispose of some of the properties of a Singapore landowner. Mr. Martin Lee, son of a well-known200 words
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232 1963-05-15 18 Ken Grieves hits 123 against W.I. UK CRICKET LONDON, lues. The We^t Inulan tourists drew wltn Lancashire in their three-day match at Old Traflord today. Lancashire were all out lor 304 after lunch, thanks to a fine Innings from Ken Grieve* (123) aim Jack Dyson (63). Set to make 149232 words
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Article42 1963-05-15 18 ROME. Tues.— Martin Mulligan i Australia > beat Boro Jovanovlc (Yugoslavia) 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. 8-6 in the men's singles final in the Italian tennis championships today. In the woman's singles final. Margaret Smith (Australia) beat Lesley Turner < Australia 6-3, 6-4. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article57 1963-05-15 18 NOW TWIST-PROOF FLOORING LONDON. Tnes. A British company has developed a floor covering capable of withstanding the stresses of the Twist and the Madison. A company spokesman told a press conference here the covering, known as "Doricon." had taken five or six years to develop. It could even rrsi*t -veryReuter - 57 words
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Article69 1963-05-15 18 US cancels 2 nuclear tests WASHINGTON. Tues. —The U.S. Atomic j Energy Commission announced last night that it was cancelling plans to set oil two small nuclear explosions at its Nevada lest site this month. The a nouncement iaT« no explanation. Diplomatic observers -aid. however, that it appeared the cancellationReuter - 69 words
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Article, Illustration384 1963-05-15 18 LONDON. Tues. The steady flow of good company news was the main Influence on sentiment In the stock markets today. Tins went ahead, and rubbers held steady. The feature of oils was the activity in Burmah Oil following vague take-over talks. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not384 words
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Miscellaneous44 1963-05-15 18 The weather TJIGHEst and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday tn 8 pan. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 95 75 Kota Bharu 91 77 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 91 75 Malacca 90 75 Singapore 91 7744 words
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