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Title Section21 1963-06-05 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEBTIFIEP SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Ua^^' A Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 35221 words
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Article, Illustration32 1963-06-05 1 A WARDS TO 136: AMONG TOP FOUR IS AN AMERICAN WHO HAS OFTEN SPOKEN UP FOR THE MALAYAN TIN INDUSTRY Mr Sheridan Inche Salleh Dato Noah Mr. WeaverUP - 32 words
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Article599 1963-06-05 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday FOUR new Datos (Panglima Mangku Negara) are among 136 people honoured by the Yang diPertuan Agong on his official birthday today. Our of the DatOfi is an American the Jiisl to be so honoured. The award of Johan Mangku Xegara lias been bestowed on599 words
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Article159 1963-06-05 1 101 lost: Air wreck sighted JUNEAL (Alaska), Tm-s. A Royal Canadian Air Force pilot reported no signs of survivors when he flew over 'the «rci k.me of a missing IK'-7 airliner whirh crashed into the icy waters off Alaska yesterday with 101 people aboard. An RCAI •Metal said it was159 words
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Article23 1963-06-05 1 LONDON. Tues. Forty-seven people were reported today to have died In accidents on Britain's road: over the lour-day Whitsun holiday— ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration8 1963-06-05 1 A 'no shoes' wedding for Len and Ruby8 words
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116 1963-06-05 1 MALACCA -BORN Ruby Siah Gek Bee, 22, looks on as her bridegroom, Mr. Leonard Proot, 49, an electrician working on the "Year of the Dragon" set, takes off his shoes before entering a Buddhist temple in Kuala Lumpur yesterday to be blessed by the116 words
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Article79 1963-06-05 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A detective fired four shots after being set upon by two youths at Kallang Park and stabbed in the stomach early this morning. As the youths were making their getaway after the attack, the detective opened flre. After a 200-yard chase, the detective collapsed.79 words
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Article272 1963-06-05 1 M-CASH: NOT TO WORRY, SAYS GOH KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Proposals for a final settlement of the financial arrangements between Singapore and the Federation after merger were reached here today after a three-hour meeting between representatives from the two territories. These proposals will now have to be agreed to by the272 words
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Article403 1963-06-05 1 500 million pray for the Pope VATICAN CITY. Tuesday. PARDINALS and foreign diplomats today J paid their last homage to Pope John as the world's .">OO million Roman Catholics offered prayers at Requiem Masses. Under a fitful sun the yellow and white Papal flags flew at half mast over the403 words
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Article, Illustration176 1963-06-05 1 Khalid named envoy to Jakarta ifUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. The Federation Government today announced the appointment of the Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman. as the new Ambassador u> Indonesia. Hajl Khalid will replace Dato Hajl Kamarudtiin bin Haji Idris as Ambassador and is expected176 words
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Article26 1963-06-05 1 RED CROSS APPEAL GEM Toes -Intcrti.itinii.il Red Cross >p pealed t<> ill members t<> help victims of the I <-t Pikist.in cyclone disaster. K-uici26 words
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Advertisement7 1963-06-05 1 MORE PICTURES AND REPORT IN PAGE 67 words
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Advertisement8 1963-06-05 1 SEE ALSO PAGES 10. 11, 12 AND 138 words
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Advertisement95 1963-06-05 1 LEBAR PARK N«or Pa ye L«b«- Police Sfolion inncttan »f Upper Sprang* in Rd. ft Pay* Übor Rd MeT^V SI 28.30 For i:. Yr» mum: $1 1,400 SIN CHEW REALTY LTD. 132. *ochorc Rood, S po.c 7 Tel ***** they now say it's time for a B®^ More people know95 words
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Article, Illustration574 1963-06-05 2 KOTABARU, Tuesday INDONESIA is moving part of her Soviet-acquired military strength into West Irian as she assumes full administration of this territory recently handed over to her by agreement with tho Netherlands. Drooplng-wlnged TTJ-16 heavy bombers now line the runwayReuter - 574 words
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Article, Illustration251 1963-06-05 2 INDONESIAN PARTY HAILS THE TOKYO ACCORD JAKARTA, Tues. The Muslim "Perti" Party today hailed the result of the Tokyo meeting between President Soekarno and Tengku Abdul Rahman as an opportunity for the Malayan leader to discover peacefully why the Indonesian people object to Malaysia. In a statement it urged himReuter; UPI - 251 words
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Article72 1963-06-05 2 SYDM.Y \Tues. A tbrie-ton cirogg eleQhaftt ran amok today in the shopping centre of the Sydney suburbs of t'abramatta sending women and children fleeing into shops and houses. The elephant, 26-year- old Jessie escaped while t«ing loaded whn three other elepbVints] on a trailer. SheReuter - 72 words
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103 1963-06-05 2 MANILA. Tues. President Oiusdadu Macapagal does not plan to leave the country this year because he is busy with domestic problems, a presidential spokesman said today. He was commenting on reports from Kuala Lumpur that President Macapagal would visit Malaya soon. Usually reliableReuter - 103 words
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Article23 1963-06-05 2 JAKARTA. Tues.— The Philippine Bayanihan dancers and an Indonesian cultural troupe will soon exchange visits. Recording to Filipino Ambassador Narciso Reyes—UPl.23 words
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237 1963-06-05 2 CYCLONE: NO FOOD OR WATER FOR THOUSANDS DACCA, Tuesday. THOUSANDS are still suffering from lack of food and drinking water as a result of the cyclone which struck the coast of East Pakistan last week, President Ayub Khan said last night. The President who returned to Rawalpindi last night afterReuter; UPI - 237 words
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Article83 1963-06-05 2 MANILA, Tues. A waterfront striker went crazy yesterday and picketed his own home after seeing his famished wife and whimpering children, local newspaper reported today. He was Identified as Antonio Real, aged 42. a forklift operator who has been on strike with 3.000 dockworkersReuter - 83 words
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Article60 1963-06-05 2 TOKYO. Tues. Three leading heavy industrial manufacturers of the Mitsubishi financial group are to merge to form the largest Japanese company in this field. The firms Mitsubishi Heaw Industries. Mitsubishi Nippon Heavy Industries and the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Engineering Company are all offshoots of one60 words
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184 1963-06-05 2 Shell-torn plain to be site of Laos peace talks VIENTIANE, Tues. The warning Neutralist and pro-Com-munist Pathet Lao factions in Laos have agreed in principle that the shell-torn Plain of Jars be a meeting place for peace talks. But unnamed conditions put forward by the Pathet Lao have still toReuter - 184 words
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Article24 1963-06-05 2 BLANTYRE. Tues. The U.S. Agency lor International Development today gave Nyasaluml m £250.000 technical ai grant lor agricultural and educational purposes.24 words
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Advertisement586 1963-06-05 2 AN ALI^\LIA TICKET TAKES YOU TO THE FOOD ALITALIA SERVES? I*7, 'l 'Al''' Jf/> I K. I1 f'W «i" S^^WiL Ij.^vtll I f*\ KA CZ No mechanical menu, but the prime HlVl lUr^l I B X W §1 \K AtiVt vJ r fc 'UH a c. llalian foods in season,586 words
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Miscellaneous20 1963-06-05 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby X", u*\/c~^V r^Oa MOLD THE HAIts) t^mir! I MA/E A^ \seoRee \l C^n V I^n20 words
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165 1963-06-05 3 700 million can't read this in ANY language UNITED NATIONS. Turs. More than 700 million people are illiterate, presenting the world's "greatpst threat" to the raising of living standards, according t<> a report made public here. Illiteracy was not only a personal tragedy for those concerned but an "economic strait.iacketReuter - 165 words
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Article368 1963-06-05 3 MOSCOW. Tuas. A GROUP of African students in Moscow claimed yesterday that the editorial board of a Soviet newspaper admitted that a story it published was false but retused to retract it. The students said they form a commission set up by ;i meeting olReuter - 368 words
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Article, Illustration70 1963-06-05 3 IJERE'S an arresting picture of a 11 policeman and his bride handcuffed together as they toast each other. He is Brigadier Maximilian Baumann, 44, the police chief of Esch, Luxembourg. She is Josse Weimerskirch, 28. They were married at Stoke Newington Register Office. The couple were invited toMirrorpic - 70 words
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286 1963-06-05 3 PEACEFUL USE OF ATOM: HOW REDS FARED WASHINGTON. Tuesday. ¥\R. Glenn 1 Seaborg, chairman of the U.& Atomic Energy Commission, said yesterday that the Soviet Union might be level with the United States in one field of nuclear energy for peaceful purpose but behivd in others. Dr. Seaborg returned toReuter - 286 words
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92 1963-06-05 3 Red probe of outer space and planets WARSAW. Tues. Soviet academician A. A. Blagonravov, one of Russia's foremost space scientists, promised hire today that "far-away regions of outer space" would be investigated by the Soviet Inion (taring 1963. The Soviet I'nion would also undertake outer space probes of the planetsReuter - 92 words
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Article51 1963-06-05 3 WASHINGTON Tups. President Sarvapalli Radluikrishnan nf India arrived here by helicopter today from William.sburß. Vireinia to begin hU nine-day state visit to the United States ,-apiUl. President R,.dh;ikn.shn.in landed on the south lawn of the White House in pouring ntin and was greeted by President51 words
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Article33 1963-06-05 3 TOKYO. Tues. Two children were kil.ed and their parents were bac-ly Injured in landslide that crushed their home in Tagiioku CHy. Toyama Prefecture. Western Japan, today after torrentiiil rains.— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article27 1963-06-05 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Dr Pidfl Castro, the Cuban Prime Minister, left by air for home yesterday after a months visit to the Soviet Union.— ReuterReuter - 27 words
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113 1963-06-05 3 POST OFFICE GUARD ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY MUNICH. Tues. Police here announced yesterday the arrest of an armed guard who disappeared with 517.000 marks ($390.--000» from a Post Office truck he was escorting in Hamburg on May 29_ The police said Rudolf Macieyczlk. 24. was found in a night club. Macieyczik113 words
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184 1963-06-05 3 Religious sect rebels burn woman 'witch doctor' at the stake |,"ARMERS stoned a woman "witch doctor" then burned her at the stake, according to reports reaching here The woman, Celina Salvana, was one of six people killed at the farming co-opera-tive of Yarba Buena. The others were two brothers. CayapanoUPI - 184 words
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370 1963-06-05 3 Jack plans a civil rights message to Congress WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy is to send a civil rights message to Congress this week, the White House spokesman, Mr. Pierre Salinger, said yesterday. Informed sources said mat if the Administration asked Congress to enact anti-dis-crimination legislation, the r President would pelReuter - 370 words
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Article87 1963-06-05 3 WASHINGTON. Tnes. Serious food shortages and even famines will appear before 1980 unless urgent action is taken to tackle the world's food problems. Dr. B. R. Sen. Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation said here yesterday. He told thr National Press Club the taskReuter - 87 words
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Advertisement378 1963-06-05 3 T&VAVBVOOA sA Yes It is Indeed wonderful to have your OWN nome but you have to help yourself with expert advice. Let the M.C.I.S help you to acquire your own h,ome. Your dream home will become a reality Don't wait until It Is too late You must start saving when378 words
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Article, Illustration36 1963-06-05 4 THIS impressive dragon dance was one of the many interesting features of the big National Day rally held on the Padang on Monday evening. Straits Times picture.36 words
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356 1963-06-05 4 Stay away from politics, Toh tells students SINGAPORE, Tuesday. '•THE Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today urged Polytechnic students not to take any direct part in political activities. This, he told them at an orientation ceremony, would only open them to exploitation and Jeopardise the academic standing of356 words
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274 1963-06-05 4 LABOUR COURT AWARD FOR CATERING UNION SINGAPORE, Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that the Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers' Trade Union represents the majority of the staff of Cathay Hotel Ltd. The court made the ruling in an award arising out of a dispute over recognition between274 words
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Article75 1963-06-05 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. A. J Gabriel lias been re-elected president for the fourth time of th<» Local Senior Officers Association of the City Council. Mr. J.O.D. Byrne was elected vice-president. Others elected were: Secretary Mr. Patrick Pang: assistant secretary. Mr. ..rlhur Ang; treasurer Mr. Chua Eck Chuan:75 words
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Article135 1963-06-05 4 SINGAPORE, Moil. A man with 26 previous convictions pleaded guilty at the Assize Court today to charges of housebreaking by night and Dossession of i revolver while committing housebreaking. Kassim bin Haji Sallm admitted entering the house of a Chinese in Koon Seng Road135 words
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Article483 1963-06-05 4 MAN WHO FACED DEA TH IS FREED SINGAPORE. Tues IJKO KIM SENG, ii young driver who ;ip pealed against an Assize Court conviction on a charge of murdering a bank clerk. Tan Teng Cheow, was freed by the Court of Criminal Appeal today. Kirn Seng had been sentenced to deatn483 words
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Article85 1963-06-05 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The need for water economy continues, said the Public Utilities Board today, reporting that no rain fell at Tebrau and the reservoir areas in Singapore yesterday. Some rain fell on June 1 and 2 at both places. The supply from Tebrau yesterday85 words
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Article, Illustration303 1963-06-05 4 I SINGAPORE. Tues INCHE Rahim Ishak A said today it was a pity that Mr. Ow Kheng Tor, deputy general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, saw politics in what was a simple issue of the use of a tape-recorder In their303 words
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208 1963-06-05 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A British corporal told a preliminary inquiry today now he and his girl friend were mbbed of cash and jewellery worth $103 by three youths at Kallang Park on th* ni^ht of May 2. The corporal. Desmond Martin Lewis. 25. of208 words
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Advertisement50 1963-06-05 4 njrnmnnrsn i last ASHOK KUMAR GifTA SAt -'^PBJBJ .<OBBBa/'' s—rmutt A*7f*mcZ7Ui Opens lomorrow 'Neeli Ankl-en' (H) Today: 1 30-3 30-7 00-9 30 p.m. Peter Lawford Steve McQueen "NEVER $O JEW" (Color Scope). Tomorrow: "All The Fine Young Cannibals" (Color Scope). (Sifter) Today Only: 2 30-7.1 5-9 30 p.m. "SI TANGGANG"50 words
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Advertisement78 1963-06-05 4 FREE GIFTS! Comprising: 1. TELEVISION SET 2. RADIO 3. ELECTRIC FAN 4. 10 LUXURIOUS GIFT ITEMS AND MANY OTHER EXCELLENT GIFTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE TO ALL CUSTOMERS Please call ot: A. I. DEPARTMENTAL STORE, No. 171, MIDDLE ROAD, SINGAPORE -7 AND YOU WILL KNOW THE PARTICULARS To Ni«ht78 words
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Advertisement407 1963-06-05 4 fKHAW GANISATION |yn*ui.iiCiwi.ffje[ui \O\V NilOW l\<. |lUm. 1.30, 4. 6 45 A 9.30 p.m. pj U Winner of 3 Academy Awards a BEST ACTOR f a GRtGOHr PECK Hfe Best Screenplay \m Best Art-Direction ill "TO K!LL A f MOCKihUbIRO J^|a Next Change LI LI HWA "EMPRESS WU" (sb) I407 words
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Miscellaneous183 1963-06-05 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR rpHE following is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Rome. Damascus, Baghdad. Karachi. CalcutU, Rangoon (BA 720) 5.50 pjn.; from Hong Kong (BA 991) 6.30 pjn. Japan Air Lines: From Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok183 words
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Miscellaneous184 1963-06-05 4 Stand.stedt, Istanbul. Bombay CBR 662 1 7 a.m. DEPARTURES CPA: To Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok, Hong Kong, Manila (CX 726) 8 a.m. BO AC: To Kuala Lumpur, Colombo. Bombay, Baghdad, Istanbul. Dusseldorf, London (BA 793 > 2.30 p.m.: to Jakarta, Darwin. Sydney, Auckland (BA 720) 6.40 p.m.; to Bombay, Beirut, London184 words
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Article, Illustration255 1963-06-05 5 The school clerk who lived with girl pupil, 14 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A District Judge was today urged to be merciful to a former school clerk who had an illicit affair with a girl pupil of the school. Mr. R. Ramason. a lawyer, said- "This Is indeed a pathetic case as255 words
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276 1963-06-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue*. The Lake Gardens canteen where, revelllers could get a beer until early hours of the morning, went up in flames at 4 a.m. today. Damage Is estimated at $150,000. Seventeen refrigerators, pintables, Jackpot machines, juke boxes and 100 cases276 words
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Article59 1963-06-05 5 Letters by launch for Pahang IJUAJJT*!*, Tues^-rA postal service by launch will be started soon for rural people living along the Pahane River. The boat, the Sri Pekan will be based in Pekan. The postman will deliver and collect letters and parcels and sell stamps and lottery tickets. The Sultan59 words
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Article190 1963-06-05 5 MALAYA, JAPAN SIGN TAX PACT KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya and rapan today signed a convention to save b v s i ne s smen from double taxation. It will apply both to Japanese nationals here and Malayans in Japan. This is the first of a series of conventions which Malaya190 words
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Article67 1963-06-05 5 KUCHING, Tues. Securt- ty forces have arrested four men found camping in the jungle in the border area near Oumbang in Sarawak's first division. Two of them were arrested on Sunday, the other two yesterday. All four are Sarawak Chinese who are suspected to have been trying67 words
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Article63 1963-06-05 5 PENANG, Tues— Both the Alliance Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, and the Socialist Mayor. Mr. 00l Thiam Siew. won consolation prizes at the 7th anniversary dinner of the Journalists' Union of North Malaya here last night. Over 100 gifts based on lucky numbers drawn63 words
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Advertisement282 1963-06-05 5 Dateline: Washington, D. C. What was off the record-is on the screen! tickets: $4. $3 $2. Jmk obtainable at:--?A K. TAKS UNION HOUSE lido p/_^ A r^~ll 13th JUNE j t+jfjj S[^] ZJ fcg icnunn it wtnotu mmv. iasu on mi w«i n nan otunt. music it nm m» ie282 words
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Advertisement428 1963-06-05 5 OFFERED for SALE am. l LB iVi!™ Australia's finest hotel.., CHEVRONsydnet I MACLEAY STREET. POTTS POINT I Ofltn are invited until 31st July, 1963, for the purchase of Km Chevron Sydney Hotel. This is an opportunity (or sound and profitable investment in Australia; a country of economic stability and a428 words
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Miscellaneous282 1963-06-05 5 Straits Times Crossword B UM Mpj Mpj Hpj ■pjfT^i ACROSS 7. Yeat's flair for making up 1. Stop hot tea being taken man f°? lle u 5) mm oral refresher? U0). Act ""hout nurpow at the The concept of divide and ru)e P-f fllng m 10. insect, Rorge a^ong the282 words
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Article, Illustration143 1963-06-05 6 BOY WHO VANISHED AFTER TV IS HOME SINGAPORE, Tues. K. Siradaran. 13. reported missing for a week, has returned home. A police constable found him at a friends house in Bukit Timah. He advised him to return to his home in Kirn Keat Avenue. Siradaran failed to return home after143 words
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483 1963-06-05 6 K. BASKARAN - All in a day for Ruby: Two wedding ceremonies K. BASKARAN by MALACCA GIRL AND FILM MAN GO TO REGISTRY, THEN OFF TO A TEMPLE j£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. In movieland style, a Malacca girl today went through a double wedding ceremony when she married an electrician working on the "Year483 words
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Article239 1963-06-05 6 SINGAPORE, Tues A NEW state constitution for North Borneo is being finalised in preparation lor the formation of Malaysia on Aug 31. This was stated here today by the Chief Minis-ter-designate of North Borneo. Mr. Donald Stephens, who flew back to Jesselton after attending the National239 words
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Article44 1963-06-05 6 SUNGEI PATANl. Tues. The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah will return to Alor Star from their round-the-world tour on Sunday. A buffet-dinner will be held *n the Istana Kuala Chegar, Anak Bukit. the same night to welcome them home.44 words
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Article, Illustration67 1963-06-05 6 ■■TUCKING, Tnes. Managers, supervisors and head -teachers of all schools in Sarawak were told by the Education Department today they must not allow their pre- mises to be used by political parties. If a school is shown to be connected with any organisation or group of aUPI - 67 words
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Article, Illustration283 1963-06-05 6 Ting Hao finds her 'ideal romantic man' By SOH TIANG KENG SINGAPORE. Tues. A casual introduction followed by a dizzy whirl of dates ended a two-year search by Hong Kong actress Kitty Ting Hao for the "right" man. Ting Hao. 23, who came to Malaya six months ago to make283 words
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Article, Illustration682 1963-06-05 7 WITH REGRET— BUT IT'S ONLY WAY TO DRAW ATTENTION TO THE PLIGHT OF THE PARTY, HE SAYS pENANG, Tues. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, leader of the Opposition in the State Legislative Assembly, resigned today from the Labour Party of Malaya, of which he was national chairman from682 words
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204 1963-06-05 7 PENANG, Tuesday. Front and Party Rakyat leaders here today said they knew of no Socialist Front councillors standing as Independents The chairman of the Penang division of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Lim Kean Slew, and the chairman of the Penang division party Rakyat. Hajl204 words
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92 1963-06-05 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Nine of the 11 witnesses required by the prosecution failed to turn up today in the Third Criminal District Court. Senior Inspector M. C. Jacob, prosecuting, told Mr. N. A dRozario, the judge: "The nine absentees include the complainant, Koh Geok Mong. I92 words
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Article56 1963-06-05 7 ALOR STAR, Tues.— A housewife. Mah binte Khanus. 34. reported ro the police last night that a stranger broke into her house and molested her. Mah said she was in the kitchen alone when a man entered, caught hold of her and kissed her. The intruder ran56 words
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Article44 1963-06-05 7 SUNGEI PATANI. TUC8. A schoolboy. Marzukl bin Abdul Tujudln. 10, was killed about noon today when a bus overturned and pinned him under. Seven other people In the bus. Including the driver and the conductor, escaped with minor InJurle*.44 words
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176 1963-06-05 7 COURT OF APPEAL SAVES 3 FROM NOOSE KUALA LUMPUR, j Tues. Two of three brothers sentenced to death for murdering a Perlis landowner on Oct. 19 last year, were freed today by the Federation Court of Appeal. The third had his appeal rejected. A fourth man. Hussin bin Shane, 35,176 words
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Article68 1963-06-05 7 Drop in pepper crop KUCHING, Tues. The Department of Agriculture here has estimated that the 1963 Sarawak pepper crop would drop to about 4.400 tons of white pepper and 2.400 tons of black pepper due to heavy rains earlier this year. A government statement reminded pepper growers that foot-rot disease68 words
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Article54 1963-06-05 7 PENANG, Tues Inmates of 17 homes and orphanages in Penang and Province Wellesley have been given a dollar each to celebrate the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong's official birthday tomorrow. The money is from state government funds. Over 1.000 guests have been invited to the garden party at54 words
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Article34 1963-06-05 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will move a motion in the Legislative Assembly on Friday railing on the House to aporovp th«» Government's Financial Policy for 1963.34 words
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Article70 1963-06-05 7 KUCHING. Tues. Curfew alone the border regions from Tanjonr Data in the First Division to the extreme I'lu Ai. Second Division, has been extended until the end of this month. The curfew between 8 p.m. and 4 a.m.— was imposed on ADril 29 and was scheduled to70 words
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Article107 1963-06-05 7 JOHORE B A H R U Tues. A planter was killed and three passengers were hurt in a car crash along Kota TinRgi Road early yesterday. Mr. R. Barret. 22, manager of the Ulu Tlram Rubber Estate who was driving, died soon after admission to107 words
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Article46 1963-06-05 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tucs.— Town Council elections in Johore will take place on July 13. Nomination day will be on June 13. A tofal of 86,311 voters will go to the polls to pick 86 candidates for eight town councils in tap state.46 words
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94 1963-06-05 7 two houses burgled as owners are out SINGAPORE, Tues. Two people who attended the National Day celebrations at the pad an c yesterday returned home to find their houses burgled. ANGLIC PEREIRA, 24. of Macpherson Road, who left her house at 5.30 p.m.. went back at 10.40 pm. to find94 words
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Article46 1963-06-05 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. An exhibition or 21 photo panels depicting new design and construction of city planning and buildings will be opened at the National Library from tomorrow to June 20. The title of the exhibition U "New American architecture anl city planning."46 words
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Article106 1963-06-05 7 Azahari appoints a new 'envoy' JAKARTA, Tues. Self-styled "Prime j Minister" of North i Borneo. Sheikh A. M. Azahari, has appointed "Major" Abang Ahmad as his new "ambassador" to Indonesia to replace Mr. Ahmad Fadillah. the news agency Antara reported yesterday. Antara said the appointment did not say whether Mr.Reuter - 106 words
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Article23 1963-06-05 7 BANTING. Tues. Raj* Ismail bin Raja Ibrahim. State Assembly, man (or Telok Datok. has been reelected president of Kuala Langai Umno.23 words
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Article17 1963-06-05 7 SEGAMAT. Tues.— Mr. Anthony Peter ha* been elected president of the Segamat India Ceylon Association.17 words
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116 1963-06-05 7 RESTRICTED RESIDENCE FOR EIGHT TOP THUGS IPOH. Tues. Eight 1 leaders of the notorious Wah Kee secret society, operating in the Ipoh and Menglembu areas, have been put under restricted residence under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. They have been restricted for periods between two to three years each. Those116 words
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Advertisement168 1963-06-05 7 FORDSON I I ■W0 m m f^b ■C 9 w^hH ?V Ft i 9 IP BH^fW"V- -A* jjM|S§jPflß|| S^Np^Hj Wf/m SUPER MAJOR For nearly half a century fordson has meant economical, reliable and safe mechanization. n All over the world this name is accepted with *jLr the confidence of over168 words
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Article, Illustration467 1963-06-05 8 THE HONOURS LIST JN FULL JHE Yang di-Per-tuan Agong's birthday honours list is given in full below. Total number of recipients is 136. PANGLIMA MANGKD NEGARA: Dato Haji Mohamed Noah bin Omar. Speaker, Dewan Ra'ayat; Inche Mohamed Salleh bin Ismael, Commissider of Police: HONORARY467 words
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Article, Illustration1127 1963-06-05 8 bin Hajl Wan Mohamed, Acting Deputy Comptroller, Royal Customs and Excise Headquarters; Inche Wan Yahya bin Hajl Wan Mohamad (for political and public services). HONORARY KESATRIA MANGKU NEGARA: Mr. P. Barnes, Superintendent of Police, Federal Police Headquarters; Mr. R.M.D. Buxton. Assistant Commissioner of1,127 words
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Advertisement169 1963-06-05 8 11?-■ KWIMM* MfrnmL. I 111 I PRESENTING THE 1963 CHEVROLET Beauty, luxury and comfort all combined in one car— the 1963 Chevrolet. The clean, sculptured body lines, the elegantly fashioned interior, trimmed in rich new fabrics, all add to the tasteful good looks of the new Chevrolet. The famous Jetsmooth169 words
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Miscellaneous116 1963-06-05 8 At !i* Onp B v r Ummlim i^^bXtTlTTl^kk7~~ noMTCHAf j took ow v^ "^t^ V. IHrk Iriiry By Chvmfr Cmmld IV_ »xti. co «aowo v^ wof (o agyr vwut awo 1 |w£v»o rut vat coupt~ it CrsA by means of orr L T> tL. p 'i£ T FLY <»■"«« RJJNtoes116 words
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Article, Illustration1522 1963-06-05 9 JUST AS ONE MAN HAD A PASSION FOR CARDS, ANOTHER FOR CHESS, RUDOLF PLEIL'S WAS-MURDER WHEN in November 1950 the murderer Rudolf Pleil stood trial in the town of Brunswick in the British zone of Germany, he calmly pleaded "guilty1,522 words
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Advertisement171 1963-06-05 9 Zr^M a I Keep your hair well-groomed all dayuse BHAIR CREAM Now, Old Spice Hair Cream tike* a controlling jgfjj interett in your hair, neatly and naturally. **~4tt Keep* your hair lively all day long well- groomed without giott. And one jar givet gaaa months of regular daily use. ffTOHfr171 words
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Article74 1963-06-05 10 2* Word* $10 (Minimum) MH. MRS. Teddy Urn thank their relatives sod friends for all their good wishes and valuable presents I. B. OAVIO Thanks Surgeon, Doctors, and .Nursing Staff of Wwd Sieves. Untt, Oeneral Hospital for their attention gnva during his lllneaa. MM. AND MRS. Chan Vow Hoong74 words
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Obituary23 1963-06-05 10 2* Ware's (Mimhmmm) CATMIRINf OAVIO RAJAIAM la loving Memory of My Beloved Wife who died on 6-6-»2. Gone but Dot forgotten.23 words
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Article258 1963-06-05 10 :</ It..* i Minimum) MOTHERS, to keep your children fit. start them with a real good breakfast. Serve Welgar Bnredded Wheat every THE SCOOTER VARIETY Show at the Happy World on June 7th to Vtb is postponed. Ticket holders please Tel. ißporri 3M!M T.C.O. CRAOUATES. Apply to Dr. C258 words
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Article672 1963-06-05 10 No priest becomes Pope unless he possesses the most formidable qualifications for his high office. But it is not given even to the Sacred College which elects him to say how these qualifications shall serve the Church. It was with no disrespect to His Holiness Pope672 words
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Article343 1963-06-05 10 The World Food Congress now in session in Washington is the major event of the Freedom from Hunger Campaign launched in 1960 by the U.N. Food and Agricultural Organisation. The Campaign has two broad aims. One is to tell the people of the well-nour-ished nations about the343 words
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Article225 1963-06-05 10 The Speaker of the House of Representatives today becomes a double Dato Federal as well as State with the conferment of the Panglima Mangku Negara. Dato Haji Mohamed Noah well deserves the honour, awarded during the last session of Parliament over whose proceeding.-, in the Dewan Ra'ayat he225 words
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Article, Illustration1346 1963-06-05 10 BARBARA WARD JACKSON - BARBARA WARD JACKSON by— POPE JOHN XXIII, the world was told, would be a "stopgap Pope." Unable to agree on anyone more challenging, significant or controversial, the College of Cardinals played it safe and came up with a compromise. For those who felt a certain disappointment, the consoling1,346 words
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290 1963-06-05 10 FUNERAL CEREMONIES WILL RUN TO NINE DAYS VATICAN CITY. Tues. Nine days of aceold funeral ceremonies here will follow the announcement from the Pontiffs deathbed: "Yere Papa mortuis est" —"In (ruth, the Pope is dead." As soon as the doctors had pronounced him dead, members of the papal household ber*n290 words
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Advertisement561 1963-06-05 10 J» WmrdmlH lUimtmrnmt ORIMINi To Kit* and Bob a aaa <Rob«rt both w«ll. on «-*-M. OAVii To Lola «od Ron twta dauchim Buaaa Ra» and Jtaalfw Marl* 3rd lua* at TIlMimlia TO RAJCS and Nasarajab a suittar on 31-&-1063 at Kuala t^ f l Thanki to Doctors and Staff. MAUSER:561 words
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Advertisement322 1963-06-05 10 ©EARN Whaf you're really worth! Let ICS training develop your ability and help you to a better job. With ICS you learn at home, at your own pace. Your progress it sure, as instruction is thorough and easy-to-follow. Send us th« coupon below today? Moderate fees; no books to buy.322 words
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Miscellaneous395 1963-06-05 10 Another D-class town... ALOR STAR, comes under attack on the Prime Mlnisthe category of D-class LJL«L J- rxl »T«!9 ter, Tengku Abdul Rahman (for dirty) towns in the l^Jx .'..1111j for criticising the Sultan of Federation. It is not Un- aaaaaaaaawaaaaaawaaalaTsaaTsaTsaTawawffai Perak recently common to see heaps of It was395 words
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Article, Illustration140 1963-06-05 11 DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED: HE WAS ONCE HEAD OF C.I.D. Xl ALA LUMPI'R. Tues. An Englishman, who was '.ound dead in a hotel room in Princes Road last night, was today identified as Mr. K.J.N. Duthic (above), a former Federation < II) Chief. Mr. Outhie. 62, was one of two senior140 words
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Article26 1963-06-05 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Police screened 501 gangster suspects over the last 24 hours and arrested three people in Tanjong Pagar under the Societies Ordinance.26 words
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Article405 1963-06-05 11 ST JOHN'S CATHEDRAL TO HOLD SPECIAL REQUIEM HIGH MASS FOR HIS HOLINESS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THOUSANDS of Catholics in Malaya and Singapore who are mourning for Pope John will attend a special Requiem High Mass next week. Announcements will be made in churches on Sunday about the405 words
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132 1963-06-05 11 Tut refuse in bins appeal' in capital If UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. Letters will be sent soon to householders In the Federal capital stressing the need for proper refuse removal to prevent the spread of cholera. The letters, signed by the Commissioner of the Federal Capital, Haji Ismail bin PanJang132 words
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Article, Illustration97 1963-06-05 11 AILEEN YAP receiving a kiss from Maryanne Masson, who was third, after winning the Varsity Carnival Queen contest in Singapore on Monday night. Leaning forward to plant another kiss on her cheek is runner-up Pixie Monterio. The contest highlighted the end of97 words
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175 1963-06-05 11 DORT SWETTENr HAM, Tues.— More than 2,000 fishermen of Pnlau Ketam, 15 miles from here, today prepared to go deep sea fishing after staying away from it for three months. They stopped deep sea fishing after three fishermen were arrested by175 words
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Article57 1963-06-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Kg Char Thong, SO, of Jlnjang South. Ml charged In a magistrate* court today with stealing sheet, rubber worth $466 fror-. a itore 1 house at Chin Leoiig estate In Sungel Suloh early this morning. He pleaded not guilty and was flowed bail57 words
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Article, Illustration250 1963-06-05 11 Industry hope by Guthries chairman MALACCA. Tuesday. Tiflß. L. L. COOPER, chairman of Guthries. said ITI today he hoped that both Singapore and the Federation would "industrialise" after the formation of Malaysia. Mr. Cooper is now on a farewell tour of all the company's branches In the Federation. He leaves250 words
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Article46 1963-06-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Inche Mohamed AH bin Ngah has been elected chairman of the Malayan Technical Services Union. Pa hang branch. Other officials are: Vice-chair-man. Inche A. Rahim bin Ahnad; secretary. Inche Nordin bin A Bakar; and treasurer, Inche K Ariffln bin Abdullah46 words
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Article272 1963-06-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Queen Elizabeth has sent the Yang di-Pertuan Agong a message of "warm congratulations and very best wishes for your health an happiness In the future" and the oecasslon of his 43rd birthday tomorrow. Other congratulatory messages were received today from the272 words
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Article54 1963-06-05 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Moha nied Ibrahim oin Naina MohamM told a court today that h« fcund it "too hot" yesterday morning. So he took off all his clothes and walked about naked behind thf Van Kleef Aimrium. He was fined $10 for behaving in an indecent54 words
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Article, Illustration109 1963-06-05 11 Ruler and adviser to discuss Malaysia BRTJNEI TOWN. Tues. Dato Neil Lawson, Q.C. constitutional advisor to the Brunei Government, will arrive in Brunei from London, on Thursday for talks with the Sultan. They will discuss Brunei's entry into Malaysia. Dato Setla Pengiran Hajl Yusof, Brunei's Assistant State Secretary, la dueReuter - 109 words
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Article46 1963-06-05 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Six bags of coffee bean* and six bags of pepper, worth a total of 11.320. were stolen from the Kah *****. anchored in the Outer Roads yesterday. Engine room equipment worth $2,500 was stolen yesterday from the Oori, anchored off Pulau Bukom.46 words
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Advertisement229 1963-06-05 11 JAPAN'S No.J TV V F V Iv_ J™w -J gPißi and h| *V We Do The Rest I 1 W^ ti #> Moin»tr»oiK« Replacements t Set-Top Aerial II MONTHLY RENTAL: 1 14" TV 19" TV 1 $18.00 $23.00 Top Discount for Coih Easy Hire Purchase Terms Guaranteed for one year.229 words
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Advertisement115 1963-06-05 11 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIiniIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII SALON TREATMENTS Visit our Elizabeth Arden Salon m for the wonderfully refreshing treatments that bring new f^ .n beauty to every skin. I I Personal advice S/^r g "TT^^''-—^^\ without charge. Jjfl if Egg and Oil Treatment Soothing and gently firming, it is especially helpful to dry sensitive skin.115 words
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Miscellaneous611 1963-06-05 11 Todays Radio, TV programmes DAniO MAI AVA sulUs: 7 20 Swing Music: 7.30 HAUIU MALAYA Sporto Reel; 7.45 Paris Star NATIONAL SHORTWAVE T lll1 800 Snort stor y Library; sFßvici.- 417 8 30 E** l Meets West; 9.00 Viva SEBVICE 41.7 Metres UU nt; 9.30 News; 9.40 News A.M.: 6.00611 words
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Article, Illustration401 1963-06-05 12 'I VATICAN CITY, Tu««. j VATICAN Radio announced the death of Pope John XXIII as follows: s- Praised be Jesus Christ km —here is Vatican Radio, we are about to read an important communique. The Supreme Pontiff, John XXIII.401 words
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Article, Illustration1343 1963-06-05 12 VATICAN CITY, Tues. A crowd of more than 30,000, many weeping, were rising from their knees at the end of an open-air mass in St. Peter's Square when loudspeakers announced: "Pope John is dead." A strange deep cry of anguish went throughReuter - 1,343 words
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Advertisement157 1963-06-05 12 the Hottest thing the Speediest on two wheels |1 motorcycle around Kit 4fcs *^^^3 I /I 9 P ißpSs^i ■<-- I Merc's a pair of giant-killers for the sports ing make the HONDA 250 SCRAMBLER I HONDA ->S0 Suner Snorts HONDA 250 Scrambler ndcr For speed? lhe HO NDA 250157 words
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619 1963-06-05 13 VATICAN CITY, Tues. Tributes to Pope John XXIII began to pour in from all parts of the world as soon as his death was announced. PRESIDENT KENNEDY said the wisdom, compassion and kindly strength of Pope John had "bequeathed humanity a newReuter - 619 words
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Article, Illustration58 1963-06-05 13 Khrushchev: A man of peace MOSCOW. Tues. Mr. Khrushchev has expressed his profound condolences on the death of the Pope John. Tass reported. "We retain good memories of John XXIII, whose fruitful activities for the maintenance and strengthening; of peace have earned wide recognition and won him the respect ofReuter - 58 words
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446 1963-06-05 13 He worked too hard and this has cost him his life, says Peking archbishop "To him, the divine spark which unites men would ultimately prove more enduring than the forces which divide. His wisdom, compassion and kindly strength have bequeathed humanity a new legacy of purpose and courage for th«446 words
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Article49 1963-06-05 13 ROME. Tues. A woman telephoned the Vatican last night just before the Pope died at the insistance of her five-year-old son. The boy had asked her to take him to the Pope saying: "Let me have his serins. Then the Pone can set better." Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Advertisement146 1963-06-05 13 TeacheXS agree S^W that Sheaffer's pens write best! Now you too can have Sheaffer's quality for as little as $8/-, when you choose from Sheaffer's IMPERIAL range. Slim, light in weight, these have many unique Sheaffer features built-in: you fill the ink in a single stroke action, and to guard146 words
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Advertisement208 1963-06-05 13 FLY WITH ME TO TOKYO 1 Or Okinawa. Taipei Hong Ko"aV Bangkok. Djakarta! JAL'i big 88OM M Couriers get you there W in luxurious comfort, wiih' j, timetable dependability. Where-] B i»W ever you fly ML, now virtually S the world around, we'll brighten your journey with counties* I attentions208 words
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Advertisement716 1963-06-05 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOB STOREKEEPER SPECIAL. GRADE Applications are Invited for the post of Storekeeper special Grade in the Medical and Health Department, Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: taj Candidates must posses at least the Oversea School Certificate. tbj Candlaates should have had years of experience in the organisation716 words
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Advertisement716 1963-06-05 14 (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wmrdt U (Mm.) »mv SO eta, tmtrm I wanted A CONDUCTOR to take chance of v. 500 acre Chlneae E«tate. Apply with testimonial, to Box A lBO4 I S.T. K.L. private TUTOR with at least good Cambridge School Cenlncate Results I wanted. Apply716 words
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Advertisement1555 1963-06-05 14 SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSES LAND FOR SALE Ward* SS (Mln.)— Box SO cts. exlr. >• Words U (Min.)— Box SO et: txtrm «lAO UM Senior Appointments Vs- DOUBLI ITORtYCO TERRACE cant In The Sunday Mali eacb week Brick House at Kee Cboe Avenue. y.rs' sdmmlstratlve experte»c*. eleven years in Architects 11,555 words
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Advertisement838 1963-06-05 14 EDUCATION Words SS 1 Min.>— Box it eU. txtrm BEGINNERS' CLASSES: Morning/ Kvenint.. Book -keeping. Shorthand. Typewrit inn. Admlxsion. to .ingle subject/Full Courses. School Certlficate/H.S.C. Art.. Science. Qualifying Test: Knulisn/Matheraatlc. Form Hi v City School of Commerce, Queen Street. Singapore. JUNE BIOINNERS' CLASSES BookKeeping Shorthand Typewriting Commercial Correspondence /Commercial English838 words
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Advertisement1952 1963-06-05 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE 20 Woe** Si (Mtm.y—9n SO cO. omtrm 20 Word* Si (Min.)— Box io cts txtrt FOR BALI: 1932 Hudson excellent AFTER OFFICE HOURS Relax condition. Best offer considered. Ring with Kuba 'Astronaut' Transistorised (B' pore I ***** between 9 a.m. A S Portable TV In1,952 words
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Advertisement1446 1963-06-05 15 TO LIVtRPOOL I WESI COAST U.K.i DM Store SajH P a*tHM Penan* EUMAEUS (,'ars L'fMl, Havre. H'Durf la Pert Jim 7 JaM l/tfl JaM 11 PYRRHUS l .cm luDim. Glasgow Jim II Jim II Jmi 14/19 MM v Vri\? r h l'»«f»lll J*Mll Jim 15 MM 11/29 Mac 21 C1,446 words
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Advertisement1310 1963-06-05 15 Me A LISTER 6: CO., LTD. w^ I*l. a* urn ij^ CLUHMAN LWE atXAVBMaMJJ L»B UNOON. UAMSUM4. lUIUROAM, US ANULIS, SAA) rRANCISCB, UVRE. HUU 1 MiOOUilaoutl SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PQRILaWb CITY OF DURHAM Accealiaß carge ler Ceitral A teat) S'por* P. Sham Penang tMMiviuE 21/21 Jim 24/25 JMe 29/27 Jim1,310 words
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784 1963-06-05 16 From Our Market Correspondent SANDWICHED between two "half" markets on Monday and today yesterday's trading on the Malayan Stock Exchange was somewhat disappointing following the optimistic communique which was put over the week end at the conclusion of the talks between Tengku Abdul Rahman and784 words
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Article258 1963-06-05 16 RUBBER PRICES RUBBER PRICES lUNE lirst ir«d« rubm« ou»*i f.*A. clesso at S p.m. in Imxs Mrs and Kuala Lumsur yssttrda al 74s csnti p«r lb. rtown hall at 74i crntß per lb. down half cent. The lone was very quirt. R.A.I, and F.M.R.C. sUsing s»ies in s*nt* p*r la.258 words
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Article215 1963-06-05 16 SHIM lying alengsids the Itngaawr* <shsr*s* today are: Benreocb 46, BraesMe 10/11. Salmara Ss/SB. Bervuikerk 1/2. L*rut NW. 1/2. Panama 13/14 Madison Lioyd 6/7. Rokao 147, NW. 4 Roksn 149, NW. 6. Arcadia 44/43 Bong Be 25. Belanfjor NW. I. Billiton 44. Innsr Reads: Po. Blntang. Badenak.215 words
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Article155 1963-06-05 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 4. Three months. Dunlops 19 cts. E. Smelters 20 cts. Esso 21 cts. F. N. 18 cts. Oammon 14 < ts. 8. Darby 4d. Hume pref. 16 cts. C. Storage 4id. J. Waugb 17 cts. 8. Traction 1/1 M. Brew 33 CU. Shell 16 cts.155 words
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Article23 1963-06-05 16 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indices June 1 June 4 Industrials: 116.11 116.1t Tins: 113.05 115.56 S robbers: 113.98 114.18 Dec. 29. 1962 10023 words
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Article819 1963-06-05 16 COMBINED 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: Baultaad (1,000) SI. 69. (5.000) (1.70: DunliM (1.000) S2.90 D, (1.000) $2.86. (2.000) $2.87. (1.000) $2.88, (1.000) $2.KM, (14,000) $2.M: Batt819 words
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Article27 1963-06-05 16 June 4 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 74 1 cents (down half a cent). TIN: $458 (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 2">5 tons (up IS tons).27 words
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314 1963-06-05 16 WHEN the Btraits Tin Market resumed operations yesterday after the Whitsuntide holiday the price fell 25 cents to $458 per plcul on an offering estimated at 265 tons, up 15 tons. The London market wu also closed on Monday. After the long314 words
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Advertisement971 1963-06-05 16 I™!ORIENTI LINES I ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHITRAL" Depor-s: Penong 11th June 1963 Singapore 14th June 1963 for Hongkong 18th/2Oth Jun«, Japan 24th/28th Jun* Hongkong 2nd/4th July Return.: Singapore Bth July 1963 Penang 11th July 1963 Farts from:— Penang from $1,089.00 Singapore from $1,046.00 FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE opply971 words
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Advertisement341 1963-06-05 16 Pinon* P'Sbam S>or* tTA/rro fTA/rro eta/eto FROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "STATE OF KUTCH" for Colombo and Colcutto tw*» <J*». IS/1* OT> inn* 7 ■ROM CALCUTTA. KAKINADA A VISAKHAPATNAM M.V. "STATE Of GUJARAT" for Moil. Kobe Osaka. Hirohoto, Nogoyo Yokortamo J*)»*) 7 Jtin* i/10 FROM CALCUTTA t CHALNA M.V. "STATE OF TRAVANCORE341 words
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Advertisement1011 1963-06-05 17 AUSTRALIAN emrvc WIMUIW NOTICE MELBOURNE. Tues. NOTICE is hereby given that OHAHE trading continued on Mr. LIM HOONG CHING is no 0 steady to firmer lines with more employed by us as from Ist. .support again mainly centred on June, 1963 and he has no authokey stocks. rity to transact1,011 words
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Advertisement942 1963-06-05 17 NOTICE THIS Us 10 notify that Mr. Lim Chin Girn is no more in the employ of Getz Bros, and Co. Inc.. and is not authorised to transact any business on our behalf. I PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE TENDERS ARCHITECT'S DEPARTMENT: (Ist Floor, Halifax Road. Singapore 9): (a) Contract for942 words
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Advertisement642 1963-06-05 17 NOTICES P.W.D. NOTICE The roadway at the level crossing at Kailuay Telegraph Po&t No. 103/23 over the approach road to the Central Mental Hospital Compound will be closed to traffic on 11th June, 1963 for repairs during the hours of 7.00 a.m. and 6.00 pjn. Tramc may be allowed to642 words
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Advertisement2925 1963-06-05 17 NOTICES I NOTICE TENDER NOTICE NOTICE OF WATER KERETAPI TAWAH MELAYU THIS is to inform the public RATIONING TENDER NOTICE that Mr. A. K. HAQUE is no longer e n vfRA>I ci-ppt v TENDERS are invited from Reauthorised to transact business for, skmbilan gistered Contractors Class -A* tor or on2,925 words
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Advertisement331 1963-06-05 17 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'E' and above PWD, Registered Contractors I will be received at ihe office of the State Engineer. Pah;iii-. Kuantan i up to 300 p.m. ol the 13th June. 1963 for the Supply and Delivery lof Metal Iruin a Quarry situated j at331 words
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373 1963-06-05 18 TEOH ENG TATT - TEOH ENG TATT -E SINGAPORE. Tuesday. 4 MALAYSIAN football team may be fielded after all in the Merdeka sixth anniversary tournament at the Merdeka Stadium from Aug 8 to 18. Football '\ssociation ol Malaya have asked SAFA to Ignore the decision made at373 words
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204 1963-06-05 18 Two games 'on the house for soccer fans SINGAPORE. Tues.— Soccer fans here will see twe good matches at Jalan Besar tomorrow and on Thursday free. Both matchee* hav>? been arranged to celebrate National Day. Tomorrow Singapore and Singapore Joint Services will meet in a match arranged by 6AFA. It204 words
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Article, Illustration646 1963-06-05 18 FRANCIS BOEY; VIC NAYAGAM - FRANCIS BOEY and VIC NAYAGAM IRANIAN BLOWS KISS TO WOMAN DRIVER IN TRAFFIC JAM, THEN CRASHES AND RACE IS RESCHEDULED By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. JAPAN showed their real riding skill and staying power when they won the gruelling 100 kilometres road team time trial646 words
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Article360 1963-06-05 18 ONDON. Tues. It was by Ld no means a happy day yesterday for several cricketers named for Thursday's first Teit match at Manchester. Surrey lost the first three men of England's likely batting order very cheaply In their first innings against Nottinghamshire M 1 c360 words
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Article96 1963-06-05 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Marines were a good team in all department except goal and this weakness com them a point when they met RAP Changl In a SAPA league first division match at Jalun Besar today. The airmen were lucky to earn a 2-2 draw. They never96 words
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Article65 1963-06-05 18 MALACCA. Tues. Left-winuer Johnny Choe has been dropped Irom Malacca's team which will meet Combined Services. Malaya. In the Malaya Cup soccer match at Kubu Stadium tomorrow 'kickoil 5.15 p.m.). Johnny's berth will be filled by Peng Chiang. Malaccas line-up:- Lee Soo Phanit: Cheng Wee. Yip Tuck: Tien65 words
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Article26 1963-06-05 18 ALOR STAR. Tues. Tlie tourini; Hone Kong Chinese footballers, scoring from a penalty five minutes trom time, drew 3-3 with Kedali here today26 words
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Article96 1963-06-05 18 ATHLETICS— Henang AW «ro^ country: 1 Cpl G. Treasure 2 Jambu 3 Capi Gibson 26m 33.45: open for affiliates: 1 Jambu 2 Capt Gibson 3K. Vasu; junior: 1 Linganath (SKI) 2 L. Boss <BMHS> 3 Teh Ah Lee 28:12.6. SOCCER— Taiping Lge 'B: 7th Bn RMR 12 2 Tpt96 words
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Article242 1963-06-05 18 K. FERNANDEZ - MALAYA WILL ACCEPT GAMES THONG K. FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya will stage the next South East Asia Peninsular Games if Laos, who are next in the line of hosts to Cambodia, are also unable to do so. said Mr. Thong Poh Nyen. secretary of the Federation of Malaya242 words
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Advertisement76 1963-06-05 18 lf M "dH set out t0 nd the answer 1 Read what these findings are in this age-old battle of the sexes m in the June issue of- M Jssk (M POIINTRIFQ r^*"^a ■^1*? Also in this issue WHAT YOU REALLY THINK ABOUT MARRIAGE 1 NAVA RASA -THE NINE MOODS76 words
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Advertisement10 1963-06-05 18 O MORE THAN MILLION HrV^l pens rj SOLD I JJ10 words
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1329 1963-06-05 19 Speedy Edmundus makes safe each-way bet UDMUNDUS has shown marked improvement since his promising debut at Kuala Lumpur in March and should make a safe each-way bet in the Class 2. Div. 1. 6f handicap (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today. This speedy Sir Edward four-year-old carried stable confidence first1,329 words
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Article135 1963-06-05 19 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTEK PR. TOURNAI PR. TOURNAI ROMAN GALLEY Race 1 Koman GaUey Mississippi Jrmbers. Sharpshooter Cheu-Tzelong Mississippi SHOWGIRL SHOWGIRL SHOWGIRL Race Paiir HiUm Fast Tune Sydbury Sydbury Pasir Hitam Early Mark TEE LP TILLY STAR YOUR Highness Race 3 Tn ,j y SUr xee Up135 words
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184 1963-06-05 19 SINGAPORE, T u e s Weights for three races at Bukit Titnah on Sunday: CL. 3. OIV. I 7F Killaloe 9.00 Jatnborita 8.13 Double Chance 8.12 Brave Chevalier 8.11 Myopic 8.10 Lady Warrior II 8.09 Paragon 8.8 Barang Balk 8.5 Senior 8.3 Malahon 8.2184 words
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Article122 1963-06-05 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Summary of this morning's workouts at Bukit Timah: Power Code (apprentice Subian) galloped fluently over 3f In 37 1/5. keeping fairly wide out. Astounding (Laurie Johnson) and Fleetmuster (Ismail Asban) went attractively over 3f In 37 4/5 with Astounding going easily at the finish.122 words
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Article225 1963-06-05 19 ¥>ENANG, Tues. Entries for 1 the Penang Turf Club Gymkhana on Saturday, June 15: Claw I—%'J (within 11 to 13SU Magic Note. Sureshot, Marksman, Golden Ram, Sayang 11, Androcles. Col^a, Ever Tranquil, Pagan King, Plcturegoer 11, Plzarro. Filibuster, Take Easy, Ma Polie, Courier 11. Class 2 7 F225 words
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Advertisement248 1963-06-05 19 I Whatever your business may be... BOSTITCH staplers can save you money If you fasten your product or its container with glue. nail*, pins, rivets solder, string, tape, tacks, wire or thread, consider this: stapling uith Bostitch is usually faster, saves labor, costs less, gives greater security. Over 800 models248 words
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Miscellaneous1523 1963-06-05 19 BT. TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS 17 ***** Purple Haxe (Est of late C. S. Gohi R. Breuk. 5 8.3 Posner 9 Race Seven: 5-35— Cl 2 Div 2— B£ 1 ***** Joey San (Joey Kongslj Sullivan, 5 9.0 (F) Posner 12 2 ***** Premium (Paradise St.) Martin, 7 8.13 A.1,523 words
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146 1963-06-05 20 Big welcome home for 'champion of peace' I/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Banners hailing Tengku Abdul Rahman as a "champion for peace" will be displayed at the airport tomorrow when he arrives home from his Tokyo talks with President Soekarno. The banners will be carried by IK specially picked Alliance youths. The146 words
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403 1963-06-05 20 TENGKU: I HOPE THERE WILL BE PEACE NOW TOKYO, Tuesday. !T»ENGKU Abdul Rahman said in a television in- terview here today that he hoped the armistice between Malaya and Indonesia would "lead to peace everlasting peace" between the two countries. The TengXu said that as a result (if his TokyoReuter - 403 words
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Article38 1963-06-05 20 UDP candidate dies in hospital Wimum, twm. &tr. urn gTmiw, tinlMjd Democratic •m4Mi>* for Urn coming Iwn Tonym Council elections. tt tie Oeoeral Hospital liere tonight after being found seriously m at his home by police this morm:38 words
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Obituary43 1963-06-05 20 DUTHIE KENNETH JAMES NAYSMITH of Bunicri IMus, Malacca. <lied (Uddinly June 3rd. CUMMINC k.ii.ii Scotland on 23rd. M.iy l»«3. Mirthnt. «Ur of the Mi I J. Oimm of Con,i ..i' <■•■ FonnUUJ IVsttrld ATinlcamated K MM* Co. md Kuala I Ktporv Rubber Co. >43 words
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Article65 1963-06-05 20 KARACHI. Tues.— A West Pakistan village of Thari was set on tire and 120 people killed when rival Muslim sects clashed yesterday, official report here confirmed today. In Lahore, a scheduled 24-hour curfew was lifted alter nine hours, as quiet was restored to the cityReuter - 65 words
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Article51 1963-06-05 20 JAKARTA. Tues. Famine is threatening 200.000 Ballnese refugees from the latest eruption of Mount Agung last month, the official Indonesian news agency Antara said today. In a report from Den Pasar, the capital of Ball, the agency said nearly 20.000 villagers were suffering from malnutrition.—Reuter - 51 words
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123 1963-06-05 20 MANILA, Tues.— Tun Abdul Razak and Dr. Subandrio will arrive here on Thursday, a Foreign Office spokesman said today. The Indonesian Ma layan Philippine Foreign Ministers meeting opens the next day. The spokesman ."-aid Dr. Subandrio would fly from Vienna, where he accompanied PresidentReuter - 123 words
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92 1963-06-05 20 HONG KONG. Tue; A Hong Kong Government d< -legation returned today— in the rain- from a water-seeking mission to Canton. But officials would say nothing of their discussions with Kwangtung provincial authorities except that they were "cordial" and "technical." Newspaper reports from CantonReuter - 92 words
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Article, Illustration54 1963-06-05 20 GOVERNOR Malcolm Macdonald of Kenya signs the new constitution proclamation in Nairobi on Friday, watched by Ronald Ngala (seated left) and Jomo Kenyatta (seated right), whose Kenya African National Union triumphed in the recent general elections. Standing behind are (left) the AttorneyGeneral, Mr. A.F.M. Webb, and acting GovernorUPI - 54 words
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288 1963-06-05 20 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MR. GILBERT CHAI, president of the University of Singapore Students' Union, spoke today of students' right to organise and express themselves freely within the law. He was speaking at the official opening of the $250,000 I Union House by the Chancellor. Dato288 words
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126 1963-06-05 20 KUCHING, Tues. The army today gave details of yesterday's raid by a party of uniformed bandits on an Iban longhouse in I lu Ai of the Second Division. It said 15 men raided the longhouse and the leader was armed with a submarhinegun,UPI - 126 words
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Article36 1963-06-05 20 SAIGON. Tues.— More than 60 students were injured in Hue. north of Saigon, yesterday when Government troops, using bayonets and tear gas. dispersed some 500 Buddhist students demonstrating against alleged Government religious discrimination. UPI.UPI - 36 words
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Article23 1963-06-05 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Bishop H. B. Amstutz will open a new Methodist Church at Barker Road on Sunday at 3.45 p.m.23 words
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Article316 1963-06-05 20 LONDON, Tues.—The pre-hoU-day advance continued In the stock markets today and, although the demand was somewhat selective a good list of gains was recorded. Long-dated and undated giltedged stocks scored modest rises. Industrials were In good form. Tins were often a few pence better, and leading rubbers were316 words
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Article49 1963-06-05 20 LONDON, Tues. Spot 22 7/16 U. July 2*\a.. Aug. 22 ,d., Sept. 22:5.d. r July/Sept. 22*»d., Oct. Dec. 22 Bd.. Jan. Mar. 22^d.. Apr/June 22 5/16 d.. July/ Sept. 22 5/16 d., Oct. Dec. 22 5/16 d., elf. June 21-sd.. July 21T4d., Aug. 21 15/16 C. Tone: Idle.49 words
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Article28 1963-06-05 20 LONDON. Tues.—Buyers £910, sellers £910> 2, Porward buyers £910.... sellers £911. Settlement! £9iO'j. Turnover a.m. 120 tons, i p.m. 400 tons. Tone: Spot steady, i 3-momhs firmer.28 words
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212 1963-06-05 20 $4,200 in prizes for 12 best plays in Malay ITUALA LUMPUR. The Dewan Bahasa Dan Pustaka is offering prizes totalling $4,200 for 12 best written plays for use in Malay primary and secondary schools. Announcing this today, the director of Dewan Bahasa Dan Pustaka. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said that212 words
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301 1963-06-05 20 W. Indians score Test eve innings victory BACK PAGE SPORT LONDON. Tues. On the eve of their first Test, the West Indian cricketers raced to a spectacular victory before lunch on the tut day of their match ai Cardiff today when they beat Glamorgan by an innings and 118 runs.301 words
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Miscellaneous42 1963-06-05 20 XJIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu fll 77 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 93 75 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 7742 words
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