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Title Section18 1963-06-21 1 AVERAGE »\U V CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100*000 Ik**** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 35218 words
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Article, Illustration101 1963-06-21 1 Tengku: M-date stays... they must be prepared to share their wealth with rest of Malaysia BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. TENGKU Abdul Rahman said here tonight that Malaysia would definitely come into being on Aug. 31 "with or without Singapore and Brunei." "We cannot wait for them," the Prime101 words
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Article, Illustration962 1963-06-21 1 DAHARI ALI; RONALD - DAHARI ALI and RONALD By KINSEY: KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday SINGAPORE'S Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said late tonight that Tengku Abdul Kahman's letter giving [he final terras for merger between Singapore and Malaya "merits proper consideration" before a reply could be given. lie did not say962 words
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Article, Illustration236 1963-06-21 1 Jakarta envoy surprise KHALID NOT TO GO AFTER ALL KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs. I Haji Khalid bin Awang ()s--niaii, who had been named as the new Malayan Ambassador in Jakarta, is not going there after all. A brief government statement I announced today that Haji Khalid I "will not proceed with236 words
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239 1963-06-21 1 Headless soldier ghosts EACH CARRYING A RIFLE terrorise family KOTA BHARU. Thurs. Three headless Japanese soldiers have been terrorising a Malay family in Kampong Kuala. 19 miles from here. The headless soldiers were first Keen two weeks ago arei -stncTp rh<ai h^e an* T»ar«cl- v#rry night tfEf 'ween nine o'clocx239 words
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Article84 1963-06-21 1 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Macmillan and his chief accuser In the Proliupo case, Mr. Harold Wilson, leader of the Opposition Labour Party, today (ailed to agree on what type of Inquiry to set up to go deeper into the security aspects of the amorous scandals of ex-War84 words
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Article83 1963-06-21 1 LONDON. Thurs— Shopgirls who believed goods were being stolen hesitated to accuse the man they suspected because he had an identical twin. Bit a court found both twins identically guilty and gave them an tdenti- I cal six months in jail. The magistrate told 56--year-old WilliamReuter - 83 words
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Article, Illustration317 1963-06-21 1 LONDON, Thurs. Prince Charles did treat himself to that forbidden glass of cherry brandy after all. But it is still not known if he actually drank it. Buckingham Palace yesterday took the unusual step of apologising for denying on Tuesday that theReuter; UPI - 317 words
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Article, Illustration176 1963-06-21 1 TELEPHONE THREATS TO KILL CHRISTINE KEELER I ONDON, Thurs. Special police guards are keeping an eye on Miss Christine Keeler, the centre of the Profumo scandal, after several telephone threats were made against her life toi day. Police protection was posted outside the London flat of Miss Paula Marshall, aReuter - 176 words
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Article68 1963-06-21 1 VATICAN CITY. Thurs.— Black smoke pouring from a chimney in the Slstlne Chapel told waiting crowds In Bt. Peter's Square today that the 80 cardinals meeting In secret conclave have so far tailed to reach agreement on a micoealor to Pope John. The first two inconclusiveReuter - 68 words
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Article44 1963-06-21 1 No one ha« been Mh barred on account ot hit race from fighting or dying for America. There arc no "Whire 1 or 'coloured' sign* on the foxholes or graveyards of battle. President Kennedy In his message to Congress accompanying his Civil Rights Bill.44 words
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Article25 1963-06-21 1 GENEVA. Thurs.— The I'nited States and Russia today signed the Wash-ington-Moscow "hot-line" agreement for an emergency communications link to handle urgent crises. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article224 1963-06-21 1 Power failure hits Spore Man trapped in lift two hours SINGAPORE. Thurs. A breakdown at Pasir Panjang power station this afternoon jammed lifts, disrupted telephone lines, and cut off power in large iaeas of the city. The chairman of the Public Utilities Board. Dr. Fon; Kirn Heng. contacted at 7.45224 words
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Article72 1963-06-21 1 POWER FAILURE mm.\i'Ori: Prl i P;«n.i.ini: power station vnik-Miiin >;iid it mill nii; lit th it time of i tion of rlniricitx t>> <it\ .<r<- 1 could not be estlmatid i^ ragtoeen' reports woul'l not be submitted until littrr this morning PROFUMO CONTEMPT LONDON Jlmr- .Howe of Common*72 words
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Article250 1963-06-21 2 MYSTERY ARMY ENTERS SCENE, BUT FADILLAH SAYS: I'M STILL BORNEO'S REPRESENTATIVE 4 DISPUTE has developed here over who is the rightful Kalimantan Utara (Northern Borneo) "Ambassador" to Indonesia. The official Indonesian news agency Antara early this month reported that Army Major Abang Ahmad, the sonReuter - 250 words
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71 1963-06-21 2 More held in f" Tshombe's I capital— J ELISABETHVILLE. Thurs. Five more Europeans. Including one Briton, were detained by Congolese security men yesterday, as the wave of arrests of the I last two weeks continued Consular sources said at least 15 Europeans and an unknown number of Atricans had been71 words
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133 1963-06-21 2 pENEVA, Thurs. African delegates to the 47th International Labour organisation conference announced last night they were going home at once because of South African participation The Ouinean Ambassador to Yugoslavia. Mr. Sikhi Camara, told a Press conference on behalf of the 32-member African group133 words
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400 1963-06-21 2 Trading with Reds: US warns Japan NAGOYA. Thurs. The Economic CounI sellor of the American Embassy in Japan yesterday warned Japan against offering Communist China and other Communist Moo countries special credit terms to increase trade Mr. Arthur Z. Gardiner said that to do so would be tantamount to giving400 words
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Article135 1963-06-21 2 YOUTH and student gangs caused 4.000.000.000 ruplahs 'about $300 million at the official rate) worth of damage during their three weeks of an-ti-Chinese rioting in West and Central Java last month, a police spokesman said yesterday. Final official casualty figure;; were four killedReuter - 135 words
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481 1963-06-21 2 WA S H I N GTON. Thurs. A bitter Congressional clash was predicted last night as Southern senators closed ranks for an expected bid to talk Presisident Kennedy's new civil rights programme to death. There mas even talk of violenceReuter - 481 words
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382 1963-06-21 2 National shame, Kennedy tells Congress WA SHI N GTON, Thurs. President Kennedy sent Congress an "imperative" package of strong civil rights legislation yesterday and appealed for a halt in racial demonstrations while the programme is under consideration. He submitted a series of proposals designed to end discrimination in jobs, voting,UP - 382 words
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Miscellaneous29 1963-06-21 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby fjseoase dcac. will you (ucw about mixms MB) lay TUe ■iSfcie? > \a cocktail^; f /well. oo you Ftei. tutum K. ENOUGH TO LIFT A_29 words
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133 1963-06-21 3 New birth control pill 'best in world' CONTINUED f ONDON, Thurs. La The first British oral contraceptive, marketed under the name "Volldan." was claimed here today by its makers, British Drue Houses Ltd.. to be 'the best in the world." Mr. Geoffrey Eley, chairman of the company, said "Whatever mayReuter - 133 words
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Article18 1963-06-21 3 ATHENS. Thurs. A new Greek Government, under Mr. Panayotls Plpinelis. was sworn in yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article, Illustration166 1963-06-21 3 ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey), Thurs. A surgeon who transplanted a dead person's lung into a patient a week ago said yesterday that the man was still doing well. Dr. James Hcrdy. of the University of Mississippi Medical Centre, chief surgeon inReuter - 166 words
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391 1963-06-21 3 DEOPLE in this York--1 shire industrial city will today provide the test in hard facts and figures of the electoral prospects for Britain's political parties after the shattering Profumo scandal. In the first by-election to take place after the War Minister resigned over his affair391 words
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268 1963-06-21 3 DOLICE yesterday questioned the former War Minister, Mr. John Profumo, who returned on Tuesday from a secret hideout expressing "remorse" over his affair with 21--ye a r-old redhead Christine Keeler. The senior Scotland Yard officers, who talked with him at the ex-Minis-ter's268 words
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232 1963-06-21 3 COMMONER PEERS BILL ON WAY TO BECOME LAW I ONDON. Thurs. The j House of Commons last night gave timely point to the debate on the premiership by agreeing to allow hereditary peers two of whom have been suggested as possible successors to Mr. Macmillan to leave the House ofReuter - 232 words
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234 1963-06-21 3 pHELMSFORD, (England), Thurs. Th trial of an Italian physicist, Dr. Ouiseppe Enrico Martelli, 39, accused under the Official Secrets Act was adjourned here yesterday until July 1. Martelli will reappear for trial at the Old Bailey London's Central Criminal Court, on that date. Martelli'sReuter - 234 words
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Article104 1963-06-21 3 DALLAS. Thurs.— Roy C. Lee, an importer-exporter said yesterday that he was going to exchange fresh water for US$3O,OOO worth of movie projectors vith a friend in Hong Kong, where there is an acute water shortage. Lee said he agreed to send by air a five-gallon104 words
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Advertisement71 1963-06-21 3 SINGAPORE GRAND ANNUAL SALE NOW IN FULL SWING ALL QUALITY GOODS at GENUINELY REDUCED PRICES f hji ______H IK V _P^"s4B ft" C^~ 9p ___L C ~~-*^^m 1 I H y^. _____fl_H Xt I v/MmJM m f Ml > i^_____i__^__h I B__tfi_H ___ldNi^"l KEEPS ON GOING WHEN THE OTHERS HAVE71 words
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126 1963-06-21 4 THE GUTHRIE ROW: A 'NO' TO DATO -SIR JOHN LONDON. Thurs. A statement issued on behalf of four directors who last week resigned from the board of Guthrie Estates Agency today said that they would reply to the statement of Dato Sir John Hay. the chairman, "in due course." The126 words
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Article, Illustration543 1963-06-21 4 A common market will create more jobs SINGAPORE'S ENTREPOT TRADE WILL NOT SUFFER: UN EXPERT A COMMON market in Malaysia would enable Singapore to extend its industrialisation programme and so create more jobs for the people. Dr. Albert Winsemius, leader of the United Nations industrial survey mission to Singapore said543 words
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201 1963-06-21 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The acting principal of Queensway Secondary School was preparing to leave for a bank with $1,828 in school fees when a police party, acting a tip-off, ambushed a gang of seven men, who were waiting nearby to rob him.201 words
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96 1963-06-21 4 $3,584 fine on fisherman is set aside SINGAPORE. Thuis.— A fisherman, Scow Peng Kuan, under a magistrate's court fine of $3,584 for possession of 29.96 gallons ol dutiable sam.su. successfully appealed in the High Court yesterday. Mr. Justice Wlnslow .<*et aside the conviction and sentence following a submission by Mr.96 words
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Article69 1963-06-21 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Dr. Chen Chi Wei will give a talk on "You and Your Heart" at a luncheon meeting of the V's Men's Club on Saturday at Prince's Restaurant. SINGAPORE. Thurs. Rev. Father Lea Sheridan of the Malayan Catholic Centre will give a talk on "Writing for Television,"69 words
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280 1963-06-21 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Second Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that it would not entertain any application for interpretation of a col--1 c c t i v c agreement which had expired. The court made the ruling after hearing conflicting views from the Singapore Telephone280 words
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172 1963-06-21 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A bus driver. Aw Cheng Poh, told a district court today that he saw Chen Choon Long. 46. being fatally shot by a young constable In Albert Street one night. "Chen was having a public scene with his wife whjn the172 words
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Article, Illustration395 1963-06-21 5 Police found fake money: Deliberate plan to cheat a widow, says court MALACCA, Thursday. jrOUR men, one ol whom was alleged to have claimed that he was a millionaire businessman from Thailand, were found guilty in the Sessions Court here today of having cheated a395 words
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Article, Illustration118 1963-06-21 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Filipino woman journalist, who received an official invitation to visit Indonesia three and a half years ago. managed to take it up only l.i»t month and has just completed a 30-day lour of the country. she is Miss118 words
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Article37 1963-06-21 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An extraordinary genenil meeting of all sisters of the Ministry of Health will be held at 5.15 tomorrow evening at Viclcers Pavilion, Kampong Bahru Road, to discuss matters affecting ;he nursing service.37 words
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179 1963-06-21 5 IPOH, Thursday. A THAI fisherman, Nana Proju*. 36, was jailed for three years in the High Court here yesterday for manslaughter. Projut was charged with murdering Chla Cheng Lock. 60. at a house in Sungel Pinang Kechil. Pangkor Island, on Sept. 6 by stabbing179 words
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Article39 1963-06-21 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An unidentified woman of middle age was found drowned in two feet of water in a monsoon ditch off Prince Philip Avenue "oday. The dead woman was dressed in a white blouse and black troupers.39 words
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Article47 1963-06-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Selangor Oato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. today opened three rural development projects at Kampong Simpang Lima in Sabak Bernam district. They were a $6,000 community centre, a $10,000 midwife's clinic and a 84.800 weekend market.47 words
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117 1963-06-21 5 A peeping Tom gets 2 months' jail jail MUAR, Thurs. A peeping Tom was today sentenced to two months' jail by a magis- 1 trate, Inche Tan bin Hussein, for watching j nurses in the bath in i broad daylight. Scene of this was the nurses' hostel at the General117 words
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81 1963-06-21 5 MISS Chan Liew Sim signing the marriage register after her wedding at Caxion Hall in London recently to Mr. Tan Kan Ming. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Chooi Seng of Teluk Anson. He is an engineering student at the81 words
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Article67 1963-06-21 5 IPOH. Thurs. One of the major chiefs in Prralt. the Tengku TemengKong. Wan Hamatuddm bin Wan Abdul Jalil. successfully appealed in the High Court here today against the award of the Commissioner for Land Revenue on two acres of his land acquired by the state government.67 words
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Article53 1963-06-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Ttiurs. Nineteen more junior assistant commissioners have been appointi ed during the past few months to the Labour and Industrial Relations Department it was gazetted today. With thorn there are now 42 junior assistant commissioners in the country. They are posted to labour offices53 words
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Article24 1963-06-21 5 IPOH. Thurs. A tin miner. Liew Wee Foong. 46. of Kampong Kepayang woke up and found S7O missing from his trousers.24 words
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181 1963-06-21 5 A FUND TO GET BACK THE FAMOUS —KRAIT— SYDNEY, Thurs. A fund was launched today for the return of one of Australia's best-known fighting ships of World War 11. now being used in North Borneo as a timber scow. The fund was launched by Sydney's Lord Mayor. Alderman Harry Jensen,Reuter - 181 words
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Article, Illustration66 1963-06-21 5 MR. AND MRS. E. .1 Cyril Perrra after their wedding at the Registry of Marriages in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Perera. a son of Mr. and Mrs. HP. Perera. is an employee of the Straits Time Press. The bride. Miss Irene Kusnmavathy. is the eldest daughter of Mr.66 words
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146 1963-06-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Rallwaymen's Union of Malaya is retaining a London Queen's Counsel to carry on the fight for Its claims on the Government. The union's president. Mr. Donald U'ren. said today: "We are determined to go to the vtry146 words
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224 1963-06-21 5 That inquiry call goes to State Secretary PENANG, Thurs. The Socialist Frontdominated City Council today sent to the State Secretary its amended motion, approved by a seven to six majority at the councils last meeting on June 11, agreeing to the appointment of a commission to inquire into the conduct224 words
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Article53 1963-06-21 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sixty Australian ex-servicemen, now on a world cruise to visit battlefieldsof the 'world wars will arrive in Singapore tomorrow in the P and O liner Stratheden The ex-servicemen, who are ac- companied by their families. wlll| visit the Kranji War Cemetery and53 words
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Advertisement231 1963-06-21 5 STA lICII ICII II CUBE AND GRANULATED rill L iHeV^^ ft The choice of millions of housewives the world over for its pure white quality and prestige. A Ask for TAIKOO SUGAR v/ V/ from your nearest dealer or at COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKETS Branches Throughout Singapore Malaya ELEPHANT BRAND World's231 words
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Article71 1963-06-21 6 lI'OH. Vhurs. The Mentri Besur of Pcrak. Dato Sha'uri bin Shafiee. advised people to make lull use of community 1 nvoid holding discussions in cofice -shops andT roadsides. He said this when he opened a 55.000 community hall at Ulu Kena.s. near Kuala Kanß.-ar. yesI'ltl.iy.71 words
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Article68 1963-06-21 6 The house with 56 rooms SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 56-room house in Tanjong Khu was raided by customs officers on May 9 and in two of the rooms was found $600 worth of opium. a magistrate's court was told today. Koh Soon Chye, 57, subtenant of the two rooms, pleaded guilty68 words
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Article, Illustration333 1963-06-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. [)R. LIM SWEE AUN, Minister of Commerce and Industry, said today the natural rubber had a fight on its hands to co-exist with synthetic. Dr. Lim, speaking at the opening of the third planters' conference organised by the Rubber Research Institute here, added:333 words
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Article61 1963-06-21 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two professors of the University of California's School of Librarianship are due in Singapore tomorrow in the course of a survey of library services In South-East Asia for the Ford Foundation. They are Dr. J. P. Danton and Dr. Raynard. who is dean of61 words
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Article, Illustration222 1963-06-21 6 Gloom? 'Synthetic firms give the answer' By TAN TOCK SAIK KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Planting of new estates by the world's biggest manufacturers of synthetic rubber is the best answer to the pessimists of the natural rubber industry. This was agreed today by Dr. B.D.C. Baptiste director-general oT the Rubber Research222 words
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Article148 1963-06-21 6 MISSING GIRL WAS WITH FRIEND SEREMBAN, Thurs. Four-teen-year-old school girl Janahi of Gemas^ missing since last Thursday, was back in school today. Janahi. a post-primary Form II pupil of the Tengku Abdul Rahman School, Gemas, was found by her cousin. Mr. M. Krishnasamy, and her mother at Batu Anam late148 words
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Article44 1963-06-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The manufacture of made-up textiles like jute bags, ropes, tarpaulin and canvas Is to become a pioneer industry, according to a government notice today. Objections to this, if any. must I be made in writing before July 20.44 words
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Article55 1963-06-21 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government will carry out a census on livestock and poultry starting: next Monday. A Government statement today said this was a routine operation which was carried out from time to time in all progressive countries where animal husbandry formed an important sector of the55 words
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254 1963-06-21 6 Tuna company manager threatened City Council: Ooi PENANG, Thursday. r fHE Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today alleged that the manager of a Malayan-Japanese tuna canning company had once threatened to "force the City Council to approve" certain plans for the extension of the company's cold storage room and other254 words
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Miscellaneous317 1963-06-21 6 Straits Times Crossword ■■■"""■■l klH~~~liH~~~~liH iH^l^i H wm ■■^^i ACROSS 7. Corrupt deal; meant to take 1. Not gome to extreme*, like acUon (ID- MadanwrArcati! (5, 6). Silence at the tar; evidence 8. The giant killer got back can be reproduced (10). therefore, towards the end 12. The frothlnew of317 words
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Article, Illustration359 1963-06-21 7 Nothing can stop use of Malay by 1967— Nasir SECOND PHASE LANGUAGE MONTH PROMISES TO BE MORE EFFECTIVE •pHE Director of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said today that nothing could stop the implementation of Malay as the national language of the country by 1967. He told359 words
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Article374 1963-06-21 7 from GEOFFREY GELDARO: KUCHING. Thursday OARAWAK Alliance is leading in the current district council elections. Latest returns: Alliance 90. Independents 69. Sarawak United People's Party 18 and Party Negara Sarawak 16. Today Alliance headquarters said the 17 Independents elected to Mukah district council had promised374 words
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241 1963-06-21 7 IPOH, Thursday. A RAILWAY stationmaster. hearing a woman's screams, peeped through a window one day and saw a man covered with blood lying on top of a woman at che back of his neighbour's house, the magistrate's court here was told today. Mr.241 words
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Article40 1963-06-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Minister of Transport. Dato Hajl Bardon bin Hajl Jublr. today handed over 12 taxis, costing I $85,000 from the Kulim/Ballng Transport Company to the Malay Taxi Drivers' Co-operative Society at Baling. Kedah.40 words
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111 1963-06-21 7 IPOH. Thurs— Three West German guitar-playing university undergrads are seeing the world the musical way. Hans Dillenburger. M, Klmar Gevten. 22. cuitari«ts and Achim Purschwitz. 22. vocalist, perform at night «*potv Hans and Elmar are students of the Trier Iniversity taking a111 words
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Article, Illustration171 1963-06-21 7 Trawler net fishing criticised DENANG*. Thurs. Malay' fishermen in Telok Kumbar here today criticised the decision of the Minitser of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inch? Mohamed Khir Johari, to permit the use of trawler nets in Malayan waters. Inche Noordin bin Aroff. a spokesman for the fishermen, described this as "a171 words
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245 1963-06-21 8 IPOH, Thursday. jyjORE than 200 members from three Malay branches in the Ipoh area of the People's Progressive Party have resigned and joined Umno. They were welcomed at a tea party given this evening at the Semenanjong Restaurant here by Umno245 words
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97 1963-06-21 8 KANGAR, Thurs. Perlis will celebrate the 45th birthday of the Raja of Perlis the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on Monday. The Regent, Tengku Suleiman lbni Almarhum Tengku Bendahara Abu Bakar, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's son-in-law, will take the salute at a parade at the97 words
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Article106 1963-06-21 8 pENANG, Thurs. Police today guarded a goods train which was derailed last night 200 yards from Buldt Tengah station, Province Wellesley. About ten of the 20 wagons left the line. One overturned. There was no casualty. Most of the goods in the wagons are believed to106 words
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619 1963-06-21 8 A. SRIPATHY - A. SRIPATHY, -by- SOCIALIST FRONT Municipal Councillor Mr. Yeoh Ho Huat, was disqualified when nominations for the Malacca Municipal Council closed today. An objection raised by the Alliance against Mr. Yeoh's nomination was upheld by the returning officer, Mr. 8. K. Nayagam. Mr. Nayagam, who619 words
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Article77 1963-06-21 8 Four youths held in house raid TPOH, Thurs. Police raided a house in Buntong new village here yesterday and arrested four robbery suspects. A party led by Inspector Chew Tit Chye surrounded the house at 1.45 a.m. Four youths found sleeping on the floor of the hall were arrested. There77 words
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Article74 1963-06-21 8 PENANO, Thurs.— A police party raided a house in Magazine Road yesterday and surprised eight women gamblers, a magistrates court was told today. Lim Ah Nya. Ooh Chye Koon, Soong Sook Geok, Yeoh Lay Thoo, Ch'ng Ah Hock. Goh Ouat Kooi. Ch ng Meng Hoon and74 words
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536 1963-06-21 8 10 Kedah seats for Alliance without -a fight— A LOR STAR, Thurs. The Alliance captured 10 uncontested seats when nominations to the Alor star, Sunpei Patani and Kulim Town elections closed today. Polling for all three councils will be on July 13. Total number of candidates for the 41 seats536 words
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Advertisement170 1963-06-21 8 She left England as a sort of fWh w artificial satellite, but returned a REAL STAR... Read > A her success story in this week'i-/^ J > iim y hu \nm ml Till'/ KW B&Mta. ih ilJ^ i l\ H H li H I fc^^^ "BEL TWeo...^ l^^ olu WS^B170 words
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Miscellaneous196 1963-06-21 8 I V^"""^^n I__ .—-J^T™™ "^^l I uai IUSK HG t»- S V NORTH fcHOCA -IN au. rickt, so >ou lost 2£^JS% r^ I I >* H> cwm*""- I ■<x you know how 5^22,°'/ i -STr^mc ttZZ I m t** t a*" J FINP IM.NO* 60 V/«v f I y^y*~^/ gfrw.196 words
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Article, Illustration1436 1963-06-21 9 THE PHILOSOPHER PRESIDENT IN THE LUTYENS PALACE HIS STUNNING FLOW OF FLAWLESS ENGLISH ELOQUENCE IS INTENDED FOR THE INTELLECTUALS OF INDIA AND THE WORLD... LOVERS of rare spec la cle ii< >t their chance in London last Wednesday, when the only living philosopherstatesmao drove through the streets with Queen ElizabethOFNS - 1,436 words
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Advertisement153 1963-06-21 9 frn MSmslßJAi EXTRA QUALITY. ..EXTRA LENGTH... Now also available in packets of ten, King Size SOLENT gives you the clean, wide awake freshness of natural menthol plus real smoking satisfaction. Like a sea-borne breeze... like the cool sparkling spray of the sea SOLENT REFRESHES YOU King Size at only 4O153 words
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Obituary73 1963-06-21 10 20 "-rdt SIU (Minimum) DENNIS:— JOSEPHINE (JOSSII) I Mary Ktnmlline died ISth June, ate 77 Beloved wife of T. H. Dennis, j partners for M years. Mother of Blanche and Olive. Deeply regretted. I DANKER PETRONELLA MARIE I laf formerly of Johorc on 20-6-63 at Singapore. Cortege leaves 16873 words
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Article27 1963-06-21 10 in Wori* Sl* (Minimum) MR. A MRS. Michael Itocy Yew Hock thank friends and relatives for iheir valuable Kift». assistance and at- r wedding on 10-8-tf:i27 words
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Article90 1963-06-21 10 70 Wordt Sl» i Hinmiim; WATCH YOUR WEIGHT! Be tit but nut int. l!c:nciiio<T Kyvita helps you slim. Knjoy delicious Ryvlta today You II lo\. It TO CROW UP stionK and healtliy children must ha\e a sportman's knakfaal a plate of Welgar Shreded Wheat every mornint;. R. V. MEYER.90 words
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Article732 1963-06-21 10 The significance of the latest j letter from the Chinese to the Soviet Communist Party does r.ot lie in its contents. The 23 points of difference listed in tne 60,000-word note are already well-known, and the Chinese have previously stated their position on each of them every bit732 words
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Article301 1963-06-21 10 Malacca municipality, which seems to be rather more adept |at getting into the headlines than towns of larger size, has done it again on nomination day. To the delight of Alliance supporters, one of the strongest Socialist candidates has I been disqualified, under a clause in the Elections301 words
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Article222 1963-06-21 10 The second reading which the House of Commons has given to the Commonwealth I Development Bill brings to a virtual close ths legislative processes to rename the Colonj in] Development Corporation and extend its area of operation. Since 1948, the CDC. has been restricted by the terms of222 words
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Article, Illustration751 1963-06-21 10 Thais forge closer les with urmese AS RELATIONS WITH CAMBODIA WORSEN, MARSHAL SARIT LOOKS WESTWARD TO ANOTHER MILITARY REGIME WHILE Thailand's relations with Cam bodia are as bad as ever, her ties with Burma are becoming smoother and closer. Between Cambodia's Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, and Thailand's Prime751 words
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Article217 1963-06-21 10 WE would like to comment on your editorial <B.T. June 15 1 on our association's call for a commission of inquiry into the affairs of Malayan students In Australia and New Zealand similar to the one set up in Britain. We are glad that you are with217 words
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Article165 1963-06-21 10 "Their academic standard is on the whole satis-' faotory and their standing with university and college authorities is good." We agree with your comment of "let them be." and we will be the first to object to any form of control of student activities. But we feel that an inquiry165 words
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Article167 1963-06-21 10 WE must bring to the notice of the public and the authorities concerned the abuse of power practised by some members of the Federal Reserve Unit. On June 9 at about 9 p.m. while escorting a girlfriend home at Jalan Davis, off Pa.sar Road. Kuala Lumpur, we were167 words
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Article94 1963-06-21 10 incentive t. REFER to your editorial (S.T. June 18). While agreeing that "unhappy teachers do not give of their best and in the end it is their pupils who suffer," I wish to state that a financial incentive can be justified for teachers even though it does not exist for94 words
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Article151 1963-06-21 10 REFER to the report ST. June 19) under the heading "Now a crash programme" to solve the water crisis which, among other things, states that on the night of June 18 some Alliance councillors went round the town supplying fresh water from tanks to the public. As chairman151 words
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Article287 1963-06-21 10 AS a ratepayer, I must congratulate the Singapore Housing and Development Board for completing 500 units of lowcost flats at a very reasonable cost. As published, cost of flats and land amounts to about $3.8 million which means an average of about $7,600 per flat. And of the287 words
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336 1963-06-21 10 Don liliion - Don liliion i>> IVEW YORK. Thursday I doubt if President Kennedy will be taking his own rocking-chair to Birch Grove when he calls on Mr. Macmillan at the end of this month. Which may please his critics, who are beginning to call336 words
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Advertisement92 1963-06-21 10 OUROGACOMMWORID The vast octagonal house was located In Missouri, near St. Louis, but it was called Parnassus, and it was, in summer, the home of two Greek families whose children had such remarkable names as Achilles, Aristotle, Demosthenes, Pericles, Artemis and Aphrodite. Today Parnassus exists no more except In loving92 words
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Advertisement104 1963-06-21 10 ALL YOUR FAVOURITE SOUND PROGRAMMES DIRECT TO YOUR HOME BY PRIVATE LINE— EVLRY DAY 6 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT WITHIN THE WIRED AREA. I ITUS MOH SOUND S* TV-rPROGRAMMES %&i/» FOR ALL THE FAMILY. HO TMU WORLD'S LEADING TV RECEIVERS. '»<>" INSTALLED ANYWHERE IN SINGAPORE. $18/HONTKIT TV RENTALS REDUCED ANNUALLY DEMONSTRATION104 words
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Article249 1963-06-21 11 Water consumption still goes up... SINGAPORE, Thurs. Rain fell in most parts of Singapore today, beginning with an hour-long heavy downpour in the morning and continuing in a steady drizzle throughout the afternoon A spokesman of the airport meteorological station reported that moderate showers249 words
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Article115 1963-06-21 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Family Planning Association is to instal a public address system in the free wards of Kandang Ker b a v Maternity hospital, where 60 per cent of Singapore's babies are born. This is revealed in the International Planned Parenthood Federation's latest115 words
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Article28 1963-06-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The "Made-in-Malaysia" industrial exhibit iou which was to be held as part of the Malaysia celebrations has now been postponed to October.28 words
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225 1963-06-21 11 ACADEMY OF MEDICINE GETS COAT OF A IMS r THE work of special- ists and consultants in the field of medicine in this part of the world was honoured today by Queen Elizabeth. In a simple 15-minute ceremony, the Yang diPertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, presented the letters patent225 words
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Article57 1963-06-21 11 PENANO, Thurs. Police have arrested four men in connection with yesterday's daring highway robbery in Juru Road. Bukit Mertajam. Victim of me hold-up was a wealthy goldsmith. Mr. Moey Loon Hor. from Bagan Serai. He was robbed of more tnan $3,000 worth of gold after his car57 words
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Article, Illustration297 1963-06-21 11 Shot fisherman's seven-hour agony before he reaches hospital By RUDY EELTRAN: Kuala Lumpur. Thurs. pirates terrorised three Malayan fishing boats in the Malacca Straits in the past 48 hours. In one incident Nam Soon Teik, 23, of Tanpong Sepat, Selangor, was shot in the leg. Nam and297 words
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147 1963-06-21 11 PREMIER LEE TO GO ON A TOUR OF AFRICA SINGAPORE. Thurs. Plans for a threeweek tour of Africa by t h o Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. are being finalised here. If all goes well with f he merger financial arrangements. Mr. Lee will visit the African states147 words
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Article48 1963-06-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —New rules were gazetted today for the occupation of the Selangor government bungalows at Fraser's Hill and the Gap. Priority for their use will be given to MPs, State Assemblymen, government officers and officers of the Federation and Commonwealth armed forces.48 words
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Article63 1963-06-21 11 MUAR. T.iurs. The Pederation Government is to be urged to inquire into the future of the 245 Malay employee* of the Muar and Batu Pahat Penamban* Company ferry services who may lose their jobs when bridges are built across the Muar and Batu Pahat rivers. This63 words
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85 1963-06-21 11 UN team to advise Spore Government SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A four- i man team from the United Nations Technical Service has been appointed to advise the Singapore Government on manufacturing problems. One of them is Mr. D. A. Jordan, an Australian industrial designer who is due here at the end of85 words
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Article59 1963-06-21 11 I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan will open the Negri Sembilan Btate pad! exhibition and the Kuala Pilah district agricultural show at the Ampang Tlnggi National School premises in Kuala Pilah district on June 22. The exhibition and show will59 words
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Article193 1963-06-21 11 ROAD-BLOCKS were set up all over Johore last night after a detained man, due to be tried for alleged kidnapping in Segamat. Jumped off a moving train near Labis and escaped. The man. Zainal bin Ngah. was being taken by police from Johore Bahru to Segamat193 words
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128 1963-06-21 11 A two-day shut-down at strike school JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The private Union English School today temporarily closed down it secondary classes because of a strike by 600 secondary pupils. The school, which has an enrolment of 1,600 boys and girls, however, kept its primary classes open. Secondary pupils who turned128 words
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Article53 1963-06-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Straits Times group today received *577.95 for th« National Patriotic Pund bringing the total to $130,622.33. Officers and staff of the Mental Hospital at TamDoi donated $341.65 and the staff and workers of Sr< Oading and Sungei Rayat estates and Ko Rubber53 words
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Article47 1963-06-21 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The St. Andrew's Cathedral Women's Association Is organising a garden party to be held at the Cathedral from 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. on August 24. Part of the proceeds will go toward* the St. Johns Home for the Aged.47 words
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140 1963-06-21 11 KUCHING, Thursday. IMPORTANT measures directed against people who leave Sarawak illegally have been published as an amendment to the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. In recent weeks "several hundreds of Chinese" have gone over the Indonesian border from Sarawak, accord Ing to a Government140 words
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276 1963-06-21 11 'Behind bars' warning by SPA to Lee OINGAPORE. Thurs The Singapore Peoples Alliance today warned the Prime Minister, Mr. Le* Kuan Yew, that h<» would be put behind bars if he continued to consort with Communists when th* S.P.A. returns to power. The warning was the party's reply to a276 words
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Advertisement72 1963-06-21 11 §COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES Feel in top condition all day, everyday. *0£ j f Take Scott's Cod Liver Oil Capsules enriched with Vitamins A and D for the glorious extra energy that comes from staying in good health... and from J protection against disease. Scott's Cod *^|gjfl Liver Oil Capsules72 words
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Advertisement98 1963-06-21 11 4 RH •^FOR COLOUR Knit with Emu Scotch Double Knitting for long wear with Emu Bri Nylon Double Knitting for easycare luxury... with Emu Scotch 4 ply for fashion-on-a-budget with Emu Magnum for bulky knit speed (an ounce in 15 minutes!) From all good ioool shops throughout the State. If98 words
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Miscellaneous458 1963-06-21 11 Radio, T V programmes .nstnr' The News: 7.10 Songs And And Malacca; 6.05 Teenage RADIO SINGAPORE Sweet Music: 7.30 Learn A Word Jamboree: 6.45 Extracts From A Day: 7.32 Breakfast Club: The Editorials: 6.50 Pederation SHORTWAU »i Jivill 800 Tlme signal The News: And Singapore Stock Exchange 41 METKES 808458 words
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Article, Illustration341 1963-06-21 12 THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY CAN NOW KEEP PACE WITH LATEST DEVELOPMENTS has opened a $3 million Pharmaceuticals factory at Villawood. New South Wales. A fifth group has built a $7.5 million Pharmaceuticals factory at Ermington, New South Wales. Other companies have made or are planning similar developmental works.341 words
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158 1963-06-21 12 A LTKOUGH Australia's Commonwealth Berum I Laboratories near Melbourne Victoria, is universally recognised as an organisatfon contributing to the health of human beings, it is also becoming well- known and relied upon as a producer of many biological products for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment158 words
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259 1963-06-21 12 Asia is j big buyer of Aussie drugs A I'STRALIA is keenly i\ aware of the developing ties of trade now binding her so closely to her Asian and Pacific neighbours. The Asian countries for example, are onr of Australia's biggest buyers of pharmaceutical and medical supplies which are flowing259 words
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261 1963-06-21 12 Study of tick fever for Thai graduate A THAI veterinary scientist trained in Australia, Mr. Pradon ChatikavaniJ. 25, of Bangkok, graduated this year from the University of Queensland. Mr. ChatikavaniJ received his degree in Brisbane, capital city of Queensland. The veterinary science course is regarded as one of the most261 words
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Advertisement150 1963-06-21 12 MEDICAL AND VETERINARY /S^—^M BUY FROM AUSTRALIA -ofcgZL^s^v 'H Q-^^ 1 ...medical and veterinary **^L^OSF il^^^sy 4- products of highest {^^J^ I Iff Jirt2fcyß=rJ international standards LdjJP^Pvv vUi Recognised achievements in the T! development of biological f ftwl I Tf^N Y/V^ i ■s^J^ j^gflfc**^^ From aspirin to anaesthetics, from ?>-^«idy150 words
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Article, Illustration38 1963-06-21 13 Malayan student at work —in Australian hospitals MISS JEANNE E MONTEIRO, of Johore, assists a patient to drink water at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in Victoria. She is now in her second year of training as a nurse.38 words
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481 1963-06-21 13 SHEEPSKIN BED REDUCES RISK OF BED-SORES WOOL, for long Australia's major export commodity, is now winning a battle against necrosis. The painful condition of necrosis, or bed-sores, occurs when an area of the patient's skin becomes devitalised through local impairment of circulation. If a greater proportion of the body's weight481 words
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382 1963-06-21 13 Asians do well in pharmacy school PHARMACISTS are now being trained for all parts of Australia. Singapore, Malaya and Hong Kong at the Victorian College of Pharmacy. Australia s most modern pharmacy school. Situated In Melbourne, the College of Pharmacy is a $4 million aluminium and glass triple-storey tribute to382 words
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338 1963-06-21 13 SHEEP WILL TAKE THE PLACE OF GUINEA PIGS A LABORATORY now under construction at the University of Melbourne, will house up to 200 sheep for long-term experiments in medical and veterinary research. After surgery, sheep in the new laboratories will be classified as "graduates" and kept under close visual and338 words
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314 1963-06-21 13 CAPSULES BY THE MILLIONS FROM LATEST MACHINES A NEW -TYPE automatic encapsulating machine used by a major pharmaceutical firm has made Australia self sufficient in the field of pharmaceutical preparations. The new equipment has revolutionised the output and versatility of encapsulating in Australia. It is capable of turning out millions314 words
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Advertisement352 1963-06-21 13 <.'; Health is our Business i Recognized throughout the world as specialists j I in producing biologicals, C.S.L. can well be j I proud of its achievements over 40 years of < i unceasing battle with disease. j Hundreds of preparations. are produced by the I I Commonwealth Serum Laboratories352 words
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Advertisement242 1963-06-21 13 '"Hit B» K te,. SPECTACLE FRAMES OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY Sole Agents: Sin Kwan Optical Company. 23, River Valley Road, Singapore 6. bPx^P (bI 1 af W .tffefc mm IBrmT-W^ Australian Holstein-Friesimn tcmalt* teltcted tor export to the Wett lndio€. AUSTRALIA can supply it DALGETY-NZL delivers the best Australia has242 words
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Article276 1963-06-21 14 iff FOO SAM - $2m. plywood factory for Ipoh iff FOO SAM By A. $2 MILLION factory with pioneer status tor producing plywood and veneer is to be built in the Tasek industrial estate in Ipoh. The factory which is expected to go into production in .March next year, will be the most up-to-date276 words
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Article, Illustration241 1963-06-21 14 MB H J. SCHLEKCTH labor* I. baa been appointed chairman and managing director of Mobil Benning Co. Malaysia LM. which U to build a $19 million rennerr at the Jnrong In- I dustrial eaUte. Singapore. An export on Far Kaatcrn condition* and a graowte of241 words
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Article59 1963-06-21 14 The Italian Ministry of Transport announced in Rome it would sell by public tender 500 tons of electrolytic copper in wire bars and 30 tons of Straits tin held in the state stockpile. Offers mv.st be received by Tuesday for a quantity of not leu than59 words
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223 1963-06-21 14 Appliance that kills flying insects by electrocution A MARKET for electrical equipment that kills flying insects I by attracting and then electrocuting them is being sought in Malaya. Available in various types for commercial, domestic and agricultural purposes, the equipment uses a special kind of light known as "Black Light"223 words
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Article, Illustration158 1963-06-21 14 Isbrandtsen executive on FE tour rE vice president of American Export and Isbrandtsen Lines arrived in Singapore this week for consultation and study of local business conditions. Mr. Edward Huth Jr., who is in charge of the company's interests In the Pacific/ Orient area, is on an extended tour of158 words
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Article96 1963-06-21 14 Two flight hostesses of Canadian Pacific Air Lines, Miam H.T. Phillits and M.A. Sbumakt will for two weeks next month fly as guest hostesses on Cathay Pacific Airways' scheduled Convalr 880 jet sen-ices to Singapore. Kuala Lumpur Bangkok.. Manila. Taipei, Osaka and Tokyo, under a reciprocal arrangement96 words
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289 1963-06-21 14 Orchid show will boost tourist industry rjiHE 4th World Orchid ConX f erence will be held in Singapore in October at the Victoria Theatre and Victoria Memorial Hall to which between 1,500 and 2,000 delegates are expected to attend. Sponsored jointly by the Royal Horticultural Society, American Orchid Society and289 words
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Article152 1963-06-21 14 I^HE choice of television sets on the Malaysian market continues to widen. One of the latest on the market is the Korting television .set made by Korting Radiowerke GmbH of West Germany, largest German manufacturer of loudspeakers and whose name was familiar here some152 words
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Article, Illustration488 1963-06-21 14 SWISS, JAPANESE ELECTRONIC CLOCKS COMING VI ARKETING arrangements have been made for ITI the introduction in the Far East of the first Swiss-made electronic clocks. The innovating company ls Solvil and Titus, Geneva. It's director, Mr. P. Yogel Jr. was in Singapore earlier this week to discuss with the company's488 words
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Advertisement148 1963-06-21 14 sssss^^ssssss^ssssssss^^^sssss^sH sssssssss^sssk^^^sssV ss^sF CARS TRUCKS ENGINES (rompton Parkinson t^jl electrical Bm\ "^JSBsßsßfcs. p\ indicating vrp\ instruments «O1T» A complete range y V**S. 11 including the (^S?) JJ following pattcnii ■ssSßß^^ Motor control gear |gi\-- 2( L<^ ~~IX 'Tong-Tcst* instruments 4 ««^c«t* ,/A^B For full details write to: UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED148 words
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Advertisement35 1963-06-21 14 i^y§ more? Freemans No. I menthol give you big size refreshing menthol coolness thef inest Virginia tobaccos a new fresh white tip°°° amazing value at 25 cents for ten (Singapore) 30 cents for ten (Malaya)35 words
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Advertisement1555 1963-06-21 15 a nvt»PBUL wES) COAil U.K.. Uul SOW! kSan V»B« -.nin. ACHILLES li«erpeel, Glasgow Gil. 13 June 22 June 23 27 Jim 21 CALCHAS Mars., A'mouth. UTtrpwl Gil. II Jill 23 Jala 27/ 1 Holland, Hamburg MENESTHEDS inerpeel. Glasgo* JaM 2* Jlly 2 July 4 POLYOORUS liierpul. Havre July i Jlly1,555 words
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Advertisement1390 1963-06-21 15 THE E. A. C. LlNESaJ>iil..u!. 10 kENOA, IE HAVRE HAMOURG, OREMEN, ANTWERP, uxTIERDAM, AMSTERDAM. OSLO. GOTHENBURG ANO COPENHAGEN. X*"~4BA Spore P. S'Ma Penan* jfcAKuTAll 'JUTLAND A" 1).... Gil. 11/23 JIM 24/27 JIM 21/2* JIM FlVaXj'l B0M a) 21 Jim/ 4 July 5/ 7 Jlly 1/ I July vXlJsi MUMMASA" 21/241,390 words
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Advertisement1431 1963-06-21 15 B'EM^^LEME EXPRESS SERVICE TO I BPOOL 4 CONTINENTAL PORTS. 3'pore P. Sham Pananf ENURII L'paat, K'oaa, H'tra, G'aoutl Pt June 22 Jim 23/23 ENAVON (H) irfcliM. hane>'wp,Koa. G. 31 June 23 Jill 24/21 JIM 21/ 1 IMCOCH (ttm, l peil, Raaa. Null, ki Mn Jum 25/21 JMa 2*/ 4 luly1,431 words
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Advertisement1328 1963-06-21 15 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. w, Tilt Nl: ***** ELLERMAN LIME tSc KLAVENESS LIMB LONOON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, Hk\.ll, HULL 4 MIDDLESBROUGH. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER 4 PORTLAND. CITI Of ÜBUSLE t cce lli C 1 iKJ V.,a Clitr Spore P. Sham Penang BONNEVILU 5, U Jim 21 Imtl 11,328 words
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Article131 1963-06-21 16 MELBOURNE. Ttaurs. rptiE shares market was again 1 steady with movements about In balance. Hire purchase leaders Improved. Tobacco shares continued to fall following yesterday's news that the U.K. cigarette manufacturer Gal-' laher plans to start a factory In Australia. British Tobacco lost Is. to 28s. 3d. and131 words
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Article240 1963-06-21 16 JULY tlrst grade rubber buyers t.e.b. eleaed at S p.m. In Slngapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73| cents par Ib. unchanged, on Wednesday's closing level. The tone was vary sjulet. R.A.S. and f. M.R.I, cleemg prices In cents per Ib. yastardayt INT. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.h. buyers240 words
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Article211 1963-06-21 16 SHIM lyinc alenfside the Singapere Harbour wharves er expected teday are: Braeslde 29/30. Tugela 42/43, Mersey Lloyd 8/B, Bruaa 23, Ka.loek.oe 21/22, Stratbeden 1/3, Tronob N.W. 3. Admiral Usbaicov 34/38, Achilles 13/14, Neleus 6A, Bat Jan 46, Heiyo Maru 27/2 S. Jutland!* 18, Straat Chatham 6/7. Batavia211 words
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712 1963-06-21 16 From Our Market Correspondent metal PROFIT-TAKING right across the board brought prices down on the Malayan Stock Exchange in the industrial section yesterday, but a steadier appearance developed during the afternoon. Some counters were taken back to their opening levels. The turnover in the712 words
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Article735 1963-06-21 16 MAUYAN STOCK EXCHANGE (COMBINED ousine. in c Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded m brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustsad (1,000) $1.67: Dunlsps (3.02 SU (1.000) $3.04 D, (5,000) $3.05 D, (1.000) 13.07, (2,000) $3.05, (2.000) $3.04. (1.000) 53.02, (7,000)735 words
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Article104 1963-06-21 16 "TUB Malayan Cxehante Banks- Am elation made these changes In it« rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to IIOO): Canada: buying TT 33 0/18. airmail OD 33 r.'IS. 90 d st 35 15 16 credit mils. M trade Dills. Selling TT sr OO ready: Cansds Ml •wits Pranct104 words
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579 1963-06-21 16 STRAITS tin fell a Mrther $3 yesterday to $457 per picul. despite a slight gain In London overnight. The offering was estimated up by 15 tons to 255 tons. In London on Wednesday a hesitant tone was apparent In first ring tin dealings which579 words
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Advertisement1063 1963-06-21 16 U.S.A. Pacific. Atlantic. tJt Croat Lakes Sorvico loaos luia- EIA EIA EIA tU DM Spore f. Sham Honoluu Francisco t. Ange'es H. York OMjvtimc Banna Mara" 21/3* Jt»t 2B Jlly 21 Ml* 11 Jaly It Ar| I Mat Kaaikawa Man" 7i/1t Jily 21/31 Jily 21 Ait II Ai| IS Aat1,063 words
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Advertisement945 1963-06-21 16 bHiiUiiMilii^ JJ^UU|^b|ij| Cell ot BARCELONA As trom 25th June 1963 from Merserlles Ouf»ord end 10th August 1963 rrom Singapore Homeward our T.v. "VIET NAM" "LAOS" "CAMBODGE" will call BARCELONA every month tor PASSENGERS end FREIGHT Smgoporc: Tel. ***** (Postage), ***** (Freight) K.L. Tel. *****— Pt. Swettenhom Tel. 6695— Penang Tel.945 words
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Advertisement223 1963-06-21 16 CLOSING PRICES June 20. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73* cents (unchanged). TIN: 545? (down $3). Estimated unofficial offprint; 255 tons (up 15 tons). \vT\ HOEGH LINES CANADA-GREAT LAKES HOEGH SILVERSTREAM accepiing cargo (or Halifax and for Montreal. Toronto and Hamilton with fast railage From Halifax or St. John N.B Spore P.223 words
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Advertisement830 1963-06-21 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF SARAWAK Applications are invited for the post of Teacher. Special Grade. Education Department (Salary Scale $585-1170). from trained. Graduate Teachers, good in Science and Mathematics and able to teach Technical Drawing, to teach in a Trade School and Technical Institute. Full details and application forms may830 words
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Advertisement830 1963-06-21 17 I Continued from Pace It). > SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Warm* U (Min.^—Box W eU. txtrm SURVEYOR REQUIRED URGENTLY by Engineering r'lrm. Reply Box AlB7O B.T. K.L. WANTED EXPERIENCED FEMALE part time book-keeping clerk Plea** apply P.O. Box No. 2364 Singapore. NOTICES NOTICE SALVAGE ENGINEERS LTD. By a resolution passed on830 words
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Advertisement1163 1963-06-21 17 I SITUATIONS VACANT to Ward* tt (Min.)— Box SO eU. txtra EUROPEAN FAMILY Upper Holland Road Area needs Cantonesa Housecook Amah, light work, otber servants Tel. (B'pore) *****. DIPLOMATIC MISSION require* experienced Shorthand Tyctst for Secretarial dutle* Reply P.O. Box 99. Singapore WANTBD IMMEDIATELY Experienced Telephone Operate Receptionist/ Typi.it. Apply1,163 words
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Advertisement1067 1963-06-21 17 SITUATIONS VACANT Word* Si I Min.)— Box iO et: «jew* CRANE OPERATORS WANTED. Long term project tor competent men i witb minimum three years experience :in both heavy crawler and truck i mounted crane*. Apply Hawaiian Dredging Pomeroy Gerwick. South 1 Winds. Juronii. OLD ESTABLISHED BRITISH Trading Company requires a1,067 words
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Advertisement981 1963-06-21 17 HOUSES 4 LAND FOR SALE! 10 Ward* Si (Min.)— Box SO ets. extro NEAR TANCLIN CIRCUS, freehold vacant land Area: over 150,000 so, it. Ideal for luxurious Bats, nrst class residence* or hotel. Enquiry: Mr. Tan Tel: (B'por*) ***** during office hours. .FOR SALB Two Storey Shop House No. 23981 words
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Advertisement983 1963-06-21 17 BEAUTY CULTURE !It Ward* U (Min.)— Box SO rts. extra REQAIN YOUR normal figure after preKnancy. Practise post-natal "Mi- I racie exercise*. $3/- post-ire*. 1 I Muscat Street. S pore. LEARN HAIRDRESSING Beauty < Culture Personnel or Professonlal Course*. Ring ***** Amy We* (Teacher of Teachers) at Michelle Beauty Salon.983 words
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Advertisement956 1963-06-21 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE tO Word* 55 I *tln.)—Bax S» ff*. extr* \OU CAN OWN qunlity u*rd rar lor as little as S6OO down and tbe balance over 12 or'lb months. Con- j sul; Progress Motes Ltd. the I'sed Car specialist* today. Cairn HP Trade- In. U»EO CARS Kor Sal* 1551956 words
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Advertisement779 1963-06-21 17 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. to Ward* Si Mm. I— Box SO eU. txtrm TIRBO? LET LAU4EL Uassai* Strambath retresn you. L. cosed MaiI *eur/slas*eus« 319-F. River Valley I Road. B'pore. Telephone ***** 10. 00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. sharp. MISCELLANEOUS ASIA FISHING PONOt Tbomson Road, 6] m.a. Viogaporc, 20. GRAND OPININC779 words
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Article1527 1963-06-21 18 COMPANY MEETING MR. E. D. SHEARN'S ADDRESS The FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Malayan Chamber of Mines was held on June 12 at 65. London Wall. London E.C. In the course of his speech Mr. E. D. Shearn t: chairman said: U.S.A. Stockpile During 19621,527 words
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Advertisement842 1963-06-21 18 OPTION PREMIUMS! (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Juor 20 Tbrc* month! liiinlop* 20 cti. MrAllftrr ttatl JO cti RoblnsoßX 10 cti. I in. Kothmans II eta. is cm. 8 Darby 4d. Oammon 14 ata. C storage 4td H. tllncapiira II hi S. Traction 1 I Hnm» prrfs. 18 eta. Sh« 11 18 cti.842 words
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Advertisement804 1963-06-21 18 CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbroker*. l Unredeemed Pledged Goods and Jewellery from the following Pawnbrokers' Shop*. No. 135 New Bridge Road, Lam Joon Siong (Chop Sem Foh). No. 255 south Bridge Road. Ho Van Kee (Chop Heng FaU) Yong Kee. No. 287 South Bridge Roaa. Scow Klan (Chop Nam Cheong). No. 103804 words
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Advertisement442 1963-06-21 18 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU 1. ALL PORT FUNCTIONS AT PRESENT UNDERTAKEN BY THE MALAYAN RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION AT PORT SWETTENHAM WILL BE UNDERTAKEN BY THE PORT SWETTENHAM AUTHORITY PROM Ist JULY, 1963. 2. AFTER Ist July. 1963. all correspondence with th Authority should be addressed to the Secretary. Port Swettenham Authority, Port442 words
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Advertisement696 1963-06-21 18 NOTICES NOTICE MR. JACK LOW alias LOW HOCK SENG has left our employment on 15/6/63 and has no authority to transact any business or to collect any monies for or on behalf of Messrs. Diners' Club (Malaya) Ltd. REPAIRS TO TANJONG BATU FERRY AT DUNGUN. SOLVE HI--CAST JOAST KOAD The696 words
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Advertisement650 1963-06-21 18 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Tenders .ire invited for the erection and completion of one bloc*: of 4-storey Married Police Plats »i Telo* Blangah Road. Tender documents may oe ->oI ta'.ied from the office o the Jhiel Civil Engineer. The Singapore I Harbour Board.agauist the eceipt for a lender deposit of650 words
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Advertisement175 1963-06-21 18 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders pill be received at the office of the State Engineer, J.K.R Pahang. at Kuan'.aii up to 3.00 p.m on Thursday llih July. 1963 from Class -B or above Registered J.K.R. Contractors for the construction .1 the SuiiKet Ruan— Klau Valley access road and ancillary works.175 words
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360 1963-06-21 19 BOXING Liston will fall in eight, says '—Cassius— NEW YORK, Thurs. American heavyweight boxer Cassius clay today predicted that, he would beat world cliampion Sonny Liston in eight rounds. Clay, nicknamed the "Louisville Lip," made his latest prophesy by holding up eight fingers when he emerged from the plane which360 words
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Article102 1963-06-21 19 BADMINTON Eihlbttlon* (Spore): Wee Choon Seng bt Billy N; 15-13. 13-16, 15-1: Lim Wei Lon bt George Yap 10-15. 15-8. 15-4; Wong Tew Ohee bt Lindy Lin 11-15. 15-0. 18-14: Ong Poh Llm and Wei Lon bt P. Ounalan and George Tap 15-4, 15-8. C RlCKKT— Dragoons Shield replay (Ipoh):102 words
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Article137 1963-06-21 19 SOCCER Tour match: Ipoh Selection v Yuen Long. HK (Stadium Perak, 5.15). Spore Dlv. ♦A: RAF Tengah v Arsenal (Parrer PkK Penanr Div. 3: Ramblers 'B v Glugor Indians: Elango v DTC B (both matches at D. Kramat). S'gor GDBH Div. 2: Bungsar Railways v Telecoms W/S (Taylor137 words
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Article, Illustration216 1963-06-21 19 LONDON. Thurs. Judgment was reserved In the High Court here today in a case in which claims were made that English footballers are "treated like cattle" or "slaves" by club directors who are "dictator:>." Central figure in the action Is George Eastham, 26-year-old Arsenal216 words
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Article17 1963-06-21 19 SITIAWAN Thurs.— Bill Miller American athletic coach, will end kit course for local atnletes today.17 words
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Article114 1963-06-21 19 CRICKET De Silva to lead Johore BATU PAHAT. Thurs. P. O. de Silva will captain Johore inthe Malayan Cricket Association league match against Negri at Segamat this weekend. Johore s team will be selected from: P. G. de Silva. A. Mathla- varnam. W. Retnayake. Navarat- num. Rahman Wahid, Sergit Singh,114 words
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437 1963-06-21 19 AUSTRALIAN Roy Emerson, bidding for the ""Orand 81am" of the worlds four major lawn tennis titles this year, will open his challenge for the Wimbledon title next Monday with a match against Bill Lenoir, ranked No. 13 in the Umtea States. Top-seeded Emerson, already winnerReuter - 437 words
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386 1963-06-21 19 KEN FERNANDEZ - Thomas Cup: IBF ruling on venues awaited NZ AGREE TO STAGE INDIAMALAYA TIE KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. M a 1 a y a may have to travel to New Zealand for their first match in the Australasian zone of the Thomas Cup competition this year. The ultimate decision,386 words
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Article, Illustration214 1963-06-21 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Defending champion Wee Choon Seng is seeded to meet Gan Kok Peng In the final of the Singapore BA National Men's singles championship which begins at the Badminton Stadium at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. Pratln PattaboiiKs, of Thailand. Is strongly tipped to w:n the women's214 words
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Article48 1963-06-21 19 TAIPEH, Thurs. Formosa today j decided to Invite Indonesia to the second Asian basketball tournament to be held here from Nov. 20 to Dec. 3 Other countries taking part are Malaya. Singapore. Japan. South Korea, Thailand. Philippines. Pakistan. Iran. India. Cam- bodia, Australia. New Zealand.48 words
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Article247 1963-06-21 19 DERBY HOPES SHOW THEIR PACES ON GOOD TRACK FULL of RUNNING AT END OF 3F SPRINT IN 371/5 By EPSOM JEEP: Ipoh, Thursday Rinus van Breukelen's Derby pair, Kodama and Pulau Pangkor, again caught the eye on the track at Ipoh this morning. Kodama, with Merv247 words
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Article155 1963-06-21 19 IPOH. Thurs.— DEPTH 1 CHARGE, with Mat Shaari up showed a lot of galloping zest in a tryout with MANA TAHU (Mcrv Maynard) on the Ipoh track today. They raii 3f in 37 J/5 with Depth Charge going nicely on the bit all the155 words
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Article302 1963-06-21 19 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI BURNLEY CUP By Singapore, Thursday SINGAPORE'S Burnley Cup team, the first pro-perly-trained side to compete in the under-19 inter-state tournament in two years, will face a big test on Sunday when they play against a strong Singapore Government Services Selection at Jalan Besar302 words
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Article254 1963-06-21 19 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Acceptances for the Kedah Gymkhana Club's meeting here on Saturday (barrier positions in bracket): RACE I: 2.39 MARA Claw 5. Golden Charm (5) 13 7 Mahjong II (4) 13.5, Sunrise (3)' "•i 3> G WI (2 > 12 -7. Kolek (1) 12.7, Klmanl254 words
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Article55 1963-06-21 19 MALACCA. Thurs. Malacca Cricket Association Presidents XI will meet Negri-Malacca Malays in a friendly match at the Malacca Club padang on Sunday. President's XI: J. C. Hill, M. C. Sethupathy. N. Oopl, H. de Cruz. C. B. Dawson. T. Tatendran, Tela Singh. Ooh Tiong Hui, Robin Ooh, P.55 words
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Article34 1963-06-21 19 PENANO. Thurs. The Penang AAA will hold its decathlon event at the Technical Institute on July 6 and 7. Entries should reach the hon. secretary, c/o 27 Western Gardens, Penang, by July 1.34 words
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Article99 1963-06-21 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Insideleft Moore made an impressive debut when he scored two goals which helped RAF Changi 'A' to edge Bintang Bulan 3-2 in their SAPA Div. 2B match at Farrer Park. With 10 points 'rom seven outings, they now pose a threat to leaders Rajajl,99 words
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292 1963-06-21 19 MHF coach Chua calls for supreme effort I£UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. Malaya's National hockey coach, Chua Eng; Cheng, today called on players with an eye on the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October next year to Rive up the next 16 months to conscientious training. He said: "Only those who292 words
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Article62 1963-06-21 19 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. The Raja Muda will declare open the Perak AAA south zone championi ships here tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. About 100 athletes from 12 schools and 14 clubs and sports organisations in Tanjong Mallm, Tapali and Teluk Anson will take part in the meet62 words
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Advertisement92 1963-06-21 19 A m nd I lit Tjfc anf 9? Mil! i^^t f^^i A r ill /^^i^it W^k Bi i1 J BO^Hfe' ft' /Mr/ JM R '°4r «HB r ***** ail i m\ i /y> s !^J??/mHk IHIUiUMttUU \VI %^<& i H H l l 'I 1 V\ ■'ill Ju& w&tL j/92 words
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479 1963-06-21 20 Bouquet and picnic for spacegirl Valentina -FOREIGN DESK SPECIAL GPACKCiIKL Valentina TereshUova was given a meal of potatoes, radishes and onions in a field when she came back to earth yesterday. T ii c newspaper Trud said her red and white parachute was seen by workers who were building a479 words
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132 1963-06-21 20 U Thant asked to visit Borneo, Sarawak UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Malaya, Indonesia and the Philippines have suggested that U Thant, the U.N. SecretaryGeneral, visit North Borneo and Sarawak to find out for himself what people there think about the projected Malaysia Federation, it was learned today. An informed source saidReuter - 132 words
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Article397 1963-06-21 20 LONDON, Thurs. There was n certain amount of selective buying in the stock markets today, but buyers generally preferred to await, some Improvement .in the political situation before opening commitments. Tins were dull. The feature of a mixed oil section was a fresh spun in Burmah's on revived take-over talk.397 words
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Article, Illustration225 1963-06-21 20 Chairs and ashtrays fly in Diet —battle— TOKYO. Thurs. A battle with ashtrays and chairs as weapons developed today in 'the Diet (Parliament) between members of the Government and Opposition parties. The nght began when the Government party at a Lower House cabinet committee meeting abruptly proclaimed the passage ofReuter - 225 words
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78 1963-06-21 20 NEW YORK. Thurs. Singer Eddie Fisher said yesterday he would "do everything in my power" to help accommodate Elizabeth Taylors wish for divorce from him so she could marry Richard Burton. He was commenting on reports from London through her spokesman that she would78 words
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Article59 1963-06-21 20 GLASGOW (Scotland), Ttmre A passenger cargo liner with all the facilities of a' modem dairy farm was launched here today to operate between Western Australia and Singapore. Mrs. David Brand, wife of the Premier of Western Australia, launched the snip, the 8.000-ton Centaur at JohnReuter - 59 words
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Article862 1963-06-21 20 I ONDON, Thurs. The West Indies were checked by some splendid new ball bowling from Trueman jusl as they appeared to be getting well on top on the first day of the second cricket Test against England here today. At the close West Indies were "245862 words
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Advertisement28 1963-06-21 20 Whera there's fun and carefree laugh+eihappy times w*°iSts^w You'll find Fraser Neave Wh-"~~k*!n li id sparkling drinks adding to BB rfl so^2^l? the gaiety and ioy of the28 words
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Miscellaneous42 1963-06-21 20 UIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday Hlchest Lawest! Kuala Lumpur 84 77' Kota Bharu 91 75 1 Penan* 86 7J Ipob 84 73 Malacca 82 73 Singapore 84 7742 words
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