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Title Section20 1963-07-01 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times L Estd. 1*45. MONDAY, JULY 1, 1%3 15 CENTS KDN 35220 words
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Article, Illustration482 1963-07-01 1 LESLIE HOFFMAN - LESLIE HOFFMAN The m&ke-or-break meeting ALL IS SET FOR BRITAIN, MALAYA AND SINGAPORE TO MEET: THE DECISION WILL BE EITHER THAT SINGAPORE IS IN— OR OUT Front LONDON, Sunday IT now looks certain that the Malayan and Singapore delegations will meet tomorrow or Tuesday in round table482 words
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Article46 1963-07-01 1 TORONTO 808. Edward* Pless. 23. drove west from here, paying lor the trip by selling i parts of the vehicle along the r< ute. abandoning the remains in ti Seattle car park. He was jailed tor 15 months ror stealing the car. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration127 1963-07-01 1 CLUTCHING a battered hat in his hand, a small, white-haired man in his 50s tries to Kiss Princess .Margaret as she enters the foyer of Sadler's Hells theatre in London. Mr. David McKenna (left), chairman of the Sadlers Wells Trust, tries to push the127 words
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129 1963-07-01 1 POLICE HOLD 29 ON COMPLAINT OF TANKER'S CAPTAIN SINGAPORE, Sunday. DOLICE last night arrested 29 crew of the British 1 oil tanker Laristan for disobeying the captain's order. The vessel is now at the Western anchorage The arrests followed a complaint laid before a magistrate by the master. Captain Henry129 words
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109 1963-07-01 1 KI4LA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Federation Government is planning to ask the Royal Navy in Singapore to help in the Government's anti-piracy campaign if the situation deteriorates. Disclosing this today, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-Operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari raid: "A109 words
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373 1963-07-01 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. gIX Malayan fishermen were treed loday by a gang of piiates after payment of a ransom of $1,000. Pour others arc still befog held hostage. The six men were intercepted by a Royal Malayan Navy vessel in373 words
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Article80 1963-07-01 1 KUCHINO. Sun.— Armed bandits lasi nielu attacked a ship near Pandai. in Lundu district, in Sarawak V. First Division, killinc ihieo people. Two others were wounded. A Government spokesman said the bandits used grenades and several arms in the attack. The two wounded men wereReuter - 80 words
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Article42 1963-07-01 1 JAKARTA. Sun. An Indonesian expoii official has proposed to make Siibang. on the northernmost tip of Sumatra.* a free trade post with a status similar to that jf Singapore and Hong Kong, according to the official news agency Antara.42 words
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Article240 1963-07-01 1 Mac and Jack make a new pledge BRIGHTON, Sun. 13 President Kennedy and Mr. MacmiUan pledged themselves today to do all they could to bring about a nuclear test ban agreement with the Soviet Union. They said in a .ioint communique they had agreed on the general lines which their240 words
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Article38 1963-07-01 1 SULTAN FOR LONDON BRUNEI TOWN Sun Sult.in of lininci Mr Omar All S.iifmlflin. N Mhiilulid In leat« for London on lul% it Iririiid to ,|.o |l r will br .Ki"Hi panied b» 1! top ;nn>* PI.38 words
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Article207 1963-07-01 2 RAWALPINDI, Sun. The Pakistan Government has been attacked by Sardar Bahadur Khan. Opposition leader and brother of President Ayub Khan. Speaking on the proposed Finance Bill in the National Assembly, he said he couid not support the raising of 300 million rupees for an administration whoseUPI - 207 words
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Article69 1963-07-01 2 JAKARTA, Sun. Glass and cement factories will soon be built in East Borneo with East German aid. according to the East Borneo Governor, Mr. Abdui Muis Hasan. The Governor told the Antara news agency that a number of East German experts were now making an intensive survey.Reuter - 69 words
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270 1963-07-01 2 It's the 'sack' now for Indian girls DELHI, Sun.— A modified form of the sack dress has hit India and become a craze among students and teenagers. Adapted to Indian fashion, it has taken the form of the "sack shirt", a straight, shapeless tube of a tunic, worn to below270 words
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Article29 1963-07-01 2 VANCOUVER. Sun. A giant earth-moving machine ran out of control here yesterday, flattening a car and crushing to death a woman and four children inside.29 words
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214 1963-07-01 2 CHIANG GUERRILLA UNITS WIPED OUT, SAYS PEKING rpOKYO, Sun.— Peking A claimed yesterday that six Ponnosan guerrilla units, who landed along the southwest coast of the mainland, had been "wiped out." Peking Radio quoted a communique of the Central Public Safety Department saying that out of 69 guerrillas who had214 words
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Article26 1963-07-01 2 PEKING. Sun. Mr. Liv Shaochl, the Chinese Communist head of state, gave a banquet ye.'teiday In honour of a visiting Indonesian Communist Party delegation.26 words
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313 1963-07-01 2 'More sacrificial suicides by monks' warning by Buddhists SAIGON, Sunday. gOUTH Vietnamese Buddhists today indicated they are still dissatisfied with the government's religious policy and that a renewal of the open struggle may be expected within days. A speech delivered today in the name of the supreme leader of VietnameseReuter; UPI - 313 words
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125 1963-07-01 2 GENEVA. Sun. The V* International Labour 9 r *j n atloll yesterday decided to expel South Africa from all its elected bodies and meetings. It also decided to consider at next year's confere n c c constitutional amendments to enable it to expelReuter - 125 words
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Article37 1963-07-01 2 BUDAPEST. Sun.— A visit to Hungary next week by U Thant. D.N. Secretary-General, may settle quest ioas which have hampered the Communist regime's international relations since the 1956 uprising, political observers said here today.37 words
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Article33 1963-07-01 2 STOCKHOLM. Sun. Opposition politicians yesterday demanded that a visit hy Mr. Khrushchev be cancelled because of the confession by Stig Wertnerstroem, 56. that he had spied for Russia since 1948.33 words
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Miscellaneous24 1963-07-01 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby \^y^Z^ V66CTAHUE *KPCHj-- CMU4UAL I CNPNT BOEAX A SINGLE I ABOUT V. *MOUCDe<2 «TRAP, > i s W£r£ v \j24 words
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Article, Illustration182 1963-07-01 3 Skyman Rotters jumps to it— with a floor polisher TWE HONOURABLE Richard Fran- cis Gerald Wrottesley known to his pals as "Old Rotters" gave the Parachute Regiment a shock when he joined as a private. Ele brought with him a £12 electric floor polisher to take the backache out oiMirrorpic - 182 words
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Article42 1963-07-01 3 LE HAVRE. Sun. Mr. Edgar j Maulrais. 63-year-old retired ac- (ountant. Is on his way by sea, to search for his explorer son Raymond, who vanished in the > jungles of French and Dutch f Guiana 13 years ago.42 words
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Article31 1963-07-01 3 PARIS. Sun. Hotel owner Jean Sens, claims a world record by opening 100 oysters in three minutes flat one minute faster than the former champion, an Ameril ..I!31 words
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179 1963-07-01 3 Belgian plane hit by mortar was 4 miles off course HETMOLD (Ger- many), Sun. A British Royal Air Force spokesman said yesterday a Belgian troop transport plane that crashed killing 38 possibly tifter being hit by a British mortar shell was at least four miles off course. The RAF spokesmanReuter - 179 words
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Article25 1963-07-01 3 UNITED NATIONS.— U Thant has received a first interim report on the alleged activities ol call girls in and around the U.N.25 words
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Article177 1963-07-01 3 LONDON. Sunday. Tllß. JO GRIMOND. Liberal Partyi leader, yesterday iTI proposed that Britain offer France a nuclear partnership in exchange for President de Gaulle's agreement to a nuclear test ban. In a statement he called for a British lead in restoring the unity of theReuter - 177 words
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Article18 1963-07-01 3 ATHENS. Sun.— Eight Hungarian and three CzechoMovak tourists have asked for political asylum in Greece.18 words
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Article59 1963-07-01 3 LISBON. Sun. A student at Lamego, north Portugal, shone briefly in a maths exam thanks to information received from his brother at home through a minute transistor radio concealed in his banda?«'d ear. Another listener heard tbe information Vicing: passed on the same wavelength and told theReuter - 59 words
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338 1963-07-01 3 Nikita jokes about Jack's visit to Berlin EAST BERLIN, Sunday. MR. KHRUSHCHEV yesterday made fun of President Kennedy's visit to West Berlin and then went off to prepare for a "little summit" today with leaders of the Soviet bloc. Visiting an East Berlin machine-tool factory, he told the 500 workers:Reuter - 338 words
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Article94 1963-07-01 3 Crown for the new Pope VATICAN CITY. Sun. Thousands of pilgrims flocked here from Ml' an yesterday accompanying the gem-stud-i ded gold and silver triple crown with which Pope Paul i will be crowned today. The crown has been .specially made by craftsmen In Milan, where Pope Paul the former94 words
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116 1963-07-01 3 LONDON, Sun.— One out of four women with venereal disease in Britain is a teenager according to Mr. Richard Marsh, a Labour M.P. "Thousands of teenagers in Britain and not inconsiderable number of school children have venereal disease." he said. "Many116 words
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Miscellaneous320 1963-07-01 3 Straits Times Crossword AC KOSS 6. It w the bright day Utai rtHernooii showing ol Much brings forth the (Juliu* Ado About. "oniine 1 5 (5. i. Caesar) (5). 1 6>. i. Puts out pain tin* which :a tt. Much barking in the navy is pretentious and ruigar (7). due320 words
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Article278 1963-07-01 4 Mandate: A reply to Barisan note SINGAPORE, Sun. The People's Action Party said today that no amount of appealing by the Barisan Sosialis to the British or foreign countries would deter the PAP from discharging its mandate to the people of Singapore. Mr. Jek Yuen Thong. Political Secretary to the278 words
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Article86 1963-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The! Singapore Aftercare Associa- tlon is to launch a fundraising campaign to meet the I cost of its expansion. The campaign will Include the sale of car labels, a flag day on July 27. a concert at the Badminton Hall on Aug. 386 words
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Article21 1963-07-01 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The National Library is now a depositary library for United Nations publications In English. Chinese and Arabic.21 words
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325 1963-07-01 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. iMKMBERS of the Singapore Cable and Wireless Staff Union tonight decided to go on strike over alleged delay by the management to negotiate with the union on wage claims and better conditions of service. In a statement, the union's president, Mr.325 words
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Article239 1963-07-01 4 AUPE's 'break away' bid SINGAPORE. Sun. A move is being made to withdraw affiliation of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees to the National Trades Union Congress. This "break away" move, according to Inche Nordin bin UJang. secretary of the police staff branch (AUPE). whose 100 members have been on239 words
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Article19 1963-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Y.W.C.A International Women's; Club will hold a Tombola session on Wednesday at 9.45 a.m.19 words
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153 1963-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Government has decided to levy a tax of one-and-a-half cents on each Imported egg from tomorrow. This was announced by the Minister for National Development. Mr. Tan Kia Gan, when he opened a variety show at the Happy World153 words
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Article, Illustration124 1963-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Howard Coles. 28 (above), a British art teacher will hold his first one-man show at the National Library. Mr Coles, who has for the past three years been head of the art department at the British Army's Alexandra Grammar School here124 words
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Article165 1963-07-01 4 lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. J A fire which broke out in Jalan Meldrum early today caused nearly $20,000 worth of damage to three motor workshops. A timber lorry and car were destroyed In the fire which started suddenly at about 5 a.m. Damage was also caused165 words
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Article55 1963-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A toium organised by the University of Singapore Law Society on "Preventive Detention in a Democratic State" will be held tomorrow at the university's new lecture theatre four al 8.30 p.m. Speakers are Professor Thritatin. visiting lecturer al the university's law faculty. Dr. Gwee Ah55 words
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Miscellaneous401 1963-07-01 4 THE following Is today's ache- from Kota Bharu. Penang. dule of civil aircraft move- Kuala Lumpur (ML 131 > 7 15 ment* at Paya Lebar airport. pjn.: from Jakarta (ML 204) Singapore: 9-*5 P- m Bin K apore DEPARTURES ARRIVALS BOAC: To Colombo. Bombay. BO AC: Prom Melbourne. Brls- Teheran.401 words
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336 1963-07-01 5 'Sickening' exam turns 70 per cent future voters to Opposition IPOH, Sunday. pii: introduction of the Malayan Secondary School Entrance Examination by the Alliance Government has turned over 70 per cent of future voters to opposition political parties. This was stated by the president of the National Union of Heads336 words
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Article61 1963-07-01 5 Bank opens a new branch PORT SWETTENHAM, Sun. —A new branch of the Malayan Banking Corporation was opened here yesterday by the District Officer, Inche Johan bin Yasin. Three directors ot the company, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Mohammed Yassin. Dato Gunn Lay Telk and Mr. Wang Teng Klat, were present61 words
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151 1963-07-01 5 Lawyer weds Assemblyman's daughter DENANG Sun.— The Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, was among 800 guests who attended the wedding reception of Mr. Ng Cnet Kong, an Ipoh lawyer, *<nd Miss Cynthia Tan Slolc Hean, only daughter of a State Assemblyman, Mr. Tan Chong Bee, and Mrs. Tan. at the151 words
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Article83 1963-07-01 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Members of the Far Eastern Passenger Conference today announced an increase of five per cent from Jan. 1 next year in their passenger fares from Europe to Singapore and potts beyond up to Japan and vl;e versa. The increase, according to a statement, is due83 words
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331 1963-07-01 5 The danger of fooling around with other men's wives JUDGE WARNS MAN SHOT BY IRATE HUSBAND A LOR STAR, Sun. The Kedah Assize Judge. Mr. Justice Sufflan. today told a mine engine driver it was "dangerous to play the fool with another man's wife." "You are lucky to be alive."331 words
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Article35 1963-07-01 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thieves broke into the home of Mr. Lourdes Susal Raju, 39. in Chanda Road, last night while he and his family were attending a church novena and took away35 words
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Article78 1963-07-01 5 PENANO. Sun. The chairman of the state committee (or Bulan Bahasa Kebangsaan. Dr. M. P. L. Yegappan, will declare open a poster and books exhibition at the Town Hall at 5 p.m. tomorrow to inaugurate the second phase of National Language Month. Topics on the national78 words
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Article19 1963-07-01 5 KOTA BHARU. Sun.— The ofllcial birhday of the Sultan of Krlanun will be observed on July 10.19 words
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Article, Illustration59 1963-07-01 5 DR. NG YOK HING, who was elected president, being invested with the insignia of office by Dr. Goh Teik Wah, the outgoing president, at the installation dinner of the Rotary Club of Ipoh on Saturday night. Seated nearest the camera is Che Puan Negara,59 words
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375 1963-07-01 5 No-pay teacher: Ministry to investigate KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. T»HE deputy secretary of the Ministry of Educa--1 tion. Sheikh Abdullah bin Sheikh Abu Bakar, said today that his Ministry would look into a case in which a teacher is supposed to have taught for a year without pay. He was commenting375 words
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Article197 1963-07-01 5 KLANG CLEAN UP IS UNDER WAY KLANG. Sun. The town council has called for tenders to 1 clean up 294 acres of state land here of rubbish and grass described recently by the Sultan j of Selangor as "tall j enough for tigers to! roam about without being noticed." Following197 words
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Article86 1963-07-01 5 54,000 TIN STOLEN FROM TONGKANG |»l N \M. Sun. Ten slabs of tin. valued at 54.000. were stolen from tongkang anchored in Penang harbour this iiiiirniiv A labourer, S. P. Mohamed. 43, told police he was awakened at about 4.30 a.m. by noises in the tongkang. He saw two- figures86 words
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Advertisement106 1963-07-01 5 Advertisement Lemons for Beauly To keep your skin clear and fair and your hair brilliant, you need the natural cleansing and bleaching tonic of lemons Ask your chemist or stor? for a bottle of lemon delph, the latest lemontype skin freshener that beautiful women are now using. Lemon delph bleaches106 words
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Article, Illustration311 1963-07-01 6 ON THE LAUNCHING PADS— ALL SET TO GO IPOH, Sunday TWO rockets, powered by solid fuel and capable of reaching an estimated height of four miles, have been completed by the Senior Science Society of the Anelo Chinese School here. Named the Bintang Timor I and 11,311 words
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Article, Illustration218 1963-07-01 6 Khir: Good house keeping and we suffer KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, Minister of Agriculture and Cor operatives, said today that the sound and realistic policies of the Government appeared to tf a penalty against Malaya. Opening the annual meeting of the Postal and Telecommunications Cooperative Thrift and218 words
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89 1963-07-01 6 Malayans to see Australian turf classic IPOH. Sun. The Perak Turf Club will sponsor a trip to see the Melbourne Cup in November. This was revealed by Mr. Yeoh Cheang Lee. chairman of the club committee, at a dinner last night in honour of Mr. A. G. Rylah. Deputy Premier89 words
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Article47 1963-07-01 6 TANJONG MALIM. Sun.— Mr. V. Sathlvetu. a toddy contractor was re-elected chairman of the Tanjong Malim Malayan Indian Congress branch. Other officials elected were: Vice-chairman. Mr. J. Surjan Singh; secretary. Mrs. Eva J. Jothi: treasurer. Mr. S. Sinnamuthu and a committee of 13.47 words
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235 1963-07-01 6 Violence threat at polls: Ooi calls for action PENANG, Sunday rpHE MAYOR of George Town, Mr. 00l Thiam A Slew, last night urged the Alliance Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, and the police to investigate allegations that thugs were being used by certain political parties to woo votes in235 words
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Miscellaneous40 1963-07-01 6 Alley Oap By V.T. tin ml in Dick Tracy By Che/Hvr fiouid i~yjr> I B^^r"""^S7 TW«t C-iT^V V am»«Lvis] ■jT will we -they snu. f Puu. Wtkf9^^yj<y fc^^^\^jn!Xcv IK{ BJj fcSliiM^ I I II fSnj^oi Lit Abnmr By Al Capp40 words
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Article, Illustration2491 1963-07-01 7 You must be joking, said Scott THE FINAL CHAPTER OF THE STORY by Fletcher Knebel and Charles Bailey MAY 1972 and it is only two days before America's top military men, led by national hero General Scott, will seize power with their secret army unit ECOMCON. Against them, four men:2,491 words
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Obituary45 1963-07-01 8 ■I) Wt4t W* I Minimum) CHAN CHOON NEO Aged 44 wife of <;eor<cle J. H. Cheong puMd away peacefully at Thomson Road Hospital wtaj behind two daughter* in'i one ran-ID-law to mourn her lon. Pamlty th..nk all condolence* and gifts Also doctors and staff.45 words
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Article27 1963-07-01 8 29 Wor4i >IO I Minimum) REQUIEM HICH MASt for Julian Dmmian Naatreth at at. Joeeph i^iurch, Victoria Street on Wednesday. Ird July at ft V) pm.27 words
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Article100 1963-07-01 8 M Wordi $1* (Minimum) THE FAMILY OP the late liary M idi'leme l.re Swee Kirn thank all I -nrl friends. Rev. Fathers Lee. Mumrr. Arro. Amiotte and Hue and nemberi or Block Rosary, Katong. for thru kind asalatance. attendances. M»it*. prayers. Klfta for masses, con.ii.l tlornl tributes. MR. AND100 words
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Article166 1963-07-01 8 :n Warit $1$ (Minimum) RVVITA the bread in bi.cuit form I rei ommei ded for axpectant ■atkan hecauac it contains valuable mineral* and vitamin B. DEPILATORY WAX TREATMENT iv r. hum- ucly hair on leg., 512.5 U. Further enquiries: Louise Klerk, 22 MB*. Ann Hniainc. Tclcpbone ***** (■'parti 10166 words
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Article22 1963-07-01 8 JTU'iv LUKE'S COSPIL with the help of ■('pward Path" Pattal Blhl. Coursm. Only *J Apply P.O. Box '•02 Ki.la Uim;Mir.22 words
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Article681 1963-07-01 8 There need be no disappoint- j n>ent that in London there aTC no signs yet of the differences between the Federation and Singapore being bridged. The 1 two delegations have put their respective positions to officials of the Commonwealth Office. and today talks are expected to begin681 words
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Article381 1963-07-01 8 i The Kelantan town council j j elections have gone much a: expected, with the Alliance retaining all the councils it I previously held as well as dislodging the P.M.I.P. from its sole urban base at Bachok. i The Bachok electors who. in j 1961, returned five P.MJP.381 words
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Article226 1963-07-01 8 The vice-chairman of the board of governors of the Kuala Kangtar Malay College, Dr. Haji Megat Khaa, has disclosed that a teacher who hai been with the college for a year has neither had his appointment confirmed nor re* ceived a cent in pay. But for help from226 words
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Article, Illustration990 1963-07-01 8 A party in search of a candidate AS THE TURMOIL OVER THE NEGRO ISSUE THREATENS TO CHANGE ALL STRATEGY IN THE 1964 ELECTION: by A SPECIAL WRITER THE alarming change in the U.S. racial situation during the past few months has thrown yet another element of uncertainty into the outlook990 words
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LETTERS
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Letter537 1963-07-01 8 MR. P.C. MARCUB in his letter of June 26 makes particular reference to the units at Selegle House which number 466 as against 12.230 units at $20, $40 and |60 per month and form a very small proportion of the units constructed by the Housing and Development537 words
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Letter139 1963-07-01 8 MY niece Is a certificate trained teacher who qualified in 1961. For 14 months she has been waiting for her full pay. She has not even received her appointment papers yet. When she made inquiries she was told that because she is a Federal citizen her papers139 words
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Letter83 1963-07-01 8 IT is time we took a little more interest in English usage. I speak of the word "ordination" as reported in Tuesday's Straits Times. There are two words: ordination and crdainment Ordination denotes the act of ordaining; that is. the actual act of the laying on of hands.83 words
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Letter40 1963-07-01 8 STANDARD One Malay should be made the requisite for confirmation and Incremental purposes for all teachers and civil servants. Std. II Malay must not be imposed on anyone for it has brought unhapplness and frustration to many. PARENT Singapore40 words
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Article352 1963-07-01 8 Norris McWhirter - Norris McWhirter by TONDON, Sun. Tbe nine-second 100 yards, like the moon, lies ahead. It will require a man with an electric response to the ran, a fantastic acceleration, and pore blating speed over the last 50 yards to achieve It will Involve an average352 words
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Advertisement592 1963-07-01 8 State Tmet &Makylka aa kaaaatf tea let Piaar OOCO arrOMAeM JWOABU O»naai«i Haaa COLO (TOMaS MANOMS AT HOLLAND StOAO— KATOMeI HIFML MAD- NAVAL SMM Ainirtm Aexeanas Cil V ssOOel nTTOfJfI LTS> WU.fa.ear Haa aa. Ci»m e»W ■mi Ntrwa niOMT M. M. I*)MAH 2 A*#fla4*Ta>e)tV AsSsSat* MsWBl •)#*>• SS. AStOWt. •AtVAB)592 words
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Advertisement72 1963-07-01 8 PHILIPS I™^* SALES MO SaVICf Pg^ j This i* lo mv I "THANK YOU" When a firm acquires i' an additional nhowroom it's quite a big day for all ronreroed. Bui we don't feel big »eonl> feel grateful and appreciative. I TO ALL FRIENDS and associates »c say again THANK72 words
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Advertisement80 1963-07-01 8 ■^B TtfoSE Motsushifa Electric or»' J^HpS^ also leading manufacturers of photogrophic accessories* viz. flash bulbs, flosh guns and electronic. flosh. unittv Also' available National' Hyper B-ll flash gun. Uses 22.5 V photoflash or 15V penlight battery,. Powerful BC. -source jsystem. Built-in open. flash .socket* Exposure scale is" fitted on the80 words
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265 1963-07-01 9 Tight in next polls will be UPP vs Alliance' CINGAPORE, Sun. The United People's Party said tonight that in the coming general elections, the fight would be between the party and the Singapore Alliance. It claimed that the People's Action Party which trusted nobody, would remain a relic of history.265 words
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Article23 1963-07-01 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Lady Templer Hospital nurses will hold a social and dance at the nurses' hostel on July 8.23 words
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Article151 1963-07-01 9 JJINGAPORE. Sun.— British troops from 54 Corps Field pack Squadron. Royal Engineers, have started work on clearing a site at the Nanyang University for a new sports arena. With heavy, earth-mov-ing machinery the soldiers are clearing a 1.000 by 500--yard site below the new151 words
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Article, Illustration311 1963-07-01 9 LENG HONG TAI - The UDP's first woman candidate LENG HONG TAI At 23, she is opposing veteran of 62 By Bantong, Sun I think I stand a good chance, she says 23-YEAR-OLD woman, who left school only two years ago, will stand against a 62-year-old political veteran here in a ward which is311 words
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119 1963-07-01 9 ELECTROCUTED WHILE FIXING FENCE ROUND THE HOUSE SINGAPORE. Sun. A barber. Ton Tean Sun, 33, was electrocuted while erecting a fencing around his attap house in Jalan Bahru off the 10 milestone West Coast Road yesterday evening. Ton. was about to stop work when the fencing: suddenly became "live" at119 words
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Article130 1963-07-01 9 Festival stamp sale date SINGAPORE. Sun. A commemorative stamp to mark the South-East Asia Cultural Festival here will be on sale at all post offices on Aug. B— the day the festival begins. Announcing this today, the Deputy Prime Ministers office said that the five-cent stamp depicts a Malay dancing130 words
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116 1963-07-01 9 PENANG, Sun.— The St. John Ambulance Brigade must be prepared to shoulder greater responsibilities when Malaysia is formed, its Federation Commissioner. Dr. Chan? Hoey Chan, said here yesterday. "You have all these years rendered Invaluable service to the community." he told the116 words
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Article469 1963-07-01 9 BARISAN HITS AT WORLD BANK TERMS SINGAPORE, Sun. The Barisan Sosialis today described as "unfavou rable and even humiliating" the terms under which the Singapore Government has accepted the World Bank loan of $45 million towards the cost of constructing a 120,000--kilowatt thermal power station. Work on the new power469 words
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134 1963-07-01 9 1/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. lv The Co-operative Central Bank has given out over $700,000 in loans to member societies for build Ing houses and launching co-operative ventures since Its Inception. This was stated by the chairman of the Co-opera-tive Central Bank. Inche Abdul Aziz134 words
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Article36 1963-07-01 9 SINGAPORE. Sun— Soo Kwoo. 43. and a eirl. Panchawarana. five, were killed in traffic accident* yesterday. Both were knocked down oy cars Soo in Qulllemard Road and Panchawarana in Selegle Road.36 words
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172 1963-07-01 9 Doubled sale of Malayan iron ore to Formosa likely KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. tHDRMOSA is expected to increase its purchase of 1 Malayan iron ore this year from 50,000 to 100,000 tons. Malaya will receive $3 million. Mr. Henry Wong, secretary of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, said the doubled172 words
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Article67 1963-07-01 9 PENANG. Sun.— The Penana Rotary Club's project for its new year will be the promotion of homes for the chronically ill and the destitute aged. Dr. C. H. Yeang. the new president, announced at his Installation last night. 'Many of these people." he said, "cannot67 words
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109 1963-07-01 9 IPOH. Sun. The State government plans to set up a special trust fund to provide loans for the Raja Perempuan of Perak. A motion to set up the "Installation Loan To Consort Of His Highness Fund" will be moved by the .Mentri Besar.109 words
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Article42 1963-07-01 9 IPOH. Sun.— The Perak Turf Club experimented with close circuit television on Derby Day today. Five sets were installed at focal points around the course and tote dividends were flashed on the screen as soon as they were declared.42 words
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Advertisement155 1963-07-01 9 it's naturally good! This man is strong, healthy and full of life, and Iron. Its Vitamins 81. B 2 and PP supply He has Bovril every day because he likes muscular energy. The rich source of mineral its rich, meaty flavour. He also knows that salts and protein in Bovri!155 words
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Advertisement241 1963-07-01 9 What iS tZnaliseJthnher? ft. T.M. 'Tanalised 1 Timber is time-tested the result of more than 30 years of research aimed at lengthening the life of ordinary timber. Except for the durable heavy hardwoods such as Chengal, most timbers used for structural purposes are liable to decay and insect attack. The241 words
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Miscellaneous531 1963-07-01 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE BERVICE 41 metres SERVICE 41.7 metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE A.M.; 6.00 Time Signal Nega- 476 metres ra-ku; 6.02 Prelude To Break- a.M.: 6.00 Oood Morning- 601 fast: 7.00 Time Signal. The Morning Prelude; 7.16 News; News; 7.10 Songs And531 words
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Article289 1963-07-01 10 STAFF AT KANDANG KERBAU STARTING TO SHOW SIGNS OF STRAIN: ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE, Sunday. EXPECTANT mothers at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital are not getting the care and attention they deserve, according to the latest issue of Berita Jururawat, official publication of the Singapore Trained Nurses Association. The289 words
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Article43 1963-07-01 10 KUANTAN. Sun.— The Sultan of Pahang will declare open the Tana Puteh bridge on Tuesday, i The Minister of Transport. I Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. and the American Ambassador in Ma- 1 laya. Mr. Charles Baldwin, wii! b.? present.43 words
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Article91 1963-07-01 10 Real estate company set up IPOH. Sun.— A new company dealing in real estate., with an authorised share i capital of $30 million has been set up with head office in Ipoh. The company is Chin Brnthers < Malaya Ltd., which; has been incorporated in the Federation, to acquire the91 words
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161 1963-07-01 10 The foreign born: Period of grace ends I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Sun.— The period of grace is over for foreign-born residents wishing to become Malayan citizens by registration under Article 17 of the Constitution. For tomorrow, Article 17 will be repealed. It is now over 18 months since the Government decided161 words
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265 1963-07-01 10 I SINGAPORE, Sun. I fTHE secretary-general A of the Sarawak Alliance, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said here today he was confident the Alliance would command a big majority in the Council Negri if more Independent councillors continued to Join his party. He265 words
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Article, Illustration88 1963-07-01 10 WELFARE QUEEN IS A 17-YEAR-OLD MODEL THE Welfare Quern. Miss Alice Woon. 17. (centre), the runner-up. Miss Merle Pereira, (left) and the third prize winner. Miss Suzanna Loh were elected from nine contestants at the Welfare Ball organised by the University of Singapore Students' Union on Saturday night. Miss Woon.88 words
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Article113 1963-07-01 10 PENANG. Sun. The Ipoh Municipal President. Mr. S.P. Seenlvasagam. promised that his party, the People's Progressive Party, would clean up the Penang City Council If their lone candidate. Mr. Khoo Vat See. who is contesting the Sungei Ayer Terjun ward In next month's city polls, was113 words
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193 1963-07-01 10 Anti-flood scheme ready in August SINGAPORE. Sun. Work has start«d on the third and final phase of a Government scheme to alleviate flooding in the area between MacPherson Road, Playfair Road and Kampong Lew Ldan. According to the Mini-sin of National Development, won; commenced in January and b scheduled to193 words
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Article47 1963-07-01 10 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A carponter, Yeo Cheong Kiat. 20, was stabbed three times after a quarrel over gambling by four men in a factory in Sembawang Road t»- day. He was admitted to the Cen- eral Hospital tn a serious conch- tion.47 words
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Advertisement37 1963-07-01 10 M iIhK V \l ml lfl mm ml W^^^^^BBl i SflEMKir V\ «P^k _^^^^^(C^^ j-ju^w SOmHHHR^9& pr V Hk «F*% V j ■■'■■&L |Bh^[^2i^^B(Bhh] V ends Constipation Overnight I m^ SOLE AGENTS: HARPER GILFILLAN <t CO- LTO.37 words
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Miscellaneous33 1963-07-01 10 Huffs Munnff By Ralph llrimtlnhl 1/ Tm':P£AOTh, \I I FASC SA- \5 1^ f? S£VE9A_ \X I I «*=o&»US>e> > W II B SOCJ-A^SV^J JA. s>ASTve: V .&-~\l( Z.OVCLV \j*k. A rUVVCII <\AkfV N^*Sl33 words
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Article1152 1963-07-01 11 THE SOVIET REVOLUTION. By Raphael R. AbrMovitch. (Allen and Unwin 455.) Reviewed by ALLINGTON KENNARD 'A warning the Free World must not ignore' RAPHAEL Abramovitch is the last surviving leader of the Russian Social Democratic Party, the first of the social democrats to learn that co1,152 words
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341 1963-07-01 11 Edward Bishop - Wounds of war: Horror, humour and sympathy Edward Bishop. Ex-Straita Tlmea reporter tells the story of THE GUINEA PIG CLUB. By (Macmillan 21».) BY WALTER WARWICK THE odd guest at the annual dinner of the Guinea Pig Club, a guest who still has the legs. arms, fingers, hands, nose and341 words
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Advertisement114 1963-07-01 11 «4H W UP Fifty years of precision watchmaking by Swiss craftsmen. mmmiL^. _Tda^fl A superb self winding 'Incabloc' movement with 30 jewels. A dustproof, waterproof case to protect the shock resistant movement. Mr m mJ km W. The unique styling-modern as the day after .:v H t roff*s« Mm I114 words
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Advertisement307 1963-07-01 11 YOU CHOOSE BRADMA ADDRESSING MACHINES for helping you in paperwork problems. Ideal for pa/rolls, direct mailing, etc. HERMES TYPEWRITERS for /our office correspondence. They are swift, silenc and very efficient. MONROE CALCULATORS p f for bringing you modern, full_y automatic calculating. You can depend on these for easy portability., utmost307 words
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Advertisement863 1963-07-01 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA LIBRARY ASSISTANT Applications are Invited from science graduates for one post ot Librarian Assistant Minimum qualifications: a science degree of a recognised university. Salary scale: Probationers $505 x 25-580 qualified: $605 x 25-805. probationers with honours decree will receive one increment above the initial point863 words
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Advertisement459 1963-07-01 12 NOTICES NOTICE In the Estate ol Kok Loo Hi* alias Koh Tal Lek deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that Kok Loo Kla alia* Kali Tal Lek loimeily irading as Koh riaaio service at Noe>. io and v Jalan Pahang. Johore Bahru, died on the 20th oay of August 190 l459 words
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Advertisement847 1963-07-01 12 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited for the purchase ot a TDIBA. D/ 6 Crawler Tractors, Baxter Portable Stone Crusher, 8 w2" Centre Lathe, Tipping Trailer, Obsolete E.M.P. sjrres, unserviceable tyres, batteries, scrap and other miscellaneous items. Tender closes at noon on Ist August. 1963 Por further intormation and Tender847 words
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Advertisement836 1963-07-01 12 K'OJtinued from Pare S) SITUATIONS VACANT Wtrd* SS (Mim.)— Btx It ett. txtrm EXPERIENCES) CHINESE COOKBOY and Amah wanted Inuaedlately. Must have good iefere»oes. Lawtoc 26, Ln.-ay Park. B'pore 10. Tel. *****. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED Surveyor to <ta Revenue Survey work for m Llcen*«d Surveyor. Apply 92-C Jalan Wong Ah836 words
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Advertisement968 1963-07-01 12 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* St <Mim.)—Bmx tt rt*. e*trm WANTED FEMALE DISPENSER and receptionist, fluent In Cantonese, Hakka. for Cunlc. Kluaatc. Kxperienee not sissntlal. Apply stating age. education, salary required. Box A 6831. B.T. b'porr. CLAXO ALLCNBURVS (EXPORT) LTD. invites application* tor tne post ol medlca' representative. Candidate* should be968 words
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Advertisement950 1963-07-01 12 HOUSES LAND WANTED I Word* SS (Mi».)—Utx It eU. txtrm SPACIOUS MODERN BUNQALOW la quiet residential area preferably districts lU, U. Caan pay mat. Cootact Cb»n 2416 Ext. 123 MST& WANTED: S/4.MDHOOMBD Bungalow with spaclou* compound in Swiss Club Road ana. mat* price and full particular* to Box AMM. ST..950 words
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Advertisement758 1963-07-01 12 TUITION M Wm4a '**»■>—*** It ett. txtrm LBARN TO ORIVI witn suOC»— Ring ***** tor modern tuition cars IMU Onaranif.il course J7O/- rrfrnber trom »</-• Satisfaction guaranteed BOOKS PUBLICATIONS M Word, SS Vm.>— Box St el*, txtrm FEDERAL PUBLICATION! UIO. nave a wide range of 1 n Books on display758 words
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Advertisement939 1963-07-01 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE :o Wort, SS (Mm.)— Box St et*. FIAT 2100, one owner. 23.000 mile.. I Show loom Condition. Fbone (BfomH IMMEDIATE SAL! Kor two owntraH KM v.i nil. .H Cresia. Insurance IMI.I bkflsja Ixh'y upm liitery all in excellrnt-H conditiuo. M'.tfKi I'hon. I por* WUB4 FIAT M 0939 words
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Advertisement1575 1963-07-01 13 (i Lingpoat > mil goaii m.iv One S'pora Sam S'naa Penang ALCHAS Mir*., A'motth. UvtnteM ll Pt/J»*l 4 Holland, Hamburg IENESIHfH n.arpML 6lasgow GH. 31 Jlly 2 July 4 OLYDSattt iKirptei, Havre itiy I tall I rat? »il 11 EIEUS LteeT dufclia. Glasgow »tl» JJ Wi U la|l WlB Pali1,575 words
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Advertisement1380 1963-07-01 13 mLJLU \uK!\L!ili{\ H M 'iwMt HE t. A. C UNESSAILINGS 10 GENOA. U HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROITtRBAM, AMSTEIDAM, OSLO, COTNENIUITt ANO COPENHAGEN. rfjf^jtK. Spore \r. Sham Ptaeng JWC—TW. "10MA" a) 68a. 44/ 4 JHy 5/ 7 Jali 8/ I Jaly fZ[Ygj\K| -MUMIASA" 21/24 July 2J/2J Jiiy 21/21 Miy H\\1,380 words
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Advertisement1409 1963-07-01 13 ben/^leme EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL > CONTINENTAL PORTS. B'pore P. Stun IEJMttaCH Ku. L'aeet, i'oaa. Mall, H'len ra ft July 4 Jal| 5 i lENALBANACH Liadia, Rotterdam, Antwerp la Pt/laly 4 IEMVAUA (EU taaaM. M'Oro. llitllirg G. 46 'July 4 Jaly 1/ I lENHIANT ipeat, G'moutk. Rdaa. HtT| July1,409 words
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Advertisement1246 1963-07-01 13 feMcAUSTER <Sc CO., LTD. w^ Teh net tXO\ IL^JC KI.I.BBMAW UMX <k lUVA VENESS UMB I^ IONB3»L HAMBIHrI MTTtRUM, US AWJELES, UN FRANCISCO. tUVRX, WPU ft MItBUMtWWH, SEATTU, VANCbUVU ft PORTLAjb. Cm Of CARLISLE t AtciptiM "rgi ter CeatnJ ft Seat* Spore P. Sham PaaMg lONNEvV'u la Part/Talai 2 Jily1,246 words
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Article113 1963-07-01 14 T»IN used in the OS. In April x totalled 7,070 lone tons, comprising 5.085 of primary pig tin and 1,985 of secondary, compared with a March consumption of 7,116 long tons (5.1 IS of primary and 2,000 secondary). Bureau of Mines figures show total U.S. Industry113 words
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Article69 1963-07-01 14 TNI Malayan Ixahanga Bankf AitMtatltn madf Uism chanites ta Its rates to merchants on Saturday (all rmtM to StOO) loihn« TT or OD rtadyi OttWa Franas 14OI: Italian Llro *****; Dsnl»h KrWMr 1341. On the trss tzshango marNst In Hem Kong. Urn U.O. dollar was quoted at S.TSi69 words
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Article48 1963-07-01 14 Current n.»\iirnt Date of payment Total for Total for previous year ▼ear Metal Box Sungei Wi.t Castlefleld lamluk Rubber London Rubber Rim Malai r.i 11% 10",.--10 15 r 5. July 17 Aug. 7 July 26 Aug. 9 July 31 16% 15°; 3H% 15% 15% 30 Interim48 words
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Article1011 1963-07-01 14 TfHE Üble o| chares oa the Malayan Stock Ezehangr tbowß last btninna. to Jane in. (A) and last baaineM alnee that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Loweat bnalrmi for last year and this year to date. (11 I »i« BncU 3.50 ICt1,011 words
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Article668 1963-07-01 14 Slight gain in tin rERE was a slight gain 1 the Straits tin price o Saturday morning of 25 cent which took the price t 5452.50 per picul. This was the first gain in pru since Wednesday and during tt two Intervening merkei day.s U price bad lost a combined668 words
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Article41 1963-07-01 14 June 24 June 25 June 26 June 2? ,une 28 June Industrials: inS rubbers: 116.16 115.86 1 15.26 116.05 116.8? 118.46 115.76 116.84 116.19 114.28 114.28 114.24 118.18 lU.fl 114.24 U8.9: 1 115.24 114.24 Dec. 29. 1963 inn41 words
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Advertisement1114 1963-07-01 14 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Great bakes Servie* LOMI LOtOt EU tU t\» kM felA S'porr f S'nam Hoaoiuiu 5. rrancisco L Anfttat h York UltvtiMO ■letiKu Mart" Mt. 21/24 21 Jaly 21 Jaly 11 lily is A« 3 Stpt "Ksliktwa Mam" 75 21 Jily 21/11 Jaly 211,114 words
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Advertisement946 1963-07-01 14 I*°JORIENTJ LINES I SAILINGS TO U.K. FIRST HALF 1964 Oep. S'por* Oep. Penang Arr. U.K. XHITRAL" 9 Jon 10 Jan 1 Feb XHUSAN" 2 Feb 3 Feb 23 Fe* IBERIA' 17 Feb 7 Mar "ARCADIA 23 Feb 16 Mm "CATHAY" 9 Mai 10 Mar I Apt CHITRAL" 10 Apr It946 words
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Advertisement489 1963-07-01 14 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form and full details available by sending this coupon to: The) MoiHotn, P.O. So* M, Umap— P.O. Boi 104 Kuala Lumpur P.O. Bos 30, Ipoh or P.O. 80. 177, Pomim. Nairn I Mr./ Mn./Mmi Address TRUSTEC: THE CHARTCRED BANK maiaya TRUSTEE ITO 1 7 63489 words
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Advertisement327 1963-07-01 14 SHIPPING NOTICES ESSO SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE TECHNICAL COLLEGE, EVERETT ORIENT LINE KUAU LUM p UR ua. "DONEVERETT" APPUCATIONS are invited fe y. v the above scholarships for aDi Arra ig-6-iMS ploma Course In Mechanical Si glneeiing. A General Burvey on damaged cargo discharged ex subject vessel Candidates should be over327 words
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Article28 1963-07-01 15 niooLn 11.1 (perlb.) (perptcnl). ■ne 24. 73--4CU. $447.5*! j 25. 73'jcts. $451.25 2S. 73 ,cU. $4W.25 27. 73 cU. $446.-' 3 SS. 73>ieta. $452.25 29. $452.5*28 words
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Article799 1963-07-01 15 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS rh following is a complete list of revised quotations issued by the Malayan Stock kxrhangr on Friday, June 28. INDUSTRIALS Aie* orda. mm 4. t0 Alex Ice 1.30 K M. Truiltu S. OO 6 *j Bouatead 1 1.70 C.S. Holding 7,1* Con Tld Smelt Pref 17/799 words
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Article2265 1963-07-01 15 From Our Market Correspondent J^OBODY could describe last week's activities on the Malayan Stock Exchange as very oatstanding, but the market did contain an element of surprise. That surprise was the behaviour of prices which had they followed the usual course often so apparent on the2,265 words
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Advertisement469 1963-07-01 15 COMMISSION OF INQUIRY ON GOVERNMENT D AIL Y-R AXED EMPLOYEES The Commission of Inquiry on Government Dally Rated Employees was appointed on 9th May, 1963 by His Excellency Wee Chong Jin Esq., Off cer performing the functions of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara of the State of Singapore, with the following469 words
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Advertisement868 1963-07-01 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are lnvlttd from Federal Citizens or sub)ert« 1 of His Highness The Sultan Of Selangor lor the post of Comptroller of the Household of His Highness The Sultan of Selangor on ft salary scale of $697x28-11.060 plus COLA and Housing Allowance at current rates. (Point of entry868 words
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Advertisement579 1963-07-01 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Applications are Invited for one Post of Lecturer /Assistant Lecturer In the Department ot Botany In the Faculty of Science which will be available early next year. Cani didates should have at least a good honours degree with suitable teaching and579 words
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Advertisement289 1963-07-01 15 CHAN6E OF ADDRESS THE WHEELOCK MARDEN GROUP announce that as from the Ist July the following companies' Kuala Lumpur Offices will be at 40 AMPANG ROAD JACKSON'S MALAYA LTD. OPTORG COMPANY (MALAYA) LTD. MONTOR (MALAYA) LTD. S. MOUTRIE CO. (MALAYA) LTD. QUINK CO. (MALAYA) LTD. JOR POWER STATION PARTNERSHIP CITRA289 words
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340 1963-07-01 16 EARLY GOALS KEEP JOHORE M FRONT I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Armed Forces, who beat Johore 5-3 in the first round of the Malaya Cup soccer com- petition, were surprisingly beaten 3-2 in the return match at Princes Road today. Trailing 3-1 at half-time. I Forces made a determined rally but they340 words
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373 1963-07-01 16 Kirn Lye the hero in Singapore's 9-0 rout of Services SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE returned to top form in the Malaya Cup with a smashing 9-6 win over Combined Services at Jalan Besar Stadium today. The man responsible for their splendid triumph was young centre-forward Quah Kim Lye, who bagged five373 words
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Article44 1963-07-01 16 MALACCA. Sun. Malacca leld Negri Sembilan to a 3-3 draw n the Burnley Cup soccer compeltlon played at the Kubu Stadium his evening. Mokhti netted all hree goals for Malacca while j fegrl scored through Zalnal j 2 1 ii nd Khnlruddln.44 words
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Article116 1963-07-01 16 Australian soccer SYDNEY. Sun.— Today s Australian football results: NBW Ked. Dtv I— Gladesvillc l t Prague 2, South Coast 1 Yugal 3; Hellenic 1 Croatia 1; Budapest 1 Hakoah 2. Dlv 2 Toongabbie 2 Melita 3: Sutherland 0 Conn thians 4: Blacktown 1 Balgowuie 0: Oranville 0 Sydney Aust.116 words
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Article229 1963-07-01 16 MALACCA, Sunday. \M ALACCA avenged their first round defeat when IIR they thrashed Negri Sembilan 7-1 i n the Malaya Cup tie here today before a crowd of 3 000 It was a big day for the Choc brothers. Robert scored three and Richard229 words
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Article201 1963-07-01 16 KUANTAN. Sun. Four goals by centre-forward Hinds, including a hattrick In the first 35 ml- nutes. sparked a 7-1 victory for Singapore Joint Services against Pahang I In their Malaya Cup tie here today. Services opened accounts In the fifth minute when Hindi found the marlc201 words
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Article189 1963-07-01 16 MALAYA CUP RESULTS AND TABLES NORTH PENANG 6 Ibrahim Mydin c 3 < Peng Chool (2 1, Ahmad TRENGGANU 1 p n n l f a ptSelangor 5 5 0 026 410 Penang 4 4 0 0 23 4 8 Perak 5 3 0 2 18 9 6 Kedah 7189 words
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688 1963-07-01 16 ATHLETICS ROAMER BEATS STORE JA VELIN RECORD SINGAPORE. Sun. Jim Roamer {RAF),' a former British junior Javelin champion, bet- j tered the Singapore record for the javelin when he won the event with 186 ft at the triangular meet against an Army selection and Swifts at Tanglin today. Roamer beat688 words
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Article267 1963-07-01 16 DENANG. Sun. Penang beat Trengganu 6-1 in the north zone Malaya Cup tie at City Stadium here today, with Youth international Ibrahim Mydin scoring three of the goals. Penang, who were inclined to take things easy in the second half were at times hard pressed267 words
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Advertisement187 1963-07-01 16 M BM world j| FAMOUS Drink a beer that's really beer-Foster's .^--^p^^-^^ Lager. Enjoy its clean, keen, cold taste Linger over its full-bodied sparkle. Get mm m a lift that makes you glad you're thirsty. Foster's Lager is a man's drink which SSmmmmmmVF refreshes like nothing else can. That's t^^K^r»^187 words
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Advertisement102 1963-07-01 16 I I I f One sweepand all 3-factor problems solved with the FACIT CM2-16 B Efi t With 16 figure capacity and direct back transfer, specially designed to solve 3-facto* problems accurately with one sweep. Simple 10-Key operation. Sturdy Swedish steel construction and beau* tifully designed. n,'"l i.tltnw t.r *,*,*■>„102 words
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Miscellaneous48 1963-07-01 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Tour match: SinoMalays XI v Yuen Long HK <Jn Besar. 7.30>. Spore Dlv. 2C: Jol-. Iliads v Star Soccerltes (Jn Besar 5.30). S'for Junior KO: Levers vi Medicals ißungsar Rd > Mercantile Bank v RRIES <Se. Buloh). TEXMS Spore YMCA open championships ißras Basah Rd. 5).48 words
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492 1963-07-01 17 COUNTY CRICKET Bolus's knock is bright spot T ONDON, Sun. An- other sparkling Innings by Nottinghamshire opening batsman Brian Bolus against his former team, Yorkshire, enlivened the scene at Nottingham yesterday after rain had held up play for over three hours. Bolus, bidding strongly for a Test place, nit 77492 words
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Article, Illustration508 1963-07-01 17 FRANCIS BOEY - FRANCIS BOEY I AM CONVINCED THAT HE IS THE RIGHT MAN TO BE NATIONAL COACH, SAYS KHIR By Kuala Lumpur, Sunday npHE Badminton Asso- ciation of Malaya's standing committee decided here today to offer the post of national coach to Wong Peng Soon. If Peng508 words
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Article, Illustration567 1963-07-01 17 WIMBLEDON T ONDON, Sun.— Bobby Wilson (Britain) last night reached the last eight in the men's singles of the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships here. Wilson beat the seeded Australian Martin Mulligan 6—4, 6—l, 9—7. Australian champion Roy Emerson, favourite for the men's title,UP - 567 words
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Article62 1963-07-01 17 LONDON. Sun. Michael Bonnallack completed a unique double when he retained his English amateur irol championship at Burnham yesterday. He and his wife Angela, are the first husband and wife to win national titles in the same season. In yesterday's 36-hole final. Bonnallack beat English international Alan ThirlwellReuter - 62 words
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Article191 1963-07-01 17 BOUGOURE WINS DERBY ON RAGUSA THE CURRAGH, Bun. There was a racing sensation before the start of the Irish Derby. Europe's richest horse race, here yesterday when the French colt Seiko, the odds on favourite was withdrawn after being found to be lame. There was a delay of some m*nutea191 words
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Article1996 1963-07-01 18 VETERAN PINKSON CHALKS UP HIS 11th SUCCESS HE MAKES AMENDS FOR LAST YEAR'S NARROW DEFEAT RACING with EPSOM JEEP: IPOH, Sunday I OST HORIZON, ridden by Kevin Mitchell, won the $30,000 Perak Derby in an all-outsiders' finish at Ipoh today. Lost Horizon, who is trained by1,996 words
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Article42 1963-07-01 18 TOTAL POOL: 5133.8..U l>t. No. *****5 (533.1271 Mid. No. *****3 ($16,564) 3rd. No. 1H9908 (9Mtt< STUtTKRS 151.Q22): Nos:;31til; '*****; 28:000; M 1513; ?*****; *****9: l!»H9o;; *****7; '*****. ONSOLATION (Sss*!): Nos. *****6; *****5; *****4; 1!»794U: *****2; *****1 *****1; *****0; 208G78: *****4.42 words
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825 1963-07-01 18 SINGAPORE, Sun. j I ■'THIS YEAR'S S.C.A. Senior tournament has still A a long way to go towards completion, but the light for the championship ended today when S.C.C.. needing four points to take the pennant, got six by beating825 words
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Article180 1963-07-01 18 KUAL*. LUMPUR. Sun. The Malaysian Hockey Federation will be formed after the annual meeting of the Malayan Hockey Federation in September. Representatives of the MHF and the Singapore Hockey Association met here today and agreed on the formation of the Malaysian body. A sub-committee180 words
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Article158 1963-07-01 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Royal Air Force Seletar are assured of )elng S.C.A. Junior "A" Tourna nent champions when they scored licir nlneth win by beating Singapore Cricket Club by 42 runs. Seletar 146 (Huffer 22; Carswcll >-42) S.C.C. 102 (Sheppard 26; iuCer 4-37). S.K. Sundram kept158 words
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Article75 1963-07-01 18 Xl ALA LIMPIR, Sun. Results on the second night of the B.A.M. Thomas Cup trials are; SINGLES: Tan Aik Huang beat fell Kew San 15-11. 1". Lim .Vei tan beat Yew Chens Hoe 17-5, 15-4. l)()i bus \f Boon Bee and Fan Yee Khan75 words
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165 1963-07-01 18 MCA LEAGUE Innings victory for S'pore •^JEREMBAN, Sun. Singapore beat Neßri Sembilan as expected toy an innings and 21 runs in the Malayan Cricket Association Leagu« match here today. Final scores: Negri 76 an* 86. Singapore 183 for sla declared. Ncgri. 32 for two overnight, began this morning the taslc165 words
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Article96 1963-07-01 18 LONDON. Sun. tipin lx>wtrr Tony Leek and opening b.itsniiin Peter Richardson are recalled by England for the third Tr.st wnu West Indies at EdKbasion next Thursdi y. Lock. Richardson and Sharps' replaced David Allen. John Etlrich and the injured Colin Cow drey who pl.iycd in96 words
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Obituary100 1963-07-01 18 REV. DANIEL ELIJAH SUNORAM paused .VA.iy pp.-. ir fully on Huortay 30th June. TI.P cortoi;.- \n!t If.iv, ),,m rmlrtenc* lfi*S-s I'ppcr HMMM Roa<l on M July at 4.4.". p.m. for I'aya L*b.ir MelhodlKt Church and fhrnta to Bldadari. MADAM SNC ANC HAY passed a.v.iy peacefully on 30-6-& I leaving100 words
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Advertisement408 1963-07-01 18 NOTICE NOTICE Borneo Motors (Malaya. Ltd. organlsation l 0 operate Kuala Lumpur wish t«. announce nia i c shops on Sungei Bionu. that, with cflcct trom Ist July. Meranti Lapan and Gapis Div. II 1963. thear new telephone numbers situated ta Pcrak wil. be:- *****. 2. 3. 4. 5. Reter408 words
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Advertisement422 1963-07-01 18 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. TENDERS for the Construction of Two (2) Units Class D" Quarters at Kuala Kangsar will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R.. Perak. lpoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 11th July 1963 trom Contractors in Classes A to D —Head 11. Full422 words
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