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Title Section19 1963-07-23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35219 words
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Article, Illustration188 1963-07-23 1 Nasution to direct big air-sea war games as part of confrontation JAKARTA, Mon. JNDONESIA was today prepared for combined naval and air force exercises in the South China Sea and the Straits of Malacca, off the Malayan Peninsula. The Defence Minister and armed forces Chief-of-Staff, General Nasution.Reuter; UPI - 188 words
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190 1963-07-23 1 I'll use arms to defend Malaysia from threat, says Tengku CAIRO, Monday PI \(.KI ABDUL RAHMAN 1 said yesterday he would use arms to defend the Federation of Malaysia if anyone, including Indonesia, threatened its integrity. He said that forces on the North Borneo border were there because it was190 words
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241 1963-07-23 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 10-man Brunei! delegation, led by the Sultan, left here for] London tonight for discussions with the British Government on the future of Brunei with j Malaysia completely out of the agenda. The Brunei Deputy State Secretary, Dato Setia Pengi-241 words
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Article48 1963-07-23 1 BAGDAD. Mon.— lraq lias ordered six diplomats from Communist states out of the country, the Foreign Ministry here announced today. It said five are Bulgarian and the sixth is from the East German consulate. It said their activities here contravened international diplomatic codes.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article, Illustration1149 1963-07-23 1 WARD TRIAL OPENS IN OLD BAILEY LONDON, Monday. jyjODKL Christine Keeler today denied that she had ever had intercourse with Dr. Stephen Ward, society osteopath and artist, when his trial opened at the Old Bailey on vice charges. But she said she hadReuter - 1,149 words
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86 1963-07-23 1 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Brunei Shell Petroleum Company today announced here that oil had been found in a well drilled about seven miles offshore from Kuala Belalt. The drilling of the well has reached the final depth at 9,480 feet. A Shell spokesman told the Straits86 words
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Article57 1963-07-23 1 S'pore ship to rescue LONDON, Mon. The British naval boom defence vessel Barbain has sailed from Singapore to help 'a beached '.232-ton Greek freighter off Sumatra, it was announced here today. The announcement said the San Panteliemon. bom d tor China, had developed a leak and was ground- ed onReuter - 57 words
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Article27 1963-07-23 1 I LONDON. Mon. Mr. Cyrtlle j Adoula. Prime Minister of the I Congo < Leopold villiO. new here today on a three-diiy official visit. Reutw.27 words
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167 1963-07-23 1 PERTH, Mon. A young i couple swam and waded across two flooded rivers in a nine-boor. 149-mile trip to reach a church at Geraldton. 313 miles north of Perth, in time for their wedding during the weekend. Miss Betsy Smythe. her fiance DavidReuter - 167 words
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866 1963-07-23 1 Premier Lee announces cancellation of harbour staff union SINGAPORE, Monday. THK Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, met Singapore Harbour Board workers this afternoon for the second time in lour days and told them the registration of their union the SUB Stall Association had been cancelled. Mr. Lee met thousands866 words
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Article84 1963-07-23 1 PARIS. Mon. Jacques Helm dropped the hemline three Inches today in the first "revolution" of the Paris autumn and winter fashion collections. Helm's new silhouettes banish the knees, emphasising the hips and natural waistline. Inspiration for this collection is .derived from the Central Euro- peanReuter - 84 words
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Article34 1963-07-23 1 PARIS, Mon. France, Belgium and Holland had their warmest weekend this year with temperatures of 88 degrees on the Rivera and 77 degrees on islands off the north coast of Holland.34 words
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Article295 1963-07-23 1 Pelaez refuses to stay on MANILA. Mon. Philippine VicePresident, Emmanuel Pelaez, today turned down appeals by President Macapagal to remain as Foreign Secretary and said he was waging a battle against the "menace to society" posed by a fellow Cabinet Minister. Mr Pelaez quit his Cabinet Dost last night in295 words
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Article30 1963-07-23 1 TEST ACCORD TODAY? M()s(<>\\ Aim, -|'..,,i--mi; nnforsera circumstances, the hfatorle fir*t Kast West nurlr.ir tot ban accord > v expected •>> diplomatic qu.irlrix t<> be initialled tomorrow Bf Wednesday —UPI.UPI - 30 words
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Article, Illustration414 1963-07-23 2 PEKING, Monday £HINA and Russia have agreed to continue their ideological talks at a time and place to be fixed later, the New China news agency reported yesterday. A communique published by the agency shortly after the Chinese negotiators returned to Peking from Moscow saidReuter; UPI - 414 words
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Article50 1963-07-23 2 HONG KONG. Mon. Typhoon Agnes today bypassed Hong Kong but brought heavy showers to bring the first real relief in the colony's eight-month long drought. According to the Royal Observatory here, it will hit the Chinese coast about 130 miles west of Hong Kong this afternoon. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article89 1963-07-23 2 CID raid newspaper office T AGOS, Mon. The offices here of one of Nigeria's national newspapers, the West African Pilot, were searched today by a C.I.D. squad. The search lasted two hours, during which work was at a standstill. Police, who took away some' documents, searched every member of theReuter - 89 words
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155 1963-07-23 2 NAIROBI. Mon. Mr. Tom Mboya. Kenya's Justice Minister, told a rally of the Kenya African National Union youth movement yesterday that they would replace British troops based in Kenya to deal with any threat from Uie Somali Republic. Somalis in northernReuter - 155 words
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Article18 1963-07-23 2 MANILA. Mon. Philippine coconut producers have been urged to form co-operatives to strengthen their financial resources18 words
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282 1963-07-23 2 Pro-Diem propaganda man beaten at pagoda SAVED BY MONKS AS SHOES AND FISTS FLY OAIGON, Mon. A young man found distributing anti-Bud-dhi s t propaganda tracts among a crowd at Saigon's biggest temple yesterday was narrowly saved by monks from being badly mauled by angry Buddhist women. The incident followed282 words
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Article70 1963-07-23 2 JAKARTA, Mon.— The Indonesian Navy has changed the name of the Indian Ocean to the "Indonesian Ocean" in accordance with the wishes of President Soekarno. Antara newsagency said today. An order announcing the chance was issued yesterday by the Navy Chief of Staff. BearAdmiral Martadinata. TheReuter - 70 words
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Article, Illustration94 1963-07-23 2 BASMA-PUPIL PRINCESS No. 2 AT ANNE's KENT SCHOOL PRINCESS Basma. 12, youngest sister of King Hussein of Jordan, who is to become a pupil at Benendan, the Kent school chosen for Princess Anne. She is expected in England for the beginning of the new term on Sept. 20. It has94 words
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214 1963-07-23 2 FIRING SQUAD EXECUTES SYRIA REBELS BEIRUT, Monday. piVE Syrian military personnel and two civilians r were executed by firing squad in a Damascus jail yesterday for their part in last Thursday's abortive coup, Damascus Radio reported. They were shot soon after being sentenced to death by a court martial sittingReuter - 214 words
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Article80 1963-07-23 2 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Mr. Cyril Lord, the British textile manufacturer, said In a broadcast last night that South Africa was ripe for a great surge forward In cotton, and synthetic fibre production. He foresaw the day when South Africa would have a textile Industry capable of80 words
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Article23 1963-07-23 2 TOKYO. Mon. Tokyo is speeding a programme of road Improvement in preparation for the Olympic Oames here In October 1964.23 words
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106 1963-07-23 2 TAIPEH, Mon. The Chins News reported today that an antiCommunist guerrilla band of 300 was operating In the Tapleh mountain ranße In central China where Communist guerrillas applied their hit-and-run tactics against Chiang Kai-shek troops 15 years ago. It said the guerrillas staged harassing raids106 words
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Miscellaneous18 1963-07-23 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby f HOW WO (\ik A M€wA you like Twe V recipe y «418 words
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Article, Illustration288 1963-07-23 3 HOPE OF A-BAN PACT BY WEEKEND Harriman, K in stadium talks VIOSCOW, Mon.—Bri--ITI tain, the U.S. and Russia enter their second week of test ban talks here today with all signs that some kind of agreement will be reached before the weekend. An exr>ert draftlngcommittee meets this morning and theReuter; UPI - 288 words
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Article50 1963-07-23 3 ROME. Mon.— A 17-year-old Rirl was killtd and several other spectators injured \v:ien an Italian Air Force lighter crashed during an uir .show at Turin airport. The plane failed to gain height after low-flying acrobatics and crashed Into a parked car containing the girl and her mother.50 words
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Article33 1963-07-23 3 TOKYO. Mon. A U.S. Navy Jet fighter crashed in flames into the MS ofl the south Japanese ■east yesterday. The pilot baled out and was rescued by a Japanese freighter33 words
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155 1963-07-23 3 PAY ROW BEEFEATERS CALL A SUNDAY STRIKE I ONDON, Mon. Yeoni c n Warders of the Tower of London yesterday joined "Ne-ver-on -Sunday" strike by nearly 1,000 warders in British museums and art galleries. The "Beefeaters" picturesquely dressed force founded in the 14th Century took part in the once-a-week strikeReuter - 155 words
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Article23 1963-07-23 3 LONDON. Mon. An exhibi tion commemorating Shakespeare's 400 th birthday will be held in London from October 26 next year.23 words
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109 1963-07-23 3 'Lies, absurdities and vilification' widow T ONDON, Mon. Peter Rachman's widow said in a statement last night there had been "droves of grotesque lies and absurdities" about her husband's business activities. The statement was issued on the eve of today's parliamentary debate on property deals in London which will centreReuter - 109 words
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Article, Illustration534 1963-07-23 3 SALE TO HELP PA V FOR TRIAL DEFENCE LONDON. Monday I\R. Stephen Ward, on the eve of his Old Bailey, trial on vice charges, yesterday signed portraits and sketches of royalty and key figures in the Profumo scandal which go on show here tomorrow.Reuter; UPI - 534 words
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Article, Illustration377 1963-07-23 3 He says of ex-boss: 'The worst man I ever met* t ONDON, Mon. Fred Rondel yesterday spoke of his career as strongarm man to property racketeer Peter Rachman. Rondel, a German-born, was officially employed by Rachman as a chauffeur, although he could not drive. In377 words
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Article, Illustration387 1963-07-23 3 Brooke calls for housing report LONDON, Mon. Mr. Henry Brooke, the Home Secretary, has ordered an urgent police report on alleged rent racketeering and extortion. It stems from the. activities of slum landlords including Peter Rachman, wealthy lover of Christine Keeler and Marilyn ("Mandy")Reuter - 387 words
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Article39 1963-07-23 3 NEW YORK. Mon. John Willis, a steward aboard the United States liner Constitution, was arrested yesterday on charges of havin? raped a 22-year-old Italian woman during the vessels crossing from Europe. She was travelling with her husband.39 words
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Article33 1963-07-23 3 LONDON, Mon.— An 18-year-old girl Rave birth to a son In a railway compartment when a crowded holiday special train made an emergency stop at Prestatyn. North Wales Both are satisfactory.33 words
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Article37 1963-07-23 3 MIAMI, Mon— Seven Miss Universe contestants, including two of the 15 finalists have been given contracts by British x actor Peter Sellers to appear in "The World of Henry Orient." in which he will star37 words
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Article27 1963-07-23 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. The Treasury announced thai it had •greed to modify the proposed foreign investments tax to help the flow of new capital Into Canada.27 words
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Article80 1963-07-23 3 POP SINGER IN PROFUMO SEAT POLL LONDON. Mon. Pop singer Lord Sutch. 22. who has shoulder length hair, is standing in the by-election at Strat-ford-on-Avon, formerly held by Mr. John Profumo. His slogan: "Vote for Sutch and gain much." He said today: "There are still young oeople with a sense80 words
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Article399 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE, Mon TIME FOR ASSEMBLY Govt reply to Marshall Singapore Governnienl will publish three sets of papers running into 500 photostat pages giving all details about the Malaysia negotiations. Inche Rahim Ishak, Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, said in a statement today: "The document399 words
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Article328 1963-07-23 4 ■1957 SACKING WRONG' CLAIM bUNtiA^OKE, Monday. TWO Ci f .y Council daily-rated labourers who had been dismissed from work as sweepers at the Pasir Panjang power station in May 1957. are asking the High Court for a declaration that their dismissal is wrongful and that328 words
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131 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Barban Sosialis today challenged the Government to produce evidence to prove its charge that there would have been violence following its proposed ma&> rally in Bukit Timah Road yesterday. The Government, in banning the rally, said it was Its duty to131 words
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108 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon The IM3 Students' Week, sponsored by the Student and Youth Work Department of the Chinese YMCA began today with an official opening and a declamation contest at the association's premises in South Pier. The programme lor the week will include a civics108 words
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Article84 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Rear-Ad-mlral A. K. ChaUerjl, Flag Officer Commanding Indian Fleet, which is now in Singapore on a four-day goodwill visit, gave a dinner last night on board INS Mysore. Among the guests who attended the dinner were the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee and Mrs.84 words
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Article29 1963-07-23 4 SINOAPORE, Mon. Dr. Goon Sek Mun will speak on "More and More Babies" at the V's Men's Club of Singapore luncheon or Saturday at the Princes Restaurant.29 words
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Article24 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The YWCA International Women's Club will hold an open meeting at the Raffles Quay premises at 10 ajn. on Wednesday.24 words
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Article, Illustration115 1963-07-23 4 A GIANT CRANE TO SPEED UP THEATRE A TOWKR CRANK (above) is now at the sitr of the new National Theatre in King George V Park to rush to completion the building by Aug. 8. when the eight-day South-east Asian cultural festival begins. The Babcock Writ* tower crane the latest115 words
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Article72 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mrs. M. E. Perera has been elected presidenl of the Singapore Trained Nurses Association. Other officials are: Mrs. Louise Wong (vice-president); Mr: Bernard Soo Fook Onn (secretary i; Miss Narayani Dcvi (assistant secretary); Mrs. Ang Mun Mol (treasurer); and Mi.-* Kit Yoke (assistant treasurer). Council72 words
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Article70 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. Henry Loo has been elected president of the St.- Andrew's Old Boys' Association. Messrs. Cheong Eng Han, G. Abisheganaden. Llm Ewe Huat and Tan Eng Chiang are the new vice- presidents. Other officials are: Mr. Peter Lav. secretary; Mr. James Wong, assistant secretary; Mr.70 words
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270 1963-07-23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The National Trade Union Congress will send a twoman delegation to represent i.t at the annual convention of Japan's 4.500,000 member trade union organisation. Sohyo, in Tokyo. The delegates are Mr. Seah Mvi Kok, general secretary of the United Workers of270 words
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Miscellaneous379 1963-07-23 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'PHE followinc la today* achedula china; (ML. 405) 8.05 p.m. j from 1 of civil aircraft movement* at Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (MI, 311) Paya Lebar airport. Slncaport: 2.25 p.m.: from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) B p.m.: from Hong Kong ARRIVALS (Mlj 617) ,j 30379 words
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Article406 1963-07-23 5 1,000 ACRES IN HARBOUR BOARD AREA FORMS THE CORE OF BLUEPRINT NOW UNDER STUDY SINGAPORE, Monday. r ]IIK Singapore Harbour Board area of 1,000 acres will be the initial free-zone for the Common Market arrangements here, the Straits Times learns from authoritative sources. It forms the core406 words
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Article, Illustration88 1963-07-23 5 MR. LIM YAU VAN. 20. (above) who has been awarded a scholarship by Fraser Neave Ltd. to take a three-year course in chemistry at the University of Malaya. The award is to mark the opening of Malayan Breweries (M) Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur.88 words
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227 1963-07-23 5 FISHERMEN ('WE DRIFTED') HAVE TO PAY FINES IN INDONESIA MUAR, Monday. THE Indonesian Government released two Malayan fishermen, missing for more than a month, after they had paid fines totalling 15,000 rupiahs. it was stated here today. Twin brothers Chua Seng Cheng and Chua Peng Huat, 23. said that In227 words
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Article74 1963-07-23 5 Mechanic must pay $2 for petrol IPOH, Mon. Lei Sool Hoo. 23, a motor mechanic, was bound over for a year today and ordered to pay $2 compensation to a petrol station attendant, Gulami Rabbani. whom he cheated. The Sessions Court was toid j that Lei wen* to a filling;74 words
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Article47 1963-07-23 5 IPOH. Mon. P. Viloossmy. 23. with six previous convictions. u.»s today sentenced to eighl months' jail for stealing a telephone from the railway station here. The magistrate. Inche Annu;ir bin Zainal Abidin. ordered the sentence to be followed by a year's police supervision.47 words
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70 1963-07-23 5 First Argosies due to arrive today SINGAPORE. Mon.— Four Gloster Whltworth Argosy four-englned aircraft, the latest transports to Join the Royal Air Force, are due to fly in at R.A.F. Changi tomorrow the first one at 10 a.m. and the others at half-hourly Intervals. They will be the first Argosy70 words
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Article36 1963-07-23 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Professor W A. R. Wilclcramatilelce. Professor of Geography at the University of Singapore, will go to the VS. in October to study graduate teaching in geography on a Carnegie Corporation grant36 words
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215 1963-07-23 5 ALLIANCE LEADERS TO MOVE INTO TRENGGANU POLLS KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon. —A 1 1 i a nee leaders from Kuala Lumpur are expected here next week to help in the town council election campaign. The elections are ror the Kuala Trengganu 12 seats), Besut (11). Dungun (nine) and Kemaman (nine) councils.215 words
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Article76 1963-07-23 5 PMIP rally supports 'Maphilindo' SINGAPORE. Mon. A rally held yesterday afternoon by the Singapore branch of ttie Pan-Ma-layan Islamic Party condemned Malaysia and announced its support for Maphilindo ■•Maphillndo" Is the concept of a confederation of Malaya, the Philippines and Indonesia which was agreed at the Foreign Ministers' meeting In76 words
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Article46 1963-07-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. More than 500 people have been invited to attend the United Arab Republic National Day reception at Le Cog dOr here tomorrow. The UAR ambassador. Mr. Abdul Monem Tuwfik. who has been on leave, returned here over the weekend.46 words
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Article25 1963-07-23 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police detained three men under the Societies Ordinance, and screened 284 people in anti-secret society raids during the past 24 hours.25 words
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Article26 1963-07-23 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Cash and $500 worth of jewellery were stolen from the home or Mr. Sng Kong Hwee. in Rangoon Road, last night.26 words
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190 1963-07-23 5 Paid holidays in the sun plan for naval wives I ONDON, Mon.— The Admiralty is considering a plan to fly sailors' wives east of Suez for holidays with pay. Admiral Sir Royston Wright. Second Sea Lord, wants to reduce the strain of separation when warships join the Far East Fleet190 words
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203 1963-07-23 5 IPOH, Monday A RESOLUTION urg- ing an immediate review of the Co-opera-tive Societies Ordinance by the Federation Government in consultation with the Co-operative Union of Malaya will be tabled at a co-operative conference here on Aug. 17. It wa* one of seven resolutions accepted203 words
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Article, Illustration108 1963-07-23 5 MALACCA. Mon.—Private Peter Matthew Best, of the Ist New Zealand Regiment, and Miss Mary Carmel Sellappan, a former salesgirl here, were married at St. Francis Church on Saturday. The couole met at a birthday party given last September by the bride's cousin. The bridegroom is the108 words
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Article165 1963-07-23 5 $30,000 GEMS GRAB CAR FOUND KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Police today found the car. used t)y four thugs in the 530.000 robbery at a goldsmith's shop in Ampang Street last Saturday. The car, a light green Peugeot 403, registration number BE 3248 had been stolen. It was found in a lane165 words
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Article66 1963-07-23 5 ipoh. Mon. Eieiu tnembeii of the Borneo Utara National Pnrty. now touring the Federation a* guests of the Govern men I. will arrive here on Tuesday for a twoday tout The delation. led by Mr. William Lye. will meet leaders of the Malayan Chinese Association, Perak66 words
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Article86 1963-07-23 5 KUALA LUMPUK. Mon.— Malaysia's $16 million Parliament House, originally due to 6e ready by Aug. 31, will not be completed until some time in September. Confirming this today, the Federation's Director of Public Works, Mr. S. F. Owen, said the delay was due to the late86 words
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Article, Illustration219 1963-07-23 6 Heart girl on way home: 'Please call me Helen' MELBOURNE, Monday. A MALAYAN girl who came to Melbourne in January for heart surgery left today, showered with orchid bouquets and other gifts and a new name. Miss Wong Kam Thye, 22, said at Melbourne Airport before returning home: "Your kindness219 words
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Article50 1963-07-23 6 F'ENANG. Mon. The Poiung lilctoms Athletic and Welfare Association will elect "Mi>s Teloloms. Penang— l963" at their annual dance in the Lee Sih Chong Soo building, Burmah Road on s.i i urday. The winner will represent I'm.me in the Pan-Malayan conMl at Ipoh on Aug. 17.50 words
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156 1963-07-23 6 KLALA LUMPUR. Mon. The gesture by Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim to continue as Vice Chancellor of the University of Malaya is "very much appreciated" by the university council. Dr. S.G. Rajahram, deputy chairman of the council, said this today when commenting on a156 words
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174 1963-07-23 6 Pahang plans 112 miles of new roads, cost: $11 m KUANTAN. Mon. The Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Hajl Abdullah, said at the weekend that the State Government planned to construct a total of 112 miles of road costing $11 million next year. He was174 words
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Article, Illustration303 1963-07-23 6 The pretty ones want to go to New York JJUALA LUMPUR. Mon. More than 40 pretty girls have so far applied to be hostesses at the Malayan restaurant at the World Fair in New York starting next year. They include a university undergrad. a fashion designer, stenographers and secretaries. The303 words
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105 1963-07-23 6 PAM RIVETTA (above) will play the widow. Anna Glavari. in that operetta favourite "The Merry Widow when it makes its Kuala Lumpur debut at the Town Hall on Aug. 2. To be presented by the Philharmonic Society of Selangor. the world-famous Franz105 words
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147 1963-07-23 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ten school pupils have been chosen to compete in the finals of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commercesponsored Esso "Leaders of Tomorrow" oratorical contest to be held at the Victoria Theatre on July 29. They are Jeanne Yeo Oi Leng147 words
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267 1963-07-23 6 Just a song at twilight, but it made neighbour angry DENANG, Mon. A salesgirl, Tang Swee i Hin, 26, denied in court today that she had I quarrelled with another tenant living in the same house because he objected to her singing at night. "On that particular occasion, when he267 words
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135 1963-07-23 6 JOIIOKh B.MIRI Mon. The Socialist Front Assemblyman for Gunong I.;mbak. Mr. Lee Ah Lens, said in the State Assembly here yesterday he regretted there was no mention of of town land policy in the Sultan's speech. He said there was much discontent in respect135 words
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Article174 1963-07-23 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Twelve flight cadets from the Royal Air Force College in Cranwell, England, will visit the Federation and Singapore next month. They are part of a group of 330 cadets taking part in a holiday programme to provide them with adventure and174 words
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299 1963-07-23 7 IS handed over to consulate PENANG, Monday. pOLICL investigating a bombing incident rounded up 15 Thai i students today and handed them over to the Immigration authorities. The students were later taken to the Thai consulate, which will decide v/hether they should299 words
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286 1963-07-23 7 SINGAPORE, Mon ¥\R. GOH KENG SWEE, Finance Minister, is to seek Legislative Assembly approval to float loans totalling $150 million. The authority Is being sought in the form of a motion he will Introduce when the Assembly sits on Wednesday. In another286 words
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Article42 1963-07-23 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The New Zealand Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. R. L. G. Chalhs, left today for a routine three-day visit to Jakarta. He said he would meet New Zenland diplomatic officials to discuss trade and administrative matters.42 words
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Article31 1963-07-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A four-man team of Vietnamese educationists left for Saigon today after spending a week studying the education system in new villages and rural areas here.31 words
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Article182 1963-07-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Five traffic offenders jay-walkers, taxi drivers who zip-zagged in and out of traffic and cyclists who do not use cycle tracks bowed their head in shame M they walked out, of the office of the Chief Traffic Police. Deputy Supt Inche182 words
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Article144 1963-07-23 7 Top-level talks on border war KUALA LUMPUR. Man. —The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff and Director of Border Security, Dato General Sir Rodney Moorr. will fly i > Bangkok tomorrow for talks oa Malayan-Thai harder operations against bandits. He will be accompanied by two senior army officers. The police144 words
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Article, Illustration237 1963-07-23 7 Little boy lost goes to his home, but... KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Little boy lost P. Gunasagaram today went happily to his home at Effinghan Estate here. But the seven-year-old, who was found wandering in the rain at Salak South 14 days ago. lost his smile when he knocked on the237 words
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106 1963-07-23 7 JESSELTON. Mon.—Representatives from the Information Services and radio stations of Malaya, Singapore and Sarawak arrived here yesterday for a two-day conference to discuss p!ans for a radio linkup during the Ma- laysia celebrations. They will alx> discuss matters concerning the co-ordinationReuter - 106 words
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254 1963-07-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. INCOME tax officers in the Federation are frus- trated and discontented because some of them! have not had a salary revision for the last 12 years. The president of the Income Tax Officers' Union. Mr. i T. Narendran. speaking at its254 words
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Article90 1963-07-23 7 Toddy men call off strike DENANG. Mon. -Toddy tappers in Penang today called off their nve-day strike after six of their dismissed colleagues had tieen reinstated. The tappers, who are members of the North Malaya Toddy Tappers' Union, went on strike last Wednesday when two Government toddy contractors, Messrs S.90 words
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Article63 1963-07-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. «lon. Ong Yong Hoe. 24. of Kamoons Siam, was sentenced to six months' jail by the Sessions Court today (or possessing offensive weapons, a knife and two screwdrivers. He pleaded not guilty to committing the offence on Feb. 25 at 11.35 p.m. at Ipoh63 words
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Article87 1963-07-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— J A further $93-67 was collected by the Straits Timps today for the National Patriotic Fund raking total contributions to date to $137,696.51 The contributors are: The members of the XxServlces Association of Ma- i laya. No. 4. Holland Road. Kuala Lumpur, $47:87 words
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Advertisement112 1963-07-23 7 MILKMAID MILK Ju« try to name a mother, any mother, who doesn't enjoy seeing her family full of fun, happy and healthy. You can't Then it's no wonder modem mothers give their families lots of wholesome Milkmaid, finest-quality milk with extra vitamins for extra-good health. Vitamin A actively fights infections112 words
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Miscellaneous192 1963-07-23 7 \lh>tf Onp iiy 11. ilawnlin j »»i»rp I SAID I OOMT THINK > WMOT 00 I I -TM COJCUCTSio A I "H oo»* aaua to -not menr a\ i care reseakx project. I iTr--~-,c c ?teG.*r"^^ i |?|k J U¥S >Ou •WSINS I IMB MO»Wr. IHE UKS6 NOT A FC«>UIA«TY192 words
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677 1963-07-23 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, July 23, 1963. Reason To Beware Russian-Chinese agreement ito adjourn the ideological j talks and continue them "some time later" fools no-one. The place and the time, says the Chinese statement with cynical hopefulness, will be agreed upon by the central committees of the Soviet and677 words
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Obituary23 1963-07-23 8 N w«ras Sl» (Minimum) WARREN only son of Walter Dendroff lulled In car accident Perth Australia 14/7/63 up country piper* please copy.23 words
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Article145 1963-07-23 8 :n Word* $19jm»imumi wrs VICKI OUTTON and family •I, ink friend." and relative* for their kind measage* of condolence, wreaths :md atteniißnce a' the funeral of the late Mr. Daniel Dutton. MR. SEOW KONQ HOE ft Family ■hank all relative* friends for their kind assistance, condolence*, wreath*. actaJSj, donations,145 words
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Article368 1963-07-23 8 The no confidence resolution passed against Inche Mohamed Khir Johari by 2,000 fishermen in Kuala Kedah will not weaken in the least his position as Minister for Agriculture and Co-operatives. But it is a symptom that needs to be noticed. The direct cause of the censure vote is368 words
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Article183 1963-07-23 8 The Federal Capital Commissioner. Haji Ismail bin Panjang Aiis, is always ready to learn from the experience of others. Hong Kong filled him with ideas for tackling Kuala Lumpur's squatter and hawker problems. From France, he has returned with a new approach to the housing shortage. The French,183 words
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Article, Illustration1455 1963-07-23 8 MAURICE EDELMAN, M. P - ALGERIA: Facing up to harsh realities MAURICE EDELMAN, M.P. THIS IS THE LAND OF BEGIN AGAIN-A NATION THAT IS BADLY IN NEED OF FRIENDS BY A FELT hat in the hall, a jacket with the Legion of. Honour still in the lapel, and the dead petals on the piano, show1,455 words
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Letter146 1963-07-23 8 miME and again members X of the public in letters to the press point out the desirability of action by the Traffic Police with regard to speeding taxis overtaking around bends and at double white lines at well over 50 miles an hour on stretches of Thomson146 words
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Letter108 1963-07-23 8 T WOULD like very L much to support Singapore correspondents who have written of taxi drivers and ethers speeding along Thomson Road. They think they are on the race track or are members of the Kamikaze. The double white line between Mount Pleasant and Denham Roads is often the scene108 words
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340 1963-07-23 8 Claire Hulling* orlli - Claire Hulling* orlli by LONDON. Mon. Soviet spy Anatoli Dolnytsin who defected to the West will soon emerge with a new personality, name, and background. Dolnytsin will emerge only as "Mr. Smith." Plastic surgery may do for him what it did340 words
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Advertisement794 1963-07-23 8 Straits Timet fc Malar Ma 3 CtaaeMeel ilvhilmimm* mmj S* kIKW Mi 1M Flear COLO arroMAai AJ(CAO« OraOard COLO BTORACI SIItAMCHCS AT HOLLAND HOAO— KATONO KETPIL. SJOAO— NAVAL BABE Awtsiortoed A(**Hae CITY BOOK BTOH.ST LTV Wlicii eater Hiei*. Csßyw o*«y thbt nstwb front Frlxpatrick's Smraneait •a. at. ISMAIL 1 A«mlrsity794 words
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Advertisement26 1963-07-23 8 it's NEW it's here it's the NEW Vent-Axia Switch out stuffy air j unpleasant smells with the >£gS9fek. to* stfrrcft am coMomom i fan— Lb»r Lyw^lJM26 words
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Advertisement164 1963-07-23 8 V-Jnly the finest tomatoes are used for HeinzTomato Juice. Big, luscious, vine-ripened tomato's, picked at the very peak of perfection— pressed ai;d packrd within a few hours time. Drink Heinx Tomato Juice every morning, again at night. You'll enjoy its fine flavour, its zip and tang. Serve it neat and164 words
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Article, Illustration831 1963-07-23 9 HIS EYES ARELIKE A GHOSTS, IRENE SAYS OF SOON gINGAPORE, Mon. Irene See Chye Neo today said of Albert Soon Heng r Teong: "His eyes are like the eyes of ghosts". She then made signs with her fingers to show how Soon's eyes "worked." She was explaining why she ■feared"831 words
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Article49 1963-07-23 9 SINOAPORK. Mon. A youth from Hong Kong. Kang Hock Slew, wtt.s today jailed for six months by a magistrate's court for possession of a dagger on June 18. He pleaded guilty. Senior inspector T.S. Zaln said Kang entered the State illegally. Investigations were still proceeding.49 words
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Article24 1963-07-23 9 KUCHINO. Mon. The Sarawak United People's Party held an anti-Malaysia rally here last night. It asked that all British troops leave Borneo.24 words
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170 1963-07-23 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The United People's Party has asked tbe Government to give an assurance by Wednesday that its symbol of three rings would nut be "tampered" with on nomination day for the Federal parliamentary elections. In a letter to the Minister for170 words
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93 1963-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon The inquiry oommis»on into the rioting on Pulau Senang penal settlement will be held only after criminal proceedings arising out of the incident have been concluded, the State-Advo-cate General's office announced today. An official statement said the decision had been made with the93 words
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103 1963-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon— Eight men were today committed for trial at the Assizes Court after a two-day preliminary inquiry into a charge of attempted armed gang robbery in a lighter, loaded with 150 tons of rubber at midnight on May 28. They were103 words
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Article38 1963-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Him report on the Prime Minister's visit to London for the Malaysia talks and his subsequent visit to Algiers and Cairo will be shown at the main cinemtt theatres here beginning tomorrow.38 words
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Article, Illustration349 1963-07-23 9 KAUM IBU CHIEF CHE AISHAH TICKS OFF SYED MOHAMED IT U A L A LUMPUR, 1V Mon. Alliance woman Senator, Che Aishah Ghani, today ticked off a Johore State Assemblyman for his remarks on the one man one wife issue. Syed Mohamed Idrus349 words
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257 1963-07-23 9 SINGAPORE, Mon MR. LEE KiUAN YEW said today there would be no Communism in Singapore if all workers could afford a daily glass of beer. He was speaking to Malayan Breweries employees at 1 a.m. at the end of a257 words
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Article, Illustration369 1963-07-23 9 Nominees to solve council tie deadlock —ALLIANCE, FRONT BOTH HAVE FOUR JOHORE BAHRU, Mon J»HE JOHORE Local Government Chairman, Dato Sulaiman bin Ninam Shah, said yesterday the State Government would nominate three new members to Batu Pahat Town Council to settle the control issue. Dato Sulaiman speaking in the Johore369 words
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121 1963-07-23 9 Howe explains common market to traders' team SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government will shortly send a team of Customs and Harbour Board officials to Europe to study port administration. This, said the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Finance Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, is to ensure a smooth transformation of Singapore's121 words
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Article23 1963-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A television spi was stolen froom the home of Mr. Tan Kek Keng. surveyor, in Walmer Drive yesterday.23 words
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Article55 1963-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A dinner in honour of the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, scheduled to be held at the Cathay Restaurant tomorrow has been postponed to July 30 because of his heavy official commitments. The dinner is brine organised by the four chambers of commerce55 words
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Article30 1963-07-23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister Without Portfolio. Senator Khaw Kai Boh. left for Sarawak by air this morning on what he described as a "four-day liaison visit."30 words
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Advertisement286 1963-07-23 9 WORLD PROVEN I O ■^BBrTt^*'^ "V J":,. ~aJT>.. jßw-.a MERCED K'S-BENK IJLsJ D I ES E L 'Go Anywhere* UNIMOG POWERFUL VERSATILE 4 WHEEL DRIVE DIFFERENTIAL LOCK SYNCHROMESH TRANSMISSION HIGH GROUND CLEARANCE Witfi attachments the UNIMOG can take the place of: Drainage Irrigation Harvester Mower Pump Road Builder Cultivator Tiller286 words
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Advertisement193 1963-07-23 9 n AU¥OVOI W l 9 Im f Ikl 1 l> iHafeJ Exquisite sets Exclusive features:— j^ tuptr-tlim cibmet itylln*. Ciiwc. tkgjm Mull. Wmmut o—m f""»h cabinet. "Cmco<»" circuit resulting In vary law *•*>. Panoramic Vttion p>ciur« tub* with acrea** aratacttar. a» Autotynchrai electronic regulation rendering hi umrailaal »r Natural tawaour*193 words
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Miscellaneous509 1963-07-23 9 Today's Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE max-niiM wavf skrvkf SERVICE 41.7 metres MEDItM WA\E SFRVICE A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- cuabtwav? SFRVirP gara-Ku; 6.02 Prelude To Break- SHOBTV VAVIb SERVICE last; 7.00 Time Signal. The fI «"-»»«-i> News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet A.M.: 6.00 Good Morning;509 words
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Article, Illustration89 1963-07-23 10 new maidenform Front-Close StrapleSS (long-line) Inspired by Fashion LfMg-lilH.' strapless bn. V v^ Luscious nylon v^ hue low, low V-dip l.istic back, foam lined cups with flat flexible iindorwires hug gently two inch soft-backed elastic jf waistband. Best of w all it closes in m the front. Avoilabl* in A89 words
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Article, Illustration925 1963-07-23 10 TOYS FOLLOW THE RAPID CHANGES OF SOPHISTICATED MODERN-DAY LIVING 1*0 YS are indispensable daily necessities For children in their growth. They vary from the simplest to the complex. Even without a man-made toy any child is able to pick up an old wooden box and amuse himself925 words
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Article191 1963-07-23 10 RAISE THE WAIST TO LOOK TALLER /)NE of Italy's leading JJ fashion designers, Emilo Puoci ol .Florence raised the waist to make women look taller when a collection was presented last week. Setting the trend for the autumn -winter fashions, a group of models clad in Indonesian silk delighted theReuter - 191 words
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Article37 1963-07-23 10 HOUSEHOLD HINTS WITH transparent tape, fasten coins for school children to the inside of triplr pencil box or brief case. To prevent drying, always store leftover cooked lamb, tightly covered, in the coldest part of the refrigerator.37 words
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Advertisement250 1963-07-23 10 Adi er rise me n l Warm Weather Make-Up Ct/toti To look your prettiest on Fl brilliant sunny days take fj7~\ extra care in the applica- jC* tion of make-up, to pre- /*M|hyt vent it from looking caked I and greasy. Before be- Iym ginning your make-up. /4r\ cool and250 words
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Advertisement414 1963-07-23 10 A home perm that gives you arnj hair style you like /VIEW Jf FASHION by RICHARD HUDNUT nos been soion-icsi co ortd given top marks tor protqtsional retults the professional way. New Fashion Style is faster, softer, longer-^ lasting than any home penny you've yet seen. Obtainable at ull leading414 words
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Miscellaneous252 1963-07-23 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS are In action (7. 6). 1. Location of ra;l on plane il3). 7. Insect pulverised where bats 9. GrenvUle's satisfaction? (7). 8. Sympathy in the SCR? f 6-7 > 10. Make a fuss concerning a hut 10. Love to interrupt screen riot seen U> disintegrate (7).252 words
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Advertisement1521 1963-07-23 11 10 u»t»i-uui otsi nui jjj Duo S'rort SUM P. S'kaa P»nmt MENELAUS Lntrpttl, tiasgow Gil. 33 Ttlay illy 24/27 luly 21 MACHAOH ..urmouth. LinriMl July 24 luly 21 ialy 27/ 1 CullUS li.erpttl. Glasfow my 20 Aut 2 AM ASPHALION lpttl. Hurt. H'torf Alt S AM I AM 1/10 AM1,521 words
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Advertisement2841 1963-07-23 11 WLmmmmmmm^Ll33M^ELmWmm\ THE E. A. C. LINESSAiLIN.i 10 atNOA, Lt NADU. NAMOUM. OREMtN. ANTWERP, jgTry. TTEROAM. AMSTERDAM. OSLO. GOTHENMR6 ANO COPENHAGEN. •W^~x\ S'po/a P S'haa Penant RrMsjAtl "MOMIASA" I) S. 44/24 lII} 27, 21 Jily 25 21 July PlYgyjJU -MALAYA' 27/30 illy 1/ 0 Aaf \3\\vK/ k—.UUIA' I) 31 illy/ 42,841 words
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Advertisement1246 1963-07-23 11 teMcAUSTEH tJs CO*, LTD. <*-_ Tali Mr SHU wQg tLLERMAM UMB taXATBMaMS LUtB V^^ LONDON. HAMOURt, JOTTEROAM, Ltt AMELES. SAN FRANCISCO. itAVRE HULL ft MIOOLESIROUtH. SEATTLE, VANCiUYER ft PORTLAND. ein or mwcAiTut IIB S'pora P. STam Pmanf SOUCAINVILIE 11/ 31 lily 31/ 2 Aug S'pon P. Sham Penang t Alsa1,246 words
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Article258 1963-07-23 12 \UQUtT first trade risMsr buyo.i rob. doled at S p.m. in Sinispera and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 72i cents per Ib. down a quarter ot a cent on Friday's closing level (or the position. The tone m-as slightly easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R E. doting priest In eentt per258 words
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Article236 1963-07-23 12 SHIPS lying slsntsidt ths llngaavrs Harbour ohariii or iiptcttd taOsy ars: Mraclaua 13/14, Kvrllln 6A. Benalder 46, Walkarc SB/3V. Duboasary 10/11, Mombasa 45, Maori 47, Chtlr Maru 44. Oscar Oortlion 42/43, Sletter N.W. S. Fizlk Kuruchatov 1/2. Sabar 29/30. Sclat Banka 3536. Krederu-k Clover 21/22. Robert Maersk236 words
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Article24 1963-07-23 12 Malayan Stock lodirm July 20 Jnly VI Industrials: 118.38 US. IB Tins: 111.75 UI.S6 S rubier*: 114.08 114.08 Dec. 29. 1963 100.24 words
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610 1963-07-23 12 From Our Market Correspondent IT was a thin market when the Malayan Stock Exchange opened the week yesterday and turnover was again restricted. Prices in the industrial section were mostly unchanged around Saturday morning levels or showed small losses. In the latter category was610 words
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Article679 1963-07-23 12 (XJMBINED 'justness in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock. Exchange yesterday, with It) number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustead (i.000) 51. 64; Ounlepi (1,000) 53.23 D, (6,000) $3.22. (3.000) $3.23. (1,000) J3.21; Estt Smelt (5,000) $3.37, (1,000) $3.38; ste679 words
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Article220 1963-07-23 12 ™HE following list, cl selected Malayv. industrial yields is based on prices ruling yesterday morning:- 'or. »r.c. C. Store If. 10.6 7.1 LM> E. Smelters .1.37 14.8 8.9 1.67 K. ft N. 3.1H (is 6.S 1.18 Hump ords 2.20 10.2 3.9 1.73 J. Waugh 2.3S 10.2 7.7 L220 words
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Article167 1963-07-23 12 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) July 22. Three months. Dunlops 20 cm. McAllster 12 eta. E. Smelters 2icts. Robinson 11 eta Bsso 21 cts. C. Storage 4ftd. P. IS CU. Rothmana H cts Oamraon 13 rU. S. Land S ets. 8. Darby 44. H. 8-pur* 11 cts. 8. Traction 1/3 Hume167 words
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434 1963-07-23 12 rpHERE was a further drop 1 In the Straits tin price yesterday by 50 cents to $449.25. The offering was estimated up 15 tons to 255 tons, travel and for any enterprise of In London on Friday tin prices reacted only modestly *o434 words
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Article90 1963-07-23 12 TM£ Malayan Exchange Banks- AM*ctsiti#o mnflp t fip^r ft In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 34 s B, airmail OD 33 3/4, 90 d/st 36 1/4 credit bills 36 5/16 trade bills. •tiling TT er 00 ready: Canada S3 3/16: Swiss90 words
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Article29 1963-07-23 12 July 22. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 721 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $449 25 (down 59 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (op 15 tons).29 words
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Article141 1963-07-23 12 MELBOURNE. Mon. QOME key stocks eased, but overall moves were small with rises in excess of falls. Dnoon Industries highlighted with a Jump of 12s. to ?ls. 6d. on the announcement of a takeover offer from Plesaeys U.K. of 335. for each share. 8.11.P. was ('own 6d. to141 words
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Article76 1963-07-23 12 CHINESE Praduct EichaiiKt, S.n«a. pars nttn pricat par picul ytitsrday: Cscsnut til: bulk S44J Mllrrs, drum J4TJ sellers. Ct»ra: July Aug. IK, Continent Uf) Mm *>«pp*r: Mnntok white ***** wilrm. Sarawak while *135 srllrrs. -i I I Sarawak black 190 Mlleni. carr>l.<i Lampong black $90 tellers. AST A76 words
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Advertisement1116 1963-07-23 12 XV tXt. v B^^B.ltn.l^t^^^tP9 LvbbV m bbbbbbbsbbbbbssbb! Lbbbbbbbbb^H^Lv^bbb^ibbbbbbslliibsb! KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. PaeUlcx, AUaioUe. md Great Ukts Ettt S«rvle« Sport P. Sham Honolulu S rrancsci- L Angeies N York Montreal •'ku».ka»a Man" 2131 July II Atf ?5 Alf 21 Aif li Sttt 2| Stfl •Glkski Mart 21, II Auf1,116 words
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Advertisement791 1963-07-23 12 ®\H m l I H aE»I«i 1r B 1 ik 1 rsr: stti, satwera. Nsttartasi. »wsleream. Hjniurt ass Stfria. S'oort S'haai ■>*«*»• '""•I S/ 7 Alt I I Ist "Csisral SiktrskT l I tut 1/11 11/12 Ceiirai «fsats> C.F. SHARP I CO., (M) LTD. Mi S'Mfi mm, 11.I 1 S'taa791 words
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Advertisement782 1963-07-23 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications from candidates with the stipulated QUALIFICATIONS an 4 who Mitisty the usual CITIZENSHIP and RESIDENTIAL. QUALIFICATIONS arc invited tor the appointment, ot ASSIST an i FIRK OKKICFK. Civil Aviation Department. Snn'upori'. SALARY SCALE: $152.50x7 50A--167.50/B/220 x 15A-325/B/340 x 15A-473 p.m. Variable allowance at current782 words
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Advertisement1106 1963-07-23 13 TENDERS J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from Licensed Second Hand Dealers up to 12.00 noon on 31st July 1963 at the office of the Jurutera Negeri, J.K.R., Negeri Sembilan. Seremban (or U the purchase ol unserviceable plant and store. AH particulars may be obtained from the1,106 words
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Advertisement1060 1963-07-23 13 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* SS (Ml*.}— Boa tt eta, oatrm APPLICANTS replying to oox number* for vacancies, are requested not to enclose original copies of teatlmoalala of reference* with their applications. No Responsibility can n* accepted tor their locs. WANTED MEDICAL SALES representatives at least Senior Cambridge Grade II age1,060 words
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Advertisement2803 1963-07-23 13 TOURS EXCURSIONS tt_W*rma U (Ml*.}— Box tt eta. esfcv 1 MALAYA TOUR 7-DAVS $89/- Inclusive Transport, Hotel. Food. Departure 1 2-8-63, 9-8-63. 16-S-63. 20-8-63, 27-8-63. I Contact Bln-Ma Travel Service. 167 0 Cecil Street. 8 pore- 1 Tel: *****. AST COAST TRIP up to Kota I Bahru $56/- inclusive hotel2,803 words
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Advertisement475 1963-07-23 13 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Word* SS (Mtnh-Box tt et*. oxlrm HEAO MALAY MAIL'S "Shopping Centre*' every Tuesday and Friday for i'.. r^iinn »,i ore: DIAMOND AMD SOLITAIRE M'rnlty rmes, buy from Las Onn Ooldunlth 308/8 South Bnd<* Rd., Sln>.»porr. WIDE RANCt ENGAGEMENT/ Wadding diamond rmKs specially made-to-onier. Pnyrnent aftar Bailsfaction. Tel.475 words
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Article, Illustration211 1963-07-23 14 THE Caterpillar company envisages a growing demand for earthmoving equipment in Malaysia. Mr. H. Link, special representative of the company said in Singapore. He described Malaysia as one of the few Asian countries offering the widest possibilities for sales expansion. There would be a good211 words
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184 1963-07-23 14 Euclid C-6 crawler tractor is marketed A CRAWLER tractor said to incorporate some of the most advanced design features in crawler tractors of this class has been introduced in Malaya. It is the Euclid C-6. which was demonstrated *n Kuala Lumpur recently, along with other heavy equipment, by the local184 words
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386 1963-07-23 14 CHAN BONG SOO - CHAN BONG SOO By EADING importers of "Nylex" fabrics in Singapore described as groundless the recent complaints by local textile merchants against certain measures taken nine months ago by Japanese suppliers. Some local textile merchants had claimed that they had been deprived of the right386 words
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Article, Illustration333 1963-07-23 14 HENRY PAUL - Cement works capital to be increased HENRY PAUL $10m. MAY BE ISSUED TO PUBLIC By fHE Pan-Malaysia Cement Works Ltd., which has commenced construction work on its factory complex near Ipoh, is to increase its capital from the original $12 million to $25 million and branch out into Singapore. "It333 words
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160 1963-07-23 14 NOW going Into production In Britain is an eggcleaning machine the Salmet— designed for the continuous throughout of 1.500 eggs per hour, says a report in the London Financial Times. It has a sheet metal casing with an abrasive hopper at the bottom.160 words
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Article48 1963-07-23 14 Exports of French vehicles in the first half of this year amounted to 334,611 units. Including 301,205 private cars, according to the French Motor Industry Federation %Ia rls Thls cotn Pwes with 284,135 units (revised), including 255,704 private cars in the corresponding period a year ago48 words
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Article101 1963-07-23 14 S'pore at German exhibition CINGAPORE Is to take part at the German Industries Exhibition 1963 In West Berlin. According to official sources. Singapore has confirmed its intention to be represented by national pavilions at the fair, so have Burma. India. Korea. China. Indonesia, the Philippines. Horn? Kone and Japan Negotiations101 words
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Article, Illustration91 1963-07-23 14 THIS is the first of four sister ships for the Ita y-lndia-Fnr East freight service of Llo.-d Triestino. Called Palatino, the 6.800 gross tons motor vessel has a cargo capacity of 10.000 tons nd the half-load speed developed on trials by the ship was 19.291 words
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Article117 1963-07-23 14 ITALIANS SELL CERAMIC PLANT BONGIOANNI, a well known Italian firm manufacturing machinery and other equipment for the production of clay items has Just sold to Malayan Ceramics of Singapore a complete plant for the production of ceramic tiles. With this equipment the Malayan firm will be able to achieve a117 words
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Article58 1963-07-23 14 There was no report of f.o.b. trading in Singapore last week but the emergence of sellers was a welcome sign despite unworkable prices, says Lewis and Peat's report. During the week, about 850 tons were Imported. Philippine copra moved up US$3 to $2-.-, and Bombay copra58 words
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Advertisement181 1963-07-23 14 esM t:xTKA sTi'iinr... mSCS VBZ Built for Style J^ T^-Jl Comfort! Theater Scats Polyester Chair Tab!* VAN HIN FURNITURE CO., LTD. 142. ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 Tel. ***** MING CO., 166. BATU ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYA. I Tel. *****. ***** Katobuki Seating Co., Ltd. 14, 1-chome. Yurokucho. Chiyodej-k-j. Tokyo Japan181 words
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Advertisement230 1963-07-23 14 The most trusted machine in any bank iin A printing calculator for all four operations, with accumulating register, credit balance, multi-memory, and special discount and mark-up T^Tj ke v s *H£?\ The feather-light touch ond th« ropid change-over of the operating UPo I keys allow foster work with less >HT230 words
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406 1963-07-23 15 Epsom Jeep - 'Peak' form is good enough to defy 10.4 Epsom Jeep RACING by I >; \K OF PERFECTION faces a tremendous task at Bukit Timah on Wednesday when he meets a field of top-class sprinters in the Summer Cup over 6f with a punishing weight of 10.4. Trainer "Porky" Donnelly's champion406 words
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Article352 1963-07-23 15 The Stipe's —report- CINGAPORE, Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races here: RACES 1 and 8 Nothing to report. RACE 2 Apprentice Soaidl. rider of MM**"", was fined $23 for disobeying a direction of the Stipendiary Steward. Duke of Mantua ana Nobel Albert lost ground at the start.352 words
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Article25 1963-07-23 15 JUNGLE ORCHID showed a return to form when she sprinted 4f In 501/5 (3 in 38 2/5). The mare is worth a bet on Wednesday.25 words
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Article498 1963-07-23 15 FOR ALL SIX RACES TOMORROW CING APORE, Mon.— Weights for all six races at Bakit Timah on Wednesday: SUMMER CUP CI. 1, Div. I 6< Peak of Perfection 10.04 Royal Meadow 8.10 Dententurius 8.09 Star Era 8.09 Nashor 8.06 Pizarro II 8.04 Bilah Sayang II 7.13 Good Fort 7.13498 words
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Article468 1963-07-23 15 ATHLETICS MOSCOW, Monday. yALERY BRUMEL, 22, the Russian high- Jumping phenomenon, smashed his own world record here yesterday to maintain a "tradition" in Soviet Union-United States athletics matches. Brumel also broke the record In last year's match at Palo Alto. California, and at the 1961Reuter - 468 words
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Article66 1963-07-23 15 GOLF Dallas: .Jack Nicklaus won the American PGA title with a final round of 68 for 379. Dave Ragan was second with 281 and Bruce Crampton and Dow Flnsterwald shared third place on 282. Dublin: Bernard Hunt won the Carroll Sweet Afton 73-hole tournament at Woodbrook,66 words
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Article111 1963-07-23 15 TENNIS River Forest: Chuck McKinley (US), the Wimbledon champion, retained his US national clay court singles title when he beat Dennis Ralston 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. Nancy Richey beat Vicky Palmer 6-1, 6-1 for the women's title. Lisbon: Rafel Osuna (Mexico) won the Portuguese singles title when he beat Donald Dell111 words
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Article11 1963-07-23 15 BASKETBALL Jakarta: Indonesia beat Singapore 84-67 in an international match here.11 words
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Article9 1963-07-23 15 ATHLETlCS—Versailles: France beat Holland 129-81 In an International match.9 words
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Article77 1963-07-23 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Pole vaulter K. Thamblratah. 27, of the Selangor Police, wi admitted to the General Hospital here last night with injuries to his right knee. Thamblr*Jan broke the pole vault record with a leap of 3.45 metres at the Federation Police championships at Ourney77 words
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Article191 1963-07-23 15 LISTON 5-1 ON FOR A KNOCKOUT THE BIS FIGHT (at 10 a.m. today) TAS VEGAS, Mon. World heavyweight champion Sonay Uston, lit and supremely confident, is 5-1 on favourite to knock out challenger Floyd Pattenon here tonight (Tuesday It ajn. Malayan time). The general forecast Is that Uston will winReuter - 191 words
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Article126 1963-07-23 15 LEE FOO SAN - Suleiman is new Ipoh golf star LEE FOO SAN By jPOH. Mon. A new golfing star has risen In Ipoh. He is Suleiman Buluah. 21, a member ol the Perak Turf Club S.C. Suleiman yesterday set a record of 68 on the 18-hole Tiger Lane course in a match with126 words
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Article119 1963-07-23 15 SOCCER Penang Div. 2: Indian A-ssn wx>. B'worth Rangers; Div. 3: TPCA 'B 4 Jelutong Youths 0. Ipoh Div. 1: Cheng Wah 3 PCRC 3; Div. 2: PWD 5 Ramblers 0; Div. 3: KIA w.o. Railways. N. Tebal Lge: Surla Kenchana 3 Police 0. P. Perak Div. 1:119 words
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Article113 1963-07-23 15 JOE DORAI - S'pore lose 3 Burnley Cup stars JOE DORAI SOCCER by SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Burnley Cup (under-19) soccer team will lose three star players by the end of the month. They are centre-forward Tobbitt, Inside-right Jackson and centre-* half Lachlm. who played major roles in Singapore's 8-1 rout of Negrl Sembilan113 words
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Miscellaneous42 1963-07-23 15 SPOftTS DIARY SOCCER S'ptre Dtr. 1: CA v Sukaramai (6.16); FriendJy: Bumlev Cup XI v Spore 'A' (7. both matches at Jalan Besar). Ipoh Dhr. 1: Shaw Bros v Ramblers (Jn Abdul Jalil); Dtr S: Pappl v Tamil Youngsters lower Coronation grd).42 words
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Article116 1963-07-23 16 206 by WI openers LONDON. Mon. Conrad Hunte (103 i and East on McMorrls (139 not outi made an opening stand of 206 easily the West Indian tourists' highest first wicket partnership during this tour on the second day of their match against Middlesex at Lord's today. At tea theReuter - 116 words
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Obituary48 1963-07-23 16 WONG AH lOON paaard away peace. fully on July Hat, Cortrw leaving KinKapore Caaket Co. 4-30 p.m. for Funeral Hrrvic at Bidadarl on July 23rd. MRS. KUMARAr-IRUMAL IN MOOlai C.-vlon on 21-7-K3 moth, r of Sapathipplllai Sith;w:uial.im Subrnmanlam I". X.M and aunt ol K. Slttumpalam. jvuhng Jaya.48 words
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Obituary38 1963-07-23 16 REQUIEM NIGH MASS M John Cathedral on 7 83 al 630 a.m. for repoM of the m>ul of Mr. William Thomas Jacknon fdt'd I' K. 21-7-63) Kati.rr of Mi W O Jackson Straits T mn Kuala Uurnpur38 words
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Article, Illustration212 1963-07-23 16 ncer ENGAGEME NT Spencer Tracy to I OS ANGELES. Mon. Actor Spencer Tracy was sent to hospital yesterday with an undisclosed illness. Tracy. 63. was rushed to the hospital from a beach home in Malibu. 25 miles from herr, after being administered oxygen for 45 minutes by a county fire212 words
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Article, Illustration114 1963-07-23 16 KICHING Mon.— The Governor of Sarawak appointed Mr Stephen K ild ni; Ningkan (above) to b r Chief Minister of Sarawak with effect from today On the advice of the Chief Minister, the Governor appointed the following to be members of Ihr Supreme Council:114 words
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Article309 1963-07-23 16 LONDON. Mon. It was a satisfactory day in the stork markets. Equities made a good showIng. Oili-edgeds also had a good day. Oils were active with BP and Burmahs both closing around Is. 6d. higher, but Shell eased a few pence. Teas were mixed while rubbers held steady.309 words
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Article59 1963-07-23 16 LONDON. Mon. Spot 21 15 16d.. Aug. 22 1/16U, Sept. 22d., Oct. 22d., Oct./ Dec. 22d., Jan. Mar. 1964 22 1 16 d.. Apr/Jane 22 1 16 d.. July /Sept 22 1/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 22 1 16 d.. Jan. 'Mar. 1965 22 1 16 d.. c If. July59 words
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Article23 1963-07-23 16 LONDON. Mon.— Buyers £901. sellers £903. Forward buyers £897, sellers £898. Settlement £902. Turnover a.m. 105 tons. p.m. 15 tons. Tone Quiet.23 words
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185 1963-07-23 16 Germans shutdown their language institute SINGAPORE. Mon. The German Con-sul-General. Mr. D. Scheel, said today thai the Goethe Institute, a German language centre, here had closed on its own application to the Government. He said the institute's Singapore manager. Dr. Friedrich Schultz. had been recalled by the German Government to185 words
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Article22 1963-07-23 16 LONDON. Mon.— Today was the hottest day in London since September 1961. with shade temperatures reaching 79 degrees Fahrenheit. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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155 1963-07-23 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A mass rally of clerks today called on the Government for an immediate revaluation of answer papers of clerks who sat for the April. 1963. General Clerical Service examination In the examination, only 72 clerks out of a total of155 words
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Article, Illustration353 1963-07-23 16 JESSELTON, Monday STATEMENT by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew thai half the labour force for projects in Borneo financed by Singapore loans would have to come from Singapore has caused some anxiety here. HMMm Political leaders have voiced their dissatisfaction over suchReuter - 353 words
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113 1963-07-23 16 'Get out by Friday midnight' for two fESSELTON, Mon.— A Gov«l eminent statement today said that the two "undesirable" Indonesian consulate officials here were required to leave the country by midnight on July 26. The statement said that the British Government had sent a "confidential request" to the Indonesian GovernmentReuter - 113 words
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Article33 1963-07-23 16 BEIRUT. Mon. A round-the-afier last Thursday's abortive clock curfew imposed immediately coup d'etat in the Syrian capital of Damascus was lifted this morning for thef rist time. Damascus Radio reported.— UPl.33 words
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Article45 1963-07-23 16 TAIPEH. Mon. Formosa will lake part in the Merdeka' tournament, it was announced today. The Chinese Soccer Association said that Formosa's team will be composed of the besi players celected from Chinese players in Hong Kong. Lee Waitong has been appointed coach— UPl.45 words
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Article185 1963-07-23 16 JPOH. Mon. BAM officials were pleased with the performances of the Malayan Thomas Cup trainees in the Perak Open badminton championships which ended here last night. Coach Leow Kirn Fatt and secretary Teh Gin Sooi were full of praise for the Cup trainees but added185 words
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Article141 1963-07-23 16 22 PICKED FOR M-TRIALS KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. THE Malaysian team for the Merdeka soccer tournament will be selected after trials at the Merdeka Stadium on July 29 and 30. The selection committee of the FAM. which met today, decided to co-opt Safa president Hussein Kamari as a member of the141 words
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Article350 1963-07-23 16 ATHLETICS ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon Tn« 1 Selangor AAA tonight named 48 athletes (34 men and 14 woi mem to represent the State at 1 the FMAAU's national championships to be held at Penang on Aug. 9 and 10. The selection committee, after I considering the350 words
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Miscellaneous42 1963-07-23 16 IJIGHEST and lowest temperaxx tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hichrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 90 73 Penang 91 77 Ipoh <M 75 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 88 7542 words
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