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Title Section21 1963-09-05 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 fr,tic >tal The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 £> 15 CENTS KDN 35221 words
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Article, Illustration25 1963-09-05 1 THE JANACEK TEAM WINDS UP THE WORK AFTER HEARING DELEGATIONS FROM CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE CHINESE COMMUNITY MR. JANACEK25 words
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Article, Illustration443 1963-09-05 1 WEE KIM WEE - WEE KIM WEE I From 1 I JESSELTON, W«d. THE United Nations Malaysia mission team in Sabah, under Mr. George Janacek, completed its survey this morning after hearing delegations from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Chinese community. The mission and observers are scheduled to leave tomorrow443 words
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247 1963-09-05 1 U.N. TEAM IMPARTIAL, ADMITS INDONESIAN OBSERVER SINGAPORE, Wed.—The leader of the Indonesian observer team, Mr Otto Abdul Rachman. (lew into Singapore tonight —fully satisfied that the IN. assessment team in Sarawak had "worked very hard" and conducted its survery "impartially." Mr Rachman flew in from Kuching together with his deputy,247 words
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Article44 1963-09-05 1 KUCHING, Wed.— Gurkha troops hunting down remnants of an Indonesianbased terrorist band in Sarawak's Third Division today captured a member of the band. Military sources said the man was captured as he floated down the river In a small boat. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article61 1963-09-05 1 AYLESBURQ. Wed.— Two carloads of police raced out from Aylesbury today when the Glas-gov-to-London mall train stopped unexpectedly at the same time and the same place where it was looted of £2,600.000 a month ago. But today no bandits were lying in wait. The 64-mlnute61 words
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Article34 1963-09-05 1 SEOUIs Wed. The military junta government arrested former Premier Lt.-Oen. Song Yo Chan again today as he lay 111 in Yomaei University Hospital with high blood pressure and a serious kidney disease.34 words
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Article628 1963-09-05 1 Federation censure, but Britain wary SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ■JMIE Singapore Government said tonight it was Federation leaders who had censured the action taken by Singapore proclaiming the constitutional transfer of power over foreign affairs and defence to the State. The British Government, a Ministry or culture628 words
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431 1963-09-05 1 He will implement Malaysia in the Borneo States KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin has been appointed Federal Secretary "to administer the smooth and effective implementation of Malaysia in the Borneo States." Tengku Mohamed, who is at present acting Principal Establishment Officer of the Federation, will be431 words
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Article48 1963-09-05 1 BIR MHNO HAM i Alabama Wed. Floyd and Dwight Armstrong, ages 10 and 11, today walked In a back door at Oraymont Elementary School, accompanied by their parents, to become the first Negroes to enter a white school In Alabama's history. UPI. (See Page 3).UPI - 48 words
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Article33 1963-09-05 1 LONDON, Wed. The Foreign Office announced today that Ghana and Sierra Leone have signed the nuclear test ban agreement, bringing the total of signatories In London to 76. UPI.UPI - 33 words
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Article132 1963-09-05 1 JAKARTA. Wed. VA V V spokesman Lieut-Commander Ambardy warned the British today to keep off Indonesian territory in Borneo. He told the official news agency Antara: "We hope the British realise that any violation of the Indonesian territory might cause undesired consequences." Commander Ambardj was commenting132 words
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Article, Illustration350 1963-09-05 1 GEOFFREY GELDARD - Sarawak's Council reaffirms support for Malaysia GEOFFREY GELDARD From 1 KUCHING, Wed SARAWAK'S new •3 Council Negri this afternoon voted 38 to 5 in favour of a motion by the Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, reaffirming support for Malaysia and welcoming the new date for its establishment. The five350 words
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Article22 1963-09-05 1 HAMILTON, (Ontario). Wed Three seamen were killed In a fire aboard an Egyptian freighter In Hamilton^ harbour today22 words
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Article163 1963-09-05 1 Another fall in price of rubber SINGAPORE. Wed.— The rubber price continues to fall and today there was a farther drop of seven-eighths of a cent on the Malayan market with September first grade closing at til' cents. The price has now reached its lowest level since early June. 1954.163 words
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Article50 1963-09-05 1 JAKARTA, Wed.— The Government announced today that it is placing West Irian under a political, economic, monetary and security quarantine. Foreign visitors will have to get visa approval from the Foreign Minister. Or. Subaiidrio, who Is also a co-ordlnator In charge of West Irian affairs.— UPl.50 words
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Article278 1963-09-05 1 80 die in jetliner crash ZURICH, wed. Eighty people were killed when a SwissAir Caravel le je t caught fire in the air and crashed today near Duerrenaesch. in the Swiss lake district. The plane was on a flight from Zurich to Rome. Ground control lost contact with it fiveReuter - 278 words
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Article56 1963-09-05 1 RE|ECTED JOHANNI mm RG Wed s,irrtv Kll.ilD.i i).i ■on 1 1 leader <>f the Bet hu n.il.ind Democratic Parts i«kl.i\ rejected onl ol hand mmilli Ifrira >>i [el in iilinitmtrr British pro r. ldl.lt. v I.! illl.ltl i .mil K.imilol mil .ml Swaziland .<- mli .<■ ■I It.j56 words
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Article272 1963-09-05 2 A Peking -style Comintern Backed by 11 parties in the big split with Moscow— report ROME, Wednesday. PRO-PEKING Communist newssheet circulating here said yesterday the Chinese planned to set up shortly a "new Communist International." The newssheet, Ritorniamo A Lenin (Let Us Return to Lenin), claimed the Chinese had theReuter - 272 words
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180 1963-09-05 2 ENGLISH AND HINDI RULING FOR INDIAN PARLIAMENT YEW DELHI. Wed. The Lower House of the Indian Parliament yesterday approved an impromptu proposal by its Speaker, Mr. Hukum Singh, for simultaneous translation of its proceedings into English and Hindi. The Speaker made the proposal after an Independent member who speaks onlyReuter - 180 words
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Article40 1963-09-05 2 MOGADISHU (Somalilandi. Wed. Communist China ha.>promised Somalia a io.in ot 14-) million Somali rtiUltnga <*60 million and a cut ot 21 million Som.ili shillings it 19 million), the Somali Prime Minister. Dr. Abdi Rashid Shermurke. said. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article39 1963-09-05 2 UNITED NATIONS. Wed.— The boviet Union yesterday cist Its 101 st Security Council veto to block adoption of an AngloAmerican resolution condemning the murder o' two Israelis near the Syrian border on Aug. 19— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article22 1963-09-05 2 KATMANDU. Wed— Dr. WUltam Unsoeld. the American conqueror ol Everest, had nine frostbitten toes amputated bete yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article71 1963-09-05 2 MANILA, Wed. —Only two foreign airlines have been affected so far by the current strike of the Philippine Air Lines workers here. Garuda Airways cancelled its stopover here today on its flight from Hong Kong to Jakarta, according to an airlines sDOlcesman. Thai International AirwaysReuter - 71 words
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Article23 1963-09-05 2 BANGKOK. Wed.— The Australian Government has Invited Mrs Thinpuyiim Victhitra ThanaiHt the wile of the Prime Minister, to visit Australia.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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152 1963-09-05 2 PAKISTAN'S OLDEST PAPER IS TO CLOSE DOWN LAHORE, Wed. Pakistan's oldest newspaper, the 93--year-old Civil and Military Gazette which Kipling once edited and for which Churchill once wrote, will cease publication from today. The management, in a note prepared for the last edition, said circumstances would not permit the gazetteReuter - 152 words
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Article185 1963-09-05 2 'PHE 56-nation Afro- Asian group decided yesterday to call for priority debate on the situation in South Vietnam at the General Assembly session opening on Sept. 17. The group took this decision at a meeting under the chairmanship o. Mr. Oershon Collier, resident representative of SierraReuter; UPI - 185 words
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Article, Illustration323 1963-09-05 2 KENNEDY SENDS EMISSARY RAWALPINDI, Wed. Mr. George Ball, President Kennedy's special emissary, yesterday told President Ayub Khan firmly but politely of America's concern over Pakistan's growing links with China, reliable sources said. At m brief meetlnr with the President. Mr. Ball, who is323 words
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172 1963-09-05 2 CHINA 'S PLANES CAN'T OVERFLY INDIA: NEHRU NEW DELHI, Wad ]y|R. Nehru said yesterday that he would not permit Communist Chinese aircraft to fly over India in China's new air agreement with Pakistan. "Neither country has approached us as yet." he said in a foreign affairs debate In the Upper172 words
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Article, Illustration225 1963-09-05 2 PRETORIA, Wed. 1 Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd. South African Prime Minister, last night offered to administer Britain's ttiree Southern African territories of Bechuanaland, Basutoland and Swaziland. Dr. Verwoerd. addressing a political meeting, said South Africa was prepared to administer the three territories as225 words
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158 1963-09-05 3 BRIGHTON, Wed. Britain's independent labour newspaper, the Daily Herald, has been granted a "reprieve" until after the next general election, it was announced here last night. The announcement came after a special meeting of the TUC sreneral council. Newspaper magnate. Mr. Cecil King, chairmanReuter - 158 words
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Article59 1963-09-05 3 STOCKHOLM. Wed. U.S. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and his family escaped Injury yesterday when a hellcopter bringing them here at the start of a five-nation goodwill trip smashed part of a fence surrounding a heliport while landing. Aboard the copter with him wore his wife59 words
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334 1963-09-05 3 U.S troops to enforce schools policy in Alabama WASHINGTON, Wednesday. •JHE Justice Department indicated last night that U.S. troops would be used if needed, to enforce Federal Court orders desegregating Alabama public schools. A Justice Department spokesman said Alabama schools would be opened to Negro students despite Governor George Wallace's334 words
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Article77 1963-09-05 3 Another Minister to quit? NEW YORK, Wed—Newsweek magazine said yesterday that another resignation from the British Cabinet was expected soon as a result of information obtained by Lord Denning in his investigation of certain aspects of the Proruino scandal. The magazine, in a London report in its "Periscope" section, saidReuter - 77 words
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175 1963-09-05 3 LONDON, Wednesday. t^OLJCITORS for Dr. Giuseppe Martelli. Italian atomic scientist cleared here in July of secrets charges, announced that the British Government has said he can remain and work in Britain. Or. Martelli is to lose his Job with the British Atomic Energy Authority.Reuter - 175 words
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Article45 1963-09-05 3 LONDON. Wed— Field Marshal Vi.-count Slim, 72, who was wartime Commander of the British 14th Army in Burma, has been appointed Constable and Lleu-tenant-Oovemor of Windsor Castle, one of the royal residences, it was officially announced here last night. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article43 1963-09-05 3 PARIS. Wed. Dr. Konrmd Adenauer, 87, West German Chancellor, will pay a "farewell" visit to France on Sept. 21 and 22. it was announced hire last night. The Chancellor, Is expected to retire from office on Oct. 15 Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article18 1963-09-05 3 SAN MARINO. Wed.— The world's smallest republic (pop. 14.000) celebrated Its 1.673 rd birthday yesterday. U.P.I.UPI - 18 words
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131 1963-09-05 3 HRUSSELS, Wed. The Belgian Ministry of Communications yesterday issued a communique on the Inquiry into the crash of a Belgian Sabena Airlines Boeing 707. in which all 72 people were killed on Feb. 15 1961. The communique said that according to the findings of131 words
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Article, Illustration173 1963-09-05 3 GOSH! SAYS 1,250 mph MOTHER A45-YEAR-old mother smashed through the sound barrier last week at the controls of the R.A.F.'s crack fighter aircraft the supersonic Lightning. She is Mrs. Diana Barnato Walker, a widow who became unofficially the fastest woman in the world when she flew at 1,250 m.p.h. overMirrorpic - 173 words
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168 1963-09-05 3 Blackmail and bachelor spies: Move by Britain LONDON, Wed. Britain will in future appoint only married officers of her armed forces as services attaches In certain foreign embassies. A War Office spokesman, declined to say when the ruling was made. He did not specify th» embassies affected by the ruling,Reuter - 168 words
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110 1963-09-05 3 BRIGHTON, Wed. The annua* assembly of Britain's 8 millionstrong TUC yesterday unanimously urged that a future Labour government should sponsor new and substantially wider plans for inter- national aid to the un-der-developed areas of the world. The plans would operate through the UnitedReuter - 110 words
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Article32 1963-09-05 3 VENICE, Wed. Ex-Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia has recovered consciousness and is showing a "decides improvement" noir. tne effects of an overdose of sleeping pills, doctors said last night.— U.P.L I32 words
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Advertisement108 1963-09-05 3 GRAND SALE OF BELGIAN AND COTTON REVERSIBLE CARPETS RUGS Clearing at following prices:— BELGIAN COTTON REVERSIBLE 4' x 2' 5.00 6' x 3' 5.00 5' x 3' 9.00 6' x 6' $11.00 x 4' $15.00 9' x 6' $15.00 x $32.00 9' x 9' $25.00 9' x 7!/j' $37.00 9'108 words
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Miscellaneous24 1963-09-05 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby //VH-TUE MOON PtFLBCTIW#| t- '/rXJT VOUB ARM OU TUC WATCC IT> ALL J Pfc,jk gOUMP uttle uiauKe^l fuow «c»ato*Tß24 words
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Article, Illustration538 1963-09-05 4 Board plans 'f actories in flats' project J^HE Economic Development Board will soon launch a new "flat-factory" project to solve the problem of land scarcity in the State's industrialisation progTamme. This was announced today by the retiring Director of the EDB, Mr. E.J. Mayer, at a farewell press conference in538 words
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Article356 1963-09-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Nominations for the Legislative Assembly general elections will take place between 11 p.m. and noon on Sept. 12. This was announced today by the Returning Officer, Mr. M. Ponnuduray, in a Government Gazette Extraordinary. Nomination forms will be available at the Returning Officer's office between356 words
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Article322 1963-09-05 4 A BIG "flag day" will highlight the National Language Week from next Monday to Sept. 15, the Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Inche Rahim Ishak announced today. He said the flag day, different from others, would "ensure mass participation." The week-long programme, packed with322 words
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Article47 1963-09-05 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Dr Kwa Scon Bee. who Is in charge of the Blood Transfusion Centre, General Hospital, will speak on "The blood bank and its problems" at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Sin«aporeWest tomorrow at the Prince's Restaurant at 1 p.m.47 words
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Article65 1963-09-05 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Water consumption rose from 55.4 million gallons to 56,599,000 gallons yesterday, according to a Public Utilities Board statement. As a result, water stocks are now down to 31.3 per cent. Negligible rain fell in South Johore and Singapore yesterday. In consequence the level of Tebrau65 words
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Article289 1963-09-05 4 BONUS NEGOTIABLE SAYS UNION SINGAPORE, Wed. The vice-president of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, Mr. George Lawrence, today accused the management of Harrissons and Crosfield i Singapore) Ltd. in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court of trying to us,e the question of a technicality to refuse negotiations on the union's289 words
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879 1963-09-05 5 GEOFFREY GELDARO - GEOFFREY GELDARO CALL ON THOSE WHO CAN GIVE THE WORD TO DO SO 9 HE SAYS from KUCH It ;3, Wednesday. JHE "senseless strife" along Sarawak's border with Indonesia could stop at a given word, the Governor, Sir Alexander Waddell, told the Council Negri here879 words
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321 1963-09-05 5 Army and air force launch recruiting drive UUALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. Thousands of young Malayans will be queueing up during the next 10 days to see army and air force recruiting boards— in the hope of going into uniform under the Malaysian flag. Two recruiting teams will visit major towns321 words
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Article56 1963-09-05 5 IPOH. Wed. Twenty women have entered for the Perak "Malaysia Queen" contest to be held at the Malaysia Day dance at the St. John Ambulance Association hall here on Sept. 16. Entries will close on Sept. 10. and should be sent to the Department56 words
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199 1963-09-05 5 I L'UALA LUMPUR. Wed. IX The Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry. Ha;i Khalld bin Awang Oman, said today that It would be to Malaya's advantage to process as I many of her raw materials as her manpower would I allow Han KUalld was199 words
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Article, Illustration161 1963-09-05 5 SEREMBAN. Wed.— A race between two motor-cyclists, both on powerful machines ended in death last night when one of them crashed headlong into a tree. The dead man is Inche Mohamed Nor bin Hassan, 27. a weightufter who had taken part in161 words
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Article151 1963-09-05 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. For four months, from December last year to April this year, Sharifah binte Abu Bakar 25, never bothered about the "new" woman her husband had brought home to live with them. Then in April she discover- ed that the new woman was j151 words
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159 1963-09-05 5 COUPLE FOUND IN COMA IN HOTEL ROOM IPOH, Wed. A cou- pie were found unconscious in a hotel room in Clare Street here last night. They were sent to hospital by the police. Mr. Foo Wah Sick. 53. proprietor of the hotel, said that the couple booked in about 5159 words
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Article57 1963-09-05 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The New Sceneshifters. the musical and dramatic society of the YMCA. need a boy soprano to take part in Oian-Carlo Menotti's one act opera "Amahl and the Night Visitors." The boy chosen will have to sing solo parts as well as act. Those Interested should57 words
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Article, Illustration303 1963-09-05 6 B0B PERIES - Hell, I'm not a 'Bligh says skipper B0B PERIES By SINGAPORE. Wed. Captain Fredrick W. Mohle. 58. the sternlooking master of the American tramp steamer Jacqueline Someck said here today: "Hell, I am no Captain Bligh." Yesterday his 27-men crew all Americans had reported him to the American consulate here.303 words
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136 1963-09-05 6 SHE HOPES TO 'SELL' STORE TO TOURISTS IN CANADA QINGAPORE. Wed. Miss Aileen Yap < above), Singapore's Assistant Tourist Promotion Officer, will leave for Canada on Sept. 21 on a Rotary exchange students' scheme. Miss Yap, an arts graduate of the University of Singapore, will be doing honours In English136 words
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Article47 1963-09-05 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Police found the body of Jaslmah, alias Salimah binte Satiarum. in a drain half a mile from her home in Kampong Bant in Batu Pahat. yesterday. Js.Mmah, a 25-year-old divorcee, had aeveral wounds A man has been detained.47 words
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Article201 1963-09-05 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A SIX-MAN Japanese trade mission arrived here yesterday on a four-day visit to investigate prospects of exporting heavy industrial machinery to Malaya. Leader of the mission. Mr. Ooro Sato, said Japan was anxious to foster closer relationships with countries In South-East Asia, and201 words
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242 1963-09-05 6 Malayan teenagers conscious of world affairs KU A L A LUMPUR, Wed. Malayan teenagers are more conscious of world affairs than their counterparts in New Zealand. This is the opinion of six New Zealand schoolboys who saved $21,000 in 18 months to tour Singapore. Malaya and Thailand. The boys, from242 words
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Article75 1963-09-05 6 PENANG, Wed. A woman motorist. Lee Liew Heah. 20, told a magistrate's court today her car crashed into a tree and a motor cycle parked near it. because a baby sitting in a seat was crying. "I looked back to see what was the matter, and75 words
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620 1963-09-05 6 Politics hint in directors trial Court president is sceptical KUALA LUMPUR, Wad •JIHE president of the Sessions Court, Syed Hassan Al-Jeffri, today expressed strong scepticism about suggestions that politics played a part in the prosecution of the directors of the Malay-German Shipping Company. Seven directors, including an M.P., Dr. Burhanuddin620 words
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324 1963-09-05 6 Tliey went to the company's office, but found that there Was no meeting and were told to enter their names in a list when they said they had to return after waiting for more than an hour. Low Ctiee See. 38. manager of324 words
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Article44 1963-09-05 6 TELUK ANBON. Wed.— The Alliance dominated Town Council here last light, after v- o previous rejection*. agreed subject to certain conditions, to accept the Perak State Government's order to take over the maintenance of state roads in the town council area.44 words
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Miscellaneous126 1963-09-05 6 Mloy Oop By V.T. Ha ml in TlMe-M«>U»« I I MOW COULD X I W*U,WVri' ttCULD HE ST*RT I DON'T I ...LOO: AT TMlS^^^^^ W I /W l\ a WJNNIN&/ J TMSWAVIi f(X*C*\ THEMACHINE, THEN 6O THINK PUL 6STTING HSW.A nIHHB IPirh Trary By Chenter Gonid iU^ v 4° r^t,X126 words
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Article, Illustration664 1963-09-05 7 DAY THREE of the sensational story of how Sonja McCASKIE'S killer was hunted down in Reno THK KILLING of pretty Sonja McCaskie. the ski-ing champion from Him. horrified America and the world The way the murderer was tracked down was a master-piece of defection. American crime reporter664 words
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1083 1963-09-05 7 ROBERT KAUTH - She could be cold and aloof to men, but ROBERT KAUTH by A top American crime reporter employees on v liquor bottle taken from Sonja's apartment. But when questioned by detectives, the man claimed he had never been in Miss McCaskie's house and knew her only slightly. "But," Seevers said1,083 words
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Obituary42 1963-09-05 8 2« HO rHii.is.i-m) CAPTAIN R.J.J. SNEDDON Late ot Singapore Pilot Association at a Nursing Home in IK on September 2nd MIREMOUSE. JOHN lIT C accidentally, at his home in Cornwall on Zttt August. Deeply missed by all ft tends and oolleaKurn42 words
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Article49 1963-09-05 8 HordM fin i*Un,m,im, MR. AND MRS. A. Xavier thank fnends and relatives for their kind assistance, girts and good mshes on 17-K-S3 at Teluk Anson CHEAK SOON TICK and family I'lrnd* for expression of sympathy, mnatlons. Joss paper, loan of ears and attendance at funeral of his years49 words
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Article25 1963-09-05 8 It H.rW. Sl* (Minimum) PLEASE TOM: desperate to meet you. driving home the truth the mooa In you. ber radiance pierced mr trough RO*r25 words
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Article296 1963-09-05 8 M WmrdM Sl* (Minimum i SALE NOW ON At Mulchaad< Both ftalonf Wonderful Bargains' Drastic I'.rdurtioas LAMB CHOPS on <he menu today? Add Thatcher. Knclmh Mint Sauce. Your family «m relish it RYVITA has a distinctive, attractive flavour so loved by children Wkss mothers keep their children healthy s/ißt296 words
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Article53 1963-09-05 8 Iferafi tl.it (Mi*.) UPWARD PATH POSTAL Blhlt Course* offer t orrr*|>ondrnce course on Luke s Goanrl" for $2 only. Apply io P.O. Box 9o^ K.L. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally Saturday Tth September. Victoria Mfimri.il Ball. 7.30 p.m. featuring. Joe Goodman. West Borneo Missionary. V r C. teenan-r* in53 words
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Article624 1963-09-05 8 The hurt complaint of some of Singapore's party leaders that the Prime Minister has sprung a '"snap election" on them makes a nice contrast to the demand in the Assembly, less than six weeks ago, that he should resign and have at. election. They ought not to624 words
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Article373 1963-09-05 8 The president of the SocialI ist -controlled Malacca Munici- pal Council, Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi, has threatened 1 "to expose certain irregulari--1 ties" of the old Alliance council unless the State Government replies to its request for a commission of inquiry. If in fact there have been373 words
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Article283 1963-09-05 8 The Malayan Apex Club's newest community service proiject is, as ever, imaginative ta well as of real social worth. The club intends to help needy rural folk go into livestock farming, by supplying the first I animals. These will be return j ed after they have reproduced, and283 words
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Article, Illustration374 1963-09-05 8 THREE HAVENS OF REFUGE FROM VERWOERD'S TERROR f ONDON, Wed.— The Lj British protectorates of itasuioianu, Swaziland and Bechuanaland have been much In the news recently because they have provided a haven for refugees from the neighbouring South African republic. The three territories are administered by a High Commissioner, whoReuter - 374 words
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LETTERS
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Letter467 1963-09-05 8 YOUR Market Correspondent has somewhat consistently throughout the past month extolled the virtues of the private placement system through brokers of public share offers of new companies though not forgetting the "snags" which result from such a placement. He has gone to some length explaining467 words
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Article, Illustration1142 1963-09-05 8 JAMES MITCHELL - Surprise sackings strengthen Nehru JAMES MITCHELL FIRST CENSURE MOVE AFTER 16 YEARS AS PRIME MINISTER THEN: from Now Dolhi, Wednesday FOR some time now the main question in Indian politics has been "after Nehru who?" His brilliantly executed coup last week (involving the resignation of six Cabinet Ministers and six1,142 words
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Advertisement456 1963-09-05 8 Straits Tii*. A Malsy Mail Classified advertisements may be rieoded tat Ist Floor COLD STORAOE ARCADE! orchard Ko«d COLD STORAGE BRANCHES AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATONS KrPPCL ROAD-NAVAL BASE AutfcoelteO' Ageot* CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchester House. Conyer Quay TM« NEW* FRONT FHiMtrick SupenwaehX M. M. ISMAIL 1 Admlrslty vised. Nam Res*456 words
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Advertisement41 1963-09-05 8 The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cut to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Alto Importer! Exporter* of High Class Worsteds Woollens. SINGAPORE: 21, Chiil.. Snet, T.I: *****. i H9NGKONG: Mirsidor Mansion, Ist Fl««r, Room No. S, 54-64, Nathan Root, Kowloon41 words
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Advertisement111 1963-09-05 8 BATTERY CLOCK IB jSj^-JJaJJ ll <c* NBC-TSI An accurate timepiece which needs no winding. no fear of it stopping. Keeps accurate time for over a year on the power generated by a single torchlight battery the NATIONAL Battery Clock. WoSE WHO KNOW BuY.^.himi Overseas Union Finance Limited offer* you 2111 words
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285 1963-09-05 9 POSTMEN TO CONSIDER EARLIER STRIKE IfUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The executive council of the Union of Postal Uniformed Staff' will discuss on Sunday whether the Govern- ment should be given a 14-day or a 21 -day strike notice over its wage claims. This decision arose from a j demand by several285 words
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276 1963-09-05 9 CHARGES AMENDED FOR FIVE REMAINING ACCUSED IPOH, Wednesday. j'WO of the accused being tried on charges in connection with the April 6 payroll robbery on Riverview Estate, Batu Gajah, and the murder of the assistant manager, Donald Fraser Baxter, told the276 words
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Article, Illustration769 1963-09-05 9 Reporters: MICHAEL FOONG, YUEN PENG KONG K. Yean. Hamid by Mr. S. A. Raj. and Mat Plah by Mr. Tod llienrr. Hock. Tne D.P.P. Perak. Inche Monamed bin Yaacob. Is conducting the prosecution, assisted oy Asst. Supt. 8. M. Plllay. After the amended charges were769 words
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Article36 1963-09-05 9 IPOH. Wed— A cletk of the. Malay Co-operative Building Society. Malik Shukor bin Abdul' Rahman. 27. reported to the police that an adding machine valued at $200 was stolen from his office here yesterday.36 words
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Article35 1963-09-05 9 SINOAPORE. Wed.— The tour Of the Oeylang West constituency by Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. scheduled to talcplace this evening was postponed to tomorrow evening. The tour will start at 6.15 p.m.35 words
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Article, Illustration820 1963-09-05 9 LEE FOO SAN - LEE FOO SAN: By IPOH, Wednesday Witness: I was told to bring my gun and join in robbery MAREE bin Pandak Abdul Rahman, 41, a fishmonger in Batu Gajah market, walked out of thr. High Court today trembling and with820 words
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337 1963-09-05 9 SOH TIANG KENG - Emigrants flying to Australia to seek a better life SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE, Wed. A large group of British emigrants slipped in last nitfht for a two-hour stopover be- •ore flying to Australia to seek greener pastures. The group, comprising 37 families of 122 people. come from various parts337 words
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203 1963-09-05 9 Raiders set fire to trawler, court told DENANG, Wed. The leader of a trawler fishing crew. Ooi Hai Lim. told a preliminary Inquiry today that a gang of 21 boarded his vessel one night and set flre to the boat. "I heard one of the men shout that I must203 words
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105 1963-09-05 9 CEOUL, Wed. A six-man Malayan parliamentary delegation arrived here yesterday on an eight-day goodwill visit at the invitation of Premier Kirn Hyun Chul. The group led by the Speaknof the House of Representatives. i Dato Mohamed Noah bin Omni today metUPI - 105 words
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Article89 1963-09-05 9 Another $321 for Madam Jathambal SINOAPORE. Wed. The Straits Times today received donations from Singapore and Federation readers totalling $321 for the Madam Jathambal Fund, bringing the total amount to $18,404.61. Today's donations were from: Sympathisers. Kuala Lipis $6: The staff and employer of Hish Street iextlles Firm Singapore $58:89 words
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Advertisement112 1963-09-05 9 tfodJuba I JAPAN'S No. 1 TV i i Look for the name dfci -^a You Enjoy Viewing W» WL\ and We Do The Re»t ff 1 L. J I FREE 4 llem»nt out doot Mointenanc* TT^r'^^^^^^m 4 Rtplocementi TV Iniuronce I 1\ MONTHLY RENTAL: $15.00 $21.00 Tap Discount for Cosh112 words
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Advertisement26 1963-09-05 9 FRAME TOLEDO GERMANY RODENSTOCK THE WORLD'S LEADING EYEWEAR MANUFACTURERS »imjm« MENTONE Obtainable From All Leading Optician* Sole Agent: SIN KWANG OPTICAL CO P.O. BOX 553 Singapore.26 words
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Miscellaneous503 1963-09-05 9 |Todays radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA oIIOKIW \\t StKVICt NATIONAL SIIOKTWAVL 41 uelrea SfcRVICE: MIUILM WAVE StKVICt 41.1 METRES 47b metre* A.M.: 6.00 Oood Morning; A.M.: 6.00 Tune Signal. 6.01 Morning Prelude. 7.16 Negara-Ku; 6.02 Prelude lo News; 7.20 breakfast Bulletin; Breakfast.; 7.00 lime Signal, 7.30 Up And About;503 words
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Article251 1963-09-05 10 He lived in world of Suzy Wong KUALA LUMPUR, Wed S6OO-A-MONTH chief clerk, father of six, who spent $35,656 on racehorses and a cabaret girl named Suzy Wong, was jailed for two years by the Sessions Court here today. Lee Kirn Kee. 45. p:eadrd guilty to misappropriatiiv, r the money251 words
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Article26 1963-09-05 10 SINGAPORE. Wed— A girl. Ng Siok Sun. aged seven, of Putt Ris Road, was killed by a car in Changi Road yesterday.26 words
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Article44 1963-09-05 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. A delegation of nine Japanese nationals, representing more than 40 Japanese business houses and industrial concerns in Singapore, will meet officials of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce tomorrow to discuss the question of the Japanese atonement gesture for wartime atrocities.44 words
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150 1963-09-05 10 650-MILE DRIVING CONTEST STARTS TONIGHT KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Crack army and civilian drivers of Malaya and Singapore will take part in a 650-mile gruelling driving contest, starting at Seremban tomorrow night, which will test not only skill but also endurance. They will drrve 27 i hours out of 36 hours150 words
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Article, Illustration2603 1963-09-05 10 They strutted about like conquerors, but before the police arrived they decided to surrender' R«port«r«: T. F. HWANG, RODERICK PESTANA rioting and setting fire to the main buildings on the Pulau Senang penal settlement, a group of detainees held "a victory celebration"2,603 words
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Advertisement149 1963-09-05 10 K^i flHytiß f Can you explain wh y° u J 111 ,^^^B^9l I^lHf llkc each other? why you M -Jl^S^MI i^^lEk share day-to-day news, m fIBV i m dreams and secrets with ~;jr pP^ each other? PETER GREY MMMdj j^^d #H 3kes a crit cal 'ook at '^JH^^HHH^^P *f/ friendships149 words
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Advertisement216 1963-09-05 10 Advertisement A 10 Seconds Beauty Bath If you have to hurry away to a party without time for your beauty bath, it is an easy matter to freshen up in a few seconds by simply smoothing the body over with your lemon delph i freshener. This will 'ensure a dainty216 words
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Article31 1963-09-05 11 OTTAWA. Wed.— Mr. Rene Trrmblav, Minister without portfolio, will represent Canada at celebrations scheduled for Sept. 16 to mark the formation of the new Federation of Malaysia.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration240 1963-09-05 11 THREE VISITING STUDENTS LEARN THE HARD WAY KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three German students who are here on an exchange programme are learning the Malayan way of life the hard way. The reason: They have to work their passage back to Germany after three months. But the three Mr. Werner Burckhardt.240 words
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201 1963-09-05 11 T TT PENANG, Wednesday. HE Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, today denied there was a split in the Penang state Alliance over the issue of Penang's free port status "Certainly there were a lot I of arguments among members, but that does not201 words
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87 1963-09-05 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Tan Lian Ann, 15. Singapore's representative who tied for fourth place at the seventh world junior chess championships In Vrnjacka Banja, Yugoslavia, returns home tomorrow. He Is returning from Rome where he and his manager. Professor Urn Kok Ann, president87 words
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Article43 1963-09-05 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The police have detained 12 men and screened IS2 suspects on antisecret society raids during the past 24 hours. Nine men were detained under the Societies Ordinance and three others under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.43 words
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Article186 1963-09-05 11 DENANG, Wed. A shop assistant, who had admitted that he was a cinema ticket blackmarketeer, was today sentenced to a maximum term of 10 years' Jail on a lesser charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Lim Ah Tee. 23. was originally charged186 words
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240 1963-09-05 11 Jail and six strokes of rotan for waterfall robber IPOH, Wed. Shop assistant Mo Nam Wah, 20, was sentenced to two years' Jail and six strokes of the rotan by the Sessions Court here for armed robbery. A boy of 15. who was charged with him. was ordered to be240 words
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Article41 1963-09-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Members of the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club will visit the Houses of Parliament at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Those, who want to join the party must be In front of the building belore the appointed time.41 words
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Advertisement152 1963-09-05 11 YOUR SAVINGS MUST BE PLACE THEM WITH PAN MALAYAN FINANCE LTD AND WATCH THEM NTEKES7 m^^jA P£R ANNUM PAID HALF YEARLY Write today for our booklet "A SAFE AND SOUND DEPOSIT" giving full details of how easy it is to open a Deposit Account. PAN MALAYAN FINANCE LTD (A SUBSIDIARY152 words
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Advertisement471 1963-09-05 11 m W the Quality goes in before M y W 4he name goes on I '^^_9r_cr___ir_F_p___f r I !^»P^ K0 PRINTED 1 -"*Kitiii aRCUIT BOARDS IN I 1 /sJIH ZENITH TV CHASSIS f BORG WARNER INTERNATIONAL CORPN. W TIONG HENGTRADING CO..LTD. 343. SERANGOON ROAD. SINGAPORE PHONE: *****-***** FAR EAST MOTORS471 words
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Article, Illustration376 1963-09-05 12 That simple elegance to suit yourself CHEER elegance. That's the main message Hubert de Giveochy, one of the most famous French couturiers, is out to convey to fashionconscious women when a much-talked-about film opens in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore today. And when it is one of the most beautiful women376 words
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408 1963-09-05 12 WEAR JEWELLERY TO FLATTER YOUR PERSONALITY EVER since prehistoric woman encircled her wrists and fingers with tree bark in an attempt to enhance her natural charms, women have worn jewels as a complement to their loveliness. But Jewels, like clothes, must be chosen with taste and worn with discrimination if408 words
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Article63 1963-09-05 12 P)R a new. impressive way to serve lamb chops order them the thickness of two rib bones and make a pocket •between them, slitting lengthwise. Fill the opening with a small amount of stuffing and broil. There's no need to fasten the opening if you slit the63 words
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133 1963-09-05 12 ONCE upon a time carpets were the favourite surface for pattern, on the theory that they would show the dirt less easily. But man-made materials and vacuum cleaners have changed all that, although pattern is still highly practical in halls and on stairs.133 words
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Article143 1963-09-05 12 ORANGE Is one of the most popular colours being used by decorators and furniture manufacturers this year. Cooking vegetables In their skins improves flavour and food value and saves time. When painting, always roll the first stroke with a roller upward, starting with an unpointed area and working143 words
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Advertisement171 1963-09-05 12 jflu C R E A H ■^&L wiirt Progenilin Wo men everywhere have proven, 'Eterna 27' Cream by is the world's safest, surest, easiest way to make your skin look and feel younger! GET DEPENDABILITY W£~ "THERMOS" Brand vacuum Mj\ />W fla sks for a unique double-seal Wt I screw171 words
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Advertisement190 1963-09-05 12 BBb7 -PAR TS S===- disinfects and protects 3 as with 4 active germ killers =3 Parachlorometnylenol, Oichlorometixylenoi Ortho-phefiyl-phenol. Cresantol 3 52 AN izal w PRODUCT S= IZAL (AUSTRALIA) WTt. LIMITED.. SYDNEY E. NET 16 FLOZ. ■^^F AyA fi& keeps your home _W aVAm I fresher, safer, cleaner At^^ Mt and190 words
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Miscellaneous319 1963-09-05 12 Straits Times Crossword I Hb~ ih! hb Ihi ■mt^ ACROSS said Holmes" (Doyle.) 1 Scoundrelly students depart— (11). it might be the making of the 9 Great surprises here a district (11). large number In dock over 8 The broad part of the river? cases- of fruit, perhaps HO). (4i.319 words
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Advertisement1415 1963-09-05 13 10 LIVERKUftL t WEST COAST 0.X.. uwe Soon taut P. rnaa tenant ANIENOI Livcrptal Gil. 3] Sept 7 Sept I'll Stpt 11 fERSEUS lim i)upi>* tiiaagovt Sept U Sept 15 Sept 11/11 Stpt v .rCAON LivlipHl, Olb'in Stpt 11/20 Sept 21 MIiAMPHI i..eipae<. b..t°o* Sept il Stpt 22 Stpt 21/211,415 words
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Advertisement2880 1963-09-05 13 I BEBZ3BSEf^7?^ESZI^" PgH THE EAC LINES mA.Y 7cM SIMCAPOtt KOAL* LU»APU*«P.SWFTTIHHAM PtHAMO ■KT°>J^gC%^lß BINUOIK HOUSI tU.HM.ANG 18. PO»OXN»S I/3.wftO OU»f I SAILINGS TO GENOA. LE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, RQTTEROAM, AMStEROAM. OSLO. tOTHENBURt AND COPENHAttN Spore P. Sham Penang "SON6KHU" a) Gil. 47/ 5 Sept I Stpt I II Sept2,880 words
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Advertisement1272 1963-09-05 13 McAUSTER dc CO.. LTD. w HI, Nt: ***** V*^ ELLERMAM LIME tJa KLAVENESS LINI UNION. HAMIURG. IOTTIROAM. I.OS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE NULL t MIbOLESIIOUGH IEAFIt. VANCOUVER I PORTLANI CITY OF RIPON Utiltll J" I"™ SMlf I'pon <• sham Penang la Part/7 Sept iunnyvilii Peaaig call ■aiiUiael' ky S'Ptrt P1,272 words
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Article85 1963-09-05 14 'Pill I < ili i.itn.n Minister of 1 Finance has Axed these prices for calculating customs dutirs for the week beginning on September 5 Rubber 66 < i cts alb. < "l» i 5436 a ton. Coconut oil $776 a ton Palm oil $618 a ton. Palm kernels85 words
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Article71 1963-09-05 14 CHINESE Produce Cxchangs, Slngapere neen price* per pisul yesterday: Coconut ell: bulk $45s sellers, drum $4*j sellers. Cepra: Sept. Oct. UR/Contlnent S2Bs buyers. Ptpper: Muntok white 5135 sellers, Sarawak white JI32J sellers, special Sarawak black *85 sellers, garbled Lampong black 195 sellers, ASTA SlO5 sellers. Slngapere tseenut Oil71 words
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Article16 1963-09-05 14 Rivtrview produced 225.000 lb. In August. Sungei Tukanjr 71,500 lb. and Trnierloh 120,200 lb.16 words
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Article191 1963-09-05 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) September 4. Throe timlti INDUSTRIALS Dunlops 30 cts. Containers 12 cts. B. Smelters 20 cts. McAllstrr 12 cts. Esso 21 ctaf. Koblnson 11 cts. K. A N. 18 cts. C. Storage 4M. Gammon 16 eta. t'.othmaD* 11 eta, H. S'pura 11 cts. 8. Land 6 cts.191 words
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Article91 1963-09-05 14 THE Malayan Eiehanit Btnki' Association made theos chances la Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 8/16. airmail OD 35 11/18, 90 d/st 36 3/16 credit bills, 36 1/4 trade bills. Selling TT er OO ready: Canada 35 3/16; Deutsshe Marks 12991 words
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620 1963-09-05 14 From Our Market Correspondent mHE unforeseen element X took a hand in dealings on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday in the shape of the surprise announcement that General Elections would soon be held in 'Singapore. Prices became erratic and there was a feeling of620 words
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Article22 1963-09-05 14 Malayan Stock indices Sept. 3. Sept. 4. Industrials: 119.56 118.28 Tins: 107.82 108.09 rubbers: 111.74 111.74 Dee. 29, IM2— IN.22 words
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Article688 1963-09-05 14 POMBINED business In the Singapore- and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Duniop. 53. 14 BL, (1,000) $3.15. (1,000) $3.12. (1.000) j:..13; last Smelt $3.18 si.. (2,000) $3.21, (4.000) $3.20; Sue $3.46 SL.,688 words
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Article248 1963-09-05 14 CfPTBMBER first grad* rubber buy art f.s.h. doitri at S p.m. in Sin«i»ri and Kuala Lumpur yostfrdav at 64t centa per Ib. dowa seven-eighths of a cent on Tunuiay* closing level for the pooltion The tone was qultt. R A and F.M.R.E. doting prices in cent« s*r Ib.248 words
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499 1963-09-05 14 THE Straits tin price yesterday lell .slightly by 374 cents to $453.37 i on an offering increased by 20 tons to 270 tons. In Louuon on Tuesday tin prices bad ruled steady throughout considerable reduced ring activity. With demand for physical metal499 words
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Article119 1963-09-05 14 MELBOURNE^ Wed. T<HE general Investments market was irregular today. Risr* shaded falls, but moves were small while some falls were sharp. Quarrying- companies were notably easier. Bayview was 2s. lower at 15s. 3d. A.R.C. was aiso down lid. to 10s. 9d. following lower profit figures. Oils were steady119 words
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Article31 1963-09-05 14 September 4. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: »i 4' cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5453.37 A (down 37 i cents). Estimated unofficial offering 270 tons (up to 20 tons).31 words
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Article242 1963-09-05 14 SHIPS lying, alonxtids the Slngapers Harbour wharves er expected today are: Adrnatiis H/SS. Pyrrhua 10/11. President Jefferson 45. Sletter N.W. 0. Kajula -Jii/30 Meinam 36/36. Bandun* Maru 10. Anteoor 33/34. Madras Mam 44. Van Neck 27/28. Munctien 1/2. Bruas 15/16, Bentonic 25, Prealdi-nt Ha yea <I> 4/5.242 words
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Advertisement741 1963-09-05 14 RIOGRANDE LINE SOUTH AMERICA/SOUTH AFRICA/FAR EAST VICE VERSA Discharging from Buenos Airf, Montevideo, Rio Grand*. Santo*, Rio do Janeiro, Capo Town and Durban. "EARLVILLE" M/m'siVt fowtJO* HERMUNO 2/ 3 DEC. Loadint for Durban, Capo Town Rio ds Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo ft Buenos Aires: "EARLVILLE'- M/IToCT. ll'Sct! VESSEL ls/U DEC. It741 words
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Advertisement190 1963-09-05 14 SHIPPING NOTICES EVERETT ORIENT LINE b.i. "NOREVERETT" Voy. No. 1 Arrd: 29-8-1963 A General Survey or. damaged cargo discharged ex above vessel will be held on 6-9-1963 at SHB Godown No. 6A from 8.30 a.m. No turther survey will be held before or after this date. M.V. "CITY OF WELLINGTON"190 words
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Advertisement618 1963-09-05 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens (or the appointment of TEMPORARY PRIMARY PRODUCTION OFFICERS (VETERINARY). SALARY SCALE: $555 x 25 A--680 B 730 x 25A-880 p.m. In addition to basic salary, variable allowance at current rates is also payable. AGE: Below 35 years. QUALIFICATIONS: An618 words
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Advertisement619 1963-09-05 15 (Continue* from Pafe fl SITUATIONS VACANT 70 Viurd* Si (Ml*.)— Box SO cts. txtro WANTED by aided school a teacher of liathtmatlc* for School Certificate class. Apply Bos AS6SO S.T. B'pore. CLBANINQ AMAN REQUIRED morning* only. Speak some English. Apply SO Garlics Avenue, Spore 10. YOUNG CIRL Look after children,619 words
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Advertisement980 1963-09-05 15 SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* Si (Ml*.)— Box it tt*. txtrm ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER Required by Consulting Engineer. Minimum of 5 years designed snd supervision experience in Building Servioe* and General Electrical Distribution. This Is a senior position and salary and conditions will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. C.E.I. Certificate980 words
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Advertisement851 1963-09-05 15 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS TELEVISION SINGAPURA PROGRAMMES Sept. 9 Sspt. 15. Full details In this week'a RADIO WEEKLY. Oet your copy today! Pnct 30 sent* l frem *n n*w*sg*ntt. TNI PAR BAST ENCINEER Publiihod auartsrl, THB ENOINEER. Ilk* It* temparMwi volumo 0m Hens Keng A Far East Buiidor, slreulat** throughout Seuth East851 words
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Advertisement896 1963-09-05 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Words U (Mlm.)—m*m M et: txtro ISSS/5S VAUXHALL WVVERN Black Saloon In excellent condition. Price:— 51. 500.00 0.n.0. Tel:— Spore *****/2. 1567 HILLMAN HUSKY. Must sell st any reasonable offer. Hire-purchase could b* arranged. Tel: ***** ***** Spore. ISST SINCER GAZELLE Oood condition. Bargain 51. 400896 words
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Advertisement535 1963-09-05 15 FOR SALE -'0 Words SS (mm.)— Box St ct* txtro MAIDCNFORM, PLAVTEX BRAS. Cataltna Swim Suits st Discount Prices at Melwaal's. 62 North Bridge Road, B' pore. i NIW COCKTAIL CABINET Inlaid with Chinese figuring*. 522& 0.n.0. Can be seen SC Crosby House. Spore. Tel: MM. ANSON MARK 1 Fitttd535 words
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Advertisement522 1963-09-05 15 CURIOS It Words Si (Ml*.)— Box St ct: oxtro SHANGHAI ART! FURNITURE CO. Manufacturers Carved Teaarwotwi Furniture Camphorwood Chest etc. 402 Orchard Road iSporci Phone 252. w. LADIES DRESSMAKING It Word* SS >*flm ,—Hox tt eU. oxtrm SALON CATALINA Uresse* msdr-to-orrtcr from 16/-. 319-U. River Valley Koad. Spore. Tel *****.522 words
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Article, Illustration63 1963-09-05 16 RUGGER— A SMILING Sonny Liston sits in a bus with his wife Geraldine at London Airport on Saturday. They had just flown in after Sonny's visit to Scandinavia for exhibition bouts. The world heavyweight champion is due to box a three-round exhibition at Empire Pool. Wembley, on63 words
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Article235 1963-09-05 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday QELANGOR CLUB hit top form in the second half to beat Seremban Garrison by 16 points (two goals and two tries) to three points (a try) in a Friendly rugger match on the Padang here today. The score, however, Is no Indication235 words
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Article139 1963-09-05 16 TJUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Padang Invitation XV scored a 19 points (two goals, a try and two penalties) to 11 (goal and two tries) victory over Selangor Police in a rugger match at Gurney Road here today. The Invitation team, who were superior In139 words
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Article250 1963-09-05 16 Queen's cup for women's Open—S GOLF KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. To mark the founding of Malaysia, a woman's open go 1 f championship will be held at the Selangor Golf Club course here on Sept. 15-16. Tbe Queen, who is herself a keen golfer, has consented to donate a challenge trophy250 words
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207 1963-09-05 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malayans will take part In international judo for the first time when they compete in the Olympic Games at Tokyo next year. Dr. N. S. Chin, president of the Malayan Judo Federation said. "Malayans have reached quite a207 words
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263 1963-09-05 16 TEOH ENG TATT - S'pore set minimum three-goal margin TEOH ENG TATT Ey SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's defence, which looked so vulnerable In their last two Malaya Cup matches against Malacca and Singa pore Joint Services, will be at full strength on Saturday when they meet Penang In the first leg of the Malaga Cup263 words
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203 1963-09-05 16 TEOH ENG TATT - JOINT SERVICES MAY QUIT CUP SOCCER TEOH ENG TATT: TEAM PROBLEMS ARE EXPECTED NEXT YEAR -by- Singapore, Wed. gINGAPORE Joint Services may withdraw from the Malaya Cup and FAM Cup soccer competitions next season. The main reason is that the Joint Services F.A. anticipate difficulty in raising a team of203 words
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Article379 1963-09-05 16 OH KEE TIANG - OH KEE TIANG: By Penang, Wednesday pE* T ANG, the north zone runners-up, should have more than an even chance when they meet Singapore, the south zone champions, in the first ieg of their Malaya Cup inter-zone semi-final at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday (7379 words
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Article58 1963-09-05 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. The St. Andrew's School rugger team to meet Zahlra College of Ceylon on the Padang tomorrow: Sim Jul Ming: LJm Kwok Thye. Victor Lnm. Edward Silas. Nk Geok Khim; John Ferguson Jr.. Sng Eng Chua; Ten Keng Yang, Richard Oh, loke Wai Wah; Essau Thomas, Sng58 words
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Advertisement724 1963-09-05 16 REMINDER PKOFF.RTT SALE TODAY AT 2.3» P.M. Nos. 50 51 PEKIN STREET. Nos. 120 126 (even) KALLANG ROAD. Nos. U3 115 RANGOON ROAD. No. 38 TRAS STREET. Nos. 90 98 (even) HILL STREET —To be sold In 5 Separate l Lots. Cheong Hock Chye Co., Ltd. Auctioneer* Appraisers, Sinrapore Johore.724 words
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Advertisement462 1963-09-05 16 SINGAPORE LAND AND INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED CERTIFIED TRANSFERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that transfers from J.M. Sassoon and Company Nominees Limited. certified by tne Registrars, will be accepted for registration until 9th October. 1963. By Order of the Board, Registrars, ABACUS (Malaya) LIMITED. J.G.C. THOMSON, Director. THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter462 words
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Advertisement654 1963-09-05 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TANJONG SEPAT LOCAL, COUNCIL, KUALA LANGAT. APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens or State j Nationals for the post of Council > Clerk In the Tanjong Sepat Local Council. Kuala Langat. Candidate* must have passea the Cambridge School Certificatt i Examination and have a good knowledge of the654 words
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Miscellaneous89 1963-09-05 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Spore Business Houses League and Cup: HK Bank 3 Chartered Bank 2; Mercantile Bank 4 Metal Box 0: Bramtoco walkover from Wearnes. Huffs Runny Rmiph Hvimdahl 1 J •""T Ksoecv.sißCiurAsS \'RjAa. r****s -mm Mi I J A-rV* U SOON AS I STOP C *T /L >^ MAYBE89 words
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Article395 1963-09-05 17 Epsom Jeep - RACING by SINGAPORE, Wed.— A field of the best 15 or 16 stayers in the country will contest the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cup over lOf at Bukit Timah on Sept. 15. Prospects will depend a great deal on the going —fast at present but likely395 words
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460 1963-09-05 17 Gymkhana acceptors Rees leads qualifiers for British match play rVJINBUROH. Wed.— Dai Reea Cj dropped oy Wales for the Canada Cup in Paris next month, led the field by four strokes at the end of the .inholes stroke-play qualifying test for the British match play golf championship which begin* today460 words
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Article, Illustration78 1963-09-05 17 THE ball hits the roof of the net far out of reach of Birmingham City's falling goalkeeper Colin Withers as a penalty taken by Fulham outside-left Trevor Chamberlain scores Fulham's winning goal in the 54th minute of the First Division match at Craven Cottage, London, on Saturday.78 words
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Article197 1963-09-05 17 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Wednesday MANCHESTER United, the English F.A. Cup holders, are setting a hot pace in the First Division 1 of the League. Last night they went to Ipswich and thrashed their hosts 7—2 to follow up their s—l victory over League champions EvertonReuter - 197 words
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461 1963-09-05 17 Warwick must win last match to be 2nd CRICKET LONDON, Wed.— Rain and saturated pitches caused six of yesterday's first-class cricket matches in England to be abandoned. Not a ball could be bowled In the three-day fixture at Bournemouth between Hampshire and Warwickshire. So WarwlcKshire must win their final matchReuter - 461 words
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Article363 1963-09-05 17 T^EW YORK, Wed. 11 Top-seeded Chuck McKinley, playing with his back encased in a special corset to protect a torn lumbar muscle. won his third round match in the CJnited States lawn tennis championships at Forest Hills yesterday The American holder of the Wimbledon titleReuter - 363 words
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224 1963-09-05 17 DERAK scored a notable success at table tennis 1 last night when they beat the visiting Thailand team by s—o at the St. Johns Ambulance Associa- tlon Hall here. The tourists gained consolation In the women's match which they won 3-0. This Is the224 words
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Advertisement188 1963-09-05 17 jA c new Ferranti MINICLIP VoftAmmeter extends the range of F*franti instruments and provides KfS^t'fl r^ttM^M^Mk pocket instrument of great versart* I hiil H as^ r °P erare > fhis modem V instrument has eight ranges corn-* If B^l H^'-^*'-\*'-<^* -?.-'f'-^*'Av > > -•v-v>'-- i -\^n-j if iVI im. Hs^ioiiii188 words
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Article, Illustration826 1963-09-05 18 R. CHANDRAN - OPPOSITION LEADERS GREET NEWS OF POLL WITH BITTER ATTACKS ON GOVT: SINGAPORE ALLIANCE TO CONTEST ALL 51 SEATS MOST political leaders here expect the Singapore Legislative Assembly general election to l>e held be Io r e the month is out. This follows the Government's sudden announcement826 words
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Article146 1963-09-05 18 KUCHING, Wednesday. TME Deputy Chief Minister. Mr. James Wong, said x today Sarawak is under no obligation to accept Singapore labour as a condition for receiving development loans. i Replying to criticism in the Council Negrt that Singapore would be allowed to provide 50 per centUPI - 146 words
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Article50 1963-09-05 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— Over ten Twist bands and 30 harmony singers will compete In the 'semifinals of three Twist competitions —the Twist band, the Twist and narmony sinzing to be held at me Happy World Stadium on Sept 27 at 830 pm Finals will be neld Uie following nig.it.50 words
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Article100 1963-09-05 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A new creche, which will be able to accept 120 children of poor working parents, has been completed on the Bukit Ho Swee fire site. It will be formally opened by Madam Chan Choy Siong (wife of the Minister for Home Affairs.100 words
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223 1963-09-05 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will not attend Sarawak's Malaysia celebrations in Kuching on Sept. 16 as originally planned. Instead, the Federation will be represented by the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. This223 words
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Article94 1963-09-05 18 Sixty-five gas workers on strike ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The t>s workers of Par East Oxygen and Actylene Company at Sunßei Way, seven miles from here, went on strike toaav over a demand for higher wages. The workers members of the National Union of Gas Workersdecided to take Industrial action when94 words
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Article26 1963-09-05 18 SINOAPORE. Wed.— Mr. John Mammen, Assemblyman for Telok Belangah this evening opened the (102,000 seven-classroom extension building of the Kampong Jagoh Primary School.26 words
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Article292 1963-09-05 18 LONDON. Wed. The recent advance In the stock markets gathered further momentum today. Leading Industrials often scored appreciable gains and there were numerous features elsewhere In the group. The rise was accentuated by a growing shortage of stock. Gilts attracted a modest demand and dated securities mostly292 words
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Article51 1963-09-05 18 LONDON, Wed. Spot l»Hd., Oct. 19«<id., Nov. 1915/l«d., Dec. 20 1/l«d.. Oct./ Dec. 1915/16 d.. Jan./ Mar. 20 5/16 d., AprVJune 20 7/18 d., July/Bept. 20Hd., Oct/ Dec. 20 9/lfld., Jan. Mar. 20 9/16 d cLf. Sept. 19 5/16 d., Oct. 19 7/16 d.. Nov. l»Hd. Tone: Quiet after51 words
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Article25 1963-09-05 18 LONDON. Wed. Buyers £911, sellers £913, Forward buyers £901 sellers £903. Settlement £918. Turnover a.m. SS tons p.m. 25 tons. Tone: Quiet and easier.25 words
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186 1963-09-05 18 Lee assured: Allowances will not be an issue GINCi A PORK. Wed. The Pri ni c Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today held a meeting with representatives of two trade unions representing Government civil servants on the question of the restoratii o n of the variable allowances for the period186 words
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222 1963-09-05 18 VESSELS AGROUND MAY BE THE HONG KONG CONVOY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Royal Navy today received an unconfirmed report that three vessels, with British and Chinese crews, had been sighted aground in the region of the Indonesian-owned Natuna group of islands about 325 miles north-east of Singapore. A Royal Navy spokesmanReuter - 222 words
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Article, Illustration120 1963-09-05 18 AN ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE AT AGE OF 38 SINGAPORE. Wed Supt. Tan Teck Khim (above) has been promoted to Assistant Commissioner. Mr. Tan. 38. is believed to be the youngest officer to hold this rank in the history of the Singapore Police Force. He joined the force as a120 words
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Article49 1963-09-05 18 MOSCOW. Wed. The polar Ice caps of Mars actually are of ice or snow, the official news a,gency Tass said today. Tass reported on findings by Soviet scientists from the observations of the Russian "Mars-1" rocket which passed near the red planet earlier this year.49 words
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Miscellaneous44 1963-09-05 18 TJIGHEST and lowest tempera tures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur Pfl 75 i Kota Bhaiu 90 73 P«n-m 86 75 i Ipr.h 90 73* Malacca 88 72 Singapore 88 7744 words
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