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Title Section20 1963-10-14 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times flew Estd. 1845. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 35220 words
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Article, Illustration209 1963-10-14 1 'Clarify Malaysia stand' ESSENTIAL FOR GOVERNMENT TO KNOW OPPOSITION LEADERS' VIEWS TO DETERMINE THEIR PATRIOTISM TO MALAYSIA TEMERLOH, Sunday fUN ABDUL Razak today challenged opposition leaders to make clear their stand on the state of preparedness against Indonesia. He said he failed to understand why they opposed Malaysia.209 words
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355 1963-10-14 1 PMIP: We will continue to oppose Malaysia I/- UAL A LUMPUR, 1V Sun.— The PanMalayan Islamic Party will continue to oppose Malaysia. This was stated tonight by the party's legal adviser. Wan Mustapha bin Haji Ali, who is also an M.P., after an eight-hour meeting of the PMIP central executive355 words
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Article572 1963-10-14 1 SOBSI DEMAND ON TROOPS REJECTED JAKARTA, Sunday. THK Jakarta Governor, Brig. Gen. Sumarno, lias turned down the demand of the Communist-dominated Trade Union Federation (Sobsi) for the withdrawal of army troops from Jakarta. The Governor told the Jakarta legislative body last night that "military assistance was still needed in Jakarta572 words
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Article40 1963-10-14 1 MIAMI (Florida). Sun.—Hurricane Flora caused more than 1.000 deaths in Cuba, a communique from the office of Prime Minister Fidel Castro said today. The killer hurricane left 5.000 dead br missing in Haiti on Thursday.—Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration656 1963-10-14 1 Spotlight turns on Lord Home, the 'Middle Man' I ONDON, Sun.— The spotlight turned overnight on Lord Home, the Foreign Secretary, as a possible successor to Mr. Macmillan. This is the latest development in the bitter pbwer struggle in the Conservative Party. The war of succession was touched off byReuter - 656 words
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155 1963-10-14 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian soccer team will not leave tomorrow as scheduled to compete in the Aga Khan Cup tournament in Dacca, East Pakistan. The cancellation was ordered today by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, v. hen he learned that an Indonesian155 words
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613 1963-10-14 1 CHOU SAYS IT AGAIN: PEKING, Sunday. MR. CHOU En r Lai. Communist Chinese Prime Minister, said here that those who thought they might use differences between the Chinese and Soviet Communist parties to deal with China and Russia separately would be disappointed. The Prime Minister613 words
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Article58 1963-10-14 1 JAKARTA, Sun. Thirty-six Australian women and children— the families of Embassy staff returned by air from Singapore today after a 28-hour journey via Bangkok to comply with Indonesia's ban on direct travel from Malaysia. The families were evacuated from Jakarta last month in the wake ofUPI - 58 words
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Article34 1963-10-14 1 TOKYO. Sun. A brief earthquake rumbled through Tokyo tonight for about 15 seconds. Minor shocks were felt in downtown Tokyo, but there were no in» mediate reports of damage*. UPI.UPI - 34 words
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Article38 1963-10-14 1 VATICAN CITY. Sun. Pope Paul today asked for prayers for the victims of the Vaiont dam and other recent disasters when he bestowed the apostolic blessing on about 30.000 gathered in St. Peter's Square. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article235 1963-10-14 1 THE General Assembly President, Mr. Carlos Rodriguez of Venezuela, has appointed .Afghanistan, Brazil, Ceylon, Costa Rica, Dahomey, Morocco and Nepal as a fact-finding mission to investigate Buddhist persecution charges against the Government of South Vietnam. Mr. Rodriguez said the mission would leave as soon as235 words
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139 1963-10-14 1 EXCITING NEW CARS AT BIG BRITISH SHOW ONDON, Sun. Several exciting new cars including a dream car designed by former champion racing driver Stirling Moss are due to be unveiled when the diamond jubilee motor show opens at Earls' Court here on Wednesday. New British models to be announced on139 words
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193 1963-10-14 1 'Final victory' claim by Ben Bella ALGIERS, Sun.—President Ben Bella of Algeria last night claimed final victory over the Kabyjie rebels and offered to discuss the frontier crisis with the Moroccans. He said the leaders of the Kabylie revolt, M. Houne Ait Ahmed and Col. Mohand, would be arrested. HeReuter - 193 words
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Article23 1963-10-14 1 MOON FLIGHT MEXICO CITY, Son. Russia will send a man to moon next year, space* man Tori Gagarin said here.— Renter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration280 1963-10-14 2 INDIA'S 'SINISTER DESIGNS' IN TRYING TO GET U.N. SEAT FOR PEKING £HINA said yesterday that there were ''sinister designs'' in India's bid to get her a seat in the United Nations. New China News Agency .•-aid this in a broadcast, monitored In Tokyo,Reuter; UP - 280 words
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181 1963-10-14 2 Former Mau Mau men reappear in Kenya— as the "Weeping Kamaus' \y \\ikobi. Sun. A new African terrorist group is operating in Kenya, which becomes independent soon. The rroup. called the "Weeping Kamaus" is said to have caused concern among security chiefs. Members are drawn chiefly from former Mau MauUPI - 181 words
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Article91 1963-10-14 2 UNITED NATIONS. Sun. Somalia has accused Britain of "usurping" the Northern Frontier district bordering on Kenya, and asked that the territory be returned. Ambassador Mohammed All Daar told the General Assembly on Friday that the people of the district should have a right tn self-determination, just as anyUPI - 91 words
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153 1963-10-14 2 I Watch for raft man, pilots told SYDNEY, Sun. Airline pilots on Trans-Paciflc flights have been alerted to watch for William Willis, a 70-year-old American attempting to sail a raft from Peru to Australia. The request was made by Willis 1 wife Tess. of Los Angeles. His raft had notReuter - 153 words
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286 1963-10-14 2 The Press in Ceylon faces take-over threat r»OLOMBO, Sun. The Government has launched another committee to investigate Ceylon's Press, whose owners have been side-stepping for the past two years attempts to control or take them over. The new three-member commission will Inquire into newspaper ownership and changes for providing "broaderUPI - 286 words
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Article41 1963-10-14 2 KABUL. Sun. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev arrived here yesterday, for a five-day state visit to Afghanistan. He told Kinp Mohammad Zahir and others in the welcoming delegation he hoped his visit would strenghen relations between the two countries.41 words
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Article132 1963-10-14 2 CHINA'S MiGs SHORT OF SPARES WASHINGTON, Sun. Half of China's Jet air force is grounded for lack of Russianmade spare parts, the Washington Star said yesterday. The newspaper quoted "Far East intelligence reports" and I talk heard by one of Its reporters during a recent visit to Formosa "Thus theReuter - 132 words
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131 1963-10-14 2 The 'Socialist' label means jail for three Sun.— Three politicians were arrested here last night for calling presidential candidate Lt.-Gen. Park Chung Hee's Republican Democratic Party a "Socialist Party." Two of the men, picked up by the secret police, are former members of the Korean National Assembly. They are theUPI - 131 words
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Article102 1963-10-14 2 THE HAGUE, Sun. Queen Juliana, Prince Bernhard and Crown Princess Beatrix will pay a state visit to Thailand front Oct. 15-22. it was officially announced here today. They will arrive in Bangkok b» air on Oct. 15 and will be greeted by King Bhumibol and Queen102 words
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101 1963-10-14 2 JAKARTA. Sun. An advance party of Communist China's delegation to the forthcoming "Games of the New Emerging Forces (Ganefo) have arrived here. The 19-member party Is composed of coaches, journalists and an observer. They have already held a meeting with Ganefo ofll- cials toReuter - 101 words
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Miscellaneous33 1963-10-14 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby MOMQf/.TUeU*/ 1 \MOHHD*t, IWMXDAJ. MKM fr *N^ /VAX* ur fseoinei m aftc* ewiin &€oooe. ©clock- wcvgyft*xev j/^T'—'x ftur rrfc *tv i I mmyJf rri OH.V > I •ATtWOAY OfPJ33 words
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Article, Illustration181 1963-10-14 3 The on-off-on marriage of Jane Wyman is off once more OOLLYWOOD, Sun. n Actress Jane Wyman and her husband, musical composer Fred Karger, have separated. He said yesterday that he and his wife have been living apart for the past month and that chances fur a reconciliation appeared slim. Miss181 words
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208 1963-10-14 3 YEW YORK, Sun. Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York yesterday challenged extreme right- wing Senator Barry Goldwater to a series I of debates on how the Republican Party could best deal with the vital issues of the day. Earlier Mr. Rockefeller IUPI - 208 words
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Article, Illustration230 1963-10-14 3 I ONDON, Sun. Lord Hailsham's decision to relinquish his peerage and to seek election to the House of Commons has produced several problems. The s€-year-old contender for the office of Primi Minister and Conservative Party leader cannot hope to achieve hisReuter - 230 words
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Article28 1963-10-14 3 BUENOS AIRES, Bun. Dr. Arturo U. Illla. a leading country physician turned politician, was sworn In as President of Argentina yesterday. He announced economic reforms. U.P.L28 words
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333 1963-10-14 3 U.S. CONVOY ENTERS BERLIN AFTER 31-HOUR BLOCKADE DERLIN, Sun. Rus- sian troops allowed an American army convoy into West Berlin yesterday after blocking it for 31 hours at Babelsberg on the outskirts of the city. Inside a ring of armoured trucks and soldiers. The Russians wanted the American soldiers toReuter - 333 words
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Article60 1963-10-14 3 ROME. Sun. Dr. Fidel Castro has written his first book. "Cuba: 10 years of War and Revolution." It will be published in Milan next year by Giangiacomo Feltrinelli. who first published Boris Pasternak's "Dr. Zhiva;o" in 1957. It will contain excerpts from Dr. Castro's diaryReuter - 60 words
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360 1963-10-14 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. RUSSIA has released two American citizens accused of espionage in exchange for two Russians who were to have stood trial on spy charges in New York. The Russians, Ivan D. Egorov, 41, a Sovietborn personnel officer for the U.N.Reuter - 360 words
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180 1963-10-14 3 BLACKPOOL, Sun— Mr. Henry Brooke, Britain's Home Secretary, said here yesterday that he was in favour of compensation for victims of crime and violence. He was replying to the final debate, wlndim? up the annual Conservative Party conference. Commenting on a resolution180 words
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275 1963-10-14 3 Claim that Russian scientist has 'created life' jI|OSCOW, Sun. A a Soviet scientist appears to have obtained living organisms from non-living substances for the first time in history, according to an article in the youth newspaper, Komsomolskaya Pravda. It said Dr. Vaslli Kalinenko. director of the micro-biological laboratory in theReuter - 275 words
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410 1963-10-14 4 JESSELTON, Sunday. TRADK between Tawau (Sabah) and Indonesia continued to suffer from an increasing number of piratical attacks on vessels engaged in the trade last year, said the annual report of the Department of Trade and Customs published today. "These attacks take place well410 words
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352 1963-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The secretary-gen-eral of the United Peoples Party, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, said tonight that the UPP was now the only "genuine nationalist party of the left" in Singapore. Mr. Ong was speaking to a large gathering of party members at352 words
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Article, Illustration35 1963-10-14 4 MR. AND MRS. Stephen Leong Tong Seng, after their marriage in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Leong is on the staff of the Straits Times. The bride is the former Miss Mary Yue Lai Chun.35 words
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Article144 1963-10-14 4 FREE FILM SHOWS FOR THIS WEEK SINGAPORE. Sun. The Held section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week commencing tomorrow. All shows will begin at 7 p.m. and short talks on current topics will be given by the field officers144 words
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Article51 1963-10-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Malaysian Army Medicai OfHi-er. Capt. K. N. Noiuney. will attend the 13th Pacific Air Force Medical Conference to be held in the Philipplns lrom Oci. 28-30. The conference, organised by the United States Air Force, will be attended by delegates from various Asian51 words
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Article199 1963-10-14 4 ic From Page One injunction declaring Malaysia null and void, was still pending. "It is not over," he said. Wan Mustapha said that the PMIP was prepared to accept any challenge from the Central Government to carry out an "assessment" to ascertain whether the199 words
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Article326 1963-10-14 4 THK following In today schedule of civil aircraft movement* at Pajra. Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Melbourne. Krmirwin (BA 71H) 7.30 p.m.; from London. Dusweldorf. Mtnntiul. A.bada:i. Homhny. Colombo. Kuala Lumpur iRA TMI 1.3S p.m. Pan-American: Krom San Krnnns•o. !.<•» AimriK. Honolulu. Manila. PA M>)326 words
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174 1963-10-14 4 Inche Yusof praises St. John -Brigade QINGAPORE, Sun. i The Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, was impressed tonight by the demonstration given by the St. John Ambulance Brigade at their first aid competition at Happy World Stadium. The standard of performance they displayed was very high, he said,174 words
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Article187 1963-10-14 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. rpHE Industrial Workers' Union has accused the management of the strike-bound Ben and Co. Ltd., in Kuching Road with causing obstruction to its pickets and throwing away its strike posters. < The union said a report' had been made to the police187 words
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Article109 1963-10-14 4 DIPHTHERIA AND POLIO JABS TODAY SINGAPORE, Sat. A maternal and child health services mobile team will visit eight centres in the City area beginning on Monday to immunise children against polio and diphtheria. The team will visit each centre between 9.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. The centres wjth dates in109 words
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101 1963-10-14 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The YMCA Sceneshifters are appealing (or singers for their production of "Amahl and the Night Visitors." to be staged at the Victoria Theatre from Dec. 19 to 21. The producer, Mrs. Elma Thwaites. said: "'The principals for this production have been selected. However,101 words
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Article95 1963-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A police supervisee, Wong Kok Leng, 23. of Johore Road, was this evening stabbed to death in front of Selegie House. Selegie Road. He had a wound in the stomach. Two hours later another man, Woon Tarn Siong, 27, of Bukit Timah Road was95 words
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Advertisement369 1963-10-14 4 a ORGANISATION ■OI»i:\A TODAY. 110.m.. 1.45. 4. 6 30 30 p.m. Univcrsol-lnternotionol prespnti SSOTfiJ Z MURPHY CROWLEY DttKE Bt3tJ(|LiiiHLJ| ■\OW NIIOWIX. 11 a.m., 1.45, 4, 6 30 9.15 p.m.g jacKLemmon. LeenemiCK- "DavsoFvume* anoßOses'F]; g cmnwt. WARNER BROS IBlfl fj NEXT CHANGE! BMMttiiMWMLkJMM Shirley Jones Gig Ycunq Red Bu'tons Carolyn K-inei369 words
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208 1963-10-14 5 National Museum has had *****0 visitors I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1Y —More than 134,000 people have visited the National Museum here since it was opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on Aug. 31. The Director of Museums. Mr J. J Lowry, said this large turn-out compared favourably with attendance at museums208 words
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Article67 1963-10-14 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— An R.A.F. Shacklcton aircralt of No. 205 Squadron, based at Changi. is talcing part in a big rescue exercise at Hong Kong from tomorrow to Saturday. The exercise, called Fragrant Harbour, will also involve R.A.F urcraft based at Hong Kong, helicopters of the Hong Kong67 words
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154 1963-10-14 5 Replanting loans: Register soon, says -board- KUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Sun. Smallholders, who wish to apply for grants to replant their old rubber, were today reminded that they must register their names soon. A statement by the Rubber Industry Replanting Board said the register of applications for replanting grants next year,154 words
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Article, Illustration38 1963-10-14 5 INSPECTOR KHAW MIANG HUA, of Port Dickson, fifth son of Mr. and Mrs. Khaw Chu Hao, and Miss Suzie Low Slew Choo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Low Ching Lee, who were married recently in Seremban.38 words
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289 1963-10-14 5 THE NEED FOR CO-ORDINATED RESEARCH KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rE Malaysian Government should set up a national council to carry out Government research and co-ordinate private research under the next flve-year development plan. This call is made by the latest edition of Mercury, the magazine of the Telecommunications Department It says:289 words
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97 1963-10-14 5 Protest by disappointed teenagers PENANG. Sun. Over 1,000 disappointed teen-agers booed wtien the Suklyaki Tamurel show, at the Penan g Chinese Girls' High School, was cancelled last night because the organisers had not obtained a police permit for the performance. The teenagers had packed the hall in anticipation of seeing97 words
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Article68 1963-10-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Syed Zalnal Abldin bin Hussein was today elected chairman of the ExServices Association. Selangor branch, for the fourth successive year. Other officials are Mr. A I Howe vice-chairman >, Walgrens Ltd. (secretaries aad treasurers), and committee: Mr. M.G. Spragge. PltLt. Kirpal Singh. Inchp Zakarla68 words
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Article22 1963-10-14 5 BANTING. Sun— The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Church here will be held at Telok Datolc on Oct. 2022 words
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114 1963-10-14 5 PARIT Bl STAR. Sun. Police seized a sampan laden with about 520.U00 worth of patent medicine and textiles, on which duty had n.it been paid, at Kuala Kurau yesterday. Two youths in the s-impan jumped into the river and escaped in a mangrove swamp. Acting114 words
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Article192 1963-10-14 5 STEADY COPRA PRICE FORECAST 1 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Prices of copra and coconut oil will remain steady in the foreseeable future, according to a statement by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation released here today. This observation was made by the FAO Group on Coconut and Coconut Productions which192 words
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Miscellaneous48 1963-10-14 5 Buytt Bunny Bff Ralph Heintdahl J i \P /COMIN IUPl UP, > riVE YTHrfe AlNT^j I JUST A A I HOWABOUT TAKIN' A LOOK /C~~7~~rTZT7 rvl^ ER L^ GOT to q roonTiN minute, Vat this carpen hose i VWASHEZ^AHO^i3^~IPri JWWV A MAJ LSA LE Ki^X^/M J GOT ON Pic^lJ^^/48 words
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Article, Illustration1996 1963-10-14 6 NOEL WHITCOMB - This duel is NOT a feud, says Piggett NOEL WHITCOMB TWO brilliant jockeys Australia's Scobie Breasley, aged 49, and England's Lester Piggott, aged 27, are battling neck and neck for the Jockeys' Championship. Breasley is leading by a short head (163 winners this season) against Piggott's 160. But in a1,996 words
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197 1963-10-14 7 A tug o' war over $3,500, then trader is slashed by dagger thug TPOH, Sun. A father and son were praised by the Ipoh police today for their "courageous act" in resisting an armed robber in front of their fruit shop in Foo Choo Choon Street here last night. The197 words
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100 1963-10-14 7 51 ARRESTED IN RAID ON 'HOUSE OF THE LOCKED DOORS' IPOH, Sun. Fiftyone people, 26 of them women, were arrested by police yesterday evening in a gambling raid in a house in Anderson Road here. All the doors Into the hou^e were locked. The police scaled the back wall and100 words
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Article26 1963-10-14 7 KLANG. Sun. A mother of four. Nagamah Krishnan. 43, was killed when a lorry knocked her down in Kuala Langat Road here yesterday.26 words
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305 1963-10-14 7 WORK on a multimillion dollar scheme to lay a second pipeline from the Klang Gates dam to the Bukit Nanas filtration plant to meet the growing water needs of the Federal capital is to start soon. Tenders for the giant project, which is305 words
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Article57 1963-10-14 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. M. P. D. Nair. a barrister, was admitted to the Singapore Bar by Mr. Jus-: tice Tan Ah Tan In the High Court on Friday. Mr. Natr calied to the Bar at Middle Temple, London, in February this year, was an assemblyman and57 words
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124 1963-10-14 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. rpHE Boys' Brigade battalion in Singapore has become independent after 33 years of control by the parent body in Britain. "We now form part of the Boys' Brigade in Malaysia and have assumed a new proud status as a national youth movement,"124 words
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372 1963-10-14 7 rpHE National Union of Government Clerical Workers is to send a memorandum to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, because it claims "Government has been soft-pedalling the vital issue of the General Clerical Service examination for the past two years."372 words
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Article80 1963-10-14 7 IPOH, Sun. Cars belonging to Mr. Yau Thin Yoon, 31. a clerk, and Mr. Koon Fouk Weng, 40, a car salesman, were stolen from .different places here last night. Mr. Yau left his car at the Rex Theatre car park about 6.10 p.m. and on his80 words
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Miscellaneous327 1963-10-14 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. It may not De yours, but 9. Unsteady gre<Hin«? (9). you'd better keep it! (6). 10. Obey these, first and last. If 8. Step up (4). corpulence is needed (5). 14. Harsh behaviour may some--11 This leg movement is more how arouse a person's ire327 words
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Article, Illustration360 1963-10-14 8 Cheah to stay on as Kedah MCA chief M.C.A. YOUTHS TOLD: 'DON'T WASH DIRTY LINEN IN PUBLIC ALOR STAR, Sunday. SENATOR Dato Cheah Toon Lok said here today he was staying in office as president of the Kedah State Malayan Chinese Association "not for any personal glory or selfinterest, but360 words
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Article, Illustration177 1963-10-14 8 PAHANG WARNS ANTI-MALA YSIA OUTSIDERS rpHE Mentri Besar of Pahs x bin Ungku Haji Abd State Government would outside forces entering the minds of the people again* He said that Pahang welcomed people from outside the State, provided they lived peacefully and without causing any disturbance. Da to Wan Abdul177 words
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Article31 1963-10-14 8 BENTONO. Sun.— Work on a $1.5 million secondary school at the second mile Bentong-Kuala Lumpur road is expected to be completed at the end of this year.31 words
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268 1963-10-14 8 OAHAU, Sun. Mr. T. P. D. Nair, general secretary of the AllMalayan Estates Staff Union, said yesterday that there were a "few recalcitrant employers who are not interested in the country's welfare or the workers and should be treated as persona non268 words
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Article260 1963-10-14 8 J^UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Technical service officers from all local and overseas offices financed by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board will, meet tomorrow here up to Oct. 26 to discuss how technical services to natural rubber consumers can be expanded and improved. Organised by the Rubber Research260 words
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Miscellaneous102 1963-10-14 8 AOeff O»p Mix V.T. HawnOm I NOW UX»C,FBU>S...ME AN* UTTLE CHARLEY'S 1 J-f 1 ~*.>A WST^&H. WG CHARLEY, OVA 3** ~TTU. PBDBXY BE I I <SOT SOME BUSINESS UP COUMTWY... SO IT'S 1 JtJ THINK ITS SAFE TO X OH, I WC3ULDMT A U3NO TIME lla V LIP TVCXJ TO102 words
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Article, Illustration1976 1963-10-14 9 PROFESSOR UNGKU AZIZ - Special problems in our world PROFESSOR UNGKU AZIZ TEXT OF AN INAUGURAL LECTURE: FIRST OF FOUR PARTS m phical area. However, it is not quite so simple to Indicate the rural areas of Malaysia. As a first approximation we might say that the people living outside the towns or areas1,976 words
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Advertisement266 1963-10-14 9 it iir ir iHKbH lll6iisfti3^§ißimr I ULi I— wii^^BWPHHB I pfliwrMTl 'JT ,13~l*kPT W^ I S' I i* -U > vf'f*<»«»»<< <) I I I lIF nKJJHMMT aT I W ft T B~" IB ft I iSmL^HK^^ >wo Door Refrigerator-Freezer < 111 11/ I hß|[^^ Automatic Defrost Zero Degree Frteter266 words
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Advertisement80 1963-10-14 9 GOOD FOR YOU Guinness Wolf Stout is good for women as well as men. It is a very valuable source of energy for the housewife with a family and for those women who work in offices during the day and return home to do their own daily housework in the80 words
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Article64 1963-10-14 10 t* Warit Sl* (Mimlmmm) OR. ANS) MRS. Lian Kook Nyean .Ins hie preaeots and telegrams or xniratulatlons on the r» ration of 'heir marriage on S-10-63. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Ong Raj Hln of lU. Eng Hoon Street. Singapore thank relatives, fellow Church i.emben and friends for64 words
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Article247 1963-10-14 10 Word, SI* < Minim,,*- INSIST ON Iresh frozen milk, from M. inter dairies, Australia. RVVITA the bread In biscuit form specially recommended for expectant RMMMH because it contains valuable minerals and vitamin K. the Baba Karam SinKh Sikh Temple. OctbI Hoopital Ground, have very < fivmiily donated $50.00 to247 words
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Article744 1963-10-14 10 At last the International Tin Council looks like speaking it* mind. It is to ask the Americat Government for a firm under- standing on disposals from tinstockpile, and wants to send a team to Washington for discussions at a mutually convenient early date. This is a<744 words
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Article370 1963-10-14 10 Of Tun Abdul Razak's two portfolios, that of defence necessarily has first claim on his time and energies in these day? of confrontation. The Minister has emphasised, however, that Ihe will not neglect his rural development responsibilities liowever pressing may be the the problems of expanding thp370 words
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Article133 1963-10-14 10 The Education Minister's pdvice to secondary schoof students to take science and I other technical subjects will be well received. But only haii the task of strengthening the nations resources in trained technical manpower can bt accomplished by students am! I their parents. Though the preference for white133 words
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1296 1963-10-14 10 JAPAN: A brave new society in the making THE great expatriate novel of Tokyo has ye«t to be written. The years of western presence in this city have produced only oddments, a few works that hove*r uneasily between novel and travelogue. The expatriate communities that flourished in Paris and Berlin1,296 words
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Article, Illustration13 1963-10-14 10 "It isn't fair she's being allowed to try on the crown already V*13 words
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LETTERS
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Article170 1963-10-14 10 EPF probe into withdrawal claims r ITH reference to the letter by "Contributor" <S.T. Oct. 5) it is not true to say that all members who wish to withdraw on medical ground* are put to any expense or are necessarily asked to go to Kuala Lumpur. Tin 1 facts are170 words
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Letter44 1963-10-14 10 Dog law I SUGGEST that dog lovers should strive to bring about a law whereby nobody will be allowed to own a dog unless he is certified as a fit and proper person with the means to cater for its needs edequately. T.A.M. Singapore.44 words
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Letter58 1963-10-14 10 Long wait IT la time the Trengganu State Government inquired into the work —or lack of it—carried out at the land office. The increased volume of work brought about by the various urban and rural development projects is not disputed. Yet to take one and a half years to register58 words
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Letter53 1963-10-14 10 JN reply to the letter (S.T. Oct. 5) from "Interested". I am to say that the Bentong Town Council has no "fixed deposits in the Employees Provident Fund"' and this expression has no meaning. The Employees Provident Fund Is a lender and not a borrower. H.S. ROBINSON Manager. Employees Provident53 words
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Advertisement421 1963-10-14 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT 2* Were 1 SIM (Mm.) VOUTM FOR CHRIST Rally. Victoria Memorial H.ill. Friday 18th October. 7 .1(1 p.m. Featuring VFC Club*; Quln I'ontm. Uuest speaker. Mr. Chan Wan Twk. You are warmly welcome. OVERSEAS lEAVE fit W»rd.i M rWte.l Bex it ctf. «zrre WELL ESTABLISHED Gue»t421 words
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Advertisement42 1963-10-14 10 PHILIPS SALES AND SERVICE teggdj i'. 1 REFRIGERATOR f i. Model ha- 2440 Capacity 8.5 cv.ft I List Price $895 00 I S s Showroom facilities •-xirndrd until 8.30 p.m. rurpt Sundays ALLIED RADIO 5 160 CLEMENCE»U AVENUE v SINGAPORE. Tel *****42 words
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Advertisement83 1963-10-14 10 fc^^°* T^^^^*A I (v> v f J jy jj j l-vs^ (w*\ mHMm 9ftW brjnd«d foods trm b*ing ierved f» fwmtt (deluding V.l.rVi) at iociil functions, wher* quality not pric* matters the moM With living standards rising throughout Malaysia. S*t¥ foods are naturally choice of the majority of houw*.»ti, and83 words
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210 1963-10-14 11 Pesta cash for families of two who died —in crash— DENANG, Sun. The chairman of the Penang Umno Pesta Malaysia Committee, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, will visit the families, of two Radio Malaya personalities killed in a motor crash last month to hand over cash donations. "I'll give Uiem efich a210 words
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Article45 1963-10-14 11 BACHOK, Sun. The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T. Sambanthan. today opened the new post office here casting $49,--000. Tomorrow he will declare open two more new post offices in Pasir Puteh and Tanah Merah. also in Kelantan.45 words
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351 1963-10-14 11 |(lALA LUMPEJR, Sun. The Union of Forest Employees is to ask the Government not to grant benefits derived through negotiations between the union and the Government to nonunion members of the Forest Department. A resolution to this effect was unanimously adopted at the351 words
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193 1963-10-14 11 FUALA LUMPUR, Sim. The Straits Times Group today received a total of $702 as contributions toward i the Flood Relief Fund. This brings the total so i far to 56.?02.10. The hiphest donation of $187 1 came from the staff of Robin- son and Co.193 words
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175 1963-10-14 11 Malacca's 'Limbo Goh' breaks the world record KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A 15-year-old boy from Malacca broke the world record for the Limbo Rock when he got under the eight-inch hurdle at the Stadium Negara here last night. The boy, Gilbert Goh. achieved this after two attempts He was demonstrating the175 words
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119 1963-10-14 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Government Storekeepers' Union has withdrawn from the Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees and the Singapore Civil Service Staff Side Council. In a statement, the union I said It had decided to cancel Its affiliation to these two organisations because119 words
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57 1963-10-14 11 Agus becomes 'Cliff Richard of Malaya' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— lnche Agus Sallm was named "Cliff Richard of Malaya" when he won the singing competition held at the Stadium Negara here last night. A teenage band called the "Streamlads." from Malacca, won the title "The Shadows of Malaya." Both competitions were57 words
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Article69 1963-10-14 11 IPOH. Sun. While Chonn Vim. 20. a farmer, and hi* family were busy in their vegetable garden at the 4th mile Kuala Kanesar Road here yesterday, thieves broke Into their house about a mile away and stole $500 cash and Jewellery. Chong told the police he and69 words
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Article71 1963-10-14 11 SINGAPORE. oun.- About 40 Government officials, businessmen, clergymen and Journalists from the United States. Britain. Western Europe, Scandinavia. Egypt and India flew here today by Air India on the last leg of the airline's Inaugural flight from New York to Singapore. The party will be71 words
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Article67 1963-10-14 11 Dance on unit's 21st birthday IPOH. Sun— The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers of the Queen's Royal Irish Hussars celebrated the unit's 21st anniversary with a dance at the sergeants' mess In the Ashby Road camp here last night. Among the 150 officers, sergeants and their wives present were Lt67 words
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Article43 1963-10-14 11 MXJAR. Sun. A 30-year-old Upper. Nehru so Murugesu, was today committed to the High Court for trial on a charge of rape He was charged with raping See Ah Fatt. 25. at the Bekok Rubber Estate. Tangkak. on June 4.43 words
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Article, Illustration247 1963-10-14 11 T^E first batch oi 1 50 recruits for the Malaysia Rangers arrived here today in the Raja Brooke from Sarawak. Most are Ibans with a sprinkling of Malays. A British Army landing craft took them off the ship in Singapore Harbour. Later247 words
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376 1963-10-14 11 'INDONESIANS NOW CONFRONT SOEKARNO' THE Johore Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, said today that though President Soekarno was having a confrontation with Malaysia, the people of Indonesia were themselves having a confrontation with President Soekarno. Dato Haji Hassan was ad- i 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. dressing a376 words
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Article333 1963-10-14 11 RADIO SINGAPORE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 476 metres SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41 metres A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.15 News; 7 .20 Breakfast Bul.etin; 7 JO Op And About; 8.15 News; 8.20 Up And About; 9.00 Close Down; 11.00 Programme Summary; And Paris Start ime: 11.30 Travel333 words
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Article84 1963-10-14 11 6.10 pjn. Test Pattern and music; 6.30 Opening and programme summary In all languages; 6.35 Sooty; 6.45 Everglades; 7.15 Expedition, Shark Island; 7.45 News and Newsreel In Chinese; 8.05 I'm Dickens, He's Fenster; 8.3* niutrated Talk In English; IM Jazz Scene. U.S.A.; 9.15 News and Newsreel In English;84 words
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242 1963-10-14 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Naval Base Labour Union said today it would not call off its strike, in its seventh day today, until all its claims now In dispute had been settled by tho Admiralty. The union was replying to 'an Admiralty242 words
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227 1963-10-14 11 finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain, Stop* Itching as It Shrink* Hwmorrhntd* London (Special) For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop Itching, and reller* pain without surgery. in one haemorrbold case227 words
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Advertisement109 1963-10-14 11 BOVRIL BUILDS-UP YOUR HEALTH You can't beat Bovril as a rich. trustworthy source of red-blooded VLO- '< I i.'lwS energy. It comes from the concen- j^L ~r^— J JJJ^J ;|MI trateil NATURAL yoodness of beef- Tf^i^^S>- iiiJ-«-uv *'H one <>l the richest NATL'RAL sources i.^^^Etf^^H^fek^-Si of essential vitamins you need109 words
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Advertisement141 1963-10-14 11 I INVEST YOUR-/- -vB-i MONEY WITH FT^ 3 CONFIDENCE...\g^jT^ cd e p p e o n s PAN MALAYAN ""-FINANCE AND EARN WITH SAFETY 50/ INTEREST /o PER ANNUM Write today for our booklet "A SAi-E AND SOUND DEPOSIT" jiving full detail* of how easy it is to open a141 words
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500 1963-10-14 12 THE overwhelming General Assembly vote on the South African sabotage trials has brought U.N. pressure on Pretoria to such a pitch that South Africa's continued membership is open to question. It now appears only a matter of time before SouthReuter - 500 words
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102 1963-10-14 12 Super carrier proposal is rejected WASHINGTON. Sun. The I j Washington Post reported yester-j i day that the Secretary of Defence, Mr. Robert McNamara. has rejected a proposal by the U.S. Navy to build a nuclear-powered super aircraft carrier. The newspaper said that instead Mr. McNamara. has ruled In favour102 words
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201 1963-10-14 12 REPORTER SA YS 'NO' TO JUDGE: JAILED JOHANNESBURG. Sunday. A NEWSPAPER reporter was jailed for eight days yesterday for refusing to testify in a security trial. Martin Hall. 27. of the Johanneshburg Star, had been called to give evidence at the trial of the Rev. Arthur Blaxall. 27-year-old retired AnglicanReuter - 201 words
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165 1963-10-14 12 INSTANT POLYNESIA: A $1.5 MILLION CULTURAL CENTRE AIE (Oahu), Sun. A 15-acre Polynesian cultural centre, dedicated to the preservation of traditions and old ways of the people of the Pacific, was opened here yesterday. Hundreds of Polynesians of all types Samoans. Tongans, Fijians. Maoris and less well-known groups worked freeUPI - 165 words
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85 1963-10-14 12 LAS VEGAS. Sun— Singer Ed- 1 die Fisher told reporters yesterday he Is ready any time to glv» Elizabeth Taylor a divor<£. "It all depends on her, he said. "I have told my friends I can b« a divorced man in four hours.Reuter - 85 words
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Article68 1963-10-14 12 MANILA. Sun. —Mayor Pederico Mull (ft Dinaluplhan. In Bataan. now being held in Jail on a charge of murder, has announced he U running for re-election In the coming November polls. Mayor Mull is accused of having mauled a fanner tenant to death with theReuter - 68 words
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86 1963-10-14 12 LOS ANGELES, Sun. Film producer-director Albert Zugsmith yesterday filed a CSS 12.750.000 libel suit against actor George Nader. actress ray Spain and nine Philippine newspaper columnists and "motion picture personnel." Zucsmith. who directed the film "The Great Space adventure." starring Nader and Miss SpainUPI - 86 words
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304 1963-10-14 12 CYDNE* Sun. Dr. Bernard Bignold, a leading Australian psychiatrist. believes the Western world must produce an elite race and sterilise the unfit. One way to do it. he .say> in an article in the Mediral Journal of Australia, is to pay a bonus304 words
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Advertisement276 1963-10-14 12 Why m a favourite is a ill of Parker wt so many T- Ball people? f^P*^} R |C h or poor, no man can afford to make a bad investment. That JfT* is why so many people own a hM^^A fe**" Parker T-Ball ball pen. As a >H working tool,276 words
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Advertisement122 1963-10-14 12 Remove UGLY HAIR in minutes Nair removes every trace of unwanted hair under arm. or the face and legs, in minutes. Eliminates stubble caused by shaving, leaves skin smoother, lovelier. Nair proved m hospital tests. f NAIR CREAM America's* largest selling hair remover Available at all leading store* Ah-tshoo Ah122 words
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Article468 1963-10-14 13 New light on Taiping Rebellion THE TAIPING REBELLION. By J.C. Cheng (Hong Kong University Press. H.K. $30). By David Sze WESTERN accounts of the Taiping rebellion owe next to nothing to Chinese sources. Not that many Chinese sources are accessible. But it is remarkable that there are no accounts in468 words
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964 1963-10-14 13 Allington Kennard - Allington Kennard Reviewed by Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THE FATE OF THE EDSEL. By John Brooks. (GOLLANCZ 215.) MOST of us know what happened to Baby Jane. But how did it happen to Edsel? No car in all automobile history had better parents, a better pedigree, a964 words
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Advertisement272 1963-10-14 13 Til? 88/^-ygajLHE FINEST YEJji&g-2^^ C*-*lj»?-LONDON'S CHOICEST TOBACCO To smoke Balkan Sobranie is to enjoy the results of nearly a century of tobacco-making skill. Here is a rare blend of finest Virginian and mystic Yenidje enjoyed by generations of London's elite a tobacco you can smoke with pride as well as272 words
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Advertisement219 1963-10-14 13 America's favourite coffee AVAILABLE IN Maxwell house M INSTANT COFFEE \l Is still available in tins as well MfSSifi t to tUc LaM \^E 23 i NOW IS THE TIME I to take the DALE CARNEGIE COURSE for Men ono Women VJ| in Human Relations, Effective Speaking Leodership Troin.ng Posit-ve219 words
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Advertisement1878 1963-10-14 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATIONS are Invited for the following posts which are now vacant A) Four posts of Bookbinder for the library. QUALIFICATIONS: Must have experience in Bookbinding and passed at least Form II In an English School or equivalent. Salary Scale: $110x5-120/ 137.50x7.50-197.50 205x7.50-235. (B) Two posts1,878 words
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Advertisement920 1963-10-14 14 (Continurd from Pmge 10) SITUATIONS VACANT tt WordM St (Mt*.)—Box It eta, mwtn Wanted pan or fuu time Ctafk. Only those with Senior Cambrldtti Certificates with knowledge of Chlnesi need apply to Box A 6132, S.T., B'pore WANTED one cook/general unit snd one baby amah, European famllj two children. References920 words
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Advertisement1084 1963-10-14 14 ACCOMMODATION WANTED f Warm* SI (Mt*u>—Box It ota. mxtrm FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 3 or 4 bedrooms. District 9. 10 or 11. T>l: (B'pore) ***** *xU 219. HOUSE rurnlsbcd or unfurnished with 5-6 bedrooms wanted. Districts S. 10 11. Call sin. George (B'pore) *****. NAVAL OFFICER REQUIRES furDlshed bans«>low/bouM 3/4 bedrooms.1,084 words
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Advertisement1038 1963-10-14 14 TUITION tt Word* SS (Mtm.)—m*m It eta, txtrm ENGLISH GRADUATE 10 TearsTeaching Experience. Tel: (Spore) *****. TUITION ENGLISH LATIN Mathematics. Specially qualified teach British children. Box A 4003 S.T. Spore. MATHEMATICS CRAOUATIt 28 Years' experience Intensive preexaralnatlon revision elementary additional. Tel: (B'pore) *****. LONDON DRIVING SCHOOL Guiding Beginners to obtain1,038 words
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Advertisement987 1963-10-14 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE It WordM tS (Mlm.)-Box St eta. »xfra ALFA ROMIO GIULIA 1600 T.L 4 Doors Sedan and Spider, the high speed sports car specially designed for your driving pleasure. Enquiry: Guan Soon Transport Co. Ltd. H Anson Road. Spore. Tel: ***** A *****. ATTENTION H.M. FORCES: Changl Auto987 words
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Advertisement907 1963-10-14 14 PEST CONTROL RATS COCKROACHES HORNET* For prompt and efflclent aervice call THOMAS COWAN the white ant experts Tou have the pests; we klU'em SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR ***** or ***** SBM6/9 IPOH MALACCA PENANd 2663 403 ***** STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. tt Word* SS (Mln.) Box S* et*. txtrm TIRED* LET LAUREL907 words
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Advertisement1425 1963-10-14 15 TO LIVERPOOL t. *l Due S'oori Sails P. Sham Penang PYRRNUS I'leil. Out>"» tiauo* In Pt/Oct II Oct IT ADRASTUS L'PMI, Dubiin, Hamourg Cla. 13 Oct IS Oct 11/20 Oct 21 ufENOI uterpeil tpjajaaj Oct II Oct 22 Oct 23/2T Oct 21 ACHILLES mouth Hill. Moll KM Oct 17 Oct1,425 words
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Advertisement1244 1963-10-14 15 BSTtHE EAC LINES EaAk^fl »*»«a*PO«« «Tj«L»na>wj»»».J«iiMOi»iiia wmamo mElztxm&M I mii»m» icxai im>m»«i«> ».ouoi >•-.» injmma «m* I 7 MMWi nomhw mom eaa rtaoMtaan SAILINGS TO GENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEH, ANTWERP ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO, GOTHENBURG ANO COPENHAGEN. S'pon P. S'kaa Penan* "FAUTRIA" B) 11/21 Oct 24/27 Oct 21/2 B Oct1,244 words
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Advertisement1365 1963-10-14 15 M ENJ&tIJIME EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'pori P. S'nara Penang BEHUWER. «SSJL2*«»« BENAnn L'pml, Havrt, Ookasa, R'daa S. 27/Oct 17 Oct 11/22 Oct 21/24 BENARMIN (EL) L*M. rßatf. R'Oaa. A'wws Oct 17/20 BENVORUCN (H) H'Bari. L'tM. A'werp. R'daa Oct 1123 Oct 24/21 Oct 31/ 1 OENLMIO1,365 words
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Advertisement1260 1963-10-14 15 w McALISTER *5c CO., LTD. r*** CUERMAN LINE <S* KLAVENESS LINE LONOON. HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM, LOS AHGELES. SAN FRAHCISCO, HAVRE. HULL ft MIOOUSOIOUGIi SEATTLE, VAHCOUVER ft PORTLAND CIH OF WELL.N.TON- C l| f c V lc trll l SmU Sport P. Sham Ptnang ronneuipf 24/27 Oct 21 OCV IHn Oaits BONNEVII1,260 words
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Article1127 1963-10-14 16 1.07 V* 9C Hesrf 90 J4 9 11,9 Kramat 13/- 3.60 2.424 Kocrai 3.50 18 .71-2 15/10% London Tin 113 2.30 1.66 Lmifui 221 9/- 6/3 larut 6 3 36/- 26c L. Perak 31/- 31/6 ■A 3 19 10% Mil. Tin 72 6 23/--l/l 3d. Mtn1,127 words
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Article102 1963-10-14 16 Strait* Trading (iopi-ng Kuril i Sngei Best Aver Ilitam Plant Batu Lintang Anglo Oriental Golden Hope Bekob Con. Hi* h and Low Hosoote K. Pergau Malacca MaUkofT M. Pegon X.X.M Selangor River Current liayment $1^ ls.t 35 cts. 6d.t 5% 15% b r 40% 7J% 3d.t 25% 5%102 words
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Article146 1963-10-14 16 rpHERE was a further drop 1 In the Straits tin price on Saturday morning of $1.37J which brought the price down to $462. The fall, which was an extension of the drop of $1.12-.- on Friday, followed the somewhat inconclusive communique issued in Londoti last146 words
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Article453 1963-10-14 16 development ot tne tin mining niciu>t:\ in me uutie.su> oi all consumers and producers. Mr. H. W. Alien Hie chairman ol the Council, at a pre^ couieience said that lt was hoped to aetei mine a rate ana price at which tui would be soid irom the stockpile. barlier453 words
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Advertisement1091 1963-10-14 16 KAWASAP KISEN IAJSHA. LTD. U.S.A. Pacific and Atlantic Service Ypo'e r S'hani nongnons ti'Kunß i.rcitca L.Aagtiei N.Yart "Kaonkam MM" IS'H Oct 1/ 2 Ntf I Ntf I 28 Ntf 21 Ntt IS Bet H.ii.uMam" Pm Nt« 38/ 1 Bte 8 Ber 8 Btr M Bte *S BtC IS Its "KuJieiwi1,091 words
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Advertisement936 1963-10-14 16 ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHUSAN" (24,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) Depart*: Penan* 16th October 1963 Singapore 19th October 1963 Fer Hongkong 2 2nd /24th October, Japan 28th October/ Ist November Hongkong 4th/6rh November Returns: Singapore 9th November 1963 Penang 11th November 1963 Fores from:— Penang $712.00 Tourist; from $1,089.00936 words
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Advertisement669 1963-10-14 16 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form and full details available by sending this coupon to: Tho Monofars P.O. Box 90, Sintjapma, P.O. Bo» IS4 Kuala Lumpur. P.O Box 30, Ipoh or P.O. Box Sso. Pmn|. Norn«. I Mr./Mn./Miss Addrt v TRUSTEE: THE CHARTERED BANK (MALAYA) TRUSTEI LTO. 14.10 63 LLOYD669 words
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Advertisement348 1963-10-14 16 CLOSING PRICES RUBBER TIN (perlb.) (perpirul). Oct. 7. to% cts. $462.00 8. 68 rts. $462.00 9. 674 cU. $4*4.50 10. 67 >z cts. $464.50 11 684 cts. $463.37 i 12. $462.00 Rubber futures are firmer OUBBER futures were firmer a* during the early part of the week In New York348 words
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Advertisement310 1963-10-14 16 NOTICE This serves to inform that Mr. Harry Oei also known as Oei Tlano; Gee has voluntarily left our service as a canvasser and is therefore not authorised to collect monies or transact any business or. behalf of our company. THE SOUTH ISLAND TRADING* CO.. LTD. 18, Bonham Building, Chulia310 words
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Article2065 1963-10-14 17 Exchange quietly confident From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange put up a good performance last week despite the strike in Singapore which fizzled out as the result of strong action by the Central Government. It was inevitable in view of the circumstances that prices should be eroded in2,065 words
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Article44 1963-10-14 17 O<l. Oct. 8 Oct. Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Ocl I" liidu-.iri.tls: 121*0 119.78 12.38 122 35 122 58 122 91 Tin-- 105.24 105.26 105.39 106.C9 106 39 ***** I rubbers: 109.41 10U.41 109.41 109.41 109.41 109 41 Dec. 29. 1962 IM.44 words
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804 1963-10-14 17 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS TIMESPORT 1 8. Bldor 5/- S3 Burner! Klnta 4/- 4/3 8. Way 3.47 3.50 Taiping Con 7.60 7.*U Talam 3.30 3.40 Tanjont IH'- IH/3 T. Harbour 20/7* 21 Tronoh 21/3 21/9 DOLLAR RUBBERS A. Malay Plant 3Su 3.60 A. Httam Plant 1.36 I.4(>cd A. Molek 2.00804 words
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Advertisement307 1963-10-14 17 KEMENTERIAN KESIHATAN FOR SALE BY TENDER TENDER NOTICE Bunnah Road, Penang: Houses No. 43, 45. 47 49. TENDERS will be received at Land Title Deeds: Freehold, the office of the Permanent Secre- Total Rent: $480/- per mensem, tary, Ministry of Health, Federal Condition: House Kuala Lumpur, up to 2.30 p.m.307 words
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Advertisement763 1963-10-14 17 1 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB NOTICE Notice Is hereby given, in accordance with rule 6 of the rules of the club, that the committee propose to spend approximately $85,000 for building si&bles. By order of the committee, LIM THIAM HON. Secretary. Penang, 10th October. 1963. By order of THE763 words
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Advertisement955 1963-10-14 17 NOTICES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD The vacancies for the post of Typist in the Secretariat o! the Board, advertised on 20-3-63 have been filled. All applicants thanked. NOTICE ESTATE OF TAN CHENG CHUAN DECEASED Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 34). NOTICE ls hereby given that all creditors955 words
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Advertisement953 1963-10-14 17 NOTICES NOTICE This ls to notify the Public that Mr. Llm Kum Choon. Mr. Tony Llm Yeow Meng and Mr. Hussaln bin Ibrahim are no more in our employ and are not allowed to transact any business or collect any -monies on our behalf. COMMERCIAL PRIVATE ENQUIRY AGENCY SINGAPORE. TOWN953 words
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Advertisement891 1963-10-14 17 NOTICE To. Llm Llew Hlah <f) Padang Kelochor, Jalan Merbau, Kota Bharu, KrlinUn. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the Supreme Court of the Federation of Malaya In the High Court at Ipoh as Divorce Suit No. 3 of 1963. by Lv Ah TU. of891 words
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2187 1963-10-14 18 TENGKU LEADS IN TWO WINNERS J^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Trainers Abdul Mawi and "Doc" Rodgers shared the limelight with three winners each here today. ttfawi's trio were Hopeful Era, Gay Giselle and Bersatu while Rodgers. was successful with Tee! Up, Tinggi Harapan2,187 words
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Article55 1963-10-14 18 MELBOURNE. Sun. Another top Australian Jockey, Billy Pyers, may ride in Europe next year. Trainer C. S. Hayes said last night he had been approached to recommend a top-cla.ss Australian Jockey for a leading French stable He had suggested Pyers. Pyers said he would be55 words
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123 1963-10-14 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Singapore old boys of Victoria Institution emerged champions when they beat their counterparts in the Federation 2-1 in the annual series of games which concluded here today. Singapore won the Dato Loke Wan Tho Cup for cricket a.nd the Noel Hay123 words
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Article189 1963-10-14 18 LYONS, Son. A delegation armed with a thick dossier of documents, charts, photographs and movie films, leaves here next week to press Lyons' application to stage the 1968 Olmplc Games. Ttiey will attend the Internationa 1 Olympic Committee meetIng ii Baden Baden. Germany, where the finalReuter - 189 words
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Article527 1963-10-14 18 Tuiloh steals show at Tokyo TOKYO, Sun.— The 5,000 x metres, as expected proved the event of the day in the National Stadium when the international games were continued today, little Brute Tuiloh gaining a grand 1 victory for the small British team. It was the rarr of the GamesReuter - 527 words
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Article220 1963-10-14 19 US tighten grip on the Ryder Cup GOLF ATLANTA (Georgia). A Sun. The United States strengthened their grip on the Ryder Cup golf match against Britain by increasing their lead to 12 points to four after the second day s play here yesterday. The American professionals who finished 6-2 aheadReuter - 220 words
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561 1963-10-14 19 Forest fail to take a big jump chance SOCCER ROUNDUP WITH eight First and Second Division matches being postponed because of the two home internationals, making the top four clubs inactive, much of the interest was taken out of the English League soccer struggles yesterday. The top clubs Manchester United,Reuter - 561 words
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Article, Illustration56 1963-10-14 19 goalkeeper leaps to save during L the Olympic extra-preliminary round first-leg match against Malaysia at Merdeka Stadium on Saturday night. Others in the picture are Luen (left) the Thai captain, and Malaysia's Rahim Omar (centre) and Abdul Ghani. The match was drawn I—l.1Soong Hon Sin - 56 words
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Article185 1963-10-14 19 ENGLAND MAKE A GREAT START INTERNATIONALS WALES O ENGLAND 4 TARDIFF. Sun. England made a winning start to their bid to regain the home International soccer championship when they defeated Wales 4-0 at Ninian Park here yesterday. The Tottenham "twins" Bobby Smith and Jimmy Greaves, combined splendidly, and they frequentlyReuter - 185 words
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169 1963-10-14 19 CRICKET MOMBASA, Sun. Mombasa Insurance man Miles de Vries hit 83 in 113 minutes for a Mombasa Invitation XI against MCC when their threeday game opened here yesterday. With John Solankl making a steady 98, the Mombasa side were able to declare169 words
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172 1963-10-14 19 Irish gain a shock win over Scotland IRELAND 2 SCOTLAND 1 BELFAST. Sun. Ireland upset the soccer form book here yesterday when, with a great display, they beat Scotland, the holders, by 2-1 in their opening match of the 1963-64 home International championship series. They fully deserved their first victoryReuter - 172 words
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Article442 1963-10-14 19 RUGBY ROUNDUP T ONDON, Sun. The i powerful Coventry Rugby Union side tasted defeat for the first time this season when they met Wanderers at Dublin. The match developed Into a dour forward struggle but the Wanderers showed more imagination when they did get the ball movingReuter - 442 words
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Article, Illustration311 1963-10-14 20 Weeping villagers search for lost relatives gELLUXO (Italy), Sun. II v n dreds of weeping villagers yesterday filed slowly past 200 coffins in a tornfield in the hope of identifying relatives killed in Wednesday night's dam disaster in the Piave River valley. The twisted and mangledUPI - 311 words
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Article27 1963-10-14 20 MOSCOW. Sun. Four leading Soviet foreign trade oJicials will fly to New York on Tuesday to discuss wheat purchases from the United States.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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184 1963-10-14 20 pENANG, Sun. A 1 Malaysia solidarity rally attended by about 50,000 people today "stripped" President Soekarno of his various titles and "sentenced" him to death. The 2 .-hour rally, organised by the Penang Malaysia Solidarity Action committee on the Dato Kramat ground,184 words
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256 1963-10-14 20 SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Football Association of Malaya affiliates decided by a majority vote today that next year's Malaya Cup competition should be played again in two zones, North and South, on a tworound basis, with the winners of each zone to meet256 words
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628 1963-10-14 20 ERNEST FRIDA - Prisons clinch title with win in last event ERNEST FRIDA GOVT SERVICES ATHLETICS by PRISONS, by winning the 1,600 metres relay hi record time, retained the team championship meet which ended on the padang here today. This is their sixth success in seven years. Prisons went into this last event628 words
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Article92 1963-10-14 20 TEL AVIV. Sun. Wimbledon champion Chuck McKi'iley won the Israel men's singles title with a 6-4. 6-4 win over fellowAmerican Davis Cup player Frank Froehlinß yesterday. McKinley and Dennis Ralston won the men's doubles title on the spin of a racket when darkness stopped the linal againstReuter - 92 words
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