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Title Section24 1964-01-25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 Nat** 1 Ik***** IBj^aaM aMi— The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73124 words
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Article1338 1964-01-25 1 'A permanent peace' TALKS, YES— BUT MALAYSIA INSISTS RECOGNITION BY SOEKARNO WILL NOT BE A NEGOTIABLE MATTER ON THE AGENDA AT BANGKOK KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today it was his prayer the ceasefire agreement with Indonesia would lead to a permanent peace over the MalaysiaReuter - 1,338 words
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663 1964-01-25 1 LEE SIEW YEE - Nasser 'very friendly to us': Nasser LEE SIEW YEE From fAIRO, Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew leaves today for two •days rest in Alexandria well satisfied that his talks with United Arab Republic leaders have produced results beneficial to Malaysia, both long term and short term. "A very good meeting.663 words
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343 1964-01-25 1 LONDON, Fri. The UJS. Attorney General, Mr. Robert Kennedy, said here today that President Soekarno refused to promise to give up his opposition to Malaysia. But he said he believed the proposed summit conference of Indonesia. Malaysia and the Philippines would beUPI - 343 words
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Article, Illustration244 1964-01-25 1 JACQUELINE KENNEDY - My life with Jack JACQUELINE KENNEDY BEGINS IN THE STRAITS TIMES ON MONDAY -By UNTIL that fearful day in Dallas last November, Jacqueline Kennedy generated a special kind of magic as First Lady of the U.S. Her good looks, her vitality and her fashionplate elegance won her millions of admirers.244 words
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Article144 1964-01-25 1 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL— The central Government is not taking President Soekarno's latest "continue confrontation" declaration seriously, because the President made the threat while addressing a mob, the Prime Minister said tonight. "However," Tengku Abdul Rahman added, 'should President Soekarno intend to carry oat confrontation as144 words
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Article25 1964-01-25 1 SINGAPORE. Prt. The Yang U-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusol bi.i Ishak, will attend the annual North versus South rugby match at the Padang tomorrow.25 words
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120 1964-01-25 1 MAKE SURE OF YOUR COPY NOW! Mrs. BANDA AGAINST U.S. FLEET VISIT /COLOMBO. Fri.— Mrs. SiriVj mayo Bandaranaike, Ceylon's Prime Minister, said today her Government would deny entry to Ceylon to naval vessels and aircraft carrying nuclear weapons or those equipped for nuclear warfare. In a foreign policy speech toReuter - 120 words
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Article36 1964-01-25 1 Two hurt in helicopter crash OENANG, Fri. Two airmen were injured, one seriously, when a R.A.F. Cycamore helicopter crashed about 100 miles south east of the R.A.A.F. base at Butterworth today. A third man escaped unhurt.36 words
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Article, Illustration217 1964-01-25 1 TRAWLER 'WAR': MINISTER ORDERS ARRESTS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday ORDERS for the arrest of fishermen engaged in trawler fishing in Malaysian waters were issued today by the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. It followed a meeting between him and senior marine police officers. And from Jan. 30,217 words
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Article68 1964-01-25 1 MALACCA. Fri. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir. and bis wife, escaped with minor injuries when their car crashed into a culvert at the 14th mile Malacca-Muar road today. The accident occurred when the car, which the Dato was driving, swerved to68 words
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Article43 1964-01-25 1 LONDON. Fri. The British Home Secretary, Mr. Henry Brook, rejected a request by Sir Cyril Osborne, Conservative, to stop all Immigration under the Commonwealth Immigrants Act (or five years or until those already in Britain had been properly absorbed. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article, Illustration351 1964-01-25 1 Tengku - Soek orders: No more grabs Tengku by the JAKARTA, Fri. Pre- sident Soekarno today instructed the army and police to prevent labour unions from seizing control of British commercial enterprises in Indonesia. He ordered them to obey a decree he issued last Sept. 19 after rioting crowds wrecked and burnedReuter - 351 words
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29 1964-01-25 1 STOP PRESS MARINES ON WAY LONDON. Fri. Six hundred Royal Marine Commandos will begin fl>inc not front Brit.un t.i Kenya* tonight. Defence Ministry stated here. Kruter (See Page 2)29 words
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121 1964-01-25 2 KAUNDA FORMS AN ALL AFRICAN cabinet T CSAKA, Fri. Mr. Kenneth Kaunda, new Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia, yesterday announced the names of his Cabinet of 13 Ministers, all African. Mr. Kaunda was appointed Prime Minister after his United National Independence Party (IMP) won a big majority in the firstReuter - 121 words
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Article36 1964-01-25 2 JAKARTA, Fri. President Soekarno today offered an amnesty to all remaining rebels in the Moluccas Islands if they pledge allegiance to the Indonesian Government and to him. the official Antara news agency said. UPI.UPI - 36 words
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Article33 1964-01-25 2 KARACHI. Prl. The Joint Sino-Pakistan boundary commission has agreed to complete the marking of the boundary between Sinkiang Province and the Pakis-tan-controlled part of Kashmir by the end of 1964 Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration570 1964-01-25 2 BRITAIN HAILS MALAYSIA TALKS STEPS Opposition leader sets the record straight: This is a ceasefire by Indonesia LONDON, Fri. The British Government "warmly welcomes" yesterday's steps for talks on Malaysia and a ceasefire, the Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Duncan Sandys, said here last night. He told the House of Commons theReuter - 570 words
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Article36 1964-01-25 2 LEOPOLDVILLE. Fri. Three Roman Catholic mivMonarirs were killed by Coqfolese terrorists and an American Protestant Mission station burned to the ground in two separate incidents in Kwiulu Province, it was reported last night. UPI.UPI - 36 words
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183 1964-01-25 2 Lesson of Tanganyika revolt -by Nyerere rkAR-ES-SALAAM, Fri. President Nyerere said yesterday the lesson of Monday's army revolt in Tanganyika was "that the end does not justify the means." He told a crowded Press conference at the State House: "It would be foolish to pretend that these events are unimportantReuter - 183 words
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Article90 1964-01-25 2 NEW DELHI. Fri. Mr. Nehru, In his first public statement since his recent Illness, yesterday urged Indians to remain calm and not to be provoked by Hindu-Muslim riots In East Pakistan. "We have had distressing news of happenings In East Pakistan In the past fewReuter - 90 words
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Article, Illustration426 1964-01-25 2 UGANDA: Troops fly in from Kenya LONDON. Friday gRITISH troops are being flown from Kenyi to Uganda at the request of Uganda's Premier, Dr. Milton Obote, the Commonwealth Relations Office announced in London last night. This follows reports of a mutiny by men of the Uganda Rifles against their BritishReuter - 426 words
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Miscellaneous35 1964-01-25 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby KiT6 tX>^\0 J C*NT o€-^|r S" -nII/^" ~~>v ZIP ME uf OCAC riSWT y X lTfe &?&J T BV HAQD&I J TUEOE' TOO? «v nj ~~\t~~~~~~~~~s---— r"^ Vi MOULD OOuPy35 words
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263 1964-01-25 3 NICOSIA, Frl. Tension returned to Cyprus last night as an explosion wrecked the minaret of a Turkish mosque here and President Makarios warned against any attempt by Turks to "create a fait accompli." The President was commenting on reports later denied by aReuter - 263 words
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121 1964-01-25 3 DIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. French film star Brigitte Bardot and her companion, 33-year-old Bob Zaguri, protested in a letter printed in newspapers here yesterday about pictures taken of them on a yacht at sea and published in the Review Manchette this week. The starReuter - 121 words
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Article, Illustration118 1964-01-25 3 Nixon: Draft me and I'll run for President YEW YORK, Fri. 11 Former Vice-Presi-dent Richard M. Nixon (above) said last night he would accept a draft for the Republican presidential nomination. He said he realised he was the strongest potential compromise candidate If the primary elections do not produce aUPI - 118 words
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Article24 1964-01-25 3 MOSCOW. Frl.— Admiral Vlttlj Pokin. Deputy C-in-C of the Soviet Fleet, has died after a brief Illness. Tass reported yesterday. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article, Illustration441 1964-01-25 3 Baker didn't look for any return, says Johnson WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Johnson yesterday defended his acceptance of the gift of a U.S. $542 stereo hi-fi set from Bobby Baker, former secretary to the Democratic majority in the Senate. The President told an informal Press conference that, as farReuter - 441 words
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85 1964-01-25 3 Life jacket test with girl in coma I ONDON, Frl Susan Aveyard, 19, was yesterday put in a coma and thrown into a swimming pool here by her father to demonstrate the effectiveness of a new life Jacket. Susan, anaesthetised and fully clothed, immediately began to float on her backReuter - 85 words
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Article38 1964-01-25 3 MOSCOW, Frl. Soviet Industry has exceeded the plan for 1963 with output increasing by eight and a half per cent a rate faster than that of the United States, the Soviet news agency. Tass. reported. Reuter-Reuter - 38 words
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164 1964-01-25 3 ONDON, Fri. Trade union leaders of Britain's 75,000 merchant seamen announced yesterday they would advise their members not to re-sign their articles ol agreement from Peb 17 onward A union spokesman said: "This Is not really a strike but a witholdlng of labour TheReuter - 164 words
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Article48 1964-01-25 3 A dog's devotion CATANIA (Sicily), Fri.— Arfo. a flve-year old basset bound, riven to friends In Southern Italy five months ago. trotted 250 miles across land and sea to rejoin his former master. His journey included a crossing of the Messina Straits, presumably on the daily ferry.— Suiter.48 words
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255 1964-01-25 3 'Recognise Peking' calls in Belgium and Italy LONDON, Fri. Demands for the recognition of the Peking regime are being made in Belgium and Italy following the French decision to establish diplomatic relations with Communist China. In BRUSSELS, the FoForelgn Affairs Committee cf the Senate unanimously agreed yesterday that Belgium shouldReuter - 255 words
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178 1964-01-25 3 SANTA BARBARA, California, Friday. IJEIRESS Minnewa Bell Roosevelt, ex-wife of Elliot Roosevelt and sister of California Congressman, was arrested yesterday and charged with making a false bomb report Mrs Roosevelt. 52. was alleged to have made a false report that a bomb was aboard a178 words
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Article24 1964-01-25 3 MOSCOW Frl. The Cuban premier Dr Fide) Castro went home secretly by air yesterday after a 10-day visit to Russia. Reuter-Reuter - 24 words
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Advertisement367 1964-01-25 3 'tsUfl Wlth cleansing. The spei v A cial formula of 'Honey E|v Cake Soap' enables you to 'vSV k i clean 'houroughly without SW^BIIM m/o^9^^ m I removin 9 >ne nafural oil* VflP^'^ f By which are so necessary to v^^J W* ma n a n a smooth and V^367 words
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Article307 1964-01-25 4 LONDON. Fri TPHE War Office was criticised by the Recorder at Oxford Quarter Sessions yesterday for refusing to fly a soldier from Singapore to appear as a witness in an appeal case. "Justice would not be done without this witness, said Recorder Alan KingHamilton. "It would307 words
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Article45 1964-01-25 4 SINGAPORE, Prl.— The Minister for National Development, Mr. Lun Kirn San, today continued his tour and visits to farmers and Installations of the Primary Production Department In the Tamplnes and PDngsol areas. The Minister will visit the Changl area on Monday.45 words
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Article217 1964-01-25 4 SINGAPORE, Fri A man who bought seven vehicles from Borneo Motors Ltd. early last year went on trial today in the First Criminal District Court for alleged dishonestly using a forged United States bank draft for US$3O,OOO. Nglam Hoo Kok alias Lun Kok Peng, 45,217 words
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426 1964-01-25 4 SINGAPORE, Fri INHERE is urgent need Ato increase the number of beds in the surgical theatres of the Orthopaedic department of the General Hospital, in the opinion of the Minister of Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. He said this after spending over426 words
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Advertisement318 1964-01-25 4 I gm elvis I ">. s vn I lnl DURING CHINESE NEW YEAR SIMULTANEOUS MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! ODEON I MAJESTIC I RUBY I ODEON K...J IMorth Bridge Rd| Eu Tong Sen St. kolnricr Rd Eosf Coast Rood I FROM ANCIENT CHINA FOLKLORE comes the strangest love tie ever told! I Mandarin318 words
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Advertisement439 1964-01-25 4 :rex opens today sky= 1 1.1.45. 4. 6.30 9.30 (SINGAPORE) 11. 1.45. 4. 6.30 9.15 J J IT'S YOUR PASSPORT TO PANDEMONIUM, THREE STOOGES GO AROUNDTHE I s WORLD IN ;§JL %.ADAZI {gjßl\\ JAY SHEFFIELD JOAN FREEMAN r^^^* I Special ONE-SHOW PRE-RELEASE PREVIEW of our Grand CHINESE NEW YEAR HARI439 words
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131 1964-01-25 5 German jazz leader will give concerts in Malaya SINGAPORE, Fri. A German jazz trombonist and his quartet will perform in Singapore and Malaya next month under the patronage of the ConsulGeneral of the Federal Republic of Germany. He Is Albert Mangelsdorff, who has been voted four times "Musician of the131 words
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100 1964-01-25 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. t? Justice Chua in the High Court yesterday dismissed a divorce petition: There had been no marriage. Teo Tip Chuan, a mechanic, had brought the proceedings against Teun Ann Boon alleging adultery on her part since February 1960. Teo told100 words
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356 1964-01-25 5 Fish war: 'Step in' call to GrOVt i 'WAITING FOR MONTHS FOR CHANGES TO THE LAW PENANG, Friday UNLESS the Central Government steps in, "outright war" may flare up between trawler fishermen and inshore fishermen in North Malaya. The warning came today from Mr. Wee Tiong Ghee, adviser to the356 words
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Article104 1964-01-25 5 PSANG. Fri. Prompt action by a marine police boat prevented another clash between local and trawler fishermen off Kuala Muda on Wednesday afternoon. The marine boat was patrolling off Kuala Muda at about 2.30 p.m. when it got a report that a band of local fishermen104 words
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234 1964-01-25 5 PENANG, Friday. fHE state Legal Adviser and Penang D.P.P., Wan Suleiman bin Pawan Teh, today opposed a defence application for one month's postponement of the trial of six trawler men. "Trawler fisr.ing. now I a widespread activity, is presenting extremely grave problems of234 words
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Article, Illustration77 1964-01-25 5 Shell names new man for Borneo SHELL Malaysia has announced the appointment of Mr. Oon Beng Soon as manager for the Borneo division from Jan. 25. He will be based at Jesselton. Mr. Oon, 43, is an old boy of St. Patrick's School and St. Joseph's Institution, and a graduate77 words
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Article53 1964-01-25 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Chinese Bus Owners" Association will conduct a survey on the requirements of school children for more buses along the routes operated by its members. This follows a request from the Singapore School Students Parents' Association for additional buses during school hours53 words
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Article52 1964-01-25 5 SINGAPORE, Prl. Two new lawyers, Mr. Lim Seng Cheow and Mr. Yap Boh Lim, were admitted to the Bar by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today. Mr. Leslie Rayner appeared on behalf of Mr. Lim, while Mr. Philip Hoalim Snr. appeared on behalf of52 words
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Article17 1964-01-25 5 KLANO. Fri. Thieves broke Into the police inspectors' mess here and stole valuables worth $600 yesterday.17 words
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Article35 1964-01-25 5 PENANG, Pri. Money raised at an Air Force Tombola Night at the Australian Hostel recently has been used to buy two radio sets and extension speakers for tuber-, culosls patients on Pulau Jerejak.35 words
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Article43 1964-01-25 5 Singapore. Fri.— A Singapore Chinese crew member of the Royal fleet auxiliary Wave Sovereign. Chang Pook. was rescued by the crew of H.M.S. Diana five minutes after he fell overboard from his ship In the middle of the Indian Ocean yesterday.43 words
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172 1964-01-25 5 Cashier who gambled $80,000 goes to jail DE N A N G Fri. A cashier of the American International Assurance Company, Kong Slew San, was today jailed for three years for "gambling away" more than $80,000 of his firm's money. "Firms In this country ha*-e to be protected from people172 words
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Article54 1964-01-25 5 MALACCA, Prl. Police detained two persons early today after receiving a tip-off that some people were on their way to burn down a $300,000 rubber factory at Bachang. The men were held near the factory. A can of petrol, a sack, two candles and a box54 words
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178 1964-01-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A DOCUMENTARY film on Malaysia, "Ten Million Strong," received an "unfavourable" reaction not enly in Britain, where it is now being shown, but also in Australia, where it was produced. A spokesman of the Department of Information Services said178 words
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Advertisement246 1964-01-25 5 See you for dinner at the fOU£ MONS restaurant Dine and dance at Singapore's newest and smartest restaurant, now open from 6 p.m. to 1 a. m. Wednesday through Saturday. (Midnight on other evenings.) The food and service are simply superb and you can dance to non-stop music by top246 words
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Advertisement340 1964-01-25 5 ENJOY GRACIOUS JET SERVICE ON JAL'S "SILK ROAD" TO EUROPE Bound for the Middle East or Europe? Fly JAL's "Silk Road" and discover the delights of jet travel in the Japanese manner. Follow the course ot ancient caravans as you speed via Calcutta, Karachi i and Cairo to Rome, Frankfurt340 words
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304 1964-01-25 6 Singapore to 'screen' new undergrads STUDENTS' UNION PROTESTS SINGAPORE, Friday. THE University of Singapore Students' Union claimed today that new students will be screened. The story is front-paged in the Undergrad, the student journal. The Undergrad said that it had tried to get some comment from the authorities on this,304 words
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Article258 1964-01-25 6 Magazine calls for new spirit at university KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. UNIVERSITY of Malaya students feel that Malaysia will be justly proud of them if they are instilled with the spirit of dynamism to solve the problems which beset present-day society. This is stated in the Varsity —the258 words
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Article98 1964-01-25 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Eleven member firms of the Singapore Soft Drink Manufacturers' Association are standing firm on their decision to increase the wholesale prices of their products despite a boycott by about 1,000 coffee .shops. The boycott was called yesterday. A brief announcement by the manufacturers'98 words
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Article63 1964-01-25 6 SEREMBAN, Fri. Seremban police today found the missing car of the murdered taxi driver. Gian Singh. 50, parked in front of a petrol station In Rahang Road. Gian Singh was found dead on Atherton Estate, yesterday morning by tappers. His hands and legs were tied with wire63 words
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Article40 1964-01-25 6 SINGAPORE. Prl. The ViceChancellor of Nanyang University, Or. Chuang Chu-lin, has left for Hong Kong to attend a conference on higher education In South-East Asia. The five-day conference Is being sponsored by Hong Kong University.40 words
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Article34 1964-01-25 6 SINGAPORE, Prl. The Yang di-Pertuan Nrgara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. and a number of Ministers have been Invited to attend the Thaipusam celebration at the Chettlars' temple in Tank Road on Tuesday.34 words
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123 1964-01-25 6 SINGAPORE, Fri— Response to an experimental centre set up at the Singapore Cricket Club by the Blood Transfusion Unit for the convenience of office workers today was described as "slow." A mobile unit team which was stationed at the club from 10 a.m.123 words
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Article, Illustration218 1964-01-25 6 Death at 81 of Mr. Khoo, a pre-war leader pENANG, Fri. A pre- war Malayan Chinese leader, Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe (above), died in his Penang Road home this morning after a. long illness. He was 81. He served on the Straits Settlements Legislative Council for many years. He also218 words
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175 1964-01-25 6 Foreign Minister of Denmark arriving today- KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Danish Foreign Minister, Mr. Per Haekkerup, is due here tomorrow on a fourcay visit as guest of the Malaysian Government. He will be accompanied by his wife and the head of trade division in the Danish Foreign Affairs Minister. Mr.175 words
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Article53 1964-01-25 6 Talk on skin care KUALA LUMFUR. Fri. A beauty consultant from Paris, Madame Suzanne de Nas de Tourrl>. will speak on •".skin care and beauty culture" and give demonstrations of make-up at 29. Ipoh Road, at 4 p.m. on Sunday. The programme, organised by K.L. Psychology Club, will be open53 words
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Miscellaneous26 1964-01-25 6 Bugs Bunny Bu Ralph Hcimdahl /^^fe-"3 [i 'tm uvcuickd') N^S£^^L^S£=^rf_- B£ PUHCENTY f I 6OTTA MOW I, CPABOY ir I THAT SPOX BUT -HC<£ m.* uP26 words
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Article, Illustration265 1964-01-25 7 The King's physician: Honour for hospital -doctor- KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Dr. C. Sinnadurai, 52, senior physician at the General Hospital here? has been appointed physician to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. His appointment, together with that of Dr. R.P. Plllai. physician at 'he General Hospital as Physician 1 1 Cabinet Ministers,265 words
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Article25 1964-01-25 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Dr. Prank W. Price, the Sinologist who translated Dr. Sun Vat Sen's "Three Principles," will arrive here tomorrow on a visit.25 words
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295 1964-01-25 7 PORT SWETTENHAM RICE IMPORTS MAY BE SUSPENDED KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. Thai rice fpr the people of Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang may in future be sent from Singapore and Malacca as importers here may suspend imports via Port Swettenham. This Is because from Feb. 1 steamer freight from Bangkok to295 words
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178 1964-01-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The University of Malaya has announced the results of the third examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Mechanical) held last November The following have passed the examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical): Chen Chin Peng. Lim178 words
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Article, Illustration460 1964-01-25 7 Clash between counsel, then... gINGAPORE, Fri A heated exchange between counsel appearing in a commission of inquiry was abruptly interrupted today by the Commissioner, Mr. Tan Wee Kian. He rose from his chair aqd left the courtroom without a word. The inquiry into the financial460 words
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Article67 1964-01-25 7 ALOR STAR. Pri— A by-election to elect a councillor for the Alor Star Town Council will be held In Alor Merah ward In March. The vacancy has been caused by the death of an Alliance councillor, Wan Ibrahim bin Wan Salim. Nominations will be received at67 words
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268 1964-01-25 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE majority of the people in the Philippines are in favour of recognising Malaysia because they realise there is "a lot to gain and nothing to lose" in it, a Filipino magazine publisher said tonight. The publisher, Mr. Leon Oo Ty, who268 words
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145 1964-01-25 8 Action against the reckless -cyclists— SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah. today said round-the-clock action was being taken against all traffic offenders, including cyclists. He was referring to the complaint of a Straits Times reader who said that It was time the traffic police took some action against145 words
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Article113 1964-01-25 8 IPOH. Frl. A tapper. Lee Kara Chew. 25. who passed on a "very j bad case" of V.D. to his seven- year-old niece had done a "most Inhuman thing." Mr. Justice All bin Hassan said In the High Court here today. He sentenced Lee to113 words
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Article38 1964-01-25 8 PENANO. frl Penane: Omno member^ will offer 61st birthday prayers for the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, after breaking their fast on Feb. 8. All blanches have been asked tn celebrai* ttie Tengku's birthday "appropriaielv."38 words
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Article, Illustration120 1964-01-25 8 Hepburn is tariff board's new deputy chairman XL ALA LUMPUR, Fri. A former Financial Secretary of Sarawak, Mr. B. A. St. J. Hepburn, has been named one of the three deputy chairmen of tbe Malaysian Tariff Advisory Board. Tbe first deputy chairman appointed was Inche Sujak bin Rahiman. former Malayan120 words
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Article73 1964-01-25 8 five iiimiiaio— a limn, a »uiiibh il"Om each of the five districts in Penang and Province Wellesley. together with last year's two champions will take pan in the State finals of the Kcran reading competition at the City Stadium tomorrow night. The Governor. Raia Tun Uda73 words
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Article49 1964-01-25 8 IPOH. Fri— A traffic police party led by Inspector Lall Singh laid an ambush for "noisy" motorcycles along Tarr.bun Road in the residential area here last night and caught 10 men. The machines had no silencers. Each of the offenders paid a fine of $10.49 words
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Article161 1964-01-25 8 $8,000 RAID ON TEXTILE OFFICE KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Thieves almost cleaned out the showroom of a textile office in Jalan Sungei Besi which they raided early today. They got away with shirts, bathing costumes and perfumes worth more than $8,000 Police believe at least seven men were involved in the161 words
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90 1964-01-25 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— Alan K. O. Tan. 20. a student from Singapore, has received the top honour awarded by the Associated Students of Diablo Valley College in Concord. California, at the autumn bi-annual awards assembly. Tan wa s awarded the honorary lifetime student activity card of90 words
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Article68 1964-01-25 8 ALOR STAR, Fri. A mechanic. Goh Bean Joo. was yesterday committed to stand trial In rht Kedah High Court on a charge of attempted arson. Goh, who reserved his defence, was accused with another person still at large of attempting to set fire to a shop68 words
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Article150 1964-01-25 8 SINGAPORE, Friday A SCHEME to send Malays to Australia to gain experience in the construction industry has been announced by Mr. T. D. Vaußhan, chief executive rind general manager of McDonald Industries Ltd of Sydney. Mr. Vaughan said selected employees of the National150 words
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Advertisement101 1964-01-25 8 smooth PHDnOK 0P M JVjOR I Enjoyed at the most distinguished parties J \^IP/ B When you serve GORDON'S GIN to your guests, you are serving the ?fc| world's finest gin there's nothing to match it. It's the perfect party 4.1 qry Gin So drmk with <ruit |uice> c rdiais101 words
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Miscellaneous177 1964-01-25 8 1 tlov Ih,p By V. 1. Hamlin jH^RT yCKJtP THINK Htf etlf WHO HAP J^**^ "^SJ TH" KJMG I3 PEADJ fiS MiuMl what rr took t-make kino, in l> >v V eooo king V long uve 1 J* Mr" JU3TA fEW SHOW VKBKS Jf -NOW A I CHARLEY.- E TH'177 words
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Article, Illustration1955 1964-01-25 9 ROBIN MAUGHAM - 90 tod ay! The mandarin in the Villa Mauresaue ROBIN MAUGHAM ANCIENT. FRAGILE. WISE AND BENIGN J birthday tribute by DULL AND DREARY AFFAIR, HE TOLD ME HIS face is very lined and the colour of parchment. His fading eyes look out on the world without any illusion and without1,955 words
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Advertisement425 1964-01-25 9 For the b«»t ye for Expertly engineered, elegantly v designed, compact and port- ■■■M able 19- P3OO GRUNDIG is mm^^^^^^^m undoubtedly today's leading IA nime for all portable TV sets. kVMHM^^^HHF^M| It's ideally suite both for in- "jH door and outdoor maximum enjoyment and relaxation. 23' T302 model fhted with425 words
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Obituary123 1964-01-25 10 It Ward, Sit (Minimum) NIVCN ALEC M Vie. Pri-sid-nt *< uncor Club passrd away Jaaunrv li s A after it bnrf MADAM LIM LIAN 01. motbrr or oai Vibe of Chooa Vine and Mllr Jalan Ipoh. pa**r<l irefulr? on Thursday Mrd M <'ortrss travrx Sai«rday IM4 .<OO p m123 words
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Article51 1964-01-25 10 tt H.rWj $lt (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF l»l» Dr Ogmrhn thaak* trirndn relative* association* lor thnr vinitu raadoleavea and swmlaajaj dunnc tlwir rrr^nt bereavement. MRS. H P SAMUEL snd family npffeaa tbrir gratitude to all relatives asfl .inrt frirndx for condolence* <t the funeral of her i.i .md ih.ir51 words
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Obituary27 1964-01-25 10 H ore's tit i Minimum > IN LOVINC MEMORY Of PurKy' OctMa Voon wbo left us -'.-1 M mi-^<l tn Voon and children Rom and Stephen27 words
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Article26 1964-01-25 10 JO Wards lit (Minimum) SHOULO ANY READER known th« thereabout of Yaman HaJI Rulalman. saai inform Ahmad HaJI Sulatman, M ><l Jalan Hasan Singapore 1426 words
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Article307 1964-01-25 10 Ward* Sit (tUmimmm) THE COCKPIT'S RIMTTATBL M nerved every Saturday aad Ihsaasy i tuncn time. FEDERAL rtISUCATWM LTD. I i-jvite all tsaehsrs aad boob addict* to i.rowiie in taeir al»i« at limes Uonxe K:ver VaJley Koad. atogapor* ANTOINETTE luu Just received a tx-autiful i><'li-cuoo of imitation Jade l'.rucM'he* and307 words
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Article320 1964-01-25 10 Warts SIM (Mln.) IT ANDREW'S PREIBVTCRIAM CHURCH. Ipoh. Qolf Club Road. Bun- J la] service li a.m. Sunday School 11 h m All Welcome PRfSBYTERIAN CHURCH. UNCApore Corner Orrhard Koad, Peonnn Koad, Bundajr Service* a_m. aad i mi. Miml.iv Scbool a.m. All Wei- come. ST. ANDREW! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.320 words
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Article659 1964-01-25 10 Soekarno's rabble rousing address at the opening of an international Youth Festival lof Solidarity warns against great expectations from the proposed meeting of Foreign Ministers. Soekarno treated the festival to all the old clap- trap. "Confrontation" is to continue, Malaysia is still to ibe crushed, the wicked659 words
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Article330 1964-01-25 10 Common humanity has come to the aid of the 400 settler families of Ayer Lanas. The j Federal Land Development Authority has approved a loan of $1-1 million for allowances for desperate farmers and for the rebuilding of collapsed and collapsing houses. "We do not know what would330 words
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Article273 1964-01-25 10 Dr. Lim Swee Aun surely had his tongue in his cheek when he said "Singapore is always ahead of us." but the remark was relevant in its context The Minister, who wants rubber technology taught at the Kuala Lumpur Technical College, had been told that the Singapore Polytechnic273 words
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Article, Illustration1329 1964-01-25 10 Just another statistic 'A WOMAN WAS KILLED AND FOUR OTHERS INJURED TODAY' by a SPECIAL WRITER LONDON Friday YOU have driven this car along this road many times without incident. It is dark, but the road surface is good and visibility is all right. You are relaxed The car purrs1,329 words
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LETTERS
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Letter389 1964-01-25 10 IN addition to a certain amount of malice, there seems to be some unrealised confusion over the claims to Sabah. It Is time to state firmly the rights of the people of Sabah to choose their own Government. This was recognised by the British Government when389 words
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Letter93 1964-01-25 10 'J'HERE is an admirable campaign being waged against dlesel engined vehicles which emit excessive exhaust smoke and although it is only too evident that this is having very limited results at least a start has been made in the right direction. Unfortunately there are worse offenders in Singapore93 words
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Letter56 1964-01-25 10 \IANY students have com- plained about the dim lights In certain night schools of the Adult Education Board, such as Gan Eng Seng. When one site In the middle or at the back of the classroom one can hardly see the words on the board without running56 words
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Letter108 1964-01-25 10 IN my opinion there should not be any fund raising bazaars; these ventures are too commercial and harm the church. Many people spend a few dollars at a bazaar and think they are supporting the parish. They come to a bazaar to take not to give. Let us face108 words
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Letter166 1964-01-25 10 A NUMBER of pupils here have qualified for promotion to Form IV in the Malay medium secondary school, but unfortunately they have been informed that in the only secondary school here there are not sufficient pupils to form a class. As a result, they have to make arrangements166 words
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Letter84 1964-01-25 10 1 WROTE in December regarding the opening of a rubbish collecting centre by the cleansing department in a lane off Sibu Road. Singapore, in the midst of three small factories with several houses around. The lane is still in this condition, full of rubbish and with dirty buckets84 words
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Advertisement175 1964-01-25 10 rLASSIFIKD ADS. M Wards fit i Minimum) VEOM Choni! Ho. and Saw Tang. i lanKhter. auai 1m en 21.1 H at •>.. loth well Thank' to doctor M Wart. Sit (Minimum, THE CNCACEMCNT It sanounrfd '»wn Mr. Leslie Woag Bxe Ying an 4 Mms Joaana Woo Vrtiee Heng on M175 words
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Advertisement34 1964-01-25 10 OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS and CORNEAL MICRO LENS CONSULTANTS L E. MEYER f.t.0.A., F.A.A.0., F.A.C.L.*.. M.R.S.H. No. 6, Raffles Place. Singapore. Tel: ***** 9th Rht, Lee Wah Bank Bid?.. Old Market Spare. Kuala Lnrapur. Telephone: *****34 words
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Advertisement90 1964-01-25 10 w Nothing extraordinary! It's what we do for every client: we fix up his travel itinerary to meet. his individual taste and budget, so that he gets maximum pleasure out of his trip.. We insist on taking the trouble out of travel for him: so we give hints en how90 words
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229 1964-01-25 11 DROP IN PRICE HAS NOT MUCH EFFECT ON PDLFERERS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. a \BOUT 990 tons of rubber worth more than $1 .3 million was stolen in Malaya last year, according to a spokesman of the United Planting Association of Malaya. This was only 57229 words
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120 1964-01-25 11 Machinery experts investigate blast KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Experts from the machinery department of the Ministry of Labour today visited the Tick Tor Eng iron works at Jalan Lima, off Chan Sow Lin Road here, to investigate the cause of the blast, which injured 13 workers yesterday. They noted working conditions120 words
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85 1964-01-25 11 SIREMBAN. Fri.— A business- maa accused of criminal breach of trust of $104,247 was discharged by the Sessions Court today a/ter the prosecution unsuccessfully asked for further postponement of the case. The discharge did not amount to an acquittal. The charge against Lee85 words
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Article35 1964-01-25 11 TAIPING. Fri. A charcoal dealer, Ong Yew Thong. 44, was fined $200 or six weeks' jail by the Sessions Court here yesterday for failing to submi. his income tax return in time.35 words
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Article56 1964-01-25 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Teoh Ouan Hoo. 25. described by police as "Selangor's most wanted man" was today sentenced to three months' Jail by a magistrate's court for escaping from police custody on Jan. 11. He pleaded guilty to escaping from High Street police station lock-up where56 words
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Article56 1964-01-25 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A charge of rape against a peon. K. Rasallneam. 19. was withdrawn in a magistrate's court today on instructions from tlie Deputy Public Prosecutor. Rasalingam who was represented by Mr. Chin Yoong Chong, was alleged to nave raped a 13-year-sld girl in August last56 words
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Article29 1964-01-25 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Munro Leaf. American author-illustrator of children's books, will be guest speaker at the American University Club luncheon at tlie Hotel Singapura International tomorrow.29 words
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Article27 1964-01-25 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fit The new Japanese ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Fumlhiko Kal yesterday presented his credentials to the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Negara27 words
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Article35 1964-01-25 11 TAIPINO. Fri.— A quarry worker. Chan Pun. 70. fell 34ft. to his death yesterday while he was tryIng to remove some loose rock* after blasting operations at th. Assam Kumbang quarry her*.35 words
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Article, Illustration177 1964-01-25 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Munro Leaf (above), the A merican children's a v t h o r- illustrator and creator of "Ferdinand the Roll." said here today that the role of children's books in Singapore was "doubly important" because of its youthful177 words
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Article99 1964-01-25 11 Ledang is newest addition to RMN SINGAPORE, Fri. Thenewest addition to the Royal Malaysian Navy, the minesweeper KapaJ di-Ra-ja Ledang, arrived here last night from Britain. She is under the command of Lieut. Commander J. E. Phillips of the Royal Navy. The second-in-command is Lieut. Dick Boey, 27. Singapore. The99 words
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171 1964-01-25 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Telecommunications Department warned today that lt would not entertain any complaints of interference if television sets did not conform to basic requirements. In a statement today, the department said that the buyer should see that his set met the requirements and171 words
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290 1964-01-25 11 IPOH, Fri. Mr. Yuen Foo Thong, 29, a former Socialist Front leader, has been released conditionally after five years of detention. He said today: "I hope to find a job soon and marry my fiancee, who has been waiting all290 words
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76 1964-01-25 11 BATU PAHAT. Fri. Five Umno branches are to be set up In the Batu Pahat district as part of the party's expansion and re-organisa-tion programme here. Inche Adz Ishalc, the Secretary, of the branch who said this yesterday, added that party members had76 words
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368 1964-01-25 11 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM: Ey Singapore, Friday NEGOTIATIONS are going on here for the development of a small southern island into a tourist resort. The island, only a few minutes by boat from Singapore harbour, is privately-owned. The plan now under consideration by the Tourist368 words
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175 1964-01-25 11 j SINGAPORE, Fri. Only one name out of a student population of 2,500 undergraduate has Deen submitted for this year's Gold Medal award of the University of Singapore. The medal is awarded annually for outstanding work in studies, sports and cultural175 words
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Article50 1964-01-25 11 PENANG. Prl— The 43 and 5> Ist Green Jackets, which served in Borneo and Brunei in 1963 and 1963. will have a new Communding Officer this month. The present Commander, Lt. Col. H. J. Sweeney. will officially hand over to his successor. Lt. Col. D.O. House, on Tuesday.50 words
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Article37 1964-01-25 11 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak and his wife. Toh Puan Noor Aishah. will attend the 89th anniversary dinner of the Singapore Y.W.C.A. at its Outram Road centre on Feb. 1-37 words
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Advertisement796 1964-01-25 11 ADVERTISEMENT PAINT -ITS PROGRESS PAINT is probably the most versatile of all the modern decorating materials. Its magic touch is felt everywhere in our modern society. It makes our houses attractive, colourful and pleasing, our towns lively and beautiful; it protects our bridges and structures; it induces moods; it reflects796 words
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Advertisement55 1964-01-25 11 SPECIAL OFFER 111 CHINESE jH NEW M| r 11 am mi I Lflll |w| M 30^5^3 DISCOUNT i 23 TV Model EV663 Nat Cash Pne. $487 No *»potft Hit* Purchase Terrm l>imfToQ QuontfTy Fully guaranteed Free installation Free Room Aerial ©LOW MONTHLY RENTALS ediffusion 182 CLEMENCIAU AVENUE. SINGAPORE. 149 JOO55 words
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Miscellaneous782 1964-01-25 11 Today's Radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA Two; 12 Midnight, Negara-ku. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Close Down. SERVICE: 41.7 Metre* RADIft SINGAPORE AM.: 6.00 Time Signal, Ne- "AUIU OINUAWMt gara-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 479 Metres 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.30 SHORTWAVE SERVICE Learn A Word A Day;782 words
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Article, Illustration389 1964-01-25 12 FEDERAL PAINT FACTORY (S) LTD. New plant opening FIRST PHASE IN FIRM'S EXPANSION PLAN Chairman: Malaysia may soon be important industrialised country FEDERAL Paint Factory, which was first set up in Petaling Jaya four years apo, has now opened a new si. 000,000 factory in Singapore. This is the first389 words
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Article, Illustration528 1964-01-25 12 Director praises policy of Govt. on industries GOVERNMENTS policy to use and also to en- courage the use of locally made quality products will greatly help industries to get on their feet and to secure a good hold of trade overseas This was stated by Mr. Lo Jung Sin. managing528 words
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Advertisement56 1964-01-25 12 FEDERAL PAINT FACTORY [8] LTD No. 1, JALAN KILANG TIMOR, SINGAPORE TEL: *****/8 5sEE= mmmm m ,m m ALL PRODUCTS ARE APPROVED FOR »V//l FEDERAL PAINT FACTORY (S) LTD. USE BY THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC [W^/ ff" take great pleasure in |j WORKS OF THE FEDERATION OF d|j announcing the56 words
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Article, Illustration74 1964-01-25 13 (Above): A laboratory assistant preparing a sample of synthetic paint. (Above, right): An assistant studying and checking a batch of newly manufactured paint in the laboratory. On the rack ore samples of raw materials used in paint making. (Above): A factory hand checks to see74 words
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Advertisement117 1964-01-25 13 Thoo Lee Meng Furniture Co. Thoo Lee Meng Co. 64/66 Cantonment Road Singapore Tel: ***** extend their heartiest congratulations to the Federal Paint Factory (S) Ltd. on the opening of their factory Malaya Tin Printing Co. 5 Davidson Road off Macpherton Rd. Singapore- 1 3. Tel: ***** Federal Metal Printing117 words
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Advertisement182 1964-01-25 13 Z "to FEDERAL PAINTS FACTORY (SINGAPORE) LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their factory in Singapore from METAL BOX Manufacturers and lithographers ot plain locquered and decorated cans ond tin boxes of oil descriptions, screw cops ond closures, decorated advertising show tobiets, calendars and display dispensers. I LOKE182 words
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522 1964-01-25 14 Teachers: A plea for Malay classes SINGAPORE'S acting Director of Education, speaking of the Std. II Malay examination which has now become a requirement for trained teachers, asserts that teachers were informed well in advance that they would have to satisfy this condition. I entered the service In 1956 and522 words
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Letter115 1964-01-25 14 'J'AXIS Plying between Kuala Lumpur and Malacca are not equipped with any demisting device. On two recent occasions the taxi in which I was a passenger met with bad weather during the Journey and evidently due to the warmth inside the taxi (the warmth of five people),115 words
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Letter, Illustration214 1964-01-25 14 IN the Straits Times of January 22 "Singaporean" commends Singapore's Prime Minister on his forceful criticism of the grave injustice which levies income tax on Singapore residents with incomes over $1,500 a month at progressively higher rates than in Malaya. Some time ago you published214 words
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311 1964-01-25 14 Finding doctors to meet Malaya's needs THE proposed compulsory service for doctors In government hospitals Is a welcome move. Hospitals provide a social service and citizens of the country should contribute If social service is to be a fact. The proposed protest by the Senior Government Officers' Association Is not311 words
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229 1964-01-25 14 A visit to a rest house in Perak... SOME weeks ago you published an article about holidays in Malaya andmaking use of Government rest houses In December my wife arranged accommodation at a rest house In Perak for ten days early this month. Soon after the booking was confirmed she229 words
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Advertisement252 1964-01-25 14 WELD MANSIONS lAIAM WELD iNEXI TO WELD SUPERMARKET) K.L. LUXURY FLATS FOR SALE EVERGREEN PARK IPOH (Adjacent to lalan Pa»ir Puteh Police Station Ipoh) The CORONET 2 storey detached Bungalow ONLY $24,800 The "OPAL" 2 storey detached Bungalow ONLY $21,900/The "HARMONY DUPLEX 2 storey semi-detached. ONLY S 14.800 The "AURORA"252 words
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Advertisement172 1964-01-25 14 SANYO W SANYO •onto rums Sanyo Latest "Micro-Fine Tuning 91 TV Ultra-high sensitive tube "4GKS" ensures you a Clear and Sharp picture and moreover Two Hi-Fi Speakers give you a listening pleasure of rich Stereo-Phonic sound 1111! II Ultra-high sensitive tube 46K5 I HHf mi 01 tTTiTTr This TV is172 words
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Miscellaneous242 1964-01-25 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS with a straw" (Pope) (8). 1. Possibly bad sign from the 7. Essen tlally a man of deeds lower regions (7). and actions? (9). 6. Pace that Is seen In a driving 8. Fired because the editing lackclub 17>. Ed cohesion (7). I?! Ornithic* certainty? (4.242 words
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Advertisement1326 1964-01-25 15 10 LiHtKt'UUt I, WtSI t»«tl UK Uui S'por* kans P. fnaa Knag antehoi LifiraaM. Glasgow It Pt/Jaa 2t Jaa a tUTOLTCHS t.onmoutn, LmrpMl Cle. 31 Jaa a JM 27/ I .VCAON .nerpeel (.usgaw Jai 21 Fet 2 Frt 4 melampuS LuerpMl' Fel S Frt J Frt 1/11 Frt It "VRRHUS1,326 words
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Advertisement2654 1964-01-25 15 i 1 K&| THE EAC LINES fejtjr' Jsk siasoAPoti •auAuuuai««iLswmßi»i*M»peHAHo aneW^ I MMMIIOMI.IMIMMIt. fOJOIH.I WJ>«»' SSSmA. jC^m^i )momt*am^ SAILINU It lENBA, U NAVBA, MAMWIt, IllkUll, AMTVIEBP ROHERIAM. AMSTERDAM, QUO. IOTHINIURJ »H0 COniNHASEN. "MALACCA- I) 1/2 (passangas oniyt laP*rt/a JM a jm/ 4 Frt 1/ 7 Fal 1/ I Fe* "KIHA2,654 words
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Advertisement1309 1964-01-25 15 w^ MeALISTER CO., LTD. w ff^n Ttl. N*. ***** ikJk^ H«A KIXSHMAN UNI Ok SCLAV EN ESS 14ME V LONOON. HftyVM. ROTTiROAM, US JUMHUS. SAN FRANC I JC*, ■AVti. ami ft Miltumotwii. ttAnn, vancmver a Portland Cm BF RIPON Utmtm m "JSJ?" Nt mm rpora P. Triam Penamj ItnuvilU njU1,309 words
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Article199 1964-01-25 16 SHIP* lying alencaide the Singapore Harbour wharves or eipeeted tedsy srs: Rom 1/2, President Polk 4/9. Rne» enor 6/7. Melbourne Maru 13/14 Benlomond 13/16. Klorlan Ccyaowa 18. Maxwell Braoder 21/22. Empire Gsnnet 23/24. Nasaha.ru Maru 23/26, Most 28, Eastern Rover 29/30. Steel Architect 31/32. Slnaloa 35/36,199 words
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626 1964-01-25 16 THE Malayan Rubber A Market took an optimistic view of the outcome of the current peace feelers, and a gradual sagging tendency at the beginning of the week accelerated as more definite news came to hand, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current626 words
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Article258 1964-01-25 16 P FEBRUARY flret grade rukber buyers f.a.k. elated at S a.m. In Slngapen and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at S3 cents per lb. up one and a quarter cents on Thursday's doainc level (or Uw position. The tone waa quiet after steady. B.A.S. and F.M.R.E. elMtng prlees In cents258 words
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Article109 1964-01-25 16 MELBOURNE, Frt. INDUSTRIALS barely held levels 1 In a variable market with (alia slightly In excess of rises. Interest was centred on oils with Associated Grasp shares Improving further on Richmond well prospects. Baae metals were barely steady while Isaac were steady. C.R.A. »VS Mount Isa 38/4109 words
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633 1964-01-25 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were a very active market on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday morning boosted by the new: of the ceasefire and the plans for tripartite talks. About midday, however, conditions began to quieten down on the realisation that confrontation633 words
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Article25 1964-01-25 16 Malayan Stock Indicts Jan. 23 Jan. 24 Industrials: 110.39 109.68 Hns: 123.22 122.04 I rubbers: 106.64 106.64 •Dee. 31, 1963—100 Dec 29, 1962=100.25 words
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Article885 1964-01-25 16 /COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustesd (1.000) $1.94. (2.000) $1.90. (1.000) $1.93, (1.000) $1.88, (2,000) $1.87, (7,000) $1.86: Cold Stera $3.40 SL, (9.000) $3.45: Dunleps (9,000)885 words
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Article30 1964-01-25 16 January 24. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 63 cents a lb. (up one and a quarter cents TIN: $523.25 (down 12} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 235 tons (down 15 tons).30 words
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Article214 1964-01-25 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) January 24. Three month*. INDUSTRIALS Bou.otrad 13 eta. 14. Cement in i-u. Dunlops 18 cm. M. Box 20 cts. City Dev. 5 cts. McAllster 15 eta. c Smelter 20 eta. M. Invest. 18 eta. Ksno 18 eta. hoblnson 14 eta. Fed. Dlsp. 12 eta. C. Storage214 words
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Article70 1964-01-25 16 fHINESI PreOuce Eich.n,.. gtnga> per* n.Mt prices par pitul yesterday: Ceenut ell: bulk |30 e«llers. drum 133 s*ll«re. Cpra: Jaa. /Feb. UK/Ooattaaat: Unquoted. •epper: Muntok white ***** acllera. Sarawak white |14S aellera. ap»«lal BarawaJc black |112e Mllera. garbled Lampoof black |112t Mllere. ASTA, ***** Milan. llniapar* CHtmit Oil70 words
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Article81 1964-01-25 16 THE Malayan Ixenange Binkr Ait*. elatlen mad. them chansea In ita rate* to merchants yesterday (all rate* to $100): Canada i buying TT 38 1/2, airmail OD 30 3/8. SO d/st 36 1/8 credit bills 36 3/16 trade bllli-. telling TT .r OD ready: Canada On tbe free)81 words
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579 1964-01-25 16 rpHE price of Straits tin fell J. only 12J cents yesterday to $523.25 on an offering estimated down by 15 tons to 235 tons. In London on Thursday tin moved lower on sustained, but not aggressive selling on unconfirmed reports of a579 words
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Advertisement1088 1964-01-25 16 U.S.A. Pacific Atlantis, and Great Lak««/Ea*t Canada totyUi yport r s'haa. Honolulu a MM Wt Mosirsai Kiai.kMa Man" 77/21 Jm Mll Jaa 24 Frt 15 Mat Kisukatja Man" 21/21 Frt it/ 1 Mar 21 Mat a Mai 17 Apt H Aft a Mara" 24/21 Mar 2711 Mar M »a« It1,088 words
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Advertisement954 1964-01-25 16 Ita-^aa^BamaaM ssssaaaaaaasßi saVsaaaVsaakJ AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEAUND SERVICE INDIA, PAKISTAN ANO P. SUIF SERVICE Ti: FfMiaatil, Utltide, MllMarM, SysMy T Malr lH Nn M ttisasj Penang P. Sham Spore CAIPENTWA la Part 21/2S Jm S'pora P. Sham Penang T»: AMklsaa. Wtll.lftll. LyttlltM. DlMdil lAJULA W 4 Frt J Frt I954 words
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Advertisement2390 1964-01-25 17 I^^? ACCOMMODATION VACANT Word* Si (Mim.)—Bax It rfs. txtrm THREE BEDROOM FLAT Top floor. Kimsla Court off Orchard Road Spore. Fully furnished, enquiry Tel V 4631 exto. 34. VACANT NOW furnished aJr-eondi-Honed with long bath attached. Preferable Japanese. Chinese, European. Ring Spore ***** anytime. HOLIDAY BUNGALOW m Cameron Highlands for2,390 words
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Advertisement1112 1964-01-25 17 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE il Word* U (Mm.)— Box St et: txtrm PROFITABLE A SAFE Investment, buy s furnished bouse $22,500. collect monthly rent $300 or more Immediately Apply Box A43H4 st Singapore "OCEAN APARTMENTS" LUXURY Bats at Bast Coast Koad. A Lorong "N" for sale. Construction neanng completion. Price1,112 words
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Advertisement957 1964-01-25 17 TOURS EXCURSIONS H> Word* U (Mim.)-Box St tt: txtrm BANGKOK INTERNATIONAL Trad* Fair Tour 7 days $135/- leavs Penang 14-2-64. Enquiries Montur Enterprises. Overseas Union Bank, Penang Tel: tlsM BT AIR: TOUR NO. 1 42-DAY ROUND THE WORLD TOUR visiting I*. major cities on combined <2> CHERRY BLOSSOM TOUR IN957 words
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Advertisement927 1964-01-25 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE !t Word* SS (Mm.)— Box tt eta. mxtrm 1985 HILLMAN CALIFORNIAN good condition Insured Oct. 1 1984 Sl4OO. 0.n.0. ITA Knaam Hock Road Spore 11. VOLVO ins 'Bis September 62 L/Green 12.000 miles only. One owner. Irarnaculnte condition 88.800/-. 32 Oreen Lane. Serembsn. Phone 3830 WOLSELBV 15/80927 words
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Advertisement1016 1964-01-25 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* SS (Mlh.)-Box it et: txtrm SIN CHEW TRADING CO. IKS Bor«ward TS, Mercedes 100 Diesel. 1881 Commer Vsn Diesel. K/Anglla. 1980 Borgward, O llekord. 1939 F/Kacort. 1»57 wolaeley. K.Zepnyr. 1998 P/Prefect, MO Magnette, Peugeot 403. 1953 Plat 1100 M/Cowley. 146. Albert Street, Singapore Tel: 3164&.1,016 words
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Advertisement794 1964-01-25 17 BEAUTY CULTURE It Word* U (Mim.t-Box it rim trtrm LEARN HM SECRET FORMULA mat has brought total beauty to thousands ol world-famous models. Send for your copy of "Secrets tt Poise. Personality and Model Beauty" now available in 12 days approval from federal Publications Ltd.. Times House. River Valley Road.794 words
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Article, Illustration270 1964-01-25 18 BOXING Pone at his best, says WBA chief— BANGKOK, Fri. World Boxing Association president Ed Lassman said here that as long as Pone Kingpetch was in the condition he was in last night- "he i can hold the world flyweight championship for the next ten years." Pone regained tbe worldReuter - 270 words
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Article224 1964-01-25 18 Hopkirk Ist official MONTE CARLO. Fri. Paddy Hopkirk. British driver from i Belfast. Northern li eland, was I last night officially confirmed as winner of the 33rd Monte Carlo Rally Hopkirk drove a Morris Cooper from the new starting point of Minsk in the Soviet Union. He had 30 points224 words
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238 1964-01-25 18 RUGGER Ellison (north) vs Evans (south) CINOAPORE, Fri. Wingforward Dan Ellison of Selangor and North and flyhalf Geoff Evans of Singapore and South appear to hold the key to tomorrow's Malayan Rugby Union's North versus South match on the padang here. The clash between these two stalwarts will be one238 words
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Article49 1964-01-25 18 MALACCA, Fri— Malacca AAA officials are: President Akasa bin Hajl Abdul Rahman: vice-presidents M. ThoI mas and Dara Singh: secretary Chin Yik Keun (all re-elected): i assistant secretary S. Murugesan- treasurer Chong Pak Seong: rom- mlttee Anthony Chan. Benny Wee. Mnrtin Wer Om Lim Chye and Catherine Connedy49 words
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Article, Illustration618 1964-01-25 18 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL ATHLETICS By ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ten years' conscientious service to Belangor athletics Is the record which Selangor AAA president Wong Chong Chow will end of his own 'choosing at the association's annual general meeting on Jan 31. Mr. Wong618 words
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298 1964-01-25 18 GOLF: AUSTRALIA AGAIN TOP LIST WITH 13 ENTRIES KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JAPAN has withdrawn from this year's Far East golf circuit which begins with the Philippines Open at Manila on Feb 17. Following the Manila tournament, which ends on Feb. 23, will be298 words
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Article342 1964-01-25 18 CRICKET ADELAIDE, Friday. A SOLID innings of 91 by Peter Burge, who helped his captain Bobby Simpson (78) put on 104 after two wickets had gone for 37 enabled Australia to reach 281 for five on the first day of the Fourth Test against South342 words
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140 1964-01-25 18 Punter loses sure-win pools bet case LONDON, Fri a high court Judge ruled yesterday that a British football pools firm was not legally liable to pay winnings to a punter. Mr. Justice Megaw upheld a contention by Lord Gardiner. Q.C., that a punter submitting an entry according to pools firmReuter - 140 words
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Advertisement723 1964-01-25 18 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Vacancies are expected In 1964 In the following SERVICES and applications are Invited from candidates with the STIPULATED QUALIFICATIONS and who satisfy the CITIZENSHIP QUALIFICATION for entry into these Services. (Ai HIOHKR SERVICES under the provisions ot Chapter I of the Schemes of Service. Higher Services. 1953.723 words
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Advertisement739 1964-01-25 18 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION r All members of the above Association In the State of Singapore will be cloaed tor business on Tuesday. 28th January 1964 for Thalpusain. IN THE MATTES OF IPOH REALTY COMPANY LIMITED AND IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE NO: 49 OF 1941739 words
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Advertisement769 1964-01-25 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TEMPORARY CLERKS OF WORKS Applications are Invited for appointments att Temporary Clerks of Works in the Armed Force* Work* Section. P.W.D.. for work In Malayßla. Salary ScaJe: 5324 x 14-5352/ 5419 x 14-8545/ $562 x 18-1652 p.m. plus C.0.1. A. at current rate*. **r. NOT less769 words
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Advertisement34 1964-01-25 18 OON'T JUST BAT I 17 -ujv. p like with \^^JCONFIDENCE URobonpL ond It will diminalt all Uni-Aci* mn4 prevent indig«ition and con.fipotion. Sole Agent: G. NICOLICH. PO Box 454, Spore. Tel *****. umm i,34 words
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Miscellaneous116 1964-01-25 18 lr^^^^^^NiTTT^S Xl <.(.tR North v South 'Spore padang. 5 15) Klang Club v S'gor Club i Klang). RAAF v Aust. Navy (B'worth. 5) SOCCER— RAAF v Aust. Navy B'worth 5) ATHLETICS S pore AAA road relay iTanplln, 4.30). SWIMMING Spore ASA Junior age group meet iSICC pool. 3.30). GOLF Royal116 words
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Article452 1964-01-25 19 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep: BRILLIANT TRIAL IN YIELDING GOING RACING with Singapore, Friday BUT THE PICK IS STILL JAVA PLUM WHOSE SPEED AND STAMINA COMBINATION SHOULD ENABLE HIM TO SCORE OVER BT. TIMAH MILE ADA BAIK galloped like a winner in yielding going at Bukit Timah452 words
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Article707 1964-01-25 19 RACE 1 HIGHLAND SPRING: Third to Umbrian over Bt. Timah 7f In heavy going last month: working well; goes well on a wet track. LADX AVAXETT: Scored over Penang 6f in soft going in September; runaway winner over XL 6f In heavy going; second to Blue707 words
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Article1927 1964-01-25 19 BT. TIMAH 1st day Race 1-2.0: Cl 4 Dlv 2 ($7,000) Of 1 Swallow (Wing Sun St.) Mawl. 3 9.0 *Ltew 2 Emir Star (SetU St.) R. Breuk. 3 9.0 Bouicourr 9 3 Leader (Inky Kongsli Donnelly, 3 8.13 Moxh&m 8 4 0 K*dUnt Pe»k (Tlilo St.) Allan, 3 8.111,927 words
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Article146 1964-01-25 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. Asu--1 wadi, one of the most promising local jockeys, has been selected by the MRA for a year's training In Australia. He will leave for Melbourne after this Bukit Timah meeting. Sonny Ng and Talb. two Malaysian apprentices who have been undergoing training in England,146 words
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Advertisement108 1964-01-25 19 \!rJi "I k i 1 sdl* Jh j Camera Sd^"^*" V?if&?'^KV\^ "*'\i*" ii --Htißi||irßl I ~NU TMsMsßSaoirH%JJffl sk PEN EE-S The world's smallest '35' camera whose large automatic electric eye surrounding the D. Zuiko F/2.8 lens makes it impossible to take a bad exposure. For Sale! Four Storey Luxurious Flats108 words
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Advertisement271 1964-01-25 19 It* good to §1 drink scotch pi Ifttomr J to drink White Bora ?4 3\ Bole Import*™ forsMg? JOSEPH TBAVERS.AGENCIKaB kts^BW^BSlsl fS** MBV* BUM! I "Jt MITSUBISHI A ©(EH dOOc.c. OOm.p.g.^ J^ Reliability Au(f«d- Provtd tndurencs In th* Maliysi* Grand Prix I 0^ Economy Low Road Tix (htlf year $20/—)271 words
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Obituary49 1964-01-25 20 MRS TERESA CHIA Chef Ttong m< Chew Chrnc Neo paaaed away I tactfully at General Hospital on 24th January leaving he.ilnd her beloved huaband. »on daiKhter. fon-ln-law and two Krandchild-en Cortege leaves houa« for St Brrnadette's Church. 7.ion Road at 4.30 p.m. 25-1-64 and thene* to Bldadaii Cemetery.49 words
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196 1964-01-25 20 KUCHING, Friday. rrHE Sarawak Chief Minister,- Mr. Stephen x Kalong Ningkan, today warned his people to be cautious and not to think their troubles were now over because of the border ceasefire. "We must all hope the ceasefire will lead to a solution of our border196 words
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Article46 1964-01-25 20 LONDON. Fri.— Britons learned today why some people here failed to get Christmas mall British railways just discovered 5o mailbags lying in an enclosed van since last month. The van had been shunted into a railway yard here for breakIng up. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article28 1964-01-25 20 SINGAPORE. Frt. The Sri Senpaga Vlnayagar Temple at Katong will hold a religious ceremony on Tuesday from 6.30 a.m. to 8 a.m. for the Thaipusam festival.28 words
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Article, Illustration31 1964-01-25 20 THE Cambodian Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk (left) being greeted by President Macapagal of the Philippines when he arrived at Manila international airport on Thursday. U.P.I, radiophoto.UPI - 31 words
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Article372 1964-01-25 20 LONDON, Fri. A depressed account in stock markets ended on a dull note today. Occasional bright features developed in response to company news or favourable comment but generally prices lost further ground and closed with widespread losses. Political and labour uncertainties continued to unsettle markets while end account372 words
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74 1964-01-25 20 rpUNBRIDGE WELLS, Fri. A man whose fingerprint camera has been adopted by Scotland Yard is working on a plan to identify cows by photographing their noses. Mr. Harold Williamson, a camera repairer, in his latest project for the British Milk Marketing Board hasReuter - 74 words
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604 1964-01-25 20 TIMBER TRADE WANTS AN APOLOGY FROM AUSTRALIA KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. •pHK Timber Trade Federation has demanded a public apology from an Australian firm for its "disparaging statements" about Malayan meranti tinmer, forestry, the Port Swettenham authorities and Government departments. The demand is contained in a letter sent to the Ml-604 words
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Advertisement259 1964-01-25 20 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LAU ONG: Krtwrcn Chun Yaw. only o Mr. and Mm. Lmu Chun Yrn* »nd T>nn Tyc. youoKPat d&ugbler of Mr. •<ni Mrr Otig Tnk Choo on 19-1-64. NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that the business known and run under the name and style of Happy Provision Store at Tronoh259 words
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Advertisement140 1964-01-25 20 J.K.R. PAHANG. TENDERS from registered Class "E" and above JKR. contractors will be received by Jurutera Negri, JKR. Pahang, Kuantan up to 12.00 noon on 30.1.1964 for the extentlon of pipe culverts along Route 11. Kuantan-Maran Road, Kuantan. Full particulars may be obtained from Jurutera Kerja Kanan, JKR. Pahang Timor,140 words
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Advertisement219 1964-01-25 20 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE. Bankruptcy Noa: 266/56 Joseph Lav, 13, Martaban Road, Spore. (Storekeeper). 696/57 N. Ramasamy, 66. Upper Perak Road, Singapore. (Clerk). 722/57 Phang Wing Hlng, 3. Police Barracks, Crawford St., Spore, (Clerk/ Interpreter). 788 57 Abdullah bin Jonit, 70. Jalan219 words
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Advertisement108 1964-01-25 20 SUPER SHARP v ■iiwi^Eiß^M STEADY f I PICTURES WITH HI -Fl QUALITY SOUND FULLY AUTOMATIC 19" TABLE MODEL TV4645 |i#''^^ fl E) LIST PRICE: SPORE $725/- *r4l W&L FEDERATION $905/- I 19" 23" TABLE AND CONSOLE MODELS AVAILABLE |/jf |HI I FOR 12 MONTHS PLUS I I EXPERT AND PROMPT108 words
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Miscellaneous43 1964-01-25 20 XJIGHEST and lowest tempera* tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pin. on Thursday to 8 p.m. ywfc ll' >t I.i'iicst Kuala Lumpur Kota Bharu 86 73 j Penang 90 Ipoh H V N Malacca 90 7] i Singapore 90 7543 words
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