The Straits Times, 21 February 1964
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Title Section22 1964-02-21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125.000 j file*-**** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73122 words
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Article, Illustration471 1964-02-21 1 VIC NAYAGAM - VIC NAYAGAM: 'Guerillas must go' TUN KHOMAN TO BE TOLD: FURTHER MINISTERIAL DISCUSSIONS WOULD BE POINTLESS, UNLESS... From TEMERLOH, Thursday Bandits to be cleaned out TU: 1 Abdul Razak said today he would protest strongly to peacemaker Tun Thanat Khoman when he accompanies the Yang di-Pertuan Agong471 words
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466 1964-02-21 1 Malaysia: 'Blame Indonesia if truce fails' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The responsibility for any failure of the ceasefire agreement in the Borneo States rests squarely with Indonesia, the Ministry of External Affairs said today. In a statement issued hrre, a Ministry spokesman expressed "astonishment" at M-sterday's remarks of the Indonesian Foreign466 words
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Article, Illustration134 1964-02-21 1 NYERERE GIVES US HIS BACKING DAR ES S A L A A M Thurs. President Nyerere of Tanganyika (above) has expressed his support for Malaysia in "unequivocal terms," Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, leader of the Malaysian "truth mission" to Africa, said here today. Mr. Lee and his delegation who have134 words
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Article282 1964-02-21 1 LOPEZ LOOKS TO A MARCH MEETING— MANILA. Thurs. TIIK second ministerial conference in Bangkok among Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines to discuss the Malaysia crisis will most probably be postponed to the first week of March. The Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador Lopez, in a press statement said there was282 words
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Article68 1964-02-21 1 ADEN, Thurs.— A mine blew the front wheels off the leading vehicle of a convoy of British paratroopers returning to Aden from their base at Dhala, 60 miles away, a Middle East Command spokesman said today No one was hurt. This was the third mine explosionReuter - 68 words
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Article58 1964-02-21 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Air Marshal Sir John Orandy, Chief of the RAF Bomber Command, flew in today to meet chiefs of rbe British Unified Command and the Far East Mr Force. His four-day visit Is part of a world tour to study the conditions under which58 words
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324 1964-02-21 1 King and Queen leave for Bangkok on Monday ROYAL VISIT WILL HELP STRENGTHEN PEACE, SECURITY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The 10--day State visit to Thailand by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong, which begins on Monday, will go a long way tpwa r d s strengthening peace and324 words
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Article142 1964-02-21 1 JAKARTA. Thura. A TOTAL of 304 people are suffering from malnutrition In the Indramaju District, northeast of Bandoeng in West Java, the Governmentcontrolled Antara news agenry reported today. The agency said the West Java Governor. Colonel Mashudi, and sr\eral members of his staff yesterday made aa on-the-spot142 words
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139 1964-02-21 1 Two Oxford students in sabre duel over girl OXFORD, Thurs. Two South African students at Oxford University fought a 10 minute dawn sabre duel over a girl, the student newspaper Cherwell revealed today. It said the two duellists were Rory Donellan and Adam Poynter. both in the second year ofReuter - 139 words
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Article34 1964-02-21 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission recommended today the development of nuclear power progranimes for American outer space missions at a probable cost of over 1,000 million dollars ($3,000 million). Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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214 1964-02-21 1 Upward surge in tin price goes on gINGAPORE, Thurs. Tin continued its upward surge on the Straits tin market today with a rise of $13.37}, which took it to $566.7$ tlie highest price since late May, 1951. Today's rise, the largest on a single market day for some years, means214 words
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Article34 1964-02-21 1 DJAKAKIA lluir- donrsian n.i\> spokesman, commenting on impending British < imimnimr.ilth naval 111! IB 1 in |st said: "We an- not intimidated. We eaa Mobilise Itl warships in short time whcncMT called tot34 words
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Article204 1964-02-21 2 U.S. studies Sihanouk's proposal WASHINGTON, Thursday. ■JTCE State Department said yesterday that a proposal by Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia for a four-power conference to guarantee his country's neutrality was "interesting" and would be given careful study. The proposal was put for- ward earlier yesterday by Prince Sihanouk, who suggestedReuter - 204 words
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Article73 1964-02-21 2 A CCRA. Thurs. PreA sident Nkrumah yesterday accepted the resignation of his Finance Minister, Mr. F. K. D. Goka. The official announcement gave no reason for his resignation. At the same time, the official statement said that the President had removed from office two Deputy Ministers,Reuter - 73 words
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Article66 1964-02-21 2 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The United States wiU soon begin installing Indonesia's first Americanbuilt atomic reactor, the I.S. embassy announced today. The Triga II reactor "ill b e installed in Ban- doeng. West Java, and used for "research and isotope production in the educational, medical and industrial fields." It66 words
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138 1964-02-21 2 SEATO TOP JOB GOES TO THAI NATIONAL AGAIN I BANGKOK, Thurs. Mr. Konthi Supramongkhol, Thai representative at the SouthEast Asia Treaty Organisation (Seato) Council, was yesterday appointed SecretaryGeneral of the organisation. The announcement of Mr. Konthl's appointment was made at the end of a meeting of the council representatives inReuter - 138 words
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Article, Illustration587 1964-02-21 2 Malaysia has lead role not Britain, says Carrington 'Our part limited to giving military assistance at the request of the Tengku 9 LONDON, Thurs. Lord Carrington, the Deputy Foreign secretary, told the House of Lords yesterday that the leading role in Malaysia's dispute with Indonesia was being played by theReuter - 587 words
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Article44 1964-02-21 2 SAIQON. Thurs. A South Vietnamese air force fighter with a crew of one American and one Vietnamese was shot down yesterday in Phong Dinh province. 90 miles south of Saigon. The plane exploded on impact, apparently killing the crew. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article30 1964-02-21 2 BOMBAY, (India), Thurs.— The death toll In the village burning at Idapnur. Mysore, yesterday rose to 18 as two additional victims were discovered In the debris. UPI.UPI - 30 words
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Article18 1964-02-21 2 ALGIERS, Thurs.— President Ben Bella of Algeria today accepted an invitation to vtelt Mongolia.— Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article208 1964-02-21 2 OAIGON, Thurs.— South Vietnam's new Government has announced that it will accept the formation of a front of opposition parties, leadIng to the development ot a two or three-party system of government. At present there are dozens of small parties, many of which have similarReuter - 208 words
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176 1964-02-21 2 7ANZIBAR, Thurs. President Abe 1 d Karume of Zanzibar-yes-terday asked Mr. Timothy Crosthwaite, British High Commissioner, to leave the country within 24 hours because of Britain's delay in recognising his government. Mr. Donald Petersen. acting US. Charge d'Affaires, was also told to leaveReuter - 176 words
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Article34 1964-02-21 2 'Cease-fire violation JAMMU (Kashmir), Thurs Dr Karan Singh. Kashmir's Head of State, today accujed Pakistan or organising numerous border explosions In violation of the ceasefire line between Pakistan and Indian-held areas oX ''*»'r Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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205 1964-02-21 2 The French reinstate deposed President I IBREVILLE, (Gabon), Thurs. French airborne troops yesterday occupied the presidential palace and reinstated President Leon Mba, who was ousted in a coup on Monday. Last night, Libreville, capital of the lowest populated French-speaking state in Africa labout 450.000). wa» calm. The occupation of theReuter - 205 words
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Article53 1964-02-21 2 TOKYO, Thurs.— The Imperial household hoped to ttnd a wife for Emperor Hirohlto's youngest son Prince Yoshi. the Diet was told yesterday. "Since Prince Yoshi Is 23. we are trying to arrange for him to get married this year," a spokesman for the Imperial53 words
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Article54 1964-02-21 2 BONN, Thurs.— The West Orznan Government said yesterday It would be impossible to Justify further economic aid for Ceylon If an East German consulate-general was established in Colombo. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said this would mean cutting off future projects and slowing down onReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement149 1964-02-21 2 Hn*w^^^ V, -■«Wi|§ Is your child worth 3 minutes of your time a day? Children need more than a mother's love, they W^HRWS rich in proteins, minerals and vitamin 8.1. need a mother's care, and loving care is the &UULXj£2 Growing children need all of these to develop lime taken149 words
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Advertisement163 1964-02-21 2 Advertisement Beautiful hair styles are now being made to look more attractive with the "Peek-In" Olow of beauty. The rich delightful translucence you see when looking Into the depths of amber or a precious stone it Is not a glitter not a shimmer or polish, but something far more beautiful.163 words
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Article, Illustration324 1964-02-21 3 Reinforcements will help keep the peace until an international force is ready to do the job LONDON, Thursday. BRITAIN today flew another 1,500 troops to Cyprus. The Ministry of Defence said a gunner regiment, an infantry unit, administrative troops, armoured cars and army techniciansReuter - 324 words
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Article, Illustration96 1964-02-21 3 LONDON, Thurs. Sir Winston Churchill, now in his 90th year, surprised the House of Commons by voting twice during a debate on Succession Laws in Scotland He has been attending Parliament fairly regularly to recent weeks but had not voted since last year. IReuter - 96 words
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Article43 1964-02-21 3 [.ONDON. Tlrnrt Mt notes came back to Britain yesterday —after n 21-yrar break. They were last issued m April. 1943. The new notes will have two portraits of the Queen one printed and one on the watermark.—Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article36 1964-02-21 3 LONDON, Thurs.— Prince Andrew second in the line of succession to the British throne celebrated his fourth birthday here yesterday with a tea party attended by about a dozen of his youne friends. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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149 1964-02-21 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs T Cockroa ches. hamsters, rats, wasps, fertilised frog's eggs and fruit flies are among a collection of animals, insects and organisms to go on space flights next year in scientific experiments, the Space Agency announced. The first bio-satellite will b<» launched149 words
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Article31 1964-02-21 3 OPINE BLUF.', (Arkansas). Thurs.— Police arrested more than 40 Negroes last night as they -lemonstrated in front of Ray's Barbecue in sympathy of Jailed Negro comedian Dick Gregory.— CPJ.31 words
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174 1964-02-21 3 LIMBURG (West Germany), Thursday. r)R. HANS Hefelmann, on trial for 73,000 euthana- sia ("mercy killing") murders, said here yesterday that, after watching the unbearable sufferings of his paralysed mother, he had made himself one of the three greatest German experts on mercy killing. Hefelmann.Reuter - 174 words
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Article59 1964-02-21 3 ROME, Thurs. Doctors in hospitals went on strike yesterday demanding a hospital reform, higher salaries and old age pensions and raising of the retirement aim to 70. The doctors were remaining in their wards but only handling emergency cases during the 48--hour strike that ends at59 words
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98 1964-02-21 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. 11 William Scorca. 53, assistant cashier at the British-owned Chartered Bank, was arrested today on charges of embezzling U551,248,958. The alleged embezzlement took place over a period of eight years, according to a 151-count Indictment. The indictment comprised 100 counts ofReuter - 98 words
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Article44 1964-02-21 3 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Snow, gale grinds and heavy rain pounded all states along the eastern seaboi.rd yesterday, with snowfalls up to 30 Inches reported. Many schools were closed, but airline flights from Kennedy Ini tematlonal Airport here continued 'on schedule ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article44 1964-02-21 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. An army mapping satellite was secretly launched last month and Is performing "exceptionally well." it was disclosed yesterday. The satellite is designed to improve the mapping of Islands and continental regions far from the North American continent. UPI.UPI - 44 words
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Article, Illustration203 1964-02-21 3 Is it worse to succeed than fail? asks bus firm f ONDON. Thurs.— Sir 14 William Black, chairman of the Leyland Motor Corporation which won a £3 million contract to supply 400 buses to Cuba, yesterday said many other countries had tendered and failed to get the order: He named,Reuter - 203 words
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164 1964-02-21 3 C'wealth needs more meetings: Attlee 1 ONDON. Thurs.— Earl Attlee, former Labour Prime Minister, last night called for more frequent meetings of Commonwealth Prime Ministers to "pull the Commonwealth together." It would give Prime Ministers of newly-Independent countries an opportunity to learn the meaning of the Commonwealth, he told theReuter - 164 words
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123 1964-02-21 3 A GRIGENTO, (Bldly A Thurs.— Paolo Navarra, 24. a Sicilian farmhand, has been sentenced to 15 years' jail for causing his wife's death while trying to cure her of "evil spirits." The court also ordered him to spend three years in aReuter - 123 words
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Article33 1964-02-21 3 OXFORD. Thurs. Between 300 and 400 Oxford undergraduates are taking drugs, according to an article by four unnamed students In the current Issue of "Isls", the weekly undergraduate magazine. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article34 1964-02-21 3 BRUSSELS. Thurs. The Rubens painting ''Negro Heads" stolen three days ago from a Brussels museum has been recovered and 19-year-old youth detained in connection with the theft, police reported yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Miscellaneous25 1964-02-21 3 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby SOIWG TO V^ THE ACCOUNTS VePUBTMENTj wear THAT ]'^p./ wuieeTMttaT^ /YOU OONT MAVSK> J I BE JEALOUS. pW J K^jSJSSJ25 words
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Article70 1964-02-21 5 DIGNITARIES WELCOME GOODWILL MISSION AS in all West African States, there was a military guard of honour to welcome the Malaysian goodwill mission in Abidjan, capital of the Ivory Coast. The Ivory Coast's Secretary of State, Mr. Auguste Denise, and the Foreign Minister, Mr. Camille Alliali,70 words
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254 1964-02-21 5 KEITH HOOPER - STUDENT CALL FOR TIGHTER CONTROLS KEITH HOOPER: From SYDNEY, Thursday LIGHTER controls should be placed on the number of overseas students permitted to come to Australia, the Malayan Students' Association here suggests in the latest issue of its monthly publication, the Bersama-Sama. It urged that before students are permitted to254 words
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Article59 1964-02-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Natural Rubber Producers Research Association will celebrate its silver jubilee with a two-day scientific conference in Cambridge from April 7. Dr. L. Bateman. Controller of Rubber Research for the Malav.ir. Rubber Fund Board, will chair tho conference, to \vh:ch more than 200 representatives59 words
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127 1964-02-21 5 lESSELTON, Thurs. The w Penampang Union Trausport Co. drivers here called off their strike today following agreement reached between the company and the Jesselton District Vehicle Drivers' Union. They went on strike this morning at 9 o'clock over a dispute with the127 words
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Article43 1964-02-21 5 MALACCA. Thurs. Michael John Richardson. 31. manager of the bakery section of the Cold Storage Ltd. here, died In the Malacca General Hospital yesterday. He was found unconscious !n the bath In his home In Buktt Baru yesterday morning43 words
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Article41 1964-02-21 5 JESSELTON. Thurs. The Medical Department announced today that a tuberculosis control project team will carry out ca*e finding campaign on Labuan island tetween Feb. 24 and March 21. All persons aged ovar 15 years will be X-rayed.41 words
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Article27 1964-02-21 5 KANGAR. Thurs. The Mentn Besar. Perlis. Dato Sheik Ahmad bin Mohammed Hashim today opened a community hall at Kampong Chantek. 17 if.lles from here27 words
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133 1964-02-21 5 pENANG, Thurs. A*)ut 250 Greeks emigrating to Australia were on board the P& O liner Orsova, which arrived in Penang today with 500 British tourists. The emigrants, who embarked at Piraeus, came ashore and had a busy hours' shopping for souvenirs. Among the other133 words
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152 1964-02-21 5 Junk-mates gather, but one still missing DENANG, Thurs.. All but one of the shipmates preparing to sail for Australia in a 40ft junk have assembled in Penang. "We are waiting for our other companion, whom we know only as Chai," Brendan Gogarty, one of the adventurers, said. Since the publication152 words
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Article52 1964-02-21 5 MUAR. ihurs. More than 1.000 people yesterday attended the funeral of Haji Abdul Hamid bin Hii.li Fadzil. 46. who died of a heart attack at his home in Lenga. 30 miles from here. Haji A. Hamid. a member of the Johore Royal Council, leaves two widows and52 words
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114 1964-02-21 5 MANHUNT CALLED OFF: SUSPECT IS HELD A LOR STAR. Thurs. Police at Jitra today called off an intensive manhunt following the arrest last night of a suspect wanted in connection with the brutal killing yesterday of two young brothers at Kampong Mangol Bogor, 40 miles from here. The man was114 words
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Article40 1964-02-21 5 JESSELTON. Thurs. Francis Loh. vice-chairman of Sabah Tourist Association will represent Sabah at the Pacific Area Travel Association conference to be held from Feb. 28 to March 6 in Melbourne and Sydney. He leaves for Australia on Sunday.40 words
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Article63 1964-02-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A fish and vegetable dealer was held up by four men armed with knives and robbed of $300 and a cheque for $450 near the Central Market here early this morning. Chang Kong Pah, 30, and his brother were about to leave their63 words
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Article26 1964-02-21 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs The body of a middle-aged Chinese was recovered from the Stamford Canal today He had no identification papers on him26 words
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245 1964-02-21 5 Workers need time off for love, says union KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Workers should not only have shorter working hours but also free time "to love, learn, listen and care." Without this, life would be incomplete. This Is stated In an editorial on shorter working hours in the latest issue of245 words
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Article51 1964-02-21 5 MUAR. Thurs. The Tangkak magistrate's court here was filled to capacity today when 70 people were produced by the oolice to answer charges of gambling during the Chinese New Year holidays. AH but 15 of them pleaded guilty to gambling. The fines ranged from 525 to51 words
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Article63 1964-02-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. National Zoo here will be richer by two species of deer and some ducks as a result of a contribution being made by the Copenhagen Zoo in Denmark. The gift is in the form of one male and two female red63 words
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Article, Illustration203 1964-02-21 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. fPHE Singapore Government is to launch a proA gramme to light every street and to provide electricity to every village in the Slate in the next This was announced today by the chairman of the Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee, Mr. Ho203 words
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Miscellaneous218 1964-02-21 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS nlng association (6). 7. Outing In a convertible in 6. Some err from compunction Belgium (7). (7). 8. Even so we resolved to bang 9. Draper; outlays? (5-6). around (7). 15. Forgive neglect (8). 10. 13. 17, 19. Promise of divine 16. Shut In, many go218 words
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457 1964-02-21 6 Shipyard the biggest enterprise to be set up in S'pore: Goh SINGAPORE, Thursday JHK Minister for Finance, Dr. (lon Keng Swee, today described the new $23 million Jurong Shipyard Ltd. as the "largest and most exciting enterprise so far to be set up in the State." Speaking at a ceremony457 words
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215 1964-02-21 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The head of one of Japan's largest general trading organisation, Mr. Masakarzu Echigo, said here today that Singapore was "politically and economically the best place for foreign investment" in Southeast Asia. Prosperous "Singapore is now facing a prosperous industrial future and215 words
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120 1964-02-21 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An odd-job labourer. Lee Hup Fatt. 19, today pleaded guilty to living in part on the immoral earnings of a 17-year-old girl. The second criminal district judge. Mr. K.T. Alexander, sentenced him to six months' jail. The court was told that120 words
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Article98 1964-02-21 6 RAIDS: NO ABDUCTION TIE-UP SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police today said that investigations so far into the activities of notorious criminals arrested in recent raids show no connection with the kidnapping of Mr. Shaw Vee Ming and his driver. The police secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah. said: -The Special Squad is, however, obtaining98 words
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Article, Illustration107 1964-02-21 6 74 get papers for good work OINGAPORE, Thurs. Inche Ismail bin Abdullah i above) of Bouna Vista Road, was the only civilian among the 74 persons who received Certificates of Commendation from the acting Police Commissioner. Mr. J. Le Cain, at the Police Training School today. Saved girl Inche Ismail107 words
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283 1964-02-21 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. 10 The special seven-man jury trying 58 former Pulau Senang detainees on three rioting and murder charges, were told in the Assizes today that they could if they found it fit and proper convict any of the accused of "lesser offences." Defence283 words
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Article147 1964-02-21 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tan Lai Hock, 21, an icewater seller, was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the Assize Court today on a charge of causing hurt by throwing sulphuric acid on Lee Thian Chye, a quarry worker and six others. Th» Incident took place147 words
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Article, Illustration2164 1964-02-21 7 LEONCE PEILLARD - The big rescue is over LEONCE PEILLARD CONCLUDING THE SERIES BY More titan 1,100 are saved from the sea but years later comes a bitter sequel At Nuremberg, the admiral defends 'Be harsh' order ADMIRAL DOENITZ IS PICTURED AT LEFT AT HIS HOME NEAR HAMBURG HE WAS JAILED FOR WAR2,164 words
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Obituary23 1964-02-21 8 Wer«U St* (Mint > M«S. MARY JONES of U2D Hower Road died 15-4-64>. Friends/Relatives are thanked for condolences, wreaths/ donations and masses given.23 words
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Article94 1964-02-21 8 -'0 Words St* (M,mmum MRS. LIM CEOK WAN and family thank friends and relatives for their ntmpatby. gifts and wreaths. MR. AND MRS. C. Thavara)an of Police Depot XL thank nil friends and relatives for their kind attendance. nhsahle presents, and congratulatory mr— gas on the occasion of thear94 words
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Article672 1964-02-21 8 The overlords of the turf generally wrap themselves in Cassandra's mantle when the annual meeting comes round, and the chairman's statement to members of the Singapore Turf Club, who meet today, partly follows the pattern. The persistent decline in the popularity of racing is disturbing, reports672 words
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Article396 1964-02-21 8 Prince Sihanouk's conviction that time is running out is driving him along a tortuous path towards his goal of internationally guaranteed independence, which he calls "neutrality." His anxiety leads him often astray, but it is only in this light that his present performances make sense. Hia call in396 words
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Article179 1964-02-21 8 It is well that the Petaling Jaya Town Board has warned that it may not be able to supply the usual services to housing estates outside the town limits. The belief that these services can easily be had probably has much to do with the rush for land179 words
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354 1964-02-21 8 Don lildon - Don lildon JUSTICE AMID A CARNIVAL SETTING, THEN— by TVALLAS, Thurs. The U Jack Ruby hearing was more like a fashion show. First there was the millionaire Stanley Marcus, president of the internationally famous Nelm» n-Marcus store, which specialises in luxury goods, on354 words
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Letter380 1964-02-21 8 VIUCh of Mr. Rajaratnam s argument with Mr. Tan Slew Sin Is difficult to follow. Anyway, there Is no point getting Into an academic argument with Mr. Rajaratnam about socialIsm. Mr. Rajaratnam will agree that whatever definition he attempts to give to socialism he will find hundreds380 words
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Letter211 1964-02-21 8 rCHE OSMAN MERICANS reply to my letter regarding the Penang ferries is far from reassuring. He contradicts himself. On the one hand he aays, "I am to assure your correspondent and other users of the ferry service that the commission always maintains a high standard of safety on211 words
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Letter182 1964-02-21 8 fYCLISTS are to be barred from using one of the capital's main highways Jalan Tuanku Abdui Rahman from tne Junction of Jalan Mountbatten to Campbell Road. Cyclists try to take the shortest possible route. But now it appears that the traffic authorities blame them for causing traffic congestion.182 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1964-02-21 8 SPECIAL WRITER - The new order of battle in Burma SPECIAL WRITER WHILE THE ARMY STRUGGLES WITH THE RICE MARKET AND LICENCES FOR BETEL-SELLERS: by a RANGOON. THURSDAY THE leaders of the old Ant i-Fas-cist People's Freedom League, both U Nu's wing and the rival wing under U Ba Swe and U Kyaw1,081 words
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Advertisement900 1964-02-21 8 Straits Tim« Malay MJ 0010 srrofiAac Awewxi Ottkttt MM OOLO STTORAOK IRANCMCt AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATONO KsTPPSL WOAP NAVAL SVkM A.MiorMU ><■»«■ crrr book srrom lib ww.es.sfr Mo—. Cd»w Q— •nm niws moNT FHxpetrtesr's SmpenseMeaM M. M. ItMAK SSAMMM (TORI TT9-7. Ok**** Pots*, a-pors- 1 T RfXTNASAMY ft CO lai-* JMM900 words
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Advertisement53 1964-02-21 8 WHAT I BELIEVE AND WHY PRESIDENT JOHNSON wrote this revealing declaration of his personal and political philosophy when both he and the late President Kennedy were serving the United States Senate. First published in The Texas Quarterly, it is reprinted here from the April 1950 Reader's Digest in FEBRUARY Reader's53 words
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Advertisement145 1964-02-21 8 Bmm home movies are MORE exciting with superb new Bell Ho well AUTOLOAD Bmm self-threading CINE PROJECTORS L^S- tt HPv With the superb new Bell Howcll Autofood pcoMitfe 'V^Vr<B i bktm do not exist. The film is taken from your firxjers ond threads r»--%P* QU'cMy, easily '^^m or>cJ outomotically. So145 words
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Article227 1964-02-21 9 POLICE HOLD MAN WITH WOUNDS IPOH, Thurs. Police detained a man with gunshot wounds early this morning in connection with the robbery at a .goldsmiths shop here yesterday. The suspect, the second to be detained, was picked up in Bukit Merah new village, lour mile> trom here, shortly after 1227 words
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Article30 1964-02-21 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police today found the body of V M Ganapathy. 51. hanging by a length of cloth from a beam of a house in King George's Avenue.30 words
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Article, Illustration758 1964-02-21 9 War or peace two big 'if s' RAJARATNAM LOOKS AT SOEK-THE BIG BROTHER' WHO BECAME 'BIG BULLY' SINGAPORE, Thursday. WILL confrontation by Indonesia be converted into large-scale invasion of Malaysia? This question was posed, and answered, by the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today when he gave a lunch758 words
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48 1964-02-21 9 THE RAJA Permaisuri Agong shares a joke with Miss Choo Kwan Vim, a student at the Specialist Teachers Training Institute at. Cheras Road. The Queen showed particular interest in the needlework section of the Institute.— Straits Times picture by Lim Yaw Chong.48 words
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167 1964-02-21 9 I{UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong today visited two teachers' training colleges here. They spent two hours touring the Specialist Teachers' Training Institute at Cheras Road before going on to the Day Training College in Jalan167 words
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Article60 1964-02-21 9 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Yan<? di-Pertuan Besar of Nepri Sembilan will be entertained to a dinner and dance at ihc Town Hall here on April 11 by ali communities on the occaslun of his 42nd birthday, which falls on March 29. As March 29 is a Sunci.iv. the60 words
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Article62 1964-02-21 9 SINGAPORE. Thurb— A young man. Ann Chik was today conlmitted lor trial in the Hirli Court on a charge of raping .md robbing a 16-year-old-girl Ang was alleged to have committed the offences with .mother man at Kallang Park on the night of Nov 15 last62 words
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115 1964-02-21 9 Two more cholera cases in Alor Star A LOR STAR. Thurs. Two more cases of cholera were reported here today. One was from Pautai Johore and the other from Sebrang Nyonya. Both have been admitted to Alor Star Hospital. The total number of cholera patients In hospital i.s now 16.115 words
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Article48 1964-02-21 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A hawker. Lim Kens Heng, 17. was tod.iy jailed for one year in the Third Criminal District Court for retaining a stolen motor-cycle at Serangoon Road last year Lim was acquitted on the mala charge of .stealing the motor-cyclt valued at S7OO.48 words
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172 1964-02-21 9 GEOFFREY BOLANO - GEOFFREY BOLANO: by Singapore, Thursday A FORMER senior executive of the Sydney Stock Exchange will arrive in Singapore next month to help the Malaysian Exchange establish a permanent executive, which has become necessary because of the huge growth in interest in stocks and shares172 words
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Advertisement185 1964-02-21 9 For the b«»t go for Expartly •ogintered.clegintly y designed, compact and port- ■■■■■■fe^l able W P3OO GRUNDIG is a^i^^^^^^k^ undoubtedly today's leading name for all portable TV sets. E^a^aja^a— a«may^jj Its ideally luited both for in- B^ "tOs door and outdoor maximum -y enjoyment and relaxation. 23' T 302 model...185 words
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Advertisement186 1964-02-21 9 ij s^sSg?^* I II KEEP YOUR FUNDS I IN V LONDON IN A II 57 DEPOSIT ACCOUNT A DcpOMl ACOMM with Lombard H^nkinc I imiifd mrane complete financial peace ot'mind. No U.K. Income mil '<c deducted. Your money accumulates the time and is quite un.iikvied by economic conditions Withdrawalquickl) subject186 words
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Miscellaneous713 1964-02-21 9 |Todaysßadio,TV| Before We Say Goodnight; 12.00 RADIO SINGAPORE midn close MEDIIM WAVE SERVICE RADIO MALAYSIA SHORTUAvTs^RVKE A NA f L S B AVI 41 Metres stKMCfc: 41.7 and 00.2 tnrtrrs A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraAM. 6.00 Good Morning 601 ku; 602 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Morning Prelude; 7.15 News: Tlme Signal.713 words
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Article, Illustration184 1964-02-21 10 Father and son get certificates for jungle —survival— SINGAPORE, Thurs.— After living for five days out of touch with civilisation in dense Malayan Jungle, a lather ana son have received certificates from the Far East Survival and Parachute School at R.A.F. Changi. The father Is Flying Officer Jack Huntlngton, 41.184 words
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Article60 1964-02-21 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Negotiations between the Health Ministry and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, on claims affecting all categories of the nursing staff, scheduled to be held today were postponed. A spokeAzrnn for the union said that the meeting could not be held because a ministry60 words
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Article48 1964-02-21 10 MUAR, Thurs A cofleeshop assistant. Liong Hwa Kwee. 36. was today sentenced to six months' jail for outraging the modesty of a married woman. Pea 'ah binte Manja. 26. at the General Hospital here on Oct. 2 last year at midnight. He denied the charge48 words
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Article31 1964-02-21 10 PARIT BUNTAR, Thurs A rubber tapper. M- Kantian, 51. was found hanging from a beam outside nu house in thr labour lines at Tall Ayer Estate, near here, yesterday.31 words
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342 1964-02-21 10 Han Suyin and the Mao way: Rubbish! says Dato KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. IJUBBISH! That was how Senator Dato Sir Clough Thuraisingham today described novelist Han Suyin's suggestion that developing countries, including Malaysia, adopt Communist China's rigidly regimented educational system. She suggested yesterday during a session pf the third Asian Regional342 words
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94 1964-02-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The Thai Ambassador. Mr. Thltlnant Na Ranong, today left for Bangkok to supervise arrangements for the visit of the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permalsurt Agong next Monday. Mr. Na Ranong, who was accompanied by his wife, said that Their94 words
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Article, Illustration117 1964-02-21 10 SERVICE CHIEFS MEET IN SINGAPORE TWO of Britain's overseas Service chiefs are now holding liaison discussions in Singapore-Lt.-Gen. Sir Charles Harington (above), Commander-in-Cbief. Middle East Command, is paying an official visit to tbe Singapore headquarter* of the Far East Command, and this picture shows him at his first meeting with117 words
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Article36 1964-02-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A meeting of the ex-Scout of the 10th Group to form a Rover group will be held at the Methodist Boys' School In Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 29 at 2.30 p.m.36 words
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205 1964-02-21 10 5 CVealth navies for Far East exercise CINGAPORE, Thurs. About 10,000 men of the Australian, British. Canadian, Indian and New Zealand navies are to take part in a Commonwealth exercise Jet 64 in the Far East between Feb. 29 and March 23 A maritime joint operations centre will be set205 words
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Article47 1964-02-21 10 MUAR. Thurs— The presldenf of the Town Council here. Inche Mohamed Baid bin Mohamed Tahir. today warned all bicycle owners In the Town Council area to renew their bicycle licences before March, failing which they would be prosecuted. There are about 14.000 bicycle* here.47 words
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Article, Illustration357 1964-02-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A new $12 million tin dredge at Batang Berjuntai will operate towards the end of this year, the chairman of the London Tin Corporation. Sir Douglas Waring, said today. Sir Douglas, who is on a visit here, said that357 words
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97 1964-02-21 10 IttHDH, Thurs— The na--1 tlonal president of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. r/lD make a two-day tour of Perak on Monday and Tuesday. He will leave Kuala Lumpur by air on Monday morning for Taiping. In the97 words
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Article62 1964-02-21 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malaysian Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohammed Khr Jonari. will open two branches of the We6t Division of Singapore UMNO, on March 1 The branches are at the 6fh milestone Bukit Tlmah and Kampong Tani oft Adam Road They will62 words
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Advertisement272 1964-02-21 10 < V \^rjß^/I^^tk *a& V it iJMygTfc Match every happy mood with fragrant Blue Grass From morning till night be surrounded by Powder, Flower Mist Spray, Fluffy Milk the lovely aura of Blue Grass. Elizabeth Bath, Perfumair, Dusting Powder, Bath Oil Arden has created for you a whole range Bath272 words
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Miscellaneous212 1964-02-21 10 .1 Oop By l.# linn, tin B^**^ tt *C>OUTHINIoS7/Soijr^^\| -MXTD DONEfiOWEuTI W XCOUU*TOUUUH WBJ.,ATLEASr~I I YEH...BUT TM NOT \II f/ FUNNY THAT YAKKAHIK (vec DOWN THROUGH THE I TH' ONLY ANSWER iWE FOUNP OUT SURE THIS WOUT Li /ABOUTTHe 1 FEU^YCWGCrr V V YEARS WE THOUGHT I LHE WAS TO212 words
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Advertisement166 1964-02-21 11 BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA j^ COMPANY LIMITED mamuamn LAYING OF FOUNDATION STONE THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA COMPANY LIMITED FACTORY AT THE JURONG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE WILL BE LAID TO-DAY AT 5.00 P.M. BY THE HONOURABLE, THE MINISTER FOR FINANCE DR. GOH KENG SWEE. SB A JOINT VENTURE ON EQUAL PARTNERSHIP166 words
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Article, Illustration212 1964-02-21 12 MALAYSIA enjoys a high standard of living iIL compared to other countries in Asia. In Singapore, for example, there is one private car to every 25 persons which makes Singapore the most highly motorised state in Asia and comparable to more developed212 words
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Article, Illustration256 1964-02-21 12 AM most happy to see that the physical work on Bridgestone Malaysia Co. Ltd. is starting in the Economic Development Board's industrial estate in Jurong. The Board, in promoting industries In Singapore, has laid emphasis on the establishment of industries using raw256 words
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Article913 1964-02-21 12 Factory capacity planned to meet two- thirds of needs in Malaysia A NEW enterprise in A Siirgapore of Bridgestone Tire Co. Ltd. and PanMalaysia Cement Works Ltd., Bridgestone Malaysia Co. Ltd. is backed by the most advanced tyre manufacturing techniques and the managerial skills of prominent local industrialists.913 words
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300 1964-02-21 12 Managing Directors T ADIES and gentlemen: Singapore enjoys a position as being one of the noted commercial centres of the world. The Low Vat Construction Company, an influential enterprise in this country, and Bridgestone Tire Co. Ltd., the largest tyre manufacturers in Japan, have pledged300 words
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Advertisement23 1964-02-21 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA COMPANY LIMITED (CS?^£) for better STEEL- FRAMED buildings £&K?&j££~ WS I Wjb LI I 29.TANGLIN HALT CLOSE, SINGAPORE, 3.23 words
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Article, Illustration391 1964-02-21 13 PRESIDENT PLEDGES TO MAKE UNDERTAKING A GREAT SUCCESS IT is my great honour and pleasure to be able to participate in this grand ceremony which Bridgestone Malaysia Co. is holding today for the laying of its foundation stone. A new country by the name of Malaysia, with a future teeming391 words
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Article, Illustration488 1964-02-21 13 Bridgestone raises output 10 times over in past decade IN 1963, Japan's rub--1 ber production exceeded every prediction by reaching an all-time high of 323,000 tons. This was an 8 per cent increase over 1962 and placed Japan second to the United States in annual rubber production. The Japan Rubber488 words
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Article, Illustration326 1964-02-21 14 PAN MALAYSIA CEMENT WORKS LIMITED sends greet-r ings and felicitations to its Joint venture BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA COMPANY LIMITED and announces: Our wholly owned subsidiary. Pan Malaysia Rubber Industries Limited. c o venturing on equal partnership with Bridgestone Tire Company Limited of Japan326 words
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Article, Illustration212 1964-02-21 14 AS one closely conA nected with Bridgestone Malaysia Company Limited and its associated companies, I cannot but rejoice at the- laying of the foundation stone of Singapore's first and only tyre factory. It is a milestone in the. industrial development of Singapore212 words
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Article, Illustration31 1964-02-21 15 Malaysian engineers undergoing training at Bridgestone Kurume factory in Japan. In the background is the office. Malaysian engineers are seen carrying out tests in the Bridgestone factory in Japan.31 words
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591 1964-02-21 15 Cement Works planning July production CEMENT, a basic commodity in life, has never been sufficiently produced in our country and in the past, not less than 530.000.000 of our hard currency were drained out yearly for the importation of foreign cement, according to a report by the Managing Director of591 words
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Advertisement40 1964-02-21 13 LARGEST STEEL-FRAMED BUILDING IN MALAYSIA H (m^^L I H^h cture s IOWB first rames U P at J uron B' Singapore. When completed I c Btpuctl|pe Wl m d tota '^S" 1 a B P an ft tel: ***** limited40 words
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Advertisement156 1964-02-21 14 THE CHARTERED BANK SINGAPORE ISLAND FEDERATION OF MALAYA MAIN OFFICE Battery Road I \LOK STAR BUTTtR CROSBY HOISE Robinson WORTH IPOH KANGAR Road —KI.ANG— KUALA LUMPUR SELET\R N\\ \l MM Victory Ay ,iue. Ampang Road. H\N(.I V\\ I KHAK Pasar Roaa I h Road fc Foch INTERNATIONAL UIIPOKT Avenue BtKIT156 words
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Advertisement226 1964-02-21 14 BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO., LTD (Incorporated in Singapore) Office address: Room 7-E, Asia Insurance Building, Singapore. PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY AUTHORISED CAPITAL: $20,00«,000/IMTIAL ISSUE: $10,000,000/Factory: Located at Jurong Industrial Estate, Singapore. Products: Rubber tyres and tubes, rubber belts for industry, pressed rubber articles, rubber rods, hoses and pipes, foam rubber products, rubberised226 words
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Advertisement83 1964-02-21 14 We extend our Warmest Greetings to BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO.. LTD. on the occasion of the laying of foundation stone. from THE MITSUI BANK LTD. 66/68, Cecil Street, Singapore Tel: ***** Congratulations to BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO LTD., on the auspicious occasion of the Official Laying of the Foundation Stone of Bridgestone83 words
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Advertisement144 1964-02-21 15 IllllliiliillllllllllllllllllillilillSlll'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll We extend our heartiest greetings to BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA COMPANY LIMITED. on the occasion of the laying of its foundation stone. from THE BANK OF TOKYO LTD. 6/10, PHILIP STREET, SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIi Our Best Wishes to Bridgestone Malaysia Co. Ltd. on the occasion of the laying of foundation144 words
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Advertisement102 1964-02-21 15 Our Heartiest Congratulations to BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO., LTD. on the occasion of the laying of foundation stone. We are proud to be chosen the main contractor in connection with the Bridgestone project and with similar other projects such as the Shell and Esso refineries at Port Dickson. We specialise in102 words
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316 1964-02-21 16 Stocks low: Pepper prices may move up higher pEI'PER prices are expected to rise appreciably as stocks in Singapore and Sarawak are at a low ebb. Singapore prices are at present higher than those quoted in London, where the possibility of a squeeze is* expected towards the end of May.316 words
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Article, Illustration147 1964-02-21 16 Kelvinator celebrates golden anniversary [{ELVIN ATOR Inter- national Corporation's regional manager for the Far East, Mr. H.L. Scott, said in Singapore last week that the company would continue to uphold its policy of working in partnership with local businessmen the world over. He said that the Kelvinntor history was replete147 words
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Article133 1964-02-21 16 Record VW output in January VOLKSWAGEN set a produc- Uon record during January with 119.238 unite completed and has decided to introduce overtime shifts on Saturdays for the coming months, according to a report from Bonn. Output per working day Is now running at 5,195 units. The company lias boosted133 words
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Article, Illustration139 1964-02-21 16 Triumph's training executive A SALES training executive of Standard-Triumph International will arrive in Singapore from Britain on Monday to introduce the company's Triumph 2000 saloon to sales and service personnel of the distributors, Century Motors Ltd. He is Mr. Mi 1 Tillion who will also give lectures and film shows139 words
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Article, Illustration72 1964-02-21 16 RESERVATIONS OFFICER ON K.L.M. COURSE IN HOLLAND MR. STEPHEN Chong Ail Keow (above), reservations officer attached to Harrisons and Crosiield, Travel Department, Kuala Lumpur, flew to Holland last week to attend a KLM reservations training course. Mr. Chong will be away for two months and before returning to Kuala Lumpur72 words
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Article, Illustration158 1964-02-21 16 'THE Chlneae Produce Ex- change, Singapore, gave a party to members and friends on Tuesday to celebrate the first day of business In* the Year of the Dragon. Traditionally, the exchange begins business on the fourth day of the New Year but because the fourth day this158 words
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284 1964-02-21 16 3RWGESTONE TO MARKET TYRES IN AUGUST QINGAPORE'S Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will lay the foundation stone to the $20 million Bridgestone tyre factory at the Jurong industrial estate at 5 p.m. today. The factory is expected to be ready for trial production by June and locally manufactured Bridgestone284 words
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Article192 1964-02-21 16 EVIDENCE is now becoming available that ciga- rette purchases in* the United States have, at least temporarily, been adversely affected by the publication of the Surgeon-General's report on the health hazards of smoking, it is reported in the London Financial Times Since the report appeared192 words
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Article, Illustration88 1964-02-21 16 Senior salesman retires MR. ONG Thuan Chye, 57, senior sales representative of Vernat Eastern Agencies Ltd. in Perak, has retired after 30 years with the company. He joined the company in Kuala Lumpur in 1934 and three years later was sent to Ipoh to open an office. Since then, he88 words
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Article39 1964-02-21 16 A Ford Motor spokesman said in New York the Ford division expects sales this year to rise better than 10 per cent over 1963. He said every indicator points to another excellent year for Ford cars.39 words
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170 1964-02-21 16 AN associate pioneer concern of Brady's (Malaya) Ltd. is to start production id Singapore towards the middle of this year, according to Mr. Keith W. Kraetzer, executive of the company. Called Brady's (Singapore) Ltd.. it has been established in view of the market potential170 words
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60 1964-02-21 16 Bank of East Asia profit for 1963 The Bank of East Asia. Ltd. announces that subject to audit, the profit for 1963. including the balance brought forward from the previous year, amounts to HK $8,314,274 The directors propose to .transfer HK$3 million to general reserve and to pay a dividend60 words
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Advertisement210 1964-02-21 16 J k M| mfii wk they call them "King of the Road" -the famous range of LUCAS accessories Essentials for safe and satisfying motoring are made by Lucas to suit every car and truck. A few of the accessories and/or replacements are shown here actually, the Lucas range is vast:210 words
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Advertisement189 1964-02-21 16 INDIAN QUALITY PRODUCT D.N.SINGHA&CQ CAST IRON FOUNDERS. MECHANICAL, ENGINEERS, EXPORTERS Of C. I. PIPES SPECIALS. MANHOLE COVERS. FLUSHING CISTERNS. MACHINERIES SPARES. G. I; BUCKETS. STEEL. FURNITURES, /E,T,C« AND IMPORTERS. CABLE ADORESS-**RA!NW«TER" 39/1. COLLGE STREET. -CALCUTTA*I2« INDIA. OUR SOLE AGENT FORMAL AY A &SINGAPORI M/S SHROFFS (MALAYA) LTD. 60-62. ORCHARD ROAD.189 words
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Advertisement1300 1964-02-21 17 T3 LIVERPOOL ft WESI COASI U.K.. Uii S ion 2a.11 S na» MARON Liverpill. Glagow Gdn. 33 Taday Fel 22/27 Fek 21 ELPENOR A. Liverpaal Gdn. 31 Taday Fel 25/ 3 AENEAS Li»rp*al, Glasgow Fel 27 Mar 2 Mar 4 EUMAEUS Li<erpe*l, Havre Mai 5 Mar 1 Mm 1/11 Mar1,300 words
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Advertisement2595 1964-02-21 17 1 w&mmmmßßM W£M THE EAC EINES EeOC VSA XMCAPOW WIAtA4MM*WR»^WUW*IIAM J^ PBNAMO aB*C«J3CM^H**I eoMMa>Moua-«cM>M«oi&. "»<xao»»»» injumaomm 2^jj^ I ."•o-vsT s !nmjm^L iS2p^ \s«-**»\ SAILINGS TO SENOA, U NAVRE, HAM6UR6, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. OSLO SOTHENIURt. AND COPENHASEN. I l ™"^~~VMn^~^^TTs?*^^™T'en l a!!g" "KINA k) 6. 2 4 22 Fek 21/272,595 words
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Advertisement1362 1964-02-21 17 feMcALISTER «Jc CO., LTD. W_ til: N*. *****. \JT KLLJXRMAM UMI <fc KLAVEMESS LINE *^V LONOON, HAMBURG, ROTTEROAM, LOS AHSEIES. SAN FRANCISCO. HAVRE. NULL 8. MIDDUSBROUGai SEATTLE. VANCOUVER I POATLANB t CITT BF EASTBOURNE Accept.ag targiJ«Ceitral t Sulk S'pori P. Sham Paaang «niiiifviii« 18/21 fak OBiU IS FM BONNEVILLI t1,362 words
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Article112 1964-02-21 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS held steady to firmer levels with rises In excess of falls. Company reports continued to be the main influence. Tte shares featured with good Kalns following higher overseas tin prices. Benison further Improved to 345. Other base metals were steady. Oils were quiet and loans112 words
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Article250 1964-02-21 18 MARCH (Int grade rubber buyer* r.e.e. eleied at B p.m. In Shncapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 67J cents per Ib. up ftve-clshUis of a cent on Wednesday's cloelns level lor the position. The tone was easier. R.A.B. and F.M.R.E. eletlng prieei m lenti per Ib. yeiterday: Int.250 words
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Article25 1964-02-21 18 FEBRUARY 20. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67* cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN: $566.50 (up $13.37*). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 15 tons).25 words
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621 1964-02-21 18 From Our Market Correspondent rN shares continued very active on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday as the metal price accomplished a fresh spiral of over $13. .However, although prices were slightly better there was no runaway movement of the 1961 variety. Prices are moving621 words
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Article26 1964-02-21 18 Malayan Stock Indices Feb. 19. Feb. 20. 'Industrials; 116.01 113.78 Tin*: M&Jti 143.00 rubbers: ■•4.73 1U4.72 "Dec. 30, 19«3 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.26 words
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Article980 1964-02-21 18 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded In brackets. INDUSTRIAL!: Beustiad (1.000) ft tt, <P.<100) 52.00. (1.000) $1.98. 1 1. 000) Sl.!>7 C.B. Meldlni (I.riou) 53 il.ihkii BBXMi Dunlept (2.O>K)) 53.K3, (I'.INJO)980 words
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459 1964-02-21 18 STRAITS tin continued its price spiral with a further rise yesterday of $13,374 to $566.50. The offering was estimated at 250 tons, down 15 tons. In London overnight tin was strong, values advancing about £20 and £17 per long ton for459 words
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Advertisement444 1964-02-21 18 GREAT LAKES BENGAL LINES GEORGELIS LINE'S GREAT LAKES SERVICE IMDING FOR MONTREAL, TORONTO, ASHATABUL*. TOLEDO. OETRIOI, CHICAGO -HO MILWAUKEE. Spore P. Sham Ptnsng Montreal A I i fUn 11/13 Mar 14M5 Mir 11/17 Mir 12 Air A I j VESSEL ID/12 AM 11/14 Apr 15/16 Apr U Mj, A ti444 words
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Advertisement972 1964-02-21 19 lIIMM rSrSI I I J Hi J 111 ■IKI J ffS^H^' (Continued from Pace o\ SITUATIONS VACANT f* Word* SS (Mitt.)— Box St et*. oxtrm NEW KATONG RESTHOUSE ft Bar 107 Marine Parade. Tel: *****. Eng-lixb-speaklng Manageress and Waitresses wanted. Oood numeration. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY by European couple on estate in972 words
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Advertisement1119 1964-02-21 19 SITUATIONS VACANT it Wort* SS (Mtm,}-B*M tt eta, oxtro OUALIFIED ARCHITECT with at least two years post qualification experience, preferably In estate development. Knowledge of reinforced concrete and contractual procedures an advantage. To work m Kuchlng at a xtartlng salary according to age and experience but not lea* than $1,4001,119 words
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Advertisement1074 1964-02-21 19 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE to Word* $5 Min.}— Box ft jet*, txtro KIM TIAN ROAD: First Floor Flat, Three bedrooms, etc. Parquet /Mosaic tiles. Vacant possession. Tan Bwee Pee, Valuer ft Estate Agent. 12-A. Bonbam Building, B' pore. Tel: *****. FOR QUICK RBTURN: Invest on Modern Semi-detached Bungalows at 1011,074 words
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Advertisement1004 1964-02-21 19 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I* Wera% U (tH*u>—»om tt et*. sacra CUNIO IN MALACCA available immediately nuntng staff drugs etc, complete well established locality and regular patients attending. Reply P.O. Box 169 Malacca. WELL EBTABLIBHBD Commercial Institute In North-Johore for sale as going concern. Owner retiring doe Illhealth. Further particulars from Box1,004 words
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Advertisement1097 1964-02-21 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wort* SS (Htm.}— Mom tt rta. *xtrm i FIAT 600 Rag: July 1961 One owner. Perfect condition. Tax ft Insurance paid 1 View at 34 f>iti>i'l' Road. Spore. i Owner leaving. 1 FORD TAUNUS 17M Saloons are still available on moat attractive terms. Universal Care Limited.1,097 words
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Advertisement959 1964-02-21 19 FOR SALE W Word* SS (Mim.h-Box tt cte. txtro CHEAPEST EVER "Victor" sound 16MM projector. Excellent condition [ISO/- with transformer. Contact hit. Peo, 4 Penang Road, Singapore. GROUND FLOOR *LAT No. 23 Lorong 17 Geylang. Freehold vacant wssession. Apply Madam Tan Soh Eng, KOA. Lavender Street, Singapore. AIRCONOITIONER CARRIER type959 words
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Advertisement814 1964-02-21 19 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) '.0 Word* SS (Him.)— Box St et*. txtro QUALITY AND SERVICE guaranteed. Lee Onn Jewellers. 208/8 South Bridge Road, Singapore BARGAINS GALORE: Kverj Tuesday and Friday read the "Shopping Centre" In The Malay Mall (or your guide to shopping bargains. TINTITTS oy L'Orrai ot Parts UK only814 words
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Advertisement491 1964-02-21 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from Federal citizens for the posts ot Senior Subject Specialist* (Special Grade I. Special Grade I (a) or Special Grade I (p) In the U.TJB.> for Chemistry ana Biology In Sekol&h Tuanku Abdul Rahman. Ipoh. Application forms are obtainable from the Secretary, Board of Governors491 words
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Article, Illustration258 1964-02-21 20 Che Empah, 91, sails for a pilgrimage to Mecca PORT SWETTENHAM, Thursday. pOR 91 -year-old Che Empah binte Dapah, of Malacca, the possibility of fulfilling the Islamic vow and making the pilgrimage to Mecca had always seemed remote. Until recently, that is. For today, with 240 others, she sailed from258 words
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106 1964-02-21 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Four Indonesians were jailed today for two months' each when they pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to charges of illegally entering Singapore. Mr. B. M. Barker of the Immigration Department. said that Djoni Merang, Mas bin Mohamed, Pehan Lettu and106 words
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Article56 1964-02-21 20 SINGAPORE. Thura. An award on the midwives wage dispute, scheduled to have been handed down by the Industrial Arbitration Court today, has been postponed to another date to be tlxed because one of the court members was indisposed. The dispute is between the Amalgamated Union of Public56 words
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193 1964-02-21 20 DENANG, Thurs.— The 1 Penang state Alliance nnd State MCA are not afraid of any united opposition at the forthcoming State elections, Mr. Lim Cheng Poh, chairman of the local MCA publicity section, said today. "We are gearing ourselves for battle and we193 words
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Article21 1964-02-21 20 PARIT, Thurs. The Umno here will hold a political rally at Tanjong Blanja, two miles from here, on Sunday.21 words
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Article, Illustration127 1964-02-21 20 IPOH. Thurs. A lunch party in the home of a mutual friend in Ipoh led to romance for a U.S. Peace Corps nurse and the State Engineer, Perak. Three months later, in October, he proposed. She accepted and they became engaged. The wedding will127 words
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55 1964-02-21 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police have recovered a big quantity of stolen property, mostly stolen from cars at cinema parks. The stolen goods range from coats, spectacles, radio speakers, records to a sewing machine with motor. Owners of the arltlcles are asked to contact Inspector Dewltt55 words
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Article177 1964-02-21 20 KUCHING. Thursday. "PLEVEN members of the Tentera Nasional Kall- mantan Utara Azahari's rebel army who were captured last August at Long Lopeng, in Sarawak's Fifth Division, were Jailed by the Limbang High Court today. All 11 pleaded guilty to charges of possession ot firearms177 words
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232 1964-02-21 20 SINGAPORE, Thura.— Several trade union leaders from AfroAsian countries are expected to attend the first annual convention of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress to be held at the St. John's Ambulance 3rigade headquarters in Beach Road from April 4 to 6. A232 words
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Article53 1964-02-21 20 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. About 2,000 katls of cotton went up in smoke when a fire broke out In a mattress shop in Jalan Trus today. The fire was believed to have been started by a short circuit. An employee of the shop, Ong Ming Hock. 14,53 words
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Article62 1964-02-21 20 Police find stolen property SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police yesterday raided a house in Tlong Poh Road and recovered a large cache of stolen property. The officers also found four bottles of highly-concentrated acid used lor smelting gold ornament*. A man has been detained. Police also recovered 49 keys, believed to have62 words
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Article38 1964-02-21 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The USIS library here will be clo»--ed on Saturday to mark the birthday of George Washington, the first President of the United Sta'es. Other U.S. Government office* will be closed on Friday.38 words
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Article717 1964-02-21 20 CINGAPORE, Thurs.— The 0 University 01 Singapore today announced results of ths first sessional examination for the Degree of 8.A., and the second sessional (one subject course) examination for the Degree of B.A. held In January. The following candidate* passed the second iws tiisl (one subject717 words
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Advertisement1594 1964-02-21 20 Vn^^TTST^SsfS^TTsTTrfTsffT^r^V RUBBER RESEARCH J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE INSTITUTE OF MALAYA: Tenders from Licenced SecondCHAKGE OF TELEPHONE the" office o'lhT Mechanical En;;- MRERS neer. P.W.D. Selangor State As from Ist March 1964. the Workshops. 4>-i M.S. Sungel Best telephone numbers of the Rubber Road, Kuala Lumpur up to 12 1 Research Institute1,594 words
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Advertisement810 1964-02-21 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are invited for the r post ot ACCOUNTS CLERK in the Finance Division of the Board. Applicants must have at least 2 i years' experience in financial work Including keeping of accounts books, expenditure control and preparation of financial statistics. i Minimum qualification School810 words
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Article415 1964-02-21 21 BUT GHANI AND KOH (THREE GOALS EACH IN TRIAL) ARE NOT GIVING WAY gUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaya Cup football champions Selangor have answered the FAM's accent-on-youth call, made by secretary Kwok Kin Keng in the association's annual report, by naming three Malayan Youth team players among415 words
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161 1964-02-21 21 ATHLETICS School of 'pain, hurt and agony' r>H, Thurs.— The Ipoh I School of P.A.H. for athletes, organised by AAI7 coach R. Suppiah, v.as I inaugurated here on Tuesday night P.A.H, stands for "pain, hurt and agony," tne three emotions which, according to American coach Bill Miller, an athlete must161 words
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Article189 1964-02-21 21 Bid for hockey 's inclusion SEAP GAMES KUALA LUMPtiR, Thursday. piGHT Malaysian Olympic council officials five from Malaya and three from Singapore leave on Sunday for Phnom Penh to make a formal application to stage the South-East Asia Peninsular Games in Kuala Lumpur next year. If Malaysia's bid succeeds, the189 words
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Article96 1964-02-21 21 LONDON. Thurs Results of British football matches played last night: EngUsh Div. 1 Aston 2 Liverpool 2; Pulham l Blackburn 1; Manchester United 5 Bolton 0: Stoke v Chelsea postponed. Div. 2 Sunderland 0 Norwich 0. Scottish Cup third round replay Hearts 1 Motherwell 2 (Mo>herweReuter - 96 words
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Article23 1964-02-21 21 LONDON, Thurs— England led Sweden 3-1 after the first day of their Thomas Cup European zone semi-final at Rotterdam last night23 words
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Article97 1964-02-21 21 IPOH. Thurs. The Perak x Stadium Board will be asked to Improve the present poor condition of the stadium pitch, the annual general meeting of the Ipoh District Football League here decided today. The request will be made through the Perak Amateur Football Association, a97 words
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Article, Illustration17 1964-02-21 21 MALACCA. Thurs.— The Malacca open badminton championships will be held here on Mar. 6-7. LISTON17 words
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456 1964-02-21 21 JACK CUDDY - JACK CUDDY BOXING —by— liflAMI BEACH, Thurs. 11L —Russia, attracted by the big purses for Sonny Llston and Cassius Clay, Is Interested in sending a challenger against the winner of the world heavyweight championship flght here on Tuesday. This was disclosed here by Bob Nilon,456 words
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324 1964-02-21 21 SOLF Charles sets hot pace with 68 \[ANILA, Thurs. British Open champion Bob Charles, of New Zealand, shot a four— under-par 68 to take the lead today in the opening round of the $53,500 Philippine Open goL* championship. Crjarles blrdled four of the last six holes In setting a blisteringUP - 324 words
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Article46 1964-02-21 21 KANPUR, Thurs. The Fifth Test match between India and England here ended In a draw today. All five matches In the series were drawn. Final scores: England 559-8 dec. India 266 and 347-3 (Nadkaml 134 no.. Duranl 56 no., Sardesal 87, Kunderam 56). Renter.Reuter - 46 words
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470 1964-02-21 21 RACE ENTRIES pENANG, Thurs. A 1 total of 168 horses has been entered for the Penang Turf Club's Spring Meeting on Mar. 1. 4 and 8. The entries comprise 51 irj Class One. 67 In Class Three and 50 in Class Five. The entries470 words
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Article66 1964-02-21 21 FIRST DAY: Cfam 1 Dlv. I— «f. Class S Dtra. 1, t, S and 4— 554 f. Claw 5 Dhr. 1 and t— lt. SECOND DAT: Claw 1 Dirs. 2 and S— «f. Claw S DWs. 1. 2. S and 4— f. Claw S Div. I— s'tf. THIRD66 words
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298 1964-02-21 21 Malaysia's. leading players to compete in SCC open TENNIS OINGAFORE, Thurs— MalayO sia's leading tennis players will feature In the Singapore Cricket Club's first Invitation men's singles and doubles championships on the Padang on Feb. 29 and Mar 7 and 8. Among the 24 players Invited are Singapore's Sharln Oman298 words
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Article63 1964-02-21 21 pENANG. Thurs. Technical Institute swamped Day TrainIng College 10-nil In their league hockey match on the college Held at Green Lane today. The Institute, leading by four goals in the first half, scored through centre-forward Jamil (5). inside-right Pook Yee (3) and Inside-left Sidambaram (2>. Sepoy63 words
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Advertisement141 1964-02-21 21 EVERGREEN PARK IPOH (Opposite Ulan Pajir Puteh Police Station Ipoh) WORK COMMENCED! THE -CORONET" 2 Storey Bungalow The KINC SIZE House with the EXCITING CONTINENTAL FEATURES! ONLY 2 UNITS LEFT. HURRY! nMi V CO A ft f\f\l LOAN *> 8.000/ONLY «>X*> OUW/-INITIAL PAYMENT 6.800/Complete with longbath tilings and other amenities141 words
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Miscellaneous83 1964-02-21 21 SPORTS DIARY^ HOCKEY Intrr Serrlee* p'shlp: Army v Royni Naw 'SeleUr). B'ror Dlt. IN: FEME Bchool v Survey CBatu) ERC v Harrison* (Tuvlor Rd): Dfr. »8. Varsity "B 1 v EPP rPantal Valley): S'^or Club v Telecoms fpadang); TPCA *B v Eagles Depot 1 Nerrl Mr. 1: CTF v Malays;83 words
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Article, Illustration73 1964-02-21 22 TURKISH CYPRIOTS MAN BYZANTINE CASTLE, ONE OF THEIR MAIN STRONGHOLDS ARMED Turkish Cypriot irregulars man the ancient Byzantine castle of St. Hilarion, overlooking the town of Kyrenia. The castle, standing 2,200 ft. above sealevel, has been one of the Turks' main strongholds in their struggle against (ireek Cypriote.UPI - 73 words
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544 1964-02-21 22 Move to rid Nantah Guild of extremist elements r— SINGAPORE, Thura. A MOVE is on among some of the 2,000 Nanyang University graduates to rid their guild from "manipulation by a small bunch of extremist politicians who have dominated the guild since its inception four years ago." I 1 This544 words
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Obituary51 1964-02-21 22 CABLE RECEIVED from Puttur. Ceylon. Kailpplllal. father of K. Onanmiaram, Railway Storea Bentul and K. 8. Man lam. Sana KMnte. Slllau, piuM away on M mrs. ayaourai. am or K. Ayadural. Road Transport. XL. paaacd away 1 v,« 1.-S2 Anpunx Roi.d .'1.2.64 for inltrm.m at Korean Cat hoik Crtnrtery,51 words
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Obituary23 1964-02-21 22 IN LOVING MEMORY OF 8 ValtillHnK»m Pill.il of Muar who i»*«rd away oa Sl-2-IWB. Oreatly minted by bla family (V.K. Sabapathy).23 words
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Article, Illustration193 1964-02-21 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Roy Ferroa, a reporter on the Singapore staff of the Malay Mail, died at the General Hospital here today, a week after he collapsed at a lunch at a Singapore restaurant. Mr. Ferroa, 47, started his newspaper career in the Malaya Tribune193 words
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Article87 1964-02-21 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Th« setting up of an endowment fund for Asian Bishops In this region was approved by the Anglican Council of the Church of Southeast Asia at Its meeting here today. The Rt. Rev. C.K. Bansbury, Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, said: "A sum87 words
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Article33 1964-02-21 22 MOSCOW. Thurs. The Soviet Army newspaper Red Btar said today the United States was contemplating direct armed Intervention In South Vietnam "with the possibility of bombing North Vietnam and perhaps China."33 words
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Article39 1964-02-21 22 SINGAPORE. Tiurs. N« Son Har. 19. of Club Street, lost nil flvc finders of left hand tonight when cracker powder he was fore iig into a cigarette tin exploded. He was warded in the General Hospital39 words
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255 1964-02-21 22 Our foes can keep their aid, says Soekarno JAKARTA, Thurs. President Soekarno said today that Indonesia was not afraid of threats that economic aid would be stopped if she continued her campaign to "crush" Maiavsia. He said: "Our enemies always threaten us by sayinar if the Indonesian people continue to255 words
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Article51 1964-02-21 22 LISBON. Thurs. Continuing earthquake caused by an underwater volcano are shaking the Azores and driving out thousands of villagers. The first 500 were yesterday taken from stricken Sao Jorge to Angra de Herotsmo, capital of another of the Islands, Terceira. Terceira has also had quaic.es of lesser51 words
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Article378 1964-02-21 22 LONDON, Thurs.— Business re- mained at a low level In the stock markets today. However, the geneMl performance was satisfactory, helped by the unchanged bank < rate announcement. Tins made further headway after n quiet oDenlnß. but gains were smaller than on preceding days There378 words
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559 1964-02-21 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. AN appeal for universal economic planning and marketing of primary commodities to help bridge the windening gap between the rich and poor nations of the world was made by Tanganyika's Minister for Co-operative aiid Community Development today. Mr J.S.559 words
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Article63 1964-02-21 22 CALCUTTA. Thurs. The Maharanl of Stkkim. former American debutante Hope Cook, today gave birth to her first child, a son. it was learned here. The report said both mother and son were doing well. The 24-year-old New Yorker married last March In the small Himalayan StateReuter - 63 words
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192 1964-02-21 22 Witchcraft: No such thing, says professor T ONDON. Thurs. Broomsticks were parked outside University College last night as a professor from New York said in a lecture that there had never been any such thing as witchcraft. Self-styled witches wore in the audience for the controversial lecture by Professor RobbinsReuter - 192 words
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201 1964-02-21 22 |£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The sixman Australian mission which came here to assess Malaysia's defence needs left for Singapore today confident that "something positive" would be the outcome of their visit. The leader of the mission. Mr. D. S. Clues, assistant secretary to the Ministry201 words
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Miscellaneous43 1964-02-21 22 TTIGHEST and lowest tempera- L L tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday Hlfhrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bharu 86 79 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 72 Malacca 91 75 Singapore 90 7543 words
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