The Straits Times, 21 March 1964
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Title Section19 1964-03-21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73119 words
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Article, Illustration2001 1964-03-21 1 It's nomination day More than 1,500 candidates expected to file their papers for 104 Parliamentary, 282 State Assembly seats in Malaya By Straits Times election team: KUALA LUMPUR Alliance to field several 'new faces' in Perak THE big election battle begins at 10 a.m. today with more2,001 words
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180 1964-03-21 1 Tengku; Place your trust in Alliance IZUALA LUMPUR, Fri. IV Tengku Abdul Rahman today appealed to all voters to support and place their trust in the Alliance and' to have confidence in him as their leader. "I have ample proof to show you that all the other parties do not180 words
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Article230 1964-03-21 1 D-D AY FOR ALLIANCE SAYS RAZAK PEKAN, Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tv n Abdul R.iziik, s:iid here today tliii t tomorrow would be "I>day" for the Alliance In th c country. He told the Straits Times that the coming elections would be the "'most important in the history of230 words
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Article88 1964-03-21 1 SEIZED SHOPS MAINLY INDIAN AND CHINESE OANGOON, Fri. The private-owned shops which the Burmese Revolutionary Government nationalised here yesterday were mainly owned by the Indian and Chinese business community. Officers and soldiers of the Burmese Army worked the whole afternoon at the shops taking stock list. InReuter - 88 words
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Article29 1964-03-21 1 LONDON, Frl. Doctors last night failed to save the life of a baby born 20 minutes after the mother was killed in a road accident. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article181 1964-03-21 1 JAKARTA. Frl. INDONESIA is prepared Ito accept three of the Philippines proposals for settling the Malaysia issue, but is still negotiating the fourth, according to official sources h«re. The first three points call I for gradual withdrawal of Indonesian guerillas from .Malaysia, simultaneous political talks on181 words
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Article, Illustration495 1964-03-21 1 THE SORRY PLOT THAT BEGAN IN MID-1962 ftIALA LUMPUR, Fri. Indonesia began moving antiMalaysia agents into Borneo for subversion as long ago as mid-1962, it was disclosed here today. However, security forces have* Just smashed the subversive organisation, called the "Sabah Peoples Revolutionary Front" <Barisan495 words
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188 1964-03-21 1 Battle opens for Sarit's 'millions' BANGKOK. Fri. A Thai court today opened a hearing on rival claims to administer the estate of the late Prime Minister. Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat. It dismissed all claims except those of Marshal Sarit's two elder sons, and his widow, Thanpuymc Vichita. Among the claims188 words
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130 1964-03-21 1 Khanh's planes bomb border village (JHANTREA, (Cambodia), Fri. Sou t ii Vietnamese fighter-bombers, armoured vehicles and helicopters attacked this Cambodian Irontier village yesterday. Sixteen villagers, including I a pregnant woman and her two children, were killed. Fourteen others were injured. Cambodian fighters shot down a Vietnamese L-19 observation plane. SERIOUS130 words
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Article42 1964-03-21 1 JAKARTA, Frl.— The Governor of Atjeh, Northern Sumatra, Ail Hasjmy, has been "honourably relieved" of his post by order of President Soekarno. There has been Communist agitation to have him removed for the past three months. UPI.UPI - 42 words
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Article34 1964-03-21 1 CASSIUS FAILS TO MAKE GRADE WASHINGTON, Frl. The Army said today hc.iwu client champion < ivsius Clay had failed second examination and was "not qualified for inilurtuion into array under applicable standards." Renter.Reuter - 34 words
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256 1964-03-21 2 MANILA. Fri. THE Philippines 1 Herald today urged the Government to investigate reports that Indonesian agents have been recruiting Filipino pilots to join President Soekarno's confrontation drive against Malaysia. In an editorial the Herald said the reports should be investigatedReuter - 256 words
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Article73 1964-03-21 2 PARIS, Fri. Mmc Ngo Dinh Nhu, widow of the brother of the late President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam, yesterday celebrated Vietnamese Women's Day with a 15,000-word blast against the United States and the Saigon Government. She denounced the 'traitors of the fatherland, the henchmen ofReuter - 73 words
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Article139 1964-03-21 2 BRITAIN ANSWERS CALL FOR AIR AID ADEN, Fri. The A South Arabian Federal Government has invoked its defence treaty with Britain and has asked for air protection against air attacks from the Yemen on Beihan State, it was announced yesterday. The Federal Ministry of National Guidance and Information said theReuter - 139 words
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158 1964-03-21 2 TRIPOLI, Friday. T IBYAN Government policy aims at ending the existing treaties, liquidation of British and U.S. bases and setting a time limit for withdrawal of their troops, the Prime Minister, Mr. Mahmoud Muntasser, told the Senate in Beda yesterday. The Libyan Chamber ofReuter - 158 words
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305 1964-03-21 2 'TURN OVER PAPERS TO ME' ORDER MANILA, Friday PRESIDENT Macapagal yesterday decided to take a direct hand in the current anti-smug-gling drivf. The President ordered all documents submitted by bipartisan leaders and alleged to contain names of high-ranking government officials Involved in smugglingReuter; UPI - 305 words
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128 1964-03-21 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesia and the Philippines yesterday signed a sea communication agreement here to improve shipping co-ope-ration between the two countries. The agreement was signed by Brig.-Oen. All Sadlkln. Indonesian Minister for Sea Communications, and Mr. Narciso Reyes, the Philippine Ambassador. Within theReuter - 128 words
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Article38 1964-03-21 2 LAGOS. Fri.— About 300 Nigerian .students paraded with placards saying "Africa detests British hypocrisy," "Home go home" and "away with apartheid" during a visit by Sir Alec DouglasHome to Lagos university teaching hospital yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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231 1964-03-21 2 KARACHI, Fri. President Ayub Khan said here yesterday that the U.S. should now be reassured about the extent of Pakistan's relations with China. He said he would not be visiting China this year and had no programme for any travelling. On Feb. 23.Reuter - 231 words
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Article240 1964-03-21 2 SOUTH AFRICA QUITS W.H.O. Expulsion move 'a violation of constitution' fENEVA, Fri. Soatti Africa yesterday withdrew its delegation from the World Health Assembly when It voted to amend its constitution so she could be expelled for her apartheid policy. The vote, which was tatoott by roll-call, was 66 in lavoapReuter - 240 words
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Article34 1964-03-21 2 VIENTIANE. Frt The Prime Minister of Laos. Prince Souvanna Phouma. yesterday announced he would leave for Hanoi and Peking on April 2. His visit to China will last 10 days.— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article61 1964-03-21 2 BHOPAL (India). Fri. A large force of armed police has been rushed Into Ra'.garh, 350 miies east of here in Madhya Pradesh State, following communal clashes early yesterday in which seven Muslims were killed and several Injured. A telephone message received at State Government headquarters61 words
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Article43 1964-03-21 2 CAIRO, Fri.— Mr. Khrushchev will visit the United Arab Republic next May at the invitation of President Nasser and will attend the completion of the first stage of the Aswan high dam, it was officially announced here last night. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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228 1964-03-21 3 When they killed all the Gypsies at Auschwitz tiRANKFURT. Fri. One wartime night the Gestapo guards Killed all the Gypsies in the Auschwitz death camp and then forced the Jewish inmates to dance and sing for them, a former prisoner testified yesterday. Hermann Diamanski shook with emotion when he described228 words
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IN BRIEF
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Article14 1964-03-21 3 LUXEMBOURG: GrandDuchess Charlotte of Luxembourg has told the Luxembourg Government she intends to abdicate.14 words
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Article29 1964-03-21 3 STOCKHOLM: Princess Margaretha of Sweden and Mr. John Ambler of London will be married on the Isle of Oeland, off the Swedish east coast, on June 30.29 words
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Article22 1964-03-21 3 LONDON: Lord Thomson of Fleet, formerly Mr. Roy Thomson, the newspaper proprietor, took his seat in the House of Lords on Thursday.22 words
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130 1964-03-21 3 GENEVA. Fri. TheSoviet Union coldshouldered a United States proposal yesterday that they should mutually destroy their operational B-47 and TU- 16 nuclear bombers at a minimum rate of 20 aircraft a month over two years. The proposal was made at yesterday's session of the 17-nationReuter - 130 words
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Article, Illustration563 1964-03-21 3 WHITE HOUSE PRESS CHIEF RESIGNS Rusk denies report he'll quit after elections WASHINGTON, Fri. President Johnson announced yesterday that he had accepted the resignation of Mr. Pierre Salinger, White House Press Secretary. The announcement coincided with a report by the American Broadcasting Company that both Mr. Salinger and Mr. DeanReuter - 563 words
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Article49 1964-03-21 3 LONDON Prt. The Soviet Union put US$5OO million (nearly £178.000,000) worth of gold on the world market last year, much of it to finance her purchases of gra:n from Canada, the London Banking, and bullion firm of Samuel Montagu said here yesterday. Reiner.49 words
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Article75 1964-03-21 3 SAO PAULO. Brazil, Fri. Police are holding a man who claims- to be Richard Bormann, brother of Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy, and who says Martin Bormann is alive in Brazil. Lieut. Alvaro Lazzarine. of the Sao Paulo police security service, said the man was being held atReuter - 75 words
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Article130 1964-03-21 3 Fighting stops in two —villages NICOSIA, Fri— A platoon of British troops Ls remaining overnight in the Turkish-Cypriot village of Ghazivaran, 40 miles west of here, scene of fighting yesterday between Greek and Turkish-* ypriots. a British military spokesman said last night. He said there had been no firing inReuter - 130 words
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Miscellaneous37 1964-03-21 3 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby f I CANT STOP TD> f «AW TUB > G0961P- I'VE JUST /MOST WONDERFUL V MEN TO THE J MAT IN SMCUBS v bank v^jiflNPow y IT MAO A TALL v v^7 ■tug37 words
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488 1964-03-21 4 Confrontation: A 'jobs for workers' order to firms SINGAPORE. Fri j^LL private firms in Singapore with or more employees will be required to recruit workers affected by Indonesian c on lrontation. An order for them to do this will be issued by the Singapore Government under the Economic Defence (Direction488 words
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187 1964-03-21 4 Help Govt wipe out illiteracy, urges Ho SINGAPORE. Fri. The Assemblyman for Bras Basah. Mr. Ho See Beng, said tonight that expansion of adult education programme was a vital nun in the Government's attempt to wipe out illiteracy in the State. He was speaking at a presentation of certificate ceremony187 words
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Article46 1964-03-21 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Sceneshifters will produce Franz Lehar's musical, "Merry widow," at the Victoria Theatre from July 7 to 11. It will be produced by David Prosser. with Barry Dunnage as Musical Director. A full orchestra of more than 70 will take part.46 words
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Article203 1964-03-21 4 SINGAPORE, Friday rpHE Automobile Association of Singapore is to start a campaign along Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road urging motorists to "keep left" in the one-way traffic system there. In the first phase of the campaign, the association will put up "Keep left" signs203 words
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Article174 1964-03-21 4 3 months' jail for bribe bid SINGAPORE, Fri.— A lorrydriver was today jailed for three months in the sixth magistrate's court for offering illegal gratification to a police corporal. Yeo Chew Kong, was found guilty of offering $4 to Corporal Ran jit Singh of the Traffic Police in the office174 words
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Article83 1964-03-21 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Grand stand tickets for the Malaysia Grand Prix at Sembawang on Mar. 29 and 30 will be on sale from tomorrow. The ticket*, at S5 a day, wIU be available at Robinsons. Cold Storrage. Orchard Road, and Victoria Theatre. The $1 admission tickets to the83 words
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Article43 1964-03-21 4 SINGAPORE. Fri The Globe Theatre will screen "Paris Holiday" on March 30 at 8.30 ajn., in aid of the building fund of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Tickets are obtainable at the cinema before the start of the show.43 words
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Article113 1964-03-21 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusol bin Ishak played host to some of the 38 old women and men from the St. Johns Home for the Aged at a sumptuous tea-party glv>n by him and his wife. Toh Puan Noor Aishah. at the113 words
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Miscellaneous417 1964-03-21 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR '|'HK following la today'! schedule I Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX 733) of civil aircraft movements at 11.33 p.m. Paya Lebar airport Singapore: British Umtid Airways: From Stansted. Istanbul. Bombay (BR ARRIVALS 7 Bm Japan Air Lines: From Jakarta nroiDTimp. (JL 716) S.50 a.m. umr«n»un«» 80AC:417 words
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147 1964-03-21 5 Trengganu Sultan admitted to hospital KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Sultan of Trengganu was admitted to the General Hospital here yesterday for observation, and treatment. A statement issued today said that the 57-year-old Ruler had not been feeling well for the past week because of the effects of blood pressure and147 words
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97 1964-03-21 5 Jim first with 3,000 helicopter hours SINGAPORE, Fri.— A Royal Air Force pilot serving at Seletar, Singapore, has become the first in the Far hast Air Force and probably the first in the RAF. to amass 3,000 flying hours on helicopters. He is lit James McCorkie. 42, FEAF's chief helicopter97 words
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Article30 1964-03-21 5 IPOH. Fri. A five-year-old boy. Wong Kai Hong, was killed yesterday evening v.hen he was run over by a lorry at the »th mile Ipoh-Batu Ga.iah road30 words
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Article, Illustration932 1964-03-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl JHE Prime Minister ot Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today appealed to the youth of the nation to work tor a united, anti-Com-munist Malaysia. He was speaking to about 70 delegates f-rd observers from six Malayan and two932 words
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Article236 1964-03-21 5 JESSELTON, Friday. rE Sabah Alliance fully supported the national call-up and would lend its full weight to secure a wide and speedy response from the young people Sabah for national service, according to a party statement issued here. The statement. Issued after a national council meeting,236 words
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Article175 1964-03-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The secretary of the Selangor branch of the People's Progressive Party, Mr. Chew Choo Soot, last night condemned the Socialist Front for demanding the withdrawal of British and Commonwealth troops from Malaysia. "This would leave our country practically defenceless against Indonesian175 words
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117 1964-03-21 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Arcdeacon of North Malaya and Vicar Of St George's Church. Penang. the Yen. A. C. Dumper, has been appointed Dean of Singapore and Vicar of St AndreVs Cathedral. He sucreeds the Rev E O Stieild who has been appointed to117 words
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286 1964-03-21 6 Gangsters volunteer for national —service TPOH, Fri. Many 1 gangsters and secret society members in Perak. outside the 21--28 age group, who have been restricted under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance, have volunteered for national service. A police spokesman said today: "Most of these men are Incorrigible and hardcore criminals,286 words
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Article53 1964-03-21 6 SINGAPORE, Pri Burglar! broke into a Dunbar Walk house on Wednesday night and escaped with a tape-recorder, a cine-camera and a television set altogether worth over 51. 400 The occupant. Mrs. Joan James. 29. was at a friend's house and discovered the theft when she returned53 words
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Article51 1964-03-21 6 SINGAPORE. Fri The CtiieJ Commissioner of ihe Girl Guides Association ot Malaya. Mrs L. Navaratnam. will pay a one-day visl to the Singapore Girl Guides Association tomorrow. during which she will review, and discuss the draft of a Malaysian Girl Guides constitution being prepared by the association51 words
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Article78 1964-03-21 6 insurance manager acquitted SINGAPORE, Fri. A young amah, who had alleged that a man used criminal force on her in her employer's home in McAlister Road decided today to compound the case. The magistrate. Mr. Khoo Hin Hiong, acquitted and discharged Pama Kochen Bhanu. district manager of an insurance company.78 words
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Article57 1964-03-21 6 JERANTUT. Frl. A farmer. Chong Ah Kow. 20. of Kampong Lata Kasah. was yesterday fined S3OO or three months' fail by the magistrate I none Abu Talib bin Othman. He wa« louna *umv vi using criminal force on a divorcee. Yang binte Busu. 30 at57 words
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Article33 1964-03-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn The Deputy Commissioner for Labour. Inche Mohamed Samsuddin bin Shane leaves tor the United States on Sunday on a tnretmontti study tour sponsored by th« State Department.33 words
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Article39 1964-03-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. Mr T Godow. the executive vicepresident of Japan Air Lines, arrived here yesterday on a fourCay goodwill visit He paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hall Jubir.39 words
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179 1964-03-21 6 SINGAPORE. Frl.— A ma- glstrate. Mr Amarjit Singh, today inspected the torn blouse of an estranged housewife a disputed central exhibit in her summons case against her husband. Lav Heng Poh He was being asked to determine whether a long slit in th;179 words
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234 1964-03-21 6 Pirates attack two ships in Sandakan Bay JESSELTON. Friday ARMED pirates atA tacked two Malaysian vessels carrying supplies in Sandakan Bay-within 24 hours. Police said today that these were the first two incidents of piracy reported this year. The first incident took place on Wednesday night when armed pirates made234 words
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238 1964-03-21 6 DISPUTE OVER AMAHS: TALKS BREAK DOWN KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TALKS between the War Department Civilian Staff A Association and the British War Department over the year-long dispute for better working conditions for 3.500 amahs have broken down The president of the association, Mr. S.J.H. Zaldi. told a Press conference today238 words
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130 1964-03-21 6 gINGAPOKL. Frl. An action brought by Gun Seng Thiam, trading as Seng Moh Construction, claiming $15,600 from A. C. Lee an architect, and the Ceyion Sports Club as being money due for work done in connection with the construction of the club building in130 words
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Article52 1964-03-21 6 KUALA TRENOOANU. Frl. Harun bin Piius. 35, former PMIP M.P. for Trengganu Tengah and a divorcee Selamah binte Tahlr, 28, were fined $75 and $60 respectively by the religious court here for committing "khalwat" (retirement in close proximity) on Feb. 26. Harun paid the fine52 words
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Article47 1964-03-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A Philippine naval aircraft landed at Samporna airstrip in eastern Sabah on Monday the Mimsirv of Defence said yesterday. The pilot claimed he was lust and out of fuel. He was provided with fuel to return to his base47 words
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Miscellaneous14 1964-03-21 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I I FOLLOW V THAT f /iff t <^^ J14 words
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Article99 1964-03-21 7 ORUNEI TOWN. Fri.— Two security measures aimed at keeping infiltrators out of Brunei are under official consideration, according to usually reliable sources. These measures are the possible establishment of a marine police force to patrol the coastline and rivers, and the reintroduction of identity cardsReuter - 99 words
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Article48 1964-03-21 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A carpenter. Lee Bee Song. 50. fell to his death from the ninth floor of a 16-storey building in Henderson Road this morning. Lee was at work on the partly constructed building when the tragedy occurred. No foul play is suspected.48 words
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Article, Illustration103 1964-03-21 7 i^L^YSLIiV FORCES WIPE OUT A SUBVERSIVE GROUP MALAYSIAN security forces, acting in cooperation with the Sabah contingent of the Royal Malaysia Police, have been operating in the Tawau area resulting in the capture of Lieut. Sunarto, a top Indonesian agent. He had been smuggled into the103 words
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Article26 1964-03-21 7 SINGAPORE. Fn. A former Woodbndge Hospital attendant. Chew Cheng Chu». 27. was found hanging in the bathroom of his China Street house today.26 words
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110 1964-03-21 7 mooring rope SINGAPORE, Fri.— Captain C. J. Belaney. master of the American vessel California Mail, yesterday reported to the police his ship's loss of 540 ft. of nylon mooring rope, worth about $3,900 on Tuesday night The captain said the ship had secured two110 words
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Article33 1964-03-21 7 IPOH. Prl. Thieves broke Into the store-house of Hong Patt tin mine at Jelapang, near here, yesterday and stole more than $1,680 worth of tin-ore Police have detained a youth33 words
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Article159 1964-03-21 7 JESS ELTON, Friday T*HE Sabah Minister for Social Welfare, Mr. Pang A Tet Tshung, said arrargements were being made to recruit more teachers from India as Sabah was unable to Ret them from Ceylon and the i Philippines. I Answering questions over Radio Malaysia, in159 words
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Article37 1964-03-21 7 SINGAPORE. Fn. Mr. SPonniah. 69. former chlel clerk of the Anglo-Chinese School here and earlier of the Ipoh A.C.S.died at Tirunelvelli, South India. on March 11. leaving a widow and two sons.37 words
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211 1964-03-21 7 Indonesia disrupting 'good neighbour' policy TAIPING. Fri 1 Malaysia wanted peace and harmony in {he region, but it was Indonesia which was disrupting "good neighbourliness" by planting guerillas in Malaysian Borneo. The Deputy prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak. said this her* last night' when he addressed211 words
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Article63 1964-03-21 7 THE HAGUE. Pri. X.L.M. Royal Duich Airlines will open a second weekly airline service to Singapore on April 1. it was announced here yesterday. This is a result of an airime agreement recently concluded between the Netherlands and Malaysia. This .second service to Singapore v. an63 words
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Article24 1964-03-21 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A political detainee. Kok Yew ChoW. who was arrested in October last year. was released from Changi Jail on Monday.24 words
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Miscellaneous216 1964-03-21 7 1 ii<>» O*p liy Hamiin KINQ TUNK,SIR.' I A fELLA. TO SEE YOU "^T!!/^^ I FIV&' "SIRS'! WOW.'. 1 1 V>kH._ AN 1 IFMXIL^-" Ml, IF YiSOT I VO'JR RCMM. \AH? S»R, ON A MB6ON O 5 f A'W W 5uT' W OOLLY, TUNK.MXI J KNOW WHATS /ME?? WW? AMY216 words
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Obituary63 1964-03-21 8 it B.rrf. Sit i Minimum) MR. KOM JIM HUEN, Chtef Pllhllr Health Inapector of the Ipoh Municipality paaaed away on 20-3-C4 at > M j a m Pie leavea behind a aoa Koh Rek > Kkeon. two daughtera Koh Rim Rng and Koh Kirn Be* and a aon-ln-law Poon63 words
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Article82 1964-03-21 8 it W*rdw Sl* (Minimum MR. V.T. THOMAS. 9 Bartley Road Singapore and children thank all frtmda and relative* for condolences «re«tha aad preeenre at the funeral of Mr. Thonaj on ID-1-19A4 MR B.K MUKHERJEB of Ktiltm p«aa*d away on IHtb March Mr*. Mukherjee and family thank all other ataii'unce.82 words
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Obituary29 1964-03-21 8 Ward, tit (Minimum) IN CHIRiSHEO MBMBRV of our h»loyed Voo Khon Tung who died Zl-S-B*. Radly mmaed. deeply grieved, always remembered by Tan, George, B**j. i*Bßaaaaaßaaax^*a*aaaa<»jaacKa*Bß«Baasaaß>sa> I,29 words
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Article586 1964-03-21 8 The Filipino Presidents statement that he is "more hopeful than ever of a summit meeting after the Malaysian elections is the only support so far for the mid-week report of Indonesian acceptance of the compromise formula which Mr. Lopez is peddling. But President Macapagal is a self-confessed586 words
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Article377 1964-03-21 8 i Those who speak glibly of space as the only real frontier left to man have only to look to some recent events in South America to know our world has plenty of room yet for primitive adventure. Forty men of a Peruvian survey party have been besieged377 words
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Article244 1964-03-21 8 The first problem for the organisers of this year's national language campaign will be to invent a fitting title for it For the first few annual drives this was easy enoughNational Language Week or National Language Month suited nicely, in English or Malay and last year's splitting of244 words
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394 1964-03-21 8 Trade, and Malaysia's hopes for success at Geneva from DOUG LACKERSTEEN ONDON, Fri. Malaysia is going to Geneva next week confident that the world's biggest-ever trade conference will produce tangible results provided developing countries stick together. Thus Malaysia does not share the expressed Western views here that the conference called394 words
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535 1964-03-21 8 Joyce Eggington - Joyce Eggington by by the way in which the discovery of atomic energy with its related problems burst upon an unsuspecting world, the New York Bar Association formed a special committee on. science and law in 1959. This committee of 12 lawyers535 words
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Article, Illustration1072 1964-03-21 8 EDWARD CRANKSHAW - Climax near in the great split EDWARD CRANKSHAW Mr. K'S MOVE NEXT by THE great quarrel between Moscow and Peking is moving swiftly towards a new climax. The satellite capitals and Communist Parties outside the bloc are busy with rumours of imminent action by Moscow following the recent intensive round1,072 words
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Advertisement983 1964-03-21 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. 11 WmrU tit (Minimum) CHIN To Swee l.rng and Turk fhiew a hoy. Wrng Soon, a brotbrr for Weng Yew. on 11-3*4 In London both «r, it W.r4m Sl* (Minimum) CHAN LEE: The rngagrmrn' <■ announced betwrrn Toon Sblag of Kuala l^impur and Hor Te* of Ipoh I983 words
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Advertisement42 1964-03-21 8 OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS and CORNEAL MICRO LENS CONSULTANTS K. E. MEYER F.8.0.A., F.A.A.0., F.A.C.L.P.. M.R.S.H. C »jftn,J Ctnnai.l Lmh riniWUttw No 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Tel: ***** BRANCH: 9th Floor, Lee Wah Bank Bid*.. Old Market Sqvare. Kula I. u sapor. TelcphMc: *****42 words
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Advertisement91 1964-03-21 8 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 get 9 maximum pleasure out of his trip.. We insist on taking the trouble out of travel for him: so we flive hints on how91 words
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293 1964-03-21 9 Yong's call to shape a national cultural —identity QINGAPORE. Fri. £> The Health Minister, Mr. Yonff Nyuk Un,, called on local artists, writers and photographers today to make conscious efforts to emphasise those factors in Malaysian society which show promise of developing into a full-fledged cultural identity. Mr. Yong was293 words
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152 1964-03-21 9 JUDGE: AN EXTREMELY LENIENT SENTENCE SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, in the High Court today told a fitter under an Assize Court sentence of i seven years' jail for robbing a housewife that the sentence was an extremely lenient one. Cheng Kok Meng had been152 words
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Article35 1964-03-21 9 SINGAPORE. Pri. Ho Yew Huat. 45. was stabbed in the back lust nicht by an unidentified man while ho WM walking aloni? Dux- ton Road. He was admitted at the Oeneral Hospital.35 words
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181 1964-03-21 9 OINGAPORE, Fri.— The development of tourism in Malaya will be given a boost in August as a result of a reorganisation of the P. and O. and Orient Lines shipping schedule, it was announced today. Islay Kerr and Co. Ltd., Singapore agents181 words
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145 1964-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The briefing of Malaysian envoys to AXro-Asian countries and Australia on the latest developments concerning Indonesia's confrontation ended here today on a "highly successful note,' 1 a Ministry of External Affairs spokesman told the Straits Times. "The briefings nave been very145 words
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Article62 1964-03-21 9 SINGAPORE. Frt. The Umno MCA and MIC authorities here are now awaiting Instructions from their headquarters In Kuala Lumpur as to whether they are required 10 campaisn in the Malayan elections. A spokesman for the Singapore Alliance which represents Cm three parties was commenting on the62 words
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Article, Illustration334 1964-03-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Malaysian Ambassador to Thailand, Inche Abdul Ya'acob Latiff, left for Bangkok today "to seek clarification of the Philippines compromise formula for settling the Malaysia dispute". He said he was confident that the Thai Government would explain Indonesia's reported334 words
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Article111 1964-03-21 9 Accused of double murder KUALA LIPIS, Fri— A police constable, Ismail bin Chatt. 31 of district police headquarters. Kuala Lipis. was today charged in the magistrate's court here with double murder. He is accused of murdering a radio dealer. Wong Chin Yen. 33. and his brother. Wong Hong Yen, 30.111 words
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Article39 1964-03-21 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tan Chin Mong. 19. was show ing his motor-cycle to a prospective buyer at his home in Devonshire Road last night when the latter rode it away and never came back, he told police.39 words
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103 1964-03-21 9 BANGKOK. Fri. Tencku Abdul Rahman has written to tbe Thai Prime Minister. Field Marshal Thanom KitUkachorn. stressing tbe need to resume joint operations against border terrorists. Marshal Thanom said that the Tengku had offered to send his Interior Minister. Da to (Dr) IsmailReuter - 103 words
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272 1964-03-21 9 OUR 'REALISTIC INDUSTRY LINE IS PRAISED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri THE pioneer industry programme in Malaysia is a very sound and realistic approach to industrialisation. This was stated by the leader of the Australian trade mission on board the Centaur. Sir Frank Ledger, when he arrived here today. "I am here272 words
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320 1964-03-21 9 J£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Socialist Front today launched its election campaign with a bitter attack on both the Alliance and the People's Action Party. It accused both the Alliance and the P.A.P.. which is entering mainland politics for the first time, of "working320 words
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300 1964-03-21 9 'Join up' challenge by Front to PAP —leaders- OENANG, Fri. The Vice-chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Lim Kean Siew. today challenged PAP leaders to "join up and go to the front with a rifle" to prove their loyalty to Malaysia. "If they dare accept our challenge." he300 words
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67 1964-03-21 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Indian marathon cysllst, S.M. Nawab, who claims the world record of 151 hours and 28 minutes for non-stop cycling. Is now attempting to establish another marathon feat at the Gay World Stadium here. He began yesterday at 530 p.m. and hopes to complete67 words
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Advertisement84 1964-03-21 9 BLUE SPOT TV IS BETTER jjgj A 4JI I BLAUPUNKT \i-' > ill w*s^^^f Model Cortina V jr To Singapore Buyers J^H| BUY NOW ,M Down Poyment $50.00 only ond you hove this BLUE SPOT 23" TV "Cortino' installed in your home with TV Aerial. (No Extra Payment). Monthly $5084 words
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Advertisement91 1964-03-21 9 ■"""■^"■■■l MODERN HOME P APPLIANCES MAMMITAir mraiGIRATOKS I Capacities from 2.§ cm. H. up I to «.5 cv.ft. \bWiV4E f^M .^...^.jh.— .^.s. GAS COOKERS Also available beautiful __4BjaSM^BaBB^M-) toble models a, _*-ii a t-wi- As sfl Hi 1 11 48L rOTV^^nV fM I ODIf M J t^M ilW^'^ Fl M91 words
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Miscellaneous877 1964-03-21 9 Today's Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYSIA SIIUKTU A\ r SEKVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 41 and 2S Metres SERVICE 41.7 and 60.2 Metre* MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. 476 Metre* Negara-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Time Signal. The A.M.: 8.00 Good Morning. 6.01 News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; Morning Prelude.877 words
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233 1964-03-21 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Government is considering new legislation to allow municipal flat dwellers to own their flats, the Assistant Minister of the Interior, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee, said here today. Under the existing land cod-:, only people being on the ground floor233 words
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166 1964-03-21 10 MALAYSIA'S REVOLUTION AGAINST POVERTY MALACCA, Fri. The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, said yesterday that while every nation had its I own type of revolution, "we in Malaysia are 'trying to eliminate starvation and poverty among our people." He was speaking at the opening ceremony of166 words
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Article50 1964-03-21 10 KUALA LUMPCR. Frl The Singapore branch of Bank Negara Malaysia Trill be officially opened tomorrow by the Yang di-Pertuan Npgara. Tlie new branch, at Empress Place, is the second to be set up by the bank. The nrst was opened in Penang In March, 1961.50 words
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133 1964-03-21 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Australian Automobile Association has offered a scholarship to the Singapore Traffic Police to take Up a six-month course on traffic engineering in an Australian university. The offer was made by the association secretary-gener-al, Mr. L. Strudwick, at a luncheon meeting given by133 words
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242 1964-03-21 10 Five people robbed in one night, all within hours— KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Armed robbers escaped with cash and articles altogether worth 5553 in five raids within three and a quarter hours here last nijrht. They held up three shopkeepers, a woman and an assistant editor of a Sabah newsoaper. The242 words
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Article47 1964-03-21 10 KUCHING. Fri.— The assistant secretary-general of Pony Neaara Sarawak. Mr. Andrew Jilta Landau 47. has been appointed a senator. He takes the place uf the late Senator Abang Ha.ji Mustapha who died shortly after his an pointment a> M:ni.sier withoui Portfo.io earlier this year47 words
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158 1964-03-21 10 Aussie praise for the new airport KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The new Kuala Lumpur international airport at Subang will serve Malaysia for many years to come. This view was expressed today by the Australian Minister for Civil Aviation. Senator Shane Paltridge. before he left for home after concluding an air services158 words
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Article69 1964-03-21 10 Pleads guilty to 3 charges PENANG. Fn. A newspaper employee, Khoo Ban Seng, waa charged in the Sessions Court today on three counts of criminal breach of trust totalling $6,025. He pleaded guilty to all three charges. Khoo, the prosecution stated, collected the money from three firms between December, last69 words
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Article48 1964-03-21 10 BRUNEI TOWN. Fri Searchen have Tnund no trace of a British soldier mining ;n Sabah after a security lorces engagement with ierr()r:.">Us lasi Saturday, a spokesu.an for Borneo Command, Headquarters her* ■aid today. The missing soldier has been Identified as Trooper J. Condon. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article36 1964-03-21 10 TELUK AN SON. Fn. motor-cyclist, Keng Soo Chang, 20 was killed when he was involve< in a head-on collision with a ca at the 124 mile, Telulc Anson Hutan Melintang road yesterda< evening.36 words
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Article46 1964-03-21 10 PENANG. Fri.— A textiles merchant Lee Hock Seng, found his telephone w-.re had been cut when he wanted to use the phone in his house in Aboo Sittee Road last night. A check showed that over 150 feet of wire had been stolen.46 words
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Advertisement206 1964-03-21 10 THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY 1 SHOULD BUYJERGUSON FERGUSON /^T7^\ "/iff I exclusive -fitr klpyU If FEATURES rHt™*™J 1 Ml -lipjets these FERGUSON'S l^xA AGENTS: THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED Sii»««p«re.Peii«i«a-l|>oh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca lli^ Jior MazolaS the housewives' ~^k choice ...perfect Bbof AAAZOLA is pure com oil pressed from the206 words
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Advertisement199 1964-03-21 10 i^ Jf Husqvarna \i Serves me •JP! hAcf- t ojstJT B Bmß draSSSBI \jtr K. 'V I I E WEB«* j^\v I-. b^B *'**^"|jj M kk9fc^>i£ says the well-known sewing-amah Lee Yeow Foong I "Of the severol types of sewing machines I hove used I now find that HUSQVARNA sewing199 words
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Miscellaneous278 1964-03-21 10 Straits Times Crossword ~bb~ ackuss fw«irin t k connaetaon (■>. 1. BtupM naulu in UM onwr 7. Concerning a true rMxlwlMl (S). of music (8). It's pure nonsense about the 8 Novel plea about the Mid bfonrm baring to make good <6i ken fence Refuae to consider departure*? 13. The278 words
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374 1964-03-21 11 WHEN I bought my radio set many years ago I thought this would give me many hours of entertainment. In recent years I have had to put up with poorly produced programmes and commercial plugs which I find irritating but never so unbearable that374 words
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128 1964-03-21 11 /CERTAIN Insurance com\j panles Issue third party Insurance policies on motor vehicles with note that the policies exclude cover for passengers. In the public Interest and for the guidance of owners of motor vehicles, it Is suggested that the Transport Department should announce whether policies with128 words
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251 1964-03-21 11 I WAS rather surprised to read the report in the Straits Times March 14, headed "Govt. shop rejects U.S. dollars and shocks tourists" as you made no comments on such balderdash. The inaccurate reference to the Malay Handicrafts Centre as Government backed will probably be refuted251 words
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Letter114 1964-03-21 11 I HAVL i-rau *ilh interest the BCWS about a group ul American tourists being shocked to find tbat the Government- backed Malay Handicraft Centre in Jalan Mountbattm, KuaLa Lumpur did not accept US. dollars. 1 think tbat the action of the Malay Handicraft Centre was quite114 words
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Letter85 1964-03-21 11 TWO years ago when the road leading to Somapah Estate was made, it was fine and cars could travel comfortably on it. But heavy rain flooded drains that have burst their sides and washed away the road surface, leaving ditches and holes in the road85 words
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Letter182 1964-03-21 11 I REFER to Disappointed 's letter in your Saturday Forum expressing disappointment at the rentals fixed for the Cantonment Road flats and the Board's refusal to transfer his allocation from the tenth floor to his friend's allocation on the third floor The rents fixed for the Cantonment182 words
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142 1964-03-21 11 Temporary teachers' age limit •THERE are hundreds of temporary teachers all over the country who have done their best, are doing their best and will do their best for the betterment of education in this country. These teachers who wish to be in the permanent staff have the age limit142 words
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Letter239 1964-03-21 11 THAT RIVER VALLEY BOTTLENECK Police are on the job "|^ED-UP" under the capF tlon of "Long Detour" stated In the Straits Times March 6, that the Police should do something about the traffic system at the junction of River Valley Road and Clemenceau Avenue where traffic flowing straight down River239 words
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Advertisement122 1964-03-21 11 V i^^^^^^S^ CONSTELLA ?2SS£ HA^?3 You Are lnvited_J>:r EAGLE Flasks Fovourites throughout the world, popular in every country they enter world-fomous Eagle Flasks ore now reody to serve you Many more delightful models for homes, offices, hotels —to keep your food and drinks hot or cold for hours You get122 words
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Advertisement242 1964-03-21 11 A TRIUMPH OF POWER AND STRENGTH! JM iii---th-IH»i *v..wh,.^>^*. the sleek, New Triumph 1200 EXTRA POWER! TRAVEL FROM ZERO TO 54 M.P.H. IN 14.5 SEC— The famous power-packed 1147 cc engine of the Herald 1200 now gives over 10 extra b.h.p. New camshaft and stiffer valve springs ...the same as242 words
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Advertisement576 1964-03-21 12 (Continued from Page 81 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS it Word* St Jt (Mm.) ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL (Anglican) 7.00 a.m. Holy Communlor with blriKlng and distribution ol palms, 8.00 a.m. Parish Communlor with blessing and distribution of palms, D.30 a.m. Mandarin Pariah Communion, 11.00 a.m. Palm Sunday Service foi rhlldren, 12.00 noon Holy576 words
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Advertisement750 1964-03-21 12 OVERSEAS LEAVE ;I Word* St i Mm.)— Box St ct*. extra AIR TERMINAL MOTEL. Wtftt Unslow uardent. London, aW 7 cen- (rally situated overlooking squares in i quiet area of Soutn Kensington Tele- vision Lounge, car parking. Roods A i Breakfast 30/-d per person. Tel. Kensington 1171. COMING ON LEAVE,750 words
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Advertisement994 1964-03-21 12 SITUATIONS VACANT I M Wmrd* SS < Mln.h-Bmx S» tt*. txtrm REQUIRED TRAINED Confidential Secretary for morning s only for European Company in 1 Kuala Lumpur. Ladies applying for this position must I have had previous experience as prtvat* confidential secretaries. Box A 3713 S.T. K.L. WANTED PASS DECREE Arts994 words
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Advertisement1010 1964-03-21 12 ACCOMMODATION WANTFD It Word* U (Mtn,) *Vl St ct*. txtr. OHINBSE COUPLE with children requlr* Unfurnished Room. Preferably near City area. Ring K*lly (S'por* ***** after office hour. WANTED SELF CONTAINED PLATLET or prewar Bungalow River Valley/ Bukit Timah Road. Rent $150/180. Apply Box ASO67 S.T. B'pore. MALB SELFCONTAINED FLAT1,010 words
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Advertisement1016 1964-03-21 12 EDUCATION Word* SI < Mtn.)— Box St cU. txtrm SEKOLAH QHEE VAN (Lngllsn) Ipoh. Tuition ctaaaes: Chinese 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. National Languagt 7 p m. and S p.m. L.C B. 6 p.m. Classes com- mence Ist April LEARN NATIONAL LANCUACE lodayl Beginners Std. I/Std. 11. Prepar- Ing For1,016 words
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Advertisement1050 1964-03-21 12 FURNITURE to Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St ct: txtrm ALUM AWNINGS, BLINOS/Pelmcts Please contact Mellow A Co.. ***** S'por*. FURNITURI HIRING: Pleas* nlr* flrtt quality house furnitur* from sin enong Furnitur*, 110,112 Orchard Road, (S pore. I Telephone *****. GET Your Caa* Vurnilure nued with super Comfort Dunlop Cusnioo* and1,050 words
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Advertisement995 1964-03-21 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE 1 Word* SI (Mim.)— Box St cU. txtrt RENAULT 750 Black Excellent condition good running order taxed Intured •nd April 1964 $800.00 0.n.0. 25. Porcbester Avenue. Serangoon Oardm, 8 pore. MORRIS MINOR December 1956. 42.000 miles accident free. Tyre* carl pet aew excellent condition $2,350. 1, Farrerpark995 words
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Advertisement1087 1964-03-21 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word- SS (Mim.)— Box i» ct: mtStt BSSO CAPJAQE CHANCI Auto Service* offers you a Hide range ot I tip top londltlcn used cart. All car* sold are cbeck«d aod serviced. Al*o i new Suzuki Motor Cycles available. Kasy terma available. Welcome for yourself tt I.V1,087 words
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Advertisement1371 1964-03-21 13 i^^ ■jyj|JJtAJiitjJ*jj3 10 LIVLRPOOL t WEST COASI U Out S'poit lam S'nam CMILLES Livirpeel, Oubhn Ie Pt/TMay Mar 22 MENESTHftII LKCrpnl, Glasgow Gin 35 Mar 22 Ma: 21 27 Mar 21 MENELAUS Kvonmouf-. I peel. Glasgo* U Pert Mir 24 Mir 25, 1 ASTVANAt uirilll Glasgow Mai 2) Apt I1,371 words
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Advertisement2701 1964-03-21 13 BmAmtmkiMMtM T-'^M THE EAC LINES KAV Tf«^B SINCAPOII *UAI» IUI»ruI»r.SW»TTINM*M PINANG HgV'^*V«*y^M^B o«~»ai« ho«m la ««.»«mc io poeoi h»> j/i.wno ouat R^pViS V3?^H >RONI 7*ol IHOM IKK niONI till I»ON| »JJ7I Bea^^M E HAVRE HAMBURG aPEMtN. ANIWERK ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. OSLO, GOTHEHBURG AND COPENHAGEN "FALSTRIA" b) Ira Pt.22 Mar'iVara 22/« r2,701 words
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Advertisement1351 1964-03-21 13 W McALISTER tSc CO., LTD. W Tiii Na. nui. r^"v ELLERMAN LIMB die KLAVENESS LIMB LONOON. HAMBURG. IBTTEROAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE MILL ft MIDDLESBROUtM ftEATTLE, VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND HAVRE. HULL ft MUDLESIRDUGai Acceptiag cargt far Ceelral ft SHtt t CITY OF WELLINGTON Anirica. i'pora P. S'hara Ptnang 80UGAINVILU1,351 words
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Article685 1964-03-21 14 Rubber firms on new buying tion continued to cause anxiety which in, turn induced considerable short covering and a fair quantity of new buying during the first half of the week,; state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly review of the Malayan Rubber Market. The price continued unaDated and a685 words
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Article33 1964-03-21 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Assa- ciatien made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): selling TT er OO ready: Halland Guilders 11" 1/8: Belgian Francs 1616.33 words
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Article37 1964-03-21 14 ON the free exchange market in Hong Kong yeaterday the V.I. dellar waa quoted at 5 74i for TT and 5.721 for cash. Sterling wan quoted at 15.98 and ane tael ef geld at 249t.37 words
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Article23 1964-03-21 14 March 20 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 7»l cents (down one cent). TIN: SS3S.M (down $2.50). •Estimated offering 253 tons (down 5 tons).23 words
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Article30 1964-03-21 14 Mala>an Stock Indices Mar. it Mw M Industrials: lln.i;: i|n |S Tins: I [U.U S ruhbrrs: 104. .'7 11M.7."> i ><t. :?n. ihk.t inn Dec 29. 1962 Inn30 words
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Article198 1964-03-21 14 SHIM lying atenfttda the (mgaa«re Narbeur wnarvet ar tiptcttrf ts*Ou!'ielmo Marconi I' 3. Btar Aldebaran !>. Nader Rhone 13/14. Hero lv Bayoa 21 22. Djakarta 3834, Mene«th»us 35 36, Jarena 38 38. Centaru 43 43 Aka«hl»an Maru 44. Benvortlcb 46. Tronoh N.W. 1 Innsr reads: Dragon198 words
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942 1964-03-21 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHt. Malayan Stock I 1 change was very quiet yesterday and the turnover was again reduced. However, in all sections prices were steady and there was no selling pressure. The rises and .falls were narrow. In the quiet trading942 words
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Article846 1964-03-21 14 pOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala lumpui trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustsad il.OOO) «I>6: Ounlops (2,000) $2.71. (3.000) $2.70: last Imslt »3 <*4 SL. iT.OOOt 53.X5: Cssa S2.SW 8L; Gammon d.UOO) $3.44.846 words
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Article141 1964-03-21 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS BousteadMc.s M CraratMcli Drnlopa 18 el. M. Bos 85 cts. Citrpev. c ct». MeAHsier 17 cts, B. Smelters 21 cts. U Invest. 15 cts. Emo 19 cv. Rohmson 14 ct*. Fed. Dlsp. 15 CU. Htoraicr 20 eta. K N. 20 Ms Ftothmnni. II stJ Gammon*141 words
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260 1964-03-21 14 rE Straits tin price yesterday fell by $2.50 to $539.50 per plcu! on an offering estimated down 5 tons to 255 tons. In London on Thursday a less assured tone was apparent In tin. Selling was not unduly pressing but with260 words
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Advertisement1116 1964-03-21 14 I AUSTRALIA SERVICE i >NOIA. PAKISTAN AND P. SOU UIVICI Ti: Tiwistilli, Inskaai, Sylaey. MellMKMj i In Malras ul Nagaiattnw Penarg P. sum S'pon S'oore P. S'fam ■'enmt BOMIAiA la Part Ti/U Mm lt U ii 11U v 811 ll: Fremaitli. AKIaiH. Melkiurse, Sysse, J*}"" fi is ?i Riunsi i>,1,116 words
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Advertisement884 1964-03-21 15 (Continued from Page 12) STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. to Word* SS (Mln.)— Box M eU. txtrm TIRED? LET LAUREL Huujie Bteamhath refresh you Licensed Matseur/Muaeuse, 319-P River Valley Road. Spore. Telephone ***** 10.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. sharp. JEUNESSE CT BEAUTI. Stesmrelax bath and body-mmssas* by experienced masseur/masseuM. Modern and hygienic,884 words
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Advertisement795 1964-03-21 15 TAILORING t» WordM SS (Mln.)— Box SO eU. txtrm FOR SMART. EFFICIENT Tailoring and Prompt Service, always coniult Young Men Tailor at No. 241 Serangoon Road. Spore. Trl: J3O9S. FOR TAILORING make an appoint dent with Menu Tailoring, UI, Uppei Pickering St., former cutter (or departmental itore. Blgb St., B'por*795 words
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Advertisement728 1964-03-21 15 NOTICES NOTICE The temporary bridge at M.S. 124 route I between Batu Anam and Buloh Kasap Is now open to all traffic. (STATE ENGINEER. JOHORE). PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Electricity supply to the following areas will be Interrupted on Sunday the 22nd March 1964 between728 words
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Advertisement782 1964-03-21 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the Medical Dept. Sarawak, for the post of Health Sister, on the Salary Scale of $690x 15-900. Applicants must be State Registered Nurse or State Certified Midwife or possess Health Visitor's Certificate. Full details and application forms may782 words
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Advertisement554 1964-03-21 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MAJLIS BANDARAN, JOHOR BAHARU APPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTOR. APPLICATION are Invited from Federal Citizen with stipulated qualification and experience for appointment Scheduled below: APPOINTMENT Public Health Inspector (MARKET AND HAWKERS). SALARY SCALE Time Scale $280x14-$350/Exam./ $394x14-$450 EFF $468x20-$568. AGE Below 35. QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE Passed the Royal554 words
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Advertisement468 1964-03-21 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD, SINGAPORE, invites applications for: (A) TWO TEMPORARY ASST. ARCHITECTS In Class 111/ II ol the Senior Officers' Salary Scales ($695xA45-si2Bo/Bax/ $1325-$1370-$1420) on Initial three-years contract. Qualifications: Associate ol f tne Koyal imilluie ol oritisn Architects or Graduate ot approved college or univer- Miy Additional planning468 words
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Advertisement565 1964-03-21 15 TENDER BAHAGIAN KERJA2~ PELAJARAN DAVA P^Lm KAIA TENDER NOTICE °J Tenders from Class E and above registered J.K.R. Contiac- *»L__i^Bi Lors will be received by the Juiutera Penguasa. Bahaglan Kerj-2 Pelajaran, Jalan Young, Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m. of 30th March, 1964 for the Completion of a Control Room565 words
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179 1964-03-21 16 NAZUDI to PARTNER FORT KNOX IN 9F H'CAP JPOH, Fri. Apprentice Nazudi Arshad replaces the injured Frank Moore as rider of fancied Fort Knox in the main 9f handicap (Race 7) on Sunday. I think this will give the Combat gelding a better than even chance of landing a hattrick179 words
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Article1453 1964-03-21 16 IPOH— 3rd DAY Race 1—2.0: Cl 6 Div 2 ($4,000) s]f 1 ***** Water Belle g iK.Y. Limi Bagby. 5 90 (F) Yeo S 2 ***** Entertainer 111 g iShaw St .< Martin. 790 Huatn 6 3 ***** District Line h iVeni Vici St t R.S Breuk 7 812 Soaidi1,453 words
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79 1964-03-21 16 US offer for Aussie 3-year-old is rejected SYDNEY, Frl. An £80.000 American offer for Eskimo Prince, an outstanding Australian three-year-old, has been refused by his owner, Mr. P. Oalea. Mr. Galea said It was made by an Australian agent on behalf of an unnamed American owner. He said that althoughReuter - 79 words
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Article77 1964-03-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. The $15,000 Kings Gold Cup for top- class sprinters will be run over 6f on the last day of the Kuala Lumpur meeting on April 19. 22 and 26. The meeting Is for horses In Classes 1. 3 and 4 and77 words
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264 1964-03-21 16 f ONDON, Prt. The Grand Na- tlonal the toughest steeplechase in the world with 30 huge fencea in a race of 4) miles at Aintree. Liverpool, tomorrow may see a royal victory. The Queen Mother's chaser Waffy looks to have an outstanding chanceReuter - 264 words
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Article433 1964-03-21 16 Spotlight on your fancies EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Ipoh tomorrow. Race One W\ltK BULK: Speedy, mo. ond to Rough And Tough over 61 on Wednesday. INDKAI'IKA: Fifth to Rough Ar.U Tough, ha. 1 won over ojf. FLYING HAND: Fourth to Rough And Tough, has won over s433 words
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Article, Illustration319 1964-03-21 17 SWANTON IMPRESSED BY PENANG'S DISPLAY 'HE PLAYED WELL BUT HAD NO LUCK' eiNGAPORE, Fri.— E. W. (Jim) Swanton, the British journalist who is leading the Commonwealth cricket team now touring Malaya and Singapore, said on arrival here today that he was much impressed by the performance of319 words
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Article186 1964-03-21 17 GOLF Murray leads in HK Open HONG KONG, Fri. Australian professional Alan Murray today led the field after the first two rounds of the Hong Kong Open golf championship with a total of 130. H was ahead by five strokes from Hsieh Yung Ho of Formosa the reigning champion. A186 words
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Article50 1964-03-21 17 KOTA BHARO. Fri. Kelantan Malays beat Pahang Malays 8-1 In their Sultans' Gold Cup soccer match here today. Keiantan. who led 2-1 at half-time, will meet Trengganu Malays on Mar. 27 at Dungun. Scorers for Kelantan were Hamld (2) and Kamaruddln, while Ishak got Pahang's solitary goal.50 words
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Article76 1964-03-21 17 L'lAl LL'MPUR. Fri. After an hour's drlibrations, the Olympic Council of Malaysia, which is functioning as a caretaker organisation, decided to postpone it* first meeting Indefinitely. A', the end m M ill. rimng I'oh Nyen. the secretary told the Press: "We felt that as there were important76 words
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257 1964-03-21 17 HOCKEY Austin's error gives NS victory SINGAPORE, Fri. Negri Sembilan* winners of two quadrangular titles this season, at Kuala Lumpur and Seremban, were today lucky to beat Johore 1-0 on the opening day of the Singapore quadrangular tournament at Farrer Park. Although Negrl kept up terrific pressure their only score257 words
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Article96 1964-03-21 17 J^UALA LUMPUR. tYi. Selangor were lucky to beat Penang 2-0 in the opening match of the women's inter-state hockey tournament which began at Princes Road this afternoon. After missing several chances, Selangor opened accounts two minutes before the Interval through Neela who netted from a goalmouth96 words
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Article38 1964-03-21 17 SOCCKK Kahmin Cap ISS^h i (Pe nan P««ni* 5 Kedah 1; tnder-15: Penang 8 Kedah 1 Penan* Dlv. 2: MTC Racers 3 CRC 2: T B "»«»h HOCKEY Ipoh DW. 1: KlaU Indiana 3 AC* Union K.38 words
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514 1964-03-21 17 \M ALAYSIA'S badmin- ton players who go to Tokyo in May with a slightly better than even chance of winning the Thomas Cup world championship will be making one of the best unassisted efforts by any of our sportsman in International sport. By their own514 words
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Article447 1964-03-21 17 BADMINTON IPOH, Friday rrOP Malaysian Thomas Cup players Teh Kew San and Yew Cheng Hoe scored impressive wins to enter the semi-finals of the men's singles in the Perak Open badminton championships at the St. John Ambulance Hall here tonight. Kew San easily disposed of447 words
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Article202 1964-03-21 17 SINGAPORE, Fri Can Kok Peng, the favourite, today entered the quarter-finals of the Singapore schools badminton championships when he beat Thomas Teoh 16-6. 10-16. 16-3 at Kallang Results: Boy* single* Qan Kok Peng bt Thomas Teoh 16-5, 10-15, 16-3; Koh Yoke Eng bt Andrew Ong202 words
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Miscellaneous88 1964-03-21 17 DUKY CKKKKI Tom maun. VICA Presidents XI v C'wealth team cS'porc padang, 11 a.m.); XL Frirndltes: S'gor Club 'A' v TPCA (padang, 2 p.m.); BMH v S'gor Club *B (Klnrara, 3). HOCKEY Quadrangular: B'pore v Johore (3.50); Negrl v Malacca (5.10, both matches at rtner Pk). Wmml tourney: S'gor v88 words
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Obituary42 1964-03-21 18 M CRICHTON, 67. retired planter, paved away morning. 20th 14, Panukor Road, Penang. Funeral WMtern Road. Cemetery 9 a.m. 21-2-M. P VEERAPPAN on 19-3-64 late Lino Mechanic Govt. Printing Office. Burial Hindu Cemetery. Cortege leaves 64 St. Francis koad 4 p.m.42 words
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Obituary34 1964-03-21 18 IN EVERLOVINQ MEMORY Of our beloved mother Kanmany KanaKuratnam called to rest on 21-3-1957. We bear the pain of your lorn till we KMt again. Badly missed by hunband and lovinx onea.34 words
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69 1964-03-21 18 KUCHING, Fri. The Sarawak Government has appealed to all Indonesian-trained Sarawak Chinese terrorists to jive themselves up. A Government spokesman said today that the appeal was "inducement to surrender, not an amnesty." It is believed thzt about 400 Sarawak Chinese terrorists all members of69 words
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285 1964-03-21 18 Aid reaches patrol trapped in Peruvian jungle F IMA. Fri.—Heavily- bearded and exhausted members of a Government patrol trapped eight days by savage Indians in Peru's "hell" jungle broke down and cried when a relief column arrived, it was reported yesterday. Lieut. Ricardo Rodriguez, who commanded the 40--man relief group,285 words
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Article81 1964-03-21 18 What Diah means by Subandrio JAKARTA. Prt.— The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. today corrected recent remarks made by Mr. B.M. Diali. Indonesian Ambassador to Britain. In a lecture at Jakarta's Police Academy earlier this week. Mr. Diah suggested that Indonesia s revolution "should pause" and warned Indonesians should notReuter - 81 words
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Article443 1964-03-21 18 LONDON, Frl. In spite of the I latest Gallup Poll showing Labour still well In the lead and the threat of an electricity go-slow on Monday, the stock markets made a reasonably good showing. Sentiment was Influenced more by the constant flow of good company443 words
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329 1964-03-21 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. rpHE Alliance Party today accused the Peoples Action Party of trying to break its unity by attacking one partner of the Alliance and praising the other. A statement issued by the Alliance headquarters said: "The PAP is obsessed withReuter - 329 words
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292 1964-03-21 18 JAKARTA. Fri. Several foreign airlines here, including Qantas, are expected to protest an Indonesian Government agreement which permits tourists travelling with Japan Air Lines or "Thai International Airways to make transit stops at Singapore. Since Indonesia's confrontation policy towards Malaysia, people wishing to292 words
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