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Title Section24 1964-03-31 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Mai**** Not** 01 It*** o**0 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73124 words
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Article626 1964-03-31 1 That skydrop a bid to fool Malayans into panic belief that saboteurs are operating in the Telok Anson area KUALA LUMPUR, Mon CPECIAL Branch officers investigating the airdrop by the blacked-out plane believe it was a calculated attempt to bluff Malaysians into the panic belief that a large626 words
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Article, Illustration602 1964-03-31 1 KHOR CHEANG KEE - 'The same again': Tengku's election forecast KHOR CHEANG KEE: By ALOR STAR, Monday J'HE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today predicted that the Alliance would win the general election on April 25 by "about the same margin" as in 1959. "I am confident that of the 102 seats left to602 words
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555 1964-03-31 1 'MALAYSIA MAY END UP WORSE THAN CYPRUS' ALOR STAR, Monday. IF the electorate ever swallowed the opposition line of propaganda, Malaysia could become a land of chaos and "might even end up worse than Cyprus," the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, warned here tonight. "The racial and religious issues raised555 words
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Article37 1964-03-31 1 SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Mon. Astronaut John Glenn, who was badly hurt in a fall at his home at Columbus. Ohio, last month, said today lv- is withdrawing from the race lor a Senate seat. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article34 1964-03-31 1 MOSCOW. Mon. The Government newspaper Izvestia tonight said that photographic equipment on board the American RB-66 aircraft was switched on when it was shot down over East Germany on March 10.— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration250 1964-03-31 1 Grand Prix is called off after 5 laps FOLLO W- THE-LEADER CRASHES ALL IN ONE SPOT gINGAPORE, Mon. The Grand Prix was abandoned after five laps this afternoon. By that time, three of the fastest cars in the race had ended up as wrecks in a fol-low-the-leader series of crashes.250 words
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Article47 1964-03-31 1 KHARTOUM. Mon—Ethiopia and Somalia have agreed to a ceasefire in their border dispute and the complete withdrawal of troops from Wednesday for distances of between six to nine miles, it was announced here today. Peace talks between the two sides ended here on Saturday. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article23 1964-03-31 1 RAWALPINDI. Mon. Pakistan today signed an agreement with a Japanese firm to Introduce television into the country within six months. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article30 1964-03-31 1 BANGKOK. Mon— Mr. Richard Nixon, former United States VicePresideni. suld today the Neutralisation of Laos was a "very bitter experiment" and the mistake should not be repeated. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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167 1964-03-31 1 KUCHING, Mon.— Security forces yesterday killed an Indonesian terrorist in the Lundu district, west of Kuching. A Land Dayak reported to the Lundu police station that his son had seen a uniform and a sten gun hidden under a bush in the jungle. The Dayak167 words
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146 1964-03-31 1 MANILA. Monday DRESIDENT Macapagal said yesterday he had instructed the Foreign Office to speed up the establishment of a Philippines consular mission in Kuala Lumpur. The Foreign Office said relations would be on the level of a consulate general with Jurisdiction over the entireReuter; UPI - 146 words
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458 1964-03-31 1 KUALA LUMPUR Monday. Till-: DEPUTY Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Kazak. tonight assured the nation that "with the aid of our allies" everything was being done to mccl Malaysia's defence needs. Speaking over television, run Razak said: "You will458 words
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Article69 1964-03-31 1 Indonesian roads near frontier JAKARTA, Mon.— The Indonesian Government has approved a grant of 19.000,000 rupiahs (about $1.250,000 > for the construction of new roads in areas bordering Malaysian territory in Borneo, Antara news agency reported today. It quoted Mr. A.E. Papudi, works director in the region, as saying theReuter - 69 words
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Article26 1964-03-31 1 100 QUAKE DEATHS ANCHORAGE (Afattka), M«m The estimated «l«ath toll in Friday's Uaxkaa «-.irtlmu.ike and tui.il wave ro^c to more th.m IN today Kruter.26 words
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313 1964-03-31 2 TOKYO, Monday JAPAN should increase her purchases of primary goods from South-East Asian countries to provide them with greater purchasing power, according to a Japanese mission just back from the area. The mission, called the Primary Goods Purchase Promotion Research313 words
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Article44 1964-03-31 2 TOKYO. Mon. One miner ■M killed mid seven others were missing after a gas explosion occurred today at a coal mine In Fukuoka prefecture in Kyushu. Japan's main southern island, the J. id, me.se national new? agency I Kyodo said. Reuter.Reuter; Kyodo - 44 words
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Article, Illustration148 1964-03-31 2 riXJKYO. Mon An olli--1 cial medical bulletin on Edwin o. Reischauer, the United States Ambassador to Japan, said today "progress is considered satisfactory in all respects." Mr. Reischauer. who was stabbed in the right thigh by a Japanese youth on March 24, suffered internal bleeding148 words
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Article198 1964-03-31 2 LONDON, Monday pRINCE Norodom 81- hanouk, Cambodian Head of State, has sent a further message to Mr. R. A. Butler. British Foreign Secretary, a well informed .source said here yesterday. The source declined to disclose the contents of the message. It is part of the currentReuter - 198 words
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Article22 1964-03-31 2 RANGOON, Mon. Burma! Revolutionary Government yesterday afternoon released from protective custody 20 minor politicians, it was officially an* nounced. U.P.I.UPI - 22 words
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Article126 1964-03-31 2 Jakarta changes food —targets— JAKARTA, Mon.— The AgriJ culture Minister, Mr. Sadjarwo, announced that because of the prolonged drought and plagues of rats, insects and plant diseases, the Government has changed food production targets for 1964. Production figures of rice are cut while corn figures raised, according to the official126 words
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Article43 1964-03-31 2 TOKYO. Mon. The Japanese Meteorological Agency Mid today an earthquake believed to be an aftershock of the Alaskan earthquake last week, was recorded here this morning. The agency said the epicentre was believed to be in southern Alaska. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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195 1964-03-31 2 FIGHTING FLARES UP WELL INSIDE ETHIOPIA ¥\IREDAWA (EthiO- pia), Mon. Heavy fighting broke out yesterday at Dollo, a key point near the disputed border between Ethiopia and Somalia. Dollo Is some 20 miles inside the frontier which Somalia disputes. On the Ganale Dorla River, It is almost on the junctionUPI - 195 words
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72 1964-03-31 2 Subandrio in Paris for 3-day visit PARIS. Mon. Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandno, arrived here last night by air from Algiers on a three-day visit during which he will confer with the French Foreign Minister, Mr. Maurice Couve de Murvllle. Dr. Subandrio'.s meeting with Mr. Couve de Murville is scheduled72 words
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Article19 1964-03-31 2 ZANZIBAR. Mon. The revolutionary Zanzibar Government has decreed that anyone convicted of rebellion may be executed.—U.P.l.19 words
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261 1964-03-31 2 America to help Khanh in new conscription plan to fight Reds WASHINGTON, Monday. J^jAJ.-GEN. Nguyen Khanh, the Prime Mini*. ter of South Vietnam, plans mass conscription to be paid for by the United States in the war against the Communist Vietcong forces, U.S. Secretary of Defence, Mr. Robert McNamara, disclosedReuter - 261 words
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Article51 1964-03-31 2 HONG KONG. Mon. A Soviet Government trade delegation led by the Vice-Minister of Foreign Trade. Mr. Grishiii. arrived in Peking yesterday, the New china News Agency said. The Chinese Vice-Mlnister of Foreign Trade. Mr. Li Chiang, wu present at the airport to welcome its members.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration92 1964-03-31 2 VERWOERD: MILLIONS— IF AFRICANS JUST ACCEPT APARTHEID JOHANNESBURG. M..n Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, the South African Prime Minister, would agree to give millions of pounds sterling to newlyindependent African states if they dropped opposition to apartheid (racial separation), the Johannesburg Sunday Tinics has reported. The newspaper said Dr. Verwoerd (above), statedReuter - 92 words
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Article36 1964-03-31 2 I TOKYO. Mon.— Seven patient* I were confirmed dead today when I a fire broke out ;ti a hospital in Itami, near Osaka. Western Japan police said. Another patient wu reported missing. Router.Reuter - 36 words
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242 1964-03-31 3 NICOSIA, Mon. 11 Heavy firing broke out early today in the area between the old walled city here and the mixed Greek-Turk-ish Cypriot suburb of Omorphita, a United Nations spokesman said. The shooting including some machinegun fire lasted about 10 minutes butReuter; UPI - 242 words
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Article39 1964-03-31 3 LONDON, Mon. Brian Gardner, 14, was flung across the rom of his home at Southend by an electric shock when he started to play the electric guitar he bought yesterday. He is In hospital with burns. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration70 1964-03-31 3 BRITT Ekland, the Swedish star, will do anything to be with her actor husband Peter Sellers, 6,000 miles away in Hollywood. Even to abandoning a starring role in the film "Guns of Batasi," and risking legal proceedings from her studio 20thMirrorpic - 70 words
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Article124 1964-03-31 3 Man who left his bride —at altar- PET E R B OROUGH (England), Mon. A bride-to-be was left standing at the altar here when her finance answered a firm "no" to the vicar's question "wilt thou take his woman to be thy wedded wife Then George Speechley. turned on hisReuter - 124 words
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Article33 1964-03-31 3 NIAGARA FALLS. Mon. Wayne Stadnyk. 6. fell 100 feet from the top of the Niagara gorge into the lower Niagara River yesterday and escaped with only a broken arm. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article28 1964-03-31 3 BUDAPEST. Mon. Cardinal Jozsef Mindzenty, Roman Catholic Primate of Hungary, who has been cut off from the world 15 years, celebrated his 72nd birthday here. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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103 1964-03-31 3 LONDON. Mon.—Trousers that are too tight can be dangerous to health as well as uncomfortable particularly if one has a middle aged spread. Writing in the British Medical Journal. Dr. G. 11. Jennings said that nipping in of middle aged stomachs can produce103 words
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Article341 1964-03-31 3 POLICE JAIL HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS IN US. RITES OF SPRING riAYTONA BEACH 11 (Florida), Mon. Hundreds of colWe students were taken to jail yesterday while several thousand others chanted "go to hell" at club- swin ping policemen. City Dolice declined to discuss the number of arrests but341 words
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182 1964-03-31 3 T ONDON, Mon. A thousand rampaging teenagers caused Easter holiday terror and havoc in the holiday town of Clacton. south-east England. The cells at the local police station were lammed full last night following the arrest of 90 of the youngsters. Police saidReuter - 182 words
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Article155 1964-03-31 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. SENATOR Edward M. Kennedy, (Democrat-Mas-sachusetts) flatly denied reports yesterday of an underground "feud" between President Johnson and the Attorney-General Mr. Robert F. Kennedy, dating back to the 1960 Democratic national convention He said his brother, the Attorney-General, has "the greatest respect and admiration" for155 words
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Article29 1964-03-31 3 SALZBURG. Mon. One Austrian was missing after he and three companions were struck by an avalanche on the Obertauern mountain in Salzburg province. The others escaped. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Miscellaneous38 1964-03-31 3 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby r »»ULP you aunt :V_ ,l vPIEASe^«-^l A PHONE v \T^^ Zr*£z!zzz^\ \CAti. fob j/ f ybujow?... aevER wu arStt j KNEW ANtt)NE CHANOC I V MACCIED J MJNO 9O OFT»4y v y*38 words
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706 1964-03-31 4 Yong to Nanyang: Vital to be loyal to Malaysia SINGAPORE, Monday fHK acting Minister for Education and Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin today railed upon graduates and undergraduates o! Nanyang University to cultivate a firm and unequivocal sense of national consciousness, which he described as a matter of706 words
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Article, Illustration65 1964-03-31 4 MR. and MRS. HOO Chun Hong after their wedding in Singapore on Sunday. Mr. Hoo. a teacher, is the sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoo Chew Huen. The bride, the former Miss Eileen Tan. a stenographer, is the second daughter of Mr. Tan Ah65 words
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102 1964-03-31 4 BIG 1.30 A.M. WELCOME FOR HELEN SHAPIRO— SINGAPORE, Mon. Britain's top pop star Helen Shapiro and America's "Little Sensations" the Ginny Tin Troupe were surprised by a large croup of fans at the airport when they flew in from Hone Kong at 1.30 a.m. today. The crowd had waited the102 words
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Miscellaneous446 1964-03-31 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'I'HK following Is today's schedule Rome Cairo, Karachi, Bangkok 1 of civil aircraft movement* at <XL 831 > H. 30 p.m Paya Lebar airport Singapore: Thai International Airwyas: From ARRIVALS fls'^m U I)Ur (T 4 U B0AC: From Hong Kong (BA. DEPARTURES Ml) I.U p.m.;446 words
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Article, Illustration152 1964-03-31 5 Kumar back after arranging call-up in Borneo KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Comptroller of Manpower, Mr. S. Kumar, has returned here after a fourday visit to Sabah and Sarawak to make arrangements for national service registration there. He submitted his report to the secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Dato Lokman152 words
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Article74 1964-03-31 5 Three Off to Canada for study JTUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three Malaysians left here today for training courses under the Colombo Plan in Canada. They are Mr. Cheah Chee Hong, 'he Senior Auditor. Penang and Miss Chang Wai Lin and Miss Choo Ooeh Phee staff nurses at the General Hospital here.74 words
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66 1964-03-31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A New Zealand banker arrived here today to have a closer look at economy and monetary management in Malaysia. He is Mr. G. Wilson who Is Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. During his four-day stay here Mr. Wiison66 words
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269 1964-03-31 5 IPOH, Monday. 4 NEW network of roads and a SI million bridge over the Perak River have now made motoring to the holiday resorts of Lumut and Pangkor easier and shorter. The 1.200 ft. bridge, which was completed in January, spans269 words
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Article87 1964-03-31 5 Sabah jobs: Details today- KUALA LUMPUK, Mon. Inche Bahaman bin SaniMiddin, the Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, will bold a Press conference at the Ministry tomorrow morninc to announce the finalisalion of the plans to send 500 Malayan plantation workers to work in Sabah. This was disclosed here today87 words
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Article48 1964-03-31 5 TANAH RATA. Mon. The 5450.000 Federal House, overlooking the golf iinks here, is ht-einning to take shape. I: will have six bedrooms, a rvnferpucr room, servant*' quarters and a fairly large garden. Construction work is expected to be completed by the end of the year.48 words
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123 1964-03-31 5 PCNANG Mon- The antismuggllng division of the Customs Department today recovered 38 packages of contraband when It Intercepted two smugglers at sea off Tanjong Tokong. The Customs party also seized the smugglers' sampan, which was fitted with an inboard and an outboard123 words
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Article37 1964-03-31 5 PENANG. Mon —Police h?re «re looking for a gang of thieve* who yesterday carried away flve cases of paint worth about MOO lrotn Dutch cargo ship. the Sambas, anchored In Penang hw- i bour.37 words
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Article, Illustration40 1964-03-31 5 MR. JOSEPH YEO of the Dungun English School, and Miss Maureen, Chiew, who were married in the Holy Rosary Church, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur, on Easter Sunday. The bridegroom is secretary of the National Union of Teachers, Trengganu oranch.40 words
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164 1964-03-31 5 Radio mast adds new landmark to Ipoh skyline IPOH, Mon. A new 1 300 ft. high landmark has appeared on the skyline of Ipoh in the Tiger Lane area. The towering steel mast, with a red warning beacon for aircraft. Is part of the $800,000 studios and broadcasting station for164 words
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Article, Illustration109 1964-03-31 5 'Father of Dentistry in Malaya' on visit IPOH, Mon.— The "father of dentistry in Malaya." Professor E. K. Tratman (above), will be entertained to a dinner by the members of the Malayan Dental Association, northern branch, at the Ipoh Swimming Club tomorrow night. Prof. Tratman established the dental department in109 words
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110 1964-03-31 5 One-week course in marine biology SINGAPORE, Mon. k The Department of Extra-mural Studies of the University of Singapore will organise a course in marine biology from April 23 to April SO. Conducted by Prof. J. L. Harrison and other members of the university's Zoolo^ Department, the course will consist of110 words
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Article57 1964-03-31 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Thirtyi lour awards for the brs; locally produced creative advert lsements ia.st, year will be presented at dinner ai the Adelphi Hotel on April 17. Ar, the dinner, organi.'-pd by the Creative Circle, ;i .sub-com-miitee of the Singapore Public. tr Club, the resuits57 words
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Article62 1964-03-31 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Thre« police supervisees today pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court I to charges of breaking their respectlve supervision orders whm they were found together at Eu Tong Sen Street at 430 a.m. on Feb 19. They were Ho Yoon Pah. Llm Peng62 words
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Article, Illustration375 1964-03-31 6 Talks on Saturday called by Albakri to clear the way for polling day Kuala Lumpur, Mon. 'pHE chairman of the Elections Commission, Dato Haji Mustapha Albakri, has called a meeting of all political party leaders on Saturday to ''confirm and conform375 words
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Article132 1964-03-31 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. ABOUT 6 v ooo workers from oil palm and rubber estates in Johore belonging *o the Guthries group of companies today went on a one-day sympathy strike in support of more than 800 oil palm workers from Pamol Estate, of the same132 words
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Article81 1964-03-31 6 I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Bahuruddin alias All bin Haji Amin. of Tanjong Mahm. PmUC MM today charged in the Sessions Court here with cheating Zainab binte Hamid by inducing her to deliver to him rive gold bangles valued at $287. Baharuddin. who pleaded »ut guilty, was alleged81 words
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Article29 1964-03-31 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Juhamat bin Amir was today fined SlO :n the Ninth Magistrate's Court for the possession of "ganja" i Indian hemp) at Nell Road yesterday.29 words
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Article63 1964-03-31 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three 17-year-old youths were jointly charged in the Sessions Court here today with attempted robbery. iSabaruddin bin Sarip, Monamed All bin Kadir and Bakar bin Budin. all from Kampong Pasir Lama. Pctaling were alleged to have punched V. Katharayan in an attempt to63 words
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Article54 1964-03-31 6 TAIPING. Mon. Tan Kwee diet. 85- unemployed, was found hanging by a towel in his room in Main Road here yesterday. At Port Weld. 13 miles away, police found another man. Ng Soo. 72. hanging from a beam In a hut. No foul play is54 words
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Article55 1964-03-31 6 hi c HIM. Mon. The Sarawak Alliance will send a team of officials to Malaya to help in the general election campaign, the Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan. announced today. He would probably go himself, he said Mr. Ningkan said he was confident that the55 words
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Article, Illustration260 1964-03-31 6 KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. The Director of Agr i c U 1 ture, Incho Mohamad bin Jamil, said today that it was very difficult to infuse a business sense into the minds of the "semi-illiterate" small farmers in Malaya. In a260 words
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Article24 1964-03-31 6 SINGAPORE, Mon 1 a Singapui sent a discussion on "foreign a:d for developing countries" ovrr Channel 8 on Tuesday at 8.05 p.:n.24 words
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Article, Illustration1974 1964-03-31 7 Roff - JAMES BOND Roff -/A you Fo^ r «twic ORAWINQ BY Concluding lAN FLEMING'S greatest Bond thriller A MAN LOST FINDS A WORD "HOPES of his survival must now be abandoned." That was what M wrote in his obituary of James Bond, following the destruction of Blofeld and his Castle of1,974 words
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Article24 1964-03-31 8 U Wort* tit (Mimimum) MR. AND MRS. AuKUntine Png thank friends/relatives for their kind gifts/attendance on the occasion of their marriage on 30-4-S4.24 words
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Article708 1964-03-31 8 The week which Mr. Khrushchev is to spend in Hungary clearly will not be devoted entirely to praise of the Kadar Government and the Hungarian Communist Party. There is more serious business afoot: discussion of the ideological rift with China, the schisms within the ranks of European708 words
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Article247 1964-03-31 8 The Central Government has accepted "in principle" the establishment of a national library. Members of the Library Association of Malaya who have been agitating for one for years must have been pleased when Tun Abdul Razak gave them this news at their annual meeting, because previous Government com-247 words
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Article246 1964-03-31 8 The Commonwealth cricketers leave for Hong Kong this morning with memories of Malaysia as happy, we hope, as ours are of them. They have been wonderful visitors, as gay as dashing and as thrilling to watch as their predecessors. Which is real praise. It is pleasant also246 words
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613 1964-03-31 8 STERLING G. SLAPPEY - STERLING G. SLAPPEY by 4 N old German 1 patrician is now dictating in a clear Rhineland voice the memoires that he has been promising for years. The old gentleman is sitting in an all glass pavilion in bis garden across613 words
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Article, Illustration1072 1964-03-31 8 IRENE BENSON - IRENE BENSON MR. K ACCEPTS A CAIRO INVITATION —From CAIRO, Mon PRESIDENT Nasser's new constitution, which is to last until the newly-elected National Assembly hammers out a permanent system, declares that all Egyptians are held equal before the law, and there will will1,072 words
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Letter221 1964-03-31 8 WOULD like to put "Parent" in proper perspective regarding "History for boys." There is no such thing as a science stream in the local school. Our concept of a science stream Is one which offers pure science, and there Is none here. What happens is that221 words
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Advertisement577 1964-03-31 8 Strait. Tmm Malay Mafl 14M NW 4BOLD Mia—— Oi^ll* Mm« COLD «TOIU(UI HANCHII AT tm I I**-? HO4U>-«ATOM« MAVAC BAM cmr book itom ltd TMK NtWI FMONT M. M. MMAIL 9 A6tßtfwt&y No#4l MMi Am* MAMICM tTOM sra-7. ckMtt mm. rpm i? V. MTNAMMY CO Jd^l JbIMI RIHVL Wft f577 words
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Advertisement20 1964-03-31 8 it's NEW it's here it's the NEW Vent-Axia Switch out stuffy air J unpleasant smells elegant *ot* atrren urn conditions20 words
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Advertisement265 1964-03-31 8 giiimHiiHiuwmnntHHHmitHWHiwnmwiimmi^^^ THE ALLIANCE ASSURANCF CO. LTD. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO. LTD. LOMBARD INSURANCE CO. LTD. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED 3 have pleasure in announcing that with effect from the Ist April. 1964, a Joint Branch will be established in Singapore at I COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE BUILDING No.265 words
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Advertisement61 1964-03-31 9 l.n© mwt o Q O \lm .Ceremony jmt^^T^frr^^^m^k will be performed by IP 1 **J %f The Honourable, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, Minister for Finance at 5.00 pm. today. T^Hl^^^ffll KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LTD., IMMf jj m mgggjjjßigoga g 120, TANJONG RHU ROAD, fucijiiiaUjJ^Wl 31 m Mtl ijsa I61 words
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OPENING OF FACTORY KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LIMITED A STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT
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Title Section12 1964-03-31 9 OPENING OF FACTORY KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LIMITED A STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT12 words
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Article, Illustration539 1964-03-31 9 PIONEER STATUS FOR STATE'S NEW INDUSTRY Government encouragement, industrial development in Singapore is making rapid strides. New industries are springing up at a fast pace. Khong Guan Flour Milling Ltd. at Tanjong Rhu was one of those started with such encouragement. After539 words
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275 1964-03-31 9 Benefits in having our own mills: Dr. Goh I OCAL mills can pro- vide fresher flour and would lower the price of the local product due to freight savings, said the Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee in a message on the eve of the official opening of Khong275 words
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299 1964-03-31 10 Flour supply and demand position now more balanced Chairman ILf R. CHANG MING THIEN, chairman of Khong ITI Guan Flour Milling Ltd.. has said that with the setting up of his firm's new mill, the supply and demand position of flour would be more balanced. This was contained in his299 words
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Article, Illustration258 1964-03-31 10 |V| R. Chew Choo Keng. iTI vice-chairman of Khong Guan Flour Milling Ltd., in a message to mark the mill opening, said that with the setting up of the flour milling industry in Singapore, more Jobs would be provided for local people. Mr. Chew's258 words
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Article, Illustration490 1964-03-31 11 by Special Correspondent pLOI'R milling is one of the oldest industries in the world. It is no exaggeration to say that it is probably as old as mankind. Wherever wheat was grown, it had to be milled and processed. It was after recent developments that flour490 words
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Article, Illustration129 1964-03-31 12 These are the conveyors which transport the grain on the top of the silo and distribute them to the various sections. Over 50 tons an hour can be conveyed in this way. These are some of the modern machines installed in rhe Khong129 words
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161 1964-03-31 12 Processing machines are some of the latest MACHINERY of Khong Guan Flour Mills, some of the latest, are supplied by Ocrim of Cremona, Italy. All products are conveyed through the mills pneumatically. This system not only ensures a perfect and smoother conveyance of the product, but also enriches the flour161 words
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Advertisement118 1964-03-31 22 I Zme CLASSIFIED [^ABVERTISEMEMTS 21) l»',,r<^ <l» Minimum) LIOK To Anne and Yrw Teck a ■M Xiv tn 30/3/64 at the OWEN To (iirny and Fred a ion Rtephm Arthur on Hit* At tbr A>Mim.i Houndntion Fetalln* Jaya. WANTED Agent Covering Whole Malaysia QUALITY CHAIRS Medical advice guarantees health and118 words
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Advertisement116 1964-03-31 22 BSkV fife it LtfH m jfl m M they call them "King of the Road 11 -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, the116 words
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Advertisement174 1964-03-31 10 Ol H IOMR.ITt LATIOAS TO KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR FACTORY AT TANJONG RHU. VVESTINGHOUSE AIR-CONDITIONERS supplied by CLIMATE ENGINEERING LTD. 255- A. ALEXANDRA ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL: 6221 1. BEST WISHES KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LTD., A on the occasion of the174 words
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Advertisement65 1964-03-31 10 Congratulations to KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LTD.! on the occasion of their opening. from HIAP CHUAN JOO 516/530. Balestier Road, Singapore, 12. Tel: *****/3. Suppliers of wooden packing cases and corrugated cartons. Compliments and Best Wishes to KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LTD. from BUNGE CO., LTD. Singapore Federation of Malaya65 words
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Advertisement168 1964-03-31 11 3O» ■Bk J% tf Mi ■BB jfc i Uulllff Em\ PILING Jl Positive piling as the name fm- /li jj) sjkjj piles, is a guaranteed pile driven [cJT ft Hi^ to a correct resistance. Tested /I I JT fw\ and approved by P.W.D., H. IB C Sr D. Board and168 words
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Advertisement200 1964-03-31 11 Congratulations t> KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LIMITED h OCRIM s. p. a. CREMONA ITALY) FLOUR MILLING EQUIPMENT FEED MILLING EQUIPMENT RICE MILLING EQUIPMENT GRAIN HANDLING EQUIPMENT Suppliers of more than 700 plants all over the world, are now also proud to be associated with the National Grain Elevator Co., Ltd.200 words
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Advertisement91 1964-03-31 12 Congratulations to KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILLING LTD. ON THE OPENING OF THEIR MILL -^^^X'"" |l|||| H [mi) [■M*»fc*»iinm_ j FROM GENERAL IMPORTERS EXPORTERS MITSUI CO., LTD. jC"-St ASIA INSURANCE BLDG, Fl N L AYSON GREEN SINGAPORE 1 HEAD OFFICE PO. BOX 822 TOKYO. JAPAN OVERSEAS TRADE NETWORK 73 MAJOR CITIES91 words
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Advertisement20 1964-03-31 12 I PHILIPS I I KHONG GUAN FLOUR MILUNG LTD. 1 I SINGAPORE GENERAL LIGHTING SCHEME BY I V PHILIPS J20 words
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Article, Illustration311 1964-03-31 13 Alliance good, but it lacks quality: Underwood 'UNQUALIFIED MEN PREFERRED TO MEN OF EXPERIENCE' IT UAL A KANGSAR, Mon. The Alliance was a good Party, but lacking in quality, Dr. S. Underwood, an Independent candidate for the Kuala Kangsar Parliamentary constituency, said here last night. Dr. Underwood, who is also311 words
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Article45 1964-03-31 13 SEGAMAT, Mon. The vice-chairman of the Socialist Front in the Segamat division. Inche Othman bin Taib. has resigned and Joined the United Democratic Party Inche Othman said that he disagieed with the S.F. over its ar.tl-Malaysla stand and non- Communism45 words
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Article, Illustration628 1964-03-31 13 DATO IS GRANTED LEAVE TO APPLY FOR WRITS IPOH, Monday. J) ATO Leong Kee Nyean, of the Peoples Progressive Party, was granted leave by Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan in the High Court here today to apply for writs of certiorari and prohibition against the Elections Commission and two Returning628 words
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139 1964-03-31 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Department of Civil Aviation Is Investigating the mishap at Singapore Airport on March 22 when a Malaysian Airways Comet caught fire after its right under-carrlage wheel snapped on landing. The general manager of Malaysian Airways, Mr. R. Hamilton, said the matter was139 words
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215 1964-03-31 13 LEE TRIES TO SPLIT THE URBAN AND RURAL PEOPLE, SAYS RAZAK TEMERLOH. Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that the PAP was tryinc to drive a wedge between the rural and urban population of Malaya "the very thing we are tryinc to avoid." Tun Abdul Razak215 words
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Article57 1964-03-31 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The French Ambassador to Malaysia, Msgr. Pierre Anthonioz. today left on an official visit to Sabah and Sarawak. While in Kuching. he will look Into the possibilities of setting up a French consular agency there. Msgr. Anthonioz will spend six days57 words
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Article316 1964-03-31 13 TAIPINO. Mon A nurse. Rajeswari. 24. who was found conscious in her room in the nurses' hostel here this morning. has been admitted to hospital. A Malaysia confronted by Indonesia, the Tengku said, must have strong Government. "We cannot have any halfhearted measures." he said. "Whatever party is316 words
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Article, Illustration805 1964-03-31 13 Tan: S.F. victory will raise problem of security FINANCE MINISTER WARNS AGAINST DUBIOUS ATTITUDE OF THE FRONT PENANG. Mon r piE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, warned today that a Socialist Front State Government in Penang might raise security implications of the gravest magnitude in view of its805 words
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Article58 1964-03-31 13 PENANG. Mon. Ooi Seng Poh. 26. of Armenian Street, pleaded not guilty In the First Magistrate's Court today to a charge of attempting to extort SlO from Ooi Ec Cheong at Argyll Road on Sa'urday. The magistrate. Mr. Ng Maon Sau, ordered Ooi to be remanded58 words
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Article, Illustration230 1964-03-31 13 DENANG. Mon. Th« chairman of the Penang Socialist Front, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. tonight accused the Alliance of breaking their election promises and acting without a mandate from the people. "In the 1959 general elect tlon." Mr. Ooi told a Socialist Front rally230 words
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Advertisement29 1964-03-31 13 VI KF I P a 111 T /s ill Iff hilil n Isi'lsil W m m m »T W^^^^W THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED Singapore Penang Ipoh Kuala Lumpur Malacca29 words
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Advertisement87 1964-03-31 13 1 ifnW SA 59T 004 A I y< SUPER DE LUXE 23 CONSOLETTE •ALL CLIMATE PROOF g M One Year Guarantee ttM nj 19" O£ LUXE RECEIVER DAY NIGHT SERVICE SINGAPORE: From 9.00 a.m. to tt p.m. Tot: ***** (Every day) KUALA LUMPUR: From 9.00 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tot.87 words
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Miscellaneous630 1964-03-31 13 Todays Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE RAD IO MALAYSIA MLUILM HAVfc SfcKVICE 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE tJUOKTHAVfc SLKVICt SERVICES: 41.7 and 50.2 metre* 41 metre* A.M.: 6.00 Time signal, Neam 6.00 (iood Morning: gara-ku; 6.02 Morning melo--8.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00 dies: 7.00 Time sliroal, the News; 7.10 Up And About; 7.30630 words
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Article250 1964-03-31 14 SUCCESS OFFAKED PEARLS WOMEN are spending millions of dollars each year on deceptive beauty devices and budgetminded men should be happy about the statistic. One of the most recent fakes to be accepted is the middle -priced simulated pearl, such as those manufactured on the Island of Marjorca, Spain, reports250 words
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Article, Illustration416 1964-03-31 14 ESME BAPTISTA - THE DRESSES THAT STOPPED PARIS- ESME BAPTISTA And they came from Singapore p\\o pretty girls in Paris could have walked past in their smartest clothes and gone unnoticed. But when they wore clothes which had a distinct Eastern flair they literally stopped the traffic This happened in Paris recently when416 words
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Article279 1964-03-31 14 Tomato sauce with fried fish T<HERE are two sue- cess secrets for a really good sauce. First, prepare it over a gentle heat, taking care not to. scorch it: a burnt flavour will ruin any recipe. Second, stir in the liquid a little at a time, beating well between each279 words
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Article126 1964-03-31 14 S' HOUSEHOLD HINTS OLIP a piece of white 0 paper in back of where the eye of your sewing machine needle is supposed to be if you have trouble spotting the eye. It will be complexly visible. U.^i- tongs instead of a fork to turn chops and steaks. Tongs are126 words
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Advertisement192 1964-03-31 14 non-stop eyelashes! Revloni mw 'Fibuluh mtkes your laihM ioflftr tnd k)n|«r right bafora your eytf Nothing ever invented makes lashes ai long and lush as 'FABULABH'! Why? Because It contains little, lash-like 'filaments' that brush right on to your own lashes colors, separates and adds natural-looking length in just one192 words
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Advertisement437 1964-03-31 14 aßr*^ B j B .4V My mother asked the doctor The d(Ktor approved Now I'm a Tampax user, too This is the sort of report we receive about today's teenagers. More and more, they're turning to Tampax at a younger and younger age. And why not? Tampax internal sanitary protection437 words
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Miscellaneous311 1964-03-31 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Disentangle girls, coming out 1. More than a wonder po»t <7i. round the screen (9>. 6. 8 t«ee Revelation) U a wicked 8 Ancient score to pay when fellow (7). there's trouble (3. 4 > 10. 11 Mortal remain* of the mow- Instruct Viola to311 words
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Article, Illustration296 1964-03-31 15 The SF's plans for Selangor if they win IISS LIM SAYS THE PAP IS ONLY SHYING TO CREATE CONFUSION KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. jUISS P. G. Lim, Socialist Front candidate for the State constituency of Sentul, said here today that the party was determined to form the next State Government of296 words
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Article76 1964-03-31 15 Six oil to India for studies K.UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Six Malaysians left during the weekend for higher studies on Indian Government scholarships. Five of them Amanullah Karim bin E. A. Karlm, B. Nlthiananthan. R. Ramalingam. Llm Ah Thong, and Cheah Chip Fung will attend various institutes in New Delhi. Loh76 words
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Article32 1964-03-31 15 PIiNANU, Mon. a woman, Yeoh Kool Hong. 20. who tried to resell five cinema tickets yrsterday, was this morning lined S5O tn the First Magistrate \s Court. She pleaded guilty.32 words
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Article70 1964-03-31 15 SINGAPORE Mon Three youths today pleaded not guilty in th? ninth Magistrate's Court to a j charge of breaking into the proof Quek Shin and Son* Limited at Bencoolen Street en Saturday at 4.30 p.m. Rahman bin Juli. Antonio Sebastian and Abbas bin Mohamnvd An70 words
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175 1964-03-31 15 I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V —The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong toured the Gedangsa land develop-, ment scheme in Ulu Selangor, about 50 miles north of here, for two, hours this morning. Later he spoke to the tattlers comprising 138 families -105 Malay. 24 Indian and175 words
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Article41 1964-03-31 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Primary Producuon Department of the Ministry of National Development will piK on fale 420 Ausiralorp cockerels and 360 White Leghorn cuckere\s at the Central Veterinary StaUon Semhawan*. <<n Thursday from 10 30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m.41 words
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Article, Illustration231 1964-03-31 15 Malayan pilgrims in Mecca pose voting problem PENANG, Mon. About 5,000 Muslims who are away in Mecca for the ar,nual pilgrimage have posed a question as to whether they will be allowed to vote by proxy in the general and State elections. The Malaysian Pilgrimage Control Officer, Haji All Rouse,231 words
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Article47 1964-03-31 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Aslcwith Graham. 19. today pleaded not euilty in a Magistrate's Court to a charge of robbing Chia Choy Huay of $8 at Tanglin Road on Saturday at 9.40 Dm. while armpd with a knife. The case will be mentioned tomorrow.47 words
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449 1964-03-31 15 KLUANG, Monday TiHE Singapore Prime 1 Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night denied that the Peoples Action Party was a security threat to the country but said it was a "real threat to the security of tenure of449 words
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Article44 1964-03-31 15 BATU GAJAH. Mon. A 4701 b wild .sow gave birtb tn 47 piglet* near (Jopcnc Estate, three miles from here. w sterdav and died immediately afterwards. The birth »M wiinessed by a party of woodcutters. Most of the piglets survived.44 words
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Advertisement117 1964-03-31 15 S is It? i j i 1 j Swfldday I (Everyday is Swanday) j Advertisement New Complexion Beauty Complexions are now taking on a new beauty through the use of a tropical moist oil that feeds youth-giving vitamins to the complexion. Being isotonic in action, It revitalises the plasma colloids117 words
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Advertisement241 1964-03-31 15 jjgflb If I Pure nourishment all your family needs Q 1 NESTUM jICEREALS INI Three great energy«produceffa delicious a> hot <>r <i»IJ wheat, barley, oats all in r\Of~ZZ\f7ZSOi IQn^a <l rink, or a porrulge. Perfect fo»J one nourishing cereal. Forti- jV'j rO SO} I a M"'*^- "'""i-l""?! breakfast fied v\241 words
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Miscellaneous60 1964-03-31 15 Uufj* Runny Ry Ralph Hviwniiahi mEIO "M pINEEDVEf?> Xl GOT OVF I KvA MIGHT AS WELL LEAVE S -n. (NOuBSEIP: 1 GAOOEN mOSE,SAW, MORE PAVOR TH' WHEELBARROW, TOO... Jjff V K :ca.»»c'OV y Ou v£ PLIERS- HAVMER, T 1 ASK, DOC I. I'LL NEED IT T 1 HAUL r<^^y SD3OO*60 words
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Article35 1964-03-31 16 The directors of Netherlands Trading Society will propose a first and final dividend of 14 per cent (unchanged, for 1»63 at the bank s general meeting to be held I in Amsterdam shortly.35 words
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Article, Illustration322 1964-03-31 16 Strong bid for Malaysia tractor market THE largest manufacturers of agricultural equipment in the world are making a bid to enter the Malaysian market in a big way and have already made a firm foothold for their heavy earthmoving equipment. The company is John Deere Intercontinental Ltd., whose headquarters are322 words
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Article, Illustration165 1964-03-31 16 Export drive for tea machine AN Indian manufacturing company is seeking a market in Malaysia for its engineering goods including enamel ware and tea machinery. The company is the Bengai Enamel Works of calcut; i whose export manager. IfflM A. S. Mahtani, has just completed her survey of tne Kuala165 words
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194 1964-03-31 16 DACK this month with 13 new skill and experience acquired in the U.K., Holland and Australia are four Ma* laysian Shellmen. They are Messrs. Tan Cheng Teik. R.S. Chidambaram. Cheong Lim Khun and Chew Hew Keow who hav e Just completed specialised training194 words
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Article71 1964-03-31 16 The regional marketing manager of the Overseas Division, British Drug Houses Ltd., London, Mr. Lan R. Wilson, paid a five-day visit to Singapore last week in the course of a Far East markets tour. While here. Mr. Wilson bad talks with Mr. K. L. Fuller,71 words
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Article239 1964-03-31 16 STANDARD Waygood Ltd. of Australia, which is said to be making considerable progress in the Malaysian market, has won an order for over a $1 million worth of switchgear from the Bangkok Municipal Electricity Supply Authority. This was announced by the company's factory representative in South-East239 words
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Article, Illustration93 1964-03-31 16 SWAN BEER LOCAL SALES 'INCREASING' THE tales and distribution manager of The Swan Brewery Co. Ltd. of Prrth. WesUrn Australia, said in Sftigapore that Swan beer had been marketed in .Malaysia with Inc leasing success over the past few years. Mr. George Geddes (above) who was here last week in93 words
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Article, Illustration195 1964-03-31 16 MORE JAPAN TOURISTS WILL COME HERE, HE SAYS THE vice-president of Japan Air Lines, Mr. T. Godou, predicted that 50 per cent more Japanese tourists will visit Malaysia this year. Speaking to a large gathering of local and foreign press lapresentatives at a luncheon at the Cathay Restaurant. Singppore, last195 words
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Article98 1964-03-31 16 Vauxhall plans 91,000 more cars VAUXHALL Motor* Ltd. oi Luton, are to carry out an expansion programme costing £30 million over the next three years. Mr. William Swallow, chairman and managing director announced last week. The programme would in- crease the production capaj city by 91,000 cars a year and98 words
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Article78 1964-03-31 16 rPH£ Ben Line vessel Benalder 1 led Singapore for Bangkok on Sunday with a pedigree Jersey bull among her cargo. Called Lanac Heatherlielle's Peter, the bull is a gift to Thal- land's King Bhumlbol from Mr. G. OH Giles, president of the Jersey Herd Society of78 words
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Article83 1964-03-31 16 llflTH buyers slow and some- what reluctant to lollow the ever Increasing price of loose copra, very few new transactions came to light during the) week, says < Lewi* and Prat in its weekly produce report. Throughout the week a gradual i price Increase was registered In83 words
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Article158 1964-03-31 16 PRODUCTION of bis- CUlt6 in Singapore during the first 10 months of last year fell below the level of the corresponding period of 1962. according to statistics. The figure was 6.510 ton* against 6,615 tons whL'h works out to an average monthly output of 651158 words
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Article46 1964-03-31 16 Trans-Canada Air Lines will mark the anniversary of its inauguration of transcontinental air services in Canada tomorrow. TCA today serves 40 Canadian centres and 20 cities in the U.S.. Europe and the Caribbern with 75 pure jet DC-8s and turbo-prop Vickers Vanguards and Viscounts.46 words
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Advertisement260 1964-03-31 16 world famous for quality brooawade compressors and pneumatic tools Portable Compressors 7-600 cfm Stationary Compressors 1 2,200 cfm Compacting JD* Concrete Rammers j^p> Breakers Ks £L Pumps 10-190 f .galls mm. up to 100 ft. head l£ Aj Rock Drills Chippers Concrete gTj« Drill Steels /^and Sealers Vibrators m I260 words
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Advertisement135 1964-03-31 16 A completely new concept of shipboard comfort Seventeen-day round trip in fully air-conditioned comfort Swimming Sunning Dancing Music Bar Restaurant Card and writing rooms Cnildren's play-space. Departing Singapore sth Juna Arriving Fremantle 12th June Departing Fremantle 17th June Arriving Singapore 22nd June Thereafter sailing from Singapore every 3 weeks In135 words
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Advertisement1334 1964-03-31 17 i ¥?y.,M THE EAC LINES ■4VV siNGAPoae kuala iimPu*»p.swrnfNHA«A« p«hano I otNoAM hovu k»»NGio. rojom.) i'i.wnooo« fc^^B^^^^al '"ONI 7MI IhOnl IMX taOHl »ll *KOM|»>]7l SAILINGS TO GENOA, LE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BPEMEN, ANTWERP. ROTTERBAM, AMSTEMAM, OSLO, GOTNENBURB ANB COPENHAGEN Spore r s nan fenang "BUSUANGA a) la Part/ 1 Apr 4/1,334 words
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Advertisement1209 1964-03-31 17 I BENULINE I EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONBON. llftßft 8, CBNTININTH PBRTS DruVADTirU For Hamburg Apr 31 BENVOKLICH London May 4 tiiigapuit P. SUM KILVI'n'" u>! la la Part/Apr 1 Antwerp May II BEN A VON For Liverpool Apr 21 AMigapoie i'ha» Hamburg May 17 la Part/Apr 4 Rotterdam Mai 221,209 words
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Advertisement1339 1964-03-31 17 •jp^ McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. w^ |^R 'ci "Jt UMi ikiX j ELLERMAN LINK c* KLAVENESS LINE LONBON. HAMBURG. lOITERIAM. LBS AMttILS. SAN rRANCISCS, HAVRE, HUU ft MIBBUSBBOUBN SEATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PORILANB CITY OF LEEDS Acceptiag caige ter Ceetial I Saatk \jr; v l]% vTn. m -ougTiZli Cans Ham Miara1,339 words
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Advertisement1083 1964-03-31 18 U.S.A. Pacific, and Great Lakes/East Canada Service Honf>on| Y'hama S. F'osco H'lulu H'fai M'real O'roit C'cafo "Okskima Mini" 22 23 Apr 7/1 B May 2t May 5 June Dune II Jim 21 June "Kunkawa Man" n n Apr 11/2 B May 3B May 21 lunt 24 June 3 Jily S1,083 words
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Advertisement1016 1964-03-31 18 B^BV 1 VJ^fl^ B^Bf p%t^fl BjjV AUSTRALIA URIMCt >NOIA. PARISIAN ANO P. SULF URViCI Ui FrtMltlt, I.UMiU. Mtlttmil. SflMI Tl. MMns Nn***tt*M Perung S'njm S Xwi t'oor* P S'ftim n».. •AMORA 7 Apr 1/11 Aft 12/ 14 A»r RAJULA bII M», 1] Mly 12 Mly lULIMSA I KU| UU Mi|1,016 words
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Advertisement805 1964-03-31 18 NOTICE We regret to inform the public that owing to continual increases In cost In Australia the selling price of fresh mutton sold in Sln- gapore markets will be increased to $1.40 per lb. as trom Wednesj day Ist April. 1964. SINGAPORE LIVESTOCK I CORPORATION. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN805 words
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Advertisement618 1964-03-31 18 NOTICE The following Unit Certificate registered In the name of Madam Low Ah Sar has been reported lost and Is declared null and void. Certificate No. 1630 covering 250 unlU of the Second Malayan Kund. MALAYAN UNIT TRUST LIMITED. JOHN L. WADLINQ. Manager. Second Malayan Fund. Singapore, 31st March 1964.618 words
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Advertisement997 1964-03-31 18 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the i supply of fertilisers to the Province j Welleslev Bankln* Union Ltd.. I Bukit Mertajam, for period Ist June. 1964 to 31st May. 1965. Full 1 particulars are obtainable on application to the State Agricultural Officer. Penang. Butterworth. Tenders close on 25th997 words
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Advertisement801 1964-03-31 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Applications are Invited for one vacant post of Technical Assistant (Electronics) In the Department of Physics. Qualifications: Technical College Diploma or equivalent with know- j ledge of Electronics up to Technical College Diploma standard or a suitable qualification of the Singapore Polytechnic. Salary scale: $445801 words
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Advertisement728 1964-03-31 19 IS -51 '(nntintird Irom Hagr 81 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* Si (Min.)— Box 50 rf*. txtrm REQUIRED URGENTLY cook boy/ amah and Keneral amah. Must be good with children and speak English. Phoie Spore *****, 27 Swiss Club Road. WANTED in experienced teacher Immediately tn teach English language and History728 words
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Advertisement676 1964-03-31 19 ACCOMMODATION VACANT in Word* SJ (Min.)-Box It ct*. txtrm NEWLY BUILT DETACHED Bungalow at Section 14. Petallng Jaya Contact Mr. Soo Wing Ley Watchmakers. N C Klat Tlong Building. X.L AVAILABLE 1/4/64 Furnished flats. bouse*. D/ 9. 10. 11. 15, R/450/. $650/Llmlted vacancies. Call Kho* Accommodation ***** 86-A Robinson Road,676 words
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Advertisement1139 1964-03-31 19 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE ■ii Word* SS (Mln.)—Bmx St et*. txtrm 31,000 IQ. Ft. of Valuable Land with well-built pre-war 5 Bedroom Bungalow at Gllstead Road, 53.50 per •q.ft. 2-ntony Shopbou.ie at Exeter Road. $70,000/-. Both Vacant. To view, call at 12, Calrnhlll Road, (Spore). 39 1 ACRES ot Rubber1,139 words
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Advertisement987 1964-03-31 19 EDUCATION Word* SS (Min.)— Box tt et*. txtrm MODERN SCHOOL'S April Bexlanen' Morning/Evening Book-keeping, Typewriting. Shorthand (Theory/ Speed*); Primary VI Engllin/Maths. Tuition, is. Battery Road, Spore, *****. ENCLISH LANOUAOI for tie G.C.I. New courses for Postal Students. Also Revision Courses and Introductory Course*. Apply for detail* of Courses aod moderate987 words
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121 1964-03-31 20 SOCCER $17,068 gate for FAM Cup Final IPOH Mon. A crowd of 17,314, including 492 .schoolchildren, paid a total of $17,068 to watch the FAM Cup Final at Stadium Perak here yesterday when Perak beat Selangor 7-1. Adults paid $1 and schoolchildren 50 cents each. Selangor. as the visiting side,121 words
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Article30 1964-03-31 20 TELUK ANSON. Mon. Lower Pcrak District F.A. officials: Prpsidrnt Pretam Singh Dhillon; vice-presidents Messrs M. Razall Ahmad THtr and V. Renganathan; secretary R. Xavier. treasurer M C. Mahendran30 words
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Article34 1964-03-31 20 JESSELTON. Mon Sandakan won the Hone Cup yesterday when :hey beat Jesselton 3-1 at soccer here. Swndak.in had earlier won 61-39 at basketball; Jesselton won 6-3 at badminton and 6-4 at tennis34 words
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Article, Illustration38 1964-03-31 20 Perak skipper Yee Seng Choy receives the FAM Cup from the Raja Muda of Perak after his team had whipped Selangor 7-1 in the final at Stadium Perak, Ipoh, on Sunday. Timesports picture.38 words
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Article99 1964-03-31 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Dato Clough Thuraisingham. who was re-elected Selangor Turf Club chairman, told members at the annual general meeting here tonight that the new multi-million building would be ready for use by October 1965. Dato Thuraisingham said that piling would commence on Apr. 6 and99 words
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201 1964-03-31 20 Epsom Jeep - JOEY SAN DOES DASHING TRIAL OVER ,3F Epsom Jeep RACING with SINGAPORE, Mon. JOEY SAN, with Johnny Wilson astride, did a dashing gallop on good going at Bukit Timah this morning. He ran 3f in 36 3/5. Joey San is fighting fit after a spell in the Highlands. He could201 words
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Article480 1964-03-31 20 Weights for S'pore races VV EIOII I > mr TT all eight races at Bukit Timah tomorrow Cl 1 Mr. I 8». Du.i Devil 9.00 Prediction 8.13 Manikam 8.13 Automation 8.13 Lost Horizon 8.12 Castano 8.10 Timberlane 8.10 Tariff Q 8.09 Gemstone 8.09 Balkan Bambino 8.07 Downing Street 8.07 Tih.i480 words
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482 1964-03-31 20 SPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS CL. 1. DIV. 3— BF DOST DEVIL: In peak form: narrowly beaten by Noble Gesture over K.L. 6f in Pebruary; can stay Bf. CASTANO: Ran two encouraging races at K.L. in February; won over 6f and 9f at Bt. Timah last season. MAORI FAIR:482 words
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Article224 1964-03-31 20 MAWF standards for May trial KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The first of the three Olympic weightlifting trials for Singapore and Malayan lifters who aim to represent Malaysia at the Tokyo Games in October will be held on May 16 at the Chin Woo auditorium here. The trial was to have been224 words
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Article464 1964-03-31 20 THE STIPE'S REPORT SINGAPORE, Mon.— The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's Bukit Timah races. RACE 1: Causeway (Donnelly) was reluctant to gallop early In the race and had to be checked and switched to the Inside of Tapageur iTrevena) when he refused to take an464 words
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Article36 1964-03-31 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. The offtcial result of the middleweight bout between Trevor Christian (Australia) and Hisao Minaml (Japan) on Saturday night was a draw and not a points win lor the Australian U previously reported.36 words
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Advertisement31 1964-03-31 20 H 111 *5I W m Swan the page upside down for this important message McCULLOCH CHAINSAWS ARE BACKED BY SERVICE o M. O. M. LTD. O Bm >')»« K-k In. Td. Mil*31 words
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Article, Illustration522 1964-03-31 21 CARRIBEAN CRICKET COMES TO XL by NORMAN SIEBEL: Kuala Lumpur, Monday r J IHERE1 HERE was a Carribean cricket celebration on the Kuala Lumpur Padang- this sunny day. Garf ield Sobers scored 192 in 73 minutes, Seymour Nurse made 50 in 79 minutes, Sonny Ramadhin took522 words
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Article192 1964-03-31 21 SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fpHE 1964 soccer season in Selangor began today ■1 with a programme of Government Departments and Business Houses League matches. In the only Div 1 match of the day. Printers scored an easy 5-1 win over Blue Circle of Rawang192 words
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Article63 1964-03-31 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Twelve of the 22 youth players selected by the P.A. of Malaysia have reported for centralised training at the Merdeka Stadium here. The players are Dall Omar (Kelantan), Abdullah Salleh (Kedah). Ratnasingam and M. Chin (both Singapore), Chow Chee Keong, Sivabalan. Pong Seng Hooi,63 words
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Article34 1964-03-31 21 NEW DELHI. Mon. India clinched the international hockey series agarinst Japan when they heat the visitors 2-0 in the third match at Patiaia yesterday to lead 3-0 in the four-match series ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article107 1964-03-31 21 TENNIS Kedah novices championships (Sg Patanl) Men's singles final: Krishna Pillal bt Ibrahim Hashlm 6-3. 6-0; Men's doubles final: Loo Ho Kee and Gee Teng Mien bt Ibrahim Hashlm and Majid Osman 6-2. 9-7. HOCKEY Ipoh Di». 2: Andersonlans 9 FIB 0 Kedah Leo: St. Michael's 2 St. Michael's107 words
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464 1964-03-31 21 Prom 84 he went to his 100 In the manner of a champion among batsman that he is. with two sixes of Cecil Cooke and a lour off Christie Shepherdson. Two runs and five minutes later the breathless study in time and464 words
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338 1964-03-31 21 SPORTSLETTER- /T \i;l II I Sobers' astonishing real of taking- live uirkets with Micoessive balls at the Kuala Lumpur padang on Saturday will. I am mm*, have stirred cricketing statisticians to search the record books for a parallel. As far as I338 words
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297 1964-03-31 21 by LIM KEE CHAN and JOE DORAI QINGAPORE, Mon. *3 The 1964 Malaysia Grand Prix was abandoned today after three cars had crashed on a treacherously wet track at Upper Thomson Road here. The organisers, the Singapore Motor Club, decided to call off the297 words
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Article313 1964-03-31 21 MOTOHASHI WINS MOTOR-CYCLE EVENT cident which made me slow down, considerably" he said afterwards. "I had a good lead and I decided not to take any more chances." Ito. Motoha&hl and Anderson had a thrilling tussle for the lead over the first two laps. Ito was slightly In front of313 words
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Article26 1964-03-31 21 •^AIROBI. Mon. Ford Cor- Unas were first and second cars to arrive here today at th* end of the gruelling 3.180-nule East African Safari.26 words
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Article41 1964-03-31 21 SINGAPORE, Mon. Th» newly-formed cricket team, th« Orangs won their first match, a friendly against a Services selection, on the Padang here today. The scores were Services 134 and 62; Orangs 89 and 99-1 Orangs won by six wickets.41 words
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Miscellaneous67 1964-03-31 21 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Spore Div. 1: Tan Tock Sen* Hosp. v Amicables f 5.15); Police v Marines (7. both matches at Jn. Besar). S'gor Div. t: Ampang Malays v SCRC (Ipoh Rd); Div. 3: Bungsar Indians v Chui Lok (Taylor Rd); Indian RC. P. Jaya v Indian Movies (P. Jaya)67 words
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211 1964-03-31 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Umno Secretary General, Syed Ja'afar A 1 ba r, said today that "by word and deed" Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is proving that he is anything but a friend of Tengku Abdul Rahman. In211 words
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Article38 1964-03-31 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister tor Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will visit Woodbrldge Hospital at 9 a.m. tomorrow. This will be the 17th of his series of visits of departments of the Ministry of Health.38 words
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Obituary103 1964-03-31 22 MRS EVERIITA COMES. 88. pa»Md fully 30-3-H4 Cortege leaves 4«. Chandrr Road for Portunu^fe Church :il •"> Pm. today thence to nirißil:iriC. WH MRS. WEE CHCNC VONC nee A^ntlm Ami: IfMI UMS. Ml H< r'v at 11.50 a.m. or 3uth M:.u-h 11KU. le»\ :n« behind bat sorrow ing children103 words
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Article, Illustration548 1964-03-31 22 'DAWN ONLY AN HOUR AHEAD WHEN BULLETS BEGAN TO WHIZZ PAST SINGAPORE. Monday. FISHERMAN was killed and another seriously wounded when a Singapore fishing vessel was attacked by an Indonesian patrol boat yesterday morning while it was in the South China Sea,548 words
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143 1964-03-31 22 INDON GUNBOAT ROBS FISHERMEN OF $9,400 DORT SWETTENr HAM. Mon. An Indonesian gunboat intercepted 10 Malaysian fishermen in five boats and robbed them of fishing nets and their catch valued at $9,400. The Indonesians about 30 of them were armed with pistols and rifles. They rounded up the Malaysian fishermen143 words
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Article, Illustration37 1964-03-31 22 THREE Grand Prix cars came to grief at almost the same spot yesterday. This picture shows the remains of one of them. The big race was called off after five laps. Straits Times picture.37 words
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247 1964-03-31 22 TWO MISSING AFTER A PARTY OF 19 CLIMBS MOUNTAIN KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two Singapore Rover scouts are feared lost in deep Jungle on the mountain slopes of Gunong Bunga Buah, near the Selangor-Pahang border, about 22 miles north of here. Selangor police have mounted a search for Ronnie Wu Kirn247 words
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224 1964-03-31 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Easter holidays have been an ordeal for a retired British businessman sitting by his bedside telephone waiting for news of his dog. Mr. T. V. Mitchell, a racehorse owner, lias offered a $1,000 reward. through both English and Chinese224 words
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Article43 1964-03-31 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. A programme of films by Mr. J Hugan entitled "Tropical Islands" will be .shown tomorrow night at 8.30 p.m. to members of the Singapore group for H and Toe H Women's Association at Talbot House, 11 Scotts Road.43 words
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Article78 1964-03-31 22 NAIROBI. Mon.— A Ford Cortina, driven by Peter Huehrs ;md Billy Younn of Kenya, 3.180-mile Bast Air. day. and OvtlnM »oi iho teum ation. Hughes and Young pieic ihp gruelling rui n n.>: pteee in the overall points iiion. subject to tiny. A Swedish SAAL, drivenReuter - 78 words