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Title Section20 1964-04-29 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125.000 flew**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73120 words
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Article, Illustration346 1964-04-29 1 Radio Moscow beams at Malaysia an hour a day of ideological warfare Peking is the main target LONDON. Tuesday RADIO Moscow is beaming a new service at Malaysia as part of its propaganda war with the Chinese Communist regime. The Moscow Radio service to Malaysia, lastingAP - 346 words
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Article, Illustration400 1964-04-29 1 A 'ring of cities plan for S'pore Dr. Goh g I NGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Gove r m in c n t has launched plans to create "a ring of cities" on Singapore island to meet the challenge of the expanding population. Jurong is the first of these satellite towns400 words
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Article71 1964-04-29 1 'Burn the old forces' books' JAKARTA, Tues.— Books •I written by the "old established forces will be burned on Saturday to mark the beginning of the "crushing of imperialist subversion in Indonesian culture," Antara news agency reported today. It said the bookingburning ceremony was being organised by the "Crush Malaysia71 words
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Article, Illustration93 1964-04-29 1 THE USN Henry Clay demonstrates for the first time that Polaris submarines can successfully launch missiles from the surface as well as from a submerged position in this photo taken off Cape Kennedy recently and released by the U.S. Defence Department. In the space of 3093 words
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Article46 1964-04-29 1 CANBERRA, Tues The Defence Minister. Mr. Shane Paltrldge, said today that Australia would supply Malaysia with a light anti-aircraft battery which would be delivered to Butterworth. He said this was In response to a request from Malaysia for more military assistance. AP.AP - 46 words
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Article113 1964-04-29 1 i SINGAPORE. Tv«». i i n pOLICE yesterday found three bombs in a staircase store room of a flat in a 10-storey Housing Board block nearing completion in Jalan Rebong. The Straits Times un- der.stands that a wireman had gone to the flat to do some113 words
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Article129 1964-04-29 1 Step up the 'war,' Soek orders JAKARTA, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Soekarno has directed his top military and civilian aides to intensify Indonesia's confrontation policy against Malaysia, following the general elections victory of Tengku Abdul Rahman. The Foreign Minis-, ter, Dr. Subandrio, announced, this to newsmen after a six-hour meeting at the129 words
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Article53 1964-04-29 1 MANILA. Tues. The establishment of Consular relations between the Philippines and Malaysia will be announced slmuli taneously In Manila and Kuala Lumpur by Thursday, according to I Informed sources here. Mr. Juan Dlonlslo. former Consul-General In Singapore. Is expected to head the Philippines Consulate in theReuter - 53 words
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Article49 1964-04-29 1 KTJCHINO. Tues. The Chief MtaUter of Sarawak. Mr. Stephen Kalong Nlngkan. told reporters here today the Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrto, was "mad. asking for re-lnvestlgatlon among the Borneo people." He was speaking to reporters at the airport after arriving home 'from Kuala Lumpur.— Renter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article34 1964-04-29 1 PARIS. Tues. Princess Irene of the Netherlands and her fiance. Prince Hugo of Bourbon Parma, escaped unhurt in a car crash with a lorry In Northern Prance yesterday. (See Fate 3).34 words
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93 1964-04-29 1 Macapagal to name new Foreign Minister MANILA, Tues.— President Diosdado Macapagal of the Philippines is to appoint Mr. Mauro Mendez, the Philippines Ambassador to Tokyo, as Foreign Secretary, replacing Mr. Salvador Lopez, according to press reports from Baguio City today. Was expected Reports quoting authoritative sources said President Macapagal inReuter - 93 words
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Article49 1964-04-29 1 MANILA, Tues. President Macapagal today congratulated Tengku Abdul Rahman on his victory in the Malaysian elections. Mr. Macapagal's cable said: "Hearty congratulations on your overwhelming victory. Looking forward to our meeting for the wellbeing of our countries and of our region. Affectionate regards." UPI.UPI - 49 words
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Article199 1964-04-29 1 Nato: Shock move by De Gaulle pAR I S Tues. Ffeaace luis withdrawn its naval officers from Nato forces in the Mediterranean and in the Knglish Channel. A French Foreign Office communique said: '"The head of the French delegation to the standing group of the Atlantic Alliance notified that body199 words
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Article33 1964-04-29 1 BRITISH SUPPORT LONDON. Tues. Mr. S.indvs. Commonwealth S« crrt.tr>. told Commons today receat Indonesian Kiierilla activities in M.il.i>m.i further .strengthened Hril.iins "resolve to Mipjiort Malaysia in upholding independence, territorial integrity."' Renter.Reuter - 33 words
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156 1964-04-29 2 'MALAYAN ELECTION SHOULD INSPIRE CONFIDENCE' WASHINGTON, Tues.— The Washington Dally News said yesterday that the election results in Malaya "should inspire new confidence" for resistance to pressure from Indonesia. Commenting In a leading article, the newspaper said that the weekend election In Malaya demonstrated two things: THAT an Asian countryReuter - 156 words
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Article36 1964-04-29 2 BANGKOK. Tues. Foreign Office sources said yesterday Burma and Thailand would hold a ministerial level conference here from May 4 to 7 In which border matters are expected to be the main topic. A.P.AP - 36 words
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86 1964-04-29 2 YJAXILA, Tues.—Malaysia's Prime Minister "will now bargain from strength in the dispute with Indonesia and the Philippines. Theodoro Valencia, a Manila Times columnist, wrote today. Valencia said the overwhelming victory of Tengku Abdul Rahman in the genera) election "firmed up the Malaysian position." "IndonesiaReuter - 86 words
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Article, Illustration365 1964-04-29 2 Pakistan calls for a new Malaysia summit WASHINGTON, Turn •JHE Pakistani Foreign Minister, Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, yesterday called for another meeting of the leaders of Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines in a renewed attempt to solve the dispute over Malaysia. Mr. Bhutto, in Washington to attend the ministerial meetingUPI - 365 words
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Article33 1964-04-29 2 HONG KONO, Tues. A Chinese has been appointed acting district judge. the first one In this British colony. He Is Mr. Simon Li, 42, a former Senior Crown Counsel. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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129 1964-04-29 2 I ONDON, Tues— Britain Is sending a senior Foreign Office official early next month to Singapore and Indonesia for a first-hand review of the latest developments in the Malaysian-Indonesian dispute. The Foreign Office said today that Mr. E.H. Peck. Assistant Undersecretary of State129 words
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Article25 1964-04-29 2 TAIPEH. Tues— Henry Kao, an Independent, yesterday defeated the ruling Kuomintang (Nationalist) Party candidate In a surprise victory In Taipen's Mayoralty election— UPl.25 words
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151 1964-04-29 2 'Soekarno causing hardship on vast scale' T ONDON, Tues— The Daily Telegraph said today that President Soekarno's confrontation of Malaysia "is already in fact an undeclared via. causing danger and hardship on a vast scale." It added: "Among the sufferers are the inhabitants of Sabah and Sarawak whose villages areAP - 151 words
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Article45 1964-04-29 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. Prime Minuter Nehru told Parliament on Monday lie would stop for a day in Cairo for talks with President Nasser during his July visit to London to attend the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference starting on July 8. A.P.AP - 45 words
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Article, Illustration305 1964-04-29 2 EVACUATION PLANS BY WESTERN EMBASSIES VIENTIANE, Tuesday. '['HE United States, French and British Embassies here were yesterday preparing for the possibility of having to evacuate their women and children as the Laotian political situation remained unsettled. Troops believed loyal to Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, rightwlng Vice-Premier and Finance Minister in theReuter - 305 words
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152 1964-04-29 2 Curfew to reduce juvenile crime in Manila AM ANTLA, Tues.— Mayor aTI Antonio Villegas of Manila has ordered the strict enforcement of a law prohibiting youths below the age of 18 from being out in the city's street after 9 p.m. From next Monday, all such persons found violating the152 words
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72 1964-04-29 2 MANILA, Tues. Senator Ferdinand Marcos, one of the leading contenders to oppose President Macapagal in 1965. will remain as Senate President, it was decided yesterday. A caucus of Nacionalista Party Senators agreed to keep him in the post. Last week he resigned from the72 words
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Article54 1964-04-29 2 TOKYO, Tues. A 10-member Indonesian scientific delegation arrived In Peking on Monday at the invitation of the Scientific and Technological Commission of Communist China, the New China news agency reported. The group is headed by Minister of National Research, Dr. Sud> jono D.iuned Pusponegoro, tin broadcast54 words
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Miscellaneous17 1964-04-29 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby n f |KmE6 always like THIS AFTER A LATE 7 .NI^UT P*RTV^/17 words
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163 1964-04-29 3 'Jack the Ripper' fear grips London LONDON, Tues. Scotland Yard detectives, hunting a 20th Century "Jack the Ripper" who has strangled four prostitutes, fear the killer may strike again, police sources said yesterday. The Yard was understood to have two main theories about the "Brentford j Strangler," whose latest victimUPI - 163 words
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Article44 1964-04-29 3 PARIS, Tues. French film critics have awarded their annual "Lemon" to Brigitte Bardot as "The least co-operative film actress of the year." The "Most co-operative film act-. rest award, the Prix Orange, was given to Italy's Claudia Cardinale. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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251 1964-04-29 3 NICOSIA, Tuesday. QREEK Cypriots mounted a heavy twopronged attack last night on the Turkish Cypriot stronghold of St. Hilarion Castle, which dominates the north coast of Cyprus and control the key Kyrenia Pass. Heavy automatic fire spread through the region late in the afternoon251 words
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80 1964-04-29 3 Minister overrules police on Beatles COPENHAGEN. Tues.— The Danish Minister of Justice, Mr. Hans Haekkerup has decided the Beatles could give a concert here despite police fears that the presence of the British group might cause a riot among Beatle fans. Police officials had asked that the concert be bannedReuter - 80 words
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95 1964-04-29 3 CLACTON (England), Tues. Jail sentences and fines up to £75 were imposed yesterday on youths involved in an Easter weekend "riot of the wild ones" in this. eaast coast holiday resort. Twenty-two people appeared on charges following clashes with police andReuter - 95 words
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Article35 1964-04-29 3 TORONTO. Tuee. A woman poured petrol over the sister superior of an orphanage here and tried to set fire to her. When that failed, she stabbed the sister, wounding her slightly. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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209 1964-04-29 3 Charles begins week of naval training LONDON, Tues. Prince Charles, 15--year-old heir to the British throne, has started a week of rigorous .training as a cadet at the Royal Naval base at Portsmouth. Strict orders have been given to treat Prince Charles like any other youth under training. "The PalaceUPI - 209 words
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Article50 1964-04-29 3 MUNICH. Tues. A mother who killed her deformed baby "to spare him a life of suffering" was given a nine-month suspended prison sentence yesterday. Mrs. Anna Maria Eisenmann, 32, was convicted of killing her crippled four-month-old son by letting him fall from her arms several times. TJ.P.L50 words
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Article180 1964-04-29 3 117 A SHI NO TON, Tues. Americ a n businessmen would lent money to small business abroad under x plan outlined to the House Foreign Affairs Committee yesterday In a statement prepared for delivery to the committee, Mr Tom Hall Miller, president of American Partners.Reuter - 180 words
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Article55 1964-04-29 3 PHNOM PENH. Tues. Cambodia has accepted a request for political asylum from two neutralist officers in Laos, the Khmer (Cambodian) news agency .aid today. The Laotian officers took retuge in the French Embassy in Vientiane, capital of Laos, after the right-wing coup d'etat against neutralist Premier55 words
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Article186 1964-04-29 3 Irene to wed on Dutch soU MADRID, Tues. Princess Irene, at her wedding in Rome tomorrow to Prince Carlos Hugo of Bourbon Parma will kneel on a cushion filled with Dutch soil taken to Rome by Dutch supporters, her fiance's secretary said today. Mr. Ramon Masso. the secretary, said PrinceReuter - 186 words
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384 1964-04-29 3 WASHINGTON. Tues PRESIDENT Johnson said yesterday that the United States, having preserved freedom against attack by aggressors, now must tackle its own domestic problems such as poverty. discrimination and disease "I believe this strong, rich and successful nation can work to bring peace toReuter - 384 words
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Article29 1964-04-29 3 LONDON, Tues. Leading British jockey Lester was fined £M with £3. 111. costs at Reading for careless dri ing bis 10th motoring; conviction since 1955. Heater.29 words
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Article, Illustration131 1964-04-29 3 Ambatielos to be freed after 17 years 4 THENS, Tues.— The Greek A Minister of Justice »tn«d an order yesterday for the release on probation of Tony Ambatielos, seamen's union leader detained for the past 17 years. The order for Ambatieloss release was sent to the director of the prisonReuter - 131 words
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81 1964-04-29 4 Work Brigade training scheme begins SINGAPORE, Tues. A trainIng programme to create a pool of semi-skilled workers for the building Industry began today at the Singapore Work Brigade headquarters at Kolam Ayer. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Urn Kirn San, Inaugurating the Work Brigade apprentice training scheme this morning81 words
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Article33 1964-04-29 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Indian Chamber of Commerce will hold A cocktail party at Raffles Hotel tomorrow to bid farewell to the Indian High Commissioner for India and his wife, Shrlmatl Purl.33 words
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788 1964-04-29 4 Inquiry told of withdrawal of a union's funds SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Changi Bus Branch of the Singapore Bus Workers' Union withdrew two sums, totalling $15,907, from its bank and opened a new bank account with them under the names of three officials, a commission of inquiry was told today. Evidence788 words
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Article262 1964-04-29 4 I SINGAPORE, Tues. new $3.5 million passenger terminal building of Paya .Lebar airport will begin operations from midnight on Thursday. The new terminal Is situated farther down the present passenger terminal building about 300 yards away at the end of the airport's dual carriage way. All262 words
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140 1964-04-29 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Two Irishmen stranded penniless in Singapore for the past four weeks will sail to Australia tomorrow on free tickets given by a shipping line. The two, Brendon Cogarthy, 28 and George Kelly, 26, had hitchhiked here from Penang at140 words
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Advertisement238 1964-04-29 4 •LIDO is ».r.) OPENS TODAY 'iSi^iTl THIS IS 1964s MOST INTRIGUING FILM! TWO HOURS OF SUSPENSE AND MYSTERY AS THE STORY OF A TERRIBLE CRIME UNFOLDS Three men ire ci^ht...Two are guilty... But which Two? 1 ■■■^■r *^d£ik M M m*\ s *^^V^«fl^H iflwUfl^^^aßfl^B JaVi J fCI l v VlKy^^^^Bflfflfi238 words
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Miscellaneous466 1964-04-29 4 'THE folk>wln« le today, echedule Brltlth Eur.p.an Alrwayt: From of civil aircraft movemcnU at London. litambul. Bombay <EO 776) Paya Lebar airport Sln<apore: 7.20 a.m. BOAC: From London. Rom*. Da- DIPARTUBIt mascu*. Bagdad. Karachi. Calcutta, CPA: To Kuala Lumpur Bangkok RanKoon (BA 720) 60S p.m. Hone Kong, Manila (CX 728)466 words
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Article, Illustration647 1964-04-29 5 D. LACKERSTEEN - D. LACKERSTEEN from 1 LONDON, Tuesday. J^ "LONELY" Nanyang University arts graduate Low Kee Seng, 27, who was forced to earn a living as a waiter, was last seen alive about two months before his body was lound in a culvert647 words
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Article42 1964-04-29 5 JESSELTON. Tues Mrs. Susie Williams has been elected president of the Sabah Indian Congress. Mrs. Williams, a social worker, said: "I will do all in mv power to help the Congress plaf its pan in Sabah affairs. 142 words
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101 1964-04-29 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thirteen RAF and four R.A.A.F. aircraft will give a display when Singapore Airport's new air terminal building is opened on Saturday by the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jabir The RAF. aircraft will be three Victor bombers, three Canberra101 words
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Article67 1964-04-29 5 KUCHINO. Tues— The first annual meeting of the Sarawak Dayak Youth Association here today decided to give complete support to the country's plans for mobilisation. The meeting also pledged undivided loyalty to Sarawak. I It called on all true and loyal youths tn Sarawak to67 words
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Article46 1964-04-29 5 BATU PAHAT, Tues. Hoo Kek Eng. 38, of Jalan Pasar here, was today fined S3OO or four months' jail by the Sessions Court for possessing a packet of morphine on March t. Hoo. who had three similar previous convictions, pleaded guilty46 words
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Article, Illustration408 1964-04-29 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. A hint of a possible merger between Malaysian Airways and Borneo Airways in the near future was given here today by the Malaysian Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir Dato Sardon. after a 30--minute discussion with the Sarawak Chief Minister.408 words
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89 1964-04-29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The engagement of Muslim slaughtermen resulted In a $2 5 million Increase In New Zealand meat exports to Malaysia last year The latest Issue of New j Zealand Newsletter said that the total exports. Including meat, milky powder. I butter, cheese89 words
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Article98 1964-04-29 5 Police find more chutes in Sabah TESSELTON. Tues. Police J have recovered three more green coloured empty ammunition 'boxes and four parachutes from deep jungle at the third mile, Kiulu Road near Kamponf Kionsom Bahru, Tampa ruli. This brings the total to 18 parachutes and six ammunition boxes found. The98 words
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Article145 1964-04-29 5 KUCHING, Tuesday. THE business booi i here since the inception of Malaysia is causing the price of land in the town area to rocket. As a result businessmen are now compelled to build multi-storey buildings. The tallest building now under construction is the $3145 words
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Article80 1964-04-29 5 SEREMBAN, Tues. A Singapore policeman, Wong Wan Utt. 27. was killed here this morning when his head struck the steel overhead bridge at Rahang. Wong was returning from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore In a riot van at ft.3o a.m. He was standing in the turret as80 words
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Article42 1964-04-29 5 ALOR STAR. rues. Koo Ah Beng, 18. who punched a detective and escaped while on his way to the police station to face a charge of attempted robbery, wm today sentenced to four months' jail for escaping- He pleaded guilty.42 words
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Article206 1964-04-29 5 J£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Privy Council will be asked to write a final "yes" or "no" in the case of Rasiah Munusamy versus the Public Services Commission. The Federal Court of Malaysia with the Lord President, Dato Sir James Thomson, presiding, the Chief Justice of Malaya,206 words
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Article54 1964-04-29 5 BATU PAHAT. Tues. Worie has started on the construction -4 a repeater station at Qunong Banang. three miles from here, tn relay television programmes from Kiala Lumpur. When the station Is completed in July tt wtll relay Television Malaysia programmes to viewers in the Batu54 words
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Article, Illustration664 1964-04-29 6 New M.Bs: Approval by Tengku first In Negri, Dato (Dr.^ Said likely to be reappointed JfUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman will approve the names of Mentris Besar, Chief Ministers and members of the respective State Executive Councils before their appointments are confirmed. This is the latest ruling from the664 words
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Article50 1964-04-29 6 KI ALA II MIM 1: Tues All May Day rallies anil processions throughout the country have been banned the police announced today. Yesterday, the Malayan Trades Union Congress applied for a licence to hold a rally and a procession in Kuala Lumpur. This has been refused.50 words
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Article27 1964-04-29 6 BATU PAHAT. Tues. Th« Johore branch of the National Union of Teachers will hold 1U annual meeting at Segamat Secondary English Scnool on June 6.27 words
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166 1964-04-29 6 Talks on mine pay agreement enter last l ap IPOH, Tues. Nego- tiations between the National Mining Workers Union and the Malayan Mining Employers Association for a new agreement on wages and working conditions for the 17,000 workers in European managed mines in Malaya will enter the final stage tomorrow.166 words
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Article118 1964-04-29 6 JESSELTON. Tues. Sabah's 16 members of the Malaysian House of Representatives were elected at a Legislative Assembly session today. They are Dato Donald Stephens. Dato Khoo Siak Chiew, Date Aliudin bin Dato Harun, Dato Ganie Gilong. and Messrs Abdul Rashid. Joe Manjaji. Francis Chia Nyuk118 words
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Article56 1964-04-29 6 PENANG. Tues.— A housewife. Che Nah binte Mohamed AH. 33, was today charged with voluntarily causing hurt to another woman, Hamimah ninte Mat. with a coconut scraper at East Jelutong on Feb. 22. Che Nah pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's cour and was granted SSOO56 words
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Article27 1964-04-29 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. Mr. John Hewlett, acting pastor of St. Andrew's Church here, has left for Britain and New Zealand on a year's leave.27 words
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Article, Illustration105 1964-04-29 6 DR. Francis Morsinxh (above) acting head of the University of Malaya's Department or Chemistry, has received a research scholar award under the FulbrightHays Act to carry out pest -doctoral research in his field at the University of California. The grant was awarded through the105 words
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Article24 1964-04-29 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Huzoor MaharaJ Charan Singh spiritual head Of Radhasooml Satsang Beas will fly into Singapore tomorrow for a three-day visit.24 words
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Article140 1964-04-29 6 KUCHING, Tu«s. 1 A SARAWAK Con- stabulary spokesman confirmed today that the documents found in a cemetery on Sunday were cyclostyled reproductions of simple Communist ideological training manuals used by small clandestine Communist study cells. The documents are being further examined by I Special Branch officers. The140 words
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Article, Illustration322 1964-04-29 6 PENANG. Tuesday. '['HE Governor, Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj, today praised the Jaycees today for their interest in rural development. "Malaysia is engaged on a vast and comprehensive programme to improve rural conditions," he said when he opened the Jaycees International conference at322 words
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Article33 1964-04-29 6 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th» I police today found a man. Ng Ah Chye, 40. hanging by a rope in a room close to his home in Jalan 1 Bukit Ho Swee.33 words
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383 1964-04-29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JHE HOO.OOO-strong National Union of Plantation Workers is expected to be given a mandate to call a nationwide strike when it opens ballot papers next Monday. It is understood that officials and members are prepared to "go all the way"383 words
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Article120 1964-04-29 7 ROBBERS HALT TWO, STEAL WATCHES PENANG, Tues. A medical student, Fong Wai Onn, 19, and a friend, Chuah Wah Yew, were assaulted end robbed of their watches by three gangsters in a lane off Cintra Street yesterday. Fong, a first year student at the University of Malaya, and Chuah, of120 words
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Article26 1964-04-29 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A labourer. Muslim bin Ahmad, 21. was killed today at Bukit Timah Road when his bicycle collided with a military Land Rover.26 words
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273 1964-04-29 7 Teachers urged: Squeeze out Govt reply KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Women workers in Malaya are urged to take stronger action, to "squeeze an answer" from the Government to their claim for equal pay for equal work. The Union Herald, official organ of the National Union of Plantation Workers. In Its latest273 words
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Article63 1964-04-29 7 PENANG. Tues. The Government's free mass X-ray service will operate in Province Wellesley next month. The X-ray unit will be at the Butterwonh District Hospital from May 2 to 6. Bukit Mertaiam District Hospital from May 7 to 28. and the Prai railway dispensary on May63 words
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Article41 1964-04-29 7 BANDAR BHARU. Tues. District agricultural shows were an important means of showing the progress made by formers, the District Officer. Inche Sofi bin Mohamed Hassan, said when he declared open an agricultural show tn the Malay school here todaj.41 words
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110 1964-04-29 7 PENANG, Tues. The office of the Controller of Immigration. Malaya, will function at Jalan Tugu (Cenotaph Road), Kuala Lumpur, from next Monday. Correspondence (Including employment pass applications) concerning States ot Malaya immigration matters, which have hitherto been addressed to the Controller of Immigrations.110 words
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Article40 1964-04-29 7 SEREMBAN. Tues. Inspector T. Maria John. 33. of the Police Contingent Headquarters here, died in the General Hospital this afternoon of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and four children The funeral will take place tomorrow.40 words
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Article44 1964-04-29 7 SINGAPORE. Tues —The studdent and Youth Work department of the Chinese YMCA will hold Its sixth annual inter-secondary schools debate at the end of May. All secondary schools are Invited to send In their entries to the department before May 16.44 words
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Article, Illustration152 1964-04-29 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Larry Leon, a Straits Times staff photographer of the colour photo section, will leave for Belgium on Friday for a six-week training course In graphic art. Mr. Leon will receive training at the Antwerp factory ot a well-known152 words
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Article26 1964-04-29 7 SUNGEI PATJANI, Tues. The District Officer here, Syed Osman Idid. will open the Kuala Muda district agri-horticultural show at the Malay School here tomorrow.26 words
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Advertisement464 1964-04-29 7 ||i 1 V B Crushing m .^|Kr^|^: :^yc s S costs m v,'. >/ H J ■reduced* HI to I BBMMBBBBIMB size ■BHBBBBBHBK by the Armstrong Whitworth range of performance-matched equipment Feeding. crushine .screening— whatever the size KITE-KEN Ml CRISHF.RR of the operation or the nature of the material handled.464 words
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Miscellaneous9 1964-04-29 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl 1 M Mr (irTW9 words
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Article422 1964-04-29 8 PENANG, Tuesday. 100 men, women and children occupying nine houses built illegally on the Weld Quay foreshore were evicted today by the police in execution of a court order but by evening the illegal occupiers were back in their homes. The police, after sealing422 words
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135 1964-04-29 8 SINGAPORE SHOW OF CRAIG'S PAINTINGS SINGAPORE, Tuea. Mr. Gordon Craig, who has lived for eight years in Malaya, will hold an exhibition of his paintings at the National Library on Thursday. The exhibition will be opened by Mrs. S. Rajaratnam. the wife of the Minister for Culture, at 6 p.m.135 words
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241 1964-04-29 8 Unions extol Alliance for 'resounding' electoral victory fTHE general secretary A of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, Mr. S.J. H. Zaidi, has sent a telegram to Tengku Abdul Rahman reiterating the loyalty and support ot the congress. The telegram said: "The Malayan Trades Union Congress heartily congratulates you on your241 words
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171 1964-04-29 8 Umno: We stopped 15 from voting twice pENANG, Tues. The Penang Umno Division said toda^y that its polling agents prevented 15 people from voting twice at the Pulau Betong polling station in Balik Pulau last Saturday. "We are taking this matter up and may ask the State Alliance to protest171 words
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Article75 1964-04-29 8 IPOH, Tues. A Romin Catholic missionary, the Rrv. Brother Josef Holzberg. 53. at cached to the Catholic Welfare Services, was acquitted in the traffic court here today of care less driving at the 2! milestone Lahat Road on June 17 last year. In his defence he said75 words
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Article57 1964-04-29 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Permal Ramasamy. 34, today pleaded not guilty to three charges of cheating three men In January this year. He was alleged to have collected a total of $175 from Samsuii bin Mahmood. Mohammed All bin Norrtln and Zalni bin Abas after promising them Jobs. The57 words
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Article253 1964-04-29 8 JESSELTON, Tues OABAHS Legislative Assembly today fully supported "all measures and steps taken from time to time" by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, "to combat Indonesian aggression masquerading under the name of confrontation." Moving this motion, the Chief Minister. Dato Donald Stephens, said: "We have all253 words
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Miscellaneous66 1964-04-29 8 Oop It if V.T. llmnlin i^flßHl Dick Tracy By Cheater GouM TWEPE ANY TWERE WBRE NAME CT- ATE OH M^^B "~2/7~/m. BAGGAGE WATCHONTHE FOR IDENTIFYING NO FINGER- A OOCTO&S y£^H^H >^ /j^^J J CKER? J LJEXKEff. ,^A WHATTV UK Abner By At Cmpp I LErSHAVEALI'LTr'i (aU-KDO PERCE»It) V IHUM tV,THE^66 words
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Article, Illustration2000 1964-04-29 9 STRAITS TIMES Special Feature How Dizzy' became a baseball legend JAY HANNA DEAN WAS NEARLY ILLITERATE, BUT HE EARNED NEARLY A MILLION A YEAR GUILE AND COURAGE SERVED HIM WHEN HIS PROWESS FADED ()NK afternoon in the early 1930s a big, brash baseball player, Jay Hanna Dean, who had just2,000 words
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Obituary46 1964-04-29 10 1* Wore 1 Sit (Minimum) PAULINE TAV LAI POH lately of the Convent. Bukit Nanas tm— ill away M-4-C4. Burial at Catholic Cemetery J R same day. CATHERINE ALMEIDA ft*, pasted away peacefully 26-4-1964. Those Trlvandrum Deeply mourned by Victoria, Francis. Daisy and their families.46 words
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Article79 1964-04-29 10 Wore 1 tit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Koh Yew Chens thank all relatives and friends for their valuable gifts and kind attendance at their Silver Wedding Jubilee on 34-4-S4 MR. AND MRS. S.K. Patfemaaathan Port Swettenham thank relatives, friends, for their attendance, good K-4-64. MR. AND MRS. Low Swee79 words
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Obituary32 1964-04-29 10 in Word, tit (Minimum) IN EVER LOVINC Memory of Mr. W s Perera, Johore Bahru, who entered eternity, 39-4-41. Inserted by his loving wife, sons, daughters, son-in-law, daughter-in-law and grandchildren.32 words
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Article702 1964-04-29 10 Dr. Subandrio must have had special reasons for painting such a black picture of the Indonesian economy. It was not just a matter of being bound to tell Parliament the truth, because in Jakarta such scruples do not apply. And there is no chance his remarks702 words
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Article495 1964-04-29 10 Coalition government, or civil war? Though the political situation in Laos grows daily more complex, the central issue remains as clear as it has always been. More accurately, the choice is between giving the 1962 Geneva Accords another try (despite two years of vain endeavour to set up495 words
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Article451 1964-04-29 10 K. Krishna Moorthi - K. Krishna Moorthi From YEW DELHI, Tues. 11 —Perilous times are ahead for the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan where a pro-Chinese group attempted a coup early in April. Bhutan's Maharaja Is having talks with Indian officials to streamline the defence and security set up to avoid451 words
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Letter133 1964-04-29 10 I AM an oversea student who came home recently. After a short stay In Singapore, I made a train trip north. I was astonished at the poor service of the Malayan Railways. Passengers, young and old. had to rush for the first available seats in133 words
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Letter36 1964-04-29 10 I FULLY agree with 'Law Abiding*. April. 16. 8.T.. that police on patrol often bypass certain areas that reek with gangsters. Another example Is the Cheng Van Place coffee stall (off Queen Street). R.S.L.H. Singapore36 words
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Article, Illustration1320 1964-04-29 10 SAMAD ISMAIL - SAMAD ISMAIL THE PEOPLE ABOVE THE PARTY: AN ALTERNATIVE TO SEPARATISM by The heartland of the Maiay world will have to be exposed to progressive ideas' THE Alliance p c r f ormance in KeIjnt a n while not as spectacular as its1,320 words
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Advertisement30 1964-04-29 10 THE i HOUSE OF TANG offers Special BARGAIN COUNTER on the 2nd Floor from 4th May 64 C. K. TANG (si LTD. 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE-9. Tel: *****-***** (4 Lines.)30 words
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Advertisement127 1964-04-29 10 A Rich Store of Knowledge for- Children of All Ages Charles Ray's WORLDfWOiNDER To boys ortd girls, whose lix«l» A w^j, i, M rr curiosity in everything around them m** VULUMtd must be satisfied, these wonderful >^p^^n*i^^^^ volumes will be received with delight. They will wander through the pages for127 words
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Article152 1964-04-29 11 Nair: More truth missions needed KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. More goodwill missions should be sect to Afro-Asian and Latin American countries to tell them the truth about Malaysia, Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr said today. The newly-elected M.P. for Bungsar and secretarygeneral of the Singapore Trades Union Congress told reporters at152 words
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Article38 1964-04-29 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Police detained five men under th« Cnminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance and another flva under the Societies Ordinance In the past 24 hours. Police also screened 6.336 people In anti-secret society checks.38 words
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Article, Illustration580 1964-04-29 11 P.P.P. LEADER TALKS OF 'GRAVE IRREGULARITIES': ALBAKRI SAYS 'YOU CAN GO TO HIGH COURT' We have evidence that some people were given extra ballot papers' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. r J IHEl HE chairman of the Elections Commission, Dato Haji Mustapha Albakri, today challenged the P.P.P. vice-president, Mr.580 words
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141 1964-04-29 11 Chemist (in Malaya 31 years) dies: Body for research KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mr. A. H. Millard, a former pharmaceutical chemist in the Medical Department of Malaya, died recently in his home in Bath, Wiltshire, England, after a long illness. He was 62. Mr. Millard worked In this country for nearly141 words
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Article51 1964-04-29 11 IPOH. Tues. Telephone wires along the railway track between Lahat and Batu Oajah. near here, were «galn reported stolen yesterday. About 1,815 feet of wires worth (53.24 were found removed from the posts. Two weeks ago about 1,000 feet of wires were stolen In a nearby51 words
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Article, Illustration184 1964-04-29 11 Thin wire gang raids a temple KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A thin wire gang raided the Temple of the Seven Sisters at 4i miles, Klang Road, yesterday and escaped with $650 and Jewellery worth $150. Seven robbers, all armed with daggers, held up five old women whose ages range from 60184 words
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Article29 1964-04-29 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The president of the Singapore Lions Club will present typewriters to the social welfare homes at the York Hill Homecraft Centre at 3.30 p.m. tomorrow.29 words
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Article89 1964-04-29 11 Traders to meet Yong on stalls for Malays OINGAPORE, Tues. Representatives of the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce are to meet the Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. on May 6. on their request for reservation of shops and stalls in the Geylang Serai nousing project for Malays This89 words
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Article, Illustration439 1964-04-29 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the MCA leader, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, continue to receive numerous messages and letters congratulating them on the success of the Alliance in last Saturday's Parliamentary and State elections. The Tengku has received more439 words
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280 1964-04-29 11 89 -seat forecast man tells how he did It SINGAPORE, Tues. Two hours of prayer, a dream of bright lights and Malaya's elections results were revealed to Mr. P. Rasiah 10 days before polling day. Mr. Rasiah. 54, an Army clerk, wrote to Tengku Abdul Rahman while the Premier was280 words
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71 1964-04-29 11 4 hurt in car army truck collision SEREMBAN, Tues. Four people were injured, two seriously, when a ear and a British military truck collided 10 miles from Seremban on the Seremban-Tampin road, on Monday. In hospital here an Mr. Tan Tew Hong and Mr. Lim Beng Sim Two women were71 words
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Article43 1964-04-29 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Yasrl bin Arshad. 34, of Klanp. a police supervisee, was sentenced *o three months' Jail by a magistrate's court today for failing to report at a police station on Nov. 18 last year He had 16 pmluws convictions.43 words
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Article, Illustration332 1964-04-29 12 'Ho Chi Minh Trail' leads -to Red HQ SAIGON. Tuesday §OUTH Vietnamese Government forces have launched a massive operation against a main Communist headquarters in high mountain country 300 miles north of Saigon. A defence spokesman said that helicopter-borne troops and infantry were involved but gaveReuter - 332 words
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213 1964-04-29 12 gAIGON. Tops. The South Vietnamese Government yesterday announced that elections for a Constitutional Assembly would be held between August and October this year. The Constitutional Assembly will have the task of drafting a constitution for Vietnam which will later be put to a referendumReuter - 213 words
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Article34 1964-04-29 12 I DAR-ES-SALAAM. (Tanganyii ka>. Tues. The pilot of an East African Airways Dakota, carry. pk 22 passengers, was killed today when a propeller broke away and smashed through the cabin window. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration189 1964-04-29 12 Paris and Peking pick 'start at bottom' envoys DARIS, Tues. Paris and Peking; named their ambassadors yesterday. completing t h c French-Chinese diplomatic link forged by President Charles de Gaulle three months ago, to the dismay of the West. PARIS, named Mr. Lucien Paye. 56. recently ambassador to Senegal MAP - 189 words
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92 1964-04-29 12 TOKYa Tues. Peking's detfts for arms and j ammunitions supplied by I the Soviet Union during i the Korean War amounted to more than 6.000 million roubles ($20,238 million) a Japanese commentator on Radio Peking said in a broadcast beamed to Japanese listeners. ThisReuter - 92 words
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168 1964-04-29 12 •TOKYO, Tues. The 1 J United States was warned today that if Chinese Nationalist troops were introduced into the war in South Vietnam, the Peking regime would regard this as a threat to China and it would not remain indifferent.AP - 168 words
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Advertisement161 1964-04-29 12 Teething time Is your Baby teething, and does it make him cry? Then hurry, worried Parent, and get him STEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS Now! Teething has upset his tummy, but the Powders will put it right, quickly and gently, and make him smil* ogam. STEEDMANS POWDIRS are a safe, sure ond161 words
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Miscellaneous305 1964-04-29 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS nore? 1. Kinglake and Dickens start to 6. Double tongue, sometimes.' hit ott another writer 16, 8). <b>. 9. Fetter ten poor foreign gentle- 7. Sees difficulty in the knack of men they're in real trouble mounting mosaic work (7). iy>- S. As a result of305 words
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Article, Illustration208 1964-04-29 13 Verwoerd accused of reckless boycott challenge CAPE TOWN. Tues. South Africa's Prime Minister. Dr. Henrik Verwoerd. was yesterday accused by the Opposition leader of "irresponsibly" cha 1 lerging the world to boycott South Africa. The attack on the 63-year-old Premier was made by Sir De Villiers Graaff. leader of theReuter - 208 words
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Article, Illustration234 1964-04-29 13 She dies like this after affair with 007 THE bright girl reclining so seductively on the bed is 27 year old actress Shirley Eaton, who became the Golden Girl of British films last week. She was Dainted all over with gold for a scene in the newMirrorpic - 234 words
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Article82 1964-04-29 13 rjl E H E R A N, Tues.— A 1 military court in the city of Ahwaz in oil-rich Khuzistan Province yesterday sentenced three people to death and nine to prison terms for treason. They were charged with acting as agents of President Nasser ofUP - 82 words
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157 1964-04-29 13 Sarit's will opened, but legal wrangles go on BANGKOK, Tues. The opening of the will of the late Prime Minister. Marshal Sarit Thanarat. during the weekend will not put an end to legal wrangles between his relatives. Mr. Chompnu Attachinda. counsel for Sarit's sons, Maj. Setha and Lieut. Somchai Thanarat.157 words
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158 1964-04-29 13 BRITAIN TURNS DEAF EAR TO PLEA FOR NKOMO ITNITED NATIONS, V Tues. With Britain refusing to participate, the General Assembly's Special Committee on Colonialism last night called on the British Government to secure the immediate release of the Southern Rhodesian nationalist. IST. Joshua Nkomo. The vote was 19 to noneReuter - 158 words
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204 1964-04-29 13 Dar-es-Salaam, Tues PRESIDENT Nyerere last night announced the composition of the new Cabinet of the Urjted Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar. Five posts went to members of the old government of Zanzibar. The President said he himself was taking over a new Directorate ofReuter - 204 words
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235 1964-04-29 13 Military training of Indons in USA denied WASHINGTON. Tues. T? A U.S. State Department spokesman said yesterday that about 280 Irdonesian military and police officers were receiving training in the United j States in rural rehabilitation in rural works and sim.lar works rather than in guerilla warfare. Press officer Richard235 words
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Article32 1964-04-29 13 BELGRADE. Tues. An Indonpshm economic delegation, headed by Mr. Umartadi. Deputy Foreign Minister, arrived here l:<st night for talks with Yu«osl*» offinais aoou: imorovlnir economic relntions. Yugoslov sources said.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Advertisement1082 1964-04-29 14 I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ (ontinurd from Pafe 10) SITUATIONS VACANT <• Ward* SS (Min.y—Bax It eta. extrm COOK AMAH WANTED. Must speak English. Singapore *****. WANTED EXPERIENCED DRIVER, Must stsy in 'no children). Apply G P.O Box 644 Singapore. WANTED COOK General Amah for European family, two children. Apply with references 29D Oel1,082 words
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Advertisement1142 1964-04-29 14 HOUSES k LAND FOR SALE I* Warm* SI (Mtsu) »mx It tta. txtm I FREEHOLD LAND at Dunearn Park District 11. Area 16.000 square feet. Rin» (Spore) *****. CORNER BUNGALOW 3 Bedrooms 2 baths servant's room with bath. 6,400 sq.ft. Thomson Rise fcstate. SeO.OuO. Phone 1 8 pore> *****: THREE1,142 words
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Advertisement906 1964-04-29 14 EDUCATION St Ward* SS (Min.)— Box St et: txtrm VMX A COMMERCIAL CLASSES new sessions commencing May 7tb Accounting. Bookkeeping. tngnsh. Shorthand Typewriting Reamer sow at YMCA Orchard Koad. B'pore. TYPEWRITING: INDIVIDUAL coaching /attention. Shorthand, Book-keeping. Normal/Rapid courses.' Success assured. Annie-Chinese Commercial School. 171-B Beneoolen Street. Spore *****. REGISTER EARLY!906 words
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Advertisement1029 1964-04-29 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE Ward* SS (Min.y—Box St ett. txtrm 1953 FIAT *****, Vauxhall irtor Super 1962/63. Kxcelleot condition. Con. tact Tel: (B'pore) *****. After 5 p.m No dealers HOLOEN SPECIAL SEDAN Late 1961 E.K Model 43.530. Very good condition. 33.000 miles, taxed until August. Telephone *****. 1951 PORSCHE COUPE. See1,029 words
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Advertisement873 1964-04-29 14 FOR SALE rt Ward* U (Min.)— Box St tta. txtrm MOOERN ALUMINIUM SNOW CASKS. (27" x 60" li 18") with glasses »1»5.. nett. Available at B.H Ong Co.. 141 Cecil Street. Singapore. Pboai•MM, MIN'S JANTZIN SWIMWCAR No» 57.60. lien's Tennis Shorts $2 VO. Singlets. Briefs. Neckties. Shorts. Socks. More Bargains.873 words
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Advertisement734 1964-04-29 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) it Word* SS (Min.)— Box' St rtt. txtrm REMEMBERED BY YOUNG and Old Distinctive Jewellery set in cold, 'ilver. diamonds, pearl*. )ad* o- platinum available Poh Hint lioldsimtha. 596. North Bridge rtoad. Spore ORDER TO MAKE Blue/White Diamond Entcagement/ Wedding King* to personal satisfaction guaranteed. Easy Manulacturing734 words
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Advertisement1234 1964-04-29 15 feELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRI HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Smgapcia Pt. Sham Penant Due London •CITY OF PETEROOROUCH Sailed la Pert Teday May tCIH Of GLASGOW Sailed li Pert 31 Apr 21 Ma, ■lONIAN 11/21 May 22/29 May 21 May II Jm 'CITY IF NEWCASTLE 24.47 Maj1,234 words
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Article117 1964-04-29 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIAL moves were small and about in balance in today's steady market Some bank stocks tinned and leaders mostly lully held levels or gained slightly. Oil* were again quiet and steady v-.Mi.itrd Australian Oil moved up <o 18s. 3d., bul bate metals were mostly lower. Loans117 words
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Article251 1964-04-29 16 MAY tint srada rubbar buyirt t.a.b. elated at S p.m. In Sinfaport and Kuala Lumpur \f\rr4xy at 071 centa per Ib. down thrce-quartera of a cent on Monday'a cloning level for tha poaltion Tfie tone vn ajuiit aftar alightly aailar. N.A.S. and F.M.R.E. alaalng aricai tn oenti a«r251 words
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Article27 1964-04-29 16 April 28. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67 i cents (down three-quarters of a cent). TIN: 5526.50 (down 371 cents). Estimated offering 230 tons (down 5 tons).27 words
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686 1964-04-29 16 From Our Market Correspondent FOLLOWING its surprisF ing behaviour despite the mammoth Alliance victory in the General Elections, the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday showed no improvement in any respect after Monday's drop in equity prices. There was again a general lack of686 words
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Article30 1964-04-29 16 Malayan Stork Indicia: April SI April It *lndu>.triaU: 110.60 MO.'.'O Tins: 133. y.i 134. .'M S rubbers: 105.24 in... ih 'Dec. 30. 1963 l«0 Dec. 29. 1962 10030 words
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Article829 1964-04-29 16 COMBINED business in the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ol the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of th* shares traded in brackets INDUSTRIALS: Cald Storo (1.000) $3.35: Dunlopt (2.000) $2.64: Bait Smalt (1.000) $4.05, CJ.OOO) $4 03. < 2.000) $4.02: Ilia $2.V4 5>L. (l.OOU)829 words
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Article37 1964-04-29 16 (\S ih« RTM exchangt marktl In Hon« Ki.nic yr.Htcrda» 'h. UO. dallar wax quoted at &.73i for TT and S TO >or cath. ttirlinx MM quoted at 15 97 and en* tad old M BMaV37 words
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Advertisement1780 1964-04-29 17 THIS SERVES TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT MR. IBRAHIM BIN JAFFAR of 90-1 Jalan Penggaga ofl Jalan Eunos. Singapore has ceased to be employed by SIN EE SENG CO., 87 Albert Street, Singapore 7. as from 18th April, 1964 and therefore has no authority whatsoever to transact business or collect1,780 words
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Advertisement942 1964-04-29 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF NEGERI SEMBILAN SUNGEI LINGGI WATER SUPPLY SCHEME CONTRACT NO. 14. TENDERS are Invited for toe construction of an lVi m.g. prestressed concrete storage reservoir and two access roads (total length 1% miles; in the vicinity of BuJtlt Tunggal approximately 10 miles South ot Ueremban. The942 words
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Advertisement392 1964-04-29 17 TENDERS J.K.R. KEDAH TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from leglstered P.W.D. Contractors In Class and above up to 3.00 pjn. on the sth day of May, 1964, at the office of the State Engineer, Kedah St Perils, Aloi Star:POR THE CONSTRUCTION OP RURAL TEACHERS' QUARTERS WITH ANCILLARY WORKS AT392 words
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Advertisement1218 1964-04-29 17 TENDER PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE TENDERS i ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (a) Disposal of 2 Lots of Scrap Lying at Aljunled Road Stores. Tender Deposit $200/-. Close at 2.16 pjn. on sth May 1964. (b) Supply of 90.000 Yards Single Core P.V.C. Copper Conductor (3 Items). Tender Deposit $100/-. Close at 2.151,218 words
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Advertisement431 1964-04-29 17 VENDER J.B. PRISON TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the office of the Penguasa Penjara. Johor Baharu. up to noon of 14th May, 1964 for the purchase of ONE FORDSON VAN-ABloo7— Unserviceable. The Van may be Inspected at the Penjara. during normal office hours on any working day. Successful431 words
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Advertisement84 1964-04-29 17 TENDER PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTBICITY DEPARTMENT: Supply And Installation Of 66k V Cables And Accessories And Reinstatement Of Cable Tteuches. Clobe at 2.15 p.m. on Tuesday, 9th June 1964. Prospective tenderers shall pay to the Chief Financial Offcer Miscellaneous Accounts Division Counter) a total tender deposit of $500/-84 words
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Article254 1964-04-29 18 SPARKLING TRIAL BY GAY PARIS by EPSOM JEEP: Penang, Tuesday rAY PARIS, looking very fit after a brief spell, did a sparkling gallop on good going here this morning. Ridden by Alan Trevena, Gay Paris went better than stablemates St Honore and Topea to clock 38 2/5 for 3f. Malapin,254 words
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Article60 1964-04-29 18 TPOH, Tues. Poul Traholt. a X planter, has been elected president of the Perak Lawn Tennis Association. Other officials: Vice-pre-sidents Tommy Llm and Dr. Jaffar Abdullah; secretary Ling Diung Jong. asst. secretary Yaliaya Mustapha. Committee: Leong Slew Weng. Ng Yew Wah. Mohamed All Piah. Toby Lam.60 words
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Article23 1964-04-29 18 SAIGON, Tups. Malaysia «tofeaie* South Korea 5-1 in the match for third placing in the Asian Youth soccer chjunpton•bip here tonight.23 words
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Article, Illustration46 1964-04-29 18 CLIFF Holton (left), the Crystal Palace centre-forward, and John Bollands, the Oldham goalkeeper, appear to dance in the goalmouth in this picture as Bollands managed to clear a dangerous shot during the Div 3 match at Selhurst Park, London, on Saturday. Oldham won 3-1.46 words
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Article, Illustration224 1964-04-29 18 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI SOCCER by I: Singapore, Tuesday MALAYSIAN soccer has improved by leaps and bounds, said Reinaldo Dagama, manager oi the Brazlllian team, Madureira, who left hert today for Hong Kong. Mr. Dagama was speaking of his Impressions of Malaydan soccer at the end of Madurelra's second224 words
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Article204 1964-04-29 18 RAF Changi surprise Amicables CHANGI t AMICABLES 0 SINGAPORE. Tues. RAF Changi pulled off a surprise win In the SAFA League Dlv. 1 fct Jalan Besar Stadium today. Amlcables were badly off colour and their attack seldom had a look to. After 20 minutes of probing. Changi turned on the204 words
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Article56 1964-04-29 18 SAIGON. Tues. ThaUand will be the host* for the seventh Asian Junior soccer championship tournament next year. This waa decided in a vote by the chief officials of the eight national teams participating In the present sixth Asian Junior championship here Burma. Malaysia. Israel. India.56 words
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Article132 1964-04-29 18 SOCCER Malaysian schools Inter-state finals <Kubu Stadium. Malacca. 7 p.m.i. S'for Dlv. 1: Armed Forces v Police Depot (6 p.m.); SIA v Mercantile Bank (7.30. both matches at Merdeka Stadium). S>pore Dlt. 1: Civil Aviation v Dockyard (5.15); TTS Bosp. v Marines (7. both matchet ■t Jn.132 words
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294 1964-04-29 18 CRICKET W. INDIANS CAN'T PLAY FOR NEGRI MCA KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Cricket Association have ruled that West Indian servicemen Ray Bennett and Linden Miller cannot play for Negrl Sembilan in the Interstate competition this year MCA secretary P. Selvanayagam said: "According to the rules of the competition, Bennett294 words
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Article196 1964-04-29 18 E. FRIDA - E. FRIDA Signals 1 Jansenites 0 by OINGAPORE, Tues.— The 19 Signals. ♦3 who are playing their first season of competitive hockey in Singapore, today entered the SHA knockout tournament semi-finals by beating Jansenites 1-0 at Dover Road. Rough play marred the match. Two players were temporarily196 words
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380 1964-04-29 18 Help us to do well at Tokyo, says MHF appeal ir U ALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Hockey Federation, of which the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. is president, has launched an appeal for funds to help it in its preparations to field a strong Malaysian team in the380 words
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Article62 1964-04-29 18 PENANO, Tues. American swimmer Chris Von Saltza said here she was greatly Impressed by the enthusiasm shown by Malaysian swimmers. "Malaysia has many potential world swimmers," Miss Von Saltza said at a farewell dinner given in her honour %t the Chinese Swimmine Club. Chris, an Olympic record62 words
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Article49 1964-04-29 18 BUNOEI PATANI. Tues. Th» Kedah cricket team to meet Selangor in the MCA League competition at Kuala Lumpur this weekend: J. Hundley (capt). H. Durairatnam. P. Augustln. A. Augustln. K. Da<saya. M. Balan, Hanif Khan. Majld Osman. Dldar Singh. Hamzah bin Dato Aba Samah. and M. Shanmugam.49 words
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Advertisement556 1964-04-29 18 QIC 1. This member of 2. In what famous story 3. This is an imaginary •he parrot family is does the Headless picture of (a) the Crand ffll/nn nAIAUf ca d S: Coc Horseman appear? Canyon (b) Death Vagi Veil UGIUWJ katoo(b) Parakeet lley (c) the moon (c) Macaw 4.556 words
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Miscellaneous132 1964-04-29 18 SUMMARY CRICKET Tour match f Spore i Victoria Inst KL M combined Paslr Panjang-Gan En| Seng-Queenstown XI by 58 runs. VI 97 (Slvabalan 26 Jasblr 22 Dennis 6-36 Chee Peng 3-24 > Combined XI 39 i Anandarajah 2-9 9ean« Hoo 2-4 Kulaslngam 3-8). SEPAK RAGA Zachartah trophy final (Penang): Rlvrnld*132 words
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Article362 1964-04-29 19 BRIBE PROBE BOOKIE FOUND DEAD LONDON, Tuesday. pOLICE inquiring into bribery allegations against players of Mansfield, the English Third Division soccer club, said that a Mansfield bookmaker, found drowned on Sunday, had been interviewed last Thursday. The bookmaker, Joseph Bernard Hancock, 52, had been missing from his home since Saturday.Reuter - 362 words
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Article113 1964-04-29 19 T ONDON. Tuea.— MUlwall v,era relegated from the Third 10 the Fourth Division of the English Football League a* a re.su it of the 2-2 draw played by Queen's Park Rangers and Barns* ley last night Barnsley and MUlwall were level on points before113 words
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Article132 1964-04-29 19 T ONDON. rues. England's soccer team to meet Uruguay at Wembley on May 6 show two changes from the side beaten 1-0 by Scotland a fortnight ago. Jimmy Greaves returns at Inside-right Instead of Roger Hunt who did not bring the desired punch into the attack inReuter - 132 words
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Article17 1964-04-29 19 JESSELTON. Tues. A slx-a-slde knockout hockey tournament will he held at r,«buan on May 317 words
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162 1964-04-29 19 INDONESIA OUT OF OLYMPICS, SAYS MALADI JAKARTA, Tnes. Sports Minister ft. Maladi has announced that Indonesia would not participate in the Olympic Games in Tokyo in October. In a dispatch from Peking. Antara News Agency quoted Maladi as saying upon arrival In the Chin- ese capital yesterday that the decisionAP - 162 words
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Article186 1964-04-29 19 11 world marks approved nnOKYO, Tues.— FTNA. the ln- tematlonal amateur swimming association, today approved 11 world records set since the beginning of this year. The records approved were: Men's breasUtroke 100 metre*: 1:07:4 by O. Prokopenko (USSR), on Mar. 26 at Baku. Soviet Union; 110 yards: 1:08:5 by I.Reuter - 186 words
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Article, Illustration779 1964-04-29 19 JACK FINGLETON - Australians begin their 'suspect tour of England at Worcester JACK FINGLETON From I: London, Tuesday rnHERE was little im- portance attached to the four- wicket victory which the Australians had over the Duke of Norfolk's team at Arundel in a one-day match on Saturday but there was much importance in779 words
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Article290 1964-04-29 19 IT'S THE 'NEW TRUEMAN from CRAWFORD WHITE: London, Tuesday FREDDIE TRUEMAN, the fighting lion of England, has stripped off a stone in weight in the last month and is raring to tear into Bobby Simpson's Australians. "I feel marvellous." Trueman said. "I cut out bread and290 words
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Advertisement122 1964-04-29 19 SUNGEI ABON4. GARDEN, MUAIt. ONLY ONE MILE FROM MUAR BRIDGE SITE M .^Sjf^^y YPE TDH /912 HOUSING LOAN OF 80% AVAILABLE fWii?P^l^B*i^lyf^ C$O5T75 oF B PRICES 0F BUILDING LOTS FROM $695 UPWARDS PAYABLE IN 12 INSTALMENTS llsiip^ CHOICE OF 6 TYPES OF MODERN DESIGNS I J BEST BARGAIN FOR 3122 words
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406 1964-04-29 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn. •pill-: PEOPLE'S Action Party is to sot up j branches in ;«ll the SUites where it contested lust Saturday's Parliamentary and si; v elections, a party statement said to- j night It added that a t Kuala406 words
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Obituary104 1964-04-29 20 MR. I. K. THAMBIAH, retired A»- ir.t Auditor, Audit Depannrnt. i-nithrr-ID-law of S. Anitnuicam fcurvejr n.-partmrat R.Q. at Vaddukoddal, (Vylon 27-4-S4. MRS. TAN SIOW NAM net !>eow Ota l.vi- Gloved tnotbrr of Whay Boon and Whay Chnan iP*trr\ pasard away |i.ai»fully at 7. Incinerator Quarters off PHta Circuit on104 words
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Article33 1964-04-29 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, •will be the guest speaker at the Malayan Advertisers Association's annual meeting luncheon at the Mandarin Room on Thursday at 12.30 p.m.33 words
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Article, Illustration66 1964-04-29 20 A RACIAL demonstrator lies with bloodied head on the platform of the elevated subway line to the World's Fair in New York. Subway car doors were forcibly cleared of demonstrators by police when they were blocked by human protestors of the fair's opening. Others lieUPI - 66 words
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Article55 1964-04-29 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A total of 18,295 people have registered for national service up to yesterday since registration started last Wednesday. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister's office today disclosed that a total of 7,051 people have so far enrolled In the Vigilante Corps since the enrolment started simultaneously55 words
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Article237 1964-04-29 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Some 150 employees of the shipping firm of Islay Kerr and Co., Ltd., are due to go on strike tomorrow. This was announced today by Mr. Lim Fook Hoi, general secretary of the Islay Kerr Local Employees' Union, which represents them, following237 words
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Article46 1964-04-29 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malaysia Dravida Munnetrak Kazhagam a Tamil organisation has called on Tamil youths to answer the national call-up to fight Indonesian sabotage and aggression. This was one of the resolutions passed at a recent general meeting of the organisation.46 words
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244 1964-04-29 20 LONDON, Tuesday < IMPERIAL Chemical 1 Industries, Britain's biggest industrial group, and Courtaulds, the textiles firm, have agreed to a giant "unscrambling" deal involving millions of pounds. Courtaulds are to sell to ICI their half-share in the British Nylon Spinners,Reuter - 244 words
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Article404 1964-04-29 20 LONDON, Tues. No decided trend was established in the stock markets today. Conditions were a good deal quieter and. although a number of leatures developed, most movements in prices were small I and Irregular. Courtaulds and ICi were active In the morning but business here404 words
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343 1964-04-29 20 SYDNEY, Tuesday From KEITH HOOPER: r FHK stationing of Australian forces in Malaysia should be regarded as an investment by Australia in her own security, not Malaysia's. The Federal opposition deputy leader, Mr. Gough Whitlam, said this in an article on Australia's foreign policy343 words
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Article28 1964-04-29 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water will be cut off in Camden Pn:k and In I Flower Road and Kovan Road toI morrow from 9 a.m. to (i urn.28 words
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