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Title Section19 1964-05-16 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. MAY 16, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73119 words
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Article, Illustration142 1964-05-16 1 Starts today a NEW weekly feature TODAY th c Straits Times introduces a feature new to Malaysian journalism. Week by week, Political Sketch Book, compiled by Straits Times staff writers, will survey the political scene. It will record the activities of men and parties, bring to light the problems old142 words
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Article31 1964-05-16 1 JAKARTA. Pri.— The people of Pakenbaru. southern Sumatra, cirageed an effigy of Tengltu Abti'il Rahman through the streets and then burned it. Antara news acency reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article641 1964-05-16 1 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - FELIX ABISHEGANADEN 'Package deal' revived 'My President firmly believes only a summit can solve difficulties' By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Philippines special envoy, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, was hopeful today of reviving discussions on that package deal (to end the Malaysian dispute) which he had proposed before641 words
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Article792 1964-05-16 1 CHEW LOY KHOON - Strike it IS CHEW LOY KHOON: By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. POSTAL UNION REJECTS THAT NEW OFFER MALAYA'S 1,400 postal clerks will go on a nationwide strike in 24 hours. 'The on-all" strike is on," the Union of Post Office Workers announced this niternoon. The strike begins at one minute past792 words
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Article34 1964-05-16 1 LAOS REDS TAKE TOWN VIENTIANE. Fri—Official admission that important town of Thathom had fallen, to Rrd Pathet Lao forces coincided with claim that I'athrt Lao had ■■sacred 1000 refugees in Central Laos.34 words
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Article, Illustration606 1964-05-16 1 Soek combat men ready for Borneo JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's anti-Malaysia combat brigade will leave Jakarta for Borneo on Wednesday to join Indonesian gueri las in Malaysian territory, tlie official Antara ne\v s agency reported today. Antara quoted National Defence Council secretarygeneral Brig. Gen. Achmad as saying he had reported the606 words
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85 1964-05-16 1 RN seaman 'killed' in Sabah clash JAKARTA, rri Antara news •agency reported today that a British patrol boat had been fired on by the Indonesian coast guard n East Borneo, killing one British sailor and wounding another. The boat was entering Indonesian t c r r i torial waters nearReuter - 85 words
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Article27 1964-05-16 1 BANOKOK. Pri. Over 100 bombs, believed left by the Japanese, were found in a Becond World War air-raid shelter in a private house heYe yesterday.27 words
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Article50 1964-05-16 1 One in 10 million UNITED NATIONS. Fri. The United Nations yesterday welcomed its 10 millionth visitor since public tours began 14 years ago and his name was Uno. Mr. Uno Laitienen, a toolmaker of Finnish descent from Detroit, and his wife were welcomed by the SecretaryJ General, U Thant. Renter.Reuter - 50 words
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289 1964-05-16 1 DAHARI ALI - Estates: Still no word of third man DAHARI ALI By I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. No progress was made today towards reaching a settlement in the dispute between the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers over wage claims for 200,000 estate workers. Both the MPIEA and289 words
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AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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254 1964-05-16 2 VIENTIANE, Friday. TAOTIAN pro-Communist forces badly mauled a strong rightwing strike force after a 50-mile chase through the hills in Central Laos, killing or wounding about 750 troops and refugees, according to Western military sources. The 1,400-strong rightwing strike force was pushed out from254 words
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Article48 1964-05-16 2 Macapagal gets party backing YfANILA, Fri. iU Liberal Party Con' gressmen rallied behind President Macapagal yesterday amid Opposition-inspir-ed moves to impeach him. The Liberals signed a manifesto reaffirming their faith and confidence in the President and dismissed the impeachment charges against him as "unfounded and politically motivated" ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article41 1964-05-16 2 ZURICH. Fri.— The International Press Imtitule yesterday cabled an appeal to the South African Prime Minister. Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, to ignore the recommendations of a Government Press commission lor a statutory Press council and compulsory registration of journalists. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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208 1964-05-16 2 Grenade plot to kill McNamara in Saigon OAIGON, Fri. Vietcong terrorists had planned to assassinate the U.S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert S. McNamara. when he arrived here last Tuesday, according to a Vietnamese intelligence report. Reliable sources said a secret police informant passed this Information to Vietnamese authorities only afterReuter; UPI - 208 words
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Article30 1964-05-16 2 NEW YORK. Pri. The Security Council may meet next Monday or Tuesday to consider Cambodia's complaint of United States and South Vietnamese "aggression" according to Informed sources here.30 words
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Article47 1964-05-16 2 DHNOM PENH, Fri. The Cambodian Chief of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, yesterday accepted 1,600 automatic weapons from Communist China and said: "The Cambodian people consider China their No. 1 friend and nearest relatives." The presentation was made by the Chinese Ambassador. UPI.UPI - 47 words
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183 1964-05-16 2 CHINESE AUSSIE MARRIAGE RACKET CRACKED OYDNEY, Fri. Police have cracked a Hong Kong-based marriage racket in which 100 Chinese immigrants have paid up to A£2,000 to marry Sydney prostitutes, the Sydney Evening Sun reported yesterday. The newspaper said the Chinese are believed to have paid more than £100,000 to theReuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration45 1964-05-16 2 OOUTH VIETNAM Prime Minister MajorGen. Nguyen Khanh, poses for photographers on, a beach. The Premier took time off from busy official duties to entertain Pressmen and some guests at the beach of Vung Tau. 50 miles southwest of Saigon.— UPI photo.UPI - 45 words
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Article175 1964-05-16 2 Headless Britons found T ONDON, Fri.— The headless bodies of two British soldiers killed in the South Arabian Federation on April 30 have been found by a patrol, it was officially announced last ni?ht. The Ministry of Defence, reporting the discovery, said: "It has to be concluded with deep regretReuter - 175 words
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Article30 1964-05-16 2 NEW DELHI, Fri.— The lodlan Government yesterday d«cribed as ridiculous a Communist Chinese charge that India plotted the April 5 assassination of Bhutan's Prime Minister, Mr. Jißme Donl.30 words
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Article152 1964-05-16 2 LONDON, Friday. gRITAIN will soon be sending an extra battalion out to Aden, Mr. Duncan Sandys, Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Sandys was making a statement on his threeday on-the-spot tour of the South Arabian Federation and the disputed borderReuter - 152 words
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Article54 1964-05-16 2 ALGIERS. Frl. The first round of French-Algerian negotiations on Sahara oil ended yesterday in unofficial speculation that Algeria may end ud getting 60 per cent profits instead of the present 50 per cent. The negotiators of both sides declared they were satisfied with the progress of54 words
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Miscellaneous14 1964-05-16 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby fILL 6WTCHOFF) 7\ TUB TV AND *^S //EV A14 words
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319 1964-05-16 3 Labour takes a Tory prestige seat ONDON, Fri. The Labour Party dealt a blow to Conservative Government prestige overnight by capturing its parliamentary seat at Rutherglen near I Glasgow. Many Conservatives had feared defeat In this narrowly held constituency, but few expected Labour to achieve a majority more than doubleReuter - 319 words
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Article35 1964-05-16 3 WASHINGTON. Pn The Cnited States will open ulks with the Soviet Onion in Moscow next week on the exchange of feature films between the two countries, the State Department announced yesterday. Renter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article27 1964-05-16 3 LONDON. Fri. Indonesia's etlring Amoavsador to Britain. Mr. B. M Diah and Madam Dtah were received in a farewell audience by Queen Elizabeth yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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327 1964-05-16 3 Village in Cyprus wrecked by shooting NICOSIA, Friday. gHOOTING and bloodshed wrecked a Turkish Cypriot village south-west of Nicosia yesterday despite efforts by British troops to keep the peace. A U.N. spokesman said at least one Turkish Cypriot was wounded in the firing at Louroujina despite the presence of BritishReuter; UPI - 327 words
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81 1964-05-16 3 Diamonds switched for tin of biscuits LONDON, Fri— BOAC security men were today investigating the loss of a £65.000 cargo of diamonds bound for Israel. The consignment was found on arrival at Lydda airport (Israel) to have been switched for a tin of biscuits. Last week a tin of buscuitsReuter - 81 words
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Article67 1964-05-16 3 LIVERPOOL. Fri. Girl students at Liverpool University have been accused ot indulging in black magic and "devil worship." An article In the university students' newspaper. Guild Gazette, 'said that uirls had been holding late-night seances in their rooms and that some .ot them had become67 words
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Article30 1964-05-16 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— An onarmed Atlas Intercontinental ballistic missile exploded in its silo at, an Air Force base in Oklahoma yesterday There were no casualties or damage. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article21 1964-05-16 3 WASHINGTON. Frt. An underground nuclear test of low yield was conducted yesterday at the Nevada Desert test site ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article34 1964-05-16 3 WASHINGTON, Fri rhe State Department yesterday rejected Cuba's charge that the United States was Involved in the attack made by exile raiders on a Cuban port and sugar mill on Wednesday Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration279 1964-05-16 3 LONDON, Friday. f IBEL damages are to be paid to Mr. Oscar Kam- bona, External Affairs Minister in the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, because of a Daily Telegraph article describing him as 'Moscow's Boss in East Africa." a High Court judgeReuter - 279 words
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86 1964-05-16 3 The £866 million British —flutter- ONDON, Fri.— Britons paid out more money on all forms of betting last year, according to the annual report of the Churches' Council of Gambling. The total annual turnover for all gambling, excluding gaming lv clubs, was £866.000.000 an Increase of £13,000.000 over the previousReuter - 86 words
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Article47 1964-05-16 3 MADRID. Fri.— Spanish bullfighters yesterday paid tribute u> Sir Alexander Fleming. discoverer of penicillin, with a monument outside Madrid's great bullring Inscribed: "To Dr. Fleming with gratitude from the bullngnters." Penicillin used in the treatment of highly Infectious hornwounds ha* saved many bullflKhters' lives ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article39 1964-05-16 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Prt. Zdenck Kvlta. second secretary of the Czech Embassy, here, was arrested yesterday as he was about to hand over two million cruzeiros (about £1.070> for the security secrets of an oil reflnerv. Reurer.Reuter - 39 words
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232 1964-05-16 3 REPUBLICAN VIEW OF LIFE ON THE JOHNSON FARM WASHINGTON. Fri. Tf President Johnson came under fire yesterday from two Republican Congressmen for conditions under which tenants lived on lands his wife owns in Alabama. Representatives Dave Martin and Oene Snyder told reporters they had visited Mrs. Johnson's land holdlngs inReuter - 232 words
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91 1964-05-16 3 SAYONARA THEN A HOTEL DEATH LEAP VIEW YORK, Fri. A A Japanese woman wearing a kimino plunged to her death yesterday from a ninth floor window of a hotel here. Police tentatively identified her as Chiaako Mlki. aged about 30. A note in Japanese found in her room contained theReuter - 91 words
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Article129 1964-05-16 3 Lerner's Fair Lady locks him out YEW YORK. Fri.— Alan Jay Lerner's Fair Lady sued for a legal separation yesterday after locking the m v 1 t i millionaire Broadway songwriter out of their mansion. Blonde and beautiful Mlchellne Lemer resorted to the old-fashioned method of changing locks to keepAP; UPI - 129 words
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Article, Illustration300 1964-05-16 4 ECONOMIC BOARD CHIEF ON CHALLENGES TO ARCHITECTS: 'BLEND HARMONIOUSLY WITH BETTER OLD BUILDINGS 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The chairman of the Economic Development Board, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, tonight spoke of the challenges posed to the architectural profession by the Government's plans to build a new Singapore. Speaking at300 words
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Article185 1964-05-16 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. rpHE People's Association will set up a People's x Management Committee in every community centre in the State to form a link between the masses and the Government and to improve services in the centres. Mr. Sim Boon Peng, Director of the185 words
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Article32 1964-05-16 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— The wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Ton Fuan Noor Aishah, will open the Singapore Trained Nurses' Association lun fair tomorrow at 142 Moulmein Road at noon.32 words
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135 1964-05-16 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. There "/ill be a partial cut in the water supply on the western part of Singapore on Sunday. All areas west of Woodlands Road, Bukit Tlmah Road and Clementi Road will be affected. Most premises will have no water from 8 a.m.135 words
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Article502 1964-05-16 4 'I'HB followlni li today s schedule of civil aircraft movement! at Paya Lrbar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Lines: From Jakarta, 11. 716) 8.40 a.m. BOAC: From London. Zurich, Cairo, Abadan. Bomnay. Colombo Kuala Lumpur (BA 790) 4.10 p.m. from London, Frankfurt Rome, Beirut, Teheran, New502 words
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269 1964-05-16 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A 43--member Singapore scouts goodwill contingent to Australia will leave for the seventh Australian Jamboree on Dec. 19. The contingent, besides participating In the Jamboree from Dec. 31 to Jan. 8 next year will act as "scout ambassadors," and promote tourism in Singapore269 words
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Article61 1964-05-16 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat shows will be held tomorrow under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Culture. One show will be at the open space next to the Grange Road market in front of the Tanglin Besar Malay School, starting at 7.30 p.m. The61 words
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Advertisement638 1964-05-16 4 Tonight, Tomorrow Monday g C Co Iv ot 6.30 915 p.m. 3 EAdmiiiion: SI.SO-S2.SO I 54.00 TICKETS ON SALE NOW 3 S FOR ALL SHOWS (Ca»h Only) H m mm naammn on tTACI in rtnom JOHMNYUON I 3 JEWELS r iNo rrco L TODAY, TOMORROW I MONDAY w Daily A»638 words
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Article99 1964-05-16 5 Singapore girl and husband win KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Singapore woman, and her English husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goble, have won the first prize in the 1964 Aeropreen Award upholstered furniture design competition in London. She is the former Miss Dorothy Lee. whose parents live in Singapore. They will99 words
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Article53 1964-05-16 5 PENANG. Fri The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, will address the Penang State Alliance •Victory Pesta" at the City Stadium here tomorrow night. The 10-item programme Includes a dragon dance by the Penang Foo Chew Association. a "Boria" by Penang UMNO Youths, and53 words
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Article447 1964-05-16 5 Contractor alleges breach of contract by Pahang Govt over 916 acres of land for mining KUANTAN, Friday. THE High Court here yesterday dismissed with costs a civil suit brought by a contractor against the Pahang State Government and Haji Abdul Rahman bin Noordin claiming damages amounting to447 words
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Article88 1964-05-16 5 New rule this is why... SINGAPORE. Fri. One of the principal reasons for the new order requiring government approval for exporting metal scrap from the State is the need to maintain local supplies for Singapore's own iron and steel mills. The new order, which cam into force* yesterday, stipulates that88 words
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Article75 1964-05-16 5 I^LANG, Fri.— A fishing boat with a crew. of three has been missing since May 6. The owner, Mr. Llm Chuan, told police here that three fishermen, whose names he gave as Mohammed Noor. Kahar and Chan Ah Mau, left in his boat on the morning75 words
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Article30 1964-05-16 5 PENANG. Fri. Buklt Men* jam Jaycees will hold a dance at the High School. Bufcit MerUjam. on June 6 to raise funds for Jaycee scholarships for poor children.30 words
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Article, Illustration201 1964-05-16 5 SAW WILL STAY AS PENANG MCA PRESIDENT pENANG. Fri.—Pen- ang MCA president. Mr. Saw Seng Kew, has agreed to withdraw his resignation. His decision announced this morning followed talks yesterday with Dr. Lim Swee Aun, national vice-president of the party, and other MCA officials. Decision Dr. Llm, who is also201 words
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Article171 1964-05-16 5 PENANG. Friday. TfHE. Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, today urged all-out efforts to Dromote tourism in the country "This has become an increaslngly important earner of foreign exchange for Malaya." he said. In 1961. Dr. Urn said. Malaya earned more than $6171 words
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Article54 1964-05-16 5 PKNANO- Fri. A special prize will be given to the "ideal couple" at the Red Crow ball lo be held at the E and O Hotel on June 6. The dance, under the patronage Of the Governor. Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj. is to raise funds54 words
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183 1964-05-16 5 Magistrate onjiew criminal trend among S'pore boys SINGAPORE, Fri.— The *3 Juvenile Court m a g i s t rate, Miss Jenrw Lav Buong Bee. today spoke of "a new criminal trend among boys in Singapore to commit "brazen" thefts from shops. She said it had become the fashion for183 words
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Article50 1964-05-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Senator Athi Nahappan and Dato Shamsudin bin Naln have been appointed by tfie Yang di- Pertuan Agong as unofficial members of the Federal capital's advisory hoard. They take places vacated by Mr. Gurdial Singh and Haji Monamed Syed bin Haji Mohamed Yprin.50 words
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Miscellaneous14 1964-05-16 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph He im da hi i«u w •<«. ""7^ TPm i/*~*^ I14 words
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260 1964-05-16 6 IPOH, Friday. ABOUT 1,000 men serving in fire brigades throughout the country are planning an "immediate" strike if no steps are taken by the Government to settle their two-year-old claim for a revision of salary scales. Inche Hashim bin Yatim, secretary-general of the260 words
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118 1964-05-16 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The British Minister for Air. Mr. Hugh Fraser. will arrive here on Wednesday to tour the Royal Air Force and service units in Malaya. Earlirr. he will tour thp Royal Air Foicp Base in Singapore. He will also visit118 words
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Article52 1964-05-16 6 JESSELTON. Fri.— Malaysian Airways announced here today I that the Comet service between Singapore and Kuching will be j increased to four times a week beginning on May 20. The Comet services will he operating on Mondays. Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays. All other services will remain52 words
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Article29 1964-05-16 6 ITOH, Pri. Pish worth a oml of $270 were stolen from [*md belonging to a vegetable gardener. Cheng Khuan, 73. in the Bumong New Village here yes:#rdav29 words
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Article32 1964-05-16 6 PENANG. Pri. A medicine seller. Loo Soo Cheng. 29. re- ported to police yesterday that thieves stole over S3 -000 worth of medicine, which he had bought the previous day.32 words
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166 1964-05-16 6 15,00 will present gold medal, banners to Devan OINGAPORE, Fri.— The retiring chairman of the Adult Education Board. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. will be presented with a gold medal and banners at a big farewell dinner in his honour tomorrow night. The dinner, to be given by some 1,500166 words
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234 1964-05-16 6 SARAWAK'S Chief Minister. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan said last night that in* the eight months since Malaysia came into being the 10 million Malaysians have shown some essential qualities which make for a successful nation. He was speaking at a dinner given at his residence234 words
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Article, Illustration70 1964-05-16 6 Malaysia pavilion at World Fair THK Malaysia pavilion at x the New York's World Fair. It is situated in the Avenue of the United Nations South in the fair's international area. The Malaysia flag and flairs of the various states are flown outside the pavilion. In the pavilion is a70 words
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Article29 1964-05-16 6 BATU GAJAH. Pri. An x-Ray team will arrive at the General Hospital here next Thursday to give people above 14 years. free examinations for three days29 words
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Article24 1964-05-16 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Kwak Bah Urn. 47. was found hanging from a beam in the five-foot way of Teo Ctiew Street this morning.24 words
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Article174 1964-05-16 6 OINGAPORE, Fri. The completion of Singapore's $2.4 million National Theatre provides a good example of how the success of any effort depends ultimately or, the cooperation and dedication of people from all walks of life. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. said this today174 words
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Article, Illustration301 1964-05-16 7 RUDY BELTRAN - RUDY BELTRAN By £UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 34--year-old Italian woman who is conducting 15 tourists from Italy on an extensive tour of Malaysia, still treasures her love for flying despite having been a victim of an air crash.301 words
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Article57 1964-05-16 7 IPOH. Prt. Teacher-librarians •re conducting "workshops" in 10 centres throughout Malaya to train teachers from primary and secondary schools to run school libraries. The courses, which began on May 4 and ends tomorrow, are being held in Joliore Bahru and Kuala Lumpur (two groups each), Malacca.57 words
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Article172 1964-05-16 7 JESSELTON, Friday. HE Sabah Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, said here today that the State Government would invite the Malayan Election Commission to prepare for direct general elections in the State as soon as possible. "He said this when replying to local Press criticisms on172 words
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Article71 1964-05-16 7 Accused of a coffee-shop kiss PENANG, Frt. A Bukit Dumbar villager, Marhaban bin Mohamed, 39, was today remanded on ball after being charged with outraging the modesty of a housewife, Sallah blnte Hassan. by kissing her at a coffee--hop last night. Marhaban was also alleged to have assaulted a police71 words
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Article47 1964-05-16 7 SINGAPORE. Pri.— A 20-mlnute lunch-time fire damaged a few square feet of timber flooring on the first floor of the two-storeyed Ministry of Social Affairs office in Empress Place today. No one was hurt. Police believe the fire was caused by a lighted cigarette.47 words
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Article22 1964-05-16 7 SINGAPORE. Pri Police yesterday detained two men under the Societies Ordinance, and screened 2.444 people in islandwide security checks.22 words
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Article27 1964-05-16 7 JESSELTON. Pri. PreDarations are on for celebrating the Yang di-Pertuan Agongs birthday on June 3. Various to»-ris have drawn up land and water sports programmes.27 words
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571 1964-05-16 7 Inspector offered bribe to superior: Fined $750 TAIPING, Friday. J^ POLICE inspector, Kok ,Yin. Khoon, 35, was fined $750, or three months' jail by the Sessions Court here yesterday for offering a bribe to a senior police officer. Kok, the court was told, corruptly gave a bottle of brandy and571 words
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165 1964-05-16 7 A MOVE TO IMPROVE NEWSMEN TRAINING KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The International Federation of Journalists is considering what assistance it can give to improve training facilities in Malaysia Mr. N. T. R. Singam. chairman of the National Union of Journalists research and negotiation committees, said this today on his return from165 words
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Article43 1964-05-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Srlangor Indian Association will hold a farewell dinner in honour of the' lndian High Commissioner. Mr. Y. K. Puri. at 8 p.m. on Sunday. Mr Purl will be leaving here lor India early next month.43 words
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108 1964-05-16 7 DENANG. Fti. Hos--1 pital assistants are prepared to take up arms to help the nation flprht Indonesian confrontation. This was stated in one of the resolutions submitted by the National Union of Hospital Assistants to the Minister for Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. following an108 words
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263 1964-05-16 7 Freshies' told: Report ragging to students' council KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Eight hundred •'freshies" who will begin their first term at the University of Maiaya on Monday have been told to report any ragging by senior students to the students' council. The chairman of the 11--member Freshmen Orientation Committee. Inche Ibrahim263 words
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Article50 1964-05-16 7 JESSELTON. Pri— The sta* development oommittee. comprising Cabinet Ministers headed oy the Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, hus decided to establish a smallholder oil palm settlement scheme in Klias Peninsula, it w.is announced here. Drainage works required for the scheme have been authorised, the announcement added50 words
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Article189 1964-05-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A BIG block of modern flats costing about $1.3 £X million is to be built in Loke Yew Road to house about 1.000 people in the lower income group including some squatters, i The deputy municipal architect. Mr. Tan Chor Eng.189 words
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Advertisement71 1964-05-16 7 IfILV ti' *I *4^B*W*i*eo* W Combining Hie features of China's traditional handt embroidery with fashionable styles, expert cut and top quality materials, our EMBROIDERED BLOUSES, comfortable and smart, deserve the admiration of ladies of all ages and are excellent gifts to enhance friendship. CHINA NATIONAL TEXTILES IMPORT €r EXPORT CORPORATION.71 words
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Advertisement262 1964-05-16 7 8S 83 masculine freshness pi§ makes it great to be a man! Old Spice Hair Cream takes a control£^S ling interest in your hair, neatly and naturally, all day, every day. toP£ Its genuine medicated properties \^s nurture a well-bred, well-mannered Get into the Old Spice Hair Cream S*^ routine262 words
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Article, Illustration482 1964-05-16 8 Rent law to stay for another 12 months 'JHE Control of Rent Ordinance, 1956. will remain in force here for a further period of 12 months from July 1, it was decided at a recent meeting of the advisory board of the Federal capital. The board deferred conMderatlon of the482 words
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Article56 1964-05-16 8 BATU PAHAT. Fri. Sarmin bin Jamar!, 21. of Parit Sulong, was sentenced to one year's Jail by a magistrate's court here yesterday for breaking into the house of Hajl Mohamed bin Fadzil in Parlt Othman on Feb. 19 Sarmin, who had one previous conviction, will undergo56 words
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Article, Illustration111 1964-05-16 8 /^APT. Mohamed Tahar V bin Pawanteii (right), the skipper of the trainIns ship Singapore, conducting th« Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, on an inspection of Uie ship after Dr. Toh had officially named it during a commissioning ceremony on Thursday. Singapore is111 words
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Article43 1964-05-16 8 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Deputy Prime Minuter, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. will speak at the opening of the Singapore Advisory Committee of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate tomorrow at the conference room. Ministry of Education, at 10 a.m.43 words
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Article45 1964-05-16 8 TELUK ANSON, FrL —Mr Foong Hock Ling, social welfare officer. Lower Peralc. has been given a study leave award for a two-year course in social studies at the University of Singapore. He has been succeeded by Mr Chan Weng Thong from Ipoh.45 words
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123 1964-05-16 8 Top Maori singing group due today SINGAPORE, Frl— A Maori instrumental and vocal group, which has the distinction of sharing topbllllng with some of the world's greatest virtuosos, such as Harry Belafonte, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Prima, will fly into Singapore tomorrow for a week-long engagement. The seven members, including123 words
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Article79 1964-05-16 8 CINGA PORE, Fri. After he was arrested in. connection, with several cases of housebreaking, Chong Choon Kwong, 19, escaped and went to Kuala Lumpur. Today In a magistrate's court. Chong pleaded guilty to a charge of escaping from the legal custody of Detective Allan Llm. while being79 words
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Article74 1964-05-16 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The chairman of the Selangor brancn of the Party Ra'ayat. Inche Zakaria Yusof, 35. fined ISJ or two weeKs jail for allowing Ahznli binte Mohamed Bom. to speak at an election rally on Nov. 9 last year at the Suleiman Club padang, when74 words
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Article663 1964-05-16 8 SINGAPORE. Frl The University of Singapore announced today the following supplementary and reexamlnatlon medical results, and supplementary dental and pharmacy results: Second Profession (Supplementary) Examination for the degrees of MB.. B.S. (new regulations). The following have passed the examination in the subject or subjects shown against663 words
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Advertisement142 1964-05-16 8 MISS MALAYSIA MISS UNIVERSE 1964 MISS SELANGOR 1964 Final plus VARIETY SHOW featuring INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS at DEWAN BAHASA DAN PUSTAKA K.L. oa Saturday, 16th May. 1964 K 00 p.m. Tickets at $2.00, $4.00 $6.00 available at BATA'S (Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman) H. A. O'CONNER'S (Police Co-op Bldg) MISS NEGRI SEMBILAN142 words
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Miscellaneous267 1964-05-16 8 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS "iiii leu words, perhaps (4, 1. Living for other, possibly *> h U dlm-i Ul 8 ll n0) diminutive object (10). I*! Tlace' concealed with equal 12 the P'™"" artlflc1 1 v. irs&A is ilk*- arts b u^ c 13. of^e che~ U m.c- £SJ2 I267 words
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352 1964-05-16 9 LOKMAN HALIM - Customs seize opium worth $250,000 LOKMAN HALIM from KUANTAN, Fri. Customs officers today seized 2,5151 b. of raw opium worth more than $250,000 at Balok. 10 miles from here. They also detained 14 people, including a woman. Acting on a tip -of f. three Customs officers led by Inche Sidek352 words
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73 1964-05-16 9 Two years' jail for housebreaking SINGAPORE, Fri.— Zainal Abidin bin All. 29. Jumped bail and absconded in June 1060 while waiting for trial on a charge of housebreaking. Today. Zainal appeared in a District Court and pleaded guilty to the same charge of breaking into a house at Lorong Engku73 words
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Article27 1964-05-16 9 SINGAPORE Fn.— Dr. Kenii Suu.ii. assistant pathologist at the General Hospital, has been appointed divisional superintendent of the St. John Ambulance Orchard Road division.27 words
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Article55 1964-05-16 9 SINGAPORE. Pri. Australian wives met the Little Sisters of The Poor in Singapore this week and the aged people of many races in this home benefited by a cheque for $210. The Australian wives auxiliary presented the cheque which represented part of the profits made55 words
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Article40 1964-05-16 9 PENANG. Fri.— Goh K«e Beow. 42. was yesterday fined $750 or six months' iail in default, when he pleaded guilty to a charge ol possessing 144 bottles of beer on which $124 Customs duty had not been paid.40 words
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186 1964-05-16 9 DATO SARDON AND PAY INCREASES AT SWETTENHAM KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today denied a report that the Government had doubled the pay of 350 stevedores employed by the Port Swettenham Cargo Handling Corporation The report, which appeared in the Straits Times, followed186 words
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Article47 1964-05-16 9 IPOH. Fn. Miss Perak. 1964, will be chosen at a dince organised by the Ipoh Jaycces at the St. John Ambulance Association here on May 23. She will represent Perak in the Miss Malaysia competition to be held in Kuala Lumpur later.47 words
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258 1964-05-16 9 11-day strike by Islay Kerr employees is off SINGAPORE, Fri.— The! 17-day strike by som« i 140 employees of the I shipping firm of Islay Kerr aAd Co. Ltd., in Collyer Quay is off. The workers will resume^ duty tomorrow. This follows a final meeting held this morning between the258 words
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Article34 1964-05-16 9 SINGAPORE. Fri A gunman with two unarmed accomplices held up a Sunday shop-keeper and robbed him of jewellery worth $450 and $2,200 in cash at his shop in Plantation Avenue la.st niKlit34 words
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210 1964-05-16 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A SEVEN-MAN comr mittee has been set up to administer the fund for the Serdang horror crash victims in which 13 girls and a man re all tappers, were killed. The committee met for the first time in Serdang yesterday under210 words
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Advertisement296 1964-05-16 9 What's different about the NEW BENDIX? JVC J*~ra£fy I k 9- alu^BHßßl imm\ vV^Bn^' -^^Awm\ ;v fi Khl I v «k mm "rt^B •i It's the only washing machine you've ever really wanted The new Bend ix is for people who want the finest washing machine money can buy. It296 words
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Miscellaneous93 1964-05-16 9 ##o#» Itif I.T. Hu n,l in IMY (306H, GIKKT I( NO MORE CIUFIP THAX IL^ >v I ...I SORTA. HAD TO v*tu/ I^/ulI/i Afci I THOUGHT MXI WAS\ I VMAS fOR THINKING I WELL. HGKT T/>NO OR GET /YES, Of NOW /r»)km)um I A MOOVIAW! HOW J> YOU FOUGHT TANO93 words
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Obituary35 1964-05-16 10 Jt Word* tit < minimum) MADAM LEE CUEK SIANO aced M of 1,,-B Lorong Telok Singapore passed away peacefully on 14.5.64. Funeral rites will be held In Plan*Ngee Kuan Upper Berangoon Road burial on Sunday.35 words
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Article63 1964-05-16 10 It Word* til (Mimimum) MR. ANO MRS. T. Selvadural Port Authority P.S'ham thank friends and relatives for their attendance, kind compliments and valuable gifts at tnelr »e<ldln«- on 29-4-1954. THE COMMITTEE of Our Lady of Failma Parish Jurong thank all donors, helpers and public for their invaluable Kirts assistance63 words
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Obituary84 1964-05-16 10 It Word* $10 (Minimum) SIN! Th* days haw flow-n Into months which form a yrar today and •till Urn wound you caured Is op»n. fr#sh and nfw. There w*re no tears >>»cau«e I loved you. and lot the world •ay what It may. Elizabeth. IN EVER LOVING memory84 words
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Article253 1964-05-16 10 Word* il» Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFEL la •erved every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. OON-T JUST 00 Man Go Morris 1100. by buying a dollar ticket in the Raffle ,n aid of toe blind FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LID invite all teacbera and boon addict* to browa* In their abowroom at253 words
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Article761 1964-05-16 10 Our country, whether we like it or not, will live or die by events in Borneo. If Sarawak and Sabah are permitted to stagnate their miasma will cast a pall over all Malaysia, because no country is stronger than its most backward parts. And if Sarawak and761 words
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Article472 1964-05-16 10 The Union of Post Office i Workers has rejected the Government's new offer on its wage claims, and has given notice that it will call out its members at midnight tonight The decision was taken after three sessions of the union's executive council, lasting a total472 words
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Letter185 1964-05-16 10 rls with some Interest that I read In the Press that top officials of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate from England are flying in for policy talks with the Singapore Area Advisory Committee. I think that the subject which should be considered to be185 words
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Letter99 1964-05-16 10 IT was most disappointing to note that In a recent much-sought-after scholarship, the Selection Committee took into account only the academic merit of the applicants and even that was based, more or less, on ONE examination. Undoubtedly, the most important factor !s the academic qualification but99 words
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Letter131 1964-05-16 10 \\rOULD the Singapore Ministry of Education kindly explain why we are posted to school where we are not needed. The school which I was first posted to required my service badly, but a transfer list Issued on the second day of my service, asked me to report to131 words
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Article, Illustration1349 1964-05-16 10 SAMAD ISMAIL - SAMAD ISMAIL Sentiment and ideology took a back seat at the polls. by BUKIT Bintang has •gain proved in d if ferent to ideological blandish ments. "Confrontation has blurred all other issues," a Socialist commented as he surveyed the carnage. The hospital attendants on the1,349 words
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Article347 1964-05-16 10 COLOUR LAW THAT BARS MARRIAGE WASHINGTON, Fri. TT The Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments shortly on a case that may involve the constitutionality of laws that bar interracial marriages in the U.S. In the past, the court has steered away from this emotionally-charged Issue. But. in a somewhat347 words
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Advertisement322 1964-05-16 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. It Word* tit I Minimum) KARINi To J*rry and Wendy at Aaaunta on 14/8/64 a daughtar. Both well. Thanks mother doctor, nuiwa and SUff. M Word* tit (Minimum) tan LEONC: Francis, r o Mr. and Mrs. Tan Koon Soke and Patricia, d/o Mr. and Mrs. L>ron( Kwang Ctaoy322 words
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Advertisement39 1964-05-16 10 OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS and CORNEAL MICRO LENS CONSULTANTS K. E. MEYER F.8.0A. F.A.A.0.. F.A.C.L.P., M.R.S.H. CERTIFIED CORNEAL LENS PRACTITIONER No 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Tel: ***** BRANCH: 9th Floor, Lee Wah Bank Bid*., Old Market Squre. Koala Lumpur. Telephone: *****39 words
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Advertisement125 1964-05-16 10 A Rich Store of Knowledge for Children of All Ages Charles Ray's WORLD^WONDER To beys and girls, wsmm lively yi i//m iiucc curiosity in .y.ryfhi^ .ro*,*. <n 4 VOLUMES must bo satisfied. Hum wonderful volumes will be received with delight. Sjm% They will wander through the pages v^sbbbb* for hours125 words
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225 1964-05-16 11 Now on the beat: Singapore's Vigilante Corps SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's Vigilante Corps is already on the beat. It is now guarding a number of vital installations. Armed with sticks and torchlights, the vigilantes began patrols recentlyeven while enrolment was still continuing and the quantum of compensation unsettled. Borne housing estates225 words
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Article80 1964-05-16 11 SINGAPORE: TWO MORE CHOLERA SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Ministry of Health today announced two more cases of cholera. One is a 22-year-old nlumber from Lorong 27. Qeylang, and the other an eight-year-old schoolgirl staying at Belilios Road. This brings the total to 14 cases in the present outbreak in Singapore. Tne80 words
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Article90 1964-05-16 11 SINGAPORE, Fri The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will officially open the two-day Lions Club second District 308 convention at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 4 p.m. The convention, at which more than 200 delegates and observers from the 13 Lions90 words
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Article37 1964-05-16 11 JESSELTON. Fri.— Dr Neville Halle, of Geological Survey Department, who leaves Sabah tomorrow on leave before retirement, will return to Malaysia and take the chair or geology at the University of Malaya in August37 words
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Article37 1964-05-16 11 BATU PAHAT. Fri The Batu Pahai Rotary Club will hold a dinner on June 24. at the Hoon Cheow Tong Association premises at which the president-elect. Mr. M Jebaratnam. will be installed president for IM44S.37 words
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Article401 1964-05-16 11 Expect something spectacular when the 'professionals' land, warns Lee By JACKIE SAM: SINGAPORE. Friday fHE Indonesian military build-up on nearby islands is continuing, according to latest intelligence reports, Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today. The islands are advanced bases against Singapore and Malaya in401 words
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Article, Illustration82 1964-05-16 11 Above -the -street park rFHE $2.5 million, eightX storey car park at the junction of Cross Street, Market Street and Cecil Street is now ready and will be officially opened by the Minister for National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San, on June 6. The park provides space for 784 cars82 words
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Article29 1964-05-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. —I Thieves broke into a shop in Petaling Jaya last night and stole goods worth $840. They entered, by breaking open the main door.29 words
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Article153 1964-05-16 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. SOO JUAY, 19, who was accused of inI stigating an 11-year-old girl to steal, was today acquitted in a magistrates court on a I ''mere legal technicality." 1 The magistrate. Mr. Dalip Singh. acquitting Ng of abetment of theft, warned him that If153 words
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Article31 1964-05-16 11 CINGAPORE. Fri. Inspector Eugene Wong and Inspector Mandy Goh will attend a twomonth course in court prosecution at the Pederal Police College in Kuala Kubu from May 2531 words
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Article42 1964-05-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— From today. Television Malaysia programmes for the federal capital area are being telecast with increased power on Channel 5 in- 1 stead of Channel 10. Programmes for Ipoh and Malacca are on Channel 642 words
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69 1964-05-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The sixth group o. United States Peace Corps volunteers is due here tomorrow for the usual 21 months' duty In Malaya. The 27 volunteers are teachers, nurses, medical technicians and people to assist in rural develoDment work. At present, there are69 words
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Article55 1964-05-16 11 SINGAPORE. Fn.— News has been received in Singapore of the death of Mr. J. H. M summers. 76. former general manager of Whiteaway. Laidlaw and Co. in London. Mr. Summers came to Malaya in 1911. He was appointed general manager of the company in55 words
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Article65 1964-05-16 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. A man who "advised" a woman ice-seller that she should be protected or he would assault her. was today ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan by a magistrate. Mr. Donald Vm Hock Chwee. Lee Chonß Hin pleaded guilty to three counts of65 words
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266 1964-05-16 11 Heavy rain holds up Scudai waterwork project OLNGAPORE. Fri. Water from the new Scudai Waterworks —to relieve Singapore's water shortage will be delayed for two months. The first 12 million gallons are now expected to be pumped out in midAugust instead of next month. A Government statement said today the266 words
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Advertisement336 1964-05-16 11 SPOTS, PIMPLES clear up FAST! vtk: IBM "> i£&Moy 4 A WEEK AGO TODAY unsightly skin trouble skin clear and healthy Why put up with bad skin? Today spots, pimples, acne and rashes can be cleared in amazingly short time with Valdermal Became It hat a double action, Valderma Antiseptic336 words
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Advertisement19 1964-05-16 11 i l l*l*ll l HLfl ■V/K'A I <*ir m YOU ALWAYS KNOW WHERE YOU STAND WITH A RENTED TV.19 words
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Miscellaneous767 1964-05-16 11 p Todays Radio, TV] RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYSIA SHORTWAVE SERVKES: »*»UN£ «gJTW.m 41 and 25 Mrtrrs |i <t alI 6U m t re» MEDII-M W.WE SI.RVKE: A.M.: 6.00 Prw. Summary. 47« Mrtrt!. 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 A.M. 6.00 Grod Morning- 6.01 Time Sl B |lal The News; 7.10 Morning Prelud.767 words
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Article, Illustration757 1964-05-16 12 IBM centre to serve whole of South Asia 200,000 PEOPLE EXPECTED TO PASS THROUGH THE COMPANY'S CLASSROOMS EACH YEAR 'J'HE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aim, today opens the IBM South Asia Education Centre at Pudu Building, 110 Pudu Road, in Kuala Lumpur at 11 a.m. a757 words
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Article, Illustration56 1964-05-16 12 npUE IBM 1620 A Data Processing; System (pictured above) is specially designed for solving scientific, mathematic- al and engineering problems but can also be used in commercial accounting applications. Mobil Oil in Sin- gapore will soon be using the IBM 1620 computer to control its refinery56 words
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Article, Illustration17 1964-05-16 12 IBM's new education centre for South Asia in Pudu Building, Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur.17 words
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Article, Illustration200 1964-05-16 12 THE WA V TO EFFECTIVE COMPETITION "IF the emerging countries of South East Asia are to compete effectively in the world markets of today and tomorrow, they must have the same tools and the same management techniques available which the rest of the world use." Mr. I. N. Hinnau, Director200 words
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192 1964-05-16 12 Two service bureaus cut down paper work AN Important part of IBM Malaysia's operations are its two service bureaus in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Each service bureau maintains a full complement of the latest IBM punched card machines. Experienced staff in each of the bureaus ensure that customers are fully192 words
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550 1964-05-16 12 Information machine IBM's main attraction at ffair- rE Information Machine is the main attraction at the IBM pavilion at the World's Fair. For this event, the audience rises into the Information Machine on the People Wall, a moving tier of 12 rows of seats. Inclined at a 45-degree angle, the550 words
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Article, Illustration401 1964-05-16 12 GREAT SCOPE HERE FOR COMPUTERS J^S international company with very humble beginnings in Singapore 10 years ago. today opens its Malaysian headquarters in Kuala Lumpur. The company the IBM World Trade Corporation synonymous to the mind as a giant of giants401 words
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Article, Illustration98 1964-05-16 12 New IBM appointment NEW GENERAL MANAGER MR. H. T. KRAMER, district manager, IBM South-East A«la. announced today the appointment of Mr. Thomas Jensen as general manager of IBM Malaysia. Mr. Jensen, no stranger to Asia, was formerly sales manager of IBM in India. He nas been with the IBM company98 words
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Article, Illustration111 1964-05-16 12 MR. 1. N. lIINNAI Asia pacific marketing director for IBM. announced today the appointment of Mr. William C. Marshall as manager of education for the Asia Pacific area. He will be located in Kuala Lumpur, responsible for IBM's educational activities in 14 countries as well as of111 words
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Article, Illustration288 1964-05-16 13 Now it is single element typing on a globe E^ROM engraved hiero--1 glyphics to quill penmanship man's historic search for improved ways to record the written word has constituted one of his most important quests. Yet until 1867 when the first practical typewriter was invented, it was necessary to shape288 words
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Article, Illustration499 1964-05-16 13 Increased business: Singapore office expands JBM Malaysia began its life in 1953 with three employees in a one room office in Medeiros Building in Singapore. Now, in 1964, 11 years later, IBM Malaysia is represented in Singapore by 28 employees. The office in Singapore is now located on two floors499 words
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Article, Illustration431 1964-05-16 13 pVO IBM 1401 c 1 c c t r onic computer systems are now operating in Malaysia. These two computers are the first true electronic "brains" to be installed in this country and herald the arrival of the computer age in Malaysia. Both431 words
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Article309 1964-05-16 13 The motto that is a constant reminder to IBM employees fHE motto "THINK" (Fikir in Malay) ha* served as a succinct admonition for IBM people almost from the company's beginning. Translated into a score of Iflngiwgpfi it stands as a constant reminder on the walla and desks of IBM309 words
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Article, Illustration343 1964-05-16 13 THE first IBM System 360 electronic computer in Malaysia has been ordered by Esso Standard (Malaya) Ltd. for its Malaysia head office in Jalan Campbell, Kuala Lumpur. The electronic computer will handle all Esso's accounting operations in South Asia. Disclosing this, Esso's director of343 words
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Article60 1964-05-16 13 JN October this year, Malaysian Airways will install an IBM 1440 computer system to replace their existing IBM punched card system. The computer will be used for spare parts stock control as well as general accounting work. Photo shows executive staff of Malaysian Airways planning for60 words
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223 1964-05-16 13 IBM one of largest, busiest in world TBM has become one of the largest and busiest companies in the world. Today there are some 500 IBM sales locations, in almost every one of the world's business centres. IBM has extensive manufacturing facilities throughout Europe. Canada. Latin America and the Far223 words
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Article, Illustration86 1964-05-16 13 THE Central Electricity Board. Kuala Lumpur, has ordered an IBM 1440 Electronic Computer to prepare electricity bills and keep ledger accounts for consumers, stores, works, and general ledger accounts Picture above shows (right to left) Mr. W. Desmond. chief accountant, and Mr. A. R. Sinclair, deputy86 words
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Advertisement34 1964-05-16 13 IBM IBM IS EXPANDING CHANGE OF Address Telephone Number IBM World Trade Corporation has great pleasure in j announcing that we have moved to new premises at 110 Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur. Telephone: *****.34 words
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Article172 1964-05-16 14 THIS letter Is in reply to the letter (S.T. May 12) by the former vice-pre-sident of our students' Union Mr. Lav Chal Tiam. The executive committee of our Students' Union wish to state that the former -vice-president of Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union Mr. Lav has acted completely ultra vires172 words
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Article298 1964-05-16 14 A QUESTION OF POLICY AND NOT EQUIPMENT WE refer to the report in your paper dated Bth May 1964 under the Heading "Speed Trap Doubters are still not convinced" in which It is stated "The test however did not convince some of the doubters including an298 words
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Article127 1964-05-16 14 The bridge and missile throwers Thl. new overhead pedestrian crossing bridge across tollyer Quay though serving a useful purpose for pedestrians to cross safely during rush hours has also become something of a menace during nonrush hours. As a motorist driving regularly along Collyer Quay and under this new bridge127 words
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Article106 1964-05-16 14 F recently purchased, for relatives in England, a camphorwood chest. The design carved on the exterior, I was told by the salesman: represents the "Eight Horse Story". This is presumably a Chinese legend? Unfortunately I have been unable to find anyone who knows this story. I would106 words
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Article51 1964-05-16 14 IT would be a public service if the Housing Development Board at Upper Pickering Street, the Registrar of Peoples' Citizenships and the Public Utilities Board, would organise a working system like the banks where the staff have their lunch break In two shifts. RICHARD ANG51 words
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Article42 1964-05-16 14 THE Ministry ol Education should note that quite a number of H.S.C. students of the morning schools are attending the Lembaga H.S.C. classes too. By doing so they are denying opportunities to others. C. K. TAN Singapore42 words
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Article45 1964-05-16 14 rE only thing that makes me hate to visit the Zoo at Taiping is the group of Jaga Kereta boy who surround the car and demand money. I hope the authority concerned will look into this matter. I.I M ENG (HI AN Taiping45 words
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Article123 1964-05-16 14 THE OPTIONS FOR WOMEN TEACHERS MY daughter is a teacher in a mission school. She obtained her Certificate In Education in December 1961 from the Teachers' Training College. Singapore. Consequently, she received her letter of appointment in the middle of the year informing her that she was placed in the123 words
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Article148 1964-05-16 14 A THREAT TO GARDEN BEAUTY \VHEN Malaysia was established the Singapore government wisely reserved the present golf course of the Far East Land Forces HQ. for future expansion of the Botanic Gardens. Even more vital to the amenities of trie Botanic Gardens is the land on the corner of Napier148 words
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Article67 1964-05-16 14 INVESTIGATORS from the Broadcasting Department have been actively checking up motor vehicles with radios regarding licences. But to be checked twice is annoying. It would solve matters if the Department issues a tax disc of the same type as for the vehicles tax but with67 words
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Article60 1964-05-16 14 WITH reference to the news item "Call Up: Last Minute Rush" I must say that it is not considerate of the Man-Power Department to penalise those who tailed to register for the National Army. Those who failed to register within the stipulated period may have a60 words
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Article243 1964-05-16 14 fOMMUTERB must have ya been relieved to learn that a better bus service Is being planned for Singapore What has always struck me about Singapore's bus service has been the lack of a recognisable system and co-ordination. Singapore does not have a modern central bus243 words
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Advertisement294 1964-05-16 14 We tie up the loose ends of your travel! With a finesse that we attribute to experience! Our service doesn't stop at just fixing the date and passage. We give helpful hints on the kind of information that our clients will appreciate how best to use stop-overs, whereto stay, what294 words
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Advertisement436 1964-05-16 14 BEST WISHES TO I LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES FROM #f #1 l'!!m'i*ijffiw-ll«l* -s] SUPPLIER OF t < C_ ***m^ WOODWORKING Jgy MACHINES fpi 'fIBR^K portable j|| I EQUIPMENT x** i\ f/\\'\h\ 2* TYPE-4 ENG LOKMANSION TEN STOREY LUXURY FLATS ON ELEVATED LAND IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL AREA IN SINGAPORE CLUNY ROAD/NAPIER436 words
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Title Section8 1964-05-16 15 LIGHT INDUSTRIES j SERVICES A STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT8 words
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Article, Illustration728 1964-05-16 15 ENCOURAGE GROWTH OF SINGAPORE'S CREATIVE TALENT, SAYS DR. GOH MESSAGE FROM SINGAPORE'S MINISTER FOR FINANCE. DR. GOH KENG SWEE: IN Singapore there are some 1 2,000 manufacturing, processing, and servicing establishments which employ 25 or fewer persons each. These can be described as small industries. These industries range from the728 words
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Article, Illustration1545 1964-05-16 15 HON SUI SEN - Developing light and small industries in the State HON SUI SEN By yyHAT are small or light industries? The definition of small industrial enterprises varies from one country to another, according to the number of employees, capital investment, output or amount of energy used. For the administration of a modern1,545 words
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251 1964-05-16 15 MESSAGE FROM MR. LIM CHEW SWEE, CHAIRMAN OF SINGAP O R E MAMFACTI'RERS* ASSOri \TION. It is perhaps inevitable that large-scale industrial enterprises attract the eye, for wo cannot deny tfte glamour and excitement of seeing the complex plants and gleaming equipment of modern oil refineries,251 words
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Article, Illustration262 1964-05-16 15 Govt acting with great foresight -ILO Chief Message from Mr. David A. Morse, Director-General of the International Labour Office on the occasion of the inauguration of the Light Industries Services in Singapore. IT is with great pleasure that I send this mes--1 sage to the Government of Singapore on the262 words
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383 1964-05-16 15 U.N's faith in important role of State 's new project MESSAGE FROM A. VAJDYAXATIIAN. AG. DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL FUND PROGRAMME IN S.E. ASIA: TtHE new impetus to x industrial development in Singapore has coincided with the launching of the United Nations Development Decade. The World Organisation which is committed to383 words
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Article212 1964-05-16 15 MILESTONE TO PROGRESS MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTS OF THE FOUR CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE: Supplementing Its traditional role as an international commercial and trading centre, Singapore is now embarking on a programme of rapid industrial expansion. In this industrialisation programme, light and small scale industries are Just as important as large212 words
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Article, Illustration888 1964-05-16 16 LANG WONG - LANG WONG, by F*OR the majority of small industrial establishr ments in Singapore the most pressing need is for alternate workshop accommodation either to enable the carrying out of modernisation and expansion programmes, or for re-location of existing premises so as to conform888 words
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Article, Illustration400 1964-05-16 16 LIM HO HUP - LIM HO HUP, BY DIRECTOR, E.D.B. THE Loans Programme of the Light Industries Services has certain features which are considered to be novel for small industries programmes in newly developed countries. Loans are granted for modernisation and expansion or working capital to businesses which have400 words
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Advertisement145 1964-05-16 16 Heartiest Congratulations to LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING on 17th MAY 1964 /^UNITED MALAYAN N# BANKING CORP. LTD. >is&fc«««. *&**s;& 'INCORPORATED IN THI STATES Of MALAYA MALAYSIA) MALAYA SINGAPORE BRUNEI THAILAND ELLIOTT Progress "^L v^^^^^^Sl J| m pillar drilling machine. Tl M *\pP I J145 words
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Advertisement250 1964-05-16 16 Congratulations LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES on tlieir opening PACIFIC ENGINEERING FENCING CO., 4A 48, Ah Hood Road, Singapore- 1 2. Tel: ***** ***** KHOON AH METAL PRODUCTS CO., 1048-9, Serangoon Road, Singopore- 1 2. Tel: ***** GENERAL CONTRACTORS t SUPPLIERS With Best Compliments to LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES on their Opening WILLY250 words
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557 1964-05-16 17 PATH TO SUCCESS NOT AN EASY ONE BUT... THE path to success of small manufacturing concerns Is not an easy one. but it does represent what can be achieved through hard work and the determination to make food. This Is what a spokesman of the Economic Development Board has to557 words
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Article, Illustration267 1964-05-16 17 The Light Industries Services is a Division of the Economic Development Board charged with the responsibility for assisting medium and small scale manufacturing enterprise to improve the efficiency of their production operations, and to enable them to modernise and expand. The267 words
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Advertisement170 1964-05-16 17 the man. Man's 1 sunk HEAD OFFICE AND EXISTING BRANCH OFFICES > y* '<J i rsr 1 i i ipjjgg L-^:^mm HlJ Singapore head office CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. J4* k NEW BRANCH OFFICES IN THE I jt\ COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES on their official170 words
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Advertisement107 1964-05-16 17 congratulations from printing division 71/77 Stamford road Singapore 6 tel. ***** Heartiest Congratulations to LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES on the occasion of their opening by the Minister for Finance SIN SIN SAUCE FACTORY 328-24 Poyo Lebor Rd., Spore. Tel: ***** ***** Congratulations Best Wishes LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES j on their Official107 words
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538 1964-05-16 18 MARKETING PROBLEMS OF SMALL INDUSTRIES By the Marketing Consultant Staff of the L.I.S. SMALL industries in Singapore, like those In other countries; are often beset with marketing problems of various kinds. In the marketing process, small industries invariably find themselves faced with such problems as product development to fit a538 words
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Advertisement168 1964-05-16 18 (£sso) Congratulates the SINGAPORE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD on the I opening of their LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES £550 STANDARD MALAYA LIMITED £550 STANDARD LIMITED OVERSEAS UNION BANK, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF SINGAPORE) WE SPECIALIZE IN THE FINANCING OF FOREIGN TRADE AND INDUSTRIES AND IN PROVIDING A COMPLETE GENERAL BANKING168 words
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Advertisement188 1964-05-16 18 -JiiiiillliiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'£ Congm tula tions to LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES f on the occasion of their official opening by The Honourable Minister for Finance Dr. GOH KENG SWEE E from: I OVERSEA -CHINESE BANKING I CORPORATION LIMITED. Head Office: China Building, Chulia Street, S'pore-1. Tel: ***** Branches throughout Malaysia and South-East Asia.188 words
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Advertisement1328 1964-05-16 19 TO LIVERPOOL I WtST COAST U.K.: Due Spore Sail* P. Sham fenang PERSEUS liverpeel, Dublin, Glasgow la Pt/TMay May 17 DIOMED Liverpool Dublin le Pt/May 11 May 21 ATREUS Livereeel, Glasgow May IS May 22 May 21/27 Ma* 21 ASPHAIION Avonmouth, Liverpeei May 22 May 25 May 21/3 ANIENOR Liverpeel,1,328 words
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Advertisement1344 1964-05-16 19 WS33ESSSSSSS^Sk^^ Wv-M THE EAC LINES oKrVv^/Cjl tINCAPOtf KUAIA IUAiPUR.P.SWITrtMNAM •Pf HANG OlWtC^ojt!«^H °< H "O"" Ol »Ul« 10. rOJOI Ml J/J.WtIBOU«T f NONI mONI 00t« fMONI t>OI *HOHI ***** SAILINGS 10 GENOA. LE HAVRE HAMBURG, BREMEN. ANTWERP. ROTTEROAM, AMSTEROAM, OSLO. GOTHENBURG AND COPENHAGEN Singapore P. S'ha<a Penang -JUTUNDIA' 1 v1,344 words
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Advertisement1315 1964-05-16 19 I Benuline I EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVfRPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS BENVENUE Singapore Pt. S lf am Penang fmmth kill 10 SI.JS/Mayll MayiS/2J May 24 23 6 mouUI RFNTiARAN For London UtnUUnAn rtottantare JaM 18 Singapore PL Sham Penare) Hamburg JaM 84 May 17/11 Singapore P. Sham Penaag BENNEVIS L'eeel,1,315 words
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Advertisement1261 1964-05-16 19 fern.. ELLERMAM BUCKMALL 5.3. CO., LTD. jl^Kn LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE IP**"* HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore PL S'haa Peneoe I Dm Lomm lONIAN »/l2Me| 21/»4May 25 May II Ja M tCin OF NEWCASTLE 2S/27 May 21 U Juac •CITY OF LEICESTER 17/28llie 21/23 JIM 24 Jane IS July tCIIV OF1,261 words
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470 1964-05-16 20 From Our Market Correspondent IT was another extremely quiet day on the Malayan Stork Exchange yesterday and there was again no particular feature. Industrials looked slightly steadier in morning trading and possibly slightly easier in the afternoon, but overall movements were very small.470 words
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Article24 1964-05-16 20 Malayan Stock Indira May II May IS •Industrials: 106.0.*> 105.72 Tins: 1!9.46 129.30 S rubbers: 1*7.40 1(17.40 •Dec. 1963=100 Dec. 29. -.862=^10024 words
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Article249 1964-05-16 20 TUNE tint grade rubber buyers t.a.b. cio.td at s p.m. in Blnaapara and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 68| centa per lb. unchanged on Thursday's closing level for the position. Th. tone waa inactive. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing priest In ctntj par tb. yeatirday: Int. I R.S.B. prompt fob249 words
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Article822 1964-05-16 20 /COMBINED business in the Sln- gapore and Kuala Lumpur tiading roorru, -of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bauitiad (2.000) $1.81: C.S. Holding (1.000) $3.27: Ounlaps il.OOO) $2.46, (1.000) $2.44; Ell* ardt. (1.000) $2.79 D. (2.000) $2.79. (2.000) $2.78:822 words
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Article19 1964-05-16 20 May 15. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: ti»i cents (unchanged). TIN: 5527.50 (down S150). Estimated offering 235 tons (unchanged).19 words
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Article72 1964-05-16 20 NINES- Product Exchange, Smgav -> a«ra noon pneta par piaul yaatarCocenut all: bulk J46J aellera drum S4l'i aellera. Capra: May /June OK/Coottnent: Unquoted. Papper: Muntok white Sl42* sellers, Sarawak white 1140 aellera. special Sarawak black Si 13 aellera, garbled Lampong black $120 aellera. ASTA 1132 i .-filers. Sinxapare72 words
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Article38 1964-05-16 20 /■JN the trai anahang* marktt In Hong Kong yeaterdsy the U.S. Kallar »aa quoted at 0.731 for TT and I T3| for caah. Stirling whs quoted at 15.99 and an. tail *f old at Ma|38 words
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267 1964-05-16 20 rT^HE price of tin In Penang 1 yesterday was down $1.50 to $527.50 per plcul on an offering estimated unchanged at 235 tens. Tin loet modest ground In thin dealings in London on Thursday more from lack of demand than from267 words
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Article663 1964-05-16 20 ALTHOUGH there waa rather better physical demand during the week the uncertainties regarding the plantation dispute made trading difficult, say H.C.b Co. Ltd? in their current Malayan Rubber Market review. Sellers were very reserved throughout most of the period and have been able to call the663 words
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Article188 1964-05-16 20 (OFFICIAL 0OUTATIONI) May 15. Three months INDUSTRIALS FJoustead 14 eta. M. Bos 27 *ta DuDlops 1* da. M Container!! 1* eta j City Dcv Seta. McAlistrr 15 eta. ll Bmeltara eta. M Invmt. K.aa«l7ct. 0.C.8.C. 22 cts l-r-d. Di«p. 15 ata, Kothnuns li ata, f-'ltzpatncka 14 eta. Robtnjton-188 words
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Article97 1964-05-16 20 MELBOURNE. Prl EADINO INDUSTRIALS con- tinned to ease In another qi'iet market, overall moves were so!»U and about In balance. Mining were quiet, but mostly lov er while loan* were steady e.R a .ii/ii Mount t*» 41/6S N Brokra Bill Moa.) 17 10 Arajiol 11/2 Aunt. 000.97 words
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Advertisement1115 1964-05-16 20 VI KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Paeitio. and Great Lakes/East Canada Service Hnr||on| V'himi S. F'ciSCO H'tli M'riM O'roit C'cago -Miliii«iaia Mara" Tl 23 ]m 7 Jil| 2B Jul, 5 Aaf I Aaf II Aaf 21 Aat Wast Coast of Central South America Servie* Vokosama Li Libertao B'tura l>ui,aquil Cai'ao1,115 words
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Advertisement1085 1964-05-16 20 USIMUa SERVICE INDIA MKISTaN «H0 t SUlr SERVICE H: Frtaiatlt. altlnli. MtlMnrM. Jftaet Tl: MHrji iaa NafiMttnis Pen.ni P. s>am Spon S'pori P. Sham Pinani a»ipft« il tan 11/13 Jim umi jmi RIJUU T%l 4 Jmi i Jaat I Jaw tOMIaLA ll July 11 '14 inly IS/17 Jilf RaIUU 23271,085 words
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Advertisement186 1964-05-16 20 V~^j^^ ORIENT MID-EAST LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE FAST DIRECT SAILINGS FRIM SINGAPORE ANO MALAYA TO CANABIAH ANO U.S. GREAT LAKES PORTS Singapori P. S'Mm Peoang Montrm f.S. "HNOBIA MARTINI" 21/23 May 24,25 Ma, 2S/2I Mat 2* Jaaa S5. "ORIENT TRADER" 22/24 Jull 21/21 Jill 27 21 Jill M Ml S.s.186 words
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Advertisement2171 1964-05-16 21 I^^S (Continued from trace It) SITUATIONS VACANT Here's SS Mln.)— Box tl eta. txtrm REAO the Senior AppoinimeoU Vaunt in The Sunday Mall each week, REFERENCES COPIED (Enlarged or reduced) while you wait. Black's 08 Rohlnson Road 8 pore. APPLICANTS REOUIRE PHOTOCOPIES Tang's reproduce them— lo. Boat Quay, Spore, *****.2,171 words
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Advertisement877 1964-05-16 21 TUITION to Wtrda St (Mln.)— Box M rts. extra ORCHARD DRIVING SCHOOL Experienced English Speaking Instructors Dual-controlled Morris 1100, 1000. Jo; Orchard Road. B'pore Tel: 2P124 PIANO LESSONS Qualified Teacher IL.R.S.M.) with experience gives good foundation to beginners, advanced, practical and Theory Tel. Spore *****. EDUCATION tt Wtrda SS (Mm.)—877 words
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Advertisement800 1964-05-16 21 FOR HIRE M Wordt SS (Mln.)— Box tl eta. txtrm HIRE T.V. only $14.50 monthly. Multivox. 46 Selegie House, spore. ***** FURNITURE For Hire or Hire Purchase at Reasonable Rates. Bin Gee Seng, 81 Rochore Canal Road. Singapore. Tel: *****/*****. TV FOR HIRB at reasonable rates. Sharp, General, Nlvlco H-P800 words
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Advertisement947 1964-05-16 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE 21 Words tS 1 Mln.)— Box U eta. txtrm vespa C( 19(1 good condition $600/--0.n.0. tax/lnsur. paid. Original paint ring Spore ***** Terry after 2.00 p.m. B.M.W. ISETTA Registered January 1962 Four new tyres, Up top condition. $1,000/-. Apply Mr. Tan Tel: (Spore) ***** or *****. 1961947 words
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Advertisement1004 1964-05-16 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE Words U (Mln.)— Box SI eta. txtrm ZEPHYR COUPE 19M recent reapray cream new red hood upholstery excellent condition taxed Insured $1300 o.n o. 113 Dunbar Walk, Singapore 15. LATE INI MINI-MINOR. L/Blue. C/Inaurance. N/Taxed. Beautiful Condition. SS m.p.g. $2,830/- 0.n.0. H.P. Arrangeable. Phone B'pore *****/*****. M.0.T.0.1,004 words
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Advertisement987 1964-05-16 21 FOR SALE tO Wtrda St (Mln.)— Box St ef. txtrm B. A O. T.V. SETS Excellent picture and sound Kastiand Trading Co.. Singapore *****. "MASTERS" FRESH MILK— Try a Free Sample at Weld Supermarket, j Kuala Lumpur today. "SILVERCROSS" PUSHCHAIR "KEYSTONE" projector 110 volt plus transformer. Phone (Spore) *****. LATEST987 words
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Advertisement658 1964-05-16 21 TAILORING tl Wordt SS (Mln.)— Box SO da. txtrm BB (URB OF Good tailoring. West Fnd Tal'or 119 Hill Street. Singapore. Tel: HMf. LADIES DREDS SHOP 20 Worda SS (Mln.)— Box SI ett^txtrm FOR TINY PRICES and top fashion. Nelson's, 179. O chard Road, S'por*. LADIES HAIRDRESSING tl Wtrda SS658 words
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717 1964-05-16 22 EPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS Race One METEOR 111: III: Fancied first time out and ran well up to a stage; has improved. MOUNT OF PERFECTION: Showed promise first time out when fifth to Film Goer 111 over 5Jf; has trained on. GIGOLETTC II: Speedy; went well in a717 words
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1975 1964-05-16 22 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING with BT. Tll(IAH-1$t day gINGAPORE, Fri.— Royal Meadow will bid for his second Summer Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday. This brilliant sprinter is back at his best after a lapse. He scored a smart all-the-way win over1,975 words
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Advertisement908 1964-05-16 22 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK Tenders for the Construction of Pour Blocks of 2 UnlUs Each Class 'G' Quarters for the Prisons De- at Taipin? in Perak Uur.i District, will be received at the office oi the Jurutera Negeri, Prrnk. Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 22nd Muy. 1964 from Contractors908 words
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Advertisement774 1964-05-16 22 NOTICES HONGKONG (SELANGOR) RUBBER, LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a final dividend of 60 per cent (less United Kingdom Income Tax at the Standard Rate of U.S. 9d. in the is proposed for the year ended 31st December, 1963. making a total distribution for the year of 80 per774 words
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Advertisement808 1964-05-16 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA The Rubber rieaearcn Institute oi Malaya invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following posts: Agricultural Economist Applicants should posters an honours aegree in Agricultural Economics or equivalent qualincatlons. Post-graduate tieid experience ol economic research in agriculture is desirable but808 words
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Advertisement806 1964-05-16 22 I NOTICES NOTICE I NOTTCI IS HEREBY OIVKN I that I. Lai Soo Har alias Lai Tuck Chey of No. Lot 701, Gunong Rapat, N.V.. Ipoh have applied for a transfer of a Retail Liquor Licence in respect of premises No. Lot 701. Gunong Rapat, N.V., Ipoh from my mother806 words
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Article, Illustration901 1964-05-16 23 AIK HUANG, KEW SAN BATTLE VAINLY TO KEEP HOPES ALIVE TOKYO, Friday. ]y|ALAYA were knocked out of the Thomas Cup competition by a crushing 7-2 margin by Denmark in the inter-zone semi-finals here today. The Danes, who led 3-1 after the first days' play yesterday, gainedUP - 901 words
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309 1964-05-16 23 TOKYO, Fri.— Thailand beat Japan 6-J in the second lnterzon* semi-final in the Thomas Cup competition here tonight to qualify to meet Denmark in the zone final on Sunday and Monday which will decide the challengers to holders Indonesia. Thailand's victory came inReuter; AP; UPI - 309 words
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435 1964-05-16 23 JACK FINGLETON - Runs galore but no praise for Aussies JACK FINGLETON: CRICKET from Nottingham, Frl. qpWO Australians on their first tour of England, Redpath and Cowper, hit their first centuries here yesterday. And the tourists, declaring at 367 for eight, made their highest score so far, topping 300 for the first time.435 words
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Article283 1964-05-16 23 Mortimore gets the big double ONDON, Pri. John Mortl- more, the Gloucestershire all-rounder, yesterday completed the "big double" of 10.000 runs and 1,000 wickets whan he dismissed Arnold Long of Surrey at the Oval. Mortimore got his 10.000 th run In India during the recent MCC tour. He needed 19Reuter - 283 words
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Article96 1964-05-16 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The P.A. of Malaysia today suspended Robert Choc (Malacca) for six weeks and cautioned Jack Shannon (Singapore Joint Services) ana Fung Cheng Wee (Malacca) for misconduct In the MalaccaJoint Services Malaya Cup match at Malacca on May 3. The three players were ordered96 words
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Article330 1964-05-16 23 Johore spun out for 87 runs SEOAMAT, Frl. Malacca led Johore by 67 runs at toe end of the first day's play In their MCA League cricket match here today The match was scheduled to be played at Kluang but poor ground conditions there caused the change In venue. Malacca330 words
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Article52 1964-05-16 23 S(K I-.K— lpoh Div 1: PCRC 2 Ramblers 2: Div. 2: PWD w.o. Irish Hussars; Div. S: Tamil Yg'sters 4 Kilat 1: PTCSC w.o. HQ Squad Irish Huasars. L. Perak Div. 1 (T Anson > Bagan Datoh 3 Nova Scotia 2 Police match (8g Pat am i Sg Patanl52 words
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Article274 1964-05-16 23 THE WORLD of SPORT 1 rkSLO. Fri Police yesterday ar- rested several antl-apartfrieid demonstrators who tried to climb Into the centre court on the second day of protests against the South Afrtca-Nonvav Davis Cup tie here Police with dogs cordoned off the area and checked allReuter - 274 words
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Article108 1964-05-16 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. The first of three Olympic Games weightllfting trials begin today at the Chlnwoo stadium with four lifters from Singapore bidding for place* in the Malaysian team. The Singapore lifters are Tan Howe Liang, the 1060 Olympic Games lightweight silver medallist Chuah Phung Kirn108 words
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Article53 1964-05-16 23 TELUK ANSON, Pri— Mohamad Isa Saidon. 25. of Teluk Anson headquarters, became the champion athlete In the Lower Perak Drainage and Irrigation Department meet here today. He was first in the 100. 200 and 400 metres events. Teluk Anson DID Headquarters, with 51 points, were53 words
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264 1964-05-16 23 JEGA AIMS TO DO A FAST 100 AT K.L. TOMORROW ATHLETICS SINGAPORE, Pri. Malaysian ace sprinter M Jegathesan starts out on the Olympick trail on Sunday when he competes in an allcomers meet at Kuala Lumpur, writes Ernest Frida. Sunday's meet Is the first of a series of meets arranged264 words
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Article106 1964-05-16 23 SINGAPORE, Frt. The Slngapore Olympic and Sports Council will meet on May 25 to decide whether they should disband or continue lo function as a co-ordinating body for Singapore sport Some members feel that the SOtjC should be dissolved following the formation of the Olympic Council of106 words
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Article336 1964-05-16 23 Referee players attacked by fans MALAYA CUP JOHORE 1 SPORE 1 SINGAPORE, Frl. Refere* Sarban Singh of Penang was escorted by Police out of Jalan Besar stadium tonight when angry spectators attacked him after Johore and Singapore played a 1-1 draw In their Malaya Cup soccer match. A section of336 words
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Article89 1964-05-16 23 PERLIS 1 KELANTAN 3 KANGAR, Fri. Kelantan took their chances well to gain a convincing 3-1 win over Perils in their Mr.lajM Cup tie here today. Playing before a home crowd of 5.000. Perils put up a hard fight lo Kelantan to a 1-0 lead at half-time, the89 words
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Advertisement68 1964-05-16 23 lt? i r iX^**^ ANOTHER fINE V!>Ss*^ PRODUCT OF MISTOI-MYERS CO. .NeW YORK N Y.US A. ♦in convenknt fcmls of 2 bottus of 12,36,100 tauets BAMBOO" CURTAINS NANYANC TRADING RUBBER GOODS NEXT TO ODtON THEATBE 081 VOOa LATEST HITS B; Top Popular Sinter* ihnrli<h Mandarin. Cantonese. Hokklrnl FR<»M TELKTRON (M)68 words
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Advertisement145 1964-05-16 23 I il •> o o I I PAN °RAMIcVISION model 783-E 23 inches Sup«r-»lim cabinet styling. Classic, «l«<j«nt lint*. Walnut piano finish cabinet "C*scod«" circuit resulting in very SPARE PARTS SERVICE •Panoramic Vision picture tub* with p*rsp*x protection. fULLY GUARANTEED Autosynchro: electronic regulation rendering set unafltcted by disturbance. BMI^ B^145 words
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Miscellaneous117 1964-05-16 23 TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES BOXING Malaysian national BADMINTON S'tjor BA nochampionships (Stadium Negara) vices c'ships (SBA hall). 3 pjn. and 8.30 p.m. SOCCER SAFA Dl» 3B: WFimnJFTiNO Maiavan Junlor AA R^ Course Otd; AmaW WeirtUliftinT A«Sc?a Katon v Semboyan: Halkowyu Amateur Welßhtliftng Associa- >A y star g^e,.^ A Ra^,, b m117 words
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Article, Illustration65 1964-05-16 24 MACAO BUILDS SECOND GROUP OF LANDING SHIPS FOR INDONESIA SHOWN here are seven landing craft launched l«st week in Macao and awaiting shipment to Indonesia. This is the second group of landing craft built in Macao this year for Indonesia. Officials of the construction company declined65 words
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Article65 1964-05-16 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. Several models will be on almost round-the-clock duty to pose for photograpny enthusiasts at the fourth Singapore Foto Pair at the Vlclona. Memorial Hall tomorrow and Sunday, the last two days of the week-long 15th Singapore International Salon of Photography. There will also65 words
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Article373 1964-05-16 24 LONDON, Fri. It was the best day of the week in the 6tock markets. The overnight election results provided a boost at the outset. And when the Bury St. Edmunds result came up just belore midday, as the markets were beginning to nag. prices were373 words
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Article49 1964-05-16 24 LONDON. Fri.—Spot 20-11/16d-. June 20-11 16d.. July 20 4c Aug. 20-13 16d., July Sept. 20-:3 16d., Oct. Dec. 20-13 16d Jan. Mar. 20-13 16d., Apr. June 20-i3 16d.. July Sept. 20-13 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20-13 16d elf. May 20-9 16d June 20-9 16d.. July 20'2d. Tone: Fully steady.49 words
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Article25 1964-05-16 24 LONDON. Fri Buyers £1043. tellers C 1044. Forward buyer* £1041. sellers £1042. Settlement £1044. Turnover a.m. 115 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet, p.m cloaed.25 words
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229 1964-05-16 24 Stephens: Lopez can succeed if Sock is sincere CINGAPORE, Fri. The Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, today expressed the hope that "something will come out" of the mission of Mr. Lopez. President Macapagal's special envoy, to try to end the Malaysia crisis. Dato Stephens added: "It all depends229 words
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Article223 1964-05-16 24 108 BY MOORE EARNS A DRAW LONDON. Fri. The Australian* and Nottinghamshire drew their threeday game here today. Final monk Notts 96 and CTfe 6 fBoIUB 77, Mboro 108 noK Australians 3U7-* dec. Barry Jarman. the Australian rclok.etkeep«r. held four match™ in Notts' second Innings, to make a total ofReuter - 223 words
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Article45 1964-05-16 24 SINGAPORE. Fi-i.— A Singapore tugboat, the Salvonia. is now towing towards Singapore from Duncun in Trengganu, a German freighter, the 10.000-ion Christian Runs, crippled oy engine trouble five days ago. The two ships are expected to reach here on 'Sunday morning.45 words
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Advertisement138 1964-05-16 24 SANYO 7® SANYO •Silt !»■<>•» transistor vadio with a permanent battery First in the World! Self-contained Nickel-Cadnium Batteries produce Everlasting Beautiful Sound! Strongest output and Sharpest sensitivity among this si -c of radio! And yet this Nickel-Cadnium batteries can be recharged SOO times giving it a useful life of 10138 words
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Advertisement123 1964-05-16 24 YTate CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $10 (minimum) SCHUMACHER: To Sylvia and Phillip a daughter at Mount Alvemia on 15-5-64. Both will. Grateful thank* to doctor and staff. ANITA: To Tangam and Krljh. a daughter. ai*ter to Anand and Lata on 14-5-64 at Buklt Best Hospital. Thanka to K.S. Dhlllon and Staff.123 words
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Miscellaneous41 1964-05-16 24 IIIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malayu and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m. yesurdny. Ili2ln-.l I im.-l Kuala Lumpur 93 Kota Bharu 91 73 PenaiiK 86 73 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 TS Singapore 86 7341 words
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