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Title Section24 1964-07-17 1 NATIONAL MP9 A| Y SEWERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 lite***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JULY <17, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73124 words
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Article745 1964-07-17 1 ALLINGTON KENNARD - ALLINGTON KENNARD Indonesia condemned C'WEALTH PREMIERS BACK TENGKU'S EFFORTS TO PRESERVE MALAYSIA'S SOVEREIGNTY, INDEPENDENCE, INTEGRITY From LONDON, Thursday Hopes of a political settlement TO the physical support for Malaysia which Britain, Australia and New Zealand are giving is now added the sympathy and moral support of the745 words
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103 1964-07-17 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Reports of steppedup Soviet military aid to Indonesia will he examined at the Anzus Pact Council meeting tomorrow and during the official visit here by Tengku Abdul Rahman, diplomatic sources said today. The Tengku is due to arrive here nextReuter - 103 words
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304 1964-07-17 1 Three hundred neighbours put out fire on hut during curfew hours PENANG. Thursday. AFTER two nights' curfew, the situation in Bukit Mertajam is "showing signs of improvement" and "there is less tension today and more goodwill," the Chief Police Officer. Mr. J.J. Raj Sr.. told304 words
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Article55 1964-07-17 1 KARACHI. Thurs. A flveniember Austrian expedition has scaled the previously unconquered 24.090 feet high Momhi Sar Peak in Pakistan's Karakorum Range, it was reported today. In a letter to Radio Pakistan. the team leader Hans Schell said they conquered the peak on June--29 and wereReuter - 55 words
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Article47 1964-07-17 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An escape bid by a handcuffed young detainer this evening failed when he was re-arrested by two police officers at Moonstone Lane after a short chase. The detainee had been arrested in connection with a recent robbery in Kirn Turn Road.47 words
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Article, Illustration374 1964-07-17 1 Sabotage bid by Indons on CEB pylon foiled by one strong leg EXPLOSION AT MIDNIGHT DURING THUNDERSTORM: SUPPLIES NOT AFFECTED MALACCA, Thurs. Indonesian nboteun tried to blow up, but only damaged, one of the Central "Electricity Board's $i:>.(M)O pylons at Pulau (ia dong, about live miles from fiere, early this374 words
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Article49 1964-07-17 1 LONDON. Thurs— Mr. R. A. Bullet, the British Foreign Secretary, will fly to Moscow on July 27 for his first ever visit to the Soviet Union, officials said here today. The officials said that the details of hi- programme had yet to be announced. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article23 1964-07-17 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Atomic Energy Commission iAECi today exploded a lowoield nuclear device at its underground test site in Nevada.— UPl.23 words
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Article, Illustration12 1964-07-17 1 and No. 2 for big battle in November See Page 3 Goldwater12 words
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Article192 1964-07-17 1 'No retreat for Indonesia now TUI ANILA. Thurs. Indo- nesia has gone too far in its "crush Malaysia" campaign to suddenly pull back now, according to an Australian newspaper publisher. Sir John Williams, managing director of the Melbourne Herald group of newspapers, told newsman on his arrival here last night192 words
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254 1964-07-17 1 NANYANG 'PURGE': 102 STUDENTS EXPELLED SINGAPORE, Thurs..— The bi g security clean-up at Nanyang University is continuing with the expulsion of 102 undergraduates as the latest move. All these undergrade have been informed by the five-man pro-tern administration committee of the university that their presence on the campus was not254 words
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Article, Illustration206 1964-07-17 1 elected head of Soviet Union Mikoyan MOSCOW. Thurs. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, Mr. Khrushchev's chief trouble shooter, became President of the Soviet Union today in a major political reshuffle. Election of the 68-year-old Armenian, a carpenter's son who once trained to be a priest, vyas seen' as part of a complicated206 words
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Article35 1964-07-17 1 LAOS OFFENSIVE VIENTIANE. Thurs Pro Communist Pathct I. an today laun< Iwd ■irons offensive with '.000 men against Mnung Suoi. largest neutralist stroimhnlt! in strategic Plain of Jars, th* Drfrnce Ministry her** announced.35 words
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AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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412 1964-07-17 2 Russians ask Chinese to agree to an early international conference JHE Soviet Union has formally challenged Peking to agree to an interna- i Uonal conference of Communist parties as soon as possible. In a letter to the Chine.-c dated June 15 andReuter - 412 words
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129 1964-07-17 2 CONGO NOT TO TAKE PART IN AFRICAN SUMMIT T EOPOLUVII.iI Thurs. —The Congolese Government said last night it will not take part in the African "summit" which begins in Cairo tomorrow "because of the atmosphere there." The Congolese Government communique said the journey of the Premier. Mr. Tshombe. and PresidentReuter - 129 words
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Article37 1964-07-17 2 LEOPOLDVILLE. Thurs. Antoine Gizenga. Communist-backed separatist leader of the 1961 Stanleyville ROvernment. has been freed after two and a half years of "administrative detention" on Bula-Bumba Island in the mouth of the Congo River. A.P.AP - 37 words
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870 1964-07-17 2 AND TO BUILD A SOCIETY OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND NO DISCRIMINATION LONDON, Thurs. The Commonwealth Prime Ministers said last night in a communique they had agreed that the Commonwealth had a particular role to play in the search for solutions to inter-racial problemsReuter - 870 words
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Article54 1964-07-17 2 TAIPEH, Thurs.— Mr. Liberada D. Cayco. Philippines Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs, arrived here today for a six-day visit at the invitation of the Chinese Nationalist Government. He was met at the airport by the Philippines Ambassador, Mr. Narciso Ramos, and the Nationalist Vice Foreign Minister.54 words
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175 1964-07-17 2 Sir Alec: Never any question of a walk-out in spite of difficulties LONDON. Thurs. Sir Alec Douglas-Home said here last night there was never any question of a "walk-out" at the conference. The Commonwealth Prime Ministers had derided that whatever differences there might be, they would talk them out. SirReuter - 175 words
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Advertisement176 1964-07-17 2 Advertisement \s%/s r YIfOMEN everywhere are using the new shampoo that gives their hair the "Peek-in" Glow of beauty the delightful translucence ;ou see when looking Into the depths ot amber or a prec'ous stone it Is not a glitter not a polish, not a shimmer, b it something far176 words
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Miscellaneous35 1964-07-17 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby t P6AP y-^ (JyOy /TWIN* \©U'LL Ofi <J S U P E A frgfeT fVOU LCPT ttXJC MANOGAS) /I OiOHT 6&H&\ Vj ON TOE COUNTERy-^ t*A W AND BAG J35 words
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174 1964-07-17 3 Underworld search for 'Jack the Stripper' T ONDON, Thurs.— Scotland Yard combed London's underworld last night seeking a suspected "Jack the Stripper" who may have murdered five prostitutes and left them naked. Reports circulated that other prostitutes, fearful that he might strike again, flocked to the police to give information174 words
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191 1964-07-17 3 Britain will explode nuclear device in Nevada WASHINGTON. Thurs.— A British nuc!ea r device will be exploded in an underground test at the U.S. teat site in Nevada in the near future, the Atomic Energy Commission announced yesterday. The AEC said that the U.S. and British Governments "are satisfied thatReuter - 191 words
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Article62 1964-07-17 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The United Stales has made a strong protest to the Soviet Union Muun.bt the slapping of a U.S. Army officer by an East German policeman in Ea.si Berlm on Sunday, the State Department said yesterday. The spokesman said the United States regarded the strikineAP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration637 1964-07-17 3 A 883-VOTE WIN ON Ist COUNT for GOLD WATER Chairman of Republican National Committee, Miller of New York to be running mate fH E Republican Party last night chose Senator Barry Goldwater as its candidate to run for president. The 55-year-old conservative from Arizona, who will fight President Lyndon JohnsonReuter; AP; UPI - 637 words
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Article, Illustration232 1964-07-17 3 Marples accuses U.S. shipping authority of interference LONDON Thursday. ORITAIN'S Transport Minister, Mr. Ernest MarD pies, last night attacked the American Federal Maritime Corr.mission for "acting as if the United States has the right to *egulaif the affair* of the world as a whole He was asking the House ofReuter - 232 words
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135 1964-07-17 3 YfORE than 100,000 Br: iTI on strike today bringi already jammed by a go LONDON. Thursday, itish postal workers went Ing total stoppage of mails -slow. Union officials said the strike was virtually total. Millions of letters were piled ud In sorting offices acrossAP - 135 words
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Article38 1964-07-17 3 MOSCOW. Thurs.— A Japanese Socialist Party delegation headrd by the party general secretary. Mr. Tomomi Narita. left for home toI day after spending two weeks in the Soviet Union, the Soviet news agency Tass said ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article24 1964-07-17 3 MOSCOW Thurs. The Soviet Union yesterday launched the 35th satellite in its Cosmos series to study conditions in outer space. -UPI.UPI - 24 words
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177 1964-07-17 3 WOMAN, 23, IN GOOD HEALTH WITH CHIMP'S KIDNEYS E W ORLEANS, 11 Thurs Tulane University reported today that a young woman, whose failing kidneys were replaced by chimpanzee, k i c n c y s six months ago. was in pood health and living a near-normal life. Doctors at theUPI - 177 words
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75 1964-07-17 3 Cadet dies after forced march in sun THE HAGUE, Thurs. A 26-year-old sergeant cadet of the Dutch Royal military Academy at Breda died in hospital after collapsing following a three-mile forced march in the heat/ Two others, who collapsed, haw recovered. The death of the sergeant cadet, .J. A. MeerdinkReuter - 75 words
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72 1964-07-17 3 MONTREAL. Thurs.— Llse Dager.ais. 21. who had been In coma since a traffic accident 12 years ago, is dead. Her nurse said yesterday the girl died on Monday after growing steadily weaker since spring. She had been in coma since suffering brainAP - 72 words
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110 1964-07-17 3 New firing around castle in Cyprus VI CO SI A. Thurs. 111 Heavy firing broke cut in the Kyre n i a mountain range area around St. Hillarion castle yesterday for the third successive day. A United Nations spokesman, answering questions, said there had been a "deterioration in the situation"Reuter - 110 words
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Article27 1964-07-17 3 LONDON. Thurs. Nearly 8,000 guests yesterday attended the first garden party given this season by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Buckingham Palace.— UPl.27 words
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Advertisement342 1964-07-17 3 GRAND ANNUAL SALE MAISON MARIE LADIES HURRY!! LAST FEW DAYS! TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS ON BLOUSES, SKIRTS, COT i On STRETCH SLACKS, C'WIMSUITS, SPORTS WEAR, LINGERIE, EVENING BAGS, GLOVES, HATS, SHOES, JEWELLERY, ETC. SPECIAL OFFER ON STRAW BAGS JUST UNPACKED AT 54.90 EACH. AFTERNOON, COCKTAIL EVEhiNG DRESSES GOING AT HALF PRICE QUARTER342 words
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Miscellaneous289 1964-07-17 3 Straits Times Crossword HI IB iiV BBr~i^ ACROSS S. Duck that might lay an egg 4. Kipling character will take right Instead of left (8). time when he's Inside (8). 6. Time to deal in a reaction8. Kipling character, possibly ary way with an aspiration corny. (6). <si. 9. ...His289 words
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93 1964-07-17 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs —An Industry which began as a two-man enterprise *and now employs 113 workers, is to have a new factory at Tanjong Rhu to replace Its premises. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. who laid the foundation stone for the new93 words
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Article249 1964-07-17 4 Traders lured by 'help' cries at sea Two savagely slashed, robbed and set adrift off Bedok SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Singaporebound traders were savagely beaten to semi unconsciousness by four men after being lured by a false alarm for help in the the sea off Bedok late last night.249 words
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Article242 1964-07-17 4 PLUCKY VICTIM GRAPPLES WITH ONE AfTER CHASE: —POLICE CAPTURE A MAN- SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three daggerarmed robbers were chased first by one of their victims, and later by two police officers along Tiong Bahru Road yesterday afternoon. The plucky victim, Chan Fong Lum, a 44-year-old clerk, grabbed one of242 words
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Article176 1964-07-17 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The British Ambassador to Indonesia, Sir Andrew Gilchrist, said here today that there was "no immediate cause for alarm" over latest political and military developments in this region. This, he said, was borne out by the fact that both he and the U.176 words
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237 1964-07-17 4 'Out to cheat 9 wife allegation denied SINGAPORE, Thurs. A former taxi-driver, Ong Leong Kuch, 62, who alleges that he and his wife had been Jointly cheated by a "smart" petitionwriter, denied in a district court today a defence allegation that he himself had also been "out to cheat" his237 words
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Article84 1964-07-17 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Rev. Dr. C. C. Burnett, an American evangelist. Hew mio Singapore last night for a series of evangelical meetings. He will speak at the Bethel Assembly of Uod in Palm Grove Avenue on Saturday at 730 p m. On Sunday he will speak84 words
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Article416 1964-07-17 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THK following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport of Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Lino: From Tokyo. Hong Kong. Bangkok (JL. 715) 6.15 p.m. Malaysian Alrwayi: From Kuala Lumpur (ML 025) 6.45 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 027) 9.05 p.m.; from416 words
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Article, Illustration127 1964-07-17 5 He mastered Malay by reading the Berita Harian KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— One of the four main speakers in the Berita Harian Forum on the problems in the study of the national language to be held at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka hall here on Sunday night mastered the language by127 words
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Article64 1964-07-17 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Police are Investigating the report of a bar waitress, who said four men took her for a ride on Tuesday night nnd raped her on the beach at Bedok. The waitress, who works In a Batch Road bar, said the four men had64 words
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Article, Illustration369 1964-07-17 5 Khir: We admire the guts of the border people —CHEQUES GIVEN TO VICTIMS OF AGGRESSION I/UCHING, Thurs. 1V The peace along Sarawak's border witn Indonesia had been broken not by Indonesian Borneans. but by thugs and bullies hired by Indonesia's Javanese Government, said the acting Minister of Information and Broadcasting,369 words
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110 1964-07-17 5 UUTTERWORTH. Thurs. The Royal Australian Air Force base here recently passed the hat round and raised $700 to buy two wheel-chairs for tubercular patients in the TB settlement at Pulau Jerejak. a small Island between Penang and Province Wellesley. The presentation was made this110 words
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110 1964-07-17 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs— An assistant boiler attendant at a brewery, Ahmad bin Haji Dolalim, 47, was acouitted and discharged by a magistrate's court of causing hurt to his former colleague. Martie bin Mastan, by a corrosive substance sodium hydroxide. The magistrate, Mr. Khoo Hin110 words
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313 1964-07-17 5 SEREMBAN, Thursday. J^EGRI SEMBILAN'S 480 -acre industrial site costing $44 million will be completed foi use by early next year, and industrialists may apply for factory sites as from October this year. The industrial site is only one-fifth of a 2,200--acres project that includes313 words
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94 1964-07-17 5 Estate man acquitted in rape case IPOH, Thurs. Manuel Joseph David. 33, a conductor on Sungei Chenah Estate, Trolak, charged with raping his 13-year-old servant girl in his home on Nov. 18 last year, was acquitted by the Hlgn court here yesterday. David, who was represented by Mr. D. D.94 words
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Article39 1964-07-17 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— While a housewife, Mrs. Peggy Wallsworth. and her family were away from their home in Sunridge Park Road yesterday morning burglars broke In and stole a television set. transistor radio and jewellery, altogether worth $1,205.39 words
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286 1964-07-17 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— The 10,000--strong Transport Workers Union. Malaya, today warned six transport companies that if they did not meet the union's demands for increased wages and improved working conditions within 10 days, strike action would be taken. Notices of286 words
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Miscellaneous25 1964-07-17 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I l_ S I DINERS COST ME I QUICKEST Ww? 2 KNOW ni^i^*ZT y IT EMPTY TH' JOINT I ina»alto«|25 words
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312 1964-07-17 6 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON By Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. AN equal pay row in reverse is brewing between the Amalgamated Union of Government Clerical and Allied Services and the Government. This time the men involved are expected to have an easier victory312 words
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Article43 1964-07-17 6 PEKAN. Thurs. John Choonft Chong Lip, 29. was charged in the Magistrate's Court with possessing ammunition 20 bullets and 12 shotgun catridges. He pleaded guilty and sentence was postponed to July 30. Choong was allowed bail of $2,000.43 words
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Article41 1964-07-17 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Burglars ransacked a Holland Park flat on Tuesday night, and took away 13 000 worth of properly belonging to Mr. W. J. M. Warden. The burglary was discovered at dawn yesterday, when the cook arrived.41 words
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138 1964-07-17 6 Employee intimidated, allegation by councillor \f ALACCA. Thurs. An Alliance Municipal Councillor. Mr. J. L. <!•• Cruz, last night called for an inquiry into an allegation that the Municipal Council Engineer had intimidated an employee of his department to extract a confession from him. Speaking at last night's monthly meeting138 words
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Article30 1964-07-17 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd. will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a cocktail party at its premises tomorrow from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.30 words
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219 1964-07-17 6 Gift eyes give sight to two blind men SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two Singapore blind men today had their first glimpse of the world around them. Conical graft operations carried out three weeks ago have been a complete success. The men were able to see when their stitches were removed at the219 words
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Article67 1964-07-17 6 SINGAPORE. Tliurs. The board of inquiry into the dispute oetwecn the Singapore Medical Services Union and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees nn the question of union representation of nurses in the Government and in the City Council will resume hearing on Wednesday at 10 a.m.67 words
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Article65 1964-07-17 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Miss Gladys Dodds. senior consultant in obbte'trics and gynaecology at the Hackney Hospital. London, who is on her way home after acting as external examiner in obstetrical and gynaecology examinations in Hons Kong, is now in Singapore on a five-day visit. She will speak65 words
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Article143 1964-07-17 6 ANOTHER CHOLERA CASE IN MALACCA I^UALA LUMPUR Thurs. Another case of cholera was reported in Malacca today bringing the total in the state to two. The case, a confirmed carrier, had born admitted to the General Hospital. Thrp' 1 w h cases were re- poried in Trcngganu and four in143 words
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107 1964-07-17 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A police party led by InsDector Gurpal Singh, of the Commercial Crimes Section, yesterday raided a house in Lorong 17. Geylang Road, and seized a large quantity of sewing machine spare Darts, believed to be locally manufactured, but illegally bearing107 words
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Article54 1964-07-17 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Th« Singapore Aim-Tuberculosis Association collected $23,861 from a flag day on June 27. A spokesman from Sata today expressed the association's appreciation to contributors for their "sympathy generosity and goodwill in providing the association with the wherewithal to carry on with Its battle54 words
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185 1964-07-17 6 \TALACCA, Thurs. The 1 Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghaffar Wn Baba, has appealed to Chinese, especially those living In new villages, not to remain apart but io mix and co-operate with the other races. "If you continue to remain in solitude the185 words
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Miscellaneous140 1964-07-17 6 «o/i Bff V.T. Hamlin tW e S?*?i£fi rSt sj^Z£ > *L **2!l?!!!*£C£ i l GiffS J JUST IMAGINE HOW \...<<ETSHeU.KGLAI>> ->. I iMf 1 bSSi vS /wJsUS* ***^SSJSHi R ""^id I «uwß>seD little a: I too, kayiu* a big- that* sumpinX I him FJUEND JSSPrJX? N^** INESS/^vS- ;^Ssl V 6I140 words
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Article, Illustration1434 1964-07-17 7 ROBERT DEBB MEINL - Voodoo Premier ROBERT DEBB MEINL by SOME months Bgo, ;i representative of Dr. Francois Duvalier, who ascended lo Ihili's lifetime presidency kisl month, is said to have visited the Kennedy tomb in Arlington. His errand, on direct orders from "Pap Doc." was to secure a hit of earth, a withered1,434 words
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Obituary49 1964-07-17 8 t* Word* lit (Minimum) •2 widow or Iste I.im Kirn Pong passed away peacefully on 1.V7-64 leaving behind 1U sons. 3 daugbtera. I dmiKhters-lnlav.. M urand children, to mourn her loss Cortege leaving 198 I>eita Avenue. Bpore-3 on 17-7-84. 2.4 ft p.m. for st Bernadatts Church, thence '<> bldadari49 words
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Article83 1964-07-17 8 it Wmr*» tit (MUdmmm) MR. ANO MRS. Mutha Kanoo thank relatives and friendii for their kind condolences, attendance at the funeral of their mother. THE FAMILY OF tbe late Mr. Teoh Choo Lft thank all frtewU and relation* for wreath!), loan of can, attendance and assistance rendered at the83 words
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The Straits Times Friday, July 17, 1964. Success In London
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Article383 1964-07-17 8 Now that Senator Barry Goldwater has been nominated Republican candidate for the American presidency, the world would do well to close its eyes and ears to the inevitable alarums from the United States in the next few weeks. Otherwise it might fall into the trap of believing that383 words
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Article123 1964-07-17 8 The Ministry of Commerce and Industry could not be expected to go further than advising the public not to pay more for sugar. Although quantitative import restrictions were imposed last month, it has announced, present stocks are far greater than usual and traders have "no justification whatsoever" for123 words
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Article3321 1964-07-17 8 J"HIS is the full text of the final communique of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference: The meeting of Commonwealth Prime Ministers ended today. Pakistar.. Ghana, Tanganyika and Zanzibar were represented by their presidents. Britain. Canada, Australia. New Zealand, Ceylon, Malaysia Nigeria. Sierra Leone! Trinidad and Tobago Uganda. Kenya3,321 words
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304 1964-07-17 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs A flre engine driver, Kishen Singh, 38, who Tailed to stop at a halt, sign when on an emer- j gency call, was today found guilty of causing j the death of a naval! officer by negligent driving. The Second304 words
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116 1964-07-17 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A former detective, Lav Yue Koy alias Lan Ec Kooi. was tentatively charged in a magistrate's court this afternoon with using a .38 Webley revolver in a house at Smith Street yesterday morning. He appeared in court with his right forearm in plaster.116 words
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Article419 1964-07-17 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Abdul Rahman to visit America to find out for himself what qualifications should be recognised THE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, will visit the United States some time in September to ascertain for himself how many and what kind419 words
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194 1964-07-17 9 Father of seven weeps as court frees him TPOH, Thurs.— A father of seven. Othman bin Salleh. 44. wept when he walked out of the High Court here today a free man after he had been sentenced to three months Jail lor an offence on his step-daughter. He was (reed194 words
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Article88 1964-07-17 9 Constable Lau buried in Muar MUAR, Thurs. Police Constable Lou Ah Swee, 27, who was found dead with two bullet wounds in his chest at his Queenstown quarters in Singapore on Sunday, was buried at the Chinese cemetery here. Among those who attended the funeral were his 24-year-old fiancee, friends88 words
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Article85 1964-07-17 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Five persons were today chanted In a magistrate's court with Rang robbery at Balestier Road, in front of (tie Indian Association at 1.35 ajn yesterday The five Chong Ah Lett. 16. Oan Chip You, 18. Law Liang Ohee. 16. Heng Chia Sun. 16.85 words
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Article, Illustration84 1964-07-17 9 rw a s "autograph time" at Singapore's National Theatre on Wednesday evening, at the end of the graduation ceremony of 756 nurses, midwives, dental nurses and assistants. The wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, lon Puan Noor Aisba, smiling- ly obliged newly -qualified nurses withAli ViiMif - 84 words
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Article49 1964-07-17 9 IPOH, Thurs. Kight detonators, for use in warning trains to stop in the event of an emergency, were stolen from the railway station here vestrrday. A bag containing the detonators had been left by a guard, Tahir bin Hamzah, 41, on a bench on the platform.49 words
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222 1964-07-17 9 Stage set to plan for urban housing: Minister PENANG. Thurs. The stage was now set for greater attention to be paid to housing in the urban areas, the Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Kh aw Khai Boh. said here today. "We hope to have a crash programme for222 words
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48 1964-07-17 9 SINGAPORE, 'Hiuni. The Singapore Medical Association here has expressed its opposition to the "suitability certi/lcf tes" Bill passed by the Malaysian Parliament on Tuesday. The SMA. In a statement to th« Press, said that the powers provided by the Bill were open to abm*48 words
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232 1964-07-17 9 'DON'T PAY MORE FOR SUGAR' ADVICE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs THE Ministry of Commerce and Industry has advised housewives not pay more than what they are already paying for sugar. In a statement, the Ministry says there are about 29,000 tons of sugar In stock and there is no justification for232 words
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96 1964-07-17 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. RAF (Malaya) Is lookIng for men between 18 and 32 years old to be trained as tradesmen. Applicants must have passed at least Form II and must be able to speak and write a fairly high standard of English. They should96 words
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Advertisement136 1964-07-17 9 ihe big difference h RELIABILITY MoM 23K122 2T* OTVt watchword that gu.de* tke skilled bo«d* a* Motorola craftsmen in every fecet of TV construction is $REU ABILITY. From beginning to and, cheek after check for reliability ii mada by highly trained Motorola technicians. This dedication to reliability is your assurance136 words
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Advertisement21 1964-07-17 9 TOP SALT TABLE n superfine H|-.hib»3« < pure whitein the kitchen or at the table BE SURE IT'S PURE BUY SAXA SAL£21 words
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Miscellaneous682 1964-07-17 9 f 'f QADIO Pictlon; 11.00 News; 11.05 The KADIU SINbAfUKt Sound Of Jaa! n3O SHORTWAVE SERVICES: We Ooodnißht; 12.00 Close. 41 and 25 metre, RADIO MALAYSIA MKDIUM WAVE SERVICES: i-a r NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 4.6 moires SERVICES: 41.7 and 60.2 metre* A.M.. b.uO Good Murning. 6.01 AM.: 6.00 Prog. Summary; Morning682 words
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Article, Illustration152 1964-07-17 10 MR. R. BERGERON (above), sales delegate of Parfums Christian Dior. Paris, which is famed for creating perfumes as well as fashions, visited Singapore during his fourth annual world tour, during which he launched the new perfume. Diorling. Diorling, an addition to the popular line152 words
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Article264 1964-07-17 10 WORK BEGINS AT PL YWOOD FACTORY THK South Hast Asw Lumber Corporation Ltd., which has spent million in putting up a factory at the Tasek industrial site in Ipoh to produce plywood and veneer, started production on Tuesday. The company, which has pioneer status, was formed early last year with264 words
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Article164 1964-07-17 10 VINAC WINS HONOUR IN EXPORTS rpHE Vincent Chemical Co. A of Sydney, makers of •Vinac' 1 tablets, has won the Associated Chambers ot Manufacturers of Australia and the Australian Department of Trade and Industry award for outstanding export achievement, the company's Malaysian sales manager, Mr. J. Pearce, of Kuala Lumpur,164 words
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Article179 1964-07-17 10 Success for Malaysian timbers WITH the cost of house repairs and improvements going up and up in Britain, more and more people are adopting the do-it-yourself method. One of the results has been to popularise timber imported from Malaysia. Attention is drawn to this in the current issue of the179 words
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Article24 1964-07-17 10 The Bcholl medical research departments are at London and Chicago, headquarters of the parent company, not Jakarta, as inadvertently stated on Tuesday.24 words
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Article, Illustration70 1964-07-17 10 MR. N. L. FAKES (above), chairman of the Shell Group companies operating in Malaysia, has returned with Mrs. Fakes and their two children from two and a half months' leave in Britain and Europe. Mr. J. Nettelfleld. who has been acting chairman during Mr. Fakes' absence, has70 words
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209 1964-07-17 10 THE Reader's Digest will begin publication of a Chinese edition in March next year, Mr. Pierre de Lussigny, vice-president and general manager for the Far East, has announced. The Chinese edition will be distributed in Hong Kong, Formosa. Malaysia. Thailand the Philippines, Japan. Vietnam, Cambodia.209 words
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Article, Illustration256 1964-07-17 10 t?SSO Standard Malaya Ltd. has announced the appointment of two local executives to managerial positions. They are Mr. Wu Chi Hoong. who will be cost and methods manager, and Mr Khor Chin Ooh. office manager of the Central Malaya district. Their promotions are in line wilh256 words
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Article74 1964-07-17 10 The 1964 edition of Mining Annual Review has now been published. It will be circulated free to all subscribers to Mining Journal and Mining Magazine. To others the price is 275. 6d. postage paid, and may be obtained from the Mining I Journal. 15 Wilson Stitet, London74 words
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Article, Illustration259 1964-07-17 10 MALAYSIAN banks should develop services to tap the vast resources in the hands of women. Mr. T. A. Pai. one of India's leading bankers. urged in Penang. Many women, he said, held their savings in gold ■'This can be turned to good BM259 words
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Article, Illustration150 1964-07-17 10 FELT, TEXTILES MANAGER MR. SEET KIM CHUAN, 43 (above), recently appointed area manager in Singapore for Felt and Textiles (Far East) Ltd., is scheduled to fly to Australia and New Zealand on July 21 for an intensive threeweek training programme, visiting the factories of Felt and Textiles in Australia and150 words
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Advertisement321 1964-07-17 10 U NATIONAL PANASONIC RADIO De-Luxe 5 bond 8 transistor table radio. Highly polished attractive wooden cabinet. Two 6V2" PM dynamic speakers. Push burton band selectors. Magic eye for pin point tuning. Also acts as battery life indicator. Operates only on 6 torchlight batteries. (UM-1). NATIONAL QUALITY PRODUCTS ARE BACKED BY:321 words
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Advertisement216 1964-07-17 10 QANUSmCAMO Qantas t.tkes constant care of cargo to deliver your goods in A-l condition. DIRECT (LANTAS 707 V JETS TO: Europe and the U.K.: (6 Flights week.) Australia: (5 Flights a week.) Specify Qantas to your Air Cargo Agent or contact Malaysian Air* ways Limited, General Sales agents for Qantas,216 words
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415 1964-07-17 11 CHANGES IN PLANS TO HELP THE JOBLESS SINGAPORE, Thursday. r |^HE Singapore Government has decided to take certain steps in view of the findings of its recent review of the arrangements made to assist workers laid off as a result of the Indonesian confrontation.415 words
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119 1964-07-17 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Public Utilities Board's Scudai waterworks in Johore will be named after the Sultan of Johore and will be opened by him when it is ready. The opening date has not yet been fixed. Barring unforeseen snags, the Scudai119 words
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Article44 1964-07-17 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Soris«l Affairs, Inche Othman bin Wok. will open a mosque In Jalan Timun, off Jalan Eunos, at 12.30 p.m. tomorrow. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. and all Malay Assemblymen will also be present.44 words
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Article126 1964-07-17 11 Builder is ordered to sign bond IPOH, Thurs.— A Duilding subcontractor. Ooi Chair Choon. 29, was ordered to sign a good behaviour bond In $500 for 12 months by the Sessions Court here today. He pleaded guilty to fradulently using a cheque which be knew or had reason to believe126 words
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Article41 1964-07-17 11 TAIPING. Thurs. Kum Lung Ktviig, a member of the Socialist Front and Lian Chuen Loy. both 25. who were detained by the Special Branch last month, have been released. They had been detained under the Internal Security Act.41 words
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Article44 1964-07-17 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police yesterday arrested 26 secret socle- iv members and screened 2.162 < people during anti-gangster raids. Six of the arrested were detain- rd under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance and the rest under the Societies Or- i dinance.44 words
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241 1964-07-17 11 Study of Malay in office gets Cuepacs support IZUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Government was today urged to discuss in the National Whitley Council its scheme to hold national language classes for its workers during office hours. The president of Congress of Unions of Employees In the Public and Civil Services,241 words
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Article114 1964-07-17 11 JESSELTON. Thurs. Reliable tource* said today 34.374 people had registered lor national spt^ vice in Sabah. Pinal figures have v»t to be ascertained due to lack of communications in some of the 21 districts in which registration took place. The Deputy Federal Secretary. Mr.AP - 114 words
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Article32 1964-07-17 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A theif snatched a handbag belonging to a waitress. Violet Edward. 24. while she was walking along Jalao Tuanku Abdul Rahman here at 1.30 a.m. today.32 words
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Article103 1964-07-17 11 JESSELTON. Thursday. TXHE Sabah Government today announced the granting of four special timber licences to natives as one step to improve the economic standing of the native people. i The natives, who never before have been in the timber industry, would be asked to form theirReuter - 103 words
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Article49 1964-07-17 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.—Abdul Ohani bin Moliamed Yusoff. 25. tu today fined $50 or 10 days' tail by the magistrates court here for hating stolen rubber. He was found with 60 katis of cup lump rubber valued at fit at the IStb mile. Sungel Plong.49 words
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Article, Illustration149 1964-07-17 11 New member of Public Services Commission SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Whang Tar Liang (above), president of the Singapore Manufacturers" Association, has been appointed by the Yanz di-Pertuan Negara to be a member of the Public Service* Commission in place of Mr. Chew Kia Song, whose term as a member expired yesterday.149 words
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83 1964-07-17 11 $6,000 haul by gang in raid on tin mine DAWANG, Thurs. Ten men raided a tin mine at Kundang, near here, at 6 a.m. today and escaped with engine parts, including motor and suction pumps, worth a total of 56.000. The robbers earlier held up the watchman of the One83 words
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Article212 1964-07-17 11 IPOH Thurs. A five-man i delegation from the youth section of the Mala- I van Chinese Association. Perak branch, today called on the Mentri Besar. Inche Ahmad bin Said, to offer The services of it? 14.000 members for the defence of the country. The delegation212 words
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179 1964-07-17 11 Plans for new Hq. for Johore Marine Department IOHORE BAHRU, J Thurs. The Minister of Transport Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said today negotiations were now underway to build a new Johore Marine Department headquarters here. The new building would replace the old one now standing at Jalan Segget, he179 words
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89 1964-07-17 11 IPOH. Thurs. A cake seller and his family lost all their belongings when their house here was gutted by fire early yesterday. Teoh Cheng Huat. the cake seller, who was awakened about 3.30 a.m. by a crackling noise from the kitchen, saw flames and89 words
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Article149 1964-07-17 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. rrtHE National Union of Government Dispensers will go on witn its work-to-rule for "an indefinite period." This follows the failure of yesterday's talks between the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddln, and a delegation led by the union president Mr. Ton Hong149 words
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Advertisement116 1964-07-17 11 VEL VEL VEL VFII I THE PERFECT SYSTEM OF TOILET DEODORISATION Available from all leading stores. A FLAIR FOR STORY WRITING? Can you write well enough for a first class woman's magazine? We need local material of good quality, both factual and fiction. Why not send in that story you've116 words
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Advertisement439 1964-07-17 11 just arrweA the latest hits from IM niiuim Sr->w r rr "^"T>;«im» w mono' ■■P^^^J ~B|G6gtHAWAHANBANC JM^ilLlJiHif 1 i iiTfl E^E^-^T^Ea i^EhMEHbK^S&L Bf*» JH BL m JM i&*w\wn **^k *F W* GEP 1917 BILLY 1. KRAMER Little SEC 1324 BIG BEN HAWAIIAN BAND. SE6 8321 THOSE BRILLIANT SHADOW! Children. They439 words
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Advertisement1237 1964-07-17 12 j^yi (Continued from Paw 8> SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT Wo iS »">>-"" »r n Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO ct*. txtrm ADVERTISER WISHES to contact Mcdl ncr and/or Dental AN EUROPEAN FIRM l|<ih g l.urtnersnip in idt-ally ird premises District 10. Box unior Clerk Plrase apply KO.. Box v6ilB 8T1,237 words
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Advertisement792 1964-07-17 12 1 ACCOMMODATION WANTED to Word* SS (Mim.)-Box H et: txtrm TOP EXECUTIVE HOUSE Requited tiv 7 nidr Commissioner urgently Ring lis pore i bOulti UNFURNISHEO THREE BEOROOM Flat House foi rent. Dutrlct Fifteen. ■Nineteen. Fourteen. Phone (Spore) '■l!us office hours. WANTED UNFURNISHEO or partly fumisbed detacned bungalow preferably pre-war districts792 words
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Advertisement748 1964-07-17 12 EDUCATION it Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St eta. rxtrm 2 BEGINNERS AND ALL Btages Shorthand. Typewriting. Book-keeping n preparing for Pitman L.C.C. Exams. 4 Shorthand speed 60 to 130 KM Regent Commercial Institute. 66A I East Coast Road. Spore 4UIM) Ij SHORTHAND BEGINNERS AUGUST, 4-month course (2.00-3.00 p m. First748 words
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Advertisement850 1964-07-17 12 HIRE PURCHASE Word* SS (Min.)— Box St eta. txtrm PHILIPS T.V. H.P. No down payment Malaysia Electric Co.. Spore. ■pi FURNITURE. H.P HIRE. I'nlted hanghai Company 3 Jalan Tebrau. .B. 3106. SIERA T.V. on easy payment. Conac< HI II Tpaders. 59 South Bridge toad, Singapore. Telephone *****. GOOD UtLU CAHi850 words
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Advertisement775 1964-07-17 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* SS (Min.)— Box St eta. txtrm 1961 OXFORD TRAVELLER. One European owner Well rmiintainfd. Fitted maker* Towbar. Undersealed J4.000/- o.n o. Tel: ***** (Spore). AIRLINE PILOT'S 1963 Klat 1500 Inrured June 1965 Taxed November 1964 14.500 0.n.0. Hardly used. i *****. 66 Goodman Road. S'pore-16. COINC:775 words
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Advertisement980 1964-07-17 12 FOR SALE I?» Word* $5 (Min.)— Box 58 et: txtrm HALF-PRICES ANNUAL SALE Men's U.S.A. Pyjsmss Brfore $13.00 Now $7.90. Menu Shirt* Drlp-Dry Tttoron ti.so. Extra IO«" r Cash Discount. More Bargains, buck's 17, Orchard Road. JUST ARRIVED diamond ocsdles. over 100 type, of th» finest quality osedlea to at980 words
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Advertisement732 1964-07-17 12 WHERE TO STAY (S'porc) 28 Worda SS (Min.)— Box 58 eta. oxtrm HOTEL AMBASSADOR Seaside 4«. Meyer Road, Dancing Nightly. TM. *****. MAVFAIR HOTEL B'PORB— Rnom Airconcmiooed Popular Bar— Courteou Uervlce. SLOANE COURT HOTEL, IT. Bal morxl Road. Tanglln iCompletrly Air conditioned). 1' Pore. HIGHWAY INN 313. Clemences Avenue s732 words
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Advertisement1332 1964-07-17 13 Kn£AMa3KijLAME|gL|XM TO UVERPOOt ft WtST COAST U.K.: D«« S'pora Sails P. S'haa Penant ACmu°A L.irerpaal, bubnrT.""""" GI73S MM Julyil/28 Hl,'^ Al*» A. n-rou-n, luerpeal Can. 15 July 21 July 22/ 3 UfutcTur... '■"•'•••I. Glasgow July It Jaly 22 luly 23/2? III? 28 ASTTA»LIf US GIIS *>" f*» »»l i AM1,332 words
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Advertisement2612 1964-07-17 13 1 laf ml m amm\ L. *mm/1f m Mk \M j^*jß Wm MM Jr /V F /I THE EAC LINES SINGAPOtI taiAIAIUMPUR*r.SWrTTTNHMA*PrNANO Mouse a<.*MP»NOio. roioix.l j/i.«iioo»»i SAILING! (0 GENOA, U HAVRE HAMBURG SREMEN ANTWERP. aOTTERDAM AMSTERDAM. OSLO, GOTHENBURg AND toPENHAtEN 6 nam tenant "KINA" I) I G. 31-31; H 212,612 words
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Advertisement1138 1964-07-17 13 Ijg^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., Ul. ltfH?l LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM MpaWM W1 HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Spore P. yram **aa|l 'CITY OF LEEOS 23 24 July »'2B July tCITY OF RIPON 21/28 July 2* JaM I 'CITY OF DURHAM 19/21 Aug 22/21 AM 2* AtJ I tC ITT OF COLOMBO 23/271,138 words
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Article147 1964-07-17 14 jyjELBOURNE. Thurs. Industrial leaders were more active In today's tinner market. Most key stocks had fairly solid gains. ACI was up 1/- to 63/9 after record profits and a higher dividend. Oils again provided the main interest on a continuing uptrend. Ampol Exploration gained 2/- to 24/-. Santos,147 words
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Article235 1964-07-17 14 CHIPS lying slongtldo the Slngtpero Harbour wharves or expected today are: Comorin 1/2, Stavropol 6/7, Rotnensteln 8/9. Flying Oull 13/14. Achilles 15/16, Wellington 19, Kyomel Mara 23/24, Ralula 25/26, Bong Be Z7/28, I'lyssea 29/30, Straat 'Torres 31/32, Caprala 33/34, Klperlor 35/36, Mandamn 40/41, Neder Weser 42/43, smzuoka235 words
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Article40 1964-07-17 14 ON the free e«chan K s msrkot in Hong Kong yesterday tue U.S. dollsr ivmt <]uott*d at 5 74. for TT and j TO 'or oath. Sterling was. quoted at 15.98 md one tsel of geld at 24St.40 words
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Article24 1964-07-17 14 July 16. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 663 cents unchanged). TIN: 5649.621 a picul (up $17.12}). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 25 tons).24 words
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718 1964-07-17 14 From Our Market Correspondent A BETTER tone was detectable in the industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, bringing a trickle. of minor gains. The index rose a trace. Tins were better with an expanded list of counters traded, but the small gains718 words
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Article26 1964-07-17 14 Malayan Stock Indirrs July 15. July 16. •Industrials: 93.59 93.79 Tins: 128.21 128.58 rubbers: 103.86 103.86 •Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.26 words
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Article823 1964-07-17 14 /-•OMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms rt the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouttesd i.Viniii H.M; Dunlops (2.000) $1.94; Etoe ordt. (3.000) $2.30. d.uii'ii 52.2H: t. Smeltert (1.000) 53.W5, (11,000) S3.VU. (J.OUO) 53.92. F. and823 words
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231 1964-07-17 14 OPTION PREMIUMS July 16, Three months INDUSTRIALS Boualrad U cts. M. Cuolallirri) 14 cts Diiiiiup.- 14 cm. Id. Cablr.i Iti OH City Dcv 1 eta. McAlltter 13 eta. X, Smellers n ets. U. lovrst. 1:1 Ota, tsso 13 cts. 0.C.8.C. 20 cts. Ked. Ulsp. 12 cts. Kothmans cts. riupatrlcks 14231 words
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Article43 1964-07-17 14 fHE Malayan Exchangt Banks- Aim. 1 elation made then* changes la Its rates to mercbaata yesterday (all rates to (100). (tiling TT or OO rsadyi Holland Gulldtn 116 7/8; twits Francs laa 7/8; twtdith Kroner 186 i. The rest were unchanged.43 words
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Advertisement428 1964-07-17 14 J.I. P. LINE S.S. -NISSAN MARU for Bombay and Karachi loading Singapore July 19/22 Penang July 23/24 Agen.s: GUTHRIE'S Battery Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** 35/36 Weld Quay, Penong. Tel ***** ORIENT MID- EAST LINES F*^\ GREAT LAKES SERVICE rASI OIRtCT SAILINGS FROM SINEAPORE AND MAUTA TO CANADIAN ANO U.S CUT428 words
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Advertisement38 1964-07-17 14 NEDLLWD GREAT LAKES SERVICE Ftl saihsfi in. Malaysia direct n caaadias aid u.S Crtai catei parta. SingapxKe P S'r.sm Penanf err Montreal ■«^=n|fl| »a asa m \%mu« 2VMstpi nmtm 2s 0.1 wii^ it mat-.. Attune toMIMi t-- it|rt(t38 words
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Article250 1964-07-17 15 \UCUST first grpda -übbtr f.o.b. elottd at S p.m. In Slngapora and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 66] cents per lb., unchanged on Wednesday's clotlni; level for tha position. TM tone was very quiet. HAS. and F.T...R.E. closing prlctt In cents ptr lb. ysstarday: Int. 1 R S.S. prompt250 words
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Article64 1964-07-17 15 -HINESE Product E«chanxt, Slnga- par* noon prlctt par picul yctttrdjy: Coconut oil: bulk 14«t fellers, drum tSli sellers. Copra: July/Auf. IK Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SH2J Fellers. Sarawak blaik J1I2» seller/ garbled l.imponK black $120 idlers. A3TA $130 sellers. Slngspors Coconut Oil MilltrC Assacution priest: l.ulk $5164 words
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483 1964-07-17 15 X on the Penang market yesterday rose 517.12J a plcul to another post-Korea record of 649.62. on an offerin? unofficially estimated at 250 tons, down 25 tons. Since the beginning of this week the price has gained $34 37'j a picul.483 words
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Advertisement328 1964-07-17 15 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE 'XBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. IHI IO» IL (.O\KRNMFNT INTEGRATION ORDLNANCE. 1963. (No. 18 of 1963). NOTK I INDIK SKCTION 19 (2). NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 19 (2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963, that the Director of Public Works requires the328 words
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Advertisement554 1964-07-17 15 NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD, SINGAPORE j Regulation 4(1) and (2) of the Hotels Licensing Regulations, 1956. NOTICE is hereby given that the Hotels Licensing Board will 1 hold Its next Quarterly Session at the Fourth District and Magistrate's Court. South Bridge Road, Singapore, on Thursday554 words
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Advertisement793 1964-07-17 15 >ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the aptolntment scheduled hereunder:Appointment: ASSISTANT IOISEMISTRESS, Social Welfare department. Salary Scale: ($122) $130x8A--54 l"0xl0A-250 260X10A-330 p.m Variable Allowance at current rates s payable. Qualifications A Experience: (1) Passed Secondary II (Form III) or equivalent from a Government or793 words
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Advertisement739 1964-07-17 15 NOTICES CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD NOTICE LNTEKBIPTION OF BUPFLX. BATU GAJAH AREA. Consumers In Batu Gajah are hereby notified that electricity supply In the Batu Gajah area will be Interrupted from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon on Saturday, 18.7.1964 for the purpose of carrying out work In the distribution system. The739 words
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Advertisement1246 1964-07-17 15 TENDERS TENDERS J.K.R. SELANGOR &5SjfS) TENDER NOTICE Ef2r\l€ D Tenders will be received by the f/ytgßß&fO Director of Public Works. Public LArreSßnajT Works Department Headquarters. W&XJrnii/'SI Quantity Surveying, Maxwell Tmaanum*^ Road, Kuala Lumpur, from regis- tered P.WX>. Contractors in Class TENDER NO. 351/64 C and above, up to noon of1,246 words
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Advertisement704 1964-07-17 15 AUCTION SALE •r SINGAPORE TROPF.RTIES to be held in the sale-rooms NASSIM <c CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED 4 A 4-1 Collyer Quay. Singapore on TUESDAY. 28th JULY. 1964 at 2.30 p.m. (1) KENG LEE ROAD No. 90 Freehold land and two-storey compound house. Area 20.271 sq. ieet. VACANT POSSESSION. (2) VACANT704 words
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Article551 1964-07-17 16 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By K. Lumpur, Thurs, They point to 7-1 victory over Selangor in FAM Cup final and predict a repeat performance HEX SELAXGOR'S off-form team met Perak in the first round of the current Malaya Cup competition at the Merdeka Stadium on June551 words
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304 1964-07-17 16 SWIMMING Thuan Heng fails to qualify Trialists have another chance on Saturday SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tan Thuan Heng. Singapore's Olympic freestyle swimming "hope." again failed to make the grade today on the third day of the Chinese Swimming Club championships. Thuan Heng had to swim alone in the 400 metres individual304 words
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Article42 1964-07-17 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore will play two soccer mutches against the Hong Kong Chinese team, who will be representing Formosa in the Merdeka tournament, at Jalan Besar on Sept. 8 and 10. Formosa are the Merdeka tournament champions42 words
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Article, Illustration71 1964-07-17 16 JIM CLARK (Lotus Climax), the current world champion racing driver, leads former champion Graham Hill (BRM) through South Bank Bend during their thrilling duel In the European Grand Prix at Brands Hatch, Kent, last Saturday, Clark held off Hill's determined challenge to win theReuter - 71 words
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Article77 1964-07-17 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Selaneor will meet Singapore and i Penang the holders, will meet Trengganu in the Khir Johari Cup t-epak rana semi-finals at Stadium Ncgara here tomorrow (8 p.m.). The winners will meet in the final I on Saturday inch!. tnchc Khir Johari. the Minister >77 words
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Article21 1964-07-17 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Malayan Air Training Corps will hold their athletic meet at Victoria School on Aug 1 (3 p.m.).21 words
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Article195 1964-07-17 16 RECORDS ARE LIKELY AT MALACCA ATHLETICS ROUNDUP jV/TALACCA. Thurs—Recordbreaking performances are expected In the two-day M:ii.iccu AAA open championships which begin tomorrow at Kubu Stadium here. Among the outstation entries are two of Sabahs most promising young athletesTony Chong (long Jump and triple Jump) and Wong Mun Yun (women's shot195 words
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Article573 1964-07-17 16 PENANG. Thurs.— Seven records, I including a Penanu state re- cord, were broken on the opening day of the Penang secondary schools athletic championships M the City Stadium today. The crack Technical Institute 4 x 400 metres relay team returned a time of 3min Sl.Ssec573 words
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Article97 1964-07-17 16 88 hockey umpires in S'pore SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two Singapore hockey umpires are only one International match away from gaining recognition by the International Hockey Federa-. tion. They are S. Yogarajah. the SH\ secretary-, and John Martens, who hay* to umpire in only one more International match to be considered lor97 words
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Article252 1964-07-17 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. SABAH long jumper Tony Chong, who leaves for j the Malacca AAA championships tomorrow morning, "warmed up" today with a 6.35 m (20ft ji lOin) effort at Gurney Road here. Tony, who was represent- i ing Police Depot in the tri-252 words
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419 1964-07-17 16 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA CRICKET By Singapore, Thursday rkNE Test player and others being groomed for mvv ternatioral cricket are in the New Zealand touring side who will play in Kuala Lumpur Malacca and Singapore nex', month. The Test player Is 23-year-old fast bowler419 words
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Article16 1964-07-17 16 Football Referees' Society will hold their annual meeting here on Sunday at 11 a.m.16 words
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Miscellaneous73 1964-07-17 16 SOCCER Malacca Div. 1: PWD Survey 5 CRC 2 Ipoh Div. 3: Kilat 6 Municipality 3 L. Perak Div. 2 (T. Anson): DTC 9 Gloucester Est. 0. Kiian Lff: Sk Star 2 Bagan Tieng Youngsters 1. Baffin Serai L«f: Bagan Serai 4 Soon Lee Est. 2. HOCKEY Perak Govt. Service73 words
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Miscellaneous137 1964-07-17 16 SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICS Malacca AAA championships < Kubu Stadium. 2.30) Combined schools: Negri .meet (KGV grd): Penang secondary (City Stadium i. Spore interdistrict primary (Jn Besar K SOCCER— Malaya Cup: Kelantan v Penang iKota Bharu). Ipoh Div. 3: 'B Sqdn Irish Hussars v PTCSC (Coronation grd) Ipoh Commercial Houses Lge;137 words
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Article, Illustration283 1964-07-17 17 GOLF De Vincenzo wins playoff for French Open title UARIS, 1 hurs.— Roberto x de Vinceiizo (Argentine) won the French Open golf championship in an exciting finish with Cobie Leg- 1 range, 20 (South Africa), after a play- 1 off of rive extra holes yesterday. At the end of theReuter - 283 words
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Article467 1964-07-17 17 LOGICAL in splendid workout 3F IN 37 3/5 WITH MISTY BREEZE RACING 1 with EPSOM JEEP Singapore, Thurs. i LOGICAL, an improving young mare by Power House, did the best gallop on a yielding track here this morning. Logical with Johnry Wilson riding, sprinted 3f in 373/5 accompanied by stablemate467 words
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Article57 1964-07-17 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Singapore Government Services hockey w.;am to play Johore Government Services at Johore Bahru tomorrow: Anwarul Miq, Poong Kon Chee, Chia Hon Yoong (capt), Richard Gomes, Tan Hpiir Hor. Harbhajan Singh, D. Nonis. Kartar Singh. E. Wicks. Bastain oe Cruz. J. Martens. Sarjeet Singh, Parouk,57 words
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123 1964-07-17 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Leading go-karters from Selangor, Negrl Sembilan. Malacca and Perak will compete In the Penang and North Malaya Motoi Club's Ko-kart meeting to be held nt the RAAP Base, Butterworth. on Sunday morning. Among those from Kuala Lumpur are John Toohey. John123 words
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Article55 1964-07-17 17 PENANQ, Thurs.— The Penang Badminton Association will introduce an inter-team league competition the assistant secretary. Bobby Chee said today. The proposed competition will have four divisions with home and away matches. Each match will consist of a men's singles and, doubles, a women's singles and55 words
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Article, Illustration129 1964-07-17 17 T ONDON. Thurs. Close of play scores In yesterday's cricket matches: Bournemouth: Middlesex 346-6 dec (W. Russell 193 E. Clark 46) Hampshire 2-2. Sonthport: Lanes 292-9 (D. Worsley 73 K. Grieves 111) v Surrey. Worcester: Somerset 247 (M. Kitchen 98) Worcs 13-0. Maidstone: Kent, 346-5 decReuter - 129 words
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379 1964-07-17 17 CRICKET from JACK FINGLETON: London, Thursday HpHIS Australian side look a remarkable one in, the matter of scores. There have been only 14 centuries so far; yet they have had 54 scores of over 50. i 1 I cannot remember an Australian touring team379 words
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228 1964-07-17 17 WEIGHTLIFTING Olympic team to be named on Aug 1 OINGAPORE, Thurs. *3 The Malaysian Amateur Weightliftlng ar<d Bodybuilding Federation will meet in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 1 to decide on their Olympic team. The team will then be recommended to the Olympic Council of Malaysia selectors for approval. The MAWBF228 words
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127 1964-07-17 17 BADMINTON Boon Bee will be Perak skipper rH, Thurs. Thomas Cup pla»er Ng Boon Bee will captain the Perak badminton team tc meet Singapore in the Foong Cup Inter-zone final at Penang on July 24. The team, announced here toda> by Perak Badminton Association president Lim Kean Hooi, comprised: Boon127 words
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Article29 1964-07-17 17 ALOR STAR. Thurs. The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah will take part in the Kedah Golf Association's open championship at the Harvard Club course, Bedong, starting tomorrow.29 words
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Article60 1964-07-17 17 LAUSANNE, Thurs. The Chancellor of the International Olympic Committee, Otto Mayer, said here today that he had Instructed the Tokyo organisation committee to invite Indonesia tc the Olympic Games In October. He said he cabled to Tokyo yesterday after receiving a cable from the Indonesian Olympic CommitteeAP - 60 words
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Advertisement144 1964-07-17 17 TnQ Winner! and for the third year in a row... the lightweight champion of the world I BP i the Isle of Man aie the Olympics of the sport. The grueling 1 13J 4 HP* L^^^al^^^k. m es mountain course, with its tight turns and sudden rises |pMm|H|^^ :<;■, l^^B^S^^144 words
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Article351 1964-07-17 18 RUBBER LON&ON. Thurs— Spot 21d Aug. 30-11 16d.. S*>p 20-7 16d.. Oct. 20-5 1 fid.. Oct. Dec. 20-5 16d.. Jan. March. 20',d.. April June 20' ,d. July Sept. 20'*d. Oct. Dec. 20.d Jan. M»r. 20> 4 d.. c.i.f July unq.. Auk. 18 T *d.. Sept351 words
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316 1964-07-17 18 Important to make goods to suit each area best' WILLIAMSON'S TARIFF TEAM ENDS SURVEY OF SARAWAK, SABAH gUCHING, Thurs. It was very important (licit each area o|" Malaysia should produce what it was best, suited to produce, said the chairman of the Malaysian Tariff Advisory Board. Mr. L.A.I). Williamson, here316 words
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198 1964-07-17 18 SEARCH ON IN JOHORE JUNGLES FOR MISSING HELICOPTER CINGAPORE. Thurs. Royal Air Force search planes, troops and Malaysian soldiers and policemen were searching the jungles in South Johore today for a British army Scout helicopter missing since 4.30 p.m. yesterday, five minutes after it took off from Kluang. The light198 words
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273 1964-07-17 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs THK Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickava■again, s;ii<l today that foreign firms in Malaysia were expected to follow -industrial relation principles as practised here. Although the nation encouraged overseas capital investment, he told his monthly press273 words
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298 1964-07-17 18 SALARY SCALES COMPARED BEFORE COURT S'pore phone workers are paid 'more' SINGAPORE. Thurs The Second Industrial Arbitration Court was told today that telephone operators of the Singapore Telephone Board were paid substantially more in gross salary, including housing allowances, than their counterparts in the Telecommunica t i o n s298 words
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Article117 1964-07-17 18 LONDON. Thurs. An unbeaten century by Ted Dexter put Sussfx well on the w.r. hauling the Australian total by tea on the second of day ol their three-day At the interval Sussex were 222 CW uv»- in reply to the Australian totar of 330 for eigbt declared. Dexter117 words
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