The Straits Times, 20 August 1964
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Title Section20 1964-08-20 1 UGi **AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73120 words
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Article, Illustration370 1964-08-20 1 People urged to look on Malaysia as 'our home' and to hope for best SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY TENGKU Abdul Rahman today urged the people to look on Malaysia as "our home" and to hope for the best within the short span of their life. In his first public370 words
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Article, Illustration353 1964-08-20 1 SITUATION IS WELL UNDER CONTROL: RAZAK KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. Most of the Indonesian -based guerillas who landed in Johore on Monday have now been either killed or captifred by security forces, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today. "A few of them are Malaysians,"353 words
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Article31 1964-08-20 1 LONDON. Wed— Britain's trade gap the excess of Imports over exports narrowed by £26 million sterling last month to £87 million, the Board of Trade announced here today Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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334 1964-08-20 1 — GABRIEL LEE - DONTIAN KECHIL. r Wed. I was with Malaysian security forces this morning when they captured two Indonesian infiltrators in a village near here. This is how it came about: Straits Times photographer Kok Ah Chong and I were waiting at the334 words
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42 1964-08-20 1 TRAPPED AFTER A TIP-OFF! EXCLUSIVE PICTURE FROM PONTIAN THESE two mm were captured by security forces after a tip-off by a villager in the Pontian district yesterday (See report by Gabriel Lee on this page.) Straits Times picture by Kok Ah Chong42 words
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262 1964-08-20 1 ABDUL FAZIL - 1 5 thugs stage daring 30-sec. robbery ABDUL FAZIL By CINGAPORE, Wed. *-> In a dramatic 30 second robbery here this afternoon, live armed robbers got away with more than $b',ooo worth of Jewellery from the Ban Choon goldsmiths in busy Lorong Tai Seng. Before the robbers left the scene,262 words
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Article26 1964-08-20 1 US PLANE DOWNED' BONG KONG, Wed. The North Vietnam news agency said today American airplane had hrm shot down over North Vietnam yesterday. Renter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration412 1964-08-20 2 Johnson's special envoy Lodge holds talks in European capitals PARIS, Wed— The United States is likely to get help from some Na t o countries in the war in Vietnam. Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, President Johnson's special envoy, indicated this here yesterday.Reuter; UPI - 412 words
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181 1964-08-20 2 People eat grass in Rajasthan because of f amine I" I Will 111 \EW DELHI, Wed.— Some of the famine-hit inhabitants of Rajasthan have begun to eat grass, according to a member of the state legislature. Speaking at the state legislature at Jaipur. Mr. Lakshman Singh a Swatantra (Independent) Party181 words
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Article95 1964-08-20 2 Pan Am stops flight to Jakarta JAKARTA. Wed.— Pan-Ameri- 1 can World Airways cancelled Its 1 Monday regular (light to Jakarta! after the Jakarta airport labour union threatened to boycott the plane, a Pan-am spokesman said, j The spokesman said Pan-am office here received a letter last I week from95 words
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Article, Illustration351 1964-08-20 2 IMPROVEMENT IN FIGHT AGAINST REDELS SEEN I EOPOLDVILLE, Wed. Mr. G. Mermen Williams, the United States Assistant secretary of State for African Affairs, indicated here yesterday that the United states would contribute to the cost of maintaining African troops in the Congo.Reuter; AP - 351 words
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197 1964-08-20 2 Ne Win suspends top aide on suspicion of a law violation I RANGOON, Wed A KEY member of Burma's ruling Revolutionary Council, Col. Saw Myint, has been temporarily relieved of his duties pending an investigation against him under Burma's demonetisation law, the Government announced yesterday. The announcement said Col. SawAP - 197 words
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239 1964-08-20 2 Menzies: Malaysia needs more than sympathy- 1 CANBERRA, Wed.— Sir Robert Menzies said in the House of Representatives yes t c r day that when he went to the Common wealth Prime Ministers' conference in London he was convinced something should be said to strengthen Malaysia's position. The Australian Prime239 words
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126 1964-08-20 2 LONDON. Wed. Th« Foreign Secretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, and other British ministers dealing with international affairs last night stayed away from a reception marking the 19th anniversary of Indonesia's proclamation of independence. No reason was given officially by the Foreign Office for the decision byAP - 126 words
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Article43 1964-08-20 2 NEW DELHI. W(d. An liv dian expedition will attempt i* conquer Mount Everest next year, it was announced last night. It will be led by Lieutenant Commander M. S. Kohli. who waa with both earlier unsuccessful Indian expeditions.43 words
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156 1964-08-20 2 KOHIMA. Wed. Naga tribesmen, who have been waging guerilla war against the Indian Government for the past 10 years, have accepted the Government's ceasefire DroDosals. the Press Trust of India reported yesterday. The Government had proposed a ceasefire as a orelude to talks for156 words
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Advertisement132 1964-08-20 2 ■MET NEnI Wmm flUBn ...if your taste is discriminating MENNEN is the choice only for those <&% who oppceoote the very best. -^^^v Refreshingly cool and wonderfully satisfying, MENNEN gives that extra masculine freshness in yowr grooming. For a weli-groomecl individualistic look, boy I MENNEN today. Remember. MENNEN is also132 words
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170 1964-08-20 3 No faith in Goldwater: Breakaway senator VKW YORK, Wed. A^ Liberal Republican Senator Kenneth Keating of New York, who disagrees with the views '»f his party's presidential candidate, Senator Barry GoldAvater, yesterday announced he was running for re-election independently of the Republican national ticket. Senator Keating, 64, a Congressman beforeReuter - 170 words
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Article44 1964-08-20 3 LONDON. Wed A 39-year-old Mrs. Ivy Lowe, died a "human torch" death yesterday In her East London home, police said. Paraffin had been poured over the woman and ignited Police ■tided they were satisfied that no other person was concerned. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article68 1964-08-20 3 TOURS (Prance). Wed.— Pierre Uaunay. 27, a 180-lb nuclear technician won Prance's "gastronomic gargantua" title by eating a goose, a pound of sausages, a pound of pickled beef, a salad, a heavy cake and a whole sheep in less than an hour. Plumber BernardUPI - 68 words
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Article, Illustration523 1964-08-20 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Johnson said today it was time for "some frank speaking" on America's racial problems and time to agree that Americans should not "let our prejudices make paupers of us all." Mr. Johnson, addressing the 450 members523 words
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199 1964-08-20 3 Butler: I do not intend to leave politics FOREIGN SECRETARY DENIES U.S. MAGAZINE REPORT LONDON, Wed. Mr. R. A. Butler, the British Foreign Secretary, yesterday said that there was "absolutely no truth" in a Press report that he intended to leave politics for an academic pest after the general election.Reuter - 199 words
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147 1964-08-20 3 Explosions in space can now be traced, says C.S 117ASH1NGTON, Wed.— The TT director of the U.S. Defence Department's Advanced Research Project* Agency said yesterday that with four Watchdog satellites now in orbit, it is no longer possible for a nuclear explosion in space to go undetected. Dr. R. L.AP - 147 words
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Article157 1964-08-20 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. indicating that large dual-purpose nuclear energy plants probably can turn sea water into fresh water for 20 to 25 cents per 1 000 gallons by 1975 were reported to the Joint congressional atomic energy commission yesterday. The report came from Mr. JamesReuter - 157 words
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96 1964-08-20 3 LONDON. Wed. A man said to have been deported from seven countries, and who has spent al) but 12 weeks of the past 16 years in prison, was given "a last chance" by three High Court Judges here today. They reduced to 18Reuter - 96 words
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Article93 1964-08-20 3 HASTINGS. Wed. A rector in this holiday resort which was hit hy teenage rowdies at the Uhitsun holiday weekend, declared yesterday that beat music was responsible for "the madness affecting the minds and conduct of many youngsters." The rector, the Rev. C. Champney's Burnham. said in hisReuter - 93 words
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Article, Illustration115 1964-08-20 3 From flying motor cycle to hornet's nest CCRANTON, (Pennsylvania), Wed.— Samuel Nicholson's motor-cycle raced out of control left the highway and plunged over a 40 foot embankment yesterday. He was thrown into the air and landed in a tree which broke his fall. But in the tree was a hornet'sAP - 115 words
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Article46 1964-08-20 3 LOS ANGELES. Wed.—Comedian Ben Blue has pleaded not guilty to six counts of Income tax evasion. It Is alleged that he owes the Government U5539,000 in additional taxes for 1958. 1959 and 1960. The trial has been set for Sept. 15.— AP.AP - 46 words
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273 1964-08-20 3 NICOSIA, Wed. Pre-"-1 sident Makarios has agreed to ease restrictions on Turkish Cypriot communities in Cyprus which they describe as a blockadeaccording to a United Nations statement issued here last night. An International Red Cross representative and a senior UN. official will meetReuter - 273 words
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Advertisement142 1964-08-20 3 11 INOINI UfTINO MOVINO SHIP* lO**T lOADINO I Th« TRACTtL Tirfof i^ 1 machine is eucntiol for S^ all classes of work In fT^^ garages, in engine lift- ing, setting rear axles, I I •K^Jf J HAWT MAINTIMAIKt IK lCt low WITMOCAWIMO WWI CAM! TfNMONHtO |7«7\ r^r-r-%1 ■m g^ 41142 words
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Advertisement454 1964-08-20 3 INSTANT RELIEF /|w IjnS"**^^! stop prickly heat today i Jiwt a few drops of D.D.D. PrweripUoa mm i^^jf TO[ u> 6 burnir; itching spott will bring qoUk <m^ relief from painful Prickly Heat. HM #V^^ DDD wonder£ul fof ikin ""M** boils, ipoU and nihn. From all rhemum DDD scalp *i*mwm.w454 words
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Article492 1964-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. APPEAL TO ALL TO SHOULDER PART OF BURDEN OF WORKING FOR PEACE, HARMONY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tengku Abdul Rahman, this afternoon visited the Alexandra Terrace community centre at Pasir Panjang, where he received a tumultuous reception from the community leaders492 words
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Article125 1964-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today spoke of opportunities to come with the crystallisation of the Malaysian Common Market. In opening yet another manufacturing enterprise the Baey Kirn Swee (Bolts and Nuts Works) Ltd. at Sims Avenue this afternoon, Dr. Goh125 words
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Article, Illustration154 1964-08-20 4 She finds two local musicians 'very good' SINGAPORE, Wed— Miss Wanda Luzzato (above), a well-known Italian violinist who gave her first concert at the age of live, is now in Singapore for a "non-concertising" holiday. The virtuoso is returning home after a six-month concert tour, which took her all over154 words
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290 1964-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. *THE Singapore Fedcr- ation of Services Unions today claimed that the British, Australian and New Zealand forces in Singapore will discharge about 10,000 amahs in their employment on Aug. 31. It said that all amahs had been given dismissal notices and told290 words
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113 1964-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— lnche H.M. Yoosoff, a member of the housing and Development Board, will conduct a ballot at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow in the HDB board room, for the allocation of 16 shophouses and 40 lock-up stalls in the Geylang Serai Estate. In appreciation of113 words
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Article196 1964-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pave the way for the introduction of an ex- panded Silver Kris Jet service, Malaysian Airways is sending its first batch of engineers to BOAC London, for conversion to the Comet. They j leave here for London on Friday. The engineers are196 words
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108 1964-08-20 4 Bid to restore barter trade is rejected SINGAPORE, Wed— The Dlr ector of Marine, Captain J.A.L Pavltt, today confirmed that t delegation Irom the Marine Products Workers Union had seer him and suggested an alternative route to restore the "mutual exchange of goods" between Indonesia and Singapore. Captain Pavltt, however,108 words
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Advertisement37 1964-08-20 4 ROSEE DOR (Lido Cinema Building) LAST FEW NIGHTS The Grace Trio Show From Japan HI W^y Kinfl ***** ♦or Reservations. Last 3 Shews: 3-4-9 p.m. I|IB rumuimui •M> Jgjgjj £Msi#AMssV Opens Tomorrow: "Main Shodi Korne Cholo" (H).37 words
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Advertisement158 1964-08-20 4 jREVEALEDfij COMMUNIST TECHNIQUES of BRAIN WASHING i WjONAGE A 'MBVERSION through HYPNOTISM i ii «L»^*i 5 shows DAILY M^. BVK-7|^m! Ham, 1.30, 4.00. I jSfcH J^o^l ■y8 r capitol Lk I THAT YOU SEE |j^M^| THIS PICTURE FROM THE VERY I ■five minutes I "Manchurian I se tf ttall I158 words
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Advertisement560 1964-08-20 4 1 EHEEZS 1 |OI»KX!S TODAY! 11am 1.30 4 00 6 JO 9.30pn E I fcbRIOLANUs] huo without \twmnr' I GORDON SCOTT Z lor cope! SATURDAY MIONI6HT! (Fox)" 1 "THE VISIT" C ..emoScoD.s ZZ Ingfid Bergman Anthony Quinn \o\\ siiowiM,: I 1 3 Shows: 12.30-4.30 i 8.30pm SAdmltslon: Stalls: $1.00 $2.00560 words
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Miscellaneous473 1964-08-20 4 No water areas SINGAPORE. Wed— Water will be cut off in Farrer Road between I Empress Road and Holland Road tomorrow, from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and In Ponggol Road from 9 m.s. to II 1 m.s. from 9 a.m. to 5 p m. IN AND OUT BY AIR473 words
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308 1964-08-20 5 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. r jin: Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today that Indonesian confrontation had helped Malaysia to improve trade within the region as well as its world trade. The present ban on barter trade would in308 words
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166 1964-08-20 5 Two winners of C'wealth scholarships leave for Britain SINGAPORE, Wed. Two Malaysian students are the first of this year's six scholars who have been accepted for Commonwealth scholarship. They are Mr. Goh Chong Jin and Mr. Robert Hui Kou Mow. They have left for Britain for past graduate studies and166 words
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98 1964-08-20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wrd France will send a trade delegation to Malaysia in June next year to strengthen trade relations between the two countries. This was stated by the French Ambassador. Mr. Pierre Anthonloz. oeiore he left for Singapore on his w:iv to Paris for98 words
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Article36 1964-08-20 5 SINGAPORE. Wed The Comptroller of Income Tax ha* filed a writ In the Hieh C<>ur: rhumlnz $98 018 4(1 from Glan Singh and Co Ltd.. being Income lax due from the company.36 words
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Article, Illustration152 1964-08-20 5 He is now Customs ComptrollerGeneral KUALA LLMPLR Wed. The post of Comptroller of the Royal Customs and Excise Department. Malaya, has been upgraded to "Omp- I troller General" for Malaysia. And the first man to i hold the post is Inche > Abdul Rahman bin I Ariffin. 52. (above), th#152 words
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202 1964-08-20 5 A HOLIDAY AT ISTANA NEGARA FOR TWO HONG KONG SISTERS UUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Two sisters from Hong Kong are holidaying at the Istana Negara at the invitation of the Raja Permaisuri Agong. Evelyn. 22, and Tootste. 19. ar.° both friends ol Sharifah Azwan, 17. one ot the daughters of the202 words
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118 1964-08-20 5 SINGAPORE, We<J. The Photographic Society of Singapore lias received a medal from the pictorial division of the Photographic Society of America for organising the 14th Singapore International Salon of Photography last year. The medal Is awarded to those photographic societies sponsoring International salons which118 words
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Article49 1964-08-20 5 BANTING. Wed. Mr. K. M. Varughese. a local councillor, has been elected president of the Tanjong Sepat branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. Other officials are: vice-pre-sident. Mr. M. Rajamanl; secretary: Mr. M. S. Malayalam: assistant secretary. Mr. P. Kathirvel; and treasurer. Mr. E M.inickam.49 words
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Article, Illustration119 1964-08-20 5 Wl KEN Rambhai Barni. former queen of Thailand, admiring an orchid. Dendrobium Ismail, of Johore, named after the Sultan of Johore during a brief stop at the Sultan Ibrahim Garden yesterday morning in Johore Bahru. Looking on is the State Secretary of Johore. Dato Abdul119 words
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107 1964-08-20 5 M.P. GETS LETTER DECLARING MALAYA A REPUBLIC KANGAR, Wed.— A Perils M.P.. Haii MokhUr Ismail, disclosed today be bad received an anonymous letter "proclaiming" Malaya as "the Greater Malay Action Republic of Malaya (Liga Aksi Republican Melayu Ra'ayat) from Aug. 1. "This letter, written in .lawi. was sent to me107 words
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Article38 1964-08-20 5 ALOR STAR. Wed. The! Sultan Abdul Hamid College old boy.s will hold their annual re- i union dinner on Sept. 19 in the Transport Building herr. The Sultan and Sultana of Krctah are! expected to attend.38 words
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131 1964-08-20 5 Petition to Tengku by seamen's union DENANG. Wed. The Penanar branch of the Government Seamen's Union has decided to submit a petition to the Prime Minister asking the Tena;ku tor an assurance that the members' 15 year old claim for better wages would be considered at an early date. The131 words
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Miscellaneous281 1964-08-20 5 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB Indian t&kt s the plcdaaf «>. 8. I'm to Ket a dollar for din- 8. Appear to be uaed Id cam Moling a S. American mam- emeryrncien artoe 14). m.U (9). 14. Man of faith give* doctor tood 10. a smoother surface? (6). to mend a281 words
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Article61 1964-08-20 6 KAJANO, Wed. The Selangor Stale Government has allotted $1,500 to Ulu Langat District to celebrate Malaysia Day this year. The programme planned for the occasion includes a tea-party, an all-community variety show and thanksgiving services at all religious centres. Highlight of the day will be a61 words
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293 1964-08-20 6 Ningkan is pleased with Tengku's assurance on Sarawak KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. gARAWAK'S Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, returned home today a "happy man" fully satisfied with Tengku Abdul Rahman's reassurance that his State's administration was being effectively handled. Mr. Ningkan came here on Friday for "important discussions" with the293 words
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Article, Illustration71 1964-08-20 6 AUSSIE TRADE COMMISSION MAN ARRIVES IN STORE SINGAPORE, Wed.— Mr. R. T. Anderson, 26, of Brisbane, has arrived in Singapore to take up his appointment as Australian Assistant Trade Commissioner. An honours graduate in commerce, he was previously, a training officer in the Australian Post Office and a psychologist in71 words
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Article28 1964-08-20 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The second Malaysian International Salon of Photography exhibition at the British Council Hall here will close on Saturday instead of Monday next week.28 words
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151 1964-08-20 6 Two sons of Ipoh miner get their -degrees— IPOH, Wed. Two 1 brothers from a tin mining family who were pupils of the Yuk Choy Chinese Middle School here have just graduated with degrees from univprsi ties abroad. They are Leong Khee Seong. 26. and Leong Khol Seong, 24, sons151 words
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Article48 1964-08-20 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Polic* are investigating the disappearance of the dynamo, used to operate a crane, rrom a construction -site in Old Clementl Road yesterday morning. The dynamo, worth 51. 400 was reported missing by Mr. Yeo Chok Ding. 45, a storekeeper at the site.48 words
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146 1964-08-20 6 pENANG, Wed. The As- sistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports, Ungku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir. said here today the Government Had not shelved plans to build four trainIng centres in Malaysia to promote Indoor and outdoor activities. "I was misunderstood." he explained when146 words
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244 1964-08-20 6 30 firms enter Turf Club design contest IPOH. Wed. Thirty x architectural firms from Malaysia and abroad have submitted entries of the Perak Turf Clubs design competition for its $5.5 million grandstand and ancilliary building in Ipoh. Mr. Yeoh Cheang Leo. chairman of the club said today that the entries244 words
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Article167 1964-08-20 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Many of the affiliated unions of the Malayan Trades Union Congress have submitted proposals to amend the Trade Union Ordinance, the MTUC general secretary, Mr. S.J.H. Zaldl. said today. He was commenting on the response from the unions to the call167 words
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Miscellaneous163 1964-08-20 6 */'*>«/ Oap By V.T. Mtamlin P^y^^^^^^^ OH,YE3...USIEN! I KJNP OF K I WHERE IN I r^OMEVVWE^iiT™^ ttm^y you do»n' i Think we're rocky I the world th' eastern a weiRD x/\ thw *&am.' r 1 M Iff *^*"Gffi aOMEWHERE J PLACE... \AttWE? MEDrrERRAfJEAN KIND Of A 1/ J?y~—. r—j^ t\-J§163 words
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Article, Illustration1856 1964-08-20 7 Mata Hari, famous lover or notorious spy? A QUESTION MARK IN ESPIONAGE HISTORY TO the French of World War I the middle aged hut still attractive Mata Hari was a she devil whose espionage work for Germany had cost thousands of their fellow countrymen's lives. And that was why on1,856 words
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Advertisement256 1964-08-20 7 $376 down takes you to the World's Fair > 1 S 2 'Bm^ f* n $53 takes care there! It doesn't cost a fortune to take a trip across t!ie moon. See giant dinosaurs. Race down a mountain stream in a log. Dine in Hong Kong one night the Caribbean256 words
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Obituary43 1964-08-20 8 10 H'orrft Sin (Mimimum) THE POGH CEREMONY for UM Madam Han-.am Knur m o Stt Major Dalham Singh. Peneloner will ne •olemnliwd at %49. Karnpnnk Plnang. Kamuntlnn. Talplng on 23rd I iKii-t. 1964 at II 00 am All friend! '.-•luesti-d to attend43 words
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Article143 1964-08-20 8 M Word* Sit (Minimum) MR AND MRS. Arnold A Lull 'hunk relatives and rrlend* for their mluHnle fjfla, assistance and attendance st their marriage. MR. AND MRS. 8.R.8 Kanda thank rHitlvea and friends for their valuable I resent* and attendance at their marriage on »-M at fleremban. MRS. BOEV143 words
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Article233 1964-08-20 8 ?0 Words $10 (Minimuim) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. tavtta all teachers and book addicts •o brow** In their unowroom at Times :-..-r Valley Koad. Singapore. PRACTICAL AND FASMIONABLEratttaa handbag." from The Minn Shop. .-'ti^apore. Available in various styles to suit any occasion. ART OF OANCE STUDIO. New work >• irtinc233 words
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Article79 1964-08-20 8 Worit $1.5» Win.) SINGAPORE KESWICK CONVENTION All welcome threi- .tmalon* daily. ...JO p.m. to 8.15 p.m. and 7.46 p.m, ■>!.'. pm. in KnKliMi 830 p.m. to T :i«> pin in CMMM 17th and 31at In rton i Mi mortal Hull IStb 19tb and n Victoria Theatre. ASIAN EVANGELISTS79 words
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Article39 1964-08-20 8 in Wm4» (Mlm.i Box M etm. extra HORSHAM, SUSSEX. Warm Bungalow to lit fumishrd from 2.Mh Sept. fur month- or longer 2 bedroom*. Kara**. tri>Ai«ion. phone. No small children), or dona. Hill-Hrid. M Vale I Tim- Horxhalu39 words
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690 1964-08-20 8 Thursday, August 20, 1" It is possible to be happy, along with the Attorney General and everyone else, at the settlement of the railwaymen's claim that they are govern- i ment servants and eligible, as the Constitution says, for the same rights, privileges and690 words
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Article376 1964-08-20 8 Tun Abdul Razak's appeal for subordination of provincial to national interests is very much to the point None of the basic problems confronting Malaysia can be successfully tackled unless a conscious effort is made to focus attention on common causes and to play down differences between State and376 words
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Article118 1964-08-20 8 Singapore is well on schedule with its ambitious programme of electrical expansion. The first generator in the $65 million extension to the Pasir Panjang power station should come into operation ir January, and the other three within the following two years. The chairman of the Public Utilities Board,118 words
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Article576 1964-08-20 8 James McNeish - James McNeish By TN New Zealand you can grow old more quietly and more comfortably than in any country I know. This is not only because of the Welfare State, which is one of the best anywhere. It is also because there are576 words
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Article158 1964-08-20 8 THE Mentrl Besar of Selangor deserves a bouquet for setting the lead to publicise his splendid Idea towards a closer Integration of Malayan schoolchildren. Such a splendid idea deserves wider application. It might be too much to suggest at this moment that national type schools In our158 words
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Article117 1964-08-20 8 WE. who are living In and around Tanglin Post Office, have to eat lateriu dust everyday. All along the road from Orange Circus, lorryloads of 1 at* -rite are being transported dally moving towards the city. Chunks of laterlte fall on to the road and moving vehicles churn117 words
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Article, Illustration1189 1964-08-20 8 No more neutrals in Laos THE PROBLEM: TO PREVENT A CLASH BETWEEN RIGHT AND LEFT FROM INVOLVING THE OUTSIDE WORLD By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LAOS is hardly a good advertisement for neutrality. But the failures of the Cene^ va settlements of 1954 and 1962— are not so much due to1,189 words
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Advertisement40 1964-08-20 8 The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cut to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Also Importer* Exporters of High Class Worsteds Woollens, SINGAPORE: 21, Chulio Street. Tel: ***** HONGKONG: Mirador Mansion, Ist Floor, Room No. 8, 54-64, Nathan Rood, Kowloon.40 words
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Advertisement21 1964-08-20 8 r^_ l*\ '**^^s>.^>^*^^^^*^»^^lr*.^L^^r*— i no discomfort if you have a PH I LCO AIR CONDITIONER I 1 Weuf 19*64 PHILCO REFRIGERATORS21 words
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162 1964-08-20 9 ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The term of office of the Bishop of the Methodist Church in South-East Asia has i been reduced from eight i years to four years. The South-East Asia Central Conference of the Church which decided this today, also agreed162 words
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104 1964-08-20 9 No prima facie case so he is acquitted IPOH. Wed. A mason. Law Seng Mun. 28, was acquitted by the Sessions Court here today on a charge of putting a farmer. Llm Soon Hee. 40. in fear of assault in order to commit extortion in Leech Street here on March104 words
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95 1964-08-20 9 I/lAI.X I.I.MPIR. Wed Another death from cholera was reported in the past 24 hourending at 8 a.m. today It took place outside the hospital in the Resut district of Trengganu This brings the number of deaths caused b> cholera outside hospitals in Trengganu to 81.95 words
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Article, Illustration698 1964-08-20 9 Attorney-General agrees 14,000 workers are govt servants and case before court is over in five minutes KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rpHE Attorney-General, Inche Abdul Kadir bin Yusof today conceded the claim by the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya that the country's 14,006 railway workers ARE Government servants.698 words
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85 1964-08-20 9 More cash for fund started by NTUC SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Trades Union Congress today received two donations totalling $55 for its rehabilitation fund for victims of the recent disturbances in Singapore, bringing the total of the fund to $30,534.92. The donations came from Mr. Ong Chay Tong ($5O) and85 words
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Article58 1964-08-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The United Btates Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Jamu. D. Bell, will pay a courtesy call on the Governor of Malacca. Tun Haji Abdul Maifk. tomorrow. The visit is one in a series of official calls paid by Mr. Bell on Malaysian State58 words
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258 1964-08-20 9 WONDERFUL TO VISIT NATIONAL PARK: DR. LIM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Urn Swee Aun, today recommended those contemplating a quiet holiday to visit the National Park. Dr. Llm said that more than 200 people had visited the park this year but most of them258 words
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Article63 1964-08-20 9 PENANO. Wed. Charged with dishonestly retaining a I stolen scooter on July 8, Ket See j Keong. 17. explained ln court toi day he dM not know it was a stolen machine. "I was merely the pillion rider." Ket. who was Jointly charged with another person still63 words
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Article26 1964-08-20 9 PENANG, Wed.— Mrs. Catherine de Cunha. 29. collapsed and died at her home in Mount Ersklne Road yesterday evening while washing plates.26 words
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Article, Illustration110 1964-08-20 9 TENGKU IS WELCOMED ON ARRIVAL AT GEYLANG yENGKU Abdul Rahman (above) la greeted by three Malay women from Geylang as he arrives at the new market in Geylang Serai. Singapore, yesterday. With the Tengku is Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. At right h P is greeted by a Chinese member of110 words
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Advertisement105 1964-08-20 9 FEATURES mmm English keyboard with Arabic c lettering. Specially incorporated tor letters etc., typed in our National Language. Distinctive Typ«-Focc Tabulotor Two-colour ribbon Long-lasting spacer PLUS Special POL YSTYROL rust -proof casing a product of Optima research!!! HIRE PURCHASE TERMS AVAILABLE 9 "TITHES" DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY LTD. Head Office 193,105 words
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Advertisement159 1964-08-20 9 I > <r*v m w 0 Straits Times pictures by CHEW BOON CHIN IFVy ONE EXTRA REFILL II 1 WITH EVERY lISHEAFFERS IMPERIAL SAFEGUARD BALLPOINT r To let you try the revolutionary Sheaffer \\W\\ Dokumental 303 Refill, for a limited period WWW s now k 6 1^ gi yen f159 words
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Miscellaneous657 1964-08-20 9 ri*r%is-v Haynes Show; 9.30 News; 9.40 RADIO SINGAPORE Strictly Instrumental; 10.00 Late Evening Request*; 10.30 Asian Short Wave Service 41 and Club; 11.00 News; 11.05 Music 25 metres Prom The Opera; 12 Midnight Medium Wave Service Close. 476 metres Ai* 600 Goo* Morning; 601 RAD O MALAYSIA Morning Prelude; 7.00657 words
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274 1964-08-20 10 CINGAPORE. Wed. O xh e Minister for Health, Mr. Yonjr Nyuk Lin, announced today that, a new million-dollar radiotherapy department will be set up in the General Hospital to replace the present equipment in the Xray department. ■a said that the now departn-.int274 words
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Article58 1964-08-20 10 PENANO. Wed. The Mayor. Mr. O. Y. Choy, will open the inhibition of paintings by a local artist. Mr. Lim Eng Hooi. at the Town Hall at 5.30 pjn. tomorrow. The exhibition, under the auspices of the Penang Art Society, will be open from 1058 words
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Article142 1964-08-20 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. 0 Jek Chwee An, a taxi-driver, was fined a total of $250 by the second Traffic Magistrate's Court today on two summons charges connected with a speeding incident. He was fined $100 or two months' jail for speeding at 43-45 miles an142 words
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Article, Illustration151 1964-08-20 10 IG-year-old girl missing from home for a week JOHORE. BAHRU. Wed. Johore police are looking for a 16-year-old girl, Lily De Cruz (above), who has been missing from her home in Jalan Yusof Taha for the past week. The girl left home at 2 p.m. last Wednesday for the Johore151 words
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200 1964-08-20 10 Customs recover 1,080 gallons of mash ALL-NIGHT AMBUSH IN PERAK ESTATES UNSUCCESSFUL IPOH. Wed.— Six Cus- toms officers, after j an unsuccessful all- night ambush for moonshiners, recovered two aluminium stills and 1.080 gallons of fermented mash in two rubber estates near Ayer Tawar. 38 i miles from here, early200 words
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Article32 1964-08-20 10 1 SINGAPORE. Wed— The police yesterday detained 12 secret soI ctety members under the Societies Ordinance, and one under the Criminal Law 'Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. Another 1.198 persons were screen32 words
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Article, Illustration655 1964-08-20 10 JOHNNY ANG HELPS OUT FELLOW PARALYTIC Friends rally round to help raise funds to buy Tham a Possum machine SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Johnny Ang of Mount Alvernia Hospital has taken $10 out of the money he earned from writing a short story to help another cripple, Tham Kok Seng, at the655 words
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66 1964-08-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Loo Ah Kew. alias Loo Kwee Pong, <ccd 18. of Ampang new village, was charged In the Sessions Court here with robbery. He was alleged to have robbed Lam Khee Patt of his watch worth $20 at the Malacca Street bus66 words
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Article51 1964-08-20 10 PENANG. Wed-— Two armed men waylaid a mother and daughter in Zoo Road last night and robbed them of two watches and 70 cent.' Woo Chool Wan. a 15-year-old schoolgirl, whs returning horn« with her mother at about 8.30 p.m. when they were held uo by the51 words
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Article39 1964-08-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed: Eighteen Social Welfare assistant* are attending a two-week course at I the Youth Hostel in Kampong Pandan here. The course is aimed at guiding the officers in deal- < Ing with common welfare pro- HmW39 words
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116 1964-08-20 10 Ignorance of law no excuse* Sumatrans are told SINGAPORE. Wed— Mr. S. R. Chaj>khana told seven Sumatrans accused of committing a breach of the Prohibition of Imports (Indonesia) Order 1964 that ignorance of the law was no excuse. The judge said this M-sterday after one of them, acting as spokesman,116 words
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Article68 1964-08-20 10 IPOH. Wed Thieves broke into the house oi .1 woman fishi monger. Lee Foon, 44. in Jelapang new village near here yesterday and stole $200 cash hidden in an old pair of .shoes. She said that she went to th« market to sell lish early in68 words
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173 1964-08-20 10 Soldiers lost in jungle saved by aborigines T<ANAH RATA. Wed.— A Three British soldiers who were lost In the jungle near hore since Monday were guided back to civilisation this afternoon by aborigines. Their return ended a land and air search tor the .>.oldier.^ in which police. aborißine guides and173 words
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148 1964-08-20 10 CINGAPORE. Wed. HMNZS Taranaki. N^w Zealand's frigate in the Far East fleet, will sail from the Na\al Base here tomorrow j morning for New Zealand after a 10-month tour with the Far East fleet Commanded by Capt. L.G. 1 Carr. the Taranaki. th148 words
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Advertisement222 1964-08-20 10 B I A Kriesler masterpiece VvBV^b H|HB^H design with the modern 1 1 j T'T 1^ 1 ls^ i BsilTTl low-wide look. Before you invest in a Television receiver, make sure you S ee Kriesler... quality-built in every detail of cabinet con1f rjj* struction, luxury styling and electronic engineering. 1222 words
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Miscellaneous31 1964-08-20 10 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby »«/eeTU^MJrr tell me aoaintu^t A V MINE 1/ TMIC 16 OUQ GCCOHDJ Xl HONeVMOONy And tuat vou'ee a^S C 1 eef> POggemNg)^! v. LOV&J& ggiocoacowy > y—31 words
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Article549 1964-08-20 11 Conviction for City Hall riot stands, but jail sentences varied to order to sign $1,000 good behaviour bonds SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'fHE Federal Court of Appeal dismissed today the appeal of eight former Barisan Sosialis leaders who were convicted of rioting and being members of an unlawful549 words
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211 1964-08-20 11 IPOH, Wed. Choong Cheong Chee, 23, returned a watch to a shop proprietor a month after he had cheated the proprietor of the watch and $47 cash with a dishonoured cheque, the Sessions Court here was told todt'v. ••I wanted211 words
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257 1964-08-20 11 MALACCA, Wed. A for-tune-teller told a magistrate's court how five men burnt him with lighted cigarettes, hit him with a bottle, .shaved off his hair and threatened to kill him when he refused to tell them he was a257 words
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Article79 1964-08-20 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The 40 senior Government officers who are attending a seminar here were this morning given an up-to-date briefing on the problems of defence by the Secretary to the Ministry of Defence Inche Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddnv A discussion w&i held after79 words
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Article, Illustration138 1964-08-20 11 Two years' jail for breaking curfew PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. A restricted resident who broke his curfew order last September was today jailed for two years. The Sessions Court President. Inche Wan Yahaya bin Pawanteh. convicted Lee Chee Wai of committing a breach of the order on the night of Sept.138 words
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Article63 1964-08-20 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The shipping manager of a commercial firm. Mr. P.KS. Jones, was tonight installed the new president of the Apex Club here at its annual dinner. Other officers installed at the dinner at Le Cog Dor were vicepresident. Mr. P. K. Singam: secretary. Dr.63 words
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84 1964-08-20 11 BONN, Wed.— Malaysia's Minister for Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. met West German officials yesterday to discuss ways of improving housing conditions in his country. Mr. Khaw inquired particularly about financing housing: for low-income groups. He will visit Dusseldorf. Berlin and Hamburg84 words
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52 1964-08-20 11 THESE four pretty girls are among the 60 x trainees who are attending the six-week tourist guide training course at the Shell Theatrette in Kuala Lumpur. They are from left Che Maniseh Subira, Miss Jenny Kit, Miss Heddy Wong and the Rashada Ahmad. Straits52 words
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Article16 1964-08-20 11 NIBONG TEBAL. Wed. Province South District Council will meet in Nlbong Tebal tomorrow.16 words
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252 1964-08-20 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad THE Central Government has formed a nineman committee to study the implications if the Rent Control Ordinance is revoked. The committee, headed by Senator Athl Nahappan, will make recommendations on alternative legislation that may be necessary if the252 words
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Article84 1964-08-20 11 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. A Central Electricity Board employee, Osman bin Ngah, 24, was killed today when the motor cycle he was riding was Involved in a collision with a lorry at Permatang Berang. The driver of another lorry, which ran over Osman alter he had been thrown oIT84 words
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116 1964-08-20 11 I OUTTERWORTH, Wed. A Customs patrol 1 fired several warning shots early this mornI ing when they stumbled into a gang of smug- glers on the beach off Bacan Tuan Kechil. Customs officers later picked up a bin package of dutiable textiles. Two of116 words
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Article57 1964-08-20 11 I SINGAPORE, Wed A motoi cychst, Cheong All Kwan. 31. was killed yesterday morning when his machine was involved in a head-on collision with bus in Jurong Road, near the entrance to Nanyang University. Police are appealing for eye- witnesses to contact Inspector O I I. De57 words
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Advertisement173 1964-08-20 11 (1111. PHUIP MOHMS Mb Take the world's first Humiflex Plastic Pack Moistureproof. vacuum-formed so freshness and fiavor stay in. ("V Paxton comes to you twice as fresh and flavorful as any other cigarette. The Humiflex Pack is soft and flexible. ■^~~2m*dtKF l mm p- It's the best-looking pack you ever173 words
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Miscellaneous58 1964-08-20 11 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /itsaqu.ckl 1 1 >. IS N WAV T G T I^OTa\ Wjk I HEYi VOLJ'RE ON V PAST THAT CLOUD vR# VTHE SIDEWALK! V LINE-UP OF IN THE \Jifk V> V 'VCARS^LMER!, V SKYi I *SI I was beg:.mnins"\ f /ji//f;IEW^\VWXi' I* tothink business) liY'/58 words
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Article280 1964-08-20 12 VARIED INTERESTS OF A QUEEN IJO\V much intern est does a Queen pay to news outside her palace and her country? Quite a bit if the interest of former Queen K.imbh... Barni of Thailand is any criterion. At an informal and private dinner party given by the Thai Consul General280 words
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Article, Illustration467 1964-08-20 12 SUCCESSFUL CAREER in modelling CIIK climbed the dizzy steps to seek fame in the tilm world. jJhe became an actress but somewhere along the way she decided to step aside. She did not want to be an actress anymore. Instead, she chose to be a model. Today Miss Michiko Tanaka467 words
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Article297 1964-08-20 12 J'HERE are three A main steps in caring for a blemished skin: Cleansing, healing and concealing. The first two help prevent scarring and aid In clearing up the condition permanently. The third is good for morale, and lets you have fun and forget your problem.297 words
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Article169 1964-08-20 12 /CHILDREN will love these homemade sweets. You will find these recipes easy to follow. Vanilla caramels: You will need J pint water: 1 lb. crystal* sugar: 1 oz. butter or margarine: 1 heaped teaspoon condensed milk; 1 heaped tablespoon glucose; i teaspoon vanilla cc. Put all Ingredients169 words
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Advertisement431 1964-08-20 12 Day Dreams' by maidenfbrm Q/ ®(Mode in U.S.A.) wiik custom-curved straps v^-^HsV^BkL.-' -<sobbbbl bY New Day Dreamt, the most comfortable bra ever invented! The unique crisi-crosi construction or the sides and the straps are made with s-r-r-e-t-c-h "Vyrcne" spandex tricot, bias cut to move with your body (That's what keeps,431 words
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Advertisement307 1964-08-20 12 don't be SKINNY! All-in-ow concentrated food supplement quickly gives pooirtti and inches of solid flesh to thin, underweight men and womet. WATE-ON Is a new, pJeasant-to- SUNNY WOMEN— develop I fln*. take substance that's packed with rounded figure. Fill out the cunw weight-building calories, bone- of shoulders, bust, arms, hip»«nsj307 words
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Advertisement1344 1964-08-20 13 TO LIVERPOOL ft WEST COAST U.K.. Out S'pon Stm P. S'tiaa> Pttaag MfNELAUS LJVtrtMt. Dublin TMa» AUTOLYCUS Likcrpan, Avonomutk Aig 21 Sept 3 ll Pt Aug 23 MACHAON Li.erp',ll. G'^go* Aug 2b 3 nuilUS LKirpail, (.ij.gow Aig 21 Sept 1 ttpi MACHAON Literpoel, Glasgow Sept 4 Sept I Scpl 1/111,344 words
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Advertisement2548 1964-08-20 13 wuLU^^iMjiJiMsMhMMJ^ W'sl THE EAC LINES L>A r?M I siMGAPoat mama tu»A»ua. r.itnimajiMi wwno o""" 1 "o* ai.f ttuto ae. romitas i/i.«h»cmmt t^jj' moNi 7«oi noaiaw mwitwi iioiatim SAILINGS 10 CENOA. Lt MAYRE. BAMOVRB, BREMUL ANIMERP. ROTTERIAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO, GOTHENIUtt ANO COPENHAGEN SiMtpox s n*m >-e«*n« "FALSTRIA" I) fiM.ll/22Aif 21/20 Atf2,548 words
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Advertisement1237 1964-08-20 13 |taiw ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. \e2jm4 LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HrfpVAl HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore Pt S»M» reajaa. 'CITY OF DURHAM 21/21 Aif 24/2J Aag SO ApJJ tCITY OF COLOMIO 21/11 Aif tilt Uf LtiLtilEß 21/22Stpi a/2SStpt SBSaat itltt Of WELLINGTON 21/ 21 Stpt SO** •CITY Of LEEDS 21/22 Oct1,237 words
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Article142 1964-08-20 14 MELBOURNE, Wed.— lndustrials ITA traded around steady levels with a tendency to ease. Moves were small and about in balance. F. H. Stephens gained 1/- to 24/--on higher profits and one-lor-tour par issue. Base metals continued to ease. Barriers were lower B.H. South 1/to 25/- and New Broker142 words
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Article245 1964-08-20 14 'CEPTEMBER first grade rubbsr l.e.b. elessd at S p.m. tn Kuala Lumpur and Singapera yesterday at 6t> centa per Ib. up one-cignUi of a cent on Tuesday's closing level for tb>- poxltion. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and P.M.R.E. cltfskng priost In eenta per Ib. yesterday: Int.245 words
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Article252 1964-08-20 14 Aug. 19 Three months. INDUSTRIAL* Bouxtemi 13 eta M Container* 13 cv Dunlops 14 centa. M. Cables IS <-ts City Dev. 7 eta. UeAllster 13 cts. K. Em»lteni 27 eta M Invest. 11 eta K»m> 13 eta. 0.C.8.C. 20 cv. Fed Dlsp 12 ets Rothraua 9 cts Kltzpatrirka252 words
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Article79 1964-08-20 14 T'HK Federation Minister for Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Auk. 20. Rubber Hi, its a Ib. Copra $480 a lon. Coconut oil SB6B a ton. Palm oil 5667.75 a ton. Palm kernels 5367.50 a ton. The rates of duties79 words
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714 1964-08-20 14 From Our Market Correspondent TNDUSTRIAL shares made 1 a good recovery on the Malayan Stock Exchange /esterday morning, but this was not held, and the market closed irregular with most prices a few cento above or below Tuesday's final levels. Two notably soft714 words
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Article1079 1964-08-20 14 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded within bracket;.: INDUSTRIALS: Beustcart (1.000) M..".a. (1.000) 11.54, I1.UO0) (1.52: C.S. rleldmt (4.000) (2 40. (2.000) >2.35. (2,000) $2.34. (1.000) (2.33; Dunlep $1.71)1,079 words
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Article24 1964-08-20 14 Malayan Stock Indices Aug. 18 Am. 19 •Industrials: 85.75 83.27 Tins: 123.43 121.74 rubbers: 101.78 101.78 •Dfo. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=10024 words
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Article30 1964-08-20 14 \i <;lst is. MALAYAN KIBBF.R PRICK: tifi cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $639.75 a picul (up $2.50). I noliiiial estimated offering: 210 tons (up 10 tons).30 words
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251 1964-08-20 14 nnHE price of Straits tin on 1 the Penang market yesterday rose $2.50 a picul to $639.75 on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 10 tons to 210 tons. This followed the recovery In London, where both spot and forward metal251 words
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Advertisement943 1964-08-20 15 i Con ti nurd from Pate 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word* tS (Min.)— Boa It efs. extra: SAXOPHONIST/CLARINETIST. Must be first class Instrumentalist. Cockpit Hotel, Singapore. WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL or Lady for a Hlghclass Dress Shop. Good prospects for a right person. Apply Box A 6546 B.T. Spore. SALESGIRLS REQUIRED.943 words
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Advertisement981 1964-08-20 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Word* tS (Min.)— Box St efs. »xjr. EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW 3 Bedrooms Alr-Condltioned Bathrooms attached. Seaside or District 9 or 10 preferred. Urgent! Tel: (Spore) ***** and *****. HOUSES LAND FOR SALE to Words tS (Min.)— Box St eU. txtrm JUST COMPLETED Two-Storey House at Langsat Road for981 words
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Advertisement898 1964-08-20 15 RUGS. CARPETS ft CURIOS It Ward* U (Mtn.)—Baa It eta, aatrm RECEIVED PEKING ANTIQUE Lacquer Blackwood Furniture. Artcrafts with marked prices. Pelplng Store Ltd., 173, Orchard Ftoad. Spore. 17, Suleiman Court behind China insurance Building (Batu Road) K. Lumpur. Telephone *****. "810 REDUCTION CARPET SALS" CARPETS HUGS All Types. Sltss898 words
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Advertisement953 1964-08-20 15 FOR SALE Word* U (Min.)— Box It rta. extra NEW CONCRETE VIBRATOR Set 20 feet cable needle diameter 2 Inches 4h.p. engine. Ring Wang (B'pore) ***** 1.30 to 2.30 p.m. for demonstration. A MATCNINO PAIR Upright Freezer Refrigerator and Refrigerator. Only S7BO/- for tbe pair. Lee A Kletrher. 104 Orchard953 words
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Advertisement544 1964-08-20 15 BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore; I M Word* tt (Mln.)—BoxtteU. axlra STARLIGHT BAR RESTAURANT SIS. Clemeneean Avenue (B'pore) (Alrcoodltloned). Luncn/Dlnner served. Delicious European/Chinese disbes. Mualc. Bluffers Entertaining Dancing Nightly. V.I.P. POPULAR $1 00 Bos Luncheons Telephone (Spore) SSOSB Today's Menu: No. 1 Pork Chop, Carrots. Onions. Green Peas, Sambal Blachan Rice, Na544 words
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Advertisement514 1964-08-20 15 SHIPPING NOTICES ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD ■t. "WILLEM RUYS" Will arrive from Europe on Friday, 21st August 1964 and berth alongside P.S.A. Godowns 38/39 Gate 2 at approx. 8 a.m. Embarkation of passengers will i take place the same day between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. The vessel will i sail514 words
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Article225 1964-08-20 16 Ten to follow at K.L. BUS FULL Smart last start winner of the K.L. 6f on a yielding track in June; won over Ipoh 6f in lm 13 4/5 earlier in season TECHLAND Finished brilliantly to win over K.L. 5J f with 9.0 in June; ran good fourth to Bus225 words
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Article374 1964-08-20 16 LONDON. Wed. Australian Test captain Bobby Simpson and Km Barnngton (England) head the batting averages for their respective teatns in the recent Test series. BATTING (headings: ma'che.s. Innings, nut outs. run*, highest Innings, average): Simpson 5 8 2 458 311 76.33 Jurire 5 8 1 322 160 46.00374 words
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481 1964-08-20 16 LONDON, Wed. Worcestershire strengthened their lead in tn* English County cricket championship yesterday with a last over victory against Gloucestershire, winning by 107 runs Warwickshire, their nearest rivals, suffered a shock defeat, losing by 46 runs to lowly-placed Derbyshire. Worcester chased after quick runs and declared,481 words
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663 1964-08-20 16 DELEGATES of the Malayan Racing Association will meet at Kuala Lumpur next week and owners and trainers are hoping that the policy-makers of Malaysian racing will make a definite statement on the present ban on registration of new horses. A section of the663 words
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Article, Illustration830 1964-08-20 16 SIMPSON GOT THE BEST OUT OF MEAGRE FORCE I JACK FINGLETON reviews Test series... THE wind was from the west. The rain began to fall an hour before play was to resume. There were puddles on the ground during lunch and so, at 1.30 p.m. yesterday the umpires realised wnat830 words
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Advertisement1456 1964-08-20 16 NOTICE PIKB\I)ANAN KEMAJIAN NM.KKI SKI.AMiOR (Selangor state Development Corporation) Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens for the following Hie perbadanan Kemajuan Negerl Selangor: 1. Technical Assistant* 2. Clerk of Works 3. Surveyor 4. Building Inspector Salary Scale— s324 x 14-352 419 x 14-545/562 x 18-652. Age— Between 25 and 401,456 words
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Advertisement795 1964-08-20 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATIONS are Invited for two posu of Stenographer (Special Grade; one in the Registrar's Office and one In the Faculty of Engineering. Salary Scale: $500x 20-580. Also payable variable allowance at current rates. Other benefits Include medical attention and provident fund. Qualifications: Candidates must795 words
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Advertisement780 1964-08-20 16 TENDERS CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE FCDEKATION OF MALAYA Tenders will be Invited from contractors registered in Class B and above with the Architect for the construction of 2 Type IV, 2 Type V quarters and Dispensary on Lot 122 Habu-Cameron Highlands. A deposit of $50/- should be paid not780 words
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Article, Illustration310 1964-08-20 17 OLYMPIC ROUNDUP LAHORE, Thurs.— Pakistan, world champion hockey team, will not undertake a scheduled Malaysian tour, it was reported here today. The team was to tour Malaysia from Aug. 26 to Aup. 31 but cannot do so due to late approval of the tour by the Malaysian Hockey FederationEarlier this310 words
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Article53 1964-08-20 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. Chartered Bank, who regained First Division status this season, held defending champions Wearnes Brothers to a 4-4 draw in their SBHPA Senior K.O. Cup match at Parrer Park today. In other matches Borneo Motors beat Bramtoco 3-1. NAAFI beat Cooper Brothers 2-0 and Metal Box beat53 words
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Article42 1964-08-20 17 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Johore Orand Prix, scheduled for Aug. 30 and 31 at Johore Bahru, has been postponed to the fir*, week of November. All tickets bought for the Orand Prix can be returned In exchange for cash.42 words
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265 1964-08-20 17 GABRIELLE TO MISS FIRST GAME v THAIS MERDEKA SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE SOUTH Koreans, among the most popular anA nual contenders in the Merdeka football tournament, will be the first team to go into the camp at the Teachers Training College in Pantai The Koreans arrived in Singapore tonight265 words
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Article119 1964-08-20 17 KUALA LUMPt'R. Wed. The Malaya Cap Final In which Singapore beat Perak 3-2 after extra time, will be repeated on T.V. Malaysia at 7.10 pjn. for 50 minute* on Friday. The repeat Is being made at the request of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman,119 words
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Article, Illustration659 1964-08-20 17 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL: By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. THEY CONTINUE TRAINING WITH MILLER •p HE four top Malaysian athletes, Kuda Ditta (hurdles), Nashatar Singh (javelin and shot putt), A. S. Nathan (406 metres) and Ahmad Mahmud (triple jump), who were surprisingly not selected to prepare for the Olympic Games,659 words
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Article55 1964-08-20 17 I BANGKOK Wed Bangkok's Vajlravudh College beat the visitIng Malay College of Perak here yesterday 16-0 In their fifth annual rugby match. Vajiravudh now nave a record of four matches won and one lost against Malay College which beat them 39-0 in Perak lasi year HalftimeReuter - 55 words
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Article715 1964-08-20 17 SWIMMING KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The first Malaysian swimming championships to be held in the newly-opened Municipal swimming pool at //eld Road. Kuala Lumpur, has attracted a record number of entries. The meet will be held on Friday and Saturday. There will be 12 events for men715 words
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86 1964-08-20 17 MALAYSIAN STARS TO COMPETE IN POLICE MEET TT VA LA LUMPUR, Wed.— Leading Malaysian athletes will compete in the Koyal Malaysia Police annual athletic championships at the Police Depot here on Sunday at 1.30 p.m. Among the stars from the 14 states represented at the meet will be Kuda Ditta,86 words
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Article679 1964-08-20 17 KUALa LdMr'UK, ..ednesday. DENANO took a lead of 82 runs on the nrsi innings against Selangor in their Malaysian Combined Schools inter-state cricket competition final for the Taylor Shield which began on the Pantai ground today. Close of play scores were Selangor 76 and 30 for679 words
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Advertisement205 1964-08-20 17 **«f* FiHeen-million TV view- ers can't be wrong when they »ote »or Morecambe v M ond Wise of "Two Ot A P^. B afl Kind" fame For these Jr JM Wm JKk British comedians not I i only br.no, on the loughs VMM afl buf the nouse down ot fl205 words
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Advertisement237 1964-08-20 17 A box of dv MAURIER carries beautifully packed quality filter tip cigarettes made from the The world's finest filler tip cigarette H Imm "UArif C" WRAPPER H M J&L rlHvlw CONTEST H 9^ WINNERS Lj m-'~M tl "uii'i7iiii" ti y The following are the results of the fcfS above competition237 words
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Miscellaneous71 1964-08-20 17 SPORTS ttIAKY suiitu-L Permk uu t T Anson) Chinese Club v DID (Speedy Rd) Penan* Div 2: B'worth Rangers v DIC MTC Utd vPk City Council (Da to Kramat grd) Krian Lge: Town Board v KCRC. lpoh Div 1: Shaw Bros v Kinta Indians (padang) Taipine Lye: Kllat Club c71 words
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Article62 1964-08-20 18 Cricket tea scores LONDON. Wed— Tea scores In today's cricket matches were: Dover: Yorkshire 178-5 v Kent. Derby: Derbyshire 176-5 v Essex. Nottingham: Lancashire 108-2 v Nottinghamshire. Lords: Australians 62-2 rain curtailed play) v MCC President's XI. Neath: Gloucestershire 83-4 (rain). Leicester: Leicestershire 101-4 v Sussex. Birmingham: Warwickshire 146-6 vReuter - 62 words
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Article, Illustration74 1964-08-20 18 RAWALPINDI. Wed. Field Marshal Ayub Khan today accepted nomination as Pakistan Muslim League candidate for Pakistan's Presidential elections next March. It will be President Ayub's first contest for the Presidency. He became President in 1960 after winning overwhelming support for his Presidential form of elected Government InReuter - 74 words
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Article1129 1964-08-20 18 BRUNEI. Wed.— Police throughout the State are mounting security checks and road blocks at strategic points on la. waterways are also being ly patrolled. Six ex-detainees were re-ar-rested last week, five in the capital and one in Tutong. midway between the capital and the Seria oilfirlt! a1,129 words
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97 1964-08-20 18 JAKARTA. Wed— The United Arab Republic and Indonesia have agroed to provide landing rights for their airlines at Cairo and Jakarta. The official QOW| agency Antara said today Indonesian Air Communications Minister would go to Cairo in September for the formal signing. The Government's97 words
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Obituary106 1964-08-20 18 ANTHONY LOH AM THYf ..•i ;h.- Hi--«ra' i. :i\ihk an Catrw 4 4') p.m. on Frid.iy IH-s-fft for the I .1 Hi art and tbince to llKl.idan MAOAM THANCACHIAMMAL. :ik-«1 01. mother of D. Paul. Pi iPrnanK). on ia-S-64. Connie leave* :,7-K Kandnnt; Kcrhau Koad. Kuala Lumpur 4.30 p.m.106 words
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86 1964-08-20 18 KUCHING. Wed. One Malaysian soldier was killed and eight others injured by a hand-grenade explosion yesterday in a Security Forces forward base camp near the Indonesian border, an official statement said today. The soldier died while being flown to hospital. The eight in hospital were86 words
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Article27 1964-08-20 18 RANGOON, Wed.— About 300 Communist rebels raided Nyaunggon village In the Irrawaddy Delta on Aug. 18 and looted 20 guns from a village defence force.27 words
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227 1964-08-20 18 IESSELTON, Wed. J Sabah's Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, today described the Indonesian landing in Johore as a "warming up of Soekarno's konfrontasi and anticipated it to be part of his war of nerves." Dato Stephens said: "If Bung thinks he can scare227 words
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Article396 1964-08-20 18 LONDON, Wed. Stock markets gave a depressing performance today. The National Instituted warning of balance of payments troubles upset markets at the opening and widespread losses were recorded, while a further but modest fall followed the July trade figures which were not encouraging. The chief396 words
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180 1964-08-20 18 Talks with Indonesia now very slim, says Razak KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Chances of Malaysia holding another meeting with Indonesia at any level in view of the Pontian landing on Monday are now "very slim". Speaking to newsmen after today's Cabinet meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak said: "What180 words
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Article40 1964-08-20 18 ROTTERDAM, Wed. In a head-on collision between a car and a taxi in the "Maastunnel" under the river here early today, four people were burnt to death and another person was seriously Injured, the police reported. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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562 1964-08-20 18 36 JAILED FOR BREAKING BARTER BAN Indonesians told to tell friends about new law SINGAPORE, Wed. THIRTY-SIX Indonesians, jailed today lor one month each for committing a brench of the Prohibition of Imports (Indonesia) Order 11H54. were told In ;i district judge lo convey a message lo their friends and562 words
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Miscellaneous39 1964-08-20 18 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 pm. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu 86 Penang 90 Ipoh 93 72 Malacca 84 72 Singapore 92 7739 words
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