The Straits Times, 12 October 1964
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Title Section19 1964-10-12 1 ftVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73119 words
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Article797 1964-10-12 1 Peaceful co existence is both possible and necessary States must abstain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity of other States. From the final deelaraiion. entitled "Programme for Peace and International Cooperation." of the Conference of Non-Aligned Nations in Cairo. Cairo conference calls on797 words
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247 1964-10-12 1 Bid to ask U.N. for a seat for China f UIRO. Sun. The conference of non-aligned nations lias urged its U.N. members to propose that Communist China be admitted as a member at the next U.N. General assembly. The conference also approved a proposal by President Tito of \ugoslavia thaiReuter - 247 words
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92 1964-10-12 1 UNITED NATIONS. Sun.—Women are barred from voting and are not eligible lor elected offices in Afghanistan. Iraq. Jordan Kuwait, Leichtensteln, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, a United Nations report reveals. The report is drawn up annually by the Secretary-General to show progress made in theReuter - 92 words
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Article, Illustration37 1964-10-12 1 A <ißOn* of Imfonesian volunteers carrying bamboo spears in List week's Armed Forces Day parade in Jakarta. Acting President Leinicna repeated Soekarno's same old "Crush Malaysia" cry at the parade. TIM picture.37 words
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242 1964-10-12 1 Robbers lose nerve, abandon haul THOUGHT PATROL CAR AFTER THEM SINGAPORE, Sunday. A GANG of housebreakers early today abandoned their lorry, which was carrying $7,000 worth of stolen goods, after the vehicle crashed into a lamppost in Kirn Yam Road. The incident occurred when the lorry driver saw a patrol242 words
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Article, Illustration126 1964-10-12 1 AFTER OLYMPIC DEBACLE, CONFRONTASI IN SPORT NOW: JAKARTA lAKARTA. Sun. J The Public Relations Affairs Minister, Mr. Ruslan Abdulgani, was reported saying today that Indonesia, after its withdrawal from the Olympic Games, should "increase its policy of confrontation, including the field of sport." According to Antara news agency, Mr. AbdulganiAP - 126 words
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54 1964-10-12 1 9"hour curfew in Pontian, J. Bahru KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A curfew from 2 p.m. to 11 a.m. has been imposed in the PontianJohore Bahru area beginning from today until further notice. This, however, will not affect traffic on the main trunk road. An emergency communique today described the situation in54 words
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Article37 1964-10-12 1 LAS VEGAS (Nevada). Sun A bandit robbed the New Frontier Hotel on the "Strip" late last night and fled with U5512,600 through the crowded Casino while gamblers and dealers were engrossed at the games— UPl.37 words
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Article40 1964-10-12 1 HONOLULU, Sun— An exercise will get under way at Johnston Island in the Pacific next week to determine how fast the United States could resume testing of nuclear weapons should the present test ban ever be broken— UPl.40 words
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Article199 1964-10-12 1 MESSINA (Sicily). Sun.— Aldo Donati, 42. likes to get married so much that police arrested hiir! for bigamy yesterday, on his 12th trip to the altar. His 24-year-old schoolteacher bride-to-be Maria Peluso. fainted when police marched into the church of St. Clement here and brokeUPI - 199 words
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Article87 1964-10-12 1 Gibraltar says 'we stay British' GIBRALTAR. Sun.— Thousands oi people feted Sir Joshua Hassan and Mr. Peter Lsola when they arrived here yesterday after putting Gibraltar's case to the United Nations 24-natton committee on colonialism. The crowds pulled their open car through streets. decorated with banners saying "British we are.Reuter - 87 words
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Article54 1964-10-12 1 HONOLULU. Sun. An earthquake measuring 4.75 on the Ricluer scale shook the Hawaiian i Ul&ndn sliorily after midnight Hawaiian Time today. The epicentre of the earthquake was 170 tallies southeast of the Island of Oahu, a spokesman at the Honolulu Observatory sa.d. There were no immediateReuter - 54 words
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Article30 1964-10-12 1 RANGOON. Sun. Three inches of rain flooded Rangoon's streets yesterday snarling traffic throiuhout the city. Small boys, however, had a field day romping through the flooded streets— UPl.30 words
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Article28 1964-10-12 1 HONG KONG. Sun. South Africa will iiold a trade exhibition here on Oct. 27 to boost its trade with Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.— UPl28 words
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230 1964-10-12 1 Goodwill appeal by PI Deputy Speaker KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Philippines Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Sahpada K. Pendatun, today appealed to Malaysia for goodwill and understanding in solving mutual problems with his country relating to the Communist menace in South-east Asia. Mr. Pendutar arrived here yesterday230 words
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Article32 1964-10-12 1 LABOURER STABBED SINGAPORE. Sun. An odd -job labourer. Chan Youg Chew. 81. was stabbed three times by one of three men in a cofTce shop in C mal Road tonight.32 words
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AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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208 1964-10-12 2 US plea to Saigon after life-for-life kidnap SAIGON. Sun.— The United States yesterday asked South Vietnam to dHay the execution of a Communist terrorist, because an American lieutenant colonel may be murdered in reprisal in far off Venezuela. The U.S. officer was kidnapped in Caracas on Friday, and callers whoReuter - 208 words
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Article23 1964-10-12 2 j CAIRO. Sun. President thamc relay met the Laotian Prime Minister. Pri-ce S'-uvanna Phouiie Middle Eas: news agency reported— Rcir.er.23 words
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264 1964-10-12 2 JAKARTA. Sunday. IJELIABLE sources said yesterday that the Indo- nesian Government to strengthen the economic confrontation against Malaysia has imposed trade restrictions that will affect somv Hong Kong shipping firms The measures were said to have been taken toAP - 264 words
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Article42 1964-10-12 2 HONG KONG. Sun. An IndoMaJan military delegation, id by Major-General Moko.iir.ta. deputy chief of general staff of tho IndoArmed F.tcp. were waimlv greeted by a large crowd of Nor.h VI tname.sp offlosla on their arrival in Hanoi yesterday. Rruter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article35 1964-10-12 2 TOKYO. Sun. Takao lahlmotO, 1 25. who tried to stab the Prime Minister. Mr. Hayalo Ikeda, a year ago. must spend five years in prison. The High Court yesierjday rejected his appeal.— U.P.l.35 words
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99 1964-10-12 2 'NEHRU MOST ARROGANT MAN I'VE MET'— CHOU fOLOMBO. Sun. The Chinese Prime Minister. Mr. Chou Kn-Lai. told a Ccylonese Parliamentary delegation in Peking rcrmtly that he had never met a more arrogant man than the late Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru. A member of the delegation. Mr. Edmund Samarakkody.Reuter - 99 words
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101 1964-10-12 2 SRINAGAR. .Kashmir. Sun. Seventy-two Pakistani;- and Ji mans were killed in incident, along BflK une U) Kashmir in September, the Home Affairs Minister said yesterday. T?o Pakistanis and 17 Indians were wounded in tho incidents and eitf.u Indians are missing. Mr. v. PReuter - 101 words
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Article28 1964-10-12 2 JAKARTA. Sun. The Communist Farmers Movement urged the Government to reject U.S. aid in Indonesia's malaria eradication project because of American support for Malaysia.— UPl.28 words
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Article, Illustration280 1964-10-12 2 Letter to ruling group says: Appoint a new Premier quickly SAIGON, Sunday. JJAJOR Gen. Nguyen Khanh today asked that a new Prime Minister be appointed quickly so that he could return to the armed forces "to fight day and night." His request280 words
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Article51 1964-10-12 2 TOKYO. Sun.— Laos Vice Premier. Gen. Phoumi Nosavan. the Laotian nghtwiiiß leader, arrived in Japan yesterday en route home after an extensive the Soviet Union and the United States. Nosavan's visit was termed as private. He is expected to lU| In Japan for two or three51 words
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231 1964-10-12 2 Buddhist chief bans politics in pagodas SAIGON. Sunday. T<HICH Tarn Chau. the powerful chairman of the A Secular Affairs Institute Of Vietnam's Uniiiod Buddhis* Church, today sent a communique to this ration's Buddhist clergy telling them to get politics out of the pagodas. The communique is being distributed to allUPI - 231 words
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Article28 1964-10-12 2 SAIGON. Sun. Moro than 16.000 Vletcong soldiers and officials have defected to the South Vietnamese Government in the past 20 months, the Government announced today. UPI.UPI - 28 words
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Advertisement1194 1964-10-12 2 WINNERS OF TEA POT MILK (C^ (TT) 1M 1 W The organisers and sponsors of the Tea Pot Milk Contest, thank all the thousands of participants and have pleasure in congratulating the winners, whose names are listed below:— x Inn try "pi ir vt St. JTrilZjiL i_- WmMl. vJMfiQ^. <1,194 words
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Advertisement205 1964-10-12 2 EXCLUSIVE EFFERVESCENT ACTION gx Good hygiene at home requires a clean bathroom, lt is easy to keep the toilet bowl clean. ..just use SaniFlush twice a week. SanlFlush cleans, removes stubborn rust stains, disinfects and kills odors quickly. It is effervescent, dissolves immediately and leaves all 1 enamel surfaces so205 words
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Miscellaneous18 1964-10-12 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby K p'xap* tue\ PAINT WEEDS \lff\ MORE 1* J /I I f •miKJNIN&X >18 words
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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Article, Illustration472 1964-10-12 3 LONDON, Sunday r JUIE latest nationwide Gallup poll confirms a swing of votes sufficient to give Britain a Labour Government in next week's general election. The Sunday Telegraph reported a five per cent swing to Labour in a poll using quota sampling, six per472 words
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Article139 1964-10-12 3 ANOTHER BOOM IN BRITAIN -CRIME LONDON, Sun. Lord Shawcross. the eminent British jurist, told a conference of magistrates here today that crime was booming. "It is not a game. It is a war in which we have to face the attack of sophisticated and skilful criminal.'} able to exploit toReuter - 139 words
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Article22 1964-10-12 3 LONDON. Sun. sir Perclval Cavid world famous connoisseur of Chinese art and ceramics, died here yesterday. He was 72. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article37 1964-10-12 3 NEW YORK. Sun. The personal estate of General Douglas Mac-Arthur has been appraised at more than US$2 million. The amount does not include Joint ownership stocks, bonds and securities or insurance payable to beneficiaries. A.P.AP - 37 words
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193 1964-10-12 3 ■YEW YORK, Sun— A Does diplomatic immunity apply to paternity suits as well as parking tickets? A court here says it does, and so absolved Mr. Omar A. Ilamid Adeel. Sudan's Ambassador to the United Nations, of any responsibility for providing for a four-day ole infantAP - 193 words
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Article40 1964-10-12 3 MONTEVIDEO. Sun. One of the biggest crowds President de Gaulle has seen on his Latin American tour packed the approaches to the port here today to bid fare- well to him as he embarked for I Brazil. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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284 1964-10-12 3 CHILLY WELCOME FOR QUEEN IN FRENCH QUEBEC QUEBEC. Sunday. A CHILLY welcome, coupled with sporadic demonstrations and 10 arrests, greeted Queen Elizabeth when she and Prince Philip arrived in this hotbed of French-Canadian separatist feeling for a two-day visit. As the Queen, speaking in French, was addressing dignitaries in theReuter - 284 words
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Article, Illustration167 1964-10-12 3 'Saucer eyes' Eddie, 71, dies lIOLLYWOOD. Sun. Ed- die Cantor, the vaudeville and film star, died of a heart attack today at his Beverly Hills home. He was 71. The actor (above), who charmed audiences all over the world in films with his saucer eyes, big smile, ringing voice andReuter - 167 words
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Article32 1964-10-12 3 DETROIT. Sun. A speed-up in local settlements today britfhtened the possibility of settling the 16--day-old strike of more than 250 000 United Auto Workers Union members at General Motors. UPI.UPI - 32 words
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Article31 1964-10-12 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. Sometime within the next four months, the U.S. Mint will start stamping out 45 million brand new silver dollars the first to be produced since 1935. UPI.UPI - 31 words
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Article32 1964-10-12 3 LONDON. Sun. Movie actress Alizia Gur. 22-year-old former Miss Israel, and Sy Schulman, 37-year-old director of Hollywood's Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, were married yesterday at Hampstead Reaister Office— A P32 words
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Article31 1964-10-12 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Russian versions of "My Fair Lady" and, possibly. West Side Story" will be among 100 new productions to be staged in Moscow during the coming season. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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119 1964-10-12 3 Man-and-wife 'Red spy team to be deported NEW YORK, Sun.— The Government yesterday ordered the deportation to Czechoslovakia of an alleged man-and-wife spy team whom the Justice Department refused to prosecute because a trial would have disclosed U.S. counterespionage secrets and jeopardised national security. The couple are Rus-sian-born Alexandre Sokolov.119 words
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119 1964-10-12 3 I ON DON. Sun.— Russia let it be known through informal diplomatic channels yesterday that Mr. Khrushchev wants President Johnson to come to Moscow sometime next year if reelected. Mr. Khrushchev was said to anticipate a prior meeting with the President on119 words
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Advertisement246 1964-10-12 3 OUR APOLOGIES Dear Patron. Our apologies for any inconvenience that you may have been caused during the past two weeks. During this SALE time, it has been difficult to give our normal high standard of service. •The sale is over now and in appreciation of your kind patronage, we are246 words
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390 1964-10-12 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. HOUSEBREAKER was arrested early this morning after a fierce struggle with two detectives and a member of the public after being caugh] with two accomplices ransacking n provisions shop in Norfolk Road. In the struggle, a warning shot was fired390 words
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Article25 1964-10-12 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Water will be cut off in a portion of Hillview Avenue in Industrial Area tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. to 6 pjn.25 words
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Article196 1964-10-12 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. OINGAPORE'S Deputy Premier, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. last night called on the young men who had registered for the national service to come to the defence of Malaysia, immediately it was their turn to do so. Speaking at a large turnout of196 words
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Article106 1964-10-12 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Social Affairs, Indie Othman Wok, today worked alongside kampong folks In the Geylang Serai area tnls morning in a combined effort to repair and widen a road. They were working on Jalan Seri Gadlng, oil Jalan Panjang in Oeylang to improve the106 words
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Article43 1964-10-12 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. L. Ramasamy has been re-elected president of the Public DailyRated Market and Hawkers Workers Union. Other officials elected were: Inche A. Hamld Shabudin ireelected vice-president), Mr. M. Thirugnanam (re-elected secretary), and Mr. M. Palanl Velu (re-elected treasurer).43 words
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Article74 1964-10-12 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Fire this O morning completely gutted the rear portion of the markets and hawkers department of the Ministry of Health in Fort Canning Road and reduced to ashes numerous documents and office equipment kept in a store. Firemen fought the fire for over an74 words
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457 1964-10-12 4 From Page One dependence and territorial integrity of Cyprus, and refrain from threat or use of force or intervention. It declared that Cyprus is entitled to "unrestricted sovereignty and independence" and her people must be enabled to determine freely the country's political future on theReuter - 457 words
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Advertisement9 1964-10-12 4 ALMA COGAN entertains in the AIM MM I ROOM9 words
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Advertisement518 1964-10-12 4 (ORGANISATION'" 111. J4M. «i.'ifCa^:c»).'n Im 11 am, 1.45, 4, 6.30 ft 9.15 pm ELIZABETH TAYLOR I "Gat on a Hot Tin Roof J PAUL NEWMAN color (MGM)fI opens'to'morrow "TWO LEFT FEET" i Mict-ocl Crawford Julia Fosrw" lOlh 1111. HAYIf gll am, 1.30, 4, *'n t 9Jt i»". GINHPHOSPJCiW'^OiiI! i sswcomew518 words
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Article, Illustration438 1964-10-12 5 PROPOSAL BEING STUDIED BY GOVERNMENT, SAYS AMINUDDIN IPOH, Sun.— The Go v ernment is considering a plan to increase the number of scholarships lor Malays studying in the University of Malaya. This was stated by Inche Aminuddin Baki. Chief Education Adviser,438 words
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157 1964-10-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Central Electricity Board hopes to save $100,000 annually by sending one reminder instead of two. A notice to this effect has already been sent to its 250.000 consumers. It explains that reminders are sent only as a matter157 words
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Article58 1964-10-12 5 BATU PAHAT. Sun— A new branch of the Malayan Chinese Association was opened today at Parit Yanl. 14 miles from here, by Mr. Tan Peng Khoon. the chairman of the Batu Pahat division of the MCA. The new branch, with 63 members, brings the total58 words
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406 1964-10-12 5 Four unions form new TUC to cater for govt employees KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. rpHE formation of a national trades union con- gress to cater for all government employees was announced here today. Known as the Government Employees' National Trades Union Congress, it Is the direct rival of the Congress of406 words
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167 1964-10-12 5 NEW BILL TO COVER PAYMENTS. LOANS BY COUNCIL |yj.\LACCA, Sun. The Malacca Municioal Council has. without authority, made payments in connection with special privileges given to councillors and granted loans from municipal funds to officers and staff of the council to buy cars, motor-cycles or bicycles. This was revealed at167 words
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Article130 1964-10-12 5 No rush of students for Formosa KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. There has not been any rush of students wanting to go to Formosa for further I studies despite the lifting of the ban liust month. A spokesman of the Immi- gration Department said that the number of applications from students wanting130 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous53 1964-10-12 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I I 'I 'SIRE! YGOOD MORNINGS AAAVZ [NICE DAY, ISNTrT?/ ur ,cv PRESENT pi rp «C iff A V^St. BOSCOi 1 l/f A Jfl/n THEATRICAL I/I y.^,.^,) jWJ 'I'LL BOOK YA PER TWoI ZtwATsA WEEKS AT TH' BIJOU > BETTER! 1 l\ ,3 Ns^THEATEg, AN.53 words
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Article24 1964-10-12 6 KLUANG. Sun. The Kluang Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. will soon build 200 houses under the third phase of its building programme.24 words
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Article, Illustration339 1964-10-12 6 Poor turnout at course to prove that Malay can be media of instruction SINGAPORE, Sun 'J'HE first lecture of a course in Malay, organised by the University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies held last Monday proved "a great disappointment." This was stated here today339 words
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Article138 1964-10-12 6 A $100,000 two-storey hostel is to be put up irrlDOh by the Muslim Women's Welfare Board Perak branch This was decided at the branch meeting here last evening when a sub-commit-tee was elected with Che Azlzah Ibrahim, the president of .the branch, as chairman. She138 words
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76 1964-10-12 6 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. A chief clerk with 15 years Government service was sentenced yesterday to three months' jail by the Sessions I Court here on a charge of crimi- nal breach of trust of $250. He is P. Sivalinßam. 41. a lather of 1076 words
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Article33 1964-10-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Right Rev. Roland Koh. Bishop of Kuala Lumpur, yesterday dedicated the new $50,000 hall of St. James Anglican Church at Sentul. The hall can accommodate 500 people.33 words
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Article27 1964-10-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Straits Times has received $13.70 from the staff of Sekolah Pclajaran Lanjutan in Kuala Klawang. Jelebu. for the National Patriotic Fund.27 words
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Article74 1964-10-12 6 KUANTAN. Sun— The Raub Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday presented a cheque foi $3,860 to the Mentri Besar ol Pahang. Dato Yahya bin Hajl Mohamed Seh, towards the Stae Vißilante Corps fund. This donation was in response to a suggestion made by the Deputy Prime74 words
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Article122 1964-10-12 6 ALLIANCE KEEPS TUMPAT SEAT LOTA BHARU. Sun. 1V The Alliance retained its Kelantan state Assembly seat of Tumpat Tenpah when it defeated the PMIP in the by-election by 1.743 votes iast nieht The Alliance candidate. Inche Lat bin Kassim, polled 4.487 votes while the PMIi 1 candidate. Inche Ismail bin122 words
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153 1964-10-12 6 IPOH, Sun.— The annual meeting of the Malayan Leprosy Relict Association, Perak branch, which was to «;ave been hrld here yesterday, was postponed to Oct. 31. for want of a quorum. But the satay party In i. r.our <if the association's preside)153 words
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Article47 1964-10-12 6 KANGAR. Sun. A M n People's Action Front committee has been formed in Perils with thp Meir.ri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, as Mentri Br>ai\ Inch** Othman bin Abdullah. M.P. is secretary. The committee plans la hold an anti-Soekarno rally at Kangar next month.47 words
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226 1964-10-12 6 A LOR STAR, Sun— The Sessions Court President, Inche Anuar bin Zainol Abidin, today overruled a prosecution objection to the release of a lorry seized by the Customs in connection with the alleged transportation of 185 lb. of raw opium near here last I226 words
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Miscellaneous148 1964-10-12 6 Alloy I*op «99 V.T Wmtmiim holyoow.' fff I I \LJI PSfpJ-hl^^' Sy A> <■ I y<— *-A ROCK. FACE: GET [)Dfr IP irk Trnry Hy 1 h«>%tt'r iinulil I r '■■H 17 KID THATS MIGHTY V |**^INCE WHEN WAS 'JUST f f SHE NEEDS FRIENDS* STRANGE TALK— ANOTHER DAME' BAD148 words
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Article, Illustration1734 1964-10-12 7 His will was unbreakable. KUTS The most ruthless, iron-willed athlete who /a ever set foot on the tracks^ TIIK day after Herb Elliott had shattered the Olympic and World records for the 1,500 metres he was interviewed by hristopher Brasher, himself a Gold Medallist, who tried to analyse why Elliott1,734 words
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Article77 1964-10-12 8 Uonfi MO Minimum; THE FAMILY OF UN Ma Horn; .k tharik all relatives and fiinui ii, r tiu,r kind md ntlendame or. the death ol in. ir t.riox.d mother. Thankf alxo in Jim un ii, .1 bmbm of Wards IB '1 II THE SISTERS and hrotner of tbe Hell,77 words
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Article581 1964-10-12 8 Early in the Cairo conference of non-aligned nations President Soekamo called for **a s'.uggle against imperialism yes. a struggle." Peaceful co-existence, he said, was not possible between developing n;itions and "'imperialist" force*. Yesterday, however, the conferences communique I declared clearly for co-exist-ence. "All international conflicts must581 words
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Article420 1964-10-12 8 In the absence of any statei ment on the meeting between the International Tin Council and representatives of the American General Services Administration the door is wide open to speculation. So is the i price of tin. Perhaps the I.T.C. has asked for an opport- i unity for420 words
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Article237 1964-10-12 8 Politics threaten the modern Olympic Games. In ancient times it was the other way round. Sport was the threat. The Olympic festivals were religious and political in nature: they were celebrated for well over a thousand years. Some at least of the purpose of theGreek Games is enshrined.237 words
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Article, Illustration1000 1964-10-12 8 FRASER WIGHTON - FRASER WIGHTON by CORRESPONDENT HOW A BRITISH TRADITION CAN DECIDE THE POLLS BATTLE OF PERSONALITIES SIR ALEC— a simple technique when the din develops, abiding faith in the microphone. HAROLD WILSON adroit, with impressive brain-power, a photographic memory. SIR Alec DouglasHome. now caught in the full1,000 words
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LETTERS
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Letter420 1964-10-12 8 "FHERE are certain fallacies in Dr. Mendoza-Barkers letter fS.T. Oct. 5). The allegation that Malaysian students in the U.S. have mainly financial aims should be supported with concrete proof. Falling that. Dr. Mendoza would appear to owe them an apology. There are many factors In one's choice of420 words
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Letter62 1964-10-12 8 ■pHE nine-man committee headed by Senator Athi Nahappan has sent out questionnaires to all city, municipal and town councils for views on the Rent Control Ordinance. Senator Nahappan added that the committee will study the views of landlords before arriving at a decision. I presume the humble opinion62 words
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Letter78 1964-10-12 8 HAVE both a Sarawak driving licence and an International permit. But I Mnd that I cannot drive In Singapore with a Malaysian licence issued In Sarawak, and when I produced my International permit I was told that I could only drive I here when it Is endorsed by78 words
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Letter156 1964-10-12 8 WITH reference to Mr. Thomas Oh's letter (S.T. Oct. 6) it is unfortunate that a misquoted statement on the halo phenomena should have led him to think that ie« crystals could exist around the sun. The halo was explained by the spokesman as due to Ice crystal156 words
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Letter205 1964-10-12 8 DEFERRING to the letter 1% by Mr. A. B. Avery <S.T. (Sept. 26 > it would be noted that the valuable land area on which Mr. Avery parks his vehicle amounts to 144 sq. ft. This land will certainly fetch many times more than 20 a month as205 words
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Advertisement821 1964-10-12 8 Straits TiHM Malay Mail Classified aavertlsemenu nay be banded M COLO STORAOK ARCAOsI Orcr,, rd r o 0 Floor COLD STORAOK MANCHIt 1 At Helland Rsad Ksteng Kis>pel Rasd Navsl Bass. Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK BTOftK LTD kMMf mou... cony*, oa* THE NEWS FRONT ri'iDJtrlck't Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3821 words
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Advertisement35 1964-10-12 8 JUDGE WISELY! f*&\ if you want (1 gi J ABSOLUTE SAFETY for YOUR MONEY BANK WITH THE BANK FOR ALL— iIG AND SMALL PAID UP CAPITAL ANO RESERVf FUND RANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA ANO SOUTH-EAST ASIA35 words
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Advertisement120 1964-10-12 8 littJeX^l pantee lighter in weight. i ß^fc. smoother to thr touch, B Vj cooler to wear, easier to WH H^ wash. .mf Dip-waisteH, with a new s&fc "little l>oy' lejr for comfort. M» In White or Black. Sizes small to extra larjre. <^ little Xtrap&Dtae m WITH I. M !<120 words
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Article, Illustration738 1964-10-12 9 Coming —a productivity code of practice to be observed by workers, employers SINGAPORE. Sun r pHE Singapore Government is now preparing a charter for inlustrial progress which will lay down a productivity code ot practice to be observed by trade unions738 words
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Article24 1964-10-12 9 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun.— The Suitan of Perak will open a new I chest clinic at the General Hospital, here, on Oct. 19.24 words
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112 1964-10-12 9 Indonesian subversion on increase in Sabah' I/L'ALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister without Portfolio. Mr. Peter I ii. said today that the Central Government had evidence of mounting Indonesian subversion and infiltration in Sabah. Mr. l.n was speaking to newsmen on his arrival here from Sabah to attend the coming Parliament112 words
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Article, Illustration335 1964-10-12 9 QINGAPORE. Sun. Sin g a pore's approach to family planning problems is one of th-"* most advanced in Asm, a leading: American pharmacist. Mr. Robert A. Hardt. said here today. Mr Hardt. who flew into Singapore yesterday for a thive-day335 words
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103 1964-10-12 9 BATU PAHAT, Sun. V. P. Krishna Plllai. 38, yesterday pleaded guilty In the Sessions 1 Court here to evading Customs duty on 12 singlets, three T-shirts. 10 yards of cloth and one pound of saccharine on Sept. 29. The court was told that Krishna103 words
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Article19 1964-10-12 9 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. The next mrrtinf? of the Kuala Llnis Town Council will be held on Friday.19 words
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330 1964-10-12 9 Port staff union objects to passage in booklet SINGAPORE. Sun. 0 The Singapore Harbour Board staff Association today took strong exception to certain paragraphs in a booklet entitled "What is shift work at the wharves?" printed by tne Port of Singapore Authority and distributed to the port workers. According to330 words
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Article, Illustration250 1964-10-12 9 What am I bid? $6,500 netted in our first art auction Both Mr. Frank Sullivan, the auctioneer and secretary of the National Art Gallery Board of Trustees, and Inche Hisham Albakri. chairman of the exhibition committee of the Arts Council. described the auction as "very successful." Mr. Sullivan added that250 words
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126 1964-10-12 9 J^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. j Indonesia has rejected an invitation to attend the j 11th session of the IndoPaclflc Fisheries Council meeting to be held at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman here from Oct. 17 to Oct. 31. This was stated here today by126 words
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329 1964-10-12 9 More U.S. doctors, nurses for Malaysia I(UALA LUMPUR, sun. Negotiations have started between Malaysia and the United States for the recruitmerit of more doctors nurses and technicians under the Care-Medico programme to develop health projects in Malaysia. M Tl )f, dlrector of the CareMedico programme. Mr Harold Slllcox.told the Straits329 words
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Advertisement4 1964-10-12 9 mt> ■> Src^Ej^^nwj. '-L ML *%<**-4 words
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Advertisement88 1964-10-12 9 GIVE YOUR HAIR A BEAUTY TREATMENT Sebbix is a beauty treatment for the hair not just an ordinary shampoo because it contains two special ingredients which keep the hair glossy and beautiful, and the scalp healthy. Sebbix medicated shampoo is blended with a fragrance so that it leaves your hair88 words
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Advertisement229 1964-10-12 9 REMOVE UNWANTED \%J HAIR Wj MR |f Removes unwanted hair in minutes, more effectively than shaving! K A Leaves your skin feij, V smoother, and lovelier. HI Completely safe. «j..A \*mmmol*-. quick acting *t. fragrant lotion \opl' for legs. CREAM •pecially prepared for sensitive akin. Obtainable at all leading dispensaries229 words
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Miscellaneous679 1964-10-12 9 Television Singapura CHANNEL 5 Scarlet Heroine (Part D: 11.30 P.M. 6.26 Opening and Pro- Programme Summary in all gramme Summary in all langu- languages for the next day and ages; 6.30 Robin Hood The close Wager; 7.oo— Olympic report; CHANNEL 8 7.30 Mack and Myer for hire P.M.: 7.40 Opening679 words
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Article34 1964-10-12 10 MUAR. Sun Half a million dollars have been earmarked for the repair o( 14 mosques. 13 su- rails, a Chinese temple and an Indian tern ye in this district this year.34 words
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566 1964-10-12 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun 'pHE Auditor-General, IVIr. D.G. Bompas, said today there was strong evidence that the accounting system in the Public Works Department in Trengganu needed an "overhaul." In his annual report for 1963 on the State's accounts. Mr Bompas also said the566 words
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138 1964-10-12 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The new spinning mill of the multi-million dollar Textile Corporation of Malaya Ltd.. will be officially opened by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. on Oct. 24 at 3 p.m. The factory stands on 19 acre.*138 words
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Article, Illustration335 1964-10-12 10 Plaque to Dr. Eyles unveiled at Institute HE DIED BEFORE GOING HOME ON RETIREMENT OALA LUMPUR, Sun. A bronze plaque to the memory of Dr. Donald E. Evles, larr director of the United States PublicHealth Service Far East research project at the Institute of Medical Research here, was unveiled at335 words
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161 1964-10-12 10 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. A 30-year-old villager was charged in the Sessions Court here today with un- lawful possession of two packets of dynamite and a detonator. Salleh bin Haji Abdullah also faced a second charge of bring In possession of rive katies of nvrr161 words
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Article49 1964-10-12 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. T. S. S:ni:athuray. Registrar of the High Court. Singapore, has left :cr England on a Colombo Plan scholarship Hp will attend a srr.es ot law lectures at Marlborough House in I London. Mr. T.m Wpp K:an. Deputy Reur. is acting for him49 words
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Article32 1964-10-12 10 i KUAI.A LIPIS. Sun— A week will be held here from Oct. 31 to Nov. 7. Items will include a 1 fun fair and variety shows at thr children's piayground.32 words
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250 1964-10-12 10 Advertising as medium to increase Council revenue IPOH. Sun. Tho Ipoh 1 Municipal Council has decided to launch a pilot scheme to exploit the potential wealth that lies in the medium of advertising. The Council, which has so far limited this sourer of revenue to advertisement licences, ha.s now empowered250 words
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Advertisement421 1964-10-12 10 ALLIS-CHALMERS 260 1 10% more capacity 355 Maximum hp. Power Shift Transmission One lever, all hydraulic control makes any operator more efficient Operator shifts on the go with one lever ing into low, wide bowl. moves into best travel speed coming out Exclusive two-stage power steering. Oncof the cut shifts421 words
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Advertisement236 1964-10-12 10 V DO YOU [SUFFER L FROM A ASTHMA (or BRONCHITIS)? if so \ou will know the strain put on ihe lysiem hy those gavping. choking onslauglns. Remove worry by having EPHAZONE tablet] always at hand, especially at night time. I PHAZONE 15 easy to lake, vile to u>e and gives236 words
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Miscellaneous274 1964-10-12 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 3. a ve»sei w the way down all 8. No roll ot notes, say at trie aglow (10) present tune <Bj. 4. Hotel dealing with «lr-condl-9. The land ul the sailor In song tinning (7) *■*>• S. Dead centre of 18 (4). 10. Atone In two274 words
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Article, Illustration773 1964-10-12 11 ALLINGTON KENNARD - The Longhouse way of life STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW ALLINGTON KENNARD LIFE IN A LONGHOUSE. By Hedda Morrison. (Borneo Literature Bureau, Kuching. $8) LIFE in the Iban longhou se is changing. Hedda Morrison is not sure whether it is all for 'he betIct. But she is quite certain that in773 words
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Article275 1964-10-12 11 I An autobiography WITH BREAST EXPANDED. By Brian Behan. (Mac Gibbon and. Kee. 255.) BRIAN BEHAN is a younger brother of the much lamented Brendan, of whom he seems to be a fairly close, not at all pale, imitation. This Is his autobiography. It is lively, often275 words
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Article371 1964-10-12 11 David Sze - David Sze Hv THE MYSTERY OF MORAL RE-ARMAMENT. By Tom Driberg. (Seeker and Warburg 35s THE OPEN SECRET OF MRA By J.P. Thornton-Ouesbery. (Biandford Press 12s6d) THOM Driberg resumed his crusade against the Moral Re-Arma-ment movement where A.P. Herbert left off. He has brandished a371 words
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Article98 1964-10-12 11 COME now. and let us reason together." is Lyndon Johnson's favourite quotation. Adlai Stevenson tells us in his introduction to "A Time For Action," a selection from the speeches and writings of America's President. Mr. Stevenson warns that while these speeches reveal something of the President's98 words
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Article126 1964-10-12 11 HLTHETHER th» British sys- tern of railway administration would suit Malaya is a matter of opinion, but the advantages of a board or commission which is a public authority though not a servant or agent of the Crown are very obvious. tVhat does Malaya itself126 words
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Advertisement132 1964-10-12 11 aCbUKL your with MALAYAN FINANCE and >' x earn S INTEREST/ C^_Jlm PER ANNUM (WHOLLY OWNED BY MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED) H.i<f Office KUALA LUMPUR •niKfcit in KUALA LUMFUK JOHOtt lAHMJ .IfOH PINANG MALACCA- SINGAPOU O»enti» omcti: BRUNII M* HONC KONG Group AiMtt M at Mill Jum IHI «km 4 JJSO.OOC.OW132 words
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Advertisement237 1964-10-12 11 Nice Girl, but... Unless you lake definite steps to prevent it I people might be saying this about you. Don't I offend others with perspiration odour. I K -> When you've applied ODO-RO-NO deo- I dorant, you know you're protected all day I long. Odour vanishes instantly and stays ■M|237 words
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Advertisement614 1964-10-12 12 [bbblbbssMbWbbsMesl ((ontinurd tram Pace Xi ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 2* Mora's 51* (Mimimmmt THE FAMILY OF Urn .::'< Madam wish to thank Rev. Chew Ho<k Hin. relatives, members of Orviang Straits CfeftMM Methodist Church for thnr night visits, wreath*, donations ai '1 attendance at the futif-rul ot their beloved mother. REVERCNO MOTHER PROVINCIAL614 words
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Advertisement786 1964-10-12 12 SITUATIONS VACANT M IL.rrf. M tfin. > Hnx it et*. txtrm DRESSER. AM applicants tor the PSM on Castli-hrld Estate tnankrd fmm ii.led EXPERIENCED HARDWORKING OUT-DOOR Chinese Junior salesman "l-uiur household products. Salary $120'- plus commission. Apply Box A 4515 S.T., Spore. WANTED for East Coast MPIKA Estate One 2nd786 words
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Advertisement812 1964-10-12 12 SITUATIONS WANTED it Word* U (Mi*.)— Box it el*, axtrm CHINESE LADY seeking Job Stenographer Secretary capacity. Uood references. Apply Box A 4516 S.T. Spore. A YOUNG ELECTRICAL Engineering Graduate iB.Sc Engineering. India T. Permanent Residence of Malaysia seeks suitable post willing go abroad for training If necessary. Write to812 words
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Advertisement852 1964-10-12 12 i ACCOMMODATION WANTED Mr ores Si t Mim.)— Box it rt. txtrm FURHISHEO HOUSE or flat required I tor service officer's family. 3 bedroom, district 9 10. 11. 20. Spore., *****. EUROPEAN LADY requires self cot tamed flatlet in quiet area. Districts 'J Xi or Katong area. Box A 4492852 words
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Advertisement857 1964-10-12 12 HOUSES LAND WANTED REQUIRED TERRACE or Barrack House at Serangoon Garden Kstate. State Particulars. No Brokers. Prln- c clpal Only. O.PO Box 1335. Spore. r URGENTLY WANTED Three Four Bedroomed Bungalows Detached EMSJBsa. DtttrM lv. 11. Price: :iround luii.OOO Real Kstate A*N*atl be Investment Co., 63 The A read v.857 words
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Advertisement711 1964-10-12 12 TUITION 0 Ward* SS (Mim.)— Box St rts. txtrm BALLROOM OANCINC made. easy. Jroup or private tuition, fees modeate Contact Colllck's Rhythm Dancng Studio. IM-B New Bridge Road. I'pore or Telephone 74t<02 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES H Word* \S (Mim.)— Box St et: txtra ALL 14 PIECES Pam 23" Television or cash.711 words
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Advertisement961 1964-10-12 12 BEAUTY CULTURE Ward* SS (Min.)-Box St rte. ssrra BEAUTY CAN BE Yours provided you use Number Seven Cosmetics by Boots. Consult Miss Fiona ('neons for ad\ice thi« wttk at galtms. Battery Road, Spore. PEST CONTROL RENTOKIL MALAYSIA LTD. for FUMIGATION ANO PEST CONTROL THROUGHOUT SABAH. SARAWAK ANO BRUNEI Apply to961 words
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Advertisement966 1964-10-12 12 FOR SALE 2» Word* SS (Mln.)-Bax tt eta, amtrm) HI-FI STEREO AMPLIFIER trm> Orsm. Speakers and Boxes, tor otaJr J120.00 Call Jubilee Radio Co., SOS VK-tona Street. Klngapore. Tal: *****. IST QUALirv IONCRETI sasd for saie any quantity. 1 Kx-Slngapor* stocks) Apply Mega at Co. Ltd., I-T, Clifford House y.iikspore,966 words
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Advertisement1404 1964-10-12 13 k^C r m Lr gy \ljy 1 1 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST IJ n Due Spore MM i, Sham Ptnanj ACAPENOR Literpnl Tldav Ott 13/11 PYRRHUS liverpnl, Glasgow Oct 15 Oc! tl uct 11/1S TALTHYBIUS Liverpnl. Dut m, Slasgow... Oet 17/11 Oct II CALCHAS Liverpool. GidSiow Oct 19 Oct1,404 words
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Advertisement1373 1964-10-12 13 |igl| THE EAC LINES I Pkorie 7111 Pkott ***** Pkm 1311 Pkim ***** SAILINGS 10 BEYROUTH. LATTAKIA 6ENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMIURG. BREMEN. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM, OSLO, GOTHENBURG, AARHUS t COPENHAGEN Singapore P. S'hai* Penang "JUTLANDIA" la) 21/22 Oct 23/21 Oct 27/21 Oct •BOMA (k) 31 Oct i Ntf 4/ 71,373 words
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Advertisement1302 1964-10-12 13 I Benuline EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. DCUUL'VIC f or Liverpool Ntf II ULNNbYIb Hamburg Nit 24 I Singapore -I Vkn Ptnang Havrt Ntv 21 ltPt./Oct li Oct 17/11 Rotterdam OK 1 BfeNLOPlOaNjl) r or London Nit 14 I Singapore i-t. S'nam Penang Rotterdam Nit 21 Oct1,302 words
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Advertisement1327 1964-10-12 13 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTEROAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Smgaaon P. S k am Penang CITY OF LEICESTER ll Pirt Tllay i CITY OF KHARTOUM 15 Oct 1 CITY OF NEWCASTLE 24 Jl Oct 21 Oct FLAMINIAN I, I Ml I 11 Ntf CITY OF lIPMINGHAM 141,327 words
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Article1134 1964-10-12 14 THE table of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to October 3. (At and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business (or 1963 and this year to date. mi I i »m ttricki i%1,134 words
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Article45 1964-10-12 14 'Industrials: Tin*: S rubber*: Oct. 5. 83.03 126.45 100.42 Oct. 6 Oct. 7. Oct. 8. 84.81 85.60 84.72 126.93 127.31 127.58 100.42 100.42 101.10 Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100. Oct. 9. 84.68 128.75 101.10 Oct. 10. 84.68 139.63 101.5045 words
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Article55 1964-10-12 14 THE Malayan Exchanxa Banka- Attoelation made these chanters in its rates to merchants on Saturday <al! rates to SI00): Canada: buying TT M I 'IB. airmail I OU 3ft SAC! «0 d st. 35 11 in credit lulls. 351 trade bills. Soiling TT or OO roady: Canada 3455 words
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Article39 1964-10-12 14 ON the froa axalianga tiiriit in Hook Koor on Saturday the U.I. dollar wu quoted at 5 7ii< for TT and S.7SI for cash Starling »a< quoted at t8.98 and j •na taal of gold at 2*o39 words
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711 1964-10-12 14 Tin, rubber prices reach peak levels BOTH Malaysia s mala eaport corrmoditU'.-- were, at new peaks for the year at the end of last week. Tin readied a record price on Saturday of $786.37 i. up $2 a plcul. on an offering unofficially estimated to have fallen 15 tons to711 words
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Article57 1964-10-12 14 h.iideri.mu Tin Lingui \n K l<> Oriental Huar River Bkt. Katil !>erak River >eL River < urrrnt pa\mrnt 25', 20'o I 16.6 'it 10% 7*%t Datp |l.l\.llilr Nov. 23 Oct. 29 .Oct. 28 Oct. 24 Nov. 12 Nov. 16 Total for Total for the \rar previous vear Ti«57 words
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Advertisement1099 1964-10-12 14 *ICAWASAICI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. PaciCle and Atlantio Service Hongkon] S fraticisco L. Ar.geies ft. York P'prna Ba.timore ■Fiar.aa Man" M Nn 1 Dee 17 Dae 2t Dec I laa 12 Jaa 14 Jaa KaankiM Man" WU Ota It Jaa It laa i Fck 11 Fel 11 Fia Win Coast1,099 words
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Advertisement1116 1964-10-12 14 (™IoRIENTl r rwg; sj EL ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHUSAN' (24,000 tens fully oirc-nditioned stobilised) Penang 17th October 1964 Departs:* Singapote 20th October 1964 (Passengers embork '9th October 1964) For Hongkong 23rd/ 24th October Japan 28th October/ Ist November Hongkong 4th /Bth November Singapore 11th November 1964 Returns:Penang 13th1,116 words
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Advertisement678 1964-10-12 14 I SPORE PSMAM PENANG ETA/ITO ETA/CTO ETA/ETD FROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "STATE OF KUTCH" for Madros and Calcutta Gdn. 6.7 Oc 1 16 Oct. lB/19 FROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "STATE OF ORISSA" for Colombo, Madras Calcutta Oct. 17/22 0ct.24/25 FROM MADRAS, NAGAPATTINAM PENANG T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" for P'Shom, °enano Negapottinom /Wadras678 words
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Advertisement195 1964-10-12 14 NOTICE NOTICE Thts is to tolortn the public that Th* """i 0 n °l^ MR TUNG MUN. our Cashier will Chow j Mk .HoMBJ^ rJ£b£ cease to be In our employ from our 10,?.,."!."££ no au^ortS we any Official Receipts on our LINDETEVES JACOBERO (BO beh *lr- LIMITED. IPOH. BUKIT195 words
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Article768 1964-10-12 15 THE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday, October 9: Llngul 2.55 2.60 cd Lo\v. Perak 29/6 30/Mal. Tin 30/- 30 6 Meru II 1/5 I'etaling .VO5 8.15 Pahanis 19/» 20/I'enKkalen IH/H 19/I'unnah 10/9 11/3ccr llaolau 2.76 2.80 Rahman768 words
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2057 1964-10-12 15 Industrials and minings have a good week By our market correspondent THIN shares went ;ilic;ul with buyers all round on Hif Stock Exchange of Malaysia on Saturday morning, spurred by the new record n the tin price. The metal luis put on nearly $250 a picul since the beginning of2,057 words
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Article30 1964-10-12 15 RIBBER TIN I per Hi i (per pirul). Oct. 5. 70 ctN. $752.50 6. 70Jrts. $735.75 7. 71} cts. $763.00 K. 71Jc«s. $763.50 9. 73 cts. $784.37} 11.30 words
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Advertisement294 1964-10-12 15 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) M Words U mUm.t—B-t S« rlt tttrm HOTIL AMBASSADOR Seaside 46 Igil Koad iiancin* Ntgntiv Tel: 47:iiii YORK HOTEL, T.iPLim mod.nite trim). Suitable permanent and I ram it. Tel: (B'pori) MU. MAVFAIR HOTEL Central Alrccndltloned rooms with telephone Excellent culxlne'bar. STATION HOTEL Kenpel Road airconditioned room.«,294 words
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Advertisement327 1964-10-12 15 BARS* RESTAURANTS (Spore) VI Word* Si (Ml*.)— Box it eta. txlra DELICIOUS MOKKIEN EUROPEAN Dishes served day/night at "Prince Room." Kully alrcondltloned 22. Raffle* Place Telephone ***** Spore. Raffles Bar extend to midnight. Served by attractive waitresses. Telephone 9*077. ORCHIDS -I) Word* Si (Mlm.)— Box it Ht.jixtrm A LIST OP327 words
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Advertisement789 1964-10-12 15 NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE In the High Court in Malaya at Penang. In Bankruptcy No. 74 of 1964 Re Lim Cheng Choon Debtor Ex parte The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd. Creditors. In the matter of a Bankruptcy Notice issued on the 26th day of August. 1964. To LIM CHENG789 words
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Advertisement737 1964-10-12 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA, 1 FEDERATION OF MALAYA I Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens and from serving Government officers Including those on probation for appointment as Temporary Assistant Civil Defence Instructor's (Division III) Civil Defence, In the Ministry ol Local Government and Housing. Malaysia, on the Salary737 words
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Advertisement753 1964-10-12 15 1 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I ROYAL NAVAL W/T STATION KRANJI VACANCIES FOR RADIO OPERATORS Radio Operators are required ai I the R.N. W, T Station, Kranji l Singapore Qualifications on entry are:— Morse sending and receiving at 2f w.p.m. typing at 30 w.p.m. and c I knowledge of the procedure753 words
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Advertisement695 1964-10-12 15 i j PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT LEMBAGA PELABOHAN SWETTENHAM Vacancies or the Appointment* of Aut: SrcrrUrlrs. Lrmbafa Prlabohan Sham. Port Sham. APPLICATIONS -re Invited 1 (rom Federal Citizens for the appointments of AsM.staat Secretaries in the Lembaga Pelabohan Sham. Salary Scalr: $628x34-934 Bar 982x34-1254/-. Point of Kntr> Will depend on695 words
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2381 1964-10-12 16 I BIG SWEEP VOCAL POOL: $48,556 1st. No. *****0 {$29,139) ,'nd. No. 21.VUI9 iS7.?84> Jrd. No. *****1 1*3.642) Starters ($441 each): No*. *****1.1. *****0, *****3. *****b. *****8, *****2. *****7. *****6, *****0. *****1. *****7. Consolation ($3&4 each) No*. *****2. *****4, *****1, *****H. 200.137. *****3. *****8.2,381 words
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Article46 1964-10-12 16 Hare i \> \:,.sier is3oi. Race I Knur Sim- •s20l!i; Race :f Straat Peter (s43i; Race 4 Sky Way ($29). Race 5 Blue T.ittoo ($27); Race 6 Malaysian Glory (ss3>: Race 7 Penlnjau <$:t2>: Race 8 Lovable ($20); Race 9 Ever Onward 'Sls>.46 words
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Advertisement708 1964-10-12 16 International Firm of CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS have vacancies for ASSISTANTS in their Singapore Office. Applicants must be CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS SALARY commensurate with experience Please apply Box A 4482 S.T. Spore. TENDER NOTICE JABATAN PENJARA, MALAYSIA Trnders will b»» received by the Pesuroti J.iya Pen.iara. M... I'.iipme up to 11.00 noon on708 words
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Advertisement815 1964-10-12 16 I TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the office of the Medical Officer in charge, Perils at Kangar up to 12.00 noon on 26th October, 1964 for: li Supply of rations < Tender Deposit $500.00) lit Supply of milk (Tender Deposit. 1100.00) an Supply ol Firewood and Charcoal815 words
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Advertisement320 1964-10-12 16 I TENDERS TENDER NOTICE. Tenders will be received at the Office of the Chief Medical it Health Officer, Negrl Sembllan, Seremban. up to the noon on the 24th day of October. 1964. lor supplies to the Medical Department. Negrl Sembllan and removal of swill from Hospitals for period Ist January.320 words
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Advertisement74 1964-10-12 16 CAA it you are the outright dljtjUU winner of the Malay Mail Word Puzzle 'DFV This mm prize has been snowballing for the past 27 weeks. If you have not been participating in this fascinating VAIIDC game, why not try it this IUUKj week Who knows? It may be beginner's74 words
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Article683 1964-10-12 17 LONDON, Sun. MANCHESTER UNITED NARROW THE GAP WITH A HOME VICTORY J]NGLISH Football League lead c rs Chelsea, who lost at home to the Portuguese cha m p i ons Benfica on Wednesday, recovered their poise to pick up a good away point against Nottingham ForestReuter - 683 words
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Article44 1964-10-12 17 i IPOH, Sun. The semi-final tie of the Perak Government Services soccer competition between Public Works Department and Central Mental Hospital. Tanjong Rambutan. on the Coronation Ground here yesterday was abandoned ten minutes from time due to failing light. PWD were leading 2-0.44 words
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Article45 1964-10-12 17 LONDON. Sun. Britain yesterday retained the international Catamaran Yacht Trophy by gaining a decisive 4-1 lead over the United States in the best-of-seven series. The British boat Emma Hamilton beat the American challenger Sealion in yesterdays fifth race by 2min 48 sec. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article19 1964-10-12 17 PENANG. Sun. Rain caused the Penann women's seven-a-side hockey competition at Western Road yesterday to be postponed19 words
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Article1324 1964-10-12 17 DIVISION ONK Birmingham 0 i.ivrrpool 0 Burnley 1 Blackburn 1 Everton ShefT. Wed. 1 Kulliam S Leicester 2 Man. ltd. 1 SunderUnd 0 Notts Forest 2 Chelsea X Shefr. ltd. 1 Blackpool 3 Stoke 2 Leeds S Tottenham 3 Arsenal 1 West Brotn. 5 Wolves 11,324 words
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Article, Illustration58 1964-10-12 17 pASSIUS CLAY, world heavyweight boxing champion, has opened up training quarters at Miami Beach's Fifth Street gymnasium, to prepare for his title fight against Sonny Ldston on Nov. 1« in Boston. He is seen here sparring with his brother. Rudy. Clay is training in a rubber suit,58 words
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Article299 1964-10-12 17 RU6BY LONDON, Sun. Results ot Rugby Union club matches played yesterday were: London Scottish 24 Rosslyn Park 8. Old AUeynians 12 Old Edwardians 17. Old Blues 8 St. Bans Hosp. 18. St. Mary Hosp. 6 Esher 10. Saracens 3 Metro Police 0. Wasps 12 Bristol 0, AbertilleryReuter - 299 words
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Article35 1964-10-12 17 NEW YORK. Sun. The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 in the third world series game in Yankee Stadium yesterday giving them a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven contest.— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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469 1964-10-12 17 GOLF ROME, Sun i^REAT BRITAIN, with an aggregate of 895, won the 72-hole world amateur team golf championship for the Eisenhower Trophy by two strokes irom Canada at the rain-soaked Olgiata course, 13 miles from here, yesterday. Starting the day five ahead469 words
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Article178 1964-10-12 17 SOCCER P. Wellesley FA Cup Div. 2 final (B'worth): Rangers 5 STC 0 Inter-state Postal tourney (Ipoh)Penang 3 Sgur 1. Dato Sambao^ than CUP (P. Buntan Kinta Indians 6 Sg Gedung Est. 1. Bardhan Cup (Seremban): S'gor Indians t Negri Indians 2. Spore Div. 3A: Rumbia 3 Khalsa 0.178 words
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Article, Illustration622 1964-10-12 18 HOCKEY triumph for Malaysia WEIGHTLIFTING 'gold' to Russia SWIMMING marks go tumbling NORMAN SIEBEL at the Olympics JOKYO, Sun. The Malaysian hockey team got over their first Olympic hurdle today comfortably by four goals to one against Hong Kong but not competently enough for622 words
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Article, Illustration284 1964-10-12 18 First 'gold and world mark for Russian WEIGHTLIFTING TOKYO. Sunday. THE FIRST gold medal of the 1964 Olympic Games wer,t to Russian bantamweight weightlifter Alexei Vakhonin today. Vakhonln lifted a total of 375.5 kilos a new world record. It beat the previous world mark of 352.5 kilos set by W.284 words
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Article123 1964-10-12 18 'TOKYO. Sun. Peru scored a shock win over Brazil, the world basketball champions, by 58-50 in a fast thrilling match today. The Peruvians, encouraged by lusty cheers from their supporters, took the first half 24-23. then piled up a big lead midway through the second half. The Peruvian123 words
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Article23 1964-10-12 18 TOKYO. Sun. The International Yachting Jury today confirmed the disqualification of Bernd Dehmel, 23-year-old East German from the Finn class Olympic event.23 words
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Article, Illustration354 1964-10-12 18 American Ilman is first to break record SWIMMING TOKYO, Sun. American swimmer Gary Ilman, 21, became the first re-cord-breaker in the 18th Olympic Games when the 106 metres freestyle heats began Just before noon today. Gary, one of the favourites for the event, won the first heat in 54 sec354 words
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563 1964-10-12 18 Swimming 100 m (Fastest 24 qualify) Heat 1: 1 G. Ilman (U.S.) 54.0 iNew Olympic record); 3 U. Uropaiz iFim 58.8; 3 A. P. de Ollverira Jn. (Braz) 56.0; 4 L. van Baalen (Hoi) 57.8; 68. dianchi (It) 56.8; 6 R. Hutton (Can) 57.7; 7563 words
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Article28 1964-10-12 18 TOKYO. Sun.— World champion discus thrower Al Oerter (United StatfM strained *orr.<" muscles at practice today. Bui he was up and about lonight. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article263 1964-10-12 18 SWIMMING KUALA LUMPt'R. Sin. N^ Hon Yuen broke tbric rccordj, »i the Victoria Institution swimming championships at pool today. Contesting In Class 3. Hon Yuen set up new times lor the 6um backstroke (39.9.5ec>. 4x25m individual medley 1 1:0.3) ana 4uoir. lieestyle263 words
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Article130 1964-10-12 18 BOMBAY, S:n— At t:i. play on the second day or the S<cond Test, mutch between Indhi and Australia here today. Indiu had scored 178 for lour In their lirst innums in reply to Australia's all out total ol 320. s( oiti.im\i;i> AUSTRALIA Ist Inns: Lawry130 words
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Article46 1964-10-12 18 PENANG. Sin— Penang qualified as the North Zone finalist* when ihey bra., Perak 4-0 in the inter-state women's soccer competition lor the s;rait.s Times Cup at the C:ty Stadium here last nigh;. Scorers were Christina Ling (2>, Siew TM and Pen Hur.46 words
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Obituary43 1964-10-12 18 CHEONC KOON HONC ntr HI l»»ve, widow four HM B Hock Maw, Hock Lock. Hi»-k Ctoiao. »ix (liiu-htrr*. six som-m I daughters-in-law, many i;rimd rhildn-n md children. Cortivt leaves 32 I^irun- M for Church of the Holy Kamily Kntonc tlienci- lo Bdadan.43 words
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Page 18 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous41 1964-10-12 18 M>( i.k vpoir Div. 3B: Sur Soccerites v Katonu; Div. 3t: REME v Newtonife.-; Selriur v RAP Tengah (all mat Farrer Pk i RtGGKK— SCC Invitation v SRC (Spore padantji. llOCKPY— Kehmtan Lf?e: Suara Muda °A' v Kuala Kr.u (padun* Churchill).41 words
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