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Title Section21 1964-10-14 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Net*"* 1 Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73121 words
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Article734 1964-10-14 1 Landing in Russia after 24 hours THEIR NEXT TRIP— TO MOSCOW FOR A TRIUMPHAL PARADE 'Fit and well' MOSCOW, Tuesday THE three-man Soviet spaceship Voskhod (Sunrise) landed safely in Russian territory today after a flight of just over 24 hours. Moscow Radio said their flighthad been successfully734 words
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Article229 1964-10-14 1 *lOSCO\V. Tues. Russia's cosmic trio sat almost side by side, with the instrument panel in front of them so they could all see it, Pravda revealed today. Alongside the commander's seat was the black control handle and nearby was an oblong panel with switches and buttons forReuter - 229 words
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Article, Illustration34 1964-10-14 1 AX UNSMILING President Sock irno greets Mr. Shastri, the Indian Prime Minister, in Cairo, where they attended the conference of non-aligned nations. In the centre is Archbishop Makaiios of Cyprus. UPI photo.UPI - 34 words
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Article148 1964-10-14 1 KIDNAPPED LANDOWNER RELEASED SINGAPORE, Tuesday. WEALTHY landowner, Mr. Pen Hock Guan, who was abducted in the Serangoon Road area on Thursday night while on his way to visit his second wife in Changi, was released from captivity just He was dropped off from a van by his captors at the148 words
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387 1964-10-14 1 Nine more captured in Pontian ambush From GABRIEL LEE: PONTIAN, Tuesday INDONESIAN infiltrators sailed into a sea ambush at a river mouth yesterday. The security forces captured nine. All nine remnanls of the terrorists who infiltrated into the Pontian district on A u^. 17 were fully aimed. Recovered from their387 words
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Article61 1964-10-14 1 TAIPEH. Tues. The Prtme Minister of Bouth Korea. Mr. Ciiuiv: 11-Kv.on. today praised President Chinr.e KaJ-shek as "The anti-communist Sun of Asia" before leavtn? Formosa. Mr. Chung, whose departure for Seoul via Hong Kong has been repeatedly delayed, said in a prepared farewell statement that61 words
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Article48 1964-10-14 1 JACK FINGLETON - JACK FINGLETON By CANBERRA. Tues. The Prime Minister. Sir Robert Menzies did not attend Parliament today. Sir Robert, who is In his 70th year and who.se health in the past year has caused concern, was stated to be .suffering from a heavy cold.48 words
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Article31 1964-10-14 1 j BOMBAY. Tues Two people were killed and 34 injured, 15 seriously, when a suburban electric train crashed into another train standing at a Bombay staI tlon today. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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106 1964-10-14 1 A new tin record in London, Penang LONDON, Tues. The price of tin jumped £42 10s. to a new record on the London metal exchange today. It went up to £1.655 a ton. This beats the previous record early In 1951 during the Korean War by £40 a ton. The106 words
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Article65 1964-10-14 1 HONG KONG. Tues— Expert* from five Asian countries will attend a seminar in Hong Kong on Oct. 26 to prepare a farm management manual for the use of agricultural research workers In Asia and the Far East. The Hong Ron* Government will act as hostUPI - 65 words
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Article338 1964-10-14 1 -j HONG KONG, Tuss THK death toll from A Typhoon Dot rose to 34 this evening as rescue workers dug feverishly at landslide sites in an attempt to save the lives of more than 20 people buried by mud and rubble. The rescue workers called for arcReuter - 338 words
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156 1964-10-14 1 SINGAPORE. Tins. British military spokesman here dismissed as "absolute nonsense" Indonesian claims that British bomber aircraft had attacked Sebatik Island, on the northeastern tip of Indonesian Borneo. There had been no incursions of Indonesian territories. M We are particularly careful not toUPI - 156 words
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165 1964-10-14 1 Russian sailor in Tokyo seeks asylum fOKVO. Ti.es. A Soviet seaman from an Olympic "floating hotel* berthed in Tokyo harbour, soug li t political asy I v m yesterday a the West German Embassy here, an Embassy spokesman said today Embassy officials at once notified the Japanese police, who removed165 words
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Article20 1964-10-14 1 PARACHUTE LANDING MOSCOW. Im-iM' •ias ipacebu taade* fey Its own parachute*. lwxemtia Mid today.— Benter. (gee thla »ar«)20 words
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Article122 1964-10-14 2 KHANH MAY CALL FOR SEATO HELP CAIGO.Y Tuev The Prime Minister. General Nguyen Kli.inh. is considering a formal plra to Seato to intervene in ih>- South Vietnam civil «.ir. an Informed Government source said today. Approval of MKk move by the Seato powers would pave the way for their directReuter; UPI - 122 words
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Article, Illustration492 1964-10-14 2 INDIAN AND PAKISTANI HOME MINISTERS TO MEET SOON -I NEW DELHI. Tv««. ]NDIA'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri, returned to Delhi last night after talks with President Ayub Khan of Pakistan on relations between their countries and told reporters "a beginning has been madeReuter - 492 words
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134 1964-10-14 2 60 more 'Alice' followers die in clash I ISAKA. Tues— Northern Rhodesian security forces have killed another 60 followers of Prophetess Alice Lenshina's I.umpa Church, it was officially announced here yesterday. A Government spokesman said the clash occurred on Saturday in the Luangwc valley in the north-east of the country.Reuter - 134 words
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Article38 1964-10-14 2 VIENTIANE. Tues. Seven proCommunist Pathet Lao soldiers were killed and two captured during a patrol skirmish in northern Loas last week, according to a Government communique today. No Government casualties were mentioned. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article42 1964-10-14 2 TOKYO. Tues. The Cambodian Head of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk. yesterday announced Cambodia's severance of diplomatic relations with South Africa and Portugal in response to a call from the conference of non-aliened nations, the New China News agency reported. UPI.UPI - 42 words
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Article26 1964-10-14 2 MOSCOW. Tues. Soviet and Japanese fishing experts began talks yestercay on reproduction of salmon, the most important Pacific fish for commercial catches. AP.AP - 26 words
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Article23 1964-10-14 2 BRAZZAVILLE. Tufs. Th» Chinese People's Republic ha» granted the Congo Republic an -.iitfre.st-frpe loan worth about $60 million. Reim r.23 words
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Article27 1964-10-14 2 JAKARTA. Tues.— The Indonesian Communist Party (PKI now has more than three million members. according to part* chairman Mr. D. N. Aidit.— UJM27 words
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Article24 1964-10-14 2 TOKYO. Tues. Japan wIU •end an 18-member economic mission next month to Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary, the Foreign Ministry said today. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article95 1964-10-14 2 DARIS, Tues. Mr. Molse Tshombe denied today that South African pilots have been used as mercenaries in the Congo. A communique released here by his secretariat said "Mr. Moise Tshombe. Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, categorically denies to putAP - 95 words
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232 1964-10-14 2 DENIS WARNER - Jakarta bans RAAF route to Asia DENIS WARNER By BANGKOK, Tues. Indonesia has closed its air space to military flights from Australia to SouthEast Asia. The ban has been a wellkept secret in Australia for some months. But it i.< no secret here at the headquarters of the South-East Asia232 words
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Miscellaneous27 1964-10-14 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /^£OBSEITs\ /^MEET ME AT TWE f 11/ONDCteFUL eng&fZfi***/ I NEWS ttXI'LL i V ff MPU GAH^ S (AMD <SEORSe^?) /~OGIW<S YCXIE X27 words
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Article, Illustration369 1964-10-14 3 AS NECK-AND-NECK RACE ENTERS THE LAST LAP TO POLLING DAY... LONDON, Tuesday BRITAIN'S minority Liberal Par t v may have the last word in deciding whether the nations next government is to be Conservative or Labour. Less than 48 hours before the xenexal election, theReuter - 369 words
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125 1964-10-14 3 Poll puts Tories in lead j again— LONDON, Tues. A public opinion poll today put the ruling Conservative Party ahead of Labour for Thursday's general election. The poll, in the Dally Express, said the Conservatives had a 0.9 per cent lead enough to return them to power with a 60M.>atReuter - 125 words
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Article45 1964-10-14 3 Saved just in time HUXTON (England). Tue«. Two workers trapped lor a day 40 leet underground in a collapsed ovfrflow tunnel of a new reservoir near here were rescued unharmed yesterday afternoon. Seconds alter they walked out of the escape tunnel it caved in. —ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article31 1964-10-14 3 ROME. Tues. Police nave released a 99-year-old former Mafia leader In Palmero. Sicily, who was arrested in a search for Mafia members, the Italian news agency ANSA reported. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article112 1964-10-14 3 Grimond warns Tories f ONDON, Tues- Mr. Jo Grimond. the Liberal leader whose party had only seven seats in the outgoing House of Commons last night warned the Conservatives against tactics "designed to frighten people into voting for the Tories." Mr. Grimond said In a broadcast: "It looks as thoughReuter - 112 words
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Article102 1964-10-14 3 LONDON, Tues— A Labour Party candidate, Mr. Marcus Lipton, has been threatened with death unless he withdraws from the general election on Thursday -and some of his posters have been daubed with swastikas party officials said here today. Mr. Lipton Is a Jew. Mr. FrederickReuter - 102 words
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Article203 1964-10-14 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Defence Department said yesterday the United States conducted more than 35 underground nuclear tests in the Dast year. "Our nuclear weapons development is fully on schedule," it said. The Pentagon, meanwhile, challenged a Republican report which accused the Johnson Administration of beingAP - 203 words
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101 1964-10-14 3 PARIS. Tues. More than 1 60 photographers mobbed actress Elizabeth Taylor, her husband. Richard Burton, and members of their party in the lobby of the George V Hotel last night. Unidentified photographers landed several punches on Miss Taylor's press spokesmen as they fought101 words
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341 1964-10-14 3 LB J to visit Kennedy murder city -next week- RENO (Nevada), Tuesday. PRESIDENT Johnson will visit Dallas on Monday for the first time since President Kennedy was assassinated there last November, it was announced here yesterday. Mr. Johnson who was in Dallas when his predecessor was shot, will visit itReuter; AP; UPI - 341 words
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Article37 1964-10-14 3 KIEL (West Germany). Tups About 10,000 Danish and West German troops with 2.500 vehicles began four days of manoeuvres in the Danish-German frontier area 1 n*>ar here yesterday to test the N <to defence. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Advertisement121 1964-10-14 3 Gitl DANGER! !=>.. HER DIET H MAY II DESTROY urn Jm B^ 1 1 11 W^ tItALI II H j Rice every day and not enough variety of meat, A| fish and vegetables can |8 make you ill. (Kjj VYKMIN HELPS KEEP YOU HEALTHY. jr It balances your diet "ZTyr^121 words
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Advertisement117 1964-10-14 3 FAR EAST MOTORS LTD. 54, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE -9. ROBERTSON ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR. Represented in other centres by WEARNE BROS. LTD. 3 TheifTme^S^T) REMEMBER fj) your friends overteos is tost ■p approaching and it is none too C/ II early to send parcels now A^t:' [ft A3 packed expertly by117 words
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Article, Illustration365 1964-10-14 4 'Derelict cars obstruct city traffic' A CORRESPONDENT COMPLAINS ABOUT ABANDONED VEHICLES, INCLUDING ONE THAT IS OVERGROWN WITH CREEPERS SINGAPORE, Tues. A Straits Times reader today took a reporter and cameraman on a tour to show how derelict and abandoned vehicles are obstructing traffic in the city. Mr. L. Wilson had365 words
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177 1964-10-14 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Housing and Development Board is to develop an area of about 27 acres of land at Kampong T i o n g Bahru adjacent to the former fire site. The greater portion of this land comprising a Chinese cemetery177 words
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143 1964-10-14 4 Bogus labour officers victimising shop-owners QINGAPORE, Tues. The ►J Ministry of Labour today warned shop proprietors to be on the look-out for a number of persons who are impersonating labour officers. A Government statement said that these persons are visiting shops in various parts of the island to check on143 words
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61 1964-10-14 4 $1,440 donation to riot victims fund SINGAPORE. Tues. The Paya Lebar Goodwill Committee today donated $1,440 towards the lund for the riot victims. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok received the cheque for the amount at his office this afternoon. Mr. Tan Kia Gan, chairman of the Housing61 words
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Article30 1964-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Tups.— Tie Theatre World Association's play. "Moon on a Rainbow Shawl, will be held at the Cultural Centre on Oct. 14. 15. and 16 at 8.45 p.m.30 words
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178 1964-10-14 4 AUPE'S 117 EXHIBITS COME UNDER SCRUTINY SINGAPORE, Tues.— The De- puty Director of Medical Services, Dr. K. Kanagaratnam. today began a detailed examination of 117 exhibits submitted by the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, at the resumed hearing of the pay dispute relating to four grades of employees in the178 words
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Article70 1964-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The principal British Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. Laurence P. Hope, announced today that his section of the British High Commission has been strengthened by the appointment of an additional oflicer of trade commissioner rank The new officer Is Mr. MA. Cafferty. who arrived with70 words
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109 1964-10-14 4 Recruits sought for Special Constabulary SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Police are inviting applications from citizens of Malaysia, both male and female, who are permanently resident in Singapore to enrol as special constables in the Singapore Special Constabulary, a voluntary organisation within the Royal Malaysia Police. Selected candidates will receive an allowance109 words
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Article43 1964-10-14 4 SINOAPORE. Tues.— The Korea Trade Centre will hold Its opening ceremony at its premises in the multi-storey car park at 10 a.m. on Oct. 23. A cocktail party will be held at 7 p.m. the same day at Raffles Hotel43 words
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Article23 1964-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Tues The North Indian Hindu Association will hold the Shri Vljaya Dashaml celebrations at its Cuff Road premises on Friday.23 words
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Article24 1964-10-14 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The "Produce of Japan" display will be opened to the public at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Oct. 18.24 words
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Miscellaneous245 1964-10-14 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THK following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: from London, Rome, Damascus. Baghdad Karachi. Calcutta. Rangoon (BA 720) 6 p.m.: from Sydney, Darwin (BA 701) 6.20 P m. from London, Cairo, Bombay, Colombo (BA 796) 5.45245 words
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Miscellaneous230 1964-10-14 4 Britilh Emlii Airways: Prom London. Istanbul. Bombay (KGS 172) 6.33 p.m DEPARTURES ■OAC: To Kuala Lumpur. Colombo Bombay, Binhciad. Istanbul. DuK.irldorf, London (BA 793) 230 pm.: to Jakarta. Darwin. Bydney. Auckland iBA 720) 6.50 p.m.: to Calcutta. Karachi. Beirut, Zurich. London. New York (BA 701) 7.10 p m Air India:230 words
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281 1964-10-14 5 MAL flights now back to normal after some —hitches- KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Malaysian Airways flights will in future be maintained in accordance with published time-tables. A spokesman for the airline said that the temporary cancellation of certain serin the past few months had ceased and the full published schedule281 words
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Article50 1964-10-14 5 i.RWORTH. Tues.— Haji A:, in. id bin Said. Member of Parliament and chairman of the Province WeUesley North District Coijicil, will leave by air lor Jam .ic-.i nr\t week to attend the conference of the Commonwealth "arliamentary Association. Haji Ahmad will be away for six weeks.50 words
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Article54 1964-10-14 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 25--year-old woman, Tee Mul Seng, was killed when the i car in which she was travel- ling skidded and overturned j in Jurong Road yesterday. Another woman. Tan Al Choon, 22. who was In the same car. was seriously injured, and admitted54 words
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Article25 1964-10-14 5 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. An eight-year-old boy, Edward Ponniah. was drowned yesterday in the Prai irrigation canal. He had gone there earlier for a swim.25 words
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Article, Illustration436 1964-10-14 5 BEWARE! Pitfalls of marriage to Aussie girls. From GRAHAM WHITE: Perth. Tuesday WEST Australian girls who marry Asian students face big problems settling into an Asian community, sociologist Mrs. Mary Hodgkin of the University of Western Australia warned during the weekend. Mrs. Hodgkin made a study of 62 marriages between436 words
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Article81 1964-10-14 5 Man drowns in Ringlet hydro lake TANAH RATA. Tues. The Ringlet Lake near here, part of the $125 million Cameron Highlands hydro electric scheme, claimed its first victim during the weekend when a man was drowned in it. Choo Sam Lin. 23, was fishing beside the lake with his brothers81 words
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Article50 1964-10-14 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tues. i A lorry driver, M. Sockalingam, 60. was charged in the magistrate's court here today with atl temping to rape a 10-year-old girl in a house in Jalan Harapan on 1 Sept. 23. Bail of $2,000 was allowed until I Oct. 20.50 words
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Article57 1964-10-14 5 Jaycees plan a merger JESSEI.TON. Tues. Tha Junior Chambers International of Sabah. Sarawak. Singapore and Malaya plan to merge into one national organisation, according in the newly-elected president or the Subah Junior Chamber. Mr Michael Chen. He said a meeting would m conveyed in Singapore at the end of the57 words
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Article25 1964-10-14 5 KANGAR. Tues. Inche Tahnm bin Anffin, the lone "Mr. Opposition" in the Perils State Assembly, has been elected secretary of the Perlis PMIP.25 words
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116 1964-10-14 5 Malaysian doctor speaks of his other 10ve... CYDNEY, Tues. Dr. Lionel Nathaniel, the Malaysian doctor who has been ordered to leave Australia, said today he would like very much to see his parents again, but he felt his studies in Australia were more important. IHe was commenting on a reportReuter - 116 words
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138 1964-10-14 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Seven Singapore Umno leaders, led by Senator Ahmad Haji Taff, have formed the Malay Temasek Transport Co-operative company with an initial capital of $250,000. The first Malay transport enterprise of Its kind In Singapore, the company will buy 10 taxis to be operated138 words
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Article41 1964-10-14 5 PENANO. Tucs. Thf Prnang MttlHy Clmmbrr of Commerce will hold a committee meeting on Saturday to discuss an invitation received from the United Arab Republic to send representatives to Eeypt to "further strengthen trade relations between the two, countries."41 words
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141 1964-10-14 5 $1.30 a day to feed a political detainee KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. It costs the Government $1.30 a day to feed a political detainee in Sarawak. The Minister of Home Affairs, Dato iDr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said this ln answer to a question by Mr. Stephen Yong of the141 words
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Article53 1964-10-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue»— F\f Malaysians left for Japan today to do postgraduate courses. Mr. Toh Ah Bah. Miss Chan Hon Leng, and Mr. Pong Teck Siang will study agriculture. Mr. S. P. Plllay will study geology and Mr. Chin Ning Hw& economics. They will be away53 words
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Article14 1964-10-14 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Tha State Assembly will meet on Saturday and Sunday.14 words
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Article217 1964-10-14 5 PENANG, Tuesday. rpHREE Sumatrans were charged here today with x contravening the Internal Security Act by entering Penang territorial waters. Llm Kheng Hooi. 27. and j Tee Ah Heng. 50 both of Be- lawan. and Toh Tek Leong. 38. of Medan. admitted enterIng Pasir Panjang. Balik217 words
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Advertisement477 1964-10-14 5 Now, more than ever, the wise investor is turning to SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA as the city in which to own property And the trouble-free way to own Sydney real estate is to invest in home units! Upkeep is negligible (because you buy home units new) Maintenance is taken care of no477 words
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187 1964-10-14 6 ri'ALA LUMPUR, Tues. It cost $275,000 to send Malaysia's 109--stronc team to the Tokyo Olympics, the House of Representatives was told today by the Assistant Minister for Culture. Youth and Snorts. Ungku Mohsein. This amount does not include the expenses of the Deputy187 words
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Article39 1964-10-14 6 WUAR. Tues —A delegation from tha Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employees v. ill meet Johore Government officials tomorrow to "persuade" them that clerks employed by local authorities should get the same salaries as government clerks.39 words
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Article, Illustration607 1964-10-14 6 Tea money for Govt flats? No, says Khaw By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS: Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday JHE Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, denied in the House of Representatives today that non-squatters were occupying Sulaiman Court flats by paying 'tea money." Squatters, he said, were always given607 words
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283 1964-10-14 6 Seeni Brothers in clash with Dato Ismail KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Seenivasagam brothers clashed with the Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, in the House of Representatives today over the question of police permits for political rallies. Yesterday, MR. S. P. SEENIVASAGAM (PPPMenglembu) alleged that283 words
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110 1964-10-14 6 L'UALA LUMPUR. Tues. IV There are 6,268 mental patients in Malaya —4.271 in the Tanjong Rambutan Central Mental Hospital. 1,957 in Tampoi (Johore) and 40 in the Penang psychiatric unit. Each hospital has a qualified psychiatrist. The Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin110 words
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Article84 1964-10-14 6 \|l 1.80 l KM-.. Tucs. Indonesian aggression would have to erupt into open war before Malaysia sought more Australian troops. Tun I.im Yew Hork. the Malaysian High Commssioner here, said today. "And we are quite sure that Australia would Rome to our assistance if this situation84 words
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140 1964-10-14 6 House told details of the spread of pioneer firms KUALA LUMPIR, 1V Tues. Fiftvseven out of 107 factories in Mal a v a which have been given pioneer status are situated in Petalin«r Java. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. gave thia figure in reply to140 words
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Article29 1964-10-14 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues.— lnche Radzi bin Bashir. district officer. Pulau Langlcavn. has left on transfer to Alor Star, as director of the Vigilante Corps in Kedah.29 words
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162 1964-10-14 6 The women teachers have to resign on marriage I(UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Probationary women teachers will continue to be asked to resign; on marriage and re-em-ployed on a month-to-month basis unless and until the Dresent Government General Orders are amended with the agreement of the National Whitlev Council. The Minister162 words
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Article, Illustration259 1964-10-14 7 6 a.m. fire ends weeks of study for six children XI.M.X II MPLR, Tues.— Six children were getting ready to go to school and university today when a fire suddenly broke out at 6 a.m. in their Petalinc Jaya home. And in less than 31 minutes they had lost all259 words
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211 1964-10-14 7 JAPANESE FIRMS READY TO TEACH FARM COURSES' KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. JAPANESE firms are keen to provide short-term courses in farm mechanisation for Malaysians, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, lrche Mohamed Khir Johari. was told today. The offer was conveyed to the Minister by six members of a 14-man Japanese211 words
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Article100 1964-10-14 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Malaysian Minister of Finance Mr. T.m Slew Sin. will be guest of honour at a 1.000- people dinner of the Hokkien Huay Ku:m in Telolc Ayer Street on Saturday. Earlier that afternoon Mr. Tan will officiate at the anniversary criebr.v.ioius of the100 words
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99 1964-10-14 7 Shops get ready for 500 U.S. tourists SINGAPORE. Tues. Department stores, camera and curio shoops are making arrangements to cope with an expected shopping spree by 500 American tourists who will arfive in the liner Statendam at daybreak on October 31. Because that day is Saturday. the shops have decio'.i99 words
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Article45 1964-10-14 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police detained 14 men while 2.268 people on anti-.*e~:"t sorietv rounds in the past 24 h. Nine of the men were e'etmned under the Societies Ordinance. 1 and five under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisio-is) Ordin- ance45 words
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Article24 1964-10-14 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Third District Court prosecutor. Inspector Ronald Naidu. hae been transferred to the Central po,irp station as senior detective oUlcer.24 words
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106 1964-10-14 7 Another cholera death in Kelantan 1/OTA BHARU. Tues. 1V Kelantan was declared a chole.ra-in-fected area again yesterday after another cholera death was confirmed. The State was declared cholera free on Oct. 7 after no cases were reported for a month. However, a woman died in Kota Bharu on Saturday and106 words
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Article72 1964-10-14 7 PENANG. Tues.— Esmail Raw- ther D. Larut who admitted mule- 1111: taisc vtatement seven years a«o 10 the registrar ol citizenship. Wu.-, lined $65 by Hie First Magistrate. Mr Np Mann Sau. today. The prosecution charged that Larut. 42. claimed in 1958 he had lived72 words
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Article41 1964-10-14 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Tile Singapore Students-Parents Association has submitted a memorandum to the Ministry of Education on a hire-purchase plan for school books to relieve the financial burden of the poor parents, especially those with several children at school.41 words
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95 1964-10-14 7 KUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Tues. Another 89 United States Peace Corps volunteers are due here on Saturday for service in Mahtvsia. This will bring the number of Peace Corps volunteers in Malaysia to 383. Of the 89 new arrivals, seven radio technician^ will I oe95 words
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495 1964-10-14 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuas. a lively two-day debate, the House of Representatives tonight agreed in principle to the additional expenditure of $22.9 million out of the Development Fund. Much of today's session was devoted to replies by Ministers to points raised yesterday and this495 words
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Advertisement369 1964-10-14 7 Minolta Month From Oct. 10th to Nov. 10th 1964 Don't miss this exciting offer! You can get either (a) 6 rolls of Kodak 35 mm x 36 exposures bjack and white films, or (b) one roll of 35 mm x 36 exposures Kodachrome colour film, or (c) free accessories up369 words
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353 1964-10-14 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ■JHE Government today announced a scheme for the rehabilitation of victims of the July and September civil disturbances and their families. A Joint committee, comprising representatives from the Government and the executive committee of the Singapore Council of Social Service has been353 words
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77 1964-10-14 8 Death for the man who looked under... JESS ELTON, Tues. Lorry driver, Kong Chao Khee. 29, of Menggatal. was unloading coral on a roadside from his tipper truclc. He had Just finished tht Job when the hydraulic system failed and the loader failed to return to its place. Kong is77 words
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Article51 1964-10-14 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Nanyang University Is planning to set up a department of Journalism and a department of extra-mural studies. The university Is now negotiat- 1 ing with the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for the use of part of the chamber's new building in Hill Street for extra-mural51 words
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Article29 1964-10-14 8 KOALA LUMPUR. Tuea. Sir Robert Layccck. a personal friend of Lord *>ad, the British High CommLssi ii.er In Malaysia arrived here last night for a llve-d»y visit.29 words
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Article, Illustration86 1964-10-14 8 TPOH, Toes. DespiU J. more than two decades of Communism, tippiru is as eagerly welcomed in President Tito's Belgrade as in any capitalist countryIncbe Ahmad Hour* main bin Dato Haji Mori amed Esah (above). who was in the Yugoslav capital earlier this month86 words
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Article62 1964-10-14 8 Skid woman passenger killed SINGAPORE, Tues.— A woman, Tay Llan Huay, 24. was killed when the car she was travelling In skidded and overturned in Jurong Road yesterday. The driver also a woman, Koh Lay Pu, 20. suffered serious head Injuries. She was admitted to hospital. Eye-witnesses are asked to62 words
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Article41 1964-10-14 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee will officiate at the laying of Jhe foundation stone ceremony of the Sugar Industry of Singapore Limited's refinery at the Jurong Industrial 61te at S p.m. on Oct. 24.41 words
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160 1964-10-14 8 $10,000 fiife on health inspector for having opium OUNGEI PATANI. Tues. A health inspector. Shaik Mohamed bin Che Teh, in whose car Customs officers seized 1771 b of raw opium valued at $43,000 last July, was today fined $10,000 or two years' Jail, by the Session's Court. Shaik Mohamed. 34.160 words
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71 1964-10-14 8 SINGAPORE, T v c 8. Work on the expansion of the Johore Causeway is now 70 per cent completed. A Public Wofks Department spokesman, reporting this today, said: "The expansion work has been progressing very satisfactorily with no undue holding up of traffic". At71 words
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Article31 1964-10-14 8 PENANG. Tues. Mo-e th.in $1,500 worth of lead \va> reported stolen from the Sinaran Brothers Company, a linn of publishers and printers, in Ah Quee Street, early today.31 words
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182 1964-10-14 8 IPOH, Tuesday THE Ipoh Municipality has decided to take action aeainst hawkers, stallkeeoers and restaurant owners who sell illegally slaughtered pigs. Several recommendations made by tne Municipality's works and general purposes committee aimed at plugging the loop-holes in by-laws regarding the sale and slaughter of182 words
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Advertisement377 1964-10-14 8 Introducing the NEW GENERAL#ELECTRIC U.S.A.— appliances for home and office I Ifreezers |#Low maintenance cost. Automatic interior 1 1 light. Special lock. Avail*ff± nriiiiiiininrn I L J I* Sri Removes up to 4 gallons of water I v Bfflifflw iBPIM' per day from the air! No more I p» ttll^i377 words
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Miscellaneous117 1964-10-14 8 Alley Oop Btf V.T. Hawnlin nick Tracy By ChemUsr GomM H|^HHH^^|^BB W\ DO MOPE SHE TWHEWFS^ IJOWE JUSTMAD TOSSE-me I I fc^V X -•»<?=- aW uNOB?rrooD. 1 swe mother and aw ww»e V "s^-* I fi'l Abner By At Capp 'WE'RE GCXN& TO \VAMIS SO EXC/TED.1 r AH T 1117 words
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Article, Illustration1275 1964-10-14 9 THE STAR LIGHT The man behind the legend... WHICHEVER poll you take (says Brasher) Jesse Owens comes out top as the greatest athlete of the century. Herb Elliott and I both wanted to meet Owens and hear his story without legend, without myth, just as it happened to him. So1,275 words
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Advertisement31 1964-10-14 9 4r Aia) a? a\ 1 Baßn /K lilLJLLiaa! aaaal ty^i wtMmmmk ilfli BBmI BBBBIK i< I I I'o 1 2 c I B^r^BJ]Bj P^PJrVw Sole Agents: SIME DARBY Malaysia and Brunei31 words
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Obituary37 1964-10-14 10 W W«,4, sit < Minimum) MR VASTIAN ROZARIO aged M |ieicA-e<l f o A.V Rozano and Marlam I'ereira of Sunset Chlnoh Kstate. Tro-l-ik. pasned away peacefully at hla iMiiene Valu Veil. Kazbakuttam. Keral.'i on 4 In l"t.t37 words
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Article73 1964-10-14 10 U or* Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr P Ba^iviihy unyraea their heartfelt tnanka tn fr end." for their kind attendrendered during their rer-ent hereavement THE WIDOW and family of the late Mr. «:ne,>n»; Koon Hong thank relatives and fnenda for 'heir attendance and <- ramtlat, donations73 words
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Article369 1964-10-14 10 It Word* Sit (Minimum} AUSTRALIA'S Minn K(1I« Millar The Cot-kpit Hptcl. Ttl: naval HMI OLD FREES' SINNER s»vcn mors iMh anniversary Kor detail* i.i 11 urn Tel. SlDKapore ***** (Office) Hume). IHELLANE ONLY IS 10 a bottla. All Khcllane appliam ea 30% discount at COM Mnn Supermarket la OrtotMr.369 words
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Article64 1964-10-14 10 it Wm4* SIM I SCIENCE AND HEALTH with key nptures by alary Baker Eddy available from Christian Mcteoce ReadIng Room. 8 Orange Grove. Road. Spore 10 Open tonight 6.30 p.m. YOUTH FOR CHRIST lUily balur rt-n October 17. 11(64 7.13 Pm. Premirr Showing Billy Graham a full leoKth64 words
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Article671 1964-10-14 10 The Central Government's attention has again been called to the constant increase in traffic accidents and to the growing death toll of the roads. All the usual steps are being taken. The M.P. who asked whether the Minister of Home Affairs was aware of the trend,671 words
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Article403 1964-10-14 10 The brief meeting in Karachi between Mr. Shastri and President Ayub Khan continue! i the slow thaw in Indo-Pakis-tam relations. Their joint 1 statement recognises the need for better understanding and records agreement that "discussions between the two Governments at an appropriate level should be held at the403 words
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Article198 1964-10-14 10 It b unfortunate that lack of interest in the Singapore Department of Extra-mural Studies' first lecture course in Malay has been blamed on j public failure to grasp the principle that Malay can be I used as a medium of university instruction. Of course it can. But if198 words
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Article, Illustration1133 1964-10-14 10 RONALD BUTT - RONALD BUTT By A WILSON GAMBLE PAYS OFF WITH A BOOST FOR LABOUR IF the British Conservatives won the first week's campaigning on points, there is little doubt that the Labour Party has since achieved the bigger and more effective pub'ic impact. Partly,1,133 words
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386 1964-10-14 10 A QUICK check round the market will reveal many television sets which are "lethal." Any receiver or appliance that does not have an isolating transformer between It and the mains can be regarded as "lethal": the more so as no earth wire can be386 words
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144 1964-10-14 10 Kuala Lumpur Fierce dogs, stable society MR. J.E. Coles seems uncertain whether "there Is a stable, ordered society in Singapore". On what premise does he base his conclusion? Presumably, the recent unfortunate disturbances, more than anything else, greatly influenced his conclusion. But, Mr. Coles is apparently Ignorant of the fact144 words
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Letter226 1964-10-14 10 SINGAPORE'S Minister for National Development. Mr. Llm Kirn San. appeared to be confused when he >ald that the multl-storey-ed car park "was not built for Immediate needs, but to provide for future needs". The fact alone that work on the car park was begun last226 words
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Letter116 1964-10-14 10 THE leading transport companies In the Capital should note the writing on the wall by the Introduction of taxi car parkIng meters and should Improve bus and taxi services. Thousands of officeworkers willy-nilly must use the public services to supplement their own cars. Again what about116 words
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Advertisement413 1964-10-14 10 i Straits Tines ft Malty Mail Classified advertisements may be handed to* COLD aTOKJAOC AKCADB Orchsrd »osd (lit Floor) COLO ITOHASI BRANCHES At Htiisnd Rise- Katsflg Ktavwl R M d Nayal Base. Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STOKE LTD Winchester Houae. CoMye* Quay TMK NIWI MONT Fltipatrlck's Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL,413 words
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Advertisement15 1964-10-14 10 a^^^^^^BSMl MONDIA SWISS THIS REMARKABLE TIMIPIICf IS NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR NEAREST WATCH DEALER *MaBaBBBBB«B*«>BBBBaaBlBMSBMBBB>S)BB»JBa115 words
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Advertisement202 1964-10-14 10 SHE NOTICES THE f SMARTNESS ij It's the Pelaco difference that m N gives the woarer comfort plus ft m style, with top quality fabrics. MSj^flf^' ('Ol /A exciting collar styles and trim- (SIII'Im waisted perfection. JEf Pelaco "Gold Cup" Casuals are -%9 tailored from colour-fast Contm- B^^**.\oy T ental202 words
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Article, Illustration810 1964-10-14 11 SINGAPORE, Tu*« COURT IS TOLD OF POLICE PLEAS ON CHINATOWN PROCESSION T HE Police Secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah. told a district court today that the police on Sept. 12 had appealed to members of the public not to participate in assemblies, meetings and processions intended to810 words
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120 1964-10-14 11 Singapore makes it easier for family planning SINGAPORE. Tues. Sln k a pore is confronted with "fewer obstacles" than other Asian countries in its efforts to carry out a successful family planning programme. This is the conclusion of a. leading Amercan pharmacist Mr. Robert A. Hardt, after a three-day study120 words
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Article86 1964-10-14 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. A motor mechanic, F. Edwards, who sued his wife. Theresa Agnes Edwards, for a divorce on the grounds of her adultery, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today. Tm decree is to be made ab-iolute in86 words
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87 1964-10-14 11 PENANG, Tues.— Police to-, day arrested an unemployed man who smashed a traffic signboard at the Rata Tun Uda Dler and threw a fire extinguisher Into the sea. A passer-by saw him breaking a "Keep Left" sign In front of the pier at 3.4087 words
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Article35 1964-10-14 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mra. Toh Chin Chye. wife of the Deputy Prime Minister, will commission a buoy maintenance vessel at the Thornycroft ahipward at Tan- I jon« Rhu *t P- m OcU M I35 words
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Article, Illustration166 1964-10-14 11 |LfISS Tasanee Sorasti--ITI chart, 3d. one of five delegates from Thailand who flew into Kuala Lumpur yesterday for the Indo-Pacific Fisheries council meeting which begins on Saturday. Miss Sorasuchart is an expert in fish preservation and a lecturer at the College of Fisheries, Bangkok. At166 words
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186 1964-10-14 11 Talib: No free primary education in Sarawak, Sabah yet L r UALA LUMPUR, tv Tues. The Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. said in Parliament today that the comprehensive education system and free primary education could not be introduced in Sabah an/d Sarawak until discussions were held186 words
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Article41 1964-10-14 11 MUAR. Tues. The Muar Birthday Committee has decided to celebrate the 70th birthday of the Sultan ot Johore with a thanksgiving ceremony and speeches of thanks by representatives of various communities here the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Oct. 28.41 words
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115 1964-10-14 11 Four-point motion to condemn i Sock fOHORE BAHRL. lur».— A four-point motion concerning Indonesian aggression against Malaysia is to be moved at the next Jobore State Assembly meeting on Oct. 17. The motion to be Introduced by Haji Othman bin Haji Mohammed Sa'at, chairman of Local Government, seeks to: CONDEMN115 words
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Article21 1964-10-14 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue*. C. Disvallngam. 22. was founc hanging from a rubber tree lr Puchong Road here this afternoon.21 words
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178 1964-10-14 11 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The British Information Services in Singapore today announced that they would provide up-to-the-minute reports on the British general election from 8. a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday. They plan to feed the day-long election programme of the BBC genera] overseas service178 words
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172 1964-10-14 11 Sultan is urged: Weed out political elements KOTA BHARU, Tues. The Kotu Bharu division of the Umno is to uro e the Sultan of Kelantan to weed out political elements from the 14-member committee ol the State Rtlißious Affairs Council. The division's chairmaa Senator Nik Hassan bin Nik Yahaya. said172 words
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Advertisement266 1964-10-14 11 Be Proud of Your English You gre Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the worried because they cannot way you speak and write? Are depend upon their English you sure that you are not not "letting them down." It making mistakes that cause was266 words
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Advertisement140 1964-10-14 11 J Ha m /t> *^Za f Back bom* ii owe country I <rank only liactaf t Urn Scotch Whisky of unmistakable character and flavour. Whtn I Nut to Malaya ten ytars ago, I couldn t gat it ...and lita was lull without fmhers! but now... hOPV *f I• Taacher'i hat140 words
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Miscellaneous647 1964-10-14 11 Television Malaysia CHANNEL S—K.L.5 K.L. P. Ptnanf j Bachelor Father— "Bentley ar.d I pnii and Malacca the Wedding Bell": 8.00 News In Mandarin; 8.10 Musical DraP.M.: 5.15 Test pattern and ma; 8.30 Highway Patrol; 9.00 music; 5.45 Opening and pro- News In Malay; 9.10 The Story gramme summary; 5.50 News647 words
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501 1964-10-14 12 f ONDON. Tues. Mr. Kenneth W. Gatland. vice-nresi-rient of the British Inter- Planetary Society, said yesterday that Ftussia's latest space triumph could lead to manned Mights around the moon and back within the next three years. "This is theReuter - 501 words
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Article25 1964-10-14 12 PARIS Tues— Mr. Moist Tshombe. Congo Prime Minister left here by air today (or Leopoldville after a weekend stay In Paris. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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191 1964-10-14 12 Irregular heart beat of spacebus pilot MOSCOW. Tun Tass, the Soviet new* agency, yesterday coined a word "Cosmovision" to describe the live television transmissions tent back to earth from its three- man spaceship. Vo»Miod.— \V VfOSCOW. Tues. IT Vladimir Komarov, commander of the three-man Soviet spaceship launched yesterday, was onceReuter; UPI - 191 words
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Article60 1964-10-14 12 SAIGON. Tues. Lt.-Oen. Sir Alan Jolly, Commander of the British Far East Land Forces, arrived in Saigon yesterday (or a' flve-day visit to Vietnam. Since he became Commander of Par East Land Forces. In the Middle or this year, Gen. Jolly has visited many countriesReuter - 60 words
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Article93 1964-10-14 12 Margaret the royal Pinhead... f ONDON. Tues.—Prin- cess Margaret has become the first Pinhead in the British royal circle. Plnhead is the name given to the latest fashion here in hairstyles, started In Paris, and Princess Margaret has adopted it. Her dark brown hair is now cut short and closeUPI - 93 words
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Article, Illustration504 1964-10-14 12 MEN by WOMEN ....they should be cruel, met for a dance or in bed and be keen on the job (like Solomon) LONDON, Tues. Six hundred leading British professional women met here today to disouss their favourite topic MEN. Diplomats and whisky distillers, pilots and harbourmasters, barristers and biochemists, allReuter - 504 words
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179 1964-10-14 12 BELGRADE, Tues—President Tito of Yugoslavia and President Soekarno of Indonesia will meet in Yugoslavia for exhaustive talks about c<*-existence to make quite clear what it does mean, a report from Cairo said here last night. President Tito told Yugoslav newsmen that in talksReuter - 179 words
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Advertisement371 1964-10-14 12 NEW RENAULT RB llOO SS *over 40 m.p.g. "Disc brakes on four wheels "Up to 85 m.p.h. "Contour-tailored seating No other car offers you so much for so little. SUPER ECONOMY You get 40 miles to every gallon SUPER LUXURIOUS All round independent in the R8 1100—56 m.p.g. at a371 words
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Advertisement176 1964-10-14 12 N. mahcovitch fft H 1 BLACK&WHITE On any occasion in any company you wIH find Marcovitch BLACK WHITE cigarettes always accepted and enjoyed. Imported from England, Marcovitch BLACK WHITE art known throughout the world for their quality *s^^ and good taste. Plain or Filter Tipped. MARCOVITCH PICCADILLY LONDON W\ m176 words
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Miscellaneous43 1964-10-14 12 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I OPEN UP,A| I GO AWAY! I'M NOT ■H| V^ELMEg!^ BUYING ANY OF VOUR_ B>. y f BUT I'VE GOT A^ >Sfc> O, Z V4M Vfree sample VEWY WELL < Ml {lIP HI PUT IT UNDER m M POOR!43 words
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Article, Illustration237 1964-10-14 13 VI ARGARET and Maurice were married then how those rumours flrw. The gossips claimed that all was not as it should have been on the wedding day. It was jnst too much for Margaret. So she went to a shop near her Birmingham home and putMirrorpic - 237 words
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292 1964-10-14 13 POPE BESTOWS No. 2 VATICAN ORDER ON SOEKARNO VATICAN CITY. Tuesday. PRESIDENT SOEKARNO yesterday received from the Pope the Order of the Golden Spur —the second highest of five papal orders of chivalry. i Vatican sources said the order was conferred on the Indonesian leader when he spent an hourReuter - 292 words
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Article51 1964-10-14 13 OTTAWA. Tues.— The Prim W***T Mr- Lester Pearson ainounc^d yesterday that Ca: will but:d the second lurcest telescope In the world at a ov $10 million in honour of tho 1 by Queen Elizabeth. Largot in the world Is the United States telescope at Mount Palomar.— DP51 words
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Article70 1964-10-14 13 JAKARTA. Tues.— The U.S. Embassy here has protested to the Indonesian Government against actions taken by the Communist dominated Postal Workers Trade Union against publications of the U.S. Information Service. A few weeks ago Surabaja's postal workers refused to distribute six bags of U.S.IjS. magazine* The workers70 words
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166 1964-10-14 13 A 90 m.p.h. Austin family car on way LONDON, Tues. A new 90 m.P.h. Austiri family-size car. with the novel features of the Morris and Austin Minis and 1100 series, was announced by the British Motor Corporation here today. It is a 1.800 cubic capacity flve-seater with transverse nifdne andReuter - 166 words
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Article35 1964-10-14 13 RANGOON, Tues. Burmese army patrols lulled 12 Kachin rebels, wounded 12 more and captured two Shan rebels In three bitter battles in Kachin and Shan states, the Burma News Agency said. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article120 1964-10-14 13 AFTER THE DANCE A LOOTING SPREE YEW YORK, Tues. A mob of youths spilled out of Times Square ballroom yesterday and went on a rampage, shattering store windows and looting stores of Jewellery and clothing. Police said an estimated US$lO,OOO in Jewellery was taken from one store across the streetUPI - 120 words
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Article38 1964-10-14 13 KEMPTEN (Germany), Tues.— Publisher Karl Schustek. 7C. went on trial yesterday charged with disseminating immoral literature the 1.600-year-old Indian love classic "Kama Sutra." It is the publishers third fight In connection with the book.38 words
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177 1964-10-14 13 Kidnapped U.S. officer freed by Caracas rebels— CARACAS. Tues. 1 Lieut. Col. Michael J Smolen. kidnap ped deputy head of the U.S. Air Force mission here, was released here last night. A VS. Embassy official said he was released in the northern part of Central Caracas. It was not known177 words
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Advertisement377 1964-10-14 13 ANOTHER UNRIVALLED SERVICE FOR A SCHAUB-LORENZ TV OWNERS Mr. Wolfgang Schuricht, resident factory engineer of Schaub-Lorenz, is now continuing with a special Pan- flff*% Malayan tour. All owners of Schaub-Lorenz TV are invited to contact Mr. Schuricht to discuss any aspect of performance or maintenance of their sets. This is377 words
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Miscellaneous250 1964-10-14 13 Straits Times Crossword HF HP IB~* BbBHbIF iff HF |H ACROSS 9. Obviously not summer- fresh I 7 Stroke permitted In vena (7). (7. 4). 8. See 12. Is. One's note may be at the 10. Go hungry owlnf to bad grindstone (S). 'arve&t 161 16. Reactionary revelation of pull.250 words
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Advertisement333 1964-10-14 14 _JaT T* i l r^j'iulnil W^m (Continued from Page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT f* Hord* SS (Min.)— Box St rl*. txlrt WANTED Two. experienced rooli I general A.m»h urn testimonials lore .'.4871. AMERICAN FAMILY require* ex i en. ,-d Brut class cook amah. TeleI pore. 722QS during omci WANTED EXPERIENCED first333 words
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Advertisement1030 1964-10-14 14 SITUATIONS VACANT it Wordt M (Mm.,—B ox SO rl*. rxlrm PART-TIME Lady Instructors lo typing with experience and. or certificates. Apply Principal. ISA Mackenzie Road. Spore (opp Rex) Tel J7757. HOUSING A DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Singapore Invites applications for One Temporary Telephone Operator at 5155/. p.m. In the scale $155 $2191,030 words
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Advertisement984 1964-10-14 14 OFFICE SPACE VACANT I Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm I OFFICE SPACE available ta The Chartered Bank. Petallng Jaya. Airconditioned. 500 sq. ft. S3oo per month or, 700 so. ft. $400/- per month First Floor office space In Tbe Chartered Bank. Kuaman. 537 sq. ft. $'.'o9'- monthly. Apply984 words
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Advertisement944 1964-10-14 14 TUITION St Word* U 'V in.)— Box St rt: txtrm ASIA ORIVINO SCHOOL Experienced English speaking Instructress/ Instructors Morris 1000 hourly course $5: Ouarantre.t $75. «7 Orchard Road. B' pare. Phooe *****. PIANOFORTB. Theory. Orran. Cello. Oraded/FT.C.L. /L R.S.M. Fees $25 I Ml Kor appointment. Phone: studio ***** Douglas Tan944 words
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Advertisement870 1964-10-14 14 PEST CONTROL The latest thing In rat killing THOMAS COWANS non-i* 'wnou'l ALL LEATHER RAT CAKES proved sucreaa on Oil Palm Eststss NuMti Estatss RIM Oodowns Food Processing Plsnts PERMANENT BAITINO ABOARD SHIPS SINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR *****. 7 (*****/9 MALACCA MM IPOH PENANC 2663 W306 BORNEO TERRITORIES AVOID INFERIOR IMITATIONS870 words
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Advertisement1289 1964-10-14 15 tQ LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K.; Due S core Sins P. S'Mti Pining AiAPENOB. livtrpeil ll Pt Oct II I^RRHUS Li«rr M tl. Glasgow Gil. 11 Oct 18 Oct 17 11 T lthybius lnerpeei.ee Glasgow... °«t 't Oct 21 CLCHAS liverpeel, G'asgow Oct ll Oct 21 Oct 22 25 Oct1,289 words
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Advertisement1276 1964-10-14 15 1 BENULINE EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. nVMMVVIC r °> Liverpool Nev II ULNNLVI*) Hamburg Nn 24 I Sir.gapon Pt. Sham Penang Havrt Nev 21 Ii Pt/Oct 15 Oct 11/17 Rotterdam Dte 1 BENLOMONO f M London Nev 14 Singaoore Xt Sham Ptnang Rotterdam Niv 21 Oct1,276 words
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Advertisement1289 1964-10-14 15 toj- ELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. ltKjl LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Smgaport P. S'nam Penang CITY OF KHARTOUM 19 Oct 1 CITY OF NEWCASTLE 24/27 Ocl 21 Oct FLAMINIAN I Niv 1/11 Nn I CITY OF BIRMINGHAM 14 Nn I CITY OF lEEOS 2t'22 Niv 23 291,289 words
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Article100 1964-10-14 16 j^jELBOL'RNE. Tues. Indu.stnal? were barely steady. Pa 11* slightly shaded rises with moves narrow. Leaders again moved variably. Trading continued to be .subdued. Base metals and oils were steady and quiet. Loans were steady. C.R.A 37/7 Mount Isa 43/ B N. Broken Hill (10a.) 3S/10 Ampol 11/5 Aust.100 words
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Article233 1964-10-14 16 NOVEMBER first irsxla rvobor f.o-b. clomo at S p.m. In Singapore ant* Kuala Lumpur yesterday at Tl| cents per lb. down thre«-quartera of cent on Monday's closing level for Uie poaltlon. The tons was uncertain. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices In cants par lb. yesterday Int. 1 I233 words
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Article68 1964-10-14 16 hinese Prsduoe Exchange, Singapsro noon prises par ploul yetterday: Coconut oil: bulk SSle seller*, drum $54 i sellers. Copra: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white Sl4O sellers. Sarawak white Sl37t sellers, special Sarawak blark SIIO sellers. sarbled Uimpong black SI 15 aellera, AST A. $123 sellers. Sinxapars Coprs Attoclatlon noon68 words
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Article29 1964-10-14 16 October 13. .MALAYAN Rl BBF.R PRICE: 711 cents (down three-quarters of a ci-nt). TIN: $804.75 a picul (up *****). Inofficial estimated offering: 260 tons (up 25 tons).29 words
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676 1964-10-14 16 From Our Market Correspondent rTUN shares were firm on 1 the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday under the spur of the $22.75 rise in the noon metal price to a record $804.75. and a good list of gains was marked. The mining index676 words
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Article26 1964-10-14 16 Malayan Mmk Indices Oct. IS Oct. 13 Industrials: Sl.'i: s.V>3 fins: Un.Tl ISSJM rubbers: 11U..M1 101.541 •Dec. SO, l!IK."! 10n Dec. 29. 19«» 10026 words
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Article903 1964-10-14 16 dDSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.S. Holding (2.IOTO) $2.45. Dunlops (4.(100) MM. (2.000) 51. VJ. Esio ordl. 13.1111O) (3.01. (2 000) $2.02: F.903 words
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Advertisement1139 1964-10-14 16 ITaBBBBBBBBBBBaaBaBBSje^BBBjVBBBBBBBBa^BBBBBBafBBBBBBJBJBBa^BBBBBaBBBBBa VI KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA' LTD. U.S.A. PaclClo ud AtlanUe Satrvta* HongKonj S. Francisco L Angeiaa N. Yon P*pnia Bamrrore -Panda Mara" 20 Nat/ 1 Dee 17 Oac 20 Oec 0 laa 11 jaa 14 jaa > xaaikewa Mara" 28/2 B Oaa 10 Jaa 10 lac 0 Fal 11 fel1,139 words
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Advertisement1023 1964-10-14 16 [E°!oRIENTl LINES j ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHUSAN" (24,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) Penang 17th October 1964 Deportt:Singapore 20th October 1964 (Possengers embark 19th October 1964) For Hongkong 23rd/24th October Japan 28th October/ Ist November Hongkong 4th/Bth November > Singapore 11th November 1964 Returnt:> Penang 13th November 1964 Penang1,023 words
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Advertisement417 1964-10-14 16 far: •tea. Part Said. Rettrieaa, Aaslcrdaa Haalvrf aad Cayma. Singapore Sham Penana, •wi»(i»sij» OreaitwUi" U/10 oel ••ricaa" V Nat General Agents: C.F. SHARP tfg CO.. iMI LTO. Tel. Sporo *****/7 P S'hoen 63*3 Penang ***** Ht» fcutlH •••as Wiif.no U25 uci Oet Imi It Nei 24 Me* "Cemnl Sikorski" i.417 words
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Advertisement210 1964-10-14 16 WILHELMSEK LINES FROM: Scaadiaatiaa s*J CaanaaaUi Ptrts tsi Bangkak aae Heat Kaag. Penang ytitm S'pora TORRENS (Cans Manila. Shangrai) Sails Neon Arrs. PM/It Oct 17 10 Ocl TRICOLOR (Calls Pusan. japan) 21/2S oct TARIFA (Calls Manna) 11/12 Net 11/10 Ne* if/11 not BARBER LINE FROM U.SJL CIiLF AND WEST ROAST210 words
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Article262 1964-10-14 17 October 13. Thre* moottu. INDUSTRIAL* u.Tfnd 13 eta. M Containers 12 eta. Uunlopt It eta. M. Cablsa 17 ct». City Dev. 7 cts. McAIHter 12 cts. B. Smelters 25 eta. M Invest. 12 eta. KsnolScta. O.C.B.C. 18 ct». Fed lJi»p. 12 eta. Rothmam 11 cU. K. N. 20262 words
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Article157 1964-10-14 17 Outputs for September were: A. Malay Estate 131.000 lb.. Baasett Kiibber 40.000 lb.. Borelll 123,500 lb.. Kuala Sldlm 151.350 lb.. New Berendah '.>l6.2<X> lb., Tal Beng Estate 26.529 lb., Bersdln 133,000 lb., Brooklandi ■at 367,600 lb., Broome Rubber 40' ,000 lb., Bukit Mertajam 558,000 .!>.. Bukit Sembawang 66,800157 words
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Article117 1964-10-14 17 (.MIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves er eipeeted today arei l. Stlamat N.W. 2, Sadao N W. 4. Tapah N.W. S, Benmhot 111 11, T'rrhus 13/14, Anfa, 15/16, Btate uf Madras 18, Ruthevem 19, Reginald .J, Klmaula 26, Andes Maru .10, Ludwlgshafen 33/34, Ockenfels '.lengyle 31/32. NlkkoHsan117 words
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Article100 1964-10-14 17 ■THE Malayan Bxahanft Banks Asio--1 ciation made theM chaagea In Ita ram to merchants yestarday (ail rates to $100): Nik Vorli: buying TT 32 9/16. airmail OD 32 11/16. 90 d/it. 33 cr«dlt 1..,.-. 331 trade bill*. Canada: buying TT SS 1/18. airmail OD 35 3 'IS »0100 words
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554 1964-10-14 17 certainly would mean the G.S.A. becoming sold out well before the six to eight years deemed essential for the major producers to increase output. Stocks of tin in London Metal Exchange official warehouses at the end of last week were down554 words
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Advertisement87 1964-10-14 17 BY ORDER OF THK COMMISSIONER OK POLICE, SPORE. AUCTION SALE OF CONFISCATED, UNCLAIMED INTESTATE WELFARE UNSERVICEABLE GOODS Comprising: W watches, Bicycles, K.idlos, Clothings. Iron Beds. Tyres, etc., etc. to be held on tat, 19th October. 1964 at 2.30 p.m. At Jalan Eunos Police Store, Singapore. and (2) Tues. 20th October,87 words
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Advertisement556 1964-10-14 17 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE R crist ration of Printers and Stationers for 1963 for printing and stationery supplies not exceeding $2,000/- in value per order Printers and Stationers Interested in submitting quotations during 1965 for printing and stationery supplies not exceeding (2,000/ in value per order are invited to submit556 words
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Advertisement747 1964-10-14 17 NOTICES THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE MALAYSIAN REGION, 1964 A Rhodes Scholarship tenable at the University of Oxford is offered this year by the Rhodes Trustees and the election of the scholar will be held in December. The scholarelect will enter Oxford University in October 1965. To be eligible a747 words
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Advertisement677 1964-10-14 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI SITUATION VACANT. APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as Chinese Clerk/ Translator in the Brunei Police Department. Only candidates with the required educational qualifications need apply. QUALIFICATIONS (a) Passed Senior Middle Chinese and Overseas School Certificate with credit In English and Chinese or equivalent. (b) Experience677 words
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Advertisement776 1964-10-14 17 TENDERS USED BUSES AND A CAR FOR SALE Tenders are invited for the purchase of 9 used diesel buses and one used diesel motor car of the United Transport Company Limited at 23A. Jalan Kampon* Bahru. Sungei Patani. and to be tendered in 4 (four) categories w tcliows:— Category "A"776 words
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Advertisement452 1964-10-14 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens for appointment as Chief Clerk in the Negrl Sembilan Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift Loan Society Limited, Seremban, on the Salary Scale 5122.50 x 7.50-145/ Examination Bar 185x14-227 Examination Bar 260x14-316 (Efficiency Bar)/ 331x14-429/474x14-544. Cost of Llvin; Allowance am! Housing Allowance wtil be452 words
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Advertisement740 1964-10-14 17 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE Tenders from class 'EX' and »bove J.K.R. registered Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R. Pahang. Kuantan up to 3.00 p.m. on 22nd October. 1964 for the Constructiou and Completion of Filter House for the Kuala Rompln Water Supply at Kuala Rompln. Pahang.740 words
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Article, Illustration701 1964-10-14 18 ATHLETICS: Jega to contest the 100 m SWIMMING: Dawn sets new mark WEIGHTLIFTiNG: Two world records NORMAN SIEBEL at the Olympics TOKYO, Tues. sjPKINT ACE Mani Jegathesan will go into Olympic action tomorrow morning at 10.30 In the heats of the 100 metres with every701 words
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Article27 1964-10-14 18 MALAYSIAN 111 wrestler Tham Kok Chin grimaces as ne is pinned by Finland's A. Savolainen in the Olympic freestyle bout at Tokyo on Monday.— UPI picture.UPI - 27 words
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Article55 1964-10-14 18 ■TOKYO. Tues.— The Japanese Government is to honour Avery Brundage, the American president of the International Olympx Committee, in recosnit: ot his help in bringing the 18th Olympic G:»mes to Tokyo A cabinet t>puke.»miui he Education M.vIkter, Kiichi Aichi, would present the First-class Order .if Sacred Treasure55 words
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Article51 1964-10-14 18 TOKYO, Tues.— Dato Dona.d Stephens, Malaysia's chef de mission, led the singing ot happy birthday for his assistant. A. T. Rajah today. Two pretty Japanese girls arrived at the Malaysian delegation headquarters and presented Mr. Rajah with an iced birthday cake. It was a present from the Games organising51 words
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488 1964-10-14 18 Basketball Poland 61 Italy 58; US 60 Peru 45; Uruguay 73. Finland fis: Puerto Rico 73 Mexico 55: USSR 84 Hungary 42; Yugoslavia 74 Australia 70. Japan 58 Canada 37. Boxing r'rather: A. Villanueva bt G. Girgeni (Ita) pts. Fencing Men* Foil Individual: 11. v488 words
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Article336 1964-10-14 18 ROUNDUP rKYO, Tues.— Two World and Olympic records were set in the weightlifting championships last night —by featherweight Yoshinobu Miyake and by lightweights W. Baszanowski of Poland and V. Kaplunov of Russia. Miyake won for Japan their first gold medal with a total ofReuter - 336 words
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Article, Illustration226 1964-10-14 18 DAWN WINS THIRD SUCCESSIVE 'GOLD' TOKYO, Tues. Dawn Fraser, the 27-year-old Australian swimmer star, tonight retained her women"s 100 metres freestyle Olympic title In the record time of 59.5 sec. The Melbourne girl scored her third successive win in this Olympic event. Dawn had to swim her hardest to hold226 words
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Article186 1964-10-14 18 O'Neill may miss 3rd Test CRICKET BOMBAY. Tups. Although the condition of Australian batsman Norman O'Neill is nn'fh improved he will take no part in the present Second Test against India here and is unlikely to play in the Third Test beginning at Calcutta later this week. O'Neill was takenReuter - 186 words
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Article83 1964-10-14 18 I IPOH. Tues. The North Malaysia XV fur the rugger niauh against the touring Thailand national team at the City Stadium Penung. on Oct L' 4 will be fromI Woodard (Forces North): R. Huet I (Penang), C. M. Shaw Penang). Lee Sek Chew (Peiaki. Nor Rashidi (Perak);83 words
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Advertisement133 1964-10-14 18 JMKBT* Your Catbay Pacific pilot knows the Orient best. He is the nan who can best carry you across the Orient clues because he has been -specially trained in the Orient under the most testing conditions. Only the most experienced multf-milKon-mile pilots guide Cathay Pacifies Convair jet and Electra pTop-133 words
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Advertisement261 1964-10-14 18 Advertisanwit 'To love, honour, cherish and obey...' Are we getting old-fashioned? Are our Mai> riage Vows already out-dated, outmodish, outlandish, impractical in our modern world? At the altar-rails we still vow to "love, honour, cherish and obey." But do we mean every word we swear to? Is even- part of261 words
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Miscellaneous335 1964-10-14 18 TENNIS Mangakahia and Mrs. P. Kltto 1 Malacca open tourney: Men's I 6-0. 6-1. doubles 2nd rd— Billy Yap and SOCCEK David Siew bl Teo Jin Seng and Ipoh Div 1 Shaw Bros 3 Kllnt Ahtn Lim 6-4. 6-1; C. Oregory and Club 2. Nepal Cup 'Kluang): Yeo Kok Seng335 words
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1113 1964-10-14 19 VI ASTER AUCA TIONEER, winner of four races in six starts, looks set for another success in the main sprint (Race Five) at Penang today. The three-year-old has smart early pace: he races well in heavy going; and is well irii with1,113 words
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Article159 1964-10-14 19 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Rm DULAS RIVER p I hatsmoth Producer CHATSMOTH Petite M'selle Safe Home LA FIAMA hatsmoth Safe Home The Wee Cobbler DKACO Mas Putch The Wee Cobbler SAN JUAN Mas Pnteb Lourjet I lALI AL RASCHID 3 Four o'clock I >luau eoni luh SIAU159 words
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Article1644 1964-10-14 19 -j PENANG— 2nd DAY Race 1 2.0 Cl 6 Div 2 ($4,000) 7f 1 ***** ChaUmotk a (Polo Kongsl) Noordin. 5 90 (F) SoMan 3 2 5315S Tin Invert a (Shining St.) Teh. 7 8.11 K. Leong 7 3 ***** Teranj Blntan* a (Veni Vlcii Paul. 8 8.11 I S1,644 words
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128 1964-10-14 19 BUTTtK WoRTH. lues. The State Government has provided piece of land at the junction of Jalan Club and Jalan Jetty fur the construction of several courts for basketball, tennis and sepak raga Jarlng. Hajl Ahmad bin Said, protem chairman of the sports council, said128 words
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Article79 1964-10-14 19 SYDNEY. Tues. Jack Pettiford, former Sheffield Shield cricketer and a member of the Combined Services team that toured England after World War 11. died in Sydney yesterday. He was 44. A batsman and legspin bowler, he played for New South Wales in 13 Sheffield Shield matchesReuter - 79 words
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Article28 1964-10-14 19 MALACCA, Tues— Malacca will meet Johore in the opening match of the annual Government Services ki ---out cricket tournament at t'ji Malacca Club padang this *etk-^tid.28 words
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202 1964-10-14 19 WALES DROP KEN LEEK FROM WORLD CUP SIDE SOCCER LONDON, Tues. Inside-right Ken Leek (Birmingham), whose two coals in the last three minutes helped Wales gain their recent 3-2 win over Scotland, has been dropped for the Welsh side's first-leg World Cup qualifying match against Denmark in Copenhagen on Oct.Reuter - 202 words
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Article22 1964-10-14 19 SEREMBAN. Tues. Seremban International Golf Club will meet the Senior Golfers here on Oct 25 instead of Oct. 11.22 words
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Article153 1964-10-14 19 Robinson stops Angel in sixth BOXING I ONDON. Tues. Sugar Bar Robinson (United States), former world champion, beat Johnny Angel (Nigeria) in the sixth round of a j-cheduied ei«htlound middleweight boxmg match here last night. The referee stopped the fight midway through the sixth round to mii Angel liom furtherReuter - 153 words
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Article56 1964-10-14 19 SINGAPORE. Tues —Singapore Hockey Association have extended the closing date for their 1964 league competition to Oct. 17. The league will start either at the end of this month or early November. So far only 23 teams have entered for all the three divisions. All Division One56 words
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Advertisement112 1964-10-14 19 I Indispensable MALAYSIA j gjirig^l YEAR BOOK BO®* a A Want- a job? Make sure you B |"»W know your Malaysia, going n for an interview. Know your s Malaysia, seeking informaS 8|... tMi*^ 0 tion, Malaysia's reference pBP book. THE ONLY AUTHORITATIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE REFERENCE WORK AVAILABLE ON MALAYSIA.112 words
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Advertisement270 1964-10-14 19 For quick, positive and long-lasting relief from the discomfort of Haemorrhoids (piles) 4 Va re m oTd the new easily w -I w w SWALLOWED tablets Varemoid is easy to take just swallow during or frgrr] [\\q fßSearCh Varemo'id gives more positive relief, its active prin- !3DGTdtOriBS Ol ZyiTld, ciple270 words
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614 1964-10-14 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues JMIK Minister of Information and Broad casting strongly rejected Socialist Fron suggestions in the Dewan Ra'ayat tonigh tli;ii the Government \\;is discriminating ;i^iinsi the local Press Amidst applause, Inche Senu bin Abchi Rahman told the House: "The Malaysian Pres is614 words
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Article40 1964-10-14 20 CASABLANCA, Tues. Twentj factories ln the Casablanca area have stopped work because of a lack of fuel caused by the petroleum industry workers' strike which started on Oct. 5. according U. the independent dally, Maroc Informations, today.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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91 1964-10-14 20 JESSELTON. Tues —Australian Army engineers building airstrips and roads in Sabah are to be relieved in December, informed sources said here today. The relieving units the Ist Field Squadron Royal Australian Engineers from Casula, New South Wales, a further detachment of the 20th91 words
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108 1964-10-14 20 LONDON. Tues. Mr. R. K.im.mi. Malaysia's Deputy Permanent Representative at the United Nations, conferred here ypsterday with top officials of the new Malaysia Indonesia department. This department was established recently by the British lonian Office und Com man wealth Relations Office to deal exclusively withReuter - 108 words
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Article39 1964-10-14 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Assemblyman for Telok Blangah. Mr. Barnard E. Rodrigues. will officiate at the opening ceremony of the People's Action Party Telok Blangah branch's new office and sixth anniversary on Oct. 28 at 7 p.m.39 words
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Article401 1964-10-14 20 LONDON, Tues. Buyers returned in force today ana jobbers were marking up prices just as fast as they had slashed them on recent days. News of rising Industrial expenditure and further encouraging company statements were stimulating influences, while some people held the view that the London Underground Railway401 words
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216 1964-10-14 20 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - Tengku: I'm ready to meet Maca at any time FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. ■jMiMiKL Abdul Kahman confirmed today Hint lie was prepared to meet President Macapagal "any time, anywhere" to discuss with him the Philippine claim to Sabah. This Is the first time In recent weeks that the216 words
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Article48 1964-10-14 20 LONDON, Tues. It was another day of chaos for Londoners on their way to work today as underground train crews again refused to work to new timetables. The jams spread to the roads as peak-hour travellers decided to take their cars to work.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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254 1964-10-14 20 Ottawans cheer in rain to see Queen off JVTTAWA, Tues. Ottawans turned out in the rain today to cheer Queen Elizabeth on her drive to the airport where she boards an Air Canada jet for London. Wearing a deep yellow cloth coat and matching hat. the Queen rode to theAP - 254 words
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Article39 1964-10-14 20 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Telegraphists and telephonists ln the main Amsterdam office of the Dutch postal, telegraph and telephone services tooay started a one week's work-to-rule and refused to work overtime, to back demands for higher wages. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Advertisement20 1964-10-14 20 THIS WEEK V^ WEEK j^^^^SS *4, LENG KEE ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL: *****1 NO. 1. JALAN 13/6, PETALING JAVA. TEL: *****20 words
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Advertisement294 1964-10-14 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $10 (minimum) CHEW: To Anna and Cecil Thin Hln at Oitneaclea Hospital Si n lj-10-1.4. the Rift of a son. Krtv.iri. g| j s^H 594 as at i2 io 64 W m C3fl gIVB M—~jj KHZ you 3d interest in fit looot —"-B B Wjttt 20294 words
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Miscellaneous41 1964-10-14 20 Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 72 Kota Bharu 84 73 Penang 86 73 Ipoh 90 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 86 7341 words
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