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Title Section20 1964-11-16 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIF.ED SALE EXCEEDS 135.000 The Straits Times L Estd. 1845. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 73120 words
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Article576 1964-11-16 1 BERJAYA MALAYSIA l» «Tengku to parties: Sink your 1 political differences KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday A S Malaysia's millions pre- pare to celebrate National Solidarity Week tomorrow, Tengku Abdul Rahman made an eve-of-the-week appeal to H all political parties to sink H their differences in the face |j of Indonesia's confrontation.576 words
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Article571 1964-11-16 1 A banquet surprise for Razak SAMAO ISMAIL REPORTS FROM CAIRO, Sunday PRESIDENT Nasser paid ;i singularly high honour to Malaysia when he invited Tun Abdul Razak to attend ;i State banquel honouring visiting Mali President Moaibo Keilu ;it Ahiden Palace hist niijlit. The invitation came as o surprise to the571 words
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Article59 1964-11-16 1 JAKARTA. Sun— The Com-munist-dominated trade union of Indonesian seamen has urged the Government to take over all U.S. properties in Indonesia. The union also urged the expulsion of U.S. Ambassador. Mr. Howard P. Jones, whom It labelled as the source of "all subversive activities" againstUPI - 59 words
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Article26 1964-11-16 1 ROME, Sun.— A bomb exploded today in the luggage van of the Brenntr express which links Munich and Rome. Nobody was Injured. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article233 1964-11-16 1 GEOFFREY GELDARC - GEOFFREY GELDARC By KUCHING, Sun. Police in Sibu last night and early this morning opened fire twice on Communist demonstrators plastering the town with ant i Malaysia slogans, posters and banners No-one was injured in the shooting. Fifty-three were arrested. A full-scale Dolice operation is on233 words
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Article314 1964-11-16 1 ROYAL VISIT DATES FIXED KUCHING. Sun. The Yang diPertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will pay their first State visit to Sarawak and Sabah next week. Their visit will climax the National Solidarity Week celebrations there. An official announcement ben today said that the King and Queen would arrive314 words
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Article36 1964-11-16 1 The Big Week HOW you can have a stake in the defence of the nation See Page 5 STATE-BY-STATE roundup of the big week's highlights See Page 6 TODAY'S easy-to-follow diary of events See Page 736 words
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Article84 1964-11-16 1 Kidnapped Dato safe, says family SINGAPORE, Sun.—Con£3 tact between the kidnappers of rubber magnate Dato Ng Quee Lam and his family has been established. This was indicated today by a family source who said: "Dato Ng is safe. He was not seriously hurt on Friday night." The millionaire, who heads84 words
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Article37 1964-11-16 1 LAKE BONNEY (South Australia). Sun. Choppy conditions prevented British speed ace Donald Campbell making trial runs in his Bluebird hydroplane nere today as 10.000 people waited in the hope of seeing him in action. —Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article29 1964-11-16 1 TOKYO. Sun —About 14.000 demonstrators marched from various areas into the heart of Tok--Iyo today in a mammoth protest movement against Japan by American nuclearpowered "submarines. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article40 1964-11-16 1 LONDON. Sun— British motorists will be asked to blow Into plastic bags during the Christn;a» period in roadside "drinking-while-driving" breath tests carried out by the Road Research Laboratory No names or car numbers will be taken40 words
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Article475 1964-11-16 1 CHEONG YIP SENG - Drama as plane crashes into sea CHEONG YIP SENG By SINGAPORE, Sun. A two-seater, low-level strike I) o in I) c r plunged into the Straits <>f Johore, close to Hie Lim (.In; Kan •a coast, this morning. The pil o t. Lieut. N.M. Tristram. 28, and an observer. Lieut.475 words
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Article48 1964-11-16 1 SUPPORT TO UAR CAIRO. Sun Malaysian Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Ka/.ik s.ii«l today he will toll President N.i-vcr his nation •supports legitimate claims "f people of Arab origin in Palestine Ka/.ik was meeting NSMM this morninc before flyini; to London to attend Colombo Plan conference —UPIUPI - 48 words
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231 1964-11-16 2 JAKARTA, Sun. The Indonesian Herald said yesterday Australia's new defence buildup was a "bluff" by the Prime Minister. Sir Robert Menzies. to prevent a peaceful settlement on Malaysia. This was the third editorial romment by the Herald lashinc out at Sir Robert afterAP - 231 words
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127 1964-11-16 2 fAKARTA, Sun.— The In«l donesian Newsoauer j Publishers Union has warn- ed the Government that the ban on two Jakarta newspapers will brinK about "ex- tensive and serious implica- j tions". the official Antara news agency said today. The union tn;d thr Govern-Reuter - 127 words
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Article37 1964-11-16 2 MOSCOW. Sun. The Kin? and Queen of At«lwnWaii »r- 1 rived herr today from Iricut.<-k by special plane. Sh:ih Mohnmm o Zahir and Queen Umeira are visiting Russia on the:r U home from China. A.P.AP - 37 words
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Article28 1964-11-16 2 TOKYO. Sun— Former c.o. Vice-President. Mr. Rich.rci Nixon, arrived here by air tnU evening. Hi.- rtett is on behalf of his New York law firm.28 words
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Article62 1964-11-16 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Negotiations between Qantas airlines officials and the Indonesian Air Transport Workers 1 Association i Servaud t over the proposed dismissal of 71 pmolovpps will continue noxt v.ffk. a Qantas official said todr)-. Qantas plan to dismiss 71 employees who had become redundant following theReuter - 62 words
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Article41 1964-11-16 2 NAIROBI, Sun. A deportation order was served last night on Mr. L. H. Gallagher, former Commissioner for Lands in Tanganyika. Mr. Gallagher returned from re- tirement leave three weeks ago and intended to settle in Tanzania. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article35 1964-11-16 2 RANGOON. Sun. An Indian j purchase mission today contracted i to buy 1,500 tons of Burmese seed potatoes to help India battle Its chronic food shortages. The deal I is worth USS2OO.OOO— UPI.UPI - 35 words
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Article38 1964-11-16 2 LONDON. Sun. Earl Mountbatten, chief of Britain's Defence Staff, today launched an appeal for £100.000 to provide for an an- nual Nehru memorial lecture and six scholarships for Indian student* I at a British university. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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412 1964-11-16 2 Reds fight for flood relief food for 700,000 ESTIMATES of dead in the major flood disaster that hit central Vietnam rose to nearly 7,000 yesterday. And American aid officials reported that the Communist Vietcong were fighting for possession of relief supplies sent in to an estimated 700,000 hungry people. TheAP - 412 words
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298 1964-11-16 2 MYSTERY AIRCRAFT LANDS SUPPLIES FOR CONGO REBELS LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday. A SOVIET -BUILT Ilyushin 18 freight plane land- ed supplies, believed to be ammunition, in i Jganda for the Congo's Communist-backed rebels. according to reports reaching here. Diplomatic sources said there was "a 100 per cent probability" that the reports wereAP - 298 words
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144 1964-11-16 2 Catholic prelates to discuss birth control ROME, Sun.— Koinan Catholic bishops and officials of the I.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAOI will publicly discuss birth control at a. meeting in Bombay before the Ii tfi national F.ucharistic Congress The congress itself starts on Nov. "iS .uid Pope Paul will attendReuter - 144 words
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Article24 1964-11-16 2 BERLIN. Sun. Ea>t Germany is building 10 100-kiluvva'. wavr radio inmsmiuers for Indonesia, the Emm German new» agency ADN wid today. U'l24 words
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159 1964-11-16 3 I'LL TRYTO FIND OUT WHY, SAYS BARRY IZINGSTON (Jamai1V ca), Sun.— Senator Barry Goldwater said here that he would make a nationwide survey of the Republican Party to discover weak spots because so many Republicans had voted for the Democratic candidate. President Lyndon Johnson. He would try to find out159 words
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Article, Illustration232 1964-11-16 3 SCARE FOR 102 ABOARD BOEING JET DURING PACIFIC FLIGHT [OS ANGELES, Sun.— The pilot of a jet airliner that went into an unexpected two-mile dive over the Pacific blamed the incident on a failure in the electrical system. The incident occurred on Tuesday while the Pan AmericanUPI - 232 words
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Article263 1964-11-16 3 labour lepers' shock for Wilson BIRMINGHAM, Sun. The leader of Conservatives in the Midlands industrial area said yesterday the Labour Government had been "humiliated" by the discovery of "a nest of racialists" in nearby Smethwick constituency. Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, a Conservative MP, was referring to the transfer from a SmethwickReuter - 263 words
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Article24 1964-11-16 3 MOSCOW, Sun The giant Russian federation on Friday repealed restrictions on private gardening and livestock raising lmDosed during ex-Premier Khrushchev's rule. A.P.AP - 24 words
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Article, Illustration113 1964-11-16 3 I O NIK) N. Sun. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker (above) has been accepted as parliamentary candidate for London's east-side constituency of Ley ton. The present Labour member. Mr. Reginald Sorensen. who has held tin- seat 32 years, decided tnReuter - 113 words
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87 1964-11-16 3 Sinatra goes before a secret jury ITANSAS CITY. Sun.— Frank Sinatra on Friday became the second show business personality to appear before a Federal grand Jury. The nature of the jury's Investigation has not been disclosed. Sinatra's friend. Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jnr.. made a surprise appearance before the .iury87 words
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Article66 1964-11-16 3 MOSCOW. Sun. The new Kremlin leadership last night belittled the proposed multilateral nuclear force for NATO as military nonsense, adding nothing to the strength of the West. A 3.000-word policy statement carried by the official news agency 1 Tass reiterated the Russian line i that66 words
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Article131 1964-11-16 3 Case of the Weeping Nude TONDON, Sun.— A striptease girl who undressed down to a G-string at a club in Soho was told over a loudspeaker: "My customers want more than that," a court was told here yesterday. Policemen said In evidence that another girl, "overcome by a feeling ofReuter - 131 words
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211 1964-11-16 3 'Poor woman leaves $850,000, jewels \TEW YORK. Sun. 11 They thought Mrs. Margaret Mary Fraser was a poor old lady, but her will was full of surprises. 3he died on Feb. 18. 1961. In a St. Luxes Hospital ward because they thought she couldn't afford a private room. She was211 words
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179 1964-11-16 3 The lost talent— by a Press agency chief LONDON, Sun. Mr. Charles Jervis. editor-in-chief of the Press Association. British domestic news agency, said on being elected president of the Guild of British Newspaper Editors here yesterday, he wanted to advance the cause of training facilities for journalists. "This is notReuter - 179 words
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Miscellaneous23 1964-11-16 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby with New/vioss J >J: '"Lr BCT\li/EeM TWE NAIL WHERE? J I VARMISU V^ IS AND TWE SPVU2E \^NYLOM6/23 words
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794 1964-11-16 4 BIG CHANGES IN LABOUR LAWS SOUGHT BY NTUC TIIK National Trades Uni o n Congress is seeking wide c hanges in exist iiiif I a bo v r legislation, to bring them up-to-date. T his vie w is brought out in the se t of proposals which it has submitted794 words
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508 1964-11-16 4 AN exhibition depictA ing the history of the People's Action Party will highlight the three-day celebrations of the party's 10th anniversary next week. A party spokesman describing the exhibition, which will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday and Sunday between 10508 words
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Advertisement62 1964-11-16 4 Information Please! Six Malaysian beauties, grace our newly opened $60,000 luxury air-condi-tioned offices of the Tourist Promotion Board. The girls, wearing colourful national costumes not only provide pertinent facts about the culture and life of Singapore's multi-racial population, but also at- tempt to solve any problems which may confront our62 words
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Miscellaneous504 1964-11-16 4 Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu 81 72 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 91 73 IN AND OUT BY AIR TIIK followlnc la today'i ichcdule504 words
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Article, Illustration694 1964-11-16 5 TODAY we tell you how to join the expanding Army, Navy and Air Force. In general, wouldbe recruits to all three services must be Malaysian citizens between the ages of 18 and 23, physically fit. at least sft. 2in. tall and weigh not less694 words
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1891 1964-11-16 6 Begins today— a mighty Week for Malaysians Special round up of the Big Week's activities FROM dawn till dusk today and every day till next Sunday, Malaysians will demonstrate their loyalty to their country against Indonesian confrontation. Elaborate plans, drawn up over the past three weeks, will swing into action1,891 words
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Article95 1964-11-16 6 IPOH. Sun. Minors could make handsome donations to the National Patriotic and Vigilante Corps welfare funds because tin prices are quite good at the moment. This was stated by the Mentri Bcsar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, when he accepted a cheque for $1,000 for95 words
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257 1964-11-16 7 HIGHLIGHTS of todays S o 1 i cf a rity Week events in the various State capitals: Kuala Lumpur 11 a.m.: Opening by Tengku Abdul Rahman of the National Solidarity Exhibition, Stadium Negara. 5 p.m.; The King opens Solidarity Week rally at Merdeka Stadium. Singapore257 words
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126 1964-11-16 7 SEREMBAN, Sun. The Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association has deplored Indonesia's aggression and called on its members to join the va r i ous defence corps to resist it. This VMM one of the resolutions adopted at its meeting here today. The associations protem chairman. Mr.126 words
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Miscellaneous310 1964-11-16 5 Straits Times Crossword ROSS 7. Protection the walrus and the 1 see a. carpenter "wept like anything 5 Art is an end in luell— out to see"? <8). he's a beginning (7). 8. 20. Miracle consequent upon 9 I. across. Hot or cold or 8 old. a novena? (4. 4.310 words
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Miscellaneous268 1964-11-16 6 1//*' V Hff V.T. MMamtin ¥Z^ IZ^^ZtL Ly /^Z T^V^fV^N I UKJ I/■ ""\OM. I WAS JUST 61IRE MAK£S HIM-,EIF 22 ?2Sl,t^ I AH T \ZOI V YtAH 1 f*' s K CE VtS. \WONPEBIN-. J I TOUGH T,> IGNORE J SLJi^ WEA 3IiS. R V Y Mr ASSA V*^Vi268 words
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Advertisement155 1964-11-16 7 JrT!ITROOUCING\ m Madame M AORIFNNE LE CUIN M M Delegate from I PARFUMS CHRISTIAN DIOR PARIS k in i«v*n countries and now 1 W lor the first time in M Malaysia Th« most U knowledgeable Oior perfume UADAME LE GUIN will be delighted to meet you to analyse your perfume155 words
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Article38 1964-11-16 8 KINGAPORE. Sun. The Amorican Consul-General. Mr. John A. Lacey, will speak on "The United i States Election" at the luncheon 1 meeting of the Lions club of SlnI gapore at Pj- luce's Restaurant on Wednesday.38 words
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228 1964-11-16 8 Khaw tells traders to give generously to D-f und KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, today called on businessmen to contribute generously to the National Defence Fund. Addressing the annual meeting of the PanMalayan Coffeeshop Keepers' Association here, he also called on228 words
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Article, Illustration141 1964-11-16 8 'MALAYSIA CAN SOLVE AN ASIAN PROBLEM' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The success of Malaysia will show other Asian countries that the establishment of a multi-ragial society is possible. Mr. Romesh Thapar above) editor of Seminar. a New Delhi magazine, said here today: "Malaysia can become an experimental base for the setting141 words
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Article25 1964-11-16 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Family Benefit Society will bold Its annual meeting at the St Andrew's Cathedral memorial hall at 5.15 p.m. on Friday.25 words
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Article196 1964-11-16 8 Our enemy in the padi fields KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. YfIALAYSIA must immediately overcome the proiTl blem of rats in its padi fields in order to increase production in the next few years. A Japanese rat control expert. Mr. M. Mochlzukl. said this today before he returned to Japan after completing196 words
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80 1964-11-16 8 BALING, Sun. An arrest was made last night after a 15-year-old girl reported that a man had held her hand in a lonely spot. The girl, Patlmah binte Ishak told the police that she was walkIng home alone at Kampong Batii Tujoh. Jalan80 words
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Article55 1964-11-16 8 PENANG. Sun. —A ten-mem-ber doleßalion is to be appo.nted by the Penang Umno Kaum Ibu to d:scuss the establishment of ar orphanage for Muslim girls in Penang. The delegation will discuss th* project with officials of tn^ Penang Muslim Endowment Board, the Penang Muslim Welfare55 words
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189 1964-11-16 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Government was today given until Friday to announce the date of implementation of the new pay scale which it had offered to 6.000 typists and machine operators last year Otherwise, the Amalgamated Union of EmDloyees In Government Clerical and189 words
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Article99 1964-11-16 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The StraiU Times has received more donations, totalling 1294.40 for Shanmugam's widow. Madam Parvathi, and their n children brinifintt their fund to $2,689 20 Donations cam* from. Mohinder Singh S2O: H. Paul $5; R. Hakimuddtn, ipoh $10; Jenny. Dine Toh and Lim. XL $20:99 words
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Article, Illustration244 1964-11-16 8 Gen. Choi: Malaysia will triumph in the end KUALA LUMPUR, Sur-t. The South Korean Ambassador to Malaysia, Ma J .-Gen. Choi Hong Hi, said today that Indonesian confrontation would not affect Malaysia's rapid economic progress. In a farewell Interview here, he said Malaysia would triumph because right and Justice would244 words
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Article471 1964-11-16 9 Labour Ministry formulating set of procedures for their protection IPOH, Sun.— The Ministry of Labour is taking "positive steps" to formulate a set of procedures lor the protection and welfare of workers in this country. This was announced by the Minister of Labour, Mr. V.471 words
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Article34 1964-11-16 9 KUALA LIPIS Sun— The Upis branch of the Pahang Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. will hold an annual meeting at the Town, Council's conference room here on Nov. 29.34 words
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Article, Illustration270 1964-11-16 9 YEO TOON SOO - Operation in Perth for hole-in-heart bride YEO TOON SOO By SINGAPORE, Sun. 1:5 Mrs. Lim Eng Wah, 21, is a six-month-old bride who loves children and longs for some of her own. But she cannot have any as her doctor has strongly advised her against it. She Is a "hole-in-the-heart"270 words
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142 1964-11-16 9 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Social Welfare Department will make a further cash relief payment of $10 to each of the 1,642 victims of the Kampong Minyak fire, tomorrow morning. Payment will be made at the Havclock Road community centre, next to the Social Welfare Department,142 words
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Article52 1964-11-16 9 Celebration at community centre MNC.APORE. Sun. The MacPbersoo Road community centre will celebrate its first anniversary on Nov. 28 from 2 p.m The Assemblyman lor Aljunied. v Liiißam. will officiate at Hie celebrations which will include Chinese wayang. concerts ana mauic shows. The celebrations will end with m dinner ?t52 words
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Article73 1964-11-16 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Th» Straits Times has received 3667.50 for the Ow orphans, kulugfclf the fund to $46.2<)8.22 The contributions came froirMadam Yeap Khuan Neoh. Butterworth $5: Staff of Cycle and Carriage Co. 5250 50; Staff of Centr.l P. W. Transport Co. Buttenvorth $73; Anonymous $6;73 words
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Article53 1964-11-16 9 SINGAPORE. Sun The Con-sulate-General of the Republic of Vietnam in Singapore today appealed to charitable organisations to contribute to the rehabilitation of flood victims In Vietnam. A consulate statement said that hundreds of thousands of people In Central Vietnam had been made homeless besides an53 words
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218 1964-11-16 9 PENANG, Sunday. rpHE time had come foi the Central Government A "actively to consider" outlawing the Socialist Front, the Barisan Sosialis and the Sarawak United People's Party, the Assistant Minister for Rural Development, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'akob. said here yesterday evening218 words
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Article33 1964-11-16 9 TANAH RATA. Sun. The cf Commerce :i:id I'tdusiry. Dr. Lim Swer Aun. will lay the foundation .-tone of the $14,000 Cameron Highlands Ton motion Association information bureau hen* on Dec. 5.33 words
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130 1964-11-16 9 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Ng Boon Leong, 17. convicted yesterday of possessing a pistol in a Katong coffeeshop on Oct. 22 last year, asked a District Court to send him to the Reformative Training [Centre. The judge. Mr. K T. Alexander, said that he130 words
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93 1964-11-16 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.--Two representatives from Malaysia will attend i the "Democracy in Dever lopinr> Asia' 1 conference. i organised by the Friedrich i Naumann Foundation of West Germany, to be held in Istanbul. Turkey from Nov 29 to Dec. 11. One of them is93 words
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192 1964-11-16 9 PRINCE Hubertus Zu Lowenstein. a German historian and former member of the German Parliament, now on a world lecture tour, will give two lectures at the University of Singapore and Nanvanß University this week. He will give a talk on "Common Market nnd Commonwealth-192 words
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Article19 1964-11-16 9 Kl\l A I IMPUK. Sun TIM Ailiance h c will m^t orii hf hawker oroolem j hire19 words
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135 1964-11-16 9 'Dead to the world' ceremony to be cut. pENANG. Sun— Part of a solemn religious ceremony in which novin-s joining the Little Sisters of the Poor are proclaimed "dead to the world" will be scrapped when nine girls take their vows at the Sisters' Batu Lanchang Lane chapel next Saturday.135 words
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114 1964-11-16 9 Two years' jail for corrupt detective SINGAPORE, Sun. o Detective Corporal Anthony Foo, 41. who was found guilty of corruptly obtaining $200 from Yap Kirn Chuan. a roodles dealer, was sentenced to two years' jail by a district court here yesterday. Foo. who had been in the force for 14114 words
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Article24 1964-11-16 9 IPOH. Sun. Police Constable Mohamed All bin Ibrahim had his scooter stolen when he parked it near the Jubilee Amusement Park.24 words
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Advertisement109 1964-11-16 9 STOKVIS FIDES REFRIGERATORS (fOOTiMDAU -Smeaß*tti\imi:ir»** 4. 6" to 11 t w .f f Automatic Defrosts Big Fr««iing Comportment Magnetic Door with Foot- Padal (Operation Fully Guaranteed Caty H. •'Termi JINGAPO«I^^^^KUAIAiIUWPU«-IPOM-»IN*N» FnpflßF hllUUrib... A Musical Spectacular featuring the Maori LTLILJ LI Li 11/ L 5 FLOWN SPECIALLY FflOM HONGKONQ BY MALAYSIAN109 words
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Article84 1964-11-16 10 »*WWi If* (Minimum) MR A MRS Anthony Llm Chenx ■k ail ratmtlVM and ttttmU tor I tU and attendance at thrlr uiildinx on 14-11-84. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Low I.ian Hoik thank all rrUtlvea and Mgssli Id* th'ir kind HaJsxajsM dona'M<l altendance at th* funrral on MM84 words
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Article345 1964-11-16 10 M Mora's |N Minimum) TOWN AND UOUNIKM Jusl un--1..M...1 lum selevtioc at drip-dry dresses nuitaMu for all occattona. mam iium J'.'U/- up»;itrts JAZZ EVENING iraturing the beat ol M pori' .i J:i mu.siii.ins. Victoria i 7-1 1 -M 6.00 p.m. Tickets at Rol':^l^on^ <■ K TanK. Cold Storage. CHRISTMAS345 words
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The Straits Times Monday. November 16. 1964.
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Article568 1964-11-16 10 National Solidarity Week opens today with a mass rally 1 in Kuala Lumpur and similar 'ceremonies in the State capitals. There will follow six days of exhibitions, processions, competitions, shows and other festive activities. In one way or another, most of the 10 million people of Malaysia, stretching568 words
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Article421 1964-11-16 10 There was not much the International Tin Council could have done at its special meetI ing called to discuss tin production and the shortage. The > Council duly did its limited duty. It has revised the floor and ceiling prices, which have been virtually theoretical since the second421 words
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Article280 1964-11-16 10 The bill to control housing developers which was introduced into the Singaproe j Legislative Assembly last week is draconian, but nothing j less will meet the needs of the present situation. House buyers are very much at the j mercy of the developers; many I contracts have not280 words
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Article, Illustration1381 1964-11-16 10 WHY THE OPPOSITION WILL NOT ROCK AYUB KHAN By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IF President Ayub had submitted himself and his Government to popular approval in 1959, within a ye«ar or so after he had taken power in the army coup, there is little doubt that he would have won handsomely1,381 words
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Article455 1964-11-16 10 Learning Malay 7 •THE VOWEL LETTER a is pronounced in two ways. tl> as the a in the English word bar (for the open front vowel) in the following positions: A. in open or closed initial syllables if the vowel letter in the lollowing syllable Is U) i as in455 words
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LETTERS
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Letter200 1964-11-16 10 Flying late but also safely AS a hlgh.y ■fcUslled .senger. and aomewhat Of a Malaysian Airways commuter. I would lik( reply to H.CM'g unkind and contradictory remarks. In the first Instanci commends Malaysian Airways lor an accident tree record, and then complain* ol unpunctuallty. li i* only through their high200 words
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Letter102 1964-11-16 10 f REFER to B.M.s letter entitled "The Beggars" iS.T. Nov. 7». While the letter does afford a chi" to the whereabouts of these three or four Indian youngsters, it would be greatly appreciated it 8..V could give the name of the cinema and the time of the day102 words
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Letter74 1964-11-16 10 IT la gratifying to learn that Singapore Housing a»d Development Board has been taking steps to control the menace of the hawkers in Its estates. However, does Mr. Lim know that the hawkers now have adopted new tactics to outwit the demolition .«quad? They have mobile stalls, which74 words
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Advertisement68 1964-11-16 10 QAHW MX CARGO London and Europe are only 18 hours away by Qantds. DIRECT HAHUS 707 JETS TO: Europe and the U.K.: (7 Flights* week.) Australia: (6 Flights a week.) Specify Qantas to your Air Cargo Agent or contact Malaysian Airways Limited, General Sales agents for Qantas, SINGAPORE: Raffles Hotel,68 words
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Advertisement98 1964-11-16 10 BHflaW J^^tos»»*a»»aaaaaa»»lß^*^^^ AM t IsH K sjm ■afl^*ess» TIOM '~~~*4SmWmV NSi^^j/ '..-T- lasfllt^jjr' »OO<« product*. brsndsd feed* »t% being served tjv»t* (including V.l.P.'t) at locul functions, where quality not price matters the mott. With living standard! riling throughout Malaysia, $*Ht foods ar» nsrurslly the choice of the majority of housewives,98 words
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Article165 1964-11-16 11 Lawyer dies as car hits a cow CINGAFORi-. Sun. A Singauore lawyer. Mr. Lim Scow Beng, 38. died early today alter a motor accident at the 6th mile, Bukit Timah Road. Mr Lim was a partner in the law firm of Boswell, Hsieh and Lim Co. Mr. Lim was turning165 words
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Article124 1964-11-16 11 Tengku denies a split 1/UALA LLMPUR. Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman today denied reports that there had been differences of opinion in the Perils State Umno over a proposal to split the branch into two divisions. "There Is no quarrel at all, the Tengku, who i.s national Umno le.ider, said on124 words
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656 1964-11-16 11 No jury for youth accused of consorting with Indons HIGH COURT judge. Mr. Justice Azmi, today ruled that a Malaysian youth, Lim Sing Hiaw, 21, charged with being in control of arms and consorting with members of the Indonesian armed forces in the Pontian security area, would have to face656 words
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Article99 1964-11-16 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Hans Anderson Club is to treat about 2.500 children to j i two Christmas parties The first party for 2000 chtl-' dren will be held at the Praser and Neave Hall in River Valley Road from 3 p.m to 5.30 p.m. on99 words
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Article38 1964-11-16 11 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Six masked rotoben Mimed with screwdrivers entered a hair-dre.vstng saloon in Dhobv Ghaut at dawn lay tied up the four member* of the family and got arav with cash and Jewellery worth $6000 138 words
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Article, Illustration110 1964-11-16 11 A CRACK physical training team from British army units throughout the Far East and the pipes and band of the Ist Bn.. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. fron Singapore, are travelling to Vientiane, today to take part in the Laotian people's threeday That Luang religious festival. They110 words
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299 1964-11-16 11 Schoolboy ON EXTORTION CHARGE admits: I had gaming debts DENANG. Sun. A 1 Form Five pupil yesterday denied he demanded $100 from a teacher because he had lost money at gambling and was indebted to some schoolmates. "I had some gaming debts but I was never that desperate," the 17-year-old299 words
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182 1964-11-16 11 Til resign threat by teachers chief JiTAR, Bun. The chairman of the North Branch of the DTC-tralned Union of Teachers. Inche Muhamad Haninah bin Ishak. said today he was surprised to note a proposal by the union s national president Inche Ahmad bin Abdul" Rahman that the Government should run182 words
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Article43 1964-11-16 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Royal Malaysian Navy patrol boat yesterday morning intercepted a sampan carrying two Indonesian Chinese with 15 piculs of rubber off Pulau Tekong. The boat and cargo were seized and the crew handed over to tha Immigration Department.43 words
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Article40 1964-11-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The National Democratic Youth Movement will be formed at a meeting at the Town Hall here on Nov. 22 Mr V. David, former MP. and a Selangor State Assembly man, U behind the movement.40 words
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Article32 1964-11-16 11 SINOAPORE, Sun. BurglATa broke Into the Oxford Trading Co., In Mansoor Street, on Friday night and escaped with textiles worth 54.000. The padlocks In the front door were cut.32 words
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409 1964-11-16 11 A SECRET WAR PLAN IN STORE AND WHY IT FAILED. J^ PROMINENT Australian businessman told of a secret wartime mission to snatch millions of pounds worth of valuable strategic equipment from the path of the Japanese advance on Singapore. Mr. L. J. Hartnett, former managing director of General Motors-Holden inReuter - 409 words
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Advertisement153 1964-11-16 11 ENJOY THE FLAVOR AND CONVENIENCE OF Fresh whole milk at C your fingertips JBP w ■■•s»»jißS WM^ __P m¥Zj& REAL FRESH §&r€wwJkJ sterilized milk M^<^ s Wf^W% £;s>• stays deliciously m~ ~O^3f fresh any time, #n£>* SLJtPm Wf. an y place, without V*VW* &>. refrigeration! Just open and enjoy. Nothing153 words
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Advertisement195 1964-11-16 11 _Rsl_9_____ 15"I^P^^1^ JL__H_f r rf/Gff r/CUfCm Sun-Par produce trie world's finest V FOOD* SALT tO NUTS. Only the Oest ra# V ww^» materials are used and the entire processing, developed over many jr^ yedrs. is controlled at every stag* >W/J js*^. by qualified technical staff long /^>P ■$&> experienced in195 words
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Miscellaneous757 1964-11-16 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel 5 K.L. P. Pinanff panei of youtii; 7.34 Three 6 Ipoh and Malacca Muslceieers— -Peiticoat Castle"; 8.00 News in Mandarin: 8.10 p.m.: 4.15 Test paitprn. and Popular music and songs feamaMc; 4.45 Opening and pro- turing a band: 8.30 The Thud gramme summary; 4.50 News Ma::-757 words
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FOREIGN DESK EXTRA
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Article, Illustration549 1964-11-16 12 MacArthur was an intolerable egotist, says Truman FORMER U.S. President Harry S. Truman last night described the late General Douglas Mac Arthur as an egotist "who thought he was greater than the President of the United States." "He (Mac Arthur) seemed to have the notion that without him the whole549 words
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178 1964-11-16 12 GEORGETOWN, Sunday. y\R. Cheddi Jagan. British Guiana's Premier, has described as totalitarian an emergency order by the Governor, Sir Richard Luyt, authorising postal officers to open packets in search of secret documents. Dr. Jagan has cabled a protest and appeal for sunport to theReuter - 178 words
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Article58 1964-11-16 12 KLORENCE. Sun. An nutstanding Italian n"-enrch scientist warned the Government yesterday that the world-famed Leaning Tower of Pisa may fall down at any moment.. Professor Gustavo Colonettl. prefildent emeritus of the National Research Council, said even a violent windstorm might blow down the 184-foot hieh white marbleAP - 58 words
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Article47 1964-11-16 12 M.P.s fight Postol duel MOGADISHU. Sun.— Sheik AH Ismail Yacob and S.iid Faram M"hamed. both M.P.S exchanged pistol shots here last nicht. Both wore wounded and tiken to hospi'.il. The quarrel. It was stated :irose from the alleged expulsion of Said Farah Mohamrd from the party. Renter.Reuter - 47 words
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173 1964-11-16 12 Apartheid in the animal kingdom too... ORISBANE, Sun. Animals are just as capable of practising racial and social discrimination as man, a Brisbane scientist claims. Dr. Glen Mcßride. a senior lecturer In animal genetics at the University of Queensland says: "This can have quite an effect on their production. "ForReuter - 173 words
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Article46 1964-11-16 12 BANGKOK. Sun i and Cambodia will exchange four prisoners tomorrow. Foreign Ministry officials said today. The prisoners, three Thais and one Cambodian, were guarding the empty embassies at the time of their arrest. Thailand and Cambodia broke off diplomatic relations in 1961. A.P.AP - 46 words
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Article30 1964-11-16 12 OTTAWA. Sun. More than 200 Cubans have sought asylum at Gander Airport In Newfoundland during stopovers by Havana flights bound for Czechoslovakia, lmmi- gratlor officials reported— ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article42 1964-11-16 12 LONDON. Sun. General Sir Richard Hull is to succeed Admiral of the Fleet Earl Mountbatten as Chief of the British Defence Staff on July 16 next year, It wag officially announced here today He wi'l become a field marshal. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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233 1964-11-16 12 Sweden's lipstick boys: 'Nothing wrong' STOCKHOLM. Sun. A growing number of Swedish boys are taking to lipstick, face powder and long wavy hair and sociologists say it is a j "fairly harmless" de- I velopment. "It will die out like any other fad." one of them said today. Adults areReuter - 233 words
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Advertisement285 1964-11-16 12 happiness^L mm These three most important things in life go mr****^^ together. But success and happiness are difficult ML V 2*^-^ o maintain if good health is failing. Ensure your A s\\JT good health by regularly taking world-famous mT^^^^l Waterbury's Compound, the ideal tonic Prevent M^^ "tired blood", listlessness and285 words
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Article376 1964-11-16 13 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A JOURNALIST LINTON ANSDREWS: The Autobiography of a Journalist. By Sir Linton Andrews (Been 42s.) By WALTER WARWICK LIKE many another good newspaperman, Linton Andrews began as a cub of 16, a junior reporter on a Yorkshire paper, and it was in Yorkshire as editor of the Leeds376 words
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Article269 1964-11-16 13 OUR MOST INTERESTING DISEASES By Harold Burn. (Allen and Inu in 25s PROFESSOR Burn has a somewhat teasing title, yet I suppose he is right to assume that the biggest killers are the most interesting, and particularly those about which least is known. At any269 words
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189 1964-11-16 13 Big races on the Grand Prix circuits EPIC MOTOR RACES. By Peter Roberts. (Nicholas) Vane. 12s. fid j. THE peak moments of great races on the Grand Prix circuits comr> to roaring life in this Shell book Moss and Fanglo. Graham Hill and Jim Clarkr. Haw- thorn. Brabham and Ascari189 words
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Article90 1964-11-16 13 Round's remarkable study of eleventh and twelfth century feudalism In England, first published «s long ago as 1835, lias never been superseded, and hi Kttil a book ol fundamental Importance for the student. Feudal England, by J H. Round, has now been republished by Allen and Unwln.90 words
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Article110 1964-11-16 13 MUSKETOON. By Stephen Schofipld. (Cape 18s.) ONLY one of the twelve British. Norwegian and Canadian commandos who blew up the Glomf.iord power station and aluminium works 'n Norway in 1942 was killed in Operation .MuskotoonFour made their way to Sweden and back to England. The other seven were110 words
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906 1964-11-16 13 ALLINGTON KENNARD - Polynesian paradise and its changing face ALLINGTON KENNARD LAST DAYS IN PARADISE. By George Farwell. (Gollanez 255.) REVIEWED By APART from the obvious, there is little to do in a Polynesian paradise. You can drive round Tahiti in half a day, you can rise with the sun and swim in906 words
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Article126 1964-11-16 13 A TALE that Is told Is a true tale as long as the telling lasts. Kipling, of course, and how well his telling lasts. Whether he Is dealing with the world of men or animals. Mrs. Hauksbee or the madness of Private Ortherls. the Maltese126 words
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Article125 1964-11-16 13 TIME AND STARS. By Pool Anderson. (Gollancz 165.). OOUL ANDERSON Is a 1 genius among science fiction writers. Consider the themes of these five stories. A rocket survey ship lands a party of explorers on a planet which seems to le Inhabited by a backward civilisation. The125 words
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Advertisement284 1964-11-16 13 After tremendous success in Sweden... in U.5.A.... NOW IN MALAYSIA! the NEW sensational SCHICK STAINLESS STEEL DOUBLE EDGE RAZOR BLADES ~-rz^^*\ \sWMNiiSB7 s 7j^ Fit all ordinary razors s^=£j Give three to four times more shaves ///Ik than any other blade now on the Market Require no cleaning or wiping.284 words
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Advertisement199 1964-11-16 13 I /K^J J/JL reR ANNUM from your deposit account with PPan Malayan Finance gives you a steady and safe income. Writ* today for our booklet "A SAFE AND I SOUND DEPOSIT" giving full details of I how easy it is to open a Deposit Account. I MALAYAN Sljßj FINANCE LTD.199 words
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Advertisement327 1964-11-16 14 (Continued trom Page ltn SITUATIONS VACANT i Word* *S rMa.J— Hox SO rl* txlrm MANIFEST CLERKS >. 1 12 Nov. 16 Winchester House. Position filled. \ppllrants thankid WANTED DRIVER experienced Inving Jaguar. Apply PO. Box 14. Killlney Koad. Spore. WANTED A TEACHER Of KrKli'h for Chinese School in town. Apply327 words
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Advertisement579 1964-11-16 14 MIUAIIUN^ VACANT M „rrf> vj Box i» elf. rxlrm WANTED TWENTY BAR Waitresses, b speikinc. >:ood salary. Apply linrl Bar. si. 13encoolen Strut. Singapore. Tel: *****/ I EXPERIENCED SECRETARYSTENOGRAPHER minimum spied 100--4(i w.p.m. required i.y European Managed Company. SaUry according to ability and experienced Apply Box 1 tWM B.T, spore579 words
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Advertisement1088 1964-11-16 14 SITUATIONS VACANT tVera* $S (Mi*.)— Box SO H*. txlrm FULL TIME Commission Dasl» aalea representatives for leading publishing .-onc.rn. South Jobore and Singapore areu.v Own transport an advantage. ton P.O. Box Three. Spore STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS with Oeneral Civil Engineering required hy Kuala Lumpur firm of consultants. State qualllications experience and1,088 words
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Advertisement1066 1964-11-16 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE I Iff Ward* Si (Mlm.>—Box it rfs. txlrm BUILDING LOTS ror BBSS, wonderful view High class locality. 5) Mil* Ulu I Klang Koad Kraaooahiv priced. Ua<* pan .> eruuirr 240U6'2304tf K.ia VACANT SHOPHOUSE 1/ Upper Dlckson Road. off Serangoon Road, with backUoe. Area 1454 sq ft..1,066 words
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Advertisement822 1964-11-16 14 EDUCATION Word* fl (Mlm,.)— Box s* rim urtre STAMFORD COLLEGE offer* you Success career, bigger earning power, home-study way to brighter future. Stamford College Correspondence courses are ICaay. Competent, successful. Mora than 11.000 Cambridge passes since 1952 Write today for M- I cage trve orospectua: Higher Scbooi Certificate. Oversea Scnool822 words
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Advertisement1048 1964-11-16 14 FOR HIRE Word* ti Ml*.}— Box M rfs. txtrm IS" T.V. ror Hire. Monthly S2O 00. Contact Malaysia Electric Co.. 8 pore. Tel: 4690S FURNITURE Kor Hire Or Bin Purchase at Reasonable Kale*, 010 iim» Seng, si Kocbore Canal Koad. Singa- I ooro Tel: ***** '21 REFRIGERATORS AT REASONABLE Kates,1,048 words
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Advertisement868 1964-11-16 14 FOR SALE It Wmrda U (*m>—Box M rl: etrr. HURRY: MUHRTi MURRYI trn Cussona Imperial leather Toilet ttoap* a ill ue ftveo at Metro and C. K. Tan* t Today. Picas* com* cam to avu.i i disappointment. IST QUALITY uncr, manufac- j j plates, etc. Obtainable a. I-oron* lb, j868 words
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Advertisement834 1964-11-16 14 JARS RESTAURANTS (S'por*) n Hnrdt U (Mlm.i— Box in rl' tatrm TRY TASTY SALT I r other SsaMBM inn ken oaabaa, Uaoag (rr Keranguon Koarl. (Off v.iiodsvii.* JncWl Sm^.iport I'honc DELICIOUS. FRESH SEA' Kood. ilotferatr I'ricc* Com M Kood trMaurant. l«. fpper atrangoon Road. [Above Woodsville Circle) Sincapor*. "tione M834 words
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Advertisement1383 1964-11-16 15 lv LIVERPOOL L WESt COASI v K. Due Flare ma) I ate* -tnani !L UU «r U DK'ia, liiamil pa UPt, Tidav Nn 17 ANIILOCHOS Liverpiol. Nt. IS Ni. 7' ati M I M MINESIHEU: fveriiol Nil 17 Nn IS Nil 25, 2 Oec 1 myrmioon Livaraaal, Glasgow niv it1,383 words
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Advertisement1294 1964-11-16 15 WuUI^UILLiJ^XdMM^M THE EAC LINES Bs M l v??'\j<gal HL*V \~/>jß SINCAPOIf KUALA lUMPUtar.SWmtmtMt WHANG B^BK -jTvt&^a^B C-IN««»« "OUtl ll lafMC ID fOIOIN.I J'JWIinOtMT tr^l^^l Pkiae ***** »»t«f »3Ji Pknt ***** SAILINGS 10 lEYROUIH, IATIAKIA GENOA, Lt NAVIt, HAMIURS, tltMth ANTWERP, ROTTEROAM. «MSTERDAM, GOIHENBURG, AARHUS ANO COPENNAtEN. r. o Mm "POONA1,294 words
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Advertisement1268 1964-11-16 15 BENULINE I > URVICt 10 IONOON. LIVERPOOL CONIINtNIAt PORU. BENMHOR M Singapore P. Sham Penang Ha r Jja la Part/Ntv 17 i.tv 11/11 Antwerp Hi II I BENGLOE f ™r g o°e ce c c ll Smppora P. S'htm Pining Rotterdam Dec 22 Ntv 17/11 Siruuoora p i ran •ENVRACKIE1,268 words
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Advertisement1305 1964-11-16 15 fen^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. QO., LTD. It^ln LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRI HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore "jm »»njoi CITY OF LEtDS 21 24 Net 25 I CITY OF CHICAS" 27,25 Nat t CITY OF BAIN 21/31 Nit 1/ J Oic 4/ S Occ r CITY OF RIPON 2J/27 Otc 21 Bit1,305 words
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Article1136 1964-11-16 16 THE tjiili ot shares on Ine Malayan Stock bxchaiige show last business to November 7. (A) and last business since that date (B) with II and L standing !■>■ Highest and Lowest business for 1963 and this year to date. INDUSTRIALS IS SO 3.50 AIM Bnck* 15-501,136 words
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Article62 1964-11-16 16 Am pat A. llii.ii. Malayan Tin S. Malayan Rlverview Current payment Lt{% 12i'i °5' r 12*% lo 1 15. I Date pay able Dec. 31 Dec. 29 Dec. 31 Dec. 31 Dec. 31 Dec. 31 Jan. 4 t Interim Interim 1966. Total lor the year 371% 55% 40%62 words
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Article31 1964-11-16 16 KIBBER TIN (per Ib.) (prr pirul) Nov. 9. fiU cts. $730.87 10. -U'.rts. $735.00 11. 70 1, cts. 5750.50 12. 70 i, cts. $749.2.> 13. 70-HCts. 5738.87<i 14. $740.0031 words
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Article64 1964-11-16 16 T'iir Malayan Exchange Banks' A Association made this changes to its rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 I'l6, airmail OD 35 316, 90 d/st. 35 11/16 credit bills. 35 ;l trade bills. Selling TT or OD ready: Canada: 34 11 16:64 words
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Article37 1964-11-16 16 ON •►)<■ tree nchanxe market In Horn; Kong on s.turrt.-iv the U.S. rtellar wax quoted lit i TK; for TT and .S.TS for ca»h. Sterling waf <iuotwt at IS '.<« and *nt tjii-l of KOld at MM.37 words
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320 1964-11-16 16 Tin gains $1,371 in an active week THE price ot Btralts liv on the Penang market >m Saturday rose $1 12 v plcul to $740 on an otlerlng unofficially estimated to have fallen 25 tons to 185 tons*. Week's total: 1.125 against 1.200. Gain on v. $i.37:.. Tin opened the320 words
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Article404 1964-11-16 16 COMMODITY REVIEW 8,000 tons to 10.000 tons, but wa» still considered a poor result. NEW YOBii: Rubber futures were somewhat Irregular In the week endea Nov. 13 with dealings very lieht Physical rubber was termed Renerally quiet althoußh at tlm^s spotty buying of ambers, browns and sheets developed. Factory Interest404 words
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Advertisement1080 1964-11-16 16 VI KAWASAKI KiSEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific and Atlantic Servle* Hongkong S. rra'rivco L ftngne* N. luri r"pnn aa ■trniott "TiwniliiMa Marc" 3t Otc/ 2 JM 11 JM 21 I fit IB Ftk II FM "Holi»irtli» IdtH' 25/27 la* U Ftk II >M IMm II Mai II MM West Coast1,080 words
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Advertisement1019 1964-11-16 16 IE°IoRIENTl r TMEg l ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHUSAN" (24,000 tons fully airconditioned stabilised) Depart*:- Penang 9th January 1965 Singapore 12th January 1965 For Hongkong 15th/ 17th January Jopan 21st/25th January. Hongkong 28/31 January 1965 Singapore 3 February 1965 Returns:- Penang sth February 1963 Penang from 51. 089. 001,019 words
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Advertisement596 1964-11-16 16 LLOYD TRIESTINO Passenger Vessels Singapore/ Bombay Italy Special Concessional Rail Fares To All European Cities. Yes DePjSjpore Arr. Genoo AilA" 19/11/64 12/12/64 ■VICTORIA- 17/12/64 9/ 1 6i '6. CALILEI" 9/ 1/6S 25/ 1/6S "ASIA" 21/ 1/6S 13/ 2/64 G. MARCONI" 7/ 2/6S 23/ 2/6S -VICTORIA" 17/ 2/65 12/ 3/65 G.596 words
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Advertisement347 1964-11-16 16 NOTICE THE AVER HITAM PLANTING This Is to notify that Mr. Poo SYNDICATE LTD. Yeow Kong is no longer with the (Incorporated in the States of undermentioned company and 1s Malaya) therefore not authorised to trans- Nm Tpp httritov <-tvs-w act any business or collect any N O E IS347 words
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1750 1964-11-16 17 From Our Market Correspondent 'JIIM Stock Exchange of Malaysia had quiel trading on Saturday morning with only small variations in prices from previous business. There was a steady undertone. Tins tended slightly easier after the I.T.C. decisions on new buffer stock floor1,750 words
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Article753 1964-11-16 17 SHARE- MART REVISEO QUOTATIONS THE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday, November 13. B. S. Alrx. ords 1j.50 Bcuftrad LM 1.63 fS Holding* U 2.54 Con. Tin Smelt pref 17/9 18/9 Ord.v 41! 3 42/9 Hi.nlnin 1.D3 IDS It 3.90 394 2.02753 words
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Article45 1964-11-16 17 Nov. 9. Nov. 10. Nov. 11. Nov. 12. Nov. 13. Nov. 14 Industrials 89.27 88.82 88.72 89.16 89.71 90.00 x"n" 133.36 132.87 133.56 133.67 134.47 134.48 S robbers: 107.00 107.00 107.00 107.28 107.28 107.12 Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.45 words
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Advertisement61 1964-11-16 17 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR MALAYSIAN COMPANY REQUIRES COMPETENT AND QUALIFIED ENGINEER WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING BACKGROUND TO UNDERSTUDY PRESENT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR WITH VIEW TO TAKING OVER MANAGEMENT OF THE TECHNICAL AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY. THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT WOULD BE EX D ECTED TO PURCHASE SHARES IN THE COMPANY WITH A VIEW TO FULL61 words
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Advertisement695 1964-11-16 17 1 IN THE HIGH COURT IN GOVERNMENT OF MALAYA AT SEREMBAN THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. IN BANKrtI/PTCY PETITION PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT NO. 4 OF 1964. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT Re: Cheong Ah Kan. INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. c o Lee Seng Lorry, 1963. Seremban. (Xo 18 of 963) Ex-parte: Anglo-American^ NOTICE UNDER SECTION695 words
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Advertisement813 1964-11-16 17 PUBLIC APPOIN TMEN Ib j CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT UEALTH OFFICER. APPLICATIONS lor the above post are invited from registered medical practitioners resident in Malaysia. Preference will be given to Malaysian citizens. The commencing salary will be dependent on the candidate s quail- ficatlons and813 words
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Advertisement901 1964-11-16 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from bonaI fide building contractors for the additions and alterations to No. 18 ion Lot 79-23 SJ>. XIX at Xiren Road. Singapore for the Khal.-i Dharmak Sabha. Plans. Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtained from the office of the undersigned during normal working901 words
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Advertisement206 1964-11-16 17 NOTICE With immediate effect the name of BRITISH COMMONWEALTH INTERNATIONAL NEWSFILM ACENCY LIMITED has been changed to VISNEWS LIMITED, VISNEWS LIMITED c/o Australian Broadcasting Commission, 302, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. 16.11.64. NOTICE THE MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED 83, Victoria Street, Singapore. The Management of The Malayan Finance Corporation Limited, Singapore,206 words
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Article73 1964-11-16 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. rasir Puteh, one of the best sprinters in training, died in his .stall at tha Ipoh stables last night. A seven-year-old Australian veld ing by Smokey Eyes. Pairtr Puteh had a spectacular first season last year, winning four races in six He73 words
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Article59 1964-11-16 18 LONDON. Sun.— The Timeform Oold Cup, the richest two-year-old I horse race In Britain has come to an end unless a new sponsor can be I found to put up the prize money I Mr Phil Bull, the racing authority who has sponsored the Don- caster event59 words
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2240 1964-11-16 18 NZ-BRED SUPERIOR PAL ROMPS HOME BY FOUR LENGTHS RACING with Epsom Jeep J£UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Superior Pal, a New Zealandbred five year old gelding, proved too good for his nine rivals in the Class Three lOf handicap here today. Superior Pal (Ricky Kingston up) won by four lengths from the2,240 words
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Article, Illustration109 1964-11-16 18 MANILA, Sun.—Malaysian jockey Subian Dalwee won. on Gypsy Rose in the thlra international invitation race held in conjunction with the fourth Asian Racing Conference here yesterday. Subian's mount scored in heavy going over a mile in lmin 42.35 ec at the San Lazaro racecourse, beating GoldAP - 109 words
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90 1964-11-16 18 rpORONTO. Son. Northern Dancer, the Canadian X bred three-year-old which won two of the three I nited States cl.issics and Canada's Queen's Plate, wai yesterday named as Canada's Horse of the Year in a poll here. Northern Dancer won this year's Kentucky DerbyReuter - 90 words
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Advertisement828 1964-11-16 18 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE MMIVI iriJMU KNTKWO X \MI\ ATION \M> SPWIAI, F.NTRAXCK KXAMIN ATION The University of Singapore invites applications trom candidates who wish to take <li The Social Studies En'rance Examination tor admission course leading to the Diploma in Social Studies in the Session 1965/6; (2 1 the Special828 words
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Advertisement832 1964-11-16 18 1 TENDERS GOVERNMENT ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by f h Chairman. Tenders Board at it» oflice of :he State Financial Offl cer. Brunei up to 4.00 pjn. Mon day Jlst December. 1964, for -I TPLY OF HARD DRAW.' STKAXI>ED AI.IMIMI MCO.N in i run for832 words
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Advertisement373 1964-11-16 18 I TENDERS LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT PERSEKI'TIAN TANAH MELAYU Tenders will be invited from Contractors registered Class C i 1 and above for addition and alterft- tion to Petalinc Java Office, Jalan 1 i Timor. A deposit of $30/- should be I paid not later than 23rd November, 1964 to the373 words
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Miscellaneous88 1964-11-16 18 sponsor be found. Reuter. SPORTS DIARY "> MM (IK Jr Cup (replayi Police 'A 1 v AmicnWM "arrer Pki 5.15 p.m. Kriendh Indians v Joyful FC <Spore> c-.^'um Perak 5 p.m. l.im f.wr baa Shield I Anson): T Youngster., v Bagan Datoli Est (Speedy Rd>. HOC Xl V I .pine88 words
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Article588 1964-11-16 19 SELECTIONS v SWEDES ROBERT CHOE AND YEE SENG CHOY NEXT IN LINE TO SUCCEED KOK SENG AS CAPTAIN by NORMAN SIEBEL J£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The F. A. of Malaysia selectors began team-building for next years big events, the Merdeka tournament (July 22 to Aug. 1) and588 words
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195 1964-11-16 19 MACAO B.P. Albert 1st in all-HK finish MACAO, Sun. Hong Kong police officer Albert Poon, the Johore and Malaysian Grand Prix winner, cruised home to an easy win in the 228-mile Macao Grand Prix here today in a Lotus 23 after mechanical trouble and mishaps had compelled the early retirement195 words
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Article48 1964-11-16 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. Star Soccerites clinched promotion to the Prst Division next year by beating Darul Afiah 4-1 In the Second Division semi finals at Jalan Besar Stadium today. In the final, Soccerites will meet Blue Rovers who won the other semifinal by 5-1 against Windsor Rovers.48 words
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Article29 1964-11-16 19 BRISBANE, Sun. Fred Stolle won the Queensland men's singles title when he beat Wimbledon champion Roy Emerson 6-3. 8-6. 3-6, 4-6, 7-5 in the final here today.29 words
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Article21 1964-11-16 19 SOCCER Johore Youth trial (Kluar.g): Probables 5 Possibles 1. HOCKEY Friendly (Kluangi. Tengku Mohamed School (Teachers) 2 Yong Peng L21 words
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Article, Illustration521 1964-11-16 19 LA W SENT OFF BY THE REF TROUBLE FLARES AGAIN IN ENGLISH FOOTBALL LONDON, Sunday. rpROUBLE flared again in English football yester- day when Denis Law, the brilliant Manchester United inside-forward and captain, was ordered off by the referee in the first half of the match at Blackpool. i 1Reuter - 521 words
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Article349 1964-11-16 19 CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. HENTRAL Electricity Board beat Armed Forces by Ly 169 runs at Pantai today to enter the final of ;he inter-Government Services cricket competition. Final scores: CEB 126 and 61-7, Armed Forces 82 and 6. CEB will meet Selangor 'olice in the349 words
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Article118 1964-11-16 19 IT'UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Next LV year's Under-20 inter-staU ..unpeiition for the Burnley Cup .viil be played in Kuala Lumpu. between Jan. 2 and Jan. 9, uu PAM Council decided today PAN will provide board and lodging for the teams, which musi in limited to 16 players118 words
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Article43 1964-11-16 19 MALACCA, Sun. .elangoi 'olice became champions in th» itulayslan Poiice south zone quaa'iinsnilar hockey tournament whicn juried here today. In the final matches uxlay jelangor trounced Malacca 4-0 a:; 0 lohore beat Negri Sembilun 4-0 o take runner-up position43 words
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Article60 1964-11-16 19 PENANG. Sun. M. Chautlan von the Penang AAA's nine-miif valkinu race in lhr 23min 44.25e" lere today. Second was Oan Eng 3uan with Ponniah Jambu third First in the women's section five miles i was 18-year-old Koay 'aik Suan, beating Endon Ismail md Te<iin Aye Lee. Other WtaDWl60 words
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108 1964-11-16 19 Parfitt and Dexter in 3rd wicket stand DURBAN, Sun.— Peter Parfltt (65 not out) and Ted Dexter (59) shared a third wicket stand of 120 that helped MCO make a satisfactory recovery against Natal here yesterday after losing both openers cheaply. When bad light brought an early close MCC wereReuter - 108 words
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Article72 1964-11-16 19 J.WSINITES 1 RAF SELETAR 1 CJINGAPORE Sun. Jansenite*. promoted from Dlv. 2 last season, gave a good account of themselves in their first outing in the Singapore Hockey Association First Division today. Playing away to RAP Seletar Jansenites held the Airmen to a draw. Both goals were scored72 words
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330 1964-11-16 19 RUGBY ONDON, Sun. London Irish 1 Rugby Union team gained their third successive win by defeating Rosslyn Park 28-11 here yesterday but Park claim they were only beaten 15-11. The second half lasted 51 minutes and London Irish ran up 13Reuter - 330 words
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Article1013 1964-11-16 19 M (IP FIRST ROUND Bar net 2 Cam bridge 1 Barrow 1 Griimby 1 Bournemouth 7 Grave.send 0 '■i.idlurd 2 Doma-nr 3 Bristol f. 1 Brighton I) .inter bur* 0 Torquay 6 < (tester 5 Crewe 0 Chesterfield 2 S. Shield* 0 Colchester 3 Kideford 31,013 words
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Advertisement306 1964-11-16 19 1 W JPmL GONE... Sunshine bread, delicious, wholesome down to the last crumb and full of so many good things: protein, calcium, vitamins Bl 82, niacin and iron. The Sunshine family, Sunshine white or brown breads, Bermaline malt loaf, or a crusty French loaf are the best food value you306 words
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520 1964-11-16 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. g I N G A P ORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Ku a n Yew, today underlined the importance of unity and tolerance among the various races and the need to be igilanl against Indonesian subversive elements. Speaking520 words
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Article55 1964-11-16 20 VANCOUVER, Sun.— Mrs Minnie Joe snagged a split fir.seinatl in the number slot while dialling In a public telephone booth on Friday and was unable to free heiself. Seeing her distress, a bystander used an adjoining booth to call fliemen who freed the woman by ruttlnv through55 words
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Article37 1964-11-16 20 BONN. Sun— Adolf Hitler— if he should turn out to be alive would be punished as murderer no matter when he is caught, the West German Justice Minister declared In a letter published yesterday. UPI.UPI - 37 words
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Article32 1964-11-16 20 LONDON, Sun. Salesmen at a Rolls-Royce showroom are being paid some of their bonuses in trading stamps because money gets spent and forgotten. the manager, Mr. Peter Reynolds. Mid.— On.32 words
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Article, Illustration40 1964-11-16 20 A FEW HOURS after the crash, Royal Navy salvage experts begin operations to recover the sunken bomber. Picture shows five RN men setting out in a rubber dinghy for the scene of the crash. Straits Times picture.40 words
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192 1964-11-16 20 SINGAPORE, Sun. A man was killed in a clash between two groups of people numbering about 50 people after a tea dance at the Hotel Ambassador this evening. The two groups, each comprising more than 20, battled outside the night club at192 words
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Article79 1964-11-16 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. Despite the protect strike staged yesterday by Japan Air Lines' crew employees in Tokyo, the airlines Mem to Singapore tomorrow evening is expected to operate as usual. The flight. JAL 711. from Bangkok. Hong Kong and Tokyo, Is expected to arrive here at 6.1079 words
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Article72 1964-11-16 20 ACCRA, Sun. A newspaper here today praised Mr. Harold Wilson, the British Prime Minister, for his stand on Southern Rhodesia and said: Thank goodness that British chivalry has not all been burled with the apartheidpalsied Conservative clique. The Sunday Spectator and vanguard said in an editorialReuter - 72 words
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306 1964-11-16 20 WASHINGTON, Sunday. TIIK National Aeronautics and Space Agency yesterday announced the successful tracking of a satellite (JOO miles out in space with a laser li^ht beam. It was the first public announcement of such a feat. A spokesman for the agencyUPI - 306 words
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106 1964-11-16 20 LONDON, Sun. I Children should be- gin school at the age of two, the National Union of Students recommended yesterday. In a report to a Government committee on primary education, the union said that "social facilities' for children under the106 words
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Article62 1964-11-16 20 We have A bomb too: Indons JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia hopes to trigger off her first atomic bomb next year, according to Brig. Gen. Hartono. director of the Army's logistic service. Other claims by Gen. Hartono: INDONESIA would launch her first guided missiles next year. All three armed services now have62 words
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204 1964-11-16 20 Judge relents, so now it's Citizen Smith SEATTLE (Washington). Sun. Albert Smith is a proud citizen of the United States today and the "sleepy" episode which temporarily deprived him of that status is now a thing of the past. The 30-year-old Britishborn aerospace engineer who came to the U.S. inReuter - 204 words
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Obituary28 1964-11-16 20 LIM SEOW BENG, 18 Oriolr Cm- <m 1.-11-H4 Kunrrnl Tuesday 17-11 I I rh- .VI donation* to Hote-ln-Hiiirt Fund, c/o M.iliiml DbM 1. (ientral Honpltal. S |Miri-.28 words
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Advertisement438 1964-11-16 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 1 20 words $10 (7niriimum)al TO OOPAISAMV SATHIABHAMA. k.i. a dMCbtar 14-11-64 Buntsar Ward Maternity H..« pltal Shyiimala MMrr to Shankcr. Thanks to Doctor and Staff. PERCY DIANA: I'erry o Mr Mrs. I) J. Sam'ii I to liKina, d o Mr ft Mrs Thomas Ki-rnandi-z on 1 .11438 words
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