The Straits Times, 9 March 1965
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Title Section22 1965-03-09 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times J Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1965 -fc 15 CENTS KDN 1189 100522 words
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296 1965-03-09 1 THAT IS HOW MAO SENT Sl4O MIL. TO HONG KONG IJI ALA LUMPUR. .Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman today spoke of a courier network between C o m iminisi China and Hong Kong, behind Mao Tsclung*B $140 million "subvert Malaysia* 1 plan. Tiie Prime Minister296 words
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Article45 1965-03-09 1 MANILA Mon Lance Cpl. James B Thomas. 21. and Cpl. Win at quit ted Xt Siibir Bay naval base today of the charae of neellgent homlrld> in the fatal shooting of n Filipino fUhertnan Inside lhat American naval base last Dec. 3. tTI45 words
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Article, Illustration630 1965-03-09 1 Stronger guard for key base HELICOPTER UMBRELLA AS 1,400 WADE ASHORE DA N ANG. Monday {jNITED STATES Marines landed at Da Nang air base in South Vietnam today. The 1,400 force were the first units of the 3.500 Marines on way to beef up American forces in thisReuter; AP; UPI - 630 words
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Article, Illustration17 1965-03-09 1 ML SVRIN First Russian Journalist to visit Malaysia17 words
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213 1965-03-09 1 Russian newsman here to 'visit my friends' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The first Russian journalist to visit this country arrived here today, beaming at the opportunity to "visit my friends." Gorgl G. Svrin. of Tass news agency, said that the Malaysia-Indonesia dispute was very seldom published in Russian newspapers, but the213 words
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Article52 1965-03-09 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.—/ 16-year-old girl has reportec to the police that she wa: raped by seven men at 4tr mile Ipoh Road here yesterday. She said that the men invited her out and took her t< a house where they committed the offence. Police have detained52 words
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Article64 1965-03-09 1 CANBERRA. Mon— The Malaysian defence mission today began talks with Australian defence officials here before beginning an inspection tour of Auxtrallar munitions factories. The Secretary of the Malaysian Defence Department. Inche Abdu Kadir. who Is leading the mU&ion told reporters It would examine the factories toReuter - 64 words
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206 1965-03-09 1 If there is a clash... danger and opportunity WASHINGTON. Mon. Deployment of tuo Marine battalions to South Vietnam could lead to the first ground fighting between U.S. combat units and Vietcong guerillas. I'ntil now. there have been no American ground combat formations in Vietnam. Americans have served only as advisers.206 words
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Article147 1965-03-09 1 JAKARTA. Monday. YJOBS were reported today to have attacked a iTI political gathering and ransacked a Communist Party branch office in Malang. East Java Antara News Agency said at least seven people were injured by about 100 members of the Muslim Students Association. Troops andAP - 147 words
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Article51 1965-03-09 1 LONDON. Mon. The 70--year-old Duke of Windsor has had a second operation for a cici ached retina of his left eye .uid is convalescing comfortably' at the London Clinic, a hospital bulletin said today The Duke was first operated on tat the eye defect 10 days agoReuter - 51 words
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Article37 1965-03-09 1 MANILA. Mon— A wife soaked lin tmsoand with petrol and set him alight here last night In a Jealous fit over another woman. He was taken to hospital in serious condition Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article83 1965-03-09 1 LONDON. Mon. A Salvation Army band will play "jolly and rousing music" at the funeral on Thursday of Lord Morrison of Lambeth, who as Herbert Morrison was a one-time British Labour Party Deputy Prime Minister 1 Lord Morrison, who died i on Satuiday. aged 77. left thisAP - 83 words
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150 1965-03-09 1 BANGKOK. Mon. The Thai Deputy Defence Minister. Air Chief Marshal Dato li.iw.-c Oml.is.tppva. will leave here by air for Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday at thr head of a Thai delegation to the final negotiations on amendments to the ThaiMalaysian border agreement. Mr.Reuter - 150 words
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Article24 1965-03-09 1 WELLINGTON Mon The New Zealand Government today announced the launching of the country's firsi Iron and steel industry with £17.500.000 scheme. —Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article31 1965-03-09 1 SINGAPORE. Mon— A 23-year-old Chinese. Chua Ylong H fell to lUs death from the eieiitli floor of a nine-storey Work of flats In Upper Pickering Sueet I today. I31 words
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196 1965-03-09 1 Police rift, so Sock gives a party JAKARTA, Mon. President Sookarno 1 has given a party for a number of police officers which marked what one senior officer privately described as "restoration of family relations within the police force." Reports among usually reliable circles recently had said there was a196 words
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Article39 1965-03-09 1 II BTBALUI 11"» for 4 Kingston Mm tralia hud lost four wickits for US by Inrw h in lir-t t««-t tuiio West Indiea lod.ix taatralU «>iiil need !Ki to uin Bataawa nit today \\rrr Coupcr md Oncill39 words
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180 1965-03-09 2 AMERICANS OR US: MAO GETS RUSSIA'S ANSWER PARIS Mon. Russia has chosen peaceful coexistence rather than solidarity with Communist China over the South Vietnam question. French columnist Roland Faure writes in the right-wine 'Aurore. Hr says: "From an English diplomatic source it is learned that Mao Tsetun» and Chou F.n-lai.Reuter - 180 words
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109 1965-03-09 2 UONG KONG. Mon. A joint Slno-Pakistan communique. Issued at the end of President Ayub Khan's visit to Peking, said both sides were "very satisfled" with the results of the talks. Peking Radio said last night. China's President. Mr. Liv Sliaochi bad accepted anReuter - 109 words
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Article, Illustration399 1965-03-09 2 Rusk: We want peace in Vietnam but... jyjß. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, said yesterday the United States would like to see a peaceful solution in Vietnam, but America was "not going to negotiate to reward aggression." Appearing in a television interview, he said there was no sign soReuter - 399 words
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164 1965-03-09 2 Rush rules out imminent break with Jakarta WASHINGTON. Mon Mr. Dran Rusk, the t'.S. Secretary of State, said yesterday that Indonrsia had to make a real effort if relations with the I'nited States were to be improved. Appearing on a television interview programme he said that with the closing ofReuter - 164 words
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191 1965-03-09 2 British aid sought to end row over Kashmir LONDON. Mon. Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah, the Kashmiri leader, arrived here yesterday from Cairo on a fortnight's visit to Britain. A large crowd ot Kashmiri immigrants from Birmingham. Bradtord. Nottingham and other British towns were at the airport to meet him Sheikh AbdullahReuter - 191 words
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Article36 1965-03-09 2 AHMEDABAD. Mon. India* rfnly free trade zone MM :iihuuui rated yesterday by the Prime I Minister. Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastr; :at Kandala on the II j about 150 miles from here. 1 Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article31 1965-03-09 2 PRETORIA. Mon.— An all-tin* record total of 40.865 white im- migriin'.s settled In South Africa mst year, according to figures re- leased by the Bureau of Statis- tics— A.P.AP - 31 words
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Article181 1965-03-09 2 THOUSANDS of men. nil today to control one I bush flres in New South W j area oniy about 90 mUes During the weekend thf I fire covering 70 square j milos killed a ST-yea^-old fire-fighter and injured three men and a woman, de-troyed more181 words
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Article22 1965-03-09 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Inerid Bergman arrived here last nieht I from Manila for a week's accompanied by her husband. AP.AP - 22 words
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Article53 1965-03-09 2 SYDNEY. Mon. A C*i: inn 707 jetliner from S.m Fr.inciaco landed at Sydi' Smith airport today to complete non-Mop crossing of the Pacific. Tlip aircraft used 71 tons of fuel for the 7.500-mile flight made in 14 hours and 32 minutes, the faetest ever forReuter - 53 words
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Advertisement100 1965-03-09 2 Speaking of Service... The Royal Orchid Service isa subject of enthusiastic conversation wherever discriminating travellers meet. Invariably the talk turns to the hospitality and efficiency of Thai and Scandinavian flight crews in their whisper-quiet Caravelle jet setting. Gourmets find a subject dear to their hearts in the superb Royal Orchid100 words
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Miscellaneous59 1965-03-09 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby f-AST /icawt sleep\|| NIGUT I FOR WOSRVINKS I i u/ONT UAVE IT— V ABOUT T«e I >gow GO TO SLEEP 7 s- >vV ex^eMse^/ v- OONT > WOBgV, P£AgJ 1 r lilteii ■<^^H1 mllil(( l i((t(\ xV TPQAY'ILAST NIGWTVOu\ /^O«. THAT WAsA /SAID YOU WEPENTj59 words
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251 1965-03-09 3 Cost of saving the pound: £573 m. I ONDON, Mon It hM Britain Kill million to defend the pound last Nun ember, it was disclosed to day by the Bank of KiifiM»nd. The bank's quarterly bulletin Kavr. for the first time, an overall picture of the financial crisis and lh<-Reuter - 251 words
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454 1965-03-09 3 Teargas attack on praying Negroes SELMA. Monday ALABAMA'S State troopers and mounted police bombarded 600 Negroes with teargas yesterday when they knelt to pray on a roadside and then attacked the screaming demonstrators with clubs. The troopers and police, under the orders of Governor George C. Wallace to stop theUPI - 454 words
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125 1965-03-09 3 I ONDON*. Mon. Poison- pen letter writers have launched a "hati campaign against Jamaican Keith Webster, one of the !iw coloured men to hold oflic- in a British political party. British newspaperreported today. The letters started to arrive soon after the announcement a weekReuter - 125 words
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Article273 1965-03-09 3 'White King' and his US $100 m OSTIGLIA (Italy). Mon. More than 1.500 Italians named Bonetti gathered here, hoping that at least one of them will get his hands on a US$lOO million fortune supposed to have been left by "the white King ol Madagascar." The story revolves around AngeloUPI - 273 words
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Article74 1965-03-09 3 MAR DEL PLATA. Mon. Bored tourists smothered police yesterday with unsolicited help in looking for four fugitives of Britain's Great Train Robbery of 1963. Any man who speaks English and gambles at the Casino is automatically suspected and duly pointed out to police in this predominantly Spani.«hspeakineAP - 74 words
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Article, Illustration43 1965-03-09 3 niCTURED here about to throw ball in a handball game, is the East German Leader, Mr. Walter Ulbricht. who ended his State visit to the United Arab Republic last week with the granting of US$lOO million in aid. UPI picture.UPI - 43 words
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162 1965-03-09 3 Bonn in diplomatic ties with Israel and Egypt too BONN, Monday. GERMANY has decided to establish diplomatic relations with Israel, it was announced here today. The announcement said however that West Germany also Intended to maintain her diplomatic relations with Egypt. On West Germany's strained relations with Egypt, a PressReuter - 162 words
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Article32 1965-03-09 3 LONDON. Mon. The British Government has been urged oy the powerful Federation of Brittsli Industries to "declare its support" for the adoption of the metric system in Britain.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration230 1965-03-09 3 VC 10 challenges air supremacy of U.S. NEW YORK, Mon. Britain began a new challenge to United States air supremacy on the 3.000 -mile trans- Atlantic air route yesterday when a Super VC 10 airliner arrived here after a 513 m.p.h. flight from London The giant. 139-passenger let is theReuter - 230 words
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Advertisement321 1965-03-09 3 w CAW YOU JM GIVE YOUR Every parent wants the best for 1 daughter. To make sure that he is able to Rive his child a good start In life he must have money available when the child reaches school leaving age. He has a means of saving to ensure321 words
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Article39 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Water will be cut off In Boundary Road. Teck Chye Terrace and Joon Hiang Road and in Keng Lee Road between Wee Nam Road and Newton Circus on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m39 words
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114 1965-03-09 4 Woman falls from second floor flat during police raid SINGAPORE, Monday. A 32-YEAR-OLD woman fell from the second floor of a block of flats in Jalan Bukit Ho Swee during a police raid this afternoon. Madam Teo Soon Lee. who is believed to be five months pregnant, was admitted to114 words
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99 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE. Mon A Civil Defence Corps is to be set up soon in Sarawak, the Minister for Sabah .'.flairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens, disclosed here today. He was speaking to reporters at the Singapore Airport during a brief99 words
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Article, Illustration421 1965-03-09 4 SOON IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CHINESE CHAMBER TOP TASK IS TO PREVENT 'UNETHICAL' TAKEOVER, HE SAYS SINGAPORE, Mon. The new President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Soon Peng Yam, today spoke of the need to streamline the ChamLer's organisation to prevent "ambitious persons"421 words
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66 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Poh Kiang Teck, 20, Jobless, who stole two motorcycles in three days, was jailed today for 18 months by the First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Eu Cheow Chye. He admitted stealing the first motorcycle from Teng Sin Pye, 23, a house painter,66 words
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Article27 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Rev. James Laldlaw will speak on "Race relations" at the Toe H and Toe H Women's Association's meeting tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.27 words
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Article512 1965-03-09 4 r rHK following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVAL* BOAC: Krom Hong Kong (BA 1 791) 2.15 p.m.: from Auckland. Sydney, Darwin (BA 721) 6.45 p.m.: from London. Frankfurt. Beirut, Karachi. Calcutta (BA 700) 3.43 p.m.: from London.512 words
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Article83 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Yong Ngim Djin has been reelected president of the AngloChinese School Old Boys Association. Vice-presidents are Messrs. Chen Jan Jee. Tan Boon Chiang and Lee Hah Ing. Other officials are: Secretary, Mr. Chee Keng Llm; assistant secretary, Mr. Poo Kee Seng, treasurer, Mr.83 words
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Article267 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. pOLICE continued to mount guard today at the gates of the strike-bound factory of Sigma Cable Co. in Jurong following an attempt yesterday by 13 strikers and seven sympathisers to forcefully stop a lorry carrying non-striking employees from entering the company premises.267 words
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Article116 1965-03-09 4 OINGAPORE, Mon. A magistrate's court was today tod of a 17-year-old boy who removed $3,764 worth of assorted sweets from a godown "right in front of a Jaga's eyes." Liv Kirn Cheong, who pleaded guilty to a theft charge before Magistrate Mr. Sachi Saurajen. was said116 words
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Article62 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three months ago. Low Poh Hal. 18, was placed on a one-year probation for theft. Today In the Ninth Magistrates Court Low pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted extortion. He was sentenced to nine months' Jail for attempting to extort six dollars62 words
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Article67 1965-03-09 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Japan Trade Centre will hold a four-day display of Japanese light machinery, metal products and sundries at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Mar. 16 to 19 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m dally. A reception to mark the opening of the display67 words
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473 1965-03-09 5 Tengku gets highest Selangor award KLANG, Monday. THE Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. were among the 53 people to be honoured by the Sultan of Selangor this morning on his 39th. birthday. The awards were presented at an investiture ceremony473 words
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302 1965-03-09 5 Riots will not be tolerated, warns Sultan IfLANG, Mon. The Sul- tan of Selangor today warned that the State do\ eminent would take dr.istic- action against IhMe who tried to incite disturbances in the State. ll'- tun this warning in a sp«-r« h at the investiture lercmony at the throne302 words
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Article55 1965-03-09 5 IPOH. Mon Four sinrtless nan araad wuh knives, robbed courtinu couple in a car ot $242 and Jewellery at the 91 mile Jela-panc-Chemor road, near here i.ist II h labourer. tcid rhf polire tivit he Darked his tar by the ro:id.-ide and was talking id55 words
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Article59 1965-03-09 5 PENANG, Mon.— The East Jelutonc Umno Knum Ibu has w >n. for nd meOMStM ye.ir. the ln-tcr-K.ium Ibu branches competition for the highest mfmtXT.xhip last year. The i-hallniffp trophies (a cup iu'ld) will be presented by the divisional president. Syed Hassan Aidid. to the branch59 words
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Article26 1965-03-09 5 Mi Mon Molor-cvrle in Peniinw dvi K»"nd 1 K reported lost nd another tour last MOtOrJ t>«n parked near the rrs26 words
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Article55 1965-03-09 5 SEREMBAN. Moil. The Royal i Police Band of Kuala Lumpur will make an U-day tour of Negn Srmbil.m trom March 24 :o April 3 The b.uid will play .it the eardrn party at Sri Mennnti on M;irch 29 on the occasion of the 43rd birthday55 words
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Article50 1965-03-09 5 IPOH. Mon The Malavslan Indian ilpoh district) Co-operative Society is to build low-cast houses Thii, m decided at its inauKur it meeting here when Mr. V Siclcan t i.s elected chairman with Mr. H Munusamy Mann as secretary and Mr P Parn.suntmuloo as •riMsim r50 words
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Article34 1965-03-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— lnch* Jaafar bin Abdul Manap. 21. ol Banting. Kuala L-ncat, has beer awarded a Shell scholarship U study for a Bachelor of Commerr* decree at th« University of Melbourne.34 words
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Article191 1965-03-09 5 KLANG. Monday. rpHE Meat n Besar Jl Selangor, Dato Harun bin 1 Haji Idris today praised the Sultan of Selangor for putting nationa- interest and security above everything else. Dato Harun said the Sultan had asked peoDle who wanted to send birthday gifts to him191 words
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Article80 1965-03-09 5 IPOH. Mon A Police Constable. Goh Poi Boon. 29. of No. 2 Police Field Force, was allowed $500 bail by the Sessions Court here today when he pleaded not guilty to two charges of extortion. He wa.s aliened to have committed extortion of $100 from Yeon*80 words
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Article25 1965-03-09 5 LUMUT. Mon. The Dtndlngs Tourist Association will hold Us annual Lumut sea carnival on June 27 ln aid of the district welfare fund.25 words
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Article89 1965-03-09 5 Hunt for suspect who escaped pENANG. Mon— Police here today launched an island-wide hunt for a robbery suspect who ssaaaed from custody at Tanjong Tokong early this morning. The man, Ahmad bin Che Lut. 32. was arrested at Bagan Serai last Saturday and was to have been charged in court89 words
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Article62 1965-03-09 5 Fruit seller robbed IPOH. Moil A woman uuii seller. Wong Ah Moo. 29. was robbed of her days takings of $105 by two youths riding a motor-cycle along Cowan Street at about I 1 a.m. today Wong was on tier way home 1 when ;i motor-cycle approached her from behind62 words
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Article59 1965-03-09 5 PARII. Mon. The oodv or Private Ahmad bin Itam Budiman. 30- of the 6th Bn.. the Royal Malay Regiment, who was killed i in a helicopter crash together nitn 1 five others in Sarawak last week, i was buried ln his tampons. Teiok I Sareh. 1959 words
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Article143 1965-03-09 5 J)H J D Llewellyn-Jones 42 a senior consultant obstetrician and gynapcoa! the Mat emitpital here, will leave for Australia on April 12 under the Malavanisatinn scheme He will taKe ud me post ot an associate profe ohstetrics and gynaecology at the University of Bydney Dr143 words
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Article, Illustration83 1965-03-09 5 SINOAPORE. Mon. A truMiarider. Chua Ah Chian. was jailed today lor 18 months by a magistrate's court for fradulent possession of 17 bicycle lamps. 17 dynamos, two pliers and two screwdrivers. Chua. who pleaded guilty, had its nrevious convictions. THE SULTAN bestowing the State's second highest83 words
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Article29 1965-03-09 5 LABIS. Mon. A free National j Language class has been organised I ftt the secondary .school here. Classes will be held on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.29 words
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216 1965-03-09 5 National language: 'S'pore Govt is sincere' CINGAPORE, Mon. The parliamentary secretary to the Minis- try of Education, Inche Rahim Ishak, has described as "vicious lies allegations by certain peoDie that the Singapore Government was not doirg anything to promote the national language. Speaking at the prizegiving ceremony of the "Perwanit"216 words
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538 1965-03-09 6 Dr. Lee is back as chairman of Barisan SINGAPORE. Mon. j I)R. Lee Siew Choh and other leaders who broke with the Barisan Sosialis in May last year, are to return to the party following an "admission of mistakes" by the present party leadership on the national registration and conscription538 words
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Article, Illustration170 1965-03-09 6 SINGAPORE, Mon.— An English girl Journalist, 20 -year -old Mary Drake, who is getting free accommodation at the Singapore Swimming Club in Tanjong Rhu said today: "I'm still broke and lookine for a job." Mary, who had arrived In Singapore having hitchhiked all the170 words
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104 1965-03-09 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A. boy aged 13 was I charged today under the Internal Security Act with entering a protected area the* grounds of a building at RAF. Seletar— with- j out authority. He pleaded guilty in the! juvenile court and was let out104 words
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426 1965-03-09 6 Singapore bank row: 40 sacked misconduct' OINGAPORE, Mon The Chartered Bank has sacked 40 ol its employees for alleged "misconduct' and has replaced them with new staff. A spokesman for the bank i today explained that the employees were dismissed because they were "Indulging In ostentatious acts of indiscipline." He426 words
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Article54 1965-03-09 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Minister for NauonM Development. Mr. Llm Kirn San. has ruminated th» Auditor-General. Malaysia, to d« auditor of the Housing aiul Df v»lopmcnt Board to: A Singapore Government O.i»I ette notification, announcmc said that the Malaysian Mh jof Finance. Mr Tan Siew Sin. had given54 words
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Miscellaneous50 1965-03-09 6 Mloy O»p B Y T Uantlin ]^3H I YXp\2ZA FO« MINE*' 'CMIU?' '"^ZZLt o^ tt!rv?v*JuJE\ cartoonists eat" IT! Abm*r Al "ff I In his rigmt rear J At exactly mwswnTEß?' t»S^ea?tS5 begin to siNG.r (NSiDE IN HIS LEFT REAP* M \> V V *V^ V JtC^ I RECEMKIO SET" >^C^50 words
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Article, Illustration1767 1965-03-09 7 Cricket history with the Ebony Musketeers IN THE ERA OF WALCOTT, WEEKES AND WORRELL ON August 26. 1063, at the cud of the fifth Test match between Kngland and West Indies, a cheering crowd collected in front of the pavilion ai Kensington Oval to sec frank Worrell wnve farewell to1,767 words
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Article49 1965-03-09 8 Were 1 tli l*inimi,m) THE FAMILY OF the late Haji Mi I Atinaa of I, Jalan I* .4 .ump'ir wisk to thank all friend* and relatlrrs. in particular the aarsint. and medical <taff of Ward 2b Ofseral Hoapital for their help, wreath* «t"i (indolemr* on Mi March j49 words
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Article96 1965-03-09 8 M VaraW $1$ (Minimum) WITH EFFECT FROM Ist March IBM -ix iddraaa of the S.P.C.A. Singapore vW he IM Or. hard Koad. s utaporr v FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Ir.Mte all teachers and nook addicts ■< i.ro»*» in their showroom at Times Houae. River Valley Road. Singapore LIST PRICE LESS96 words
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Article37 1965-03-09 8 li H arrfl S3 < Minimum i YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rall> BMBV (Ml 13th March. I<MU 7 :iu pin \;.tora Memorial Hall Speaker Mr j.rnrm Chew Kcaturinit YKC Oospe: tram and tons ni teeoa All welcome37 words
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Article584 1965-03-09 8 The binding of a combat force O! American marines in South Vietnam is not the beginning of massive American intervention in the jungle struggle. It may present this appearance, and Communist Governments have, of course, interpreted it as "blatant declared war." But the marines are on South584 words
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Article409 1965-03-09 8 With no party enjoying anything like an absolute majority, and with no prospect of a stable coalition in sight. the continuation of pirsidi'iitiHi rule in Kerala seems inevitable. The question is what vicissitudes the State must pa-ss through first. The most urgent problem for the Indian Central Government409 words
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Article177 1965-03-09 8 T!u Selangor Mentri Besar's student exchange scheme has matured rapidly since he proposed last August that children should be helped to spend their school holidays with tiuniiics of other races. The initial i espouse was enthusiasm- and the December pilot project a sound success. Now hundreds of students177 words
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LETTERS
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231 1965-03-09 8 Barring the private HSC students I HAVt speni hundreds of dollars on books and tuition, preparing for ray H.S.C. this year through a postal course as there Is no further education class In m.v town But the Education Office In PenaiiK has told me that I will not be allowed231 words
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Letter84 1965-03-09 8 De relict I REFER to the letter by Citizen, published in the Straits Times on Feb. 9 and wish to state that recently the Public Works Department cleared the derelict vehicles, scraps, etc along Lavender Street, but some mure «:rap.s and derelict vehicles have again been dumped along the read84 words
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Article585 1965-03-09 8 IN my ■tatement whicn appeared in your papers on Jan. 27 mention has already been made regarding the extent of planning that had to be made to accommodate 40.000 pupils into Std I of primary schools In 1965. a-s well as 26.000 pupils for Form I Remove585 words
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Article110 1965-03-09 8 TT was «,ood of ABC 1 (ST. Mar. 3i to .speak out for th e poor teachers victimised toy Inconsiderate and ignorant parents who do not care to examine the conditions In which the teachers have to work to enforce discipline In schools. Principals simply cannot check this gradual110 words
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Article51 1965-03-09 8 FACILITIES for games at Johore English College are shockingly lacking. There are two fields, a tennis court and only one badminton court How can these satisfy the ru»eds of those Interested In sepak raga jar ing. basketball and volleyball, three very popular and healthy outdoor games SPORTING SAM Johore51 words
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Article, Illustration951 1965-03-09 8 DON SHANNON - Towards a United States of Europe DON SHANNON By SOME of those who doubt that Europe can ever really unite contend that even if the national borders between nations are no longer barriers, Europeans will not mix. The mobility of the United States will never happen here, the doubters say.951 words
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Advertisement889 1965-03-09 8 Straits Times Malay Mail Classified sdvertlsements may be handed to. COLD BTORASK BUP>fPJ> MARKET Orchard Road (Receptionist Deck) COLO BTORAOC MANCHII Naval Base. Authorised Agents CITY BOOK STORE LTD Wlnchoeter House. Collyer Quey THE NEWS FRONT M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Naval Base HAMICM STORE 141S Upper Changl Read.889 words
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Advertisement47 1965-03-09 8 MALAYSIA'S OWN BANK The Bank with the. biggest network of branches in Malaysia with overseas branches in London, Hong Kong Kowloon and Brunei. HEAD OFFICE: MALAYAN lANK WILDING 92. Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur. BANKING LIMITED Aji-vjfru* Cip.tal SSO.OOOOOO Ittuee sad Psie Up Cjp.tt! I S 000 00047 words
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Advertisement320 1965-03-09 8 HERE'S HOW YASHICA HAVE DONE IT ih« new camera the J 5 ond o logical development of YASHICA very ,u«cistul J 3. It contoint menv J 3 features ond hot lomi added r*f ma Ch*ck them below, then compare the J 5 with other Sit cemerot and you will tae320 words
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Article, Illustration189 1965-03-09 9 Big rush to buy low-cost flats in Singapore SINGAPORE. Mon. The Housing and Development Board has received overwhelming response to its scheme to sell its new flats in the MacPherson estate. A week ago. the Minister for National Development. Mr. Lim Klin San had disclosed that there had been 451189 words
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Article23 1965-03-09 9 BATU PAHAT Mon Club members (ton Ifuar, Johore Bahru and Batu Pahat will hold a "fellowship' e\enine here on March 3123 words
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Article, Illustration2020 1965-03-09 9 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM By Judge: Plaintiffs privy to casting away of ship MR. JUSTICE Buttrose in the High Court today dismissed the million dollar Kien Kung cargo claims with costs. In his judgment, the judge also found the plaintiffs two businessmen "privy" to2,020 words
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314 1965-03-09 9 Judge on 'cirious common links with previous sinkings common factors between previous sinkings and insuranc* claims vvitn the personnel referred to in these proceedings, again witli particular r< to Koay." The Judge s.iui that Hong Thong Trading Co. the consignee of mv miiiion-ocld dollars worth ol cargo, was but newly314 words
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Advertisement52 1965-03-09 9 YOU CAN GET jp' > <*^ THE MOST FOR YOUR DEPOSITS WITH SINGAPORE FINANCE 02/O I INTEREST PER ANNUM RATES FOR SHORT TERMS DEPOSITS CAN BE OBTAINED UPON REQUEST. YOU SAVE WITH COMPUTE SECOtITY. /|p£\ SINGAPORE^FINANCE LTD. V "VftlM^;/ 294, LAVENDER STREE T, SINGAPORE. X^~^X TELEPHONES ***** I 5 LINES52 words
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Advertisement132 1965-03-09 9 BBBBBBBbW for more comfort as you drive 4**'^ < v. ikT^Hf Ctt"_^ liß^S 1 1 0i f *'§*wJ/k «^r^tC *V^^gga Byes* 'Stfggflgggfll l&P^L^^^^BCggggl m Greatest highlight in the NEW CORTINA! A complete change of air cverv 40 seconds. Airliner type ducts (one either side of the facia panel) ->ro ie132 words
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Miscellaneous744 1965-03-09 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) (H\\\M Ku.ila l.umpur Language*. 7.00 News m Eng- j and I'diang 6 Ipoli .md IWMM Jlsh; 7.10 Talks on cuirem af- I falls by Shumo Tung (Producer: 2.00 pm Test pattern and Long Hln Boom; 734 Tracktone; 5.15 Test pattern and oown "Law In Lampasas" music; 5.45744 words
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Advertisement708 1965-03-09 10 \Jp Ttie Straits Times Press (Malaya) Limited V^^^ I 1 INOORPORAIED IN THE STMES OG MALAYA 1 take pleasure in announcing their appointment as sole agents, in Malaysia and Brunei, for The INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING CORPORATON commencing April I 1965. Tltese include all magazines, periodicals, comics, etc., published by Fleetway Publications708 words
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339 1965-03-09 11 Youth who sold art photos' by post is fined IPOH, Monday. unemployed youth, who sold obscene photographs in Malaysia and Australia to raise money for further studies, was fined $250 by the magistrate's court here today on two counts. Loh Weng Kwong, 21, pleaded guilty to sending obscene photographs by339 words
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Article180 1965-03-09 11 FARMER ON GUN CHARGE IS JAILED ALOR STAR, Mon— A po. lice party raided a padi planter's house in Sungei Gorok one night and seiz- j ed a rifle and 13 rounds of I ammunition concealed In j the kitchen, the Kedah High Court was told today. "We also found180 words
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Article44 1965-03-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. All train services ran according 10 schedule today, following the lift- log of the four-day '•non-co-opera- tion" (unofficial work-to-rule) j campaign by the railwayman, I niter the Government yesterday promised to settle their status i claim dispute by Wednesday44 words
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Article23 1965-03-09 11 KUALA LIPIS. Mon. Kuala LipLs Town Council will hold its next meeting in the coundli conference room here on 1 Friday.23 words
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181 1965-03-09 11 'Notable drop' in Singapore road mishaps CINGAPORE, Mon. Forty people had been killed in road mishaps In January and February this year —19 of them in February alone, police reported today. The figure for the same period last year Is 39. Despite this, police say comparative figures for the comparative181 words
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Article59 1965-03-09 11 ALOR STAR. Mon. A police I officer serving in Sarawak. Inspec- 1 tor Fasil bin Haji Ahmad, was flown back, here to attend his fathers funeral. Haji Ahmad bin Haji Yasin. 54 MM| of the Kedah Zakat Com- j mlttee. died from a heart attack59 words
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Article51 1965-03-09 11 "lUI 111 TANGKAK. Mon. Thirty-one people were made homeless when a whirlwing demolished four house* at Kesan? village, 21 miles from here, on Saturday. No one was hurt. The Malayan Chinese Association welfare committee from Muar visited the area yesterday and offered relief to the homeless51 words
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Article125 1965-03-09 11 SENATE TO DISCUSS NINE BILLS I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. i "^Nlne bills, nassed by the House of Representatives last week, will be discussed i at the two-day meeting of the Senate, starting to- i morrow. The are: The Supplementary Supply (1964) Bill: I The Muslim Courts (.Criminal I Jurisdiction > BUI;125 words
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Article38 1965-03-09 11 PENANG. Mon. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will declare open the first training course for tourist guides at the Rotary room of the E and O Hotel at 10 a.m. on March 2238 words
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82 1965-03-09 11 Koran in all schools' report is denied A LOR STAR. Mon. The Mentri Besar ot Perils, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim, today denied a report over Radio Malaysia and Television Malaysia that teaching of the Koran would be made compulsory in all schools In the state. The State Government,82 words
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Article50 1965-03-09 11 MUAR, Mon.— Two of the eight; men of the Singapore Infantry Regiment who were killed recently ai Kota Tlnggi by Indonesian Invaders were burled with full military honours yesterday The soldiers were Prlvat* Talb bin Mohamed Salleh. 18. and PrJvate Rahmat bin Asmun. 19. Both •.ere bachelors50 words
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Article29 1965-03-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A panel discussion on "The Role of Students in Nation Building will I be held at the University of Malaya at 8 p.m. tomorrow.29 words
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Article61 1965-03-09 11 PKNANO, Mou. A pickpocket caught with his hand in a punter's pocket at the Penang racecourse on Dec 30 last year, was 'oday tailed (or one year to be followed by another years police supervision. Yeong Ngow Chai. 28. was found guilty of stealing 19061 words
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216 1965-03-09 11 King to open $2.5 mil institute to train industrial workers KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. T»HE Yang di-Perttian. Agong will open the $2.5 million Industrial Training Institute at Old Kuchai Road, off 4| mile Klang Road here, tomorrow morning. i More than 450 guests. Including; the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, his216 words
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Article, Illustration87 1965-03-09 11 Many happy returns WHERE'S TENGKU?— UNDER THE GARLANDS rM.KI Abdul Rahman nearly disappears from view as garland after garland is heaped on him at a public meeting at the National Theatre in Singapore on Sunday to celebrate his 62nd birthday. Looking on (left) is Mr. John Jacobs, president of theLow Yew Kong - 87 words
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109 1965-03-09 11 Man held after meal that made six ill DARIT BUNTAR. Mon. Six workers wer« taken ill yesterday after a meal at their bakery. One ot" them. Inrhe Ahdul \kiiid bin Shaik Habib. GO. has been admitted to Taiping Hospital in a serums condition. Police an- Investigatl i report thai a109 words
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Article20 1965-03-09 11 SUNGEI PATANI M rha Hongkong r :cl Shanghai Bank hpre vii n Friday to crlebrato tlir b.inkii centenary.20 words
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Advertisement178 1965-03-09 11 CONGRATULATIONS to INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE From CEMENT AIDS LTD. 9, Jalan Kemajuan. P. Jaya Tel: ***** 0 *****. .ive been entrusted with the ipplicafion of: DIAMITE O ROKITE PR for dustproofing and sealing workshop floors. PLASTET O CALTITE for waterproofing tl<)t roofs and shell roofs. Best Wishes to INDUSTRIAL TRAINING178 words
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Advertisement92 1965-03-09 11 ROUGH JOB... TOUGH TIRE Firestone tires fight downtime... keeping ahead of finish dates is a constant battle. And Firestone Super Rock Grip Wide Base tires can make you a winner. *4* Tires tone ♦-W IS YOUR SYMBOL OF K^Z^ v^.^/ quality AND SERVICE FIBESTOME TIRE 4 RUBBER CO.(S.S) LTD., 22,92 words
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Miscellaneous274 1965-03-09 11 Straits Times Crossword tH IbK sfll blb^~~~ wt "B^r^^B^s^^^B^^^^ ACKOBB 7. Telling reference? iB>. 1. Lit by electricity —or gas? 8. Music appears dry to the new dean <B>. a. Luce ths outside of the 13. Tennyson g character onca grain in a certain tree 1 6 > formed, appears274 words
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Article, Illustration304 1965-03-09 12 France comes to Malaysia in May JT'S not often that one gets the chance to see those far away places with sweet sounding names For many of us it may be just once in a lifetime that such an opportunity comes round. And lor the not-so-lucky ones it may never304 words
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170 1965-03-09 12 In department stores, super markets and boutiques. In leading hotels there will be fashion shows and French cuisine. Six leading models from the House of Carven will arrive from Paris to show M what's new in hlßh fashion clothes Four chefs from170 words
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Article, Illustration338 1965-03-09 12 "nUCH! It's my aching feet." That's what these girls have been saying quite often during the past week ever since they volunteered to act as "hostesses" during the Australian food and wine festival being held in Singapore. They are Mrs. Maureen Young. Miss Helen Robinson338 words
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Article, Illustration143 1965-03-09 12 WHEN sewing stretch fabrics, use a steam iron to preshrink them but do not apply pressure, advises Mrs. Anne Sterling, of the American Institute of Laundering. In catting the pattern make sure the stretch goes in the desired direction and use sharp scissors to avoid palling, she143 words
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Advertisement242 1965-03-09 12 PRO DOUBLE ACTION TOOTHBRUSH DOES A BETTER JOB! W« BLUE BRISTLES I in the PRO Double I A» Action trr Arm. I 'Sm hurt,. Wr rl«,n W 1 le«h rui! r d«n f I and thus help fifht B»-^- off tooth oVcjy Thtt it the ORIGINAL I 'OrA dent i242 words
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Advertisement337 1965-03-09 12 Beautifying COMPLEXION Raising RESISTANCE Fortifying VITALITY Wonder Tonic with V*/ fcoch bweetlcr is equivalent ro j* 10 oranges (Vitamin C). «or* HICEE SWEETLETS will keep your complexion smooth and clear, free J^^H from blemishes and rough skin. It will also relieve fatigu?, banish coldi, and fill you with bouncing health.337 words
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Advertisement1289 1965-03-09 13 i ivt ""00l »i<* r c f t v i^—^—^^— Cue Scon Sails P. S'nam Perang ACAPENOR litcrpael l« Pt Mar 11 Mar 11 MARON LKerpeil. Cc v.■ f Mar II Mar 14 Mar 15/11 Mar 21 PELEUS luerpael, Dul -Ma 12 Mar 14 MIMNON li«erpael. G i'gr» Mar II1,289 words
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Advertisement1262 1965-03-09 13 Wv^M THE. E AC 'LINES KaV-Atj^H smoapom ojaia watrvtap.swrrnNNAM finamo ■^^ytrO^Jaal i«xnt •< ««f«wc to rowm>i jn«noo»f P\V PkeM 7111. PkiM *****. PtlM (111 PkeM ***** SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH, UTTAKIA, CENOA. IE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, tOTNENBURt, AARHUS AND COPENHAGEN Singapore P. S'naa Penang ■BEIRA" (a) Sailed Sailed1,262 words
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Advertisement1189 1965-03-09 13 1 benWLine\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS nrMHPVIC tor Hamburg Apr 14 DLNNLVIci London Apr 17 Smiaoert PI S'-am Penan, otlerMr G. II Mar II Mar 11/11 M>: 71 21 BENARTY mTRSt. ft 88 ftni i' n BENVANNOCH L'pool. MkWj, R'dl.. A'werp SinPP tWt H M Mar1,189 words
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Advertisement1303 1965-03-09 13 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. U.K./Contincnt Smgar '••-i-g CITY OF LEEDS hi. re, L'con. H'burg, R dam 14.17 Mar II 21 Mar 21 22 Mar CASTIILIAN Havn. L'don, H'burg, R'dam 11,15 Api Ull Apr 19 21 Apr I CITY OF CHICAGO London. H'burg. Roam. Havre Hull, Grangemouth, I'gram.. 21 211,303 words
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Article267 1965-03-09 14 A I ARC It first trade rubber 1.0. b. •I*- bnyers closed at 5 pjn. In Singapore and Koala Lumpur yrstrrday at "I 1 cents per ib.. up a quarter of a rent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was idle. K.A.S. and X.M.X.X. closing267 words
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Article244 1965-03-09 14 March H Three months. INDUSTRIALS Bonatead 14 ft». National Iron 9 ru. Dunlop* l«cta. Unltaera 14 rta City. Dev. 7 eta. M. Coot. 12 eta E. Bmrltera 26 eta. M. Cablm 15 rta. KmoIScU. McAllster 12 eta. Fed. Dmp. 12 eta. M. Invest. 10 rta. F. N. 16244 words
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Article17 1965-03-09 14 Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for the Labour Day holiday It will re-open today.17 words
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Article29 1965-03-09 14 Mar. 8. MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE: 111 cents (up a quarter of a cent) TIN; 8629.87 .1 (down 25 cents). Unofficial estimated offering 250 tons (down 10 tons)29 words
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930 1965-03-09 14 From Our Market Correspondent WITH the Kuala Lumpur trading room closed yesterday for the Sultan of Selangor's birthday holiday, the Singapore end of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia was even quieter than it has been for the past few months. A mere handful930 words
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Article26 1965-03-09 14 Malayan Stork Indices Mar. Mpjr. 'Industrial*: Ko.:>7 80 30 T MluM IM.7S S rubbers: MUI Hi5.:.l Dn, ifi(;:: mo Opt. 29. i hi;. ion26 words
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Article659 1965-03-09 14 BUSINESS 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: E. Smelter* «.■:(<" BL. $3.86 IC; Etta ordl. i.V'MIO) $1.70 D: F. and N. erdi <4.<m>o> $2 40.659 words
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Article67 1965-03-09 14 S'HINESE Product Eichanni. glnxa- par* r>o«n pneit ptr ptcul ynlxday: Coconut oil: bulk (89* aellera. <Iniro ilera. Copra: Ma ./Apr UK 'Continent I'mmotid Pipp*r: Mumok white |W ''llara, Ba.ra.wai: white $147| wlh-rn, npfrlal Sarawak black *142| aelltra, LamporiK blacl Sl5O(N> nrilerti. AHTA. Jl62»i>N> ix-llern. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers'67 words
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Advertisement2210 1965-03-09 14 AUSTRALIA SERVICE/NEW ZEALAND INOIA. PAKISTAN 4NO r SULF .ERVICI i MMjajaittllSMjajajßaaaajaj la Tt«a«».lli ln<taa« me Sftaet It: MHras ice Nacaaattmaa SL i%S^' V 'ffi v^r-: iffi Penanp rs nm Sport i'pon S>a« '•enani I :i.|^ JAr. Z.W& Svll »lMm bombm.* vmm 11/12 mm u/14 Mat iajula 11/24 mm 25 mm2,210 words
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Advertisement334 1965-03-09 14 ORIENT MID-EAST LINES Great Lakes Service FAST OIRECT SAILINGS FROM SINCAPORE AND MALAYA TO CANAOIAN ANB US 6REAT LAKES PORTS Sport k. S'naa Penan| tIA loronta ORIENT MABINEB Ist Call Apr 18/11 2nd Call Apr 28/22 23/24 25/21 Maj 24 ORIENT TRADER Mar 20/22 21/2* 2V21 until ORIENT LINER laat334 words
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Advertisement99 1965-03-09 14 NEDLLOYD LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE Post sailings from Voloyslo direct to Canadian ond U.S. Great Loke* oort» Vtssti Sinpeort P. S'tom f"m'r Arr. Moatrtsf BEKCKALIS 14/ V Mat 11/2 B Mar 21/22 Mar 21 Apr BINTANS 14/11 Api 11/21 Apr 2122 Apr HEUND 4/11 Mm 12/11 Mm 14,' is Mn99 words
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Article246 1965-03-09 15 THE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to Saturday March 6. •!> mm «D.Y. Dividend Yield: XV. Yearnlnga Yield: 'T.C. Times Covered. Definition (rovlsod): Time* eevsred. I'M- number of times last year's total dividend Is covered by net profits >itcr tax and246 words
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Article106 1965-03-09 15 SHIPS lying alongside ttM Singapors wharvos or sxpected teday are: 1/2, Auby N.W. 1, Star An tares 3/4 Serdang N.W. 3, Perak NW. 5. Levernbank 8 '9, Somali in It. Coromandel 13/14, Bennevls 18, Angaj 25 Olenroy 31/32, Fede 40/4t. Urns 44, Kamo Maru 46, and Hessen■teta106 words
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Article39 1965-03-09 15 I Urn Irta e>chan«s market In I v Hone Konit yesterday the U.S. I dollar WBI quoted at 5.76 for TT. :ind VT4 for cash. Sterling was quoted at 16 and en* las* of geld at 271.39 words
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Article54 1965-03-09 15 Output from the estates and mines in the Guthrie Group (or February and for 1965 to date In brackets are as follows: Rubber 6.602.000 lb < 17.336.000 lb i. tea 123,000 lb. (279.000 1b... palm oil 3.232 tons (6.815 tons),! palm krrnels 786 tons 11.634 tons), J tin54 words
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Article16 1965-03-09 15 Further February rubber crops Included Bukit Katil 35,780 lb. and Aver Molefc 35.685 lb.16 words
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214 1965-03-09 15 The Straits tin price In I'l-n.iim yesterday showed a slight decline falling by 25 rents to 5629.8*;. per picul on an offering estimated de(Tr.iscri by 10 tons to 250 tons. According to the Straits TradIng Co. Ltd. February tin exports lell from 6.342214 words
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Advertisement400 1965-03-09 15 (Continued from Page SI PHOTOGRAPHY M W ore's $1 (Min.)-Box io rxtrm ALL PHOTOCRAPHERS: Don't miss thi« unique opportunity to photograph mithentic Malaysian dances and danctfi tn colorful National costumes at I'timeran Kodak 4.00 p.m. Sunday March 14th at Batik Inn (Behind C.K. kets $3.00 available at the show. SITUATIONS400 words
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Advertisement964 1965-03-09 15 SITUATIONS VACANT U Uor<f« M 'Win.)— Box SO ct*. rxtrm P.O. BOX S4O B'pore. Position filled. Applicant* thanked. SALESMEN WANTED by leading 0000 remuneration plus commission. Experience prelerable but not essentls.l. Apply giving full particulars to Box AiilMl S.T Spore. ACCOUNTS CLERK with some practical experience required l>y British Agency964 words
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Advertisement1059 1965-03-09 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Wmrf SI rNla.l-lM rt* mxtrm FURNISHED FLATS in Class Residential Districts 9/10 Z Bedrooms wm, bathrooms attached, lounge/ dining. Servant* quarter*. Air-condl-tienrd Long, abort term Tel: H'pore *****/*****. ONE BLOCK of lt> units luxury rials rran> for occupation. All modern and class furnish near to Bank Swimming1,059 words
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Advertisement866 1965-03-09 15 EDUCATION J Wmrds SI i Him. I Bmx f rt: rxtrm TYPEWRITING IJO a m wp.ra 10- Weeks Kspid Course/Normal Co iroe. in Air-conditioned Comfort. Explanation. English. Chinese. Malmy Concessions: Students Unemployed sic 75 Middle Road. 10 Collyer Quay. Spore *****. *****. INSURE YOUR CREDITS and distinction* through CYMA College's866 words
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Advertisement942 1965-03-09 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wnrdt SI (Mim.)— Bmx SI rtt rxtrm 19*2 VAUXMALL CNiSTA nydramalic 2'.<ooU miles good cooditloe «4 ih«J/- 0.n.0 Phone U'pore 64M63. 19«1 ROVER 3 Litre 53.200. MM Austin A4O sports SHOO. For immediate sale ring MM7. beydrn Hill. Spore. SPITFIRt I**4 Hard Soft Top Whiteuall Tyrea942 words
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Advertisement833 1965-03-09 15 AT YOUR SERVICE IS om4k M 1 Box 5* era .xfr. THOSE WHO WANT quality Jobs nag Tangs Photocopy Hervics B'pore *****. KWOK'S PHOTOCOPY SERVICE, II The Arcade. Ist Floor Tel: VSSIU. Spore. CERTIFICATES (Blrth/Marrlag*/ Death) copied while you wall, r'otomatlc. 58 Robinson Road. Spore *****. BRINC YOUR PLAN Tracings833 words
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Advertisement486 1965-03-09 15 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS UM IKKITY UtI'ARTMIAT <Room No. 229. 2nd Floor. CityHall) (a) Supply of 3.000 pipces 8" Diameter Boiling Hotplates. I Tender Deposit $100,-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 23.3.65. (b> Installation of 6.6 XV and L.V. Cables (One' Item). Tender Deposit $200 Close at 2.15 p.m.486 words
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Advertisement193 1965-03-09 15 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the Office of State Engineer, Selangor. J.K.R. Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin. Kuala Lumpur from Class <'D) and above P.W.D. Registered Contractors (Under Supplied) up to 3.00 p.m. on 16-3-65 for the supplying of precast concrete valve chambers sections and M.S. covers for the193 words
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Advertisement679 1965-03-09 16 MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) Section in.' GN No U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 102 ol the Muninpni Ordinance 'Chapter 133 that a draft layout plan of the ana ripM-nbed hereunder has been prepared and is open to public Inspection ai the Offlce of the Municipal Council ol the679 words
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Advertisement300 1965-03-09 16 MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) Section 101 GN No. IS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 102 ot the Municipal Ordinana 'Chapter 133) draft layout plan of the cribed hereunder has been and is open to public inspection at the Office of the Municipal Council ol the Town and Fort ot300 words
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Advertisement478 1965-03-09 16 NOTICES KEDAH STATE SCHOLARSHIPS TO TECHNICAL COLLEGE, KUALA LUMPUR Applications are Invited from eligible candidates for Kedah State Scholarships tenable at the i Technical College. Kuala Lumpur i (one scholarship each for Diploma in Civil Engineering course and Architecture course) In respect of the College Session com- mencing on 2nd478 words
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Advertisement950 1965-03-09 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN. PENANG Appointment of Electrical Maintenance Knjinc*r Prnanc Power Station Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the above post In the Electricity I Supply Department. Preference I will be given to Malaysian Citizens. The duties of the post Include the organisation950 words
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Advertisement749 1965-03-09 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS f THE RUBBER INDUSTRY (REPLANTING) BOARD, FUND 'B Administrative Officer I Applications are invited tor the post of Administrative Officer in the office ol the Executive Officer Chief Replanting Officer. Fund 'B, Kuala Lumpur. Applicants c must be Federal Citizens and 1 should not be less than 30749 words
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Advertisement429 1965-03-09 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD APPLICANTS are invited for •onslderatlon lo serve as ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (LEGAL i n the salary scale of $680: 715x \35-1030 1100xA40-1260 1300x plus current variable allowance on an Initial three-year :ontr«rt Point of entry depends on qualifications and experience. Applicants must be Barristers, or solicitors429 words
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Advertisement228 1965-03-09 16 New Delhi Four direct flights from Bangkok via convenient connecting carrier. Superb service bilingual cabin attendants cuisine by Maxim's of Paris and, most important, you fly with Pan Am's Priceless Extra o Experience. You're better off with Pan Am MM world's most experienced airline Beirut Daily flights direct trom Bangkok228 words
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936 1965-03-09 17 MANSOOR RAHMAN - MANSOOR RAHMAN By Pros fly into XL for Malayan Open and Thomson says: 'It could be mine' SINGAPORE, Monday. Australian Frank Phillips has shot into the lead after two tournaments for the current Far-East golf circuit overall championship first prize of $6,066. Phillips,936 words
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Article, Illustration464 1965-03-09 17 Griffith a thrower, says Benaud From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA. Mon. Former Australian Test skipper Richie Benaud sounded the first bugle note of a new cricket war todaj when he wrote back to hb newspaper, the Sydney Sun that West Indian fast bowler Charles Griffith (pictured above) is a thrower. Cabling464 words
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Article, Illustration95 1965-03-09 17 PENSACOLA, Mon. Doug Sanders sank a 40ft birdie putt at the third hole of a suddendeath playoff to beat fellow American Jack Nicklaus In the Pensacola Open golf tournament yesterday. Both players were on 277 afte! 72 holes. Billy Casper Billy Martindale tied for third place on95 words
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Article28 1965-03-09 17 SEREMBAN. Mon.— The finals of the Commonwealth Forces Malayu An/ boxing championships will be held on Thursday at the CRC stadium here starting ar 8 D.m.28 words
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586 1965-03-09 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong (handicap 16) will partner Australian professional Alan Murray in the Malayan pro-am golf tournament at the RSGC course here on Wednesday. Murray won the Singapore pro-am last Wednesday partnered by J. McKay Uoi. The Sultan or586 words
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Article44 1965-03-09 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's Deputy Commissioner of i Police. Mr. A. T. Rajah, was tin- I animously re-elected president of I the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association yesterday. Also re-elected were vice-prt sidents Ooh Teck Phuan and Niaz Mohamed Shah and secretary Maurice Nicholas.44 words
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Article47 1965-03-09 17 SOCCER Inter-state friendly (Pg): Penang 3 Spore 3. ATHLETICS Spore AAA 10-mile road race: 1 B. Hodgson (RAF Chant ii 55:54.8. 2 P. Pillal (Swift) 57:35.0, 3 J. Ballentine (RAF Changli 59:35.0. Juniors: 1 M. Ashmor* (Schools) 28:56.2, 2 P. Allen (Schools). 3 K. Daykln (Schools'47 words
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176 1965-03-09 17 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA: By BALDIR4J STNGH. the intikc his cricket del Worcestershire, the Eniii Monday at the SCC padar Baldiraj. who came into prominence a. s opening batsman for Indian Association in last year's senior tournament matches, was among the 11 players named by the176 words
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Article42 1965-03-09 17 CALCUTTA. Mon. The Sec ond Test match between India ai:d New Zealand ended in a draw here today. Final scores: New Zealand 462--9 dccl and 191-9 dccl India 380 iNawab of Pataudl 153. B. Taylor 5-86) and 92-3 Reuter. IReuter - 42 words
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Article568 1965-03-09 17 PFRAK RACE WEIGHTS IPOH. Mon. Weights for all eight races on thr first day of thr Perak Turf Club March meeting on Sunday: Cl. 2 Div. 1 61 Malapin 9.04 Panama Boy 8.13 Tiba Tiba 8.07 Jolly Scout 8.03 Lovable 8.02 Depth Charge 8.01 Pantjasila 8.00 Gunsmith 7.13 Gallant Defender568 words
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179 1965-03-09 17 Billy and company to play in Glasgow /GLASGOW, Mon.— There will U be i strong Asian challenge for the men's singles In the World Invitation badminton tournament here from Thursday to Saturday. The five Malaysians bidding to unseat last year's winner KrUnd Kops of Denmark are singles champion Billy Ng,Reuter - 179 words
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163 1965-03-09 17 CABLE REQUEST FOR REPLIES TO INVITATIONS SEAP GAMES KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Malaysian Organising Council for the Third South East Asia Peninsula Games have cabled Burma, Cambodia and Laos to reply to the invitatton which was sent to them early last month. The countries were requested to reply by March163 words
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Article23 1965-03-09 17 BRISBANE. Mon.— The 1963 v.-orld champion racing driver. Jim Clark of Scotland, easily won the Lakeside international 99--mile race here yesterday.23 words
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Article109 1965-03-09 17 Lall Singh honoured by Sultan I ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. FoP« i* v mer Malayan and All-India i Test cricketer Lall Singh, who v now the chairman of the Selangor Cricket Association selection committee, is the only .sportsman honoured by the Sultan of Selangor on his birthday today. j He received109 words
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Advertisement89 1965-03-09 17 KIMSIK CO. LTD., (AGENT FOR "CROCODILE" BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT) Congratulate SOUTHERN IRON AND STEEL WORKS LTD., Nibong Tebal P.W. On the occasion of the opening of their galvanising plant KIMSIK CO. LTD., I JB 23 113 Hi HW^HSi SOO EE CO. LTD., I (AGENT FOR 'CROCODILE" BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT) Congratulate89 words
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Miscellaneous80 1965-03-09 17 JVwjpw Hunnt/ By Raiph HviwndaM /vVMATaNJ X WOULD YTHAT AIN'T AN I TTTTTTi^oO I TASTIEST PI LUKI'^ it /T" I Nf MOUTH- YOU I RED TIE VA M U N<-H U r r V I EVE 2 ETi J tt 1 \J I J'JST PiKISHED WATERIN' LIKE A SEE- IT'S80 words
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Miscellaneous39 1965-03-09 17 DIARY SOCCER Friendly: Kedah I Spore (A. Star). HOCKEY Ne»H Lie: APSI v HSC: 17th Gurkhas v Garrison (NSC padang. S'ban). Spore L*e A Cap: PWD v OHQ (Kalians: >; REME v RAMC (Dover R4): 221 BVD t Mai. Airways.39 words
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Article, Illustration63 1965-03-09 18 THE Sultan of Selangor cutting hit 39th birthday cake at the Istona Alam Shah hall at Klang yesterday while the Tengku Ampuan looks on. On the left is Dato Eddie Eu Eng Hock and gt the back of the royal couple is the Mentri Besor63 words
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393 1965-03-09 18 Death of Sock may bring a lull Lee AUCKLAND, Monday. TllK Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said in Holorua today he expected "a bit of a serum" in Indonesia when President Soekarno died. President Soekarno's death could mean a respite for Malaysia in the struggle for power393 words
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185 1965-03-09 18 MANILA. Mon. Mr. William P. Bund.v. IS. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, said today American military assistance to Malaysia was aimed at supplementing other aid extended by the Commonwraith countries. The United States thought military aid to Malaysia should185 words
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Article44 1965-03-09 18 BONN. Mon.— Mr. Harold Wilson began formal talks with Chancellor Ludwlg Erhard at the Rhineslde Chancellery here today. The British Prime Minister has said he will press for more West German aid to offset costs of maintaining the Rhine Army. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article36 1965-03-09 18 NEW DELHI. Mon— Six Pakistani and i wo Indian soldiers were killed in armed clashes between patrols along the Kashmir truce line over the past four days, a Defence Ministry spokesman said today— UPl.36 words
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129 1965-03-09 18 NEW DELHI. Mon— A dozen MiG 21 jets promised by Moscow have arrived in India, the Defence Minister. Mr. Chavan. told Parliament today. Replying to questions in the House. Mr. Chavan said they were expecting more MiG fighters in the course ofReuter - 129 words
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Article356 1965-03-09 18 LONDON. Mon It has b-«en a satisfactory day In the stock markets, with equities coming in for a fair amount of selective buying But it was gold shares that made the best showing and prices advanced on a broad front in response to an increased356 words
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Article56 1965-03-09 18 LONDON. Mon. Spot 22 id Apr. 22-7 16d.. May 22-1, 16 d., June 21\,d. Apr June 22-5 16d.. July Sept. 21 \d.. Oct., Dec. 21 Hd., Jan. Mar. 21-9 16d., Apr June 21> I d.. July Sept. 21-7 16d.. Oct. Dec. 21 \d cl.f Mar 21-5 16d Apr. 21',56 words
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Article24 1965-03-09 18 LONDON Mon Buyers £1275 sellers £1277 s Forward buyer* £1271. sellers £1272. Settlement £1270 Turnover am 110 tons pm 130 tons. Tone: Flrr.ier24 words
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Article87 1965-03-09 18 Aussie troops off to Borneo KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The 3rd Bn., Royal Australian Regiment, left Malacca today for Borneo to take part in "routine relief duties." The unit would serve, as required, in rotation with British units in the Borneo territories. This was confirmed toniuht by a Commonvealth Army spokesman87 words
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189 1965-03-09 18 SHASTRI HOLDS TALKS ON KERALA QUANDARY NEW DELHI. Mon. Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri. India's Prime Minister. and h i s Cabinet colleagues today discuss the postelection situation in Kerala State where pro-Peking Communists have demanded they be called on to form the new Government. The Cabinet will try to findReuter - 189 words
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Article42 1965-03-09 18 TEL AVIV. Mon.— An Israeli patrol In the Negev Desert early today killed two armed "Infiltrators" on camels who ignored a call to halt, an official statement said. They entered Israel from Sinai and were heading toward Jordan. UPI.UPI - 42 words
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Article, Illustration90 1965-03-09 18 Why Caroline changed her name LONDON. Mon— Caroline Mauldin (above). 18-year old daughter oi the former Chancelror of the Exchequer. Mr. Reginald M.iuldiiiu. has gone to Dublin and changed her name to become an actress. it was reported yesterday The Sunday Express said Caroline checked into a small Dublin hotelUPI - 90 words
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Article57 1965-03-09 18 CAIRO. Mon Representatives of Arab heads of Mute will hold lan emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss West Germany's decision to establish diplomatic relations with Israel. Mr. Sabry El Kholy. President Nasser's representative, who asked for the session told reporters delegates would discuss Iraq's c all forReuter - 57 words
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144 1965-03-09 18 'Catholic women take birth control pills' LONDON. Mon. An estimated 100.000 Roman Catholic women in Britain arc taking birth control pills, tho Sunday newspaper The People reported yesterday. The paper, In a front-page ■lory headlined catholic -.iid family planning clinics throughout Britain reported that I atho* lir women wore comincUPI - 144 words
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Article31 1965-03-09 18 MANILA. Mon.— Two i;. rol craft detained five m boat^ in Southern Philippine waters yesterday loaded i total of 4.000 cases of smuculrd cigarettes worth about £200.000 ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Obituary25 1965-03-09 18 MR NCIM WEE CHIOW M .!l 1 H MR JOSEPH (RAJOO) BARNITU9 MADAM MARCARET YAP AH MOV :.^f,| mother of Id t it I25 words
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Advertisement294 1965-03-09 18 Late CLASSIFIEDS :0 Ww4t Hi Mix-mum, fiSy "GUIDED \y TO SUCCESS" 'SINCERE THANKS' Six Credits Since the publicotion of the results of the Cambridge School Certificate Examinations, the Principal, Cambridge Correspondence School has been receiving unsolicited letters of appreciation from successful students. Quoted below are extracts from three of such294 words
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Miscellaneous45 1965-03-09 18 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperature; In Malaya and Singapore (or th« period 8 pm Sunday to 8 pm yesterday HichnU Lowes) Kuala Lumpur 93 II Kota Bharu 86 73 PenaiiK 90 73 Ipoh 93 72 Malacca 91 73 Singapore 86 75 C Highlands 5545 words
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