The Straits Times, 6 May 1965
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Title Section22 1965-05-06 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times 4d** tie**** Estd. 1845 THI'RSDAY. MAY 6. 1965 15 CENTS KDX 1189 100522 words
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Article39 1965-05-06 1 THE austerity drive will not affect: Serving Government officers or their monthly pay, Pending claims for improved salary scales and better working conditions, and The rural development plans drawn up for Malaysia.39 words
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Article118 1965-05-06 1 New plan to end cotton row KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Government is submitting new proposals to the British Government to end the textile quota dispute with Singapore. This was stated here today by the Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. after the weekly Cabinet meeting. Full report The Cabinet118 words
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Article60 1965-05-06 1 BANGKOK. Wed The Thai Oovciiimeiu hll appointed ;> committee headed by RearAdmiral Chali Sithusobhon to study h plan to establish a Thai merchant tleet. The plan w«« jointly drawn up by the Thai Ministry ol CommuntomUcmn and the Ministry ol nonal Development, following the rise InReuter - 60 words
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Article29 1965-05-06 1 BOGOTA (Colombia i. Wed. Five nlldren and two teachers wee drowned yesterday when a Uunch overturned in the Putumayo River, near the Brazilian border Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration292 1965-05-06 1 P. KRISHNAN - Minus- 1 0-per-cent austerity drive P. KRISHNAN: Cut red tape... we want more value for money Tun Razak 'By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE Cabinet today appointed a top-level committee to launch an austerity drive and slash Government spending by at least 10 per cent. The Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul292 words
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Article60 1965-05-06 1 LONDON. Wed— The 81.000-ton trans-Atlantic liner Queen Mary has for the first lime been chartered for a private cruise, at a cost running Into six figures sterling. It wa.s announced today. The Sunday newspaper Ne^s of the World chartered her today to take i-ompetitioji prize-winnersReuter - 60 words
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Article39 1965-05-06 1 I HONG KONO. Wed— One out 1 of every 37 people In Hong Kong j is a druc addict, according to the Society for the Aid and Rehabilitation of Drug Addicts. Most of them are men— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration154 1965-05-06 1 KUALA LUMPIR. Wed Th«- Cabinet today decided to send the Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manu-knv.tsan.un (abo\ e i. on a goodwill mission to West Africa to counter Indonesian anti-Malaysia propaganda. He will be accompanied by iillici.il-> of the Ministry ol Kxternal154 words
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Article78 1965-05-06 1 OXFORD .England Wed About 200 Oxlorci UnUerMt[dents regularly take drugs, according to the latest issue of the campus newspaper. Cherwell. An editorial coupled to the story said police in the city were concerned about the problem, but j university professors chose to ignore It. "The police careUPI - 78 words
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993 1965-05-06 1 Visas: Govt asks Manila for details KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MALAYSIA today dashed off a diplomatic Note to Manila, seeking clarification on its regulations governing entry of Malaysian citizens into the Philippines. Malaysia wants to know why the Filipino immigration authorities insist on fingerprinting Malavsians of Chinese descent before allowing them993 words
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Article75 1965-05-06 1 Just fancy that BONN. Wed.— Germans will next week be able to check whether they are related to Britain's Queen Elizabeth. who arrives here tor 10-day state visit on May 18. The C.A. Starke Publishing House of Limburg is issu- ing a special list of d< dar.ts of Queen VictoriaReuter - 75 words
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411 1965-05-06 1 Albar accuses: 'A slap in the face KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Umno Secretary -General, Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar. today described as a "slap in the face of the Malays" Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's statement yesterday that it was wrong for a particular racial group to think they are more justified411 words
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105 1965-05-06 1 Mother, 2 children killed in crash KUANTAX. Wed— A >..img mother and her two children, about to board a bus. were killed this afternoon when a lou-i-arryins lorry ran into them at tin- -i. milestone, hu. int. in Kuala l.umpur Koucl. hour bus pan Mien were slightly hint The lorry105 words
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Article37 1965-05-06 1 F'ARIS. Wed— The first French pnt-wai regular .shipping service to thf Black Sea will bettin on May 23. with a four-weekly nilinn between Marseilles and Odessa, the French Messaueri' times Company announced today. Renter.Reuter - 37 words
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180 1965-05-06 1 Brigade of U.S. troops fly into Vietnam BIEN HOA (South Vietnam). Wed. First elements ot the 3.500-man U.S. 17.'irri Airborne Brigade began arriving an hour before dawn at this airbs miles northeasi of Saigon. «iin v 1 1 aneou s 1 y. more green-helxneted airbo m troops were landing atReuter; UPI - 180 words
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Article33 1965-05-06 1 MALAYSIA CHALLENCE TO BRITAIN INITED NATIONS Wed Malaysia ska! lenged Britain today to strip Rhodcsian Govern ment of powr and transfer authority for the colony s affairs to the rown— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Advertisement78 1965-05-06 1 Neiv 'LIFE" begins >< v s the day you rear >s>^X\ Doh Sin -s Corneal Contact S **S»< Lenses. <—S?> Optometrist: CHEH YIN FOOK Dip. Pharni. University of M.il.iy.v Dip. Opt. University of W. Australia. DAH SIN OPTICAL HOUSE 325, North Bridqc Rood, Spore 7. Next door ODtON Phone *****.78 words
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Advertisement83 1965-05-06 1 SYMBOL OF AUTHENTIC SOUND AS WaWtA if you MUST have the best .h^ INSIST ON BASF PROVED, TESTED ACCEPTED IN THE TROPICS by All Wise Tapeologists. ESSO GAS COSTS SO LITTLE A CYLINDER LASTS AN AVERAGE FAMILY ONE MONTH > X■ y' Cooking is so easy with ESSO GAS. It83 words
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65 1965-05-06 2 Sock aims to rebuild Javanese empire: Stewart I ONDON, Wed. The v British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart, charged yesterday thai President Soekarno wanted to recreate the Javanese empire of the Middle Alms. which embraced mosi of the South Pacific. Addressing the ministerial COlind] of the South-East Treaty Organisation iQemto),65 words
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Article29 1965-05-06 2 He said Soekarno's ambition went far beyond his declared aim of crushing Malaysia. There was interplay, If not active collaboration, between Soekarno and the rulers of Communist China.—A.P.AP - 29 words
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Article95 1965-05-06 2 Over: The unrest in Sock's navy JAKARTA, Wed. The recent unrest in the Indonesian Navy is now over, a Navy announcement said x-sterday. It said that most of the ■aval oHieers involved In the affair had pledged their loyalty to the Navy leadership and some of them "have been orderedReuter - 95 words
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Article54 1965-05-06 2 SEOUL. Wed —Seoul city police nnounced the arrest of four loading members of the opposition Civil Rule Party. mcludiiiK its central committee man. Kun Soo Kirn. on suspicion of trying to instigate rebellion ngn'nit the Government Police saul they were suspect ed of distributing aboutReuter - 54 words
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130 1965-05-06 2 INDIA WILL EXAMINE PLAN TO TAKE ROW TO HAGUE YEW DELHI, Wed— 11 India will be prepared to examine a Pakistani proposal to submit the Rann of Kutch border dispute to the International Court. an official spokesman said here yesterday. India had not yet received any official proposal of this130 words
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Article139 1965-05-06 2 - WASHINGTON. Wednesday PRESIDENT Johnson announced last night that he would ask Congress for an additional US$7OO ($2,100) million in military funds, primarily to finance the war against the Vietcong in South Vietnam. He made this disclosure after briefing key Congressmen on the situation inReuter - 139 words
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Article48 1965-05-06 2 JAKARTA. Wed. President Soekarno has ordered the rity's engineers to start rehabilitation of Jakarta roads tomorrow. He said repair of the road* should be completed before the conference of the new emerging forces (Conefo) due to open hrre in August next year. Reutrr.Reuter - 48 words
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Article, Illustration265 1965-05-06 2 Split in Seato as Pakistan joins France over Vietnam crisis LONDON, Wednesday. DIFFERENCES over the Vietnam crisis emerged yesterday between Pakistan and other members of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation meeting in secret session here, according to well-informed sources. The differences were over interpretation and approach to the settlement ofReuter - 265 words
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137 1965-05-06 2 —Wilson's no— to end training of Vietnamese LONDON, Wed— The Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, yesterday refused to end the training of South Vietnamese officer cadets by BritLsh troops In Malaysia. A left-wing Labour member. Mr. Frank Allaun. had suggested this in the House of Commons so that Britain could "retainReuter - 137 words
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80 1965-05-06 2 JAKARTA, Wed. Presi- i dent Soekarno has set up a presidential assistant body to supervise political parties, according to Antara. The chairman is MajorGeneral Sumarno. the Mln- lster of Home Affairs, with the following members: General A. H. Nasution. Defence Minister; Dr Ruslan Abdulgani.Reuter - 80 words
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331 1965-05-06 2 US will soon be able to land whole army in Vietnam CAKJON. Wed. The dispatch of 3.500 more combat troops to Vietnam, announced here on Monday, will give the Inited States military control of all the ports and airfields it needs to land a complete American Army in South Vietnam.331 words
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Article23 1965-05-06 2 NEW DELHI, Wed.— Police .spot checked 180.000 ration cutls citizens use in buy milk and found 18.000 were forged. AP.AP - 23 words
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Advertisement313 1965-05-06 2 Advertisement Lemons tor Ssauty To keep your skin clear and fair you need the natural cleansing and bleaching tonic of lemons. Ask your chemist for a bottle of lemon delph, the latest type skin freshener used by beautiful women throughout the world. Lemon delph makes the complexion, neck and shoulders313 words
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Miscellaneous14 1965-05-06 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /^_~~~~7r__p\ (STOP ADOtHG UP T«6 PRICES* y <^___flLaaa_b f^14 words
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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Article, Illustration160 1965-05-06 3 Just learning to be an air hostess Till 111. is a lot of hard 1 work behind that cool, calm, collected look every air stewardess has. A dozen Scots girls found this out when they trained for a life in the clouds this week They wore taking part in a160 words
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180 1965-05-06 3 "MOSCOW. Wed. Bri- tain, yesterday urgently pressed the Soviet Foreign Ministry for details of the charges to be laid against a London lecturer arrested by the Russians over a week ago for alleged spying. A British note, handed over by the Ambassador. Sir HumphreyReuter - 180 words
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Article62 1965-05-06 3 Ved. A 13-\eHr-old tound dead In a cupboau' with b pyjama jacket round hit a. itching a television which a i:lii locked I upboard and gagged herwlf, an inquest here was told "It nlatll be thut the Idea was put Into his hend by theReuter - 62 words
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Article95 1965-05-06 3 HEW YORK Wed Britain's new .V"bassaor to the United States. Sir Patrick Dean. \t. -terday urged Britaln's '.r.'-rd.s to Uirn away from licr past glorh judge the nation on what it was flying today. ■We want to see and hear less of95 words
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Article28 1965-05-06 3 |\V Wed— -Rl!»!:i Will have 190 television eenti tlona serving about 100 million viewers by thr <nd of thll vc;ir. 'hr Soviet Telecommu- Ministry announced Reuter-Reuter - 28 words
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Article37 1965-05-06 3 LONDON. Wed. Howard Spring newspaper rei/orr 9 <b« turned novelist and 'ote th^ beat-wllan "My Son. My Son" and "FHrne is the Spur" died at his home at Falmouth yesterday. He was 75— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article159 1965-05-06 3 LONDON. Wed THE Government last night took a major step In its battle to pen prio It ordered an tnves in the price ol bread and road haulage by he l Board for Price> and Incomes This Is an Independent h..ard. headed by ;i formerReuter - 159 words
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Article23 1965-05-06 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Go\' Nelson Rockefeller announced i yesterday that he planned to .-eek a third term of office next year.23 words
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226 1965-05-06 3 VOMAN'S BANANAS FOR A PONTIAC DEAL BRISTOL (Connecticut). Wed. A housewife yesterday exchanged 1.395 bananas for a 1962 car. It was ah part of the deal arranged lasi week between Mrs. Bcrnlce Wyszysnkl and a; 1 flealer Joe Degon«e af'.?r Joe agreed to honour nib advertising claim ihat he wouldUPI - 226 words
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283 1965-05-06 3 Informer: I saw KKK:man shoot white woman MONTGOMERY, Wednesday. AN undercover F. 8.1, informer yesterday told a 1 1 court at Haynesvijle that he had watched a Ku Klux Klan man shoot dead a white woman civil rights worker. Informer Thomas Rowe was giving evidence for the nrosecution in theReuter - 283 words
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420 1965-05-06 3 I want U.S. troops out: Dominica's rebel leader Santo Domingo, Wed |)OMINICAN insurgent military Leader, Col. Francisco Caamano, sworn in last night as the war-torn Republics provisional President, warned he wanted U.S. troops out so that Dominican nationalism "will not turn anti-American.'' He toid surging crowds in Independence Square hereReuter - 420 words
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Article75 1965-05-06 3 Teachers who are driving buses I ONDOM. U.cl— The Gov- eminent is to seek out 1.000 coloured teachers wlio are now wasting their talents as bus drivers and factory workers. Mr. Maurire Foley. Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs. said the teachers would be sent into coloured areas after they75 words
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63 1965-05-06 3 I ON DON. Wed The Queen Mother yesterday opened Britain's flrst International Students' House near Regent's Park. The new £850.000 centre is '.he first project ot the International Student.- Trust. It will provide residential accommodation for 134 students and social, dining and recreational i&cilitiesAP - 63 words
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Article42 1965-05-06 3 H ARROGATE (North England). 1 Wed.— The well-dressed dog of 1965 will be decked out In lacei edged panties. French perfume. nail vanmh and necklaces of real gold. The.ye were among items shown at Bntihli exhibition here. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article20 1965-05-06 3 home. wvci. DwwoaUmton protesting ;u:;im.st nn tawrMM In city bases nud cinshikl rli police here vrsterciav DPI20 words
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Article27 1965-05-06 3 TORONTO. Wed.— Four children, all aged under six I died today vtttfl fire destroyed a log house where their family Uv- ea— RauterReuter - 27 words
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Advertisement508 1965-05-06 3 Why Should you take a Life Assurance Policy J* Must people think that a Ufa insurance policy provides only for the payment of a lar;:e sum Insured in the event of death of the pollcvholder. Most people don't realise that an MCIS life assurance policy is an investment It will508 words
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390 1965-05-06 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. SINGAPORE, police have smashed an abduction and robIrtv gang, headed by the notorious gangster. Kg Kong Beng, a Taiping jail escapee, who was killed in Singapore last week. Four days of swift raids on gang lairs by the Special Investigations Section of390 words
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379 1965-05-06 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today said that he was seriously considering reversing an old policy which abandoned responsibility for housing workers in Government service. Personally be thought that policy was wrong and he was prepared to consider379 words
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143 1965-05-06 4 SINGAF ORE, Wed.— Five persons, including three children, were Injured In a man-hole explosion at Prlncep Street this morning. Singapore Telephone Board employees were carrying out repairs in the manhole at 11.43 a.m. when the explosion, described as "slight." was sparked off by a143 words
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Advertisement275 1965-05-06 4 f LIDO 's".','of'eNS TOMORROW. IHl^k Sir a George Sanders Dennis Price Charlie Drake ,Nvree Ibwn Pnrtpr«ir riNFMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR" -REX SKY (s >re) OPENS TOMORROW! 1! Z THE KNAVE OF HEARTS GANG LEADER WHO MADE ALL THE WORLD TREMBLE! ■■■■■■■^tJ^^i i I Secret A entß In SCOPE EASTMANCOLOR starring CHANNING POLLOCK275 words
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Advertisement169 1965-05-06 4 NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL m SING f AP RE ggfjg* Deva Nair, the Assemblyp^^ <\ Mou'mein, will open the Balestier Hill West Primary School at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. GOODWOOD HOTEL CATHAY RESTAURANT Tonight's Floorshow "THE MARK LOUIS" Show < COMMENCING on Friday 7th MAY— for a short season only. j169 words
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Advertisement337 1965-05-06 4 *J\i*t\'M OPENS TODAY! Tei: ***** (SINGAPORE) DAILY 5 SHOWS: 11 a.m., 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.30 p.m. PALACE -KATONG Opens Saturday THEIRS WAS A DESPERATE KIND OF LIVING AS URGENT AND AS VITAL AS THE LOVE THEY CRAVED! COLUMBIA PIC I UHES T^%V MdueemßemickMormy V UaUy WKULA MULLIGANS > WL&m** l^\^337 words
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Advertisement541 1965-05-06 4 BAHASA KEBANGSAAN BAHASA KITA OI*I\N IO!»\Y 11 am, 1.30. 4 00. 630 930 pm PALACE: Opcnv SatufQoy u SIEVE .lEE ..DON Muuknßemick Murray Ihby the rain must fall SATURDAY MIDNIGHT! Color > i ACADEMY AWARD WIN. BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE coi U mbia» 'World Without Sun' JimIIIH.WII k! Now Showing! LAST541 words
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Article, Illustration322 1965-05-06 5 THEY GRADUATE THIS WEEKEND AFTER 6-MONTH TRAINING COURSE tt-UALA LUMPUR, Wed.- Sarawak's first 38 women police constables have just completed a six-month training course at the Police Depot here. Together with 11 recruits from Malaya, they received training in self-df.fence, law drill, physical exercises and the322 words
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Article24 1965-05-06 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The University of Malaya will hold tts convocation ceremony at Parliament House here at 1030 am. on May 29.24 words
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Article34 1965-05-06 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will lead a team from his Ministry in a soccer m.itch ;igain.st the Perak House 4.30 p.m- in PaMr Panjang on Saturdity.34 words
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640 1965-05-06 5 Henpecked? Oh no, he merely doesn't like to argue, says wife PCNANG. Wed Wong Tong Chan, wife r of a factory owner, Lee Siew Ngock, told the Sessions court today that between 1953 and 1955 she had three bank accounts which she kept from her husband. ••I did not let640 words
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84 1965-05-06 5 Sacked Malay film workers to meet management SINGAPORE. Wed. Re- preservatives of 105 film stars and technicians i sacked by Shaw Brothers' Malay Film Productions will meet the management i on Friday to discuss the i two-month dismissal no- tlces served on them last Friday. Their spoke-sm^n actor Jms Shamsuddin,84 words
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Article76 1965-05-06 5 Road death blast theory IPOH. Wrd. An estate kepala. See Ah Sen. 10. was found lying about 10ft from his badly damaged motor cycle in Cemetery Road, off Gopeng Road, this morning The petrol tank wa.s missing from the machine, hut fragments of it wore found scattered nearby. It is76 words
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Article53 1965-05-06 5 KANGAR Wed. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul R.i/nk. will pay a two-day official visit to Perlis this werk-<>nd. Tun Razak will address a mass rally on the ho.spit;tl paiUng on Sunday. On Saturday uirlu he will be entertained to dinner by the Mentrt Besar. 1).53 words
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106 1965-05-06 5 Now museum £Ms flag he kept for 23 years T ONDON. Wed For 23 years Ernest Roberts refused to part with the Ur.jon Jack which meant so much to him He acquired the fl 1942 when captured by the Japanese at pore. Ordered to burn it with other flags andUPI - 106 words
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Advertisement114 1965-05-06 5 r |^y| J^ PRESENTS A NEW STAR i ™A f THE BRAND NEW B| BE UP-TO-DATE II f. XjvL^^ WITH B THREE-IN-ONE mV« ~T~ W STYLING"! VV^ \-*&Jt Amazingly accurate to meet your work-day demand* ■tor split-second timing; «xactingly waterprooled MB «nd ruggedly constructed tor sports; y«i. designed In the114 words
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290 1965-05-06 6 Build up our national identity: Dr. Toh IfUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, said today that Malaysia should first build up its national identity if it wanted to project a a favourable image abroad. Speaking at the opening of an exhibition of Singapore contemporary art290 words
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Article171 1965-05-06 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. rpHE Johore Government has finalised plans for the 1 organisation of national language classes throughout the state for all non-Malay government i servants. This is in keeping with a 1 recent government decision to implement the use of the national language in171 words
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Article79 1965-05-06 6 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed- The Chief of the General StafT of the Malaysian Armed Forces. MajorGen. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Bidin. today visited the Ist- Re- Riment, Malaysian Artillery, and the "th Bn. Royal Malay Regiment i al their camp at Sungei Besi. near hereThe79 words
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Article28 1965-05-06 6 BATU PAHAT. Wed- A i three-day woodbadge i preliminary) course (or cubs and senior scouts will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Park here from tomorrow.28 words
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Article, Illustration154 1965-05-06 6 Good name The new air chief has served in RAF Transport command for the past two and a half years, first as station commander of its main base at Lynebam, western England, and recently on the operations staff at Command Headquarters If London.154 words
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Article39 1965-05-06 6 SEGAMAT. Wed- The hradmi>tress of Labis Pnnwrv English School. Mrs- Mary Woiir Kee Lim. has been transferred to I Bukit Hampar Enßl^h School. Her place has been taken by Mr S Thaiumaratnam. of Seng H«a High School hrre.39 words
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86 1965-05-06 6 Smallholdings: 41,000 acre increase JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— A total ot 41.766 acres of rubber smallholdings were replanted and new planted in Johore last year. This brings the toul of smallholding* replanted and new planted in the Stale to 243.231 since 1953. according to a report of the Johore Rubber i86 words
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Article45 1965-05-06 6 SINGAPORE. Wed- The Minister for Social Affairs. Incite Othman Wok. and the Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister. Tuan Haji Ya'acob bin Mohamed. will attend a Stale Day celebration at Kampong Tengah community centre in Semoawang Road at 7 pm. on Fri-45 words
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421 1965-05-06 6 Visas: Yong urges firm action against Manila SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today called for stronger and quicker action by the Central Government to put a stop to further visa insults to Malaysians by the Philippines immigration authorities at Manila. He said the Philippines should421 words
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185 1965-05-06 6 Volunteer teachers to be sent to -Sabah KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, announced here today on his return from a three- day visit to Sabah, that volunteer teachers would soon be sent to the State. "For a start, we will call tor about 100185 words
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Article41 1965-05-06 6 IPOH. Wed— Chai Kam San. 20. pleaded guilty today to committing gaiifc robbery with four othen .-till at targe at Cockman Street here an March 24. The cue was postponed to May 19. Cbai til allowed $2,000 ball.41 words
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Article27 1965-05-06 6 KANGAR. Wed- The assistant State Commissioner of Lands and Mines. Inche Ainol Adrian, has been elected pro-tern chali* man of the Perils Civil Defenoa Club.27 words
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137 1965-05-06 6 i SINGAPORE, Wed. 'THE Malaysian Gov- ernment is still awaiting a reply from Formosa regarding the repatriation of three stranded Formosan fishermen. The three fishermen— Ng Kong 25. Tan Beng Gee, 21, and Tiew Cheng Pie, 19 wfre intercepted by the Singapore Marine Police in March137 words
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Advertisement546 1965-05-06 6 At the Bukit Bos> Mine rear the coast in the federation oi Malaya thre« P*H Oi«s«i Etatnc J%!r. n^ shovels a r e loading out the bulk oi 5.000 000 tons o* iron and 10,000.000 ya'ds of waste per year. ""'^•^l P^ m I' BHpiip JBkifc™ Bukit Besi, major source546 words
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Article234 1965-05-06 7 FIREMEN REJECT LATEST GOVT OFFER IPOH. Wed. Thp Nat--1 muni Union of Fire Fighting Services of Malaya has rejected the latest olTer by the Government to settle its salary claims and is now preparing for a prolonged strike. "We will not settle lor anything less than what we have asked234 words
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Article56 1965-05-06 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Police have ruled out the ixjnmDility of foul play in the tire which destroyed four government quarters ;n Galloway Road here on Monday nmlit. A police spokesman said today thai investigations showed that ih<> fire was caused by a •hort circuit in a56 words
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Article50 1965-05-06 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. A depute relating to the mass di.smi.s,sal ot 340 employees of th» Borneo Co. Ltd. and it* sub.^(UartM it. July last yrar was tod.fv withdrawn from the Industrial Arbitration Court lollowir.g a settlement between the managpmrat and the Singapore Manuiil and Mercantile Worker. 1 Union.50 words
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Article36 1965-05-06 7 KANGAR. Wed*— The chairman of the Perils Hokkion Association. Mr Wong Gin Chooi. yesterday handed a S5OO cheque to the Mentri Be.sar. Dato Sheik Ahmad. ntribution from members v the Nation*! Defence Fund.36 words
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450 1965-05-06 7 Jayakan Bahasa Kebangsaan! Hour-a-day lessons for Govt men N-LANGUAGE CAMPAIGN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed (JOVKRNMENT servants in Malaya will be going back to 'school" for one hour a day soon to prepare themselves for the implementation of Malay as the sole official language in September, 1967. The Establishment Office here has450 words
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269 1965-05-06 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed In\O Charge d'Attaires left here today to set up Malavsian diplomatic offices in Laeos, Nigeria, and Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. Incne Noor Adlan bin Yuhya Uddin. 25. and Inche Ahmad Faiz bin Abdul Hamid 26. told newsmen before their departure269 words
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Article62 1965-05-06 7 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Selangor Stamp Club yesterday I raised $225.10 at an auction sale >: .-'.imps and coins to boost the National Defence Fund. Th«* club secretary. Mr. C. Na- pvajah, said that about 120 item*. 1 first day covers and souvenir coins62 words
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73 1965-05-06 7 Union tells politicians: Leave us alone PUS ASH Wed. The general secretary of the National In ion of Government Office Workers Mr. An B Thoon Hock, today urged the Government to impose a ban on politicians and political parties interfering wtth legitimate trade union movements. "This is necessary in the73 words
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Article64 1965-05-06 7 KOI A iIHAKL. Weu. 1 i,e Meiuii Betar of Kelantan. lnri,, Moliamed Ami bin Hail Mudii. will open the timber proMMtag Loth Corporation Ltd. ai Kampong Batu BnU. 47 miles from here, on Friday. Thr company, wlio&p chairman is the lormer Mentri Besar. Dato Bfcjl64 words
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87 1965-05-06 7 SINGAPORE. Wed Pm- tensor John Kenneth Galbralth. former U.S. Ambassador to India and currently Prote.ssor of omlcs .v Harvard University. will fly into Singapore on Sunn ree-day visit On Monday he will meet ipore Government i officials, and is scheduled t<> visit development project* in87 words
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Article180 1965-05-06 7 RULE OF LAW WORLD PEACE PLAN I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. lv The concept of the rule of law is an international programme for world peace, a lawyer, Dato R. P. S. Rajasooria, told Rotarians here today. To achieve world peace all the citizens of the world should be educated and made180 words
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Article29 1965-05-06 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The ReclifTuMon Workers Union of Matey;i will hold a dinner at the Mandarin Restaurant in Bukit Bmtanc Road here at 7.30 p.m. on Friday.29 words
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Advertisement251 1965-05-06 7 GRANULES flavoured A new ONE-DOSE ■^i treatment for JlN* ROUNDWORMS f, and M I THREADWORMS PRIPSEN Granules, the new remedy for worms, gives you everything you jl^ ***"^F could ask for in a medicine. Only a SINGLE DOSE of PRIPSEN is needed j^** **f for clearing roundworms and the same251 words
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Obituary97 1965-05-06 8 Wer«\ til Minimum) MR IT MANUEL. «O Retired i Met Mentor Sanitary Inspector P.W »n<l uncle of G T.f. Panian passed away peacefully on IH-4-6S st l*udukoti. Bouth India MRS. LIM KIM KIAT nee Teo Xfee. passed away peacefully m 4, i:rnadnck Road. Spore If on 2-VM leaving behind97 words
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Article43 1965-05-06 8 IS W»r4t it (Minimum) EM JOY sn evening of sacred music th the Palermo Brothers (recording utKM snd nnnc evangisllst* Monri.lT 10 Tuesday 11 May 730 pm ivntecost Meihodis' Churth. Koon Sena; F.ond Sponxored hv Singapore Youth ?or Christ. Ail weirome43 words
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Article677 1965-05-06 8 A courteous and detailed reply by the secretary of the 1 Road Safety Council to editorial comment on the increased toll of the roads manages nevertheless to avoid the main charge we made. Does tin Ministry of Transiport, we asked, really know I enough about the multitude677 words
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Article457 1965-05-06 8 While denying "most emphatically" that Malaysian visitors to the Philippines have been badly treated, the Filipino Immigration Commissionier has not attempted to explain away any of the specific complaints made by the Singapore Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, on his own behalf and on behalf of457 words
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Article161 1965-05-06 8 Interest in Malay participation in business and industry will receive one of its biggest single boosts with next month's indigenous peoples' economic congress in Kuala Lumpur. More than 250 delegates from interested organisations in all parts of Malaysia will attend. The value the Government attaches to the congress161 words
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Article, Illustration744 1965-05-06 8 RICHARD HALL - RICHARD HALL Forced to take a militant line against any economic blockade by Southern Rhodesia, Mr, Kaunda will be in the agonising position of a battle commander with lines of communication in enemy country by LUSAKA, Wed AS Mr. Lan Smith's Government in Southern Rhodesia744 words
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Letter939 1965-05-06 8 THE ANSWERS IN SINGAPORE WE refer to the letter by "The Facts' (S.T. April 27) In which he enumerated a number of reasons why doctors are leaving Government service. Had he confined his criticisms to Singapore it would have been much easier to answer him, but his939 words
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Letter131 1965-05-06 8 AN 'EXODUS' OF SPECIALISTS iirE refer to the letter tt "The case for doctors in service" (S.T. April 27 1. We fully support the views expressed in the article as being largely true and accurate of conditions In Singapore. In the last, two years, more than 15 .specialists and doctors131 words
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Advertisement728 1965-05-06 8 StnrtsT^tftUtyM-il Cl*»*m*4 s«»srssiss«in«t imt M COLO STORASB SUPBRMMKtT Oretisr* (•aaeexleaiet ■>*•«) COLO STOKACMI BRANCHCS Navsl Aathorl..* afltSM CITY BOOK STORK LTO Wlneheatar M*»M, C»Mr*i Qu*r THI NlWf FRONT Fitipelilck's Svp*rni*rkat M. M. ISMAIL S Admiralty Ro*4, MtMl HAMIaTM STOM 141« Upp*r CKanft taM. Klngapor* 17. V RCTNASAMY S> CO j;j728 words
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Advertisement46 1965-05-06 8 I mmmmmammm^ mmmtmmmmmummmm ■fteeghou) The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cat to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Also Importer* E»po*t«n of H.gh CU*s Wort*e<h I Woollen. SINGAPORE: 21, Chulio S»fM», Tel: ***** HONGKONG: Mirodor Mansion, lit Floor. Room No. 8. 54 64. Nathan Rood, Kowloon.46 words
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Advertisement124 1965-05-06 8 AQXIAMATIC 110 THE INBOARD ENGINE WITH X THE OUTBOARD fesL Rugged and powerful, the Volvo itf PvS^Mvi PenU Aquamatio 110 horte- fvaLvsSCKl power utisfy the requirements .ISk^Cl^Sz^m^i of motor boat enthusiasts. "^S'lW^ 'W r Unequalled fuel economy and (tfiVKfiJkyf^r reliability, electrio hydraulio lift combining with all the me i features124 words
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Article, Illustration893 1965-05-06 9 Bargirl's last dive— boatman Murder trial told: Sunny Ang never icent into the water throughout that Tuesday FOURTH DAY OF THE ASSIZE TRIAL SINGAPORE, Wednesday YUSUF bin Ahmad, a boatman, told the Assizes today how his passenger, Jenny Cheok Cheng Kid, 22, disappeared while scuba-diving in the Pulau Dua Straits893 words
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Article, Illustration414 1965-05-06 9 Son defends our Jeddah envoy: So unfair... KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. JJAJI Suhaimi Kamaruddin, 25, today came to the defence of his father the Malaysian Ambassador in Jeddah saying it was "grossly unfair" to accuse the Jeddah Embassy of inadequate planning for the arrival of the King and Queen there recently.414 words
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295 1965-05-06 9 An earlier trip... she wasn't a 'skilful' swimmer by island to help in the search. They returned to tht straits with five or six pawangs all of whom dived Into the water. During all this while. Ang. who did not get Into the water, dropped the first tank, used by295 words
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Article50 1965-05-06 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A carpenter was slightly Injured today when a police constable's shotgun went off at the Housing and Development Board office at Jalan Limau In Kail ang Estate. Police said that a constable was taking over from his colleague at 11.15 a.m when the Incident occurred.50 words
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Article35 1965-05-06 9 Typhoid: One more case MALACCA. Wed. One more confirmed case of typhoid has i I been detected at Kampong Ayer Pa' Abas, near Alor Oajah. The patient haa been admitted to the General HoapitaJ her*.35 words
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Article57 1965-05-06 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police j today recovered a safe on the roadside outside the Victoria Institution in Jalan Besar It is not known what the safe t/ntalns. It has an inscription which reads "Dutch East Indies The owner of the safe Is a.sked to contact Inspector57 words
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Article38 1965-05-06 9 BATU PAH AT. Wed The executive committee of the Johore branch of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employee* will hold a meeting at the town council chamber in i Johore Bahru on Friday.38 words
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269 1965-05-06 9 BLAST BY UNION AT ASIAN ESTATE OWNERS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The All-Malayan Estate Staff Union today accused some Asian estate owners of giving the "worst conditions" of service to clerks, conductor* and dressers employed on their properties. Its general secretary. Mr. T. P. D. Xair. said in a statement: "Some269 words
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Article, Illustration263 1965-05-06 9 Singapore to figure in new Monsarrat novel SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore will be featured as one of the great trading seaports of the world in a historical novel soon to be written by Nicholas Monsarrat, author of the bestseller "The Cruel Sea." Mr. Monsarrat Is now In Singapore on bis way263 words
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Advertisement33 1965-05-06 9 jjjj plus 5 rolls of tape at regular retail price Q I GET A DYMO ADCI lUIAI#CBI 8 ea Em SI ■wn »V m^. W% CALL AT THE 1 |j SIGN 4\£ H33 words
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Miscellaneous687 1965-05-06 9 TV MALAYSIA (Singapura) CHANNEL 5 of the East < repeal broadcast); r-M.: 6.10 Opening and pro- 9.30 The Jack Benny Show; gramme summary In all lan- 9.55 Burkes L«w; 10.50 Lunar guages; 6.15 Belajar-lah Bahasa Bridgehead; 11.20 Musical InKebangsaan; 625 The Three terlude; 11.30 Close. Stooges; 6.44 Radio programme CHANNEL687 words
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Article, Illustration615 1965-05-06 10 GABRIEL LEE - GABRIEL LEE YOUR RECORD DOES HONOUR TO S PORE By SINGAPORE. Wed Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Isluik, today exhorted the Singapore Infantry Regiment to continue safeguarding Malaysia's territorial integrity. fun Yusof told the 2nd Battalion of the SIR615 words
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118 1965-05-06 10 Boy's tetanus death: Police seek Father 1 for inquiry— QINGAPORE. Wed Polii c O are looking for an uddjob labourer so that a Coroner's inquiry into the death of his son can he held. A police spokesman today >aid that Chua SCBf Kwanc. 53, the labourer had shifted from his118 words
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Article38 1965-05-06 10 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Stnga- port Council of Social Service will hold it-s 7th annual general meetIng at 5.30 p.m. on May 14 in the conference room of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street.38 words
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Article194 1965-05-06 10 SINGAPORE. Wed.— j The Comptroller of j Customs. Singapore. Mr. Tan Soo Chye. today clari- fled a report in the Straits Times, regarding new licensing fees enabling 16 firstclass tourist hotels to open their bars till 1 a.m. Ha said that no amendment had been made194 words
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Article313 1965-05-06 10 Ma h jong cheating cane SINGAPORE. Wednesday 'TWO women and a man. accused of cheating a 67-year-old egg-seller of 82,900 were today called j upon to make their defence by Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, Chief Inspector E. II Sheares. prosecuting, cloned >■ this morning after313 words
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Article27 1965-05-06 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Some 130 members of the Rochore Community Centre Vigilante Corps will attend a pirnu- at the Tanah Merah holiday ramp on May 1527 words
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Advertisement405 1965-05-06 10 NEW LUXURY STYLING NEW INTERIOR FINISH HEW BMW te Quality, Economy, Comfort. Safety, Elegance and Performance these are the 6 outstanding features of the NEW BMW LS. Improved clutch mechanism. SPECIAL OFFER! Very easy Down Payment terms available. SOLE AGENTS:- r^uolo^cn^o.u 7,e~ooanu. UN TI CO M CtAL HOU A f405 words
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Miscellaneous199 1965-05-06 10 Mini Oop B,i V.T. Unwnliwt ALLWrXiO "\\mi.,GEE pocAau. i knowis rF r hap akty I I yeh i auess \of course i 1 I awo t*m G£nnm T X KMOWHJirw}Nfr'6O6^,>OU JBRAJNS.I-P NEVER HAVt LET «v SHOULP SHOULP A+X> oT>-UT JX»iLrf I tMO NOVIKINO y^l^J^^l/J >^ ISSl SS^ (^Jf^ ryAi<£ HAVE199 words
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Article, Illustration355 1965-05-06 11 All but Peking favour Cambodia talks, says Walker LONDON, Wed 4 LI. the countries in South-East Asia, except Communist, China, warj,t a conference on Cambodia, which has broken relations with the United States. Mr. Patrick Gordon Waiker said in London yesterday. The former British Foreign Secretary was talking to reportersReuter - 355 words
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92 1965-05-06 11 IfASBRU. Wed. In Ba>utohii.ds first parliamentary elections tiu- moderate, Western -orientated Basutoland National Party i yesterday scored a narrow victory over the Communist Peking-backed. Congr. Party, the South African iatlon reported. Chief Leabua Jonathan's National Party captured 30 of the p; all-Alrican National Assembly 192 words
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Article32 1965-05-06 11 WASHINGTON. Wed— A H«n« Koui! tr:ic!ing firm i. cd all U.S. exiwrt prlvlli reahipping I air conditioner! "'OOO. the Cimimen-i I)c--p.irtmcn' The firm i> In Tr.iclmi: Co L'Pl32 words
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Article24 1965-05-06 11 B (1 to from K ••nd China for wheat A£2l 250.000 De.au.se it h-* 1101. c to aell He uter24 words
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Article, Illustration121 1965-05-06 11 COMi: of the 16.000 demonstrators carrying placards saying "I won't fight in Vietnam" anil "Stop killing in Vietnam" who marched on Washington last week, to protest against the war. Most of them were college students. Some of them came from as far away as the UniversityMirrorpic - 121 words
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216 1965-05-06 11 CAN SALVADOR. Wed. Soldiers are queueing in the streets to give blood as teams of surgeons fight to save hundreds seriously injured in Monday's seven second earthquake which shattered parts of the El Salvador capital and reduced to rubble thousands ol adobe homes.Reuter - 216 words
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229 1965-05-06 11 ATOM BLAST PLAN FOR I BUILDING A HARBOUR LONDON, Wednesda ATOMIC explosions may be used to blast a harbour for an iron ore port on a desolate stretch of the Western Australian coast. The Times reported today. The newspaper said talks bad been taking place between representatives of Western AustraliaReuter - 229 words
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Advertisement238 1965-05-06 11 Perma-Sharp stainless steel shaving is here have a HAPPY shave o times more W JP^^'-a. To most men, first shave with a new blade causes skin imtat.on due to the excessive sharpness of tht q m^y f\ f\¥ T\ j£ *2fi^k rt«w blade. With "PERMA-SHARP stainles* steel" this Ol I238 words
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Miscellaneous304 1965-05-06 11 Straits Times Crossword BOM 7 Object to writing letters riv1. Wisdom In govfriimFiit in the ing particulars <5> patl -th:s means there s been 8. How sad to have blundered change' >13>. over the case of a lot of poli--10. Random MCCMSM Include m\ 16 7) Mou s invention i3-2-4'.304 words
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Article238 1965-05-06 12 lIERE'S a recipe for Coffee frosted brownies ideal for packing in a packing basket. The family will love them. Makes 12. 3 oz. (or 3 rounded tablespoons) plain flour; 14 oz. (or 2 heaped tablespoons) cocoa powder. 1 level teaspoon baking powder. 4 oz butter or margarine: 8238 words
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Article, Illustration324 1965-05-06 12 yyiIKTIIHR a girl has pretty knees or not and there's no point in arguing about it hemlines are on the rise. Young girls who not long ago would have laughed at the thought of wearing dresses above the knees,324 words
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Article363 1965-05-06 12 SWEET TALK TURNS SOUR MEMO to ali those dewy little brides who get married shortly. Don't expect the sweet talk to last much longer, will you? The line he uses before you're married has a sad way of toughening up after:— As long as I'm with you darling. 1 don't363 words
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Article285 1965-05-06 12 CM3R proof that motherhood needn't mean an unflattering step-up in vital statistics, take a look at the number of career women who. after having their babies, still look trim and attractive at work Could every woman do le for every young wife to look a.- lovely285 words
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Advertisement134 1965-05-06 12 Revlorisnew 'Color CaddyV|liWL 3 full-size lipsticks iiy L' '-'y&L±:'--_j f summer-color cases/ Choose from 3 different 'Color Caddy' CollectionsPale Pastels: Bare Beiffe, Naked Pink, Beach Peach. Lights: Strawberry Vanilla, Coral Vanilla, Powder Pink. Mediums Persian Melon, Butterfly Pink, Tangerine Sherbet. j^^ For all-round beauty care^^^ jf v surround yourself With134 words
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Advertisement389 1965-05-06 12 r MOTHERS I AKTA-VITE ensures GOOD HEALTH f>w PROPER DEVELOPMENT and /-'22^uJ/\ RESERVES OF ENERGY »o< //fv V every member ot your family j |'[/4f—^ /»-Ji 1 Delicious in hot or cold milk, 'AKTA--1./ <mw\j I y VITf contain* a balanced tornulo of Wj If i^S «s*eiitiol vitamins. > I'389 words
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Advertisement196 1965-05-06 12 Advertisement POST BAG answering some of yoar beauty problems Beauty for Her Wedding! rest on my nfiUin; day. ,m "v rtutint t» tlvs Give your a rortaigfar'i iotrriMT* trcarment v :>h 'Anoc 1 renrh' Deep nntHingMilk iKiorcjourmedJuiftiliT. It pene" n into the pore* where xup sad Bet cannot teach and196 words
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Advertisement1301 1965-05-06 13 10 LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U.K.. Due S'pora «a.n Sham Penang ACHILLES liuryeal ci. 15 May J May 1/11 May It CYCLOPS Liverpaal, Glasgow May I May 11 May 12/11 May II PERSEUS Liverpool. Glasgow Kay 12 May 14 DEMOOOCUS Liverpeel, Glasgow May 19 May 21 May 22/25 May 211,301 words
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Advertisement1273 1965-05-06 13 THEX. A h£//V£S k EXPRESS SAILINGS TO NEAR EAST. CONTINENT AND SCANDINAVIA H b ram Kerj-g Am Genoa Havra H'Ourg K'oam Antw Copb KAMBODIA k) Sailed la Pt/May 7 1/1 May 25 iim 1 laid I II 14 POONA a) May 11/21 May 22/24 25/21 Juie II 25 li'ie 211,273 words
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Advertisement1208 1965-05-06 13 1 BENULINE I 1 ii umiiiiii EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t. CONTINENTAL PORTS DDUIfUAD For Liverpool Juaa 2 i BtNMHOK huii Juie 13 Singapore P S>am Penar^ Antwerp June 17 Ii Pt May 7 May I I Rotterdam June 21 BENLAWERS w. vm j £VS, m°,, s T7 PIM1,208 words
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Advertisement1277 1965-05-06 13 Igiw ELLERMAH BUCKNALLS.S. CO., LTD. \P*M U.K. /Continent Siagapora P. S'kaea Paaaa« 1 Cinr OF RIPON London, Hamburg, Rotterdam. Havra, Hull ...7. 27/JJ) May Mdf CITY OF COLOMBO Lcndon, Hamburg, Rottercam. Havre, Hull, Imminghan 15/27 Jim Mtmt Cm OF WELLINGTON London, Hamburg, Rotterdam. Havra, Hull, tmningham 25/27 Jaiy M MR|1,277 words
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Article122 1965-05-06 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. TX7TTH buyers active industrials were steadier today. Rises still outnumbered falls, but with a lesser margin. Some leaders lost ground. Base metal* and oils eased. Mt. Ixa was down Bd. to 335. Bd. Today's elasing prices with Tueaday's attaaa in bracket*. Mount 33 9 (34/3) It.122 words
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Article247 1965-05-06 14 !Vl'* V first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yes-U-rday at 74 cts. per lb., up oneeifhth of a cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. Tbe tone was inactive. HAS. and F.M.K.E. closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday:247 words
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Article26 1965-05-06 14 May 5. MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE; 74 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5736.30 (up $7.7.-)). Inofficial estimated offering 210 tons (up 5 tons).26 words
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616 1965-05-06 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was no improve--1 ment in turnover on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and the beginning of this month has seen business going to a new record low ebb. Yesterday the largest turnover was only 22.000 shares616 words
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Article26 1965-05-06 14 Malayan Stock Indice* May 4 M.,v 'Industrials: "t;.14 7."> 07 Tills: ''•">" 95.09 S rubbers: 10:5.7:: IM 73 Dpc. so, 19b:;— ioo Dec. 29. 1962-10026 words
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Article798 1965-05-06 14 BUSINESS In and reporUd to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounlops (1.000) 51. 44 I). (1.000) »l-44, (1.000) 5t.45; Esso (2.000) 51. 56. (9.000) $1.57: Eno dob.798 words
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Article83 1965-05-06 14 THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties (or the period from Mai 6 to May 12. Rubber 74 cU. a lb. Copra 5688 a ton. C oconut Oil 51.1164 a ton. Palm Oil $834 a ton. Palm Kernels 5483.75 a ton. The83 words
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Article69 1965-05-06 14 CHINESE Prortucs Eiehanga, Sinsjapora noon pricsa o*r pleul ytjterdsy: Coconut oil: bulk *04 sellers, drum era Castra: Apr. May UK/Contlnmti ÜbbjsjbMsl, Poppsri Muntok white 5145 aellera. Sarawak white fl42i aellera, aperial Sarawak black Sl22i aallera. garbled l-impong blark $145(N) aellen. AHTA. jl. F )Ti(N) seller*. Sinicapors Coconut Oil69 words
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271 1965-05-06 14 rpllK Straits tin price in 1 Penang yesterday after easing for two days rallied by $7.75 to $736.50, which took it back to just below the highest level for the year to date. The offering was estimated at 210 tons, op five tons.271 words
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Advertisement951 1965-05-06 14 AUSTRALIA SERVIGE/NE* tEAUNO INOIA. 1 »N AND C SUL* SERVIC* Freaa.Hi Alelsila. Meileerse Stismi ts. Mslrti ni Ntruittiaaa •vnart •> S'haai S'ewa i'oorn P S'na* Panani BULIMBA* SailcH B/ I May I/IB Miy RAJUIA lift 11 Miy 12 Miy 1) May -KrtU siaa* luae iB/tl laaa RJUUU a lua. laaa951 words
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Advertisement357 1965-05-06 14 PSHAM SPORE PENANO ETA/ETO ETA/ETD ETA/ETO FROM CALCUTTA, CHALNA A CHITTACONG M.V. "STATE OF KUTCH" tor Adeloxje Geelong, Melbourne, Hobort and Sydney May 7/9 May 10/11 FROM JAPAN M.V. "RATNA MANJUSHREE" tot Calcutta May 13/13 FROM AUSTRALIA S.S. "CAPTAYANNIS" tor Madras ond Calcutto May 19/22 May J4/21 FROM MADRAS. NAGAPATTINAM357 words
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Advertisement915 1965-05-06 15 fS^^^SSSSSS »^^n-^i^^^^^^^— (Continued from Pagr 81 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* SI (Ml*.)— Box SO rts. txtrm WANTED TAMBI. Must know car driving. I'hont (B'pore) ***** for appointments. WANTED by well established firm. Female Typist. State particulars, experience. Box A4nis S.T Spore. WANTED PART-TIME Salesman for TV. Refrigerators and Alrcondltloners. Telephone915 words
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Advertisement960 1965-05-06 15 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* St (Min.)— Box SO et: txtrm WANTED RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST experience not necessary. Apply with latest photo to Kllllney Road. P.O. Box llt>. Singapore 10. WANTED: Graduates/H BC. holders to teach Upper Secondary Classes. Apply Immediately to The Secretary. Board of Governors. Secondary English School. Pontian. FREELANCE CANVASSERS960 words
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Advertisement1128 1965-05-06 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Word* tt (Ml*.)— Box SO et* txlrm LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED NEW rial Eng Tal Manalon 3 Bedrooms, (One Alrconditioned) Longbath, Telephone ft Fridge. One year leaae required Rent (500/. Monthly. Apply Telephone (B'pore) ***** Office Houra VUMIN ESTATE a Housing Agency Dept. Two Independent furnished Oats with land1,128 words
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Advertisement763 1965-05-06 15 EDUCATION It Word* U (Ml*.)— Box tt rts. txtrm HSO, OSC MODEL Answers, t re. list Cboy Enterprise*. P.O. Box 2003. Spore LEARN TYPING under experienced Teachers. Ll-B!nn School, 265-B. New Bridge Road. Spore. MALAY LANGUAQI CLASSES. Just started, for August Exam. Comprehensive notes provided. Graduate Teachers. Pbone (Spore) *****.763 words
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Advertisement998 1965-05-06 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* M (Mi*.)— Box U rts. txtrm 1953 ANQLIA DC lux new tyre* and battery on* owner 13.400.00 0.n.0. Phone K.L. *****. 1961 JAGUAR MKM. 3.4 4 new tyres. Insurance Tax January 1066. 41, Scotts Road, Bingapure IX2 CORTINA S3OOO. Quick sale two door. Phone Lt.998 words
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Advertisement766 1965-05-06 15 AT YOUR SERVICE It Word* U (Ml*.)— Box to ct*. txtrm RING VOUK PLAN Tracings to Motion Sraltß ot Battery Road tor upcedy Prints. Cooscisnuom works guarantied. PHOTO OOPVINO PLAN PRINT INU. Metropolitan Building B«rvim. «v lledelros Building. Blnkitpor*, Tel ***** 408. Cnlna Insumoce Buildin* K.L. Tel *****. Wl COPY766 words
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Advertisement660 1965-05-06 15 NATIONAL CHAMBER OF MALAYAN MANUFACTURERS The National Chamber of Malayan Manufacturers announces the opening of its new offices on the Bth floor of the new Chartered Bank building, Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur. Hitherto the National Chamber operated from the office of Messrs. Evatt it Co., a firm of Secretaries and660 words
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Advertisement340 1965-05-06 15 MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited from registered Class 'B contractors for the execution of earthworks In cut and fill, the construction of roads, drains and culverts and the erection and completion of 16 blocks (181 Units) of Three-room type terrace houses for Area E of the Kampong340 words
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1495 1965-05-06 16 RACING with Epsom Jeep PE N A N G. Wed. Bright Eyes IV, ridden by Maniam. survived an objection in Race 3ix for Class 3 Div. 2 horses over 7f to pay the day's best dividend of $123 for a win ticket here1,495 words
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Article632 1965-05-06 16 UOXING Boston. Wed. i Heavyweight champion Caasiut, Clay fired the tir.st broadside yesterday in whai Is sure to become a three-week war of nerves when he branded Sonny Uston "a dirty lighter" who purposely tried to blind him In their first bout. j ClayReuter; AP; UPI - 632 words
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Article52 1965-05-06 16 I ONDON Wed.— Thr 7-1 cIUOM (iulf I'rarl. owned by American J.H. Whitney, won [he Chesrun over 121 and 53yd» at Chester yej.tr: Riddrn by Jimmy Lindlev (iulf Pearl beat Foothill 1 2-1 >by II lengths with the n-io fa. vourito Quintlllian third hall lengthReuter - 52 words
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Article, Illustration509 1965-05-06 17 TENGKU CHEERS AS MALAYSIAN YOUTHS TAKE THIRD PLACE WITH 4-1 WIN HK COACH COMPLAINS: MY BOYS ATE TOO MUCH r p)KYO, Wed. Israel captured the Asian Youth soccer tournament championship today in a laultless display of top-grade football which carried them to a 5-9Reuter; UPI - 509 words
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499 1965-05-06 17 NORMAN SIEBEL - 26 COACHES ARE READY TO WORK —FOR WHOM? NORMAN SIEBEL by SPORTSFRONT MALAYSIA now has 26 new qualified athletic coaches; young men from ten of the 14 states who have just completed a three-week intensive course at the National Youth Training Centre in Kuala Kubu Bahru. One the eve of499 words
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261 1965-05-06 17 entertain the tourists for four| gain said: "With a deficit of S6OO on our hands, we did not have the resources for such i an undertaking and the MCA would not commit themselves to i r.ce. "In the circumstances the NSCA decided on261 words
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Article135 1965-05-06 17 Wearnes in hunt again for title SINGAPORE, Wed.— Hong Kong B.u.k'.s tine 2-1 win OWT I B;mk and Cold StoruUf'.s .snrpri.se 5-2 drfe.it at the handa <>f Wcarne Brothers today, if n SBHFA league first i chasnpianahip wide open, i Hongkong Bank and Cold Stor- j .ik.v tevc completed their135 words
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Article90 1965-05-06 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The FAM ein»>rcency committee upheld referee Lee Pak Tongs decision in abandoning the Johore Singapore Joint Services Malaya Cup BMteil :u Sri Gelam field. Johore Bahru. on Apr. 25 because of heavy rain. The competitions committee will fix a new date for the replay.90 words
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275 1965-05-06 17 MANSOOR RAHMAN - SSCM to launch drive to raise $15,000- MANSOOR RAHMAN By ■/"UALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Schools' Sports Council of Malaysia will next week launch their campaign to collect an amount equal to the $15,000 government grant given to them yesterday. T Mori, president of the SSCM told Tlmesport today that the275 words
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Article21 1965-05-06 17 KUALA LIPIS. Wed. Upta Police Circle will hold their athletic meet at the Clifford Secondary School on May 821 words
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Article113 1965-05-06 17 KL'ALA LUMPUR. W«-c!. The i Footb.ll Association ol I sta will accommodate ilr- tcuring Kwong Wah Athle'ic Ass>'riafl< i n of Hnntr Kong for five matches during June 14-20. The visitors, who ir>> on a rt A.s'a t"ur. will have I is drawn fr"m the113 words
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Advertisement625 1965-05-06 16 ■■■l-iiW-.+WiL'l'H-l THE METAL BOX COMPANY OF MALAYSIA LIMITED Incorporated In Singapore) NOTKK Of LOST SHARE I'K1IM( ATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbal ihe Share Certincate No.! ***** tor 759 shares. Distinctive Nns 10H***** to *****244, In the name of MISS CHARLOTTE S. THOMAS has been reported lost or dent roved.625 words
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Advertisement471 1965-05-06 16 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. SELANGOR I'AWARAN clarion da Pemtx>rong2 van-- nerdaltur dl-J.K.R. Mm "E" dan ka-utas akan di'.erima di-Prjabai Jurutera Negprt. IKK sHanuor. Kuala Lumpur sH-hintrea pukul 300 DetanK »a>!n lOhb May. 1965 UNTOK: MEMBENA DAN MEN-DIRI-KAN SABUAH PEJABAT UGAMA. DUA <2p UNIT KELAS F QRS. DAN SATf I I NIT471 words
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Advertisement809 1965-05-06 16 rutJLIC Ar*ruilN I MENTS BP MALAYSIA LIMITED I APPLICATIONS are Innwo irum .suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the lollowing positions in BP Malaysia Limited. OrEKATIONS KNGINKER: Candidates should be agea between 25 and io. A Diploma In Mechanical Engineering from Singapore Polytechnic or Higher National Certincate and fluency in the809 words
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Advertisement834 1965-05-06 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMLNTS MALAYAN RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION VACANCM FOR CIVIL BKMM Applications are invited from Federal Citizens lor appointment as Civil Engineers in ihe Malayan Hallway on a salary scale SC2B x I 34-934 982 x 34-1254 per month plus cost ot living allowance at current rate. 2 The minimum qualifications required834 words
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Advertisement847 1965-05-06 16 NOTICES HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD £\humatioa of Graves on Let Hi Mk. I. Stirling Road farmerly known as Cbeang Hoo» lim Barial (.round NOTICE is hereby given thai all the graves on State land Lot 115 Mukim 1. bounded by Stirling Road, Queens way and Anggors Close, formerly known as847 words
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Advertisement282 1965-05-06 17 a^B '■''^^^■■laa^j C? Model +43« I BP*JH p pcy c quality gives a llmul world of pleasure Model 4436. 23" TV with I /^jj^^^K N automatic brain which l|r Sk^TZQ '^"^-1 H switch on or change chan- »^^^V Model 4310. Up -to date }z &m Wtv Ifflfl design for modern282 words
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Miscellaneous30 1965-05-06 17 SUMMARY cm l|Mjh Div I: Chene Wah 1 l»n Kilat "A' 5 NUCW 1 Div 3: NLYC 6 La SalI Nsak Ulv. 1 (T Anaon):, SAS 3 Tamil Youngsters 1.30 words
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Miscellaneous111 1965-05-06 17 DIARY ■OCCm Sjor DJv. S: SIA v Umno (Taylor Rd > Jolly Lads v Bungsar Indians (Pudu Rd). Nagri Div. 1: Malays v Chin Woo iS ban Station prtgi. Ipoh Div. 2 Malays v Menglembu (Jn A. Jalil); Div 3 DID v Kilat B Shaw Bros. 'B v Cheng Wah111 words
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Article50 1965-05-06 18 STRASBOURG (Prance). Wed. j A bust ot Sir Winston Churchill u.i unveiled at the tirst "Europe! i lebruiions here today. The uuveiliiiK was the highlight of celebrations commemorating the to mdlng in London 16 years ■fjO of the 18-nation Council of Europe to promote European unity. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article54 1965-05-06 18 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The SATA mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the Kampong Aver Gemuruh Community Centre, Jalnn Diuat Nanas. from tomorrow till May 11 between 4.30 p.m. ami 8 p.m. daily. Residents l:i Kampong Ayer Gemuruh. Jalan Daiat Nanas, Jalan Sakama, and Wing Loong Road can54 words
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Article43 1965-05-06 18 HONG KONG. Wed— Police today investigated the theft of a portrait of Lin Dai. the Hon^ Kong movie queen who brought sadness to her many fans in South-east Asia when she died j from an overdose of sleeping pills List July.43 words
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92 1965-05-06 18 Well done, SIR! Tun Yusors personal call SINGAPORE'S Yang di-Pertuan Xegara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. inspecting a parade mounted by men of the 2nd Bn.. Singapore Infantry Regiment, during his tour of Camp Temasek in Tin Pandan yesterday. Tun Yusof. in the uniform of Colonel of the battalion. is escorted92 words
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Article51 1965-05-06 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Assembhiiian lor Anson, Mr. P. Govlm.u-samy, today declared open national language elocution contest at the Singapore Polytechnic main lecture theatre. The contest is organised by the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union in conjunction with the National Language Month. The finals will be held on May51 words
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Article35 1965-05-06 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Adelphl Hotel has set up an "Open Air Snack Corner" on the roof garden for informal occasions and snacks. It Is open daily from 6 p.m. to midnight except Sunday.35 words
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109 1965-05-06 18 T ONDON. Wed. The Li Duke of Edinburgh last night announced a special award for young people working on projects which foster "togetherness" between races. He said that former West Indian diplomat and cricketer Sir Learle Constantine. mountaineer Sir John Hunt, and Ruth Otas. expertReuter - 109 words
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Article, Illustration241 1965-05-06 18 No bosom, decides fashion designer Dali pARIS. Wed. Sur- realist painter Salvador Dali launched himself into the world of fashion design last night with a move entirely to suppress the bosom, replace it with cloth wings and present women as angels. Dali has signed a 10-year contract with an AmericanReuter - 241 words
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Article40 1965-05-06 18 CAIRO. Wed— A trailer loaded with farm workers overturned and fell into a canal at Abshaway ElMalak village in the Nile Delta today, police said. They reported 19 persons were drowned and 11 rescued.— UPl.40 words
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Article432 1965-05-06 18 LONDON. Wed. The stock j markets gave an uncertain pertormance ahead ot tomorrows steel vote and, although there were some stood features, the general tendency v.as towards slightly; lower levels. Falls predominated i on the day. Steels fluctuated within narrow limn-, but closed easier. Ollts432 words
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265 1965-05-06 18 Compromise Seato communique agreed to on Vietnam LONDON. Wed. The South-east Asia Treaty Organisation Council today agreed in principle on a compromise communique on American policy in Vietnam. The American Undersecretary of State. Mr. George Ball, said on leaving a nearly twohour secret session of the eight-nation council at Lancaster265 words
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Article87 1965-05-06 18 QAIGON. Wed. South »3 Vietnam today ordered the expulsion of the chief correspondent of the Agence France Presse. Mr. Jean George, halted all French broadcasts, and warned that further diplomatic measures might be taken against France. At the same time. South Vietnamese Gov- eminent workers began tearingReuter - 87 words
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Article46 1965-05-06 18 LONDON. Wed "Miss Eng- land" of 1965, Jennifer Gurley. suffered facial injuries today in a motor accident near Gatwick Air port, south of here. I: -a;is the second accident recently for Miss Gurley, 20. who bioke her arm in a fall last week46 words
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Article354 1965-05-06 18 Just fancy that... I ONDON. Wed. A millionaire throw a £3.500 champagne party at Claridges, one of London's most exclusive hotels on Monday night months after his death and five months late. The party, attended b employees. r< friends, was the last Wish of property developer Bernard Sunley, who diedAP - 354 words
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Advertisement135 1965-05-06 18 STUDY AT HOME POSTAL yMj TUITION Wf\(^^,\ ENSURE BETTER GRADES, CREDITS AND DISTINCTIONS BY FOLLOWING OUR HOME-STUDY COURSES IN ANY SUBJECT FOR THE FOLLOWING -1965/1966 EXAMINATIONS 1. Higher School Certificate 6. Qualifying Test 2. School Certificate 7. Lower Cert, of Education 3. General Certificate 8. Primary VI 4. Malaysia Certificate135 words
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Miscellaneous32 1965-05-06 18 No water areas SINGAPORE. Wed— Water ply to Alexandra Terrace, Pepy.s Road. Pasir Panjang Hill. B;.. Hill and Lebrador Villa Road will shut off from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m on Sunday.32 words
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Miscellaneous52 1965-05-06 18 THE WEATHER Highest :ind lowest temperature In Malaysia (or the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 77 Kota Bharu 88 75 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 75 I Malacca 86 73 I Singapore 84 73 C. Highlands 72 57 Jesselton 88 73 Kuchlng52 words
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