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Title Section27 1965-06-07 1 RATIONAL LIBRARY; SINGAPORE. AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 f .tAA The Straits Times [ft**** Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 100527 words
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Article, Illustration376 1965-06-07 1 Help for the indigenous people KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. j THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today announced the setting up of seven divisions within the Rural and Industrial Development Authority to help improve the economy of the indigenous people. The divisions and Uieir lusks arc: TRAINING376 words
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168 1965-06-07 1 African ballet's chief: Cover up our women? We would rather go away KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. T*HE director of the Les Ballets Africains, A Mr. M'Carthy Samuel, said today there is no immorality in their cultural dances. "We are proud to present for the first time our cultural dances to the168 words
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Article25 1965-06-07 1 WEST BERLIN. Sun —A 22--yetr-old East German border guard crossed over the Berlin Wall early today in uniform and with sub-machinefrun. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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75 1965-06-07 1 DANANO, Sun— Two U.S. Marine helicopters from Seventh Fleet Carrier. Iwo Jima, collided in midair today and crashed into the sea. All eight crewmen aboard both craft are feared dead. A U.S. spokesman here said three bodies had been recovered from the sea.75 words
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Article, Illustration551 1965-06-07 1 McDIVITTAND WHITE ENTER FOURTH DAY OF FLIGHT HOUSTON, (Texas) Sunday. GEMINI space twins James McDivitt and Edward White orbited through the heavens into their ffnal day in space today, unshaven and itchry. but still cheerfully prepared to stay up longer. In spite ol the* discomfortReuter - 551 words
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139 1965-06-07 1 U Thant will attend Algiers conference UNITED NATIONS Sun. The Secre-tary-General, U Thant, will attend the conference of Asian-African countries in Algiers, a U. N. spokesman said. He said U Thant may not be at the June 29 opening, but will arrive as soon as possible afterwards. U Thant will139 words
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125 1965-06-07 1 TEHERAN. Sunday. FIRE and an explosion aboard a 40.n00-ton Italian oil tanker was feared to have taken a heavy toll Of life. Two men an oil company I worker and a customs man. i both on shore were known i dead In the fireUPI - 125 words
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Article34 1965-06-07 1 BANGKOK. Sun. A U.S. Air Force F-105 jet fighter exploded in mid-air over the Mekong river dividing Cambodia and Thailand. reports reaching here Mid yesterday The pilot parachuted to I safety34 words
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Article24 1965-06-07 1 JAKARTA Sun— The .wni-of-flcial Indonesian Herald has accused India of attempting to "deviate" this months Afro-Asian conference from Its an U-Imperial-*sm "commitment."24 words
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Article73 1965-06-07 1 PARIS. Sun. A Parisian, who wanted to talk to a colleague in Milan, 375 miles away in Italy and put in a telephone call. was told there might be some delay. When the operator finally made the connec- i tion. four and a half hours later, theReuter - 73 words
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710 1965-06-07 1 'Work for a just and equitable Malaysia' pledge SPORE RALLY BY SOLIDARITY CONVENTION SINGAPORE, Sun. The Malaysian So- lidarity Convention, at a rally attended by a capacity crowd at the National Theatre, today, pledged to unite and mobilise all their potential preponderant strength to build the foundations of "a united,710 words
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162 1965-06-07 1 PONTIAN INDONS MURDER COCONUT PLANTER pONTIAN, Sun. 1 Indonesian infiltrators who landed in the Pontian district of Johore early this week killed a 62--year-old coconut planter. His mutilated body with parang slashes across the neck and body was found this morning by three members of the local Vigilante Corps. Scattered162 words
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Article57 1965-06-07 1 LONDON. Sun Bernard Vaughn said today he is ■urpriaed he lorn a 10-1 bet with his mother thai ins wife would have a boy. "I can't understand what went wrong." he said, after his wife ga\e birth to a girl this week. "The Vaughn familyReuter - 57 words
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Article203 1965-06-07 1 CAIGON, Sun. Large concentrations of Communist V i c t c o n g forces appeared today to be closing in on PleiI ku, 240 miles north-oast of Saigon, following a night of small guerilla attacks through the area. Reports reaching Saigon thisReuter - 203 words
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Article29 1965-06-07 1 NORTH VIETNAM CLAIM TOKYO. Sun. North Vietnam said today it had shot clown three American plane*. damaged many oHhts ycsertlay. North Vietnam News Ak< ncy rportcd. Router.Reuter - 29 words
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AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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201 1965-06-07 2 SAIGON, Sun. About 15,000 more U.S. troops with amphibious equipment that can operate in South Vietnam's criss-cross of rivers and flooded padi fields will soon arrive in Vietnam, according to informed military sources. Waves of cargo aircraft are bringing the reinforcements to Okinawa andReuter - 201 words
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300 1965-06-07 2 64 yesterday— 'complete rest' JAKARTA, Sun PRESIDENT Soekarno said at his summer palace in Bogor yesterday: "I must have a complete rest, and therefore I want to hide on my birthday." He told reporters: "If I did not hide you can imagineReuter; UPI - 300 words
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Article39 1965-06-07 2 JERUSALEM (Jordanian Sectoii. Sun. Jordan and Israel have lodged complaints with the Jordanian-Israeli mixed armistice commission over an exchange of fir* across the border north of Amman on Friday night, a Jordanian commission member said today. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article109 1965-06-07 2 JAKARTA BANS INDEPENDENT PAPERS JAKARTA, Sun. The Indonesian Government yesterday announced a new set of regulations that virtually forbids the publication of independent newspapers. Un^er the regulations, which came into effect as of Friday, the Government will only grant licences to newspapers that are affiliated .<• political parties, social organisations,AP; UPI - 109 words
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183 1965-06-07 2 Indonesians still like Americans despite all disputes, says Jones HONOLULU Sunday. MERICANS are still liked in Indonesia, despite A disputes between Jakarta and Washington, according to former U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Howard P. Jones. Mr. Jones, newly- appointed I Chancellor of the East-West Centre at the University of Hawaii,183 words
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Article52 1965-06-07 2 TAIPEH. Sun. Lin Tienchen, alias "Black Dog", yesterday received the death sent«nce froir a Taipeh district court for dope trafficking. The presiding judge in passing the death sentence said Lin wa* given capital punishment for having engaged in dope peddling for six years between 1956 andReuter - 52 words
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Article59 1965-06-07 2 SUVA (FIJI). Sun. More than 1.700 Fiji residents are now part owners of the colony's biggest Industry sugar milling South Pacific Sugar Mills Ltd.. which owns the four crushing mills in the colony, issued an invitation to the people of Fiji to take up shares inReuter - 59 words
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Article24 1965-06-07 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesians have been notified that there will be a one-week air raid exercise throughout the country starting tomorrow. A.P.AP - 24 words
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Article75 1965-06-07 2 DAR-ES-SALAM. Sun.— The Chinese Prime Minister. Mr. Chou En-lal. and President Jallus Nyerere. yesterday held their first formal talks since the Chinese leader's arrival on Friday for a four-day visit to Tanzania. Government sources said i members of Mr. Chou's delegation, which includes the Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs.Reuter - 75 words
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158 1965-06-07 2 '$17 for an Indian head' on the Kashmir line YEW DELHI, Sun. 11 An official Indian spokesman said today that Pakistani irregulars had been offered rewards for producing heads of civilians they had killed in raids across the Kashmir ceasefire line. The reward offered was 25 rupees (about $17) aReuter - 158 words
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Advertisement168 1965-06-07 2 Swpet news You enjoy sweet things, but want to stay slim and active? Then Hermesetas (pronounced Herme-SEE-tas) U for yomt This pure Swiss sweetener is fat sweeter than ordinary sacchatins. No additives, so no after* taste, no stomach upsets. And no worries about overweight! Life is sweeter with economical Hermesetas.168 words
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Miscellaneous22 1965-06-07 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /^IT WAS TWE^N ■\T POSTMAN WITH J J£ (i'll ao) VjJ*fss-^ II /i cany uait^ h x22 words
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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183 1965-06-07 3 Concord: Now Bonn and Rome are invited I OKDON. Sun- Britain has hrld exploratory talks with West Germany and Italy after inviting them to cooperate in the AnßloFrench project to produce the Concord supersonic airliner. An Aviation Ministry spokesman said here last night that British representatives had discussed the proposalReuter - 183 words
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Article34 1965-06-07 3 PARIS. Sun. Prance mill have a population of 49 million by the end of July, an Increase of seven million Inhabitant* In the last 15 yef.rs. the National Statistics Institute announced. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article64 1965-06-07 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Russian parachutist preparing to jump was thrown from his plane when it went into a dive Rut the pilot pulled hack on the stick and the parachutist, Vasily Prcherskikh. landed back "ii top of the aircraft. He crawled along the fuselage in mid -air, jumpedReuter - 64 words
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81 1965-06-07 3 LONDON. Sun. Leading Russian poetess Anna Akhmatova received the honorary degree of doctor of letters of Oxford University here on Friday The 77-year-old writer, denounced during the Stalinist regime, heard herself described as "m embodiment of the past who can console the present andReuter - 81 words
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Article38 1965-06-07 3 ATLANTA. Sun. Ku Klux Elan officials, with a hu«e metal cross as backdrop, at a rally of 600 supporters, last night called for renewed strength and Increased Klan activity. Including marches In other southern cities. Rcuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration438 1965-06-07 3 THIRD DAY AND THE SPACE TWINS CATCH UP ON SLEEP In excellent health and with no ill-effects from over 60 hours in space HOUSTON, Sunday gPACE twins James McDivitt and Edward White were following orders to catch up on their sleep today as they approached the three-quarter mark of theirReuter - 438 words
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107 1965-06-07 3 THE HAGUE. Sun. -Police protection has been given to the British Ambassador. Sir Peter Garran, because of a letter he received from a man threatening to kill him, an Embassy spokesman said last night. Police said the letter threatening to shoot Sir PeterReuter - 107 words
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Article34 1965-06-07 3 BIRMINGHAM. Sun. The £33 million Rover Motor ManuI facturlr.K Group here has made a i successful takeover bid for the Alvi.s firm, internationally known for custom-built cars and military vehicle production. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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191 1965-06-07 3 Water gun and 'cap pistol' next for spacemen UOLSTON (Texas), 11 Sun.— A "water ffun," a "cap pistol" and improvements to the propulsion gun carried by Astronaut Edward White in his space walk are being developed for future space flights. Mr. Harold Johnson, division chief of crew systems at the191 words
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Article36 1965-06-07 3 VIENNA. Sun.— Budapest s Nep stadium, which holds 90.000 people, has already been sold out for the only performance In Hungary by the American jazz trumpeter 1 a i Armstrong next Wednesday. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article29 1965-06-07 3 PARIS Sim A 53-year-old man has been sent to prison for four months for bltinn a policeman who tried to stop him beating his wife Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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138 1965-06-07 3 LONDON. Sunday. ol Whitsun holiday travellers milled in chaos through London Airport today as a snap unofficial strike by British European Airways staff worsened. i Baggage loaders who struck yesterday, leaving 10.000 passengers stranded at the airport, were joined today by drivers, caterers, loaders and warehousemenReuter - 138 words
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219 1965-06-07 3 The rich girl who starved herself to death I ONDON. Sun.—Bren- da Marsh. 18, who lived in a comfortable home with a well-to-do family, died of starvation. Her smartly dressed mother. Mrs. Jessie Marsh, told an inquest on Friday that the girl had obstinately refused to eat. Instead, she wouldUPI - 219 words
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97 1965-06-07 3 NEW YORK- Sun.— The New York subway system thi& week 1 had its first crime-tree night. In history. transit commissioner John Gilhooley said yesterday. He said this record, set on j Thursday night, was "remarkable testimony" to a recently Introduced plan forReuter - 97 words
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Article38 1965-06-07 3 LONDON. Sun Mr. Arthur Bottomoley. the Bri'.Lsh Commonwealth Secretary, yesteroay rejected a suß«e*ti m that Britain should try to get the United Nations to mediate in the Rann of Kutch dispute between India and Pakistan- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Advertisement257 1965-06-07 3 iJM W^ Why break your T^llfP t\ |I|4UM arm lifting an old- Ifjl \J fi l^^tiLl^l V C;^ -^~r\ weight iron when I I B^B* H 111 B^S' B^^^^^^^iJl way of ironing? With a Philips 111 LI «^BT A lightweight. Just set the dial at m the right heat and257 words
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Advertisement216 1965-06-07 3 Beautifying COMPLEXION Raising RESISTANCE Fortifying VITALITY f^^p 9Sii mcS^B^^^B^l 4. Ti f/|lll j^B^^fdl If IKI Wonder Tonic with VjjP Each Sweetlet is equivalent to 10 oranges vitamin C). HICEE SWEETLET& will keep your v complexion smooth and clear, free I \>"* from blemishes and rough skin. It will also relieve216 words
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1224 1965-06-07 4 INDIGENOUS PEOPLE GET A SWEEPING PLAN KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A comprehensive plan to help Malay and other native small holders has been recommended to the Economic Congress of the Indigenous People here. Highlights of the plan are: THE INTRODUCTION of legislation1,224 words
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Article, Illustration327 1965-06-07 4 Ungku Aziz: Capitalism or co-ops to better ijf e for indigenous people? KUALA LUivA'UR, Sun. The Dean of the Faculty of Arts, University of Malaya, Prof. Ungku Abdul Aziz, has told the Economic Congress of the Indigenous People that it has to decide between the path of capitalism and the327 words
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279 1965-06-07 4 UNITE AGAINST PAP's 'SEPARATISM' CALL BY KEAN SIEW KUALA LUMPUR. Sun rpHE secretary-general of the Socialist Front Mr. Lim Kean Siew, today called on the people to unite against PAP's "separatism." In a speech read by a leading member of the Selangor division of the Labour Party. Mr. Pang Qui279 words
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Article76 1965-06-07 4 PENANG. Sun.— Mr POT Swainson. Penang branch manager of Boustead and Co. Ltd I last night presented watches to I four members of the staff who have retired after putting in a total of 136 years service Inche Hashim bin Mohamet 60. Mr Yeap Chong76 words
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Article34 1965-06-07 4 PORT HWETTENHAM. Sun Eight of the fast batch of Mu.slim pilgrims who arrived in the liner Kuala Lumpur here on Friday, have been admitted to Kiang District Hospital with smallpox34 words
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Article48 1965-06-07 4 26 complete course MUAR. Sun.— The first batch of 26 volunteers from the Muar Civil Defence Corps completed a twomonth intensive training course here yes'erday The District Officer, fnche Mohamed Smd bin Mnhameri Tabir. who Is the chairman of the corps, took the salute -v the passingout parade48 words
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Article, Illustration311 1965-06-07 4 From ARTHUR RICHARDS I ONDON. Sur> The rate of British investment in Malaysia has been impeded by President Soekarnos confrontation towards the region. This was stated by Lord Nelson of Stafford, chairman and chief executive of the English Electric Company Limited, who311 words
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112 1965-06-07 4 If U ALA LUMPUR, Sun Building plans for a $70,000 three-storey headquarters for the 14,000-stron* National Mining Workers' Union are beinsr finalised by its architects. The union's executive secretary, Mr. M. Arokiasamy, said that two shop lots in Brickfields Road had already been112 words
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Article34 1965-06-07 4 IPOH Sun. The birthday of the Sultan of Peralc. which has been celebrated on Aue. 28 for th« oast two years, will be officially celebrated on Sept 15 from UUa year onwards34 words
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Article193 1965-06-07 4 J^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysian Indians have been urged to act as a "unifying torce In the country Speaking at a dinner given in his honour by the Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce here, the Indian High Commissioner to Malaysia Mr. M.K. Kidwai. said that Indians193 words
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Advertisement286 1965-06-07 4 [The smoothest, safest ballpoint in the world... SH EAFFER Imperial II Put a Sh._. fer ballpoint to paper and you immediately feel the gliding ease... effortless writing without smudging. And, only a Sheaffer has the exclusive 'Safeguard' clip. Press it, and instantly the point is ready for writing. Press it286 words
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Advertisement142 1965-06-07 5 First in Malaysia First in the world In Malaysia all over the world— more people smoke Rothmans than <^^^^^ any other KING SIZE VIRGINIA cigarette. And for a good reason. fS^i m Nobody knows more about making KING SIZE cigarettes than Rothmans. m The best tobacco money can buy— a142 words
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Article, Illustration369 1965-06-07 6 SEVENTEEN Sinsaporc employees of the Straits Times Press, Ltd., with a total of 538 years of service last night received Atmos clocks and gold watches from Mr. A.C. Simmons. Chairman and Managing Director of the company, in appreciation of tseir long service. The occasion was369 words
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Article290 1965-06-07 6 PENANG, Sunday. FkR. LIM CHONG EU, leader of the UDP Opposi- tion, will jntroduce a motion at the State Legislative Assembly meeting next Wednesday, urging the State Government to investigate the "urgent problem" facing Penang-based trawler- I fishermen. Dr. Lim (Kotsy will urge I290 words
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Article127 1965-06-07 6 Burmese doctors for exam course OINGAPORE, Sun. —A group of 12 Burmese doctors flew into Singapore today for a three-month Colombo Plan course, which will enable them to sit for their primary Fellow of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons certificate examinations, at the University of Singapore. Three more of127 words
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Article172 1965-06-07 6 A LOR STAR, Sun. A Ked a h Princess, Tengku Kamal i a h, youngest sister of the Sultan of Kedah, celebrated her 19th birthday today with her engagement to her cousin, Tengku Ja'afar Laksa- I mana, 23, grand-nephew of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul172 words
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Article198 1965-06-07 6 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Adult Education Board announced today that members of the Public can now enrol tor the boards new tnree-month course in •Graphic Design and Silk Screen Printing," i whicn will be held at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise commencing as soon as sufficient198 words
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Article23 1965-06-07 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr Jaswant Singh Bandal has been elected president of the Singapore Khalsa Association at its 32nd annual meeting recently.23 words
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Advertisement46 1965-06-07 6 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS DATO' RUNME SHAW on the conferment of PANGLIMA NEGARA di-dolam Darjah Mulia Pongkuan Negara by Duli Yang Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pcrtuan Agong on June 2nd 196S from the Management of KV3LL U UiC RESTAURANT LIDO CINEMA BUILDING, ORCHARD ROAD, S PORE 9.46 words
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Advertisement63 1965-06-07 6 I E&rWctfi!.} Today 3 Show, 3-a 9 a.m. A POWeRfUL MUSICAL Ml COD t AM A! IMttfDA REMMAN JL Tj-aLaß^KaWt^^KrT^^y Last Day: 3.30 I 7.30 p.m. Steve Reeves in "HERCULES" Eng. (with Scope and Color) Tomorrow Only: "The Quick ond The Dead" Eng. Last 2 Mm 3.30 A 7.30 a.m.63 words
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Advertisement277 1965-06-07 6 Arriving VERY 500N Simultaneously" at (s pore) CAPITOL FEDERAL (k. l.) a TRUE! HEROIC! SUICIDAL EPIC OF THE" a UNDERGROUND FIGHTERS in WORLD WAR II! af fIM Bt^ w bbr bbeP^^^'^bß^B ■Aw&i ■bb^^^^Hbbbl w bbbL^^-^^HIK t aaBBPV—^B*«fjMBBBBT ia^SBrBBBM la> I LflBK f^PBBBBBV aaa B BmJ> L HPi ywJBBBBBT i IT277 words
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Advertisement457 1965-06-07 6 Now Showim;: LAST OAY! Horn. 130.4 00 1 00 330 6.30 t930 pm 6 4549 15 pm Shirley MocLoinc Peter Ustinov PALACE: OPENS TOMORROW TRAIN 349 FROM BERLIN Joie FERRER Scan FLYNN CATHAY N ■own j I \<»%V MIOU I Horn, 1 30, 4 00. 6 30 9 30pm. i457 words
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Article, Illustration571 1965-06-07 7 BIG CEMENT PLANT OPENED |POH. Sun.— Tengku Abdul Rahman today praised a "remarkable and energetic Malaysian, my friend, Dato Low Vat." through whose "initiative and enterprise one more magnificent achievement" has been added to the country s industrial field. The Tengku was571 words
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349 1965-06-07 7 IPOH. Sunday T<HE Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. x Lim Swee Aim. stressed today the need for the manufacturing industry to grow faster if it is to make a "more marked" contribution to the national economy. r Speaking at the official349 words
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108 1965-06-07 7 IJUCHING. Sun.— Men of 1V the 3rd Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, stationed in Sarawak's Third Division have contributed to mosque Improvement funds in Sibu and Song. The commanding officer. Lt Col. Ismail Ibrahim, presented two cheques for $200 each to Dato Tuanku Bujang who108 words
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183 1965-06-07 7 DENANG. Sun. The National Union of Teachers is to seek a court ruling on the Government's opinion that women teachers must resien when they marry, and be arbitrarily placed on the unified teaching scheme. "Wp shall be issuing a writ in183 words
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Article55 1965-06-07 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Sin- gapore Musical Society has decided to begin practices tomorrow for its Christmas presentation of excerpts from Handel's "Messiah" at St. Andrew's Cathedral Memorial Hall rrom 5.30 p.m. 'o 7.30 p.m. Anyone interested tn tninlng should get in touch with the society. Tel55 words
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Article47 1965-06-07 7 rii LANO tiuii. TllP OMtMtl of thr Land Office here. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Ghani. hH been apponted xrcretary of the Kluang Town Council. He sueceeas Ha.U Sarajudm bin Ali who has been transferred to Johore Bahru as secretary of the town council there.47 words
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113 1965-06-07 7 'Sabah, Sarawak better known than Penang 9 DKNANG. Sun Mr. F. .Marvin Flake, executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Asvciation. said here last night that Sabab and Sarawak were better known than Penang outside South -East Asia. "But Penang is a lovely island and I have not heard oneAgencies - 113 words
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Advertisement66 1965-06-07 7 Lft&AtLiiiiFRICAIfUS The iirst African cultural show to perform in Malaysia at STADIUM NEGARA KUALA LUMPUR BOOKINGS START TODAY Season starts TOMORROW TUESDAY, Bth June. Daily 2 Shows: 7 p.m. 9.15 p.m. Proceeds of the 7 p.m. show tomorrow Tuesday Bth June, will be Donated to the National Defence Kund. Tickets:66 words
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Miscellaneous276 1965-06-07 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSft 7. Spring novel. IBm 1) (4. 2. 1. "7 thai the 22 acrott spirit doth i lo U25 H»« r Ted-»o Md (6-7.. 10. One piece of furniture Ir mort B Set 1 (3 4 complex than two! t7>. lo! He vsdllmle* ever perturbed lv Irvingla.276 words
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Advertisement174 1965-06-07 8 ANOTHER FORD FIRST L A AND SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH DATELINE: INDIANAPOLIS, U.S.A. MAY 31 —IN A BLAZING DISPLAY OF TOTAL PERFORMANCE. FORD-POWERED CARS TOOK FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH PLACES AT THE INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY TO MAKE IT A TRULY GREAT DAY FOR FORD. Jim Clark, World Grand Prix Champion,174 words
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324 1965-06-07 9 PARIS. Sunday. 'I' UK Malaysian Labour Minister Mr. V. Manickavasagam, arrived today from a tour of five West African countries to propound Malaysia's cause in the struggle with Indonesia. He said he was confident Malaysia would be able to make324 words
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Article56 1965-06-07 9 PENAf G. Sun. The Pennris Mu.Mim Endowment Board has j agreed t > uiye the Muslim, mm- munity *wak«f lendowmenn land' for builriincr un orphanage Tor I Mu-..n. girls. Hail G. M. Yu.Mjff. 'ho pm!4a.skcd a delegation of Muslim women which met the board last Fi56 words
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111 1965-06-07 9 1 ,000 college students to boycott classes SINGAPORE. Sun. Some 1.000 students of the NRee Ann College in Tank Road will boycott classes from tomorrow. At a meeting last night they decided on this move as a protest against the suspension of work on the college's million-dollar Department of Technology111 words
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Article54 1965-06-07 9 PARII. Sun Thr Assistant I District Officer heir. Inrhe Sulaiman bin Hashim. has been flirt- 1 ed president r>r thp newly formrd .Malay Co-openunp Housing So-: ciety. Inchc Ahm.id A!::is bin McKimed Aliff whs ploc-tpd chairman with Inchr Abdul Rahim bin Haii Ismail as MCKtan and Inche54 words
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166 1965-06-07 9 Swimsuit problem for Miss Malaysia contest KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The organisers of the Miss Malaysia contest this year are faced with a problem swimsuits. The chairman of the or- i ganising committee. Mr. C. L. Liew. said today: "We are still waiting for a reply from the District Office here166 words
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Article49 1965-06-07 9 HAMPDEN 'Massachusetts, Sun. Mr. Thornton W. Burgess, who wrote thousands of stones about Peter Rabbit and his friends, died here lair last night aeed 91. Mr. Burgexx' book.- sold more than 7J million ropien throughout the world. He wrote 15.000 wories for rhi'.dren Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article123 1965-06-07 9 rpUMPAT. Sun. The District Officer here, Inche Yusof bin Harun. last r.*ght reminded the Malays that if they do not study the national language hard they may be left behind by others. He was speaking at the opening of a speech, contest for students123 words
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262 1965-06-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A petition for the winding-up of the Malayan Times Ltd. has beer\ lodged in the High Court here by Madam Neo Kirn Hiap. of 220-A Jalan Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. The Gazette notice .says: The aald petition Is directed to be262 words
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Article183 1965-06-07 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore MedicalWorkers' Union today accused the Ministry of i Health oi taking sides in its dispute with the rival Amalgamated Union of Public Employees over representation of Division IV employees. In a statement, the unions secretary. Mr. M. Nadaraiah. charged that the183 words
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Advertisement11 1965-06-07 9 HOME DIRECT WE MI ri'i'iM^" W^S^^^^^. DULY BY BOAC ROUSROYCE JET11 words
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Advertisement59 1965-06-07 9 BOAC GEISYOU mm "3Kiii^ 'Y\. iiiSß^bjiii^iiiiii Quickly Comfortably -J mm wmm ttmi ■■ft MM Directly For more details of BOAC'S services, consult your local BOAC Appointed Travel Agent or Malaysian Airways (General Sales Agents) Telephone Singapore ***** Kuala Lumpur ***** ALL OVER THE WORLD BOAC TAKES GOOD CARE OF YOU59 words
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Miscellaneous160 1965-06-07 9 t//#*t/ 1h, f IS if T. Itfimiin -*Jl I I SET ME MY CLUB, JMY STAJ», 1S»/t| I'LL SAY IT IS.' OOP HIS OVE? ..I'M GO»KIG I U^V^AObi W)LL YUH? AN' HURKT THIS A kINPA JUST SHOWED UP!.. I OH, MY WITH YOU. 1 Or^* IT UP...I'M GOtKJ'ON SUPOEN^ J160 words
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Article25 1965-06-07 10 K,,,rf, S/5 iVimtmum) MR AND MRS Thotna* Oinmrn inn ap|>rrrmtioo to Inrn<lt. r»lftt;v*4 tnt pajajMl .<»v!«tanre. good wi.hr. :m<i Kiln .ii thur wMdinn T25 words
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Obituary37 1965-06-07 10 It M „-rft ffj I Minimum I IN AFFECTIONATE REMCM IRANCI of our Iwinvrd dao Albert TTianibmh Srlvaratnara. A life well MM in rtrrn.<. pf»» .No aorno««. no to»m Your iwfi armlra anil llnii<T hrre.37 words
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650 1965-06-07 10 The Straits Times Monday. June 7, 1965. Problem of Algiers Although Malaysian ad- mission to the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers is still not certain Dr. Subandrio asserts that Indonesia and > China 'have made the necessary arrangements" for our exclusion sponsorship by i India and the announced sup- port of650 words
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Article435 1965-06-07 10 Nineteen months ago, after a dispute which led to a change of Vice-Chancellors. the Singapore Government j I agreed in principle to support i a programme for the rapid i expansion of the University of Singapore. In the intervening j period, a start has been made towards developing435 words
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Article171 1965-06-07 10 One of the saving graces ot television is its utility for educational purposes. Its value, already established in many advanced countries, is potentially even greater in countries like Malaysia, where the supply of good teachers and modern teaching facilities and aids is far from adequate. Through television, the171 words
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456 1965-06-07 10 Waiting for germ passengers from the planets WASHINGTON. Sun.- A committee of scientists has recommended that American astronauts returning from the moon and planets be kept in "strict" quarantine for at least three weeks to prevent the possible contamination of the earth by dangerous germs from other worlds. The recommendation456 words
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Article761 1965-06-07 10 ACCUSATION AND TRIAL 'A two-pronged attack on apex and base of the whole judicial structure../' A LETTER FROM T.B.F.Menon President Law Alumni of th« Universities in Malaysia THE bill to amend the C r i m i nal P r o c edure Codes has been given some coverage in761 words
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Letter111 1965-06-07 10 IT is most disturbing to note that had not the Sultan of Pahang visited the military camp at Sibu and taken up the issue of its repair, the poor soldiers would still have bopn housed under such deplorable conditions. Surely such matters should have been the responsibility111 words
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Letter124 1965-06-07 10 I REFER to the letter by V. N. Mahtani 'S. T May 10) in which he cited the case of a locally posted letter taking eight days to reach him by post The above instance does not represent the normal standard of delivery service provided by the Postal124 words
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Letter224 1965-06-07 10 "PUZZLED" of Kuantan. gave an accurate picture of the property developing business in Kuantan. He sounds like another developer who has abandoned one more housing project: and in doing so. Incurred financial loss, wasted effort and time. As a matter of fact, the people of Kuantan have224 words
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Article455 1965-06-07 10 Yunus Maris M. A - Learning Malay 92 Yunus Maris M.A. by Lnivcrsity of Malaya VOCABULARY: Tani. berUni (vi to be engaged in farming; petani mi farmer: Jenis m 1 class, kind, type, sort; boaof, membaanc (v) to thro\:. to throw away to waste: sunccoh (.adj. advi true, truly; bersunffohs larivi in earnest, seriously, conscientiously;455 words
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Advertisement989 1965-06-07 10 Simla Tiain Mala? Mai MAItKCT O'c»«-> »«m» (•KWllwlfl D«*a) «t |M »oa« Nava. laa* ArtfcorlMal »t»»ia CITY lOOK STOKE LTD wi^".i'<i Houa*. C«lly*> Q»«V THE NIAI FRONT ritjp.t.ic. i.Hmvw M M. ISMAIL Atitiira <> 'oil Waial laaa MAMIEM STORE 141* wppcr rnanft Haa«. I»|U«I 17 V RITNASAMY CO ill Jalan989 words
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Advertisement58 1965-06-07 10 S All TV lIKM is O.C.B.C's Policy. Because it is the best in the end. Let it be your policy too 1 BANK WITH OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN. LTD. the LARGEST and STRONGEST locally incorporated bank. AUTHORISED CAPITAL: SI 00,000.000 00 ISSUED FULLY PAID: 30 000.000 00 GENERAL RESERVE: $33,000,000.00 TOTAL58 words
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Advertisement122 1965-06-07 10 ROLEX The Wonderful 'Dotejusl' Officially Certified Chronometer with the Rolex Red Seal. Self-wound by the Rolex Perpetual rotor mechanism. Oyster case 100% waterproof, instantaneous calendar. Oat* magnified by Cyclops lens. ay t* J ROLEX A landmark in the history of Time measurement See the full range of other wonderful ROLEX122 words
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Article, Illustration2305 1965-06-07 11 Solidarity Convention holds first assembly: It will preach gospel of inter-racial unity and propagate basic rights of all races Experience in similar countries has shown that a united nation can arise only if one race does not aspire to be the master race, but all citizens2,305 words
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124 1965-06-07 11 Union urged: Keep naval base efficient nGAPORE. Sun. The general-secretary of the ..aval Base Laoour Union. Mr. K. A. Kurap, has called on members to give their wholehearted co-operation to the Central and State Governments by keeping the services at the base going efficiently. Sprakii g j: the Itmoni annual124 words
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Article65 1965-06-07 11 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. The Sarawak Government's hydrographlc survey boat, Lomba Lomba. which was destroyed by fire at Muara. north of here, Uto be replaced by another now being fitted out. in Kuchtng. The Lomba Lomba was making a survey off the Brunei coast last j65 words
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Article57 1965-06-07 11 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun— A report on Brunei* tourist potential calls for the building of more hotels. It wa.-> written by Mr Nelson Chang. UN. tourist adviMT who visited Brunei in February He also urges a publicity campaign to tell the world of Brun-ls tourist attractions, .mri57 words
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Advertisement229 1965-06-07 11 In Vitamin C ULTRA-LOW il price for tnis BSSI»\ double-size bottle m^Stit Yaar body need* rich supply o( Vfl^*.Vc£fe9sraf&' VTTAMIN Cto combat tir»dne*t, pPJs»iii«3j^P^Bj build body tissue .mi fight infection. |*ASC A D Enrure radiant health and vigorous jII *-\£\^g~tf&jx I' energy by drinking Cascade Ulti»C j daily. A hottle229 words
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Advertisement438 1965-06-07 11 1 it INTEREST 1 V )lh> PER ANNUM from your deposit account with Pan Malayan Finance gives you a steady and safe income. Write today for our booklet "A SAFE AND SOUND DEPOSIT" giving full details of how easy it is to open a Deposit Account. /#%PAN MALAYAN |i^.iIFINANCE LTDY^\^r438 words
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Miscellaneous842 1965-06-07 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) tHANNI.LS: English. 3.42 Close: 5.15 5 Kuala Lumpur and I'rnanf;; Test pattern and music. 5.45 6 I pnh and Malacca; Opening and pruxntin.uc simi--3 .lohcre Bahru: mary: 3.50 News, m the Na--4 Taipiii'; tional Language: 5.53 Na--7 Batu I'ahat: tlona] songs. 6.00 News m Kluaur Tamil: 610842 words
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Article90 1965-06-07 12 1 BL'ENOS AIRES Sun. A monkey at large in the city's fashionable Bolgrano district has started a feud between house- wives and policeThe police have been ordered to catch the monkey while the ladies are bringing it fond. "But for their kind hearts theReuter - 90 words
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383 1965-06-07 12 LONDON, Sunday pOUR Heads of Government will be absent from the Zl -nation Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference which opens here on June 17. The nine-day conference will take a fresh look at economic, political and defence problems, and create a multi-racial secretariatReuter - 383 words
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Article111 1965-06-07 12 KHARTOUM. Sun. Police have arrested four ex-army officers, believed to have been planning a coup d'etat. A substantial quantity of arms was seized believed to belong to a "liberation movement." sources here said. More arrests. including civilians, were expected. One of the four ex-officers whoUPI - 111 words
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Article48 1965-06-07 12 pKAtit'E. Sun. President Tito of YuKOslavia attacked Chinese policies yesterday in a speech to motor workers at Plzen. Chechoslovakia, where ho was a steelworker in his youth. He |MMi hinese Iradrrs of di>torting the >rnsr of peaceful rorxistencr. the Czechoslovak news agency Cetcka reported.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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215 1965-06-07 12 DIAMONDS IN SEABED OFF THE AFRICAN COAST U/'ILMINGTON (Dela- ware). Sun. A ship named Rockeater has been drilling 27-inch diameter holes in the seabed oft* the southwest coast of Africa for the past two years and coming up with diamonds. Mr. Willard Bascom. president of Ocean Science and Engineering. Inc..215 words
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195 1965-06-07 12 The ultimate weapon: A nagging woman WASHINGTON. Sun i A man has suggested that the U.S. Army use the ultimate weapon against the enemy the voice of a nagging woman. The suggestion, referred to in i military research publication, was submitted recently to the army's research office. The Identity ofReuter - 195 words
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Article39 1965-06-07 12 I KUCHING. Sun. Closing date for entries to the crafts section of the Malaysian An and Crafts i Competition is now July 10. The exhibition of selected crafts ha* been postponed to July 21-30 I A P-39 words
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104 1965-06-07 12 MANILA. Sun_ A woman pharmacist and mother of four was reported to have plotted the murder of her physician husband "because he never appreciated anything I did." Lydia Guzman Montoya admitted to the police that she hired assassins to kill her husband. Her husband,UPI - 104 words
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Advertisement290 1965-06-07 12 PickCPCdS.. S^ the pick of "f-^j electric cookers J G3l Lj z ,C_^^^^^^^^s^ Creda Super Carefree C Cooks with loving car* CredaStarlightMK.il Creda 315.S Valo. for money l™"H*»fr IVm up4»-the-s«csnd btaatin (re* IW ttpcrb Ctti* ring* to W your kifebe* brgc ar smill, *ni your huiftl. Airf •fat a cboictl290 words
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Advertisement141 1965-06-07 12 Taipei The copttol city of Totvwb b conveniently served by tm swfft and silent Coraveie M* Of THAI INfTO?NAT!ON»SL Enfoy the famed Rovol Odrid Service with «jrv o cntatea. fine wines, ond oil the ho»*tolity of Thai ond Scondaovion fflghi arw:. Mm unwi km. urns puo. iiiiMiwL 18. MM Si-v.nf141 words
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Miscellaneous53 1965-06-07 12 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl KhE-S STIU_YIET 'laT CHASING RUKj! HE'S /HELP, BUGS il THAT CAT \J FAT AN 1 COVEC GOT J mm W WHAT'LLf NEEOSTW' V^awav: 'i^L v£ PO7y\EXEocise; g -z^ lil^fcfiSa^ rHE'STBEEOTWeXI Mf^jfc^VPOOC DCAB I6TOO\ CAT! NOW VOLI'LL. lv^^Hfc<\ TIRCD TO WALK I HAVE TO HCLP ME53 words
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Article, Illustration1492 1965-06-07 13 ALLINGTON KENNARD - History of Sabah: Light on some less known facts STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW ALLINGTON KENNARD by A HISTORY OF MODERN SABAH 1881—1963. By K. C. Tregonnlng. (University of Mataya Press: Oxford University Press. $9) came, after the Japanese occupation, for the British Crown to assume possession. The Company's 4.000 shareholders1,492 words
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Advertisement191 1965-06-07 13 BUILDING illiiSiiil materials I PRACTICAL-BEAUTIFUL MODERN-PERMANENT SUNSCREENS ENTRANCE DOORS SLIDING DOORS SWING DOORS i BATHROOM DOORS JECJ! WINDOWS jusK7iiT~coi>""Tf r— -—^i^-:-"-g liQIMEER. VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL LOUVRES MODERN DISPLAY ALUMINIUM LETTERS EXTENSION LADDERS I M^ TOWER LADDERS 1 W& TROLLEY LADDERS }1 FOLDING TABLES J |^V SERVING TROLLEYS F_s_£ il3 LAMPSHADES191 words
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Advertisement541 1965-06-07 13 ___fl____________________l_____R____ ■v wk^___T_F__l __T **M _j__fic St """SS^Pv Sstid for a copy of this famous PR^ W/\i book. It will cost you nothing. \J\. Yet It can open the door to a i wonderful career. General Certificate It win show you how you can o< Edue "«o" be a success541 words
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Advertisement530 1965-06-07 14 151 ontlnued from Pace 10 1 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Hard* tt (Mim >—Bnx S» rtt BBS*) TYPIST REQUIRED. Apply Mating qualification* experience salary required to Boa A43«9 s T g'port SALESMEN WANTED by Estab- -ned Firm. Apply personally 118 Tras Street. Spore Pbone M 236. ENERCETIC MEN and women for530 words
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Advertisement994 1965-06-07 14 SITUATIONS VACANT U Ward* U (Mim.)— Box St rf*. BBESB COST CLERK with Senior Cambridge and Credit in Mathematlca and practical experience in a manufacturing undertaking fo- Petaling Jaya factory of Internationa) group. Pay according to experience. Excellent conditions Full particular* to Box A 2083 8.T.. K L WELL-SPOKEN ENERGETIC994 words
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Advertisement1058 1965-06-07 14 SITUATIONS WANTED or4t <•« (Hin.) Set it rrt txtra CENSRAL AMAH (MALAY) position Lnderatand Engltab. Good references Contact 197 Pasir Panlang Road Mm» s pore MID- FORTY MALAYSIAN Kurasian Engineer isteani and diescn experienced in Held labour supervition and factory roremanship available for Immediate employment Minimum salary acceptable X3OO- Box1,058 words
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Advertisement892 1965-06-07 14 GODOWN SPACE WANTED i ri ..re's «> rMiK.l—Bex tt eta, extra STORACE SPACB REQUIRED 4.UUU tq ft minimum around Boor Dtstnct v desirable out not essential Writ* Bo* A40"o 8 T Boor* MERCHANT FIRM require* tell contained ground floor sodown tpo.ee 3.900 to 9.000 square feet preferably within 2 mile*892 words
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Advertisement941 1965-06-07 14 EDUCATION i <S SUI rf* •%>'* HOW IS YOUR Malay progressing?Improve your knowledge of the National Language by readmit Benta Hariao daily, the only romaniMd National Language newspaper. counting. Shorthand. I ypewrltlag Camnridge £xan> Health Kcience Cl«»» with txcelleal oote* iJßineM YMCA. ii- ■'rleulr Road "orv -'wBl FOORMAN'S SCHOOL OP941 words
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Advertisement949 1965-06-07 14 HI-FI STEREO ROQERS STERBO AMPLIFIER Model HO4* MX II excellent condition and quality. Owner going on eav* S3.V. Box A43S& 8 T. 8 pore BEAUTY CULTURE •S Hard* Sf (Hint—Box Se eta. extra REDUCE SAFELY wttb Reducins Bionelle* A new Urnnaa dl*oov*ry. from all chemists RUGS. CARPETS CURIOS SHROFFS CARPBTS949 words
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Advertisement954 1965-06-07 14 FOR SALE M *Ta**J| Box is stj nßtsa SPECIAL BARGAINS 23" TV *3W l» TV S3*9. TV $I'.iS. RMtifusioo Hlnnaporr only CLEARANCE tALII Am«rlcsn Childirri Cotton Hhi.ru $1 'JO Only. 60. Winrtie»lcr Houm. TH: MHB, S'por*. 1»«5 PHILCO AIRLONDITIONSR available at ■-ii.capur* RefrigeratloD i Co 184. OMSBBBcaaa A\* Tel 8954 words
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Advertisement612 1965-06-07 14 NOTICE THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tint It is proposed to repair the Railway track at th« ndermentioned Level Crossine;:— "The Public are hereby notified that th. roadway at the Public Level Crossing at 16J mile. Sunset Bakap. will be closed for repaint on the nmht of 11.6.65 from 600612 words
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Advertisement1324 1965-06-07 15 TO LIVtRPBOL I. WEST CBAST UK.: Due S'cwi Sailt P. S'hara PMaajj HACHADN I <»-dool CM. IS Ttlay JMe I'll J*M 11 CLYTONIUS I .erpool. Glasgow IMt I Jm* ll Jm* 12, II Jmi 17 PYRRHUS I .'-ooo', Glasgow Imi 12 Jmi 4 BIOMII L'«trpMl, Glasgow Jim II IMa 211,324 words
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Advertisement2408 1965-06-07 15 MMMMaa»«.* M^MMMMMMMMMMMMPMMMMPI mßmmmWmmmmmWmmmmWmmmWmmmmmmmWmWmmmmmmmmmmmm THE E A XjL/NES '>■:. I »ST AilAliU COMPWMV LI4 L-ccipctltd «i {Xttii* EXPRESS SAILINCS TO NEAR EAST. CBNTINENT ANB SCANDINAVIA: S ourr P Shan Penang Arr: Genoa Havre H burg R'dam Antw Coph BASRA I) Sailel Sailrt la Pt J Jmi 2a July 2 July 72,408 words
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Advertisement1223 1965-06-07 15 tip*-* ELLERMAH BUCKHALL S.S. CO., LTD. lr^^^ U.K. /Continent BMBMart P. I htm Pmms Cm Or COX O MM lonoo*. rtamouri. HotttrMß. Havn, Mull, I— iMnm lill imi MlMt CITY U OlMJiiPtl Lonooa, HlMuia, Sontrtaav .irp Hull HIM CITY BT tJEUIKStIH LMOO*. HaaOorg. RottarMm. «*>(!. Hull. I—IMIMM BVH Itn IB1,223 words
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Article1101 1965-06-07 16 THt Üb» of shares on thr Malajan Stock Exchange shows last business to May 39. (A) and last butinrss since that date ißi with H and I, standing for Highest and Lowest business for 1964 and this year to date. 2 5 i/- B>itoh inv> I si* U/o1,101 words
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Article113 1965-06-07 16 IT-S. auto production in May I reached a monthly high tor the sixth consecutive month, and auto makers plan another record output In June, according to company reporu. Production last month rose tn 837,168 cars, up 15 per cent trom the previous May record of <25.314,113 words
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Article85 1965-06-07 16 The £33 million Rover Motor Manufacturing Group has made a successful taJce-over bid for the Alvls firm. Internationally known for custom-built cars and military vehicle production. Alvls have agreed to the deal, said to be worth about £2,700.000. which lnvohes a straight swap of ordinary shares85 words
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Article72 1965-06-07 16 THE Mal t y*w Exctungt Sinks* As to* ratea to mcrcbanti on Saturday (all rates to $100): Canada: buylnf TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 9/16, 00 el/st. 36 1/16 credit bills, 36 1/8 trade bills. tailing TT or OD ready: Canadian dollart 35 1/lb: Deuttche Mirks 1A72 words
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Article54 1965-06-07 16 T'UE present rate of the Malajan dollar against the ponnd sterLLn r fixed on November 24 last year la Selling TT or OD 2a, 3 15/16 d. Buying TT 2a, 4 1/160. Buying OD 2b. 4&d. The dollar Is at its statutory middle position in relation to its54 words
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Article50 1965-06-07 16 The Abertoyle Tin Development Partnership Jj.as formed a new Unmlnlng company, Gibsonvale Aiiuvlals N.L. to operate leases In the southern part of New South Wales Members of the Aberfoyle Tin 1 Partnership are Aberfoyle Tin N.L Metals Exploration N.U. North Australian Uranium Corporation N.L., and Paiinga Mining EL50 words
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Article38 1965-06-07 16 /"IN the free exchange mirktt KJ Hoot KonK on Saturday -ho UI. dallar wan quotrd at 5.75 f for T.T. and 5.741 for cash. tttrlina was quoted at 16.03 tad m tatl of sold at 260).38 words
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Article42 1965-06-07 16 May 31. June 1. June 2. June 3. June 4. Jun* 5. Industrials: 72 65 Tins: 93.20 S rubbers: 103 63 72.43 72.53 92.88 95.40 103.83 103.63 72.06 92.18 103.61 103.61 Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.42 words
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Article45 1965-06-07 16 Current payment Date of payment Total Total for for year pru iom >«' Brata Rubber 5 I Kramat Tin 3d. Wearoe Bra*. 6<%t (Increased capital) Amal Malay Rubber 15 Dindinjs Robber 35% June 29 June 30 June 22 12J-- 10% 40 Tc t Interim45 words
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Advertisement1155 1965-06-07 16 *J*4)^aaaa*a > a > a'*'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*aaa Baoi CUBBKiaI and U.S.A. Great Lakes Sorvte* H kont To*f>iama Mnntreal lornnto Oetron Curate "fienda Mars" 21 24 Jsif I Atf 4 Sett I Sett USttt WSett ■Itfaaaftr 12 l] Aq 21 Asf. 2) Sept 1 Oet Oct II Bet West Coast ol CentrsU/Soutb America1,155 words
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Advertisement948 1965-06-07 16 (E^ORIENT] LINES j ATTENTION STUDENTS! INEXPENSIVE TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE ss. "ORSOVA" (29,000 tons fully alrconditioned stabilised) Deport.n, SINGAPORE 23rd July 1965 Arriving LONDON 13th Aug 1965 via BOMBAY, ADEN, PORT SAID, NAPLES BARCELONA. Apply to your Travel Agent, or to:ISLAY KiRR A CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS I CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA)948 words
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Advertisement775 1965-06-07 16 LLOYD TRIESTINO yX*^,a^ajsaaaaaaalsaaaaaaaaaaaßaW TRAVEL TO THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE AND TO THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA ITALY m.v. "VICTORIA" Selling from Singapore 21st June, 1965 m.v. "ASIA" Soiling from Singapore 27th July, 1965 LIMITED ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE FOR BRINDISI, VENICE TRIESTE via Bombay, Karachi, Aden Port Said Special Concessional Rail Sleeper Tickets775 words
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Advertisement60 1965-06-07 16 GOLDEN LINE \"^W LOADING MBJ*. UCUIDt. MfLtOUIMt. HMBJf, V rtor* Ptaaat P Shaai S'poro ts dm*. diactj /load discft /iom re >ao* ■.f. BfcißlH tWNOCt J/Ujaa* aVtJeaa Bf. StLDCN SPtINS 14/11 lei, Mat aB) 71 IB Jaly 29 31 Jal Sinqoporc K. Lumpur P. S'hom Pcoon. GUAM GUAM SHIPPING LTD.60 words
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1166 1965-06-07 17 From Our Market Correspondent MAIN event of importance on the Stock Exchange last week was the Callaghan amendments giving some transitional Corporation tax relief to companies with overseas trading corporation status. These companies will get transitional relief amounting it is estimated, to about £201,166 words
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915 1965-06-07 17 Tin price down$.75 on week COMMODITY REVIEW i i 'pHE Straits tin price con--1 eluded another erratic week on Saturday by dropping a further $2.75 to $771. This represented a net loss on balance during the holiday shortened week of $5.75. The week began with a fall of $6 12i915 words
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Article24 1965-06-07 17 BIBBER TIN (prrlb). (per pirul). May 31. 73*4 $770.25 June 1. 74 $773.50 2. 3. 74S 577H.75 4. :t $773.75 5. $771.0024 words
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Article697 1965-06-07 17 rE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday. June 4. INDUSTRIAL* B. Alex Brtclu 13.50 Rousttad 1.15 C. 8. Holding! 2.00 C.T.B. ordi 88/9 Dunlop* 1.26 K.iso 1.41* Ktao dtb I.UO Kant Smelt 3.82 K. N 2.2H Ked Dlip697 words
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Advertisement1631 1965-06-07 17 U-^ IN THE HIGH COURT AT MALAYA AT ALOR STAR Originating Summons No. 307 of 1963 Bh ax-wan Sln(h it Co. Ltd. Applicants Fatlmah binti Mat Respondent NOTICE OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Persuant to an Order of Court made on the 4th May 1964 In aforementioned O S No.1,631 words
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Advertisement706 1965-06-07 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIi FOR MEDICAL OFFK OH Application are Invited for appomtmen. to the posts of Mecxal Officers In thp Medical and Health Department, Brunei, i Lady Medical Officers and Male Medical Oiucers required). QUALIFICATIONS: i a) .up holder of any degree, diploma or licence which706 words
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Advertisement690 1965-06-07 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DLPARTXtXT: Requires lA) SENIOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR lot the Commercl.il Si Inspectorate Section In salary scale t1.280 x A 45-1.370 x A5O--I.62o —the commencing bas: to be dependent upon applicants qualifications and experience plus variable ullowar.ee as payable from ttme to tune.690 words
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550 1965-06-07 18 Joseph is Negri's man of the match MALAYA CUP ROUNDUP SEREMBAN. Sun. NEGRI SEMBILAN 2 SINGAPORE 2 I (.Kl SEMBILAN fought back from two goals down at half-time to hold South zone leaders Singapore to a draw today in one of the most exciting Malaya Cup football matches seen on550 words
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Article183 1965-06-07 18 PFNANG 10 PERLIS 2 pENANCJ, Sun. Playing at home and against weak opposition. Penang strolled away to an j easy victory in their Malaya Cup north zone I match at City Stadi--1 urn tonight. Perils, the bottom team I In the zone who have yet183 words
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Article225 1965-06-07 18 JOHORE 1 MALACCA 2 lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Malacca took full points off Johore today to step up their challenge for the south zone leadership la the Malaya Cup competition. After a shaky start, Malacca settled down to play fast, forceful football and quickly built up a225 words
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Article72 1965-06-07 18 P\H.\NG 1 KKI..\NT\N 4 DENTONG. Sun. Piling nn the pressure in the second I naif. Kelantan ran out easy winners in this M.U.iya Cup east zone rr.urch here today. Panting held the visitors to 1-1 at half time bur they .soon I ran out of steam and72 words
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201 1965-06-07 18 TPCA 1 KILAT 0 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. I Tamilian Physical Cv 1 tural Association won the Selangor senior knockout hockey championship today. i A 35th minute goal by leftback Shanmuganathan. off I a long corner decided the issue in the replay between TPCA201 words
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Article43 1965-06-07 18 IPOH. Sun. Kmta Indians. 1 the Ipoh League champions beat, Kilat Ciub. RDY Cup ehampiot:.\ 2-0 in the annual soccer match for ihe Coronation Cup Stadium Perak here today. Kinta who ied 1-0 at halftme. scored through Brtehnan and Ramafamv.43 words
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Article871 1965-06-07 18 CRICKET ROUNDUP By ERNEST FRIOA SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Cricket Association's j chief selector Khoo Ong Leei 1 took the day's batting hon- ours in the SCA senior tournament today when he al■Ml scored his second century of the season but his iflne effort did871 words
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Article230 1965-06-07 18 I IPOH. Sun. Penang oeat Perak by 81 runs in their MCA League match in the Municipal Padang here today. Scores: Penang 135 and 97-8 dec- Perak 36 and 115. SCORKBOARD Penanf 2nd Inns: Stuu b Letchumanan 23: i Devadas c Letchumanan b Path-230 words
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Advertisement704 1965-06-07 18 TENDER NOTICE TENDER NOTICE Nahah ('•ntponrnt K«yal v.il.itsia r«ii.r Tenders are invited for the i m h supply, nreparation rook me and If p* t Presentation oi food In the ResM.pply >t i«.,iirr Field Fore* .puck hf SeJlinßO| Cj(in iH^s;'"^ T C Decem J<i n Kuala Lunipur for m l704 words
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Advertisement857 1965-06-07 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI vacan<tes for dental officers Applications are Invited for appointment to the posts of Dental Officers. Medical and Health Department. Brunei i 3 vacancies). QI AI.IFICATIOXS: Applicai. must poises* any of J the following qualifications:— I) L.D.S. 'Singapore) or 11) L.DS iMa lava i or 111)857 words
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Advertisement783 1965-06-07 18 TENDERS MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND CO-OPERATIVES TENDER NOTICE SI'PPLV Ot" FERTILISERS Separate tenders for A and B 1 below will be received in the Office of the Setla U-alia Tetap. Kemeniertan Pertanlan dan Shankrti Kerja&b.na. Jalan Swettenham Kuala Lumpur up till Noon of 22nd June. 1965 for i A Supply783 words
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Miscellaneous139 1965-06-07 18 DIARY K<M'(.'KR Spore l>»v. 2B: Darul Afiah A 1 v Seletar Young i Indians. Div 2A: Telolt Kurau Utd v Bintand Bulan (all matches at Farrer Pk-'. Div. 2C: Minto v Spore Airport (Balestler Rd>. Div tD- Arsenal v Marine Dept. (Parrer P<>. 3*: Ocean v Mt Emily <St Georges139 words
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Miscellaneous124 1965-06-07 18 SPORTS SUMMARY ATIII.KTKS .let i 543 Malarra open relay* (RKKI I i 100 m 1 Achilles 2 Prisons 3! Shrppherd Trophy i Malacca Swifts 45.0: 4 x 200 m: 1 Swtft* 2 BPA bt 45 Regt RA by 37 nins SPA Achilles 3 Spore School* 1:32 9: 77 and 113-4124 words
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1840 1965-06-07 19 Epsom Jeep - It's Wineman's Derby OUTSIDER LEADS ALL THE WA YIN IPOH CLASSIC Epsom Jeep RACING with BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $107,500 1 No. *****6 ($26,606) 2 No. *****7 ($13,303) 3 No. *****7 ($6,651) Starter* ($1.23? each): Nos. *****6 *****1 *****5 *****8 *****6 *****7. Consolation ($517 each): Nos. *****7 *****7 *****6 *****01,840 words
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296 1965-06-07 19 HAIL TO ALL TRIUMPHS IN THE BELMONT STAKES NEW YORK, Sun.— Hail To All won the Bclmont Stakes, I third and final leg of the American Turfs triple crown run at Aqueduct here yesterday. The colt had finished fifth In I the Kentucky Derby and third In the Preakness Stakes,Reuter - 296 words
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692 1965-06-07 19 THE WORLD of SPORT ATHLETICS Lon- don, Sun. Lynn Davies, Britain's Olympic long jump champion, won two events when the two-day British Games began, at White City Stadium here yesterday. Davies, though below his best form, won the long flimp with a distance ofReuter - 692 words
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Advertisement22 1965-06-07 19 Jfe> YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA 4' HONDA. >^ *S worlds Largest Motorcycle Manufacturer HONDA MOTOR CO.. LTD, Tokyo, Japan22 words
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Article, Illustration703 1965-06-07 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun* PAPER URGES DRIVE TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC POSITION OF MALAYS, NATIVES THK Central (Government was asked today to organise a largescale campaign similar to the National Language Month to make Malays and other natives give serious attention to efforts to improve their economic position.703 words
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Article64 1965-06-07 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Singapore Sal Chiew Village Association will present a Cantonese opera on Saturday. June 26 at 7 p.m. at the National Theatre in aid of the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home at Tanah Merah Besar and other Red Cross trainIng and welfare projects. The64 words
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Article48 1965-06-07 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water v. ill br cut off in Houses Nos. 2 to 14 I 1 even Nos.i. 23 to 101 (odd Nos.i. 1 Cairnhill Circle and from Houses Nos. 7 to U 'Odd Nos.i. Peck Hay Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.48 words
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Article98 1965-06-07 20 SPCA PLEA FOR SALE DONATIONS SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has appealed to the public to donate goods for its annual Jumble sale to be held at Presbyterian Church hall on July 7 at 8.30 p.m. The society in a statement .--aid that all98 words
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428 1965-06-07 20 LTAM meet advanced to September attract Aussie team BACK PAGE SPORT KUALA 1 IMI'l'K. BUI) Australia's official uaUonal tennis team. Who ;»re at present on a Kuropeantour ;ire expected to likb pun in the Malaysian open championships, a d i from Dtr. 9-12 .t0 Sept. 2-5. the I. awn Ten428 words
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Article39 1965-06-07 20 PENANG. Sun. Selangor Polo Club won the Burma-Malaya Cup when they beat Singapore Polo Club "A 1 8-3 in the three-day tournament which ended here today. Royal Pahani;. Hip holders, were beaten by Singapore 'A' yesterday.39 words
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Advertisement297 1965-06-07 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 Hvrds tli < Minimum) m ZUBCR Mm <t Glrni-.i .<ll FLETCHER. To MbiM nnd Ralph n -..11 Inn* Mh. Both mfll. Uratoful th:ink» to IV). 'or and Staff Kuntnar Ward Educators Recommend f^l Jg* STAMFORD \3e£&fSf COLLEGE jSKp because home-study courses offered by Ps2siL^ fik STAMFORD COLLEGE297 words
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Miscellaneous44 1965-06-07 20 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m yesterday Huhi-I Lowest Kuala Lumpur !K) 73 Kola Bharu 90 73 Penans 88 77 Ipoh 88 11 Malacca 88 70 Sumapore 84 7.1 Jc.isel'.on II Kuchini; 7244 words
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