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Title Section21 1965-06-20 1 SINGAPOfe NettScM I In THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1.528 BUNDAT, JUNE 20. 1965. M CENTS KDN 11 91 M.C. (P) 100621 words
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Article, Illustration712 1965-06-20 1 Afro-Asian summit may now be put oft ALGIERS, Saturday ALGERIA'S "strongman", President Ahmad Ben Bella, was overthrown in a sudden revolt early today. He was stripped of his powers and charged with treason. A revoluntionary council took full powers from him. Mr. Ben Bella's overthrow was announcedReuter; AP - 712 words
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Article65 1965-06-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Fifty-two Malaysian soldiers returned here today after a sixmonth tour of duty in Satan "tired but happy" and eagerly looking forward to their fortnight's leave. Theirs was the last party of the 106 men of the "A" Battery of the Ist. Malaysian65 words
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Article58 1965-06-20 1 LONDON. Sat. Jacobus van Pyne. once a bodyguard for Chicago gangster Al Capone, is trying to sell his tattooed head to raise money for a business Van Tyne. 69, now lives In London, plans to sell his tattooed face, bald nead and neck on a "pay58 words
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Article16 1965-06-20 1 JAKARTA. Bat President Soekarno has Invited President Habib Bourguiba of Tunis to visit Indonesia16 words
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208 1965-06-20 1 HAROLD SOH - Mammoth 'brain' to help war on crime HAROLD SOH By SINGAPORE. Sat. The Royal Malaysian Police I will soon enlist the services of an electronic brain In the never-ending war against crime. I understand that top-level negotiations are going on to instal a mammoth computer at the Federal Police Headquarters208 words
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Article25 1965-06-20 1 LONDON. Sat.— H arrow, where Winston Churchill was educated, yesterday announced the establishment of 12 "poor boy" scholarships in the stateman* (memory —Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article64 1965-06-20 1 \I INILA. Sat. Policr 1 yesterday arrested a .'B-year-old man here for hiixrinc and kissing a_ woman in a bus. Thf' man was rarrrinf a kissing licence, purport- rdl.T issued by a nonexistent Department of Matrimony. authorising him to "hug and kiss any one of the oppositeReuter - 64 words
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800 1965-06-20 1 I am always ready to talk things over with Lee, says Razak SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE acting Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak is still awaiting word from Mr. Lee Kuan Yew who has expressed his willingness to settle the current differences between the Singapore and Central Governments. Tun Razak who flew800 words
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Article40 1965-06-20 1 Smashed— sl3mil. narcotics ring TOKYO. Sat— The largest postwar Ciiint-.se MfCOtici ring operating m Japan has been smashed, police said today. The ring, with headquarters in Hong Kong, smuggled in more than 13 kilogrammes of heroin worth II million ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article36 1965-06-20 1 PARIS. Sat. Americas Oenuni-4 astronauts. Lt.-Col. McDivitt and Lt.-Col. White, received a heroes' welcome in Paris yesterday and said they were ready for another space flight together preferably to the moon. UPIUPI - 36 words
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Article33 1965-06-20 1 WASHINGTON. Sat^-The first recorded case of cholera In the United States in more than 50 years occurred here early this month in -nan assisting in a laboratory cholera research APAP - 33 words
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904 1965-06-20 1 YOU'LL BE IN' NKRUMAH ASSURES THE TENGKU LONDON, Sat.— President Nkrumah of Ghana clapped hands and said: "You'll be there! You'll be in!" when the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, last night appealed to Commonwealth AfroAsian Premiers to help Malaysia take its rightful seat in the Algiers conference. The TengkuReuter; UPI - 904 words
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271 1965-06-20 1 ABUL TAZIL - Car-ram bandits grab $19,000 payroll ABUL TAZIL By SINGAPORE. Sat- Armed robbers grabbed a $19.--000 payroll wages for workers of a Japanese engineering firm —In Pasir Panjang Road this afternoon. Victims of the daring snatch were two employees of the Toa Harbour Works Co. Ltd.. In Taman Jurong a Japanese271 words
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Article510 1965-06-20 1 52.5 mil pay perk for forces INCREASES TO RAISE FROM $10 TO $27.50 ]£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. A pay rise for Malaysia's fighting men, which will push up the Services wagebill by $2.5 million annually, was announced here today by the Defence Secretary. Inch c Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddin. Under an510 words
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Article63 1965-06-20 1 Sl\G.\rOKh, Sat. Thirteen people three of them Japanese engineers uere injured when a dredcinf machine noil pipe bunt at the Jurong new harbour tonight. The pipe belong* to the Toa Harbour Works Co. Ltd. Two men were admitted to hospital and the rest were treated a>63 words
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Article74 1965-06-20 1 < \lK<>. Nat. 1 lie < hi nrsr I'rnnirr. Mr. < hou i n Lai, arrived toda\ on a four day viMt to the I \.l( l.il '.v brtucrn Mr. liou and I'roi drnl Vivtrr »rr r\|w< lrd In br drvotrd to Ihr \tro-\M.tn summit conlrrrnrr srhedulrd74 words
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274 1965-06-20 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. It's "Made in Malaysia" now for Singapore manufacturers who want to exDort to the United States. Goods labelled "Made in Singapore" will not be admitted into the U.S. in the near future. In a circular tv Singapore exporters. Mr. Albert K274 words
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Article29 1965-06-20 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. this afternoon opened the newly-renovated $180,000 hindu temple, the Govindasamy Pillal Kalyana Manriapam, at Race Course Road.29 words
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406 1965-06-20 2 'TENGKU'S OFFICIAL LETTER NEVER MENTIONED ANY QUIET COLLUSION' WASHINGTON, Saturday PORTUGUESE Foreign Minister, Mr. Franco Nogueira, said yesterday he was mystified by reports that Malaysia had ordered the Portuguese, consulate in Singapore to close because of "quiet collusion" between Portugal and Indonesia. There had been406 words
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215 1965-06-20 2 KUALA IUMPUR. Sat. Miss Choong Oeok Hee, 18. of the Malacca Methodist Girls' School beat three contestants from Penang, Selangor and Negrl Semblland to win the National Language oratorical contest organised by the Junior Chamber of Malaya here tonight. A Form V student, Miss215 words
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Article66 1965-06-20 2 Bill to benefit women LONDON, Sat. The House of Commons yesterday passed a Bbill to enable about 1.000.000 women in former British colonial territories in Asia and Africa 108 become British subjects. It gives this status to an alien woman who has been married to a British subject who isReuter - 66 words
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Article58 1965-06-20 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The new president of the Petaling Jaya Rotary Club. Di Hool Peng Kwan. said tonight the club would make an all-out effort this year to expand its membership and activities. He was speaking at his Installation dinner at the Pederal Hotel here after58 words
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Article40 1965-06-20 2 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. Mr. George Ivan Bmith. an Australian tipped as the first secre-tary-feneral of the new Commonwealth secretariat, has asked for leave of absence from his United Nations position, it was announced here today. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article47 1965-06-20 2 A-bomb fallout on jetliner LONDON. Sat. Radioactive fallout from Communist China's May 14 atom bomb explosion contaminated a BOAC jetliner, an airline publication said today. Short-live radio Isotope contamination was discovered and removed during normal washing of the Boeing 707 plane, the publication. BOAC News, said.— UPI.UPI - 47 words
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Article52 1965-06-20 2 OLADEWATER iU.S>. Sat A clown fired a supposedly unloaded shotgun into a crowd at rodeo show here last night wounding 17 people. The .shotgun was accidentally loaded with birdshot. and the clown fired several blah* into the screaming crowd before he realised that something wasReuter - 52 words
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265 1965-06-20 2 Mighty Titan orbits heaviest payload TAPE KENNEDY. (Florida), Sat. The United States yesterday successfully launched the world* most powerful rocket, a Titan 3-C on Its maiden flight In the most spectacular display ever seen here. Some 12 minutes after launching, the 710-ton hybrid rocket, a combination of solid fuel rocketsReuter - 265 words
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Article, Illustration644 1965-06-20 3 Commando kill or karate chop— a science in which he takes delight —Sunday Times pictures by ALI YUSOF DOXING one's way out of the doldrums an art to be acquired when one opts to rotiro at the still-active age of 50. And Mr. LeeALI YUSOF DOXING ones way out of the doldrums an art to be acquired when one opts to rotiro at the still-active age of - 644 words
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Article, Illustration570 1965-06-20 3 A $1,750 job-and questions that could have been asked 1 N G A P O RE, Sat. It was astonishing there was no debate in the Legislative Assembly last Wednesday on the Government mofiun setting the Speaker's salary at, 51, 750 a month. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, fie Deputy Prime570 words
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Article375 1965-06-20 3 When Sir George marries PEOPLE SINGAPORE, Sat. When Sir George (>i-fi-lers marries Mrs. Nan Tessensohn here on July 8. there will be nine Very Important People among the well-wishers. They are the five children of Sir George and the four children of Mrs. Tessensohn. Sir George's children are: Jillian. 21.375 words
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Article, Illustration824 1965-06-20 4 By Sunday Times Staff Writer gINGAPORE. Sat. Has baby-face Mr. Ong Eng Guan overplayed his hand? He resigned from the Legislative Assembly this week to throw a spanner in the PAP works and now he has suddenly realised that it is not going824 words
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202 1965-06-20 4 Sock lets ailing Sjaharir go to Europe for cure JAKARTA, Sat.- Mr. Sutan Sjahrir. the ailing leader of the banned influential Indonesian Socialist Party who is now under house arrest will leave on Monday for medical treatment in Switzerland. Mr. Sjahrir who has been under arrest since January 1962 hasReuter - 202 words
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Article58 1965-06-20 4 KUCHINO. Sat— Mr. Chal Chit Kiatn of the Sarawak and Sarawak United Peoples Party defeated his Party Negara Sarawak National opponents In a Kuchlng Rural District Council by-election last night The BUPP now has 15 seats in the council while the remaining 19 seats are58 words
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Article42 1965-06-20 4 IPOH. Sat. Only 1556 wparatps Yunos bin Sidin. 18. the hole-ln-the-heart boy from chance to lead a normal life. Yunus needs $2,000 to fly .n Australia and back for a free heart operation promised by Australian surgeon*.42 words
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122 1965-06-20 4 Just-freed Farok goes back to jail I^UALA LLMPUR, Sat.— Mohamed Farok bin Shah Jahan, 28, just freed from prison, was sentenced- to four years' jail in the Sessions Court today for house-breaking and theft of a pistol on April 7. 1961. Mohamed Farok of Ipoh Road, broke into the bouse122 words
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Article62 1965-06-20 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Burglars scaled a wall and ransacked the first floor bedroom In the home of bank clerk. Mr. Siow Yung Hien. 27. in Sommerville Road last night while his servants were watching television downstairsMr. Siow who went with his family to meet his parents at62 words
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356 1965-06-20 4 JOGET GIRL (14): I WAS FORCED TO STRIP BY 2 MEN IPOH, Saturday. J^ PRETTY 14-year-old schoolgirl and parttime joget hostess told the magistrate's court here yesterday that she used to change her clothes "in the presence of others in a car* while on her way home after a joget356 words
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Article29 1965-06-20 4 SINOAPORE. Bat— Ntght club singer. Miss June Mok flew off to New Zealand this afternoon to star at a show at the 1965 Industrial Development Exhibition there29 words
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137 1965-06-20 4 PORT MORESBY, Sat. The ambush of Indonesian troops by Australian soldiers in Sarawak this week could prompt Indonesia to "try some funny business" on the West Irian border, a senior official of the Papua-New Guinea Administration said today. 'This is just theReuter - 137 words
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Article25 1965-06-20 4 PENANO. Sat. A youth grabbed a $600 gold chain from a 27-year-old housewife. Madam Amini, as she was walking along Carnarvon Street yesterday.25 words
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Article99 1965-06-20 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The director of the Economic Development Board. Mr. Llm Ho Hup, today Inaugurated the use of a new testing r.iachlne at the Industrial Research Unit In Prince Edward Road. The $35,000 precision machine Is the firs* piece of $150,000 worth of equipment for99 words
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Article34 1965-06-20 4 I JAKARTA Sat. Pollre In Mrdan vp.Vprdav raided a Chinese school because it used books fr^m Formosa The head mas'er Mr Mol Kok Slanjt hu been detained for lntenxg*. tion. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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441 1965-06-20 5 HAROLD SOH - Singapore Umno to be 'streamlined' into single unit for challenge ahead HAROLD SOH 3y SINGAPORE, Sat. Top leaders of Singapore Umno meet here tomorrow to "streamline" the party into a single unit to meet the challenge of the next general elections in the State. The reorganisation will dissolve all five441 words
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330 1965-06-20 5 Tan to Sarawak: Consult your board members MIRt, Saturday THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said last night he is giving sympathetic consideration to the anxiety of Sarawak manufacturers about the possible adverse effects of Sarawak joining the Malaysian Common Market. He told businessmen at a reception given330 words
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200 1965-06-20 5 IPOH, Saturday. THE manager oi the Malayan Aerated Water Factory here. Low Joo Chiat, 45, was fined a total of $150 by the magistrate, Mr. Yong Yung Sui, yesterday on three charges under the Food and Drugs Regulations. Low who200 words
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Article59 1965-06-20 5 SINGAPORE. bHt. Wong Lee Fong. 13. of lanjong Kalong Girls' School today won the first pn/e of $60 in a painting contest organised by the Rotary Club of Singapore T\ve well-known painters. Gordon Craig and Lawrence Koh. adjudged hers the best painting among 29 entries59 words
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Article49 1965-06-20 5 iron. Bat. Police «rre-:ed mat. and reCOWd 144 ov'.- •le.« ol mrdic.r.eri oil wortli >3CO in an ambush outs:de an "in- tvocation i;n- orv In Lrih<r. Riad yesterday. Another man. who escperl the »mbii<.h. vxt later arrested la a Leerh Street ih>-phnuM. i49 words
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Article61 1965-06-20 5 SINGAPORE Sat. Singapore's Prime MniLater. Mr- Lee Kuan Yew. today .sent a letter of condolence to Mrs. Ng Chiew Kee whose husband was killed in a robbery-cum-murder in hi« Convent Gardens office on Thursday. Mr. Ng was shot dead when he resisted a gunman and three61 words
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Article33 1965-06-20 5 BUTTER WORTH. Sat. The Royal Australian Air Force da* niescDiPd :'bout SSOP worth or children." clothing to needy children of the Pvit Rubber Estate Tamil School a: Prai Road here.33 words
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Article117 1965-06-20 5 Public help catch snatch thief DENANO. Sat. Mcmbcr> nf the public joined a policeman. Sergeant-Major Mohamed Tarzimi. in a chaxe Hfter a snatch thief at Beach Street this morning. The thief was subsequently caught in a backlane off PenHiig Street. "This Is a fine example of public-spiritedness." a nol'ce j-ixikt'snun117 words
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Article144 1965-06-20 5 Beware of Red songs warning l/UALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The. Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khlr Johart. said today he hoped a national school of music would be set up soon to create opportunities for advancement for those with talent. He was speaking at a concert t-> mark the launching of144 words
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Article107 1965-06-20 5 Malaysia shirts a big hit LONDON. Sat.— Britain imported 336 dozen shirts from Malaysia in 1963 compared with 46 000 dozen in 1964. Mr. Edward Redhead. Minister of state at the Board of Trade, said in the House of Commons yesterday. He added he had made no estimate for 1965.Reuter - 107 words
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Advertisement558 1965-06-20 3 Asthma Mucus Dissolved in 1 Day Sloe* the discovery of MENDACO with. Asthma. Had lost 40 lh«. In by a. famou* physician It I* no lonrer w«icht, ■uffarcd coughing, rhokinr neceimary for anyone to suffer from and strangllne every nlitht— ouldn't hnklnr. whfeirinp, gflßplng Asthma. iiWp— expected to d^e. MBNUACO558 words
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Advertisement172 1965-06-20 4 w m i p% f\ I I 18 0 I m L I AW*I f\ 111 l MB .J&&* iBB NATIONAL II 1L W oitv da nit i v tkSI That's Why More and More Malaysians Deal with Malaysia's First Bank i People are what banks are for and tailored172 words
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Advertisement680 1965-06-20 5 HOW to SPEAK WHITE v\ X /"S MASTERLY x\ *W/> ENGLISH FY^ 5 your English revpul your l»ck ofI education, or does it prove thai you are n ■H BY I pmnn of culture And retinemeiu Are you handift rapped In your speech and writing, or does your ■■Hi 9^'fl680 words
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Article100 1965-06-20 6 IS Wnrdt $1 (Minimum) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, la Bin- «aporr. Orchard Road, Sunday B*r- *fsa v am. and S p m All welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH, 1 I Kort Canning Road, S.n(apore. or>h p BrriicF* at 730 a.m.. 10.00 n m and U8 p.m. Aunday achool for ml (Km100 words
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Article319 1965-06-20 6 |N international diplomacy it Is always safe and correct to take the pragmatic attitude that as long as there are fences there will be fence-sitters, and each should be dealt with in terms of size, influence and fence-sitting position. But in this matter of Indonesian confrontation, the319 words
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Article90 1965-06-20 6 I WOULD like to draw Mr. Ronald Ransom's attention (Sunday Times. June 13) to the excellent books written on Malaya and its people by Katharine Sim. author of "Malayan Landscape." "These I Have Loved." "Flowers of the Sun" "Costumes of Malaya" <ml "Malacca Boy." Kvrry one90 words
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Article, Illustration1446 1965-06-20 6 MARSHALL GREEN - Concentric circles of China's foreign policy MARSHALL GREEN the new American Ambassador in Jakarta By AMBASSADOR GREEN, who hat been Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, succeeds Howard Jones who is reriring from the diplomatic corps after spending seven ycors as Ambassador ta Indonesia. Mr. Jones ha*1,446 words
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Article, Illustration1016 1965-06-20 6 GEOFFREY BOLAND - GEOFFREY BOLAND By JN THE welter of politics with which the Dewan Ra'ayat was beset at its lust meeting, an act of great importance occurred. Probably many MP's were unaware of this as the debate on the King's Speech occupied so much of1,016 words
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Article, Illustration186 1965-06-20 7 'Lady Godiva' rides again. Mystery Swedish blonde in a swimsuit 4 BLOND h Swrdish beauty with flowin B tresses mounted white horse to enact I<ady Godiva's famous historical naked ridr in a Singapore cinema lobby today.. With one difference. This modern Godiva was clad In a swimsuit. But that did186 words
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343 1965-06-20 7 African dancers captivate S'pore audience An appreciation of the Les Ballets Afrlcains by Margaret Burrows. CINGAPORE. Sat. An organised flurry of loose limbs, red and peacock colours, gliding feet and a relned-ln exctement was our Introduction to the stupendous show put on by Les Ballets Africalns at the National Theatre343 words
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Article59 1965-06-20 7 SINGAPORE Sit —TIM Vi- gilan'ie Corp* In Singapore t» being expanded Equipment neeosaary for the efficient execution of Vlgilinte Corps duties to also being obtained. This wag ataud by the Mumt«r for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon. »t the first anniversary dinner of the Telok Aver Vigilante59 words
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165 1965-06-20 7 SCHOOL TOLD: YOU HAVE SERVED MALAYSIA WELL •pAIPING, Sat. The 1 Chief Education Officer, Perak, Mr. J.E.B. Ambrose, today praised the Brothers and teachers of St. George's Institution here for their devotion to duty which has helped to maintain a high standard of education in the school. Speaking at the165 words
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193 1965-06-20 7 KOTA BHARU. Saturday. r pHE head of the University of Malaya's Malay 1 Studies Department. Professor Sutan Takdir Alisajhbana last night said Chinese students at the University had reached a high level of profloieijcy in the national language. Malay.-, too. must193 words
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Article48 1965-06-20 7 BATO GAJAH. Sat.— About J 000 people attended the inauguration ot the inier-distnrt National Language Month competition betwen Kinta and Dlndtngs b» the DUft"-ct Officer of Kinta. Inche Mohamfd Senavi bin Han Zmnuddtn. here last night. The Raja DlHi Mr of Perak donated a ehalkmga irophy.48 words
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Article73 1965-06-20 7 SINGAPORE. Sat —The Dlrec- tor of the United States Informatton Service. Mr. Howard E 8t ingle, will hold a reception at his home in Nasslm Road for the departing Information officer Mr. Wolf Reade. and to weli come his successor. Mr. Oeorge Porter, at 773 words
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Article48 1965-06-20 7 BATU PAHAT. Sat. The I coroner yesterday returned a verdict of death by -misadventure at the Inquest of Asstj Supt. Ourchan Singh. 62. a security officer In the Prime Minlsier's Dcparment. who died in a car crash on the Yong PengI Aver Hltam Foad on March 6.48 words
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Article329 1965-06-20 7 BUSINESS in and reported 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: Boustead (I.ooo> 51. 13; Cold Store (3,000) $2; Dunlops 51.21 SL, (1.000) $120; Esso 11.45 SL, 1 1.000329 words
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Article29 1965-06-20 7 PENANG. Sat. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. yesterday urged more people to join the vigilante corps when he opened the corps' headquarters at Olugor.29 words
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Article227 1965-06-20 7 IVITH reference to the letter I published in vuur is.<ue of June 13 alleging an incident at. I Thomson Road Hospital of a "tMfcM yelline her head off at an old lady". I wish to Inform you that our Ministry received j similar letter from the227 words
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Article55 1965-06-20 7 LONDON. Sat.— The man who led British land forces In the 1956 Suez operation has retired from the Army, itt was announced here yesterday. He Is 62-year-old General Sir Hugh Stockwell. Sir Hugh was Britain's Commanding Officer In Malaya 1952 and was Deputy Supreme Allied Commander in EuropeReuter - 55 words
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270 1965-06-20 7 Police urged: Raid these brothels SINGAPORE. Sat. The Assemblyman for Siglap, Inche Rahlm Ishak, today revealed that immoral activities were spreading in the Telok Kurau area and urged the police to take immediate action to remove this social menace. He said he and Mr. Tay Eng Guan. chairman of the270 words
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208 1965-06-20 8 $1 million railway station for Kelantan KOTA BHARU. Sat —The Minister M Traiwryrt. i...0 Sardon bin Han Jubir. today announced a $1 -million plan to build a railway station at Wakaf Bahru near here. The plan, which will be carried o»jt in thre* phases, will help In the development of208 words
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Article, Illustration301 1965-06-20 8 Boy in S'pore for US air college SINGAPORE. Sat. A Californian who has spent most of his school career in overseas schools has received an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy. John Saxton. currently finishing hU secondary school work at the Singapore American School, will return to San301 words
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Article32 1965-06-20 8 WASHINGTON. Sat. A delegation from Singapore opened talks with the World Bank yesterday for a loan of US$l5 million i $45 million i to expand Singapore's port facilities. Rcu-U-r32 words
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Article35 1965-06-20 8 JAKARTA. Sat. The Indonesian Army Commander. Lieutenant Oeneral Ahmed Yani. has reaffirmed tlie Army s rejection of the Communist demand to i have political commissars with- in the armed forces. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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233 1965-06-20 8 China 'volunteers' ready to fight in Vietnam PEKING. Saturday. PHINA said yesterday she had made all preparations to send "volunteers" to Vietnam promptly "when we receive the call of the Vietnamese people." the New China News Agency reported. A statement by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said China wouldReuter - 233 words
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Miscellaneous518 1965-06-20 8 730 Gxmil.i :hr Alarum 'Pur: I of an Egypt urn him in AraQTXjItAPI iKh bici: 815 News in Tamil. 825 UIIMVJiIX WJ.VJ-J Belajar-li«h Baliasa KMuipuui 1 < repeat broadcast i 8.30 Gamil.i CHANNCI. 5 tlie Algerian 'Pan II of an T.M.: 12.55 Opening and Egyptian film In Arabic >: 9.50518 words
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Article367 1965-06-20 9 IN "MISTER MOSES," Robert Mitchum is the reluctant hero of an adventure set in a remote part of Africa. Mitchum is the "Moses" of the title Joe Moses, a travelling circus performer, quack doctor, and diamond smuggler all rolled into one. He turns up where any367 words
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Article, Illustration709 1965-06-20 9 RODERICK MANN - The future is all in my palm, says Daliah RODERICK MANN By BEFORE I set out to call upon Miss Daliah Lavi, 1 rang up a mutual friend to inquire what she wiis like. "Handsome," he said. "And shrewd. And she knows exactly when she's going to die." "Perhaps I'd709 words
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Article443 1965-06-20 9 MR. GOH SOON TIOE, the well-known Singapore impresario, tells me that seats are rapidly selling out for the return visit of Walter Hautzig. the internationally known Austrian pianist. The concert Is to be held at the Victoria Theatre on the evening of Wednesday. June 30. Born In Vienna.443 words
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Advertisement588 1965-06-20 9 m ORGANISATION m i I iim lilt. IIAV! a II am. (iv. 4, ©ti v.jO pm (NO FREE LIST) "Th« Troin" ttortt promptly at 11.12. 142, 4.12. 4.57 A 9.42 BURT LANCASTER 5 "THE TRAIN "I Paul Scoficld. Jeanne Moreou (UA,_ Enter "The Train" National Lonquoqe hioy Contest Now! 2nd588 words
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Advertisement193 1965-06-20 9 BEGINS TOMORROW AT EXCLUSIVE SHOP FOR LADIES CENTS WEAR FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS ON OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK DISCOUNTS BIGGER THAN EVER Remember this is once a year Sale 86, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD WATO INN olrcondltionod (.UKOPfcAN AND CHINESE DISHES, LUNCH. DINNER, PARTI EsT~TLTßßATron?*arT^flrcater^G~or~~ M Specialty JOHORE CRABS STEAMED OR FRIED OPEN193 words
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Advertisement398 1965-06-20 9 ■Ttfu'sTOp' PRESS!! "lady" GODIVA Bf Ml WILL BE IN THE FOYER of LIDO. Singapore J lil IN PERSON |Tjt I 5 TIMES TODAY! f jHIT* J 20 MINUTES DURATION EACH TIME AT B ,mm 10.40 am, 1.25, 3.40, 6.10 8.55pm L I For Everybody to take pictures in iMkH A398 words
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742 1965-06-20 10 ALOR STAR, Saturday. I\KSMOND Brown of Kuala Lumpur was in brilliant riding form at the Kedah amateur races today when he landed a hattrick in a card of six events. His winners were Mametz Wood (Race 4), Tinggi Harapan (Race 5) and Norval742 words
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Article39 1965-06-20 10 TOTAL POOL: $25,012 Ist *****5 $14.1*5 2nd *****7 S 4,701 3rd *****6 S 2.350 Starters: $391 each—Nos: 1K9968. *****1, *****5. *****5. *****3. *****0. Consolation: Sl5l eaclt Nos: 1606*51. *****9. *****7. *****0. *****7, *****7. *****8 *****3. *****5. *****7.39 words
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Article133 1965-06-20 10 SINGAPORE. Sat —The Sin«a- i l>orp C >mbmed Schools i Sports Council have selected 47 pi.ivns tor uitensive training in preparation for the Malaysian inter-state tournament to be held at Merdeka Stadium. Kuala Lumpur, on Aug. 10-11-Three coaches have been appointed by the Council to133 words
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Article138 1965-06-20 10 DOUGLAS. Isle of Mtn. I Sat.— World champion Mike Hailwood. of Britain, won the senior Tourist Trophy motor cycle race (500 cci here today for the third successive year. In one of the most dr.imn'ic rncp.<= ever lirld over the TT mountain circuit. Hailwood led from138 words
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Article1168 1965-06-20 10 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP Has improved from Penang run and goes over best distance I By OITRA KLANG, a Coronation Boy flve-y ear- oM, can carry the colours of the Sultan of Selangor to a popular win in the Cl. 3. Div. 2. 7f Handicap (Race 8)1,168 words
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Article1454 1965-06-20 10 Race 1-2.0 Cl 6 Div 1 ($4300) 5 S 1 ***** Ink Sabba a <Zacl: St) ZMn 6 8 0 <F) Ml 5 t ***** Ac* ip (Crmsioounl St, 0.-nian 5 B.H *HaSsan 6 3 'K.->1 Irkn:.h s (Ye.ii Vicl) Paul 8 812 (SF) Trevma 7 41,454 words
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Article170 1965-06-20 10 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Budfierigar (Race 3). Emir Star (Race 5) and Putra Klang 1 (Race 8). The going fs good. KI'SOM JEEP CALL BOT POINT» R G. Brc ANFER LOK SABHA TEKNAH Rao* 1 Trknah Oay Buccaneer l-ok Sahha l.ourjei Lord l.uc-an Gay Buccaneer POWER FIRST ZODIAQI'E170 words
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Article277 1965-06-20 10 Golden boy Piggott sets a record LONDON. Sat. Lester Piggott, ace English jockey, yesterday set a post-war riding record for the four-day Royal Ascot meeting when he brought hia tally of winners to eight. The 29-year-old golden boy of Ascot, with seven winners on the opening threa days, set the277 words
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Article58 1965-06-20 10 First pentathlon title for Lai MALACCA. Sat. Lai Chin j Lian of Yok Bin High School won the state's Urst pentathlon championships held at Telok M;t.s yesterday. She scored 2.365 points. Runnerup was Lai Mea Foong with 2.248 points. Franco Marciano (Prlsnna SCi retained her decathlon title with 4774 points.58 words
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Article2389 1965-06-20 11 ACHILLES championship* (Spore)— Achlllea Athletic Club held its athletic championships oa the nev bitumen track al Farrer Park yesterday and there were tome cplandid performances). Allan Forbes, who has beaten Ron Clarke, the world three miles. 6.000 m and 10,000 m record holder, in the 800 m in Australia2,389 words
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Article18 1965-06-20 11 JOHORE schools lnter-region-al tournament (SegamsU). Boys Kluang/Mersing 68. Segamat Labis 68; Girls Kluang/Merslug 25. Segamat Labis 19.18 words
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Article430 1965-06-20 11 SINGAPORE: The eleven leagues that bowl from Monday to Friday played their 16th game last week. Here are the top ten scorers in each league: Monday 9 a.m. B Klrby 'Downunders) 178, E. Mortimer (Rollmgpln.si 160, T. Suarez (Calamity Janes) 156. 8. Cudby 156, Y.F. Leong (Crazy Crackers) 161.430 words
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Article57 1965-06-20 11 INTER-SCHOOL (Pontlan) Segamat SES bt Pontlan SES by 130 runs. SegBmat 168 (Jeswant 65 San Sel Bee 46 Goh Su Gen 8-8) Pontlan 38 (8. Velu 6-73 Arumugam 3-44). KLVANG Cricket Assn. bt Kluang Garrison by one wkt. KG 136 (Campbell 71. Charles 4-17, Venugopal 4-36 V KCA 137-957 words
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Article214 1965-06-20 11 ■hard SINGAPORE Richard Chang, who took up kartlng two months ago, won the main race for the Caltex Trophy at the Singapore Kartlng Club meet: Formula libre 1 William Phoa State Express trophy: 1 Richard Chang 2 B. Tovell. Class III: 1 Joseph Goh 2 A. Walker 3' J.214 words
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Article86 1965-06-20 11 SINGAPORE WNA League Div. 1: Chipmunks bt Whirlwinds 25-20. Dynamos bt Hurricanes 25-17. TTC bt Hometn 24M7. Hornet* bt Toppers 16-14. Hurricanes wo. WRAPS Changl. Hornets bt Chipmunks 20-15, Dvnamcs bt Crickets 18-15, Toppers bt Hurricanes 14-7. Div. 2: Satellites bt Goons 19-12. GSC bt Kingfishers 15-6. University bt86 words
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Article47 1965-06-20 11 MAHAJANA SHIELD (Segamat): Nam Klew 2 Indians 0; Teachers 3 Pogoh Est. 3; Indians 4 Segamat JKR 3; Nam Klew 2 Pogoh Est 1. KLUANG. League Dhr. 3—Chemerah Research 5. Kluang United 3. SEPAK RAGA PONTIAN Inter-primary schools final: Telok Kerang 2 Sekolah Kebangsaan Bandar 1.47 words
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Article369 1965-06-20 11 SYDNEY, Sat. Results ol Australian football matches played today were NSW NORTH DIV. 1 Mayfield 0 Western 0. NSW FED. DIV. 1 Hakoah 1 Budapest 0. Yugaj 3 Metro 2. NSW FED. DIV. 2 Bankstown 1 Wollongong 3. Concordia 0 Canterbury 1. VICTORIA STATE LEAGUE George C369 words
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Article70 1965-06-20 11 PENANO. Sat. Penajig led Pers* 1-1 in their Chua Choon Leong Cup tennis match here today. Moses Tay gave Perak the first point when he beat R. D Raleigh 6-2. 6-3. Penang drew level through Toh Boon Theng who beat Lian Van Keong 6-1,70 words
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Article40 1965-06-20 11 SUNOEI PATANI, Sat.— A. August In who hit 51 pot out helped the Vice-President's XI to beat the President! XI by 31 runs In the Kedah State Cricket trial at Alor Star vestorday Vlee-Prwrtdenfi XI 119. Pf■ldenfi M.40 words
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Obituary38 1965-06-20 11 MICHAELSAMY PILLAI. passed away peacefully 19.6.66. Funeral 20.6.66 (10.00 a.m.) Immigration Road, Penang. 5 sons. Rev. Fr. A. Michael St. John's X.L.. Rev. Benedict Michael, Xavier C E.B. K.L., Emmanuel, Ambrose and 3 daughters mourn their loss.38 words
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Obituary43 1965-06-20 11 in EVER respectful memory of the late OATO DATIN LOKE WAN THO who so unexpectedly left us on 20.6.64. Departed but never forgotten and may their soul forever rest *n. peace (Inserted by Manager Staff of Cathay Cinema. Xlor Star. Kedah).43 words
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356 1965-06-20 12 IPOH. Saturday. VEGRI SEMBILAN "A" won the second Malay--11 sian Hockey Federations six-a-side championships here today when they beat Perak "A" 1-0 in the final. The scorer was C. Thavanayagam. In the semi-finals Perak "A" beat Selangor "A" 2-0, Negri "A' beat Selangor "B" 1-0.356 words
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261 1965-06-20 12 Selangor Police virtual hockey champs KUALA 1.1 MPI K. Sat.— 'clangor vistuallv made certain of winning the Police inter-contingent hockey South tone cbampn>n»!iin today when they beat Johore 3-0. They m»et Malacca in the last match tomorrow to decide the championship. Selangor have such a superior goal average that can261 words
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Article, Illustration268 1965-06-20 12 Chua and Simon are FMC stars KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. FEDERATION Military College re- tamed the Lewis Trophy when they beat Victoria Institution 165-125 in their annual athletic competition today. Star FMC performers were Chua Kong Hock who won the 100 m, 200 m and 110 m hurdles and was theSoong Hon Sin - 268 words
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318 1965-06-20 12 Cowdrey 119 puts England in strong position LONDON, bat. A -p.t nu.U 119 uy Uoun CovvUiey atitied England to reacn a atroug position with v mat ininngti lead oi 132 over New Zealand by the close on the »ecoiu day oi the second cricket lest at Lord's yesterday. England were318 words
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Article108 1965-06-20 12 TELUK ANSON. Sat.— Two record were set on the first day of the two-day Perafc AAA South Zone championships here today. All the three runners In the women's 800 metres broke the zone record of 2 minutes 55.7 •eccndb. N. Saraswathy. 15. of Government English108 words
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519 1965-06-20 12 Hooker 7-1 9 takes Middlesex to the top spot I ONDON. Sat. Middlesex. 1 who gained an exciting flvewicket win over champions Worcestershire, went to the top of the English County cricket championship table yesterday. They have 44 points. It was Middlesex's second successive win and was achieved without captain519 words
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Article32 1965-06-20 12 TAMPERE. (Finland), Sat. Ron Clarke Australia's record breaking distance runner, won a 5.000 metres race here last night in 13 minutes 40.8 -seconds 15 seconds outside his own world mark.32 words
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Article25 1965-06-20 12 MILAN. Sat, Nino Benvfnuti last night won the world junior middleweight, boxing title with a sixth round knockout of defending champion Sandro Mazzinghi.25 words
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234 1965-06-20 12 ST. LOUIS. Sat. Gary Player of South Africa tired h.s second straight even par 70 here yesterday to take the lead from Australia's Kel Nagle at the end of the second ruund o* the United States open. Player stool h 35-35 fur hi* 70234 words
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298 1965-06-20 12 Negri chase quick runs to beat Johore by 114 in MCA match SEGAMAT, Saturday. V'EGRI Sembilan beat Johore by 114 runs in a MCA league match at the Segamat Secondary English School ground today. Negri who led by 85 runs in the first innings went for quick runs today to298 words
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Article236 1965-06-20 12 BYDNEY. Sart. Australia made rugby union history here today when they beat South Africa for the first time on Australian soiL They won by 18 point* to 11. after leading 12-6 at timeThe match was the first of two International matches being played in Australia by the south236 words
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Article20 1965-06-20 12 SINGAPORE. Sat Rajajl beat Khalsa Association 3-0 ln a SAPA div. 2 match at Fame 1 Park today.20 words
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Advertisement148 1965-06-20 10 9 1 realised a long time ago that if 1 wanted to get on in this big bad world I would have to be in the right place at the right time. Travel with me, dear friend, and you will see how well I have succeeded. Everyday BOMBAY— over LONDON—148 words
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Advertisement447 1965-06-20 11 Fool Itch Cause Killed in 4 Days Pain and Itching ./ki 1 Stopped in J^f/Mi, V I /Minute, rig^^^i Do your feet Itch so I ssss»»»S^3^'^ss»ssslsßTy b*dly that they nearly '^^^ft isTT'^^ drlvs you rraiy? Does ths skin on your feet crick and Infections, as well as Ringworm. p*el? Are447 words
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Advertisement409 1965-06-20 11 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 1.C.1. (Malaya) Ltd. wishes to recruit a recently-qualified Chartered Accountant for a permanent pott with excellent career prospects. Applicants should be:— (0 Malaysian Citizens (ii) Age 22 —27 (iii) Members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, or equivalent body. f^ |^W Applications, In writing,409 words
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Advertisement79 1965-06-20 12 NATIONAL Kg 1 J|L 'wi 1! 11l I '^11 I wts I rfflr"*^^^^^EJlrffl 111 II I I B^^^^l MODEL TF-30LE *|S HR k k*B r^T|T)T Wgi and true-to-life sound. High-class, scratch-proof fir ilffih utirt nuiVioffmliihittrtiii wooden cabinet has folding doors which can be m^rtr^^^TOH^^ffi^^^OT^^ffl locked and matches the most modern79 words
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Advertisement173 1965-06-20 12 MEDICAL DETAILERS Required for world-wide Pharmaceutical Company SENIOR DETAILER: Administrative experience. Pr»ferably v registered pharmacist. Required to aupervls* detailers. to conduct correspondence with overseas organisations to carry out the more important detailing function*. Baaed ln Singapore. Oood executive opportunity. DETAILERS Singapore and the Federation. Oood opportunity for advancement. Applications Invited173 words
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Miscellaneous229 1965-06-20 12 DIARY SOCCER Tour match: Penang v Kwong Wah. HK (City Btadium. 8 pjn). Malaya Cup': Jt Senices v Spore <Jn Besar, 730 p.m.); Johore v Negri iSrl Oelam. 5» Sgor v Kedah (Merdeka Stadium. 8 p.m.); Perak v Perils (Stadium Perak. s p. Spore IMv. 2D: Arsenal v Police •A229 words
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Article, Illustration2577 1965-06-20 1 Secret off the MICRODOTS THIS FROM H THIS FOR nearly a year a silver Ronson table lighter stood on a coffee table in my flat at the White House. It was a very handsome gadget— but it was not its elegance that made it so special. This lighter had a2,577 words
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Advertisement84 1965-06-20 1 for a lovelier home... EHJHIEB furniture of distinction The skill of expert craftsmen... elegant designs and the choice of selected wood make DIETHELM'S furniture the ultimate in your household furnishing Illustrated is one of the many elegant arrangements m the GROU P See the superb range of designs at: DIETHELM'S84 words
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Article, Illustration1851 1965-06-20 2 PAUL GETTY - Would you find it fun to be a millionaire? PAUL GETTY RICHEST MAN IN THE WHOLE WORLD NEVER have the burdens of wealth been greater than they are today, and never have its rewards been slimmer. Rich people once lived In a world apart. Today, almost the only difference Detween1,851 words
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Advertisement475 1965-06-20 2 T/jg ONLY DA/LY JErS /refwee/t /fang JTong, Taipei S Japan W/TH DAILY J£T SERV/Cf HONG KONG OSAKA Cathay Pacific now provides the ONLY daily jet service between Hong Kong, Taipei and Japan. Daily jet services connect Singapore and Hong Kong, where mighty Convair jets depart every morning bound for Taipei475 words
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Article, Illustration374 1965-06-20 3 Where the women are merely tolerated... I HAD always thought it ironic that women, the perfect purveyors of gossip should have been banned from reading the news. If they are so good at transmitting items of information by word of mouth. why should they not be allowed to do so374 words
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Article273 1965-06-20 3 I WRITE her name in my books, on my pillow cases, on the walls and even on my desk at school. I love her so much and she wont even look at me. AT. If my advice hurts, you will say that I am cruel. Just wait till273 words
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Article, Illustration1122 1965-06-20 3 DC REDDICK - DC REDDICK. BY DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS IX MAY l!>.").'i non commercial crliicatkmal television sent its lirst experimental programmes into the air from the United States' lirst educational television station at the University of Houston. Texas. In recent yean financial1,122 words
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Article240 1965-06-20 3 KNOW ALLS I AM a science student at the University of Singapore and intend to take up dietetics or food technology in Britain after getting a B.Sc. iHonsi degree here. Could you please recommend some good institutions in Britain which have the above mentioned course? A STUDENT The following hospitals240 words
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Advertisement80 1965-06-20 3 V IT'S IN THE CARDS FOR YOU TO USE TAMPAX i j ■A -i Tiiy-^ >^^%'. j|H <* BB» t :yS<^ Jk Why? Because Tampax is wonder(u[- that's why! Gives you all the freedom in the world. Poise, security, too. r~ Youiee\coo\, 1 j comioTtable(li^- "^3l Tampax internal sanitary protection80 words
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Advertisement292 1965-06-20 3 *jjßj ■Hk i ISHaWJI!^"' r (ft w* I**1 «*r J 8 WL 4 v^sjSb v^^nn^ jk* B^Bf &dJH9 iMfc BH^> -ff^l > Mtii£ ja. A^MSfc j ilitf* ."3 WBF^ V auk mt Beak at aW^^^^^^^^niiaaßaWß^^^^^^ ■few B^B. J> K3Li ioBFS wSl^EF~^^^ IS Wr BBmv BMBJ&sfcJL***- £feMM^K2al3l \v m j& BBv292 words
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Article474 1965-06-20 4 Watch those inches and ounces ALEX LEE PAGE HOW do you know when you start to spread? Watch for the danger signals when your friends make such remarks as "Not nuinv people are as well-built as you" or "Tell me, just what do you eat for breakfast?" Yes, they'll be474 words
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Article, Illustration490 1965-06-20 4 GOOD FOR A LAUGH A VERY dejected little man walked into a diner one morning and sat down at a table. The waitress came over. "I want two eggs fried very hard, two slices of toast burnt black, and a cup of very bitter, lukewarm coffee." he told490 words
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Advertisement793 1965-06-20 4 Helena Rubinstein's new double treatment RESTORES THE FACE OF YOUTH mm PACES AGE two ways. Skin tissues lose, the dewy freshnrsa of youth. Facial contours begin to sag »nd droop. Helrna Rubinstein's new doubie tre<unn(>nt can defeat thos* ageing processes and give your face the firmness of youth. FIRST SECOND793 words
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Miscellaneous407 1965-06-20 5 KUALA LUMPUR A.M.: 6.00 Tanda Waktu, Negara-ku; ti.o2 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Tanda Waktu, Dan Warta Benta; 7.10 Breaklast Potpourri; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.35 Breaklast Potpourri; 7.4 a News; 7.50 Learn A Phrase A Day; 8.00 Warta Berita; h.h.j Bright And Breezy; 8.59 Rengkasan Ranchangan; y.Oo Music Cay;407 words
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Miscellaneous254 1965-06-20 5 (popular crossword) ACROSS: "2. Essays (8), 9. DOWN: I. Employs (4). 2. RePainful (4), 11. Rake (4>. 12. gion < 4), 3. Decade (3), 4. Epoch Individuality (3), 13. Uniform ,3,, 5. chagrin (U), 6. Place J?\' 14 B }?°i VCSS^ W'a l^ < 3 7 For a came (3),254 words
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