The Straits Times, 26 June 1965
1965-06-26
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Title Section21 1965-06-26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 26. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 10U521 words
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541 1965-06-26 1 Algiers ALGIERS. Fri. India has taken the lead in an effort to line up support for a proposal to postpone the opening of the Afro-Asian conference until August or even next March. Reliable sources s:tid delegates of Ceylon, Thailand, Japan, Ihe Philippines,541 words
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Article, Illustration849 1965-06-26 1 TWO BATTLES OFF SINGAPORE: 26-SABOTEUR SAMPAN RAID IS SMASHED KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIAN naval patrols in Singapore waters today smashed two separate infiltration attempts within 22 hours the biggest yet by Indonesian saboteurs. In the liist attempt at 12.20 a.m.. 2(i saboteurs believed to be volunteers849 words
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Article48 1965-06-26 1 SAIGON. Fri. At least U proplc. most of them Amrric.ms were killed tonight when two Vtetevog bomb explosions ripped throimh a crowded uatcrfront n-st.iuranl on the Saigon ri\rr. A hundred or morewere injured. The death toll was petted to go hiuhrr at tlic final count. A.PAP - 48 words
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Article, Illustration823 1965-06-26 1 Three Malayan students die in Sydney flat tragedy SYDNEY, Friday THREE Malaysian students, one of them a girl, were accidentally gassed to death in a flat at suburban Randwick here early today. They are Leslie Ang Yee Soon, 21, of Singapore; Loo Chee Kiat, 21, of Kkmg; and Marina Soh823 words
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Article63 1965-06-26 1 BANOKOK. Fri— Thiee Hundred and twenty-six medical .students, of Hie Cliulalonuki verity today Marled their second strike to demand the dtaatm] Ol the dean of the medical college. Mi. Momluang Kaset Sanitvoiiy The .students first boycotted classes from June 7 to 14 when their professor. Dr.Reuter - 63 words
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99 1965-06-26 1 KUALA I.IMPIR. Fri. Puan Sharifah Kodziah. wife of Tengku Abdul Rahman, will fly to London on Tuesday to join the Prime Minister, who is down with shingles She will be .mompanied by Teniiku Khatijah. their daughter. The Tengku entered the London c'inic today99 words
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268 1965-06-26 1 CAIGON. Fri. The Vietcong today announced the reprisal execution of an American Army Sergeant captured in a bat 1 1^ last year. A United States spokesman denounced the act as a wanton act of murder. The guerilla movement's press agency in South Vie! namReuter - 268 words
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Article39 1965-06-26 1 ONK MALAYSIAN MISSIM. siNfi.M'oiu:. S.it a.m.) r.ir East Comnunil s.ii<l MM Mal.iysi.in missing prrsumril killrcl in tonights crm.mrmi nt near St .Inlin v I hrcc badly hurt. four liken in bMffltal «'Ui slight injuries. <Srr this i39 words
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Advertisement80 1965-06-26 1 1965 MODEL NOW AVAILABLE CITROEN Safety Comfort Luxury ge n,, THE EASTERN AUTO CO.. LTD.. US. Clamtnccau Av«nu«, S pore-9. Tel J3lOO. Represented throughout Meloytio. KLEENEX TISSUES y v >< V In boxes of 400. 300, ?0<), 150 ond in the handy Pock available in your favourite colours, Yellow, Pink,80 words
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AFRO ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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381 1965-06-26 2 We must contact all Vietnam parties PEACE TEAM'S MESSAGE: LONDON, Friday. THE Commonwealth peace mission yesterday sent messages to Russia, China, the United States and North and South Vietnam stressing that the 21 -nation Commonwealth as a whole was not committed to either side of the Vietnam conflict. A joint381 words
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198 1965-06-26 2 Fighting in S. Vietnam is civil war, says Nkrumah J ONDON, Fri. Pre- sident K wame Nkrumah of Ghana said yesterday the Commonwealth Vietnam Peace Mission must regard the pro Communist National Liberation Front and the Saigon authorities in South Vietnam as rival governments engaged in a civil war. HeReuter - 198 words
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119 1965-06-26 2 NEW DELHI, Frl. India yesterday conveyed to Indonesia its "concern" over anti-Indian demonstrations in Jakarta on Wednesday. The special secretary in the Foreign Ministry, Mr. Arim Hussain, summoned the Indonesian Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Husni Pane, and told him the demonstrations and the stoning of theAP - 119 words
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108 1965-06-26 2 i ITNITED NATIONS, Fri. The Trusteeship Council yesterday approved a report 1 urging the United States to draw up realistic plans and i programmes for the rapid political advancement of the trust territory of the Pacific i Islands. This should t>e doneReuter - 108 words
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Article35 1965-06-26 2 PEKING. Fri Forty«even Chinese scientist* who have been working at the Joint nuclear research Institute st Dubna. near Mascow. have returned to Pi-king by train the New China Npws Agency reported. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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200 1965-06-26 2 U.S. SKYMEN THRUST DEEP INTO VIETCONG STRONGHOLD UIEN HOA, Fri. U.S. Army paratroopers penetrated deep into a Vie.tcong stronghold yesterday in what is believed to be their first offensive action since they landed here earlier this year. The paratroopers braved a Vietc-onR m«n.ir bombardment when they wr.-e landed by helicoptersReuter; UPI - 200 words
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244 1965-06-26 2 NEW DELHI, Friday. TNDIA announced yesterday it was giving up two 1 Pakistani outposts, seized in fierce fighting along the ceasefire line in Kashmir. The Defence Ministry said Indian troops were ordered out of two mountain posts at 13,000 toAP - 244 words
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190 1965-06-26 2 Pakistanis force down Intruding' Indian jet fighter IZARACHI, Fri. An Indian jet fighter intruded into Pakistani territory yesterday and was forced to j land by intercepting aircraft, the Pakistani I Air Force announced. In NEW DELHI. Indian j Air Force officials acknowI ledKed that one of their jet fighters was190 words
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Article29 1965-06-26 2 BRISBANE. Fri. Farmers Ml one of Australia's must. Hit lie district*— Darling Down* are shootine some of their dairy herds to nva tbnn from starving from druueht.29 words
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Miscellaneous26 1965-06-26 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /we cui?Ni«3ueD ouc) /all our f-uQwruat) NEW LOUNGE IN J >> r I*s ANTIQUE V~ v v UOW 14 vouk joust /"rr>iwit-f->OTAB^7^26 words
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Article, Illustration386 1965-06-26 3 Western envoys told of need for tough response to East German challenges JJONN, Fri. The West German Chancellor, Dr. Ludwig Erhard, last night appealed to the United States, Britain and France for a tough response to new East German '"challenges" to Western authority in Berlin.Reuter - 386 words
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133 1965-06-26 3 YORK. Fri. The I Wall Street stock m.'.rkct closed yesterday with an estimated paper loss of nearly 1.5.56.000 million (SIS.OOO million). one of the uorsl losses of the year. I In- loss followed a late nun n iii. spate of selling whichReuter - 133 words
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Article, Illustration62 1965-06-26 3 The Philip look— adopted by Queen Elizabeth lIANDS clasped behind her back. Queen Elizabeth strolls across a polo field during an interval. It's the relaxed pose, of course, made famous by her husband. Prince Philip, and it seems she has adopted it, too. She saw Prince Philip score three goalsMirrorpic - 62 words
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Article112 1965-06-26 3 WASHINGTON. Friday. rpHE Senate, spurning the pleas of western senators, voted yesterday for a historic change in the nations coinage that would remove all silver from dimes and quarters. It passed 74 to nine and sent to the Hou.se a Bill requested by President JohnsonUPI - 112 words
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Article44 1965-06-26 3 VANDERBEHCi AIK FORCE BASE < California i. Fn.— The Air Force yesirrdiiy launched a satellite employing a Thor-Able star combination from here. No details wore reieased regarding the object or goal* of the fliKht. in keeping with ;ur force policy.— UPl.44 words
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Article31 1965-06-26 3 GENEVA. Fn The annual assembly of tn»- international labour Organisation has overwhelmingly approved a resolution coi.demnins Portuual for forced labour practices id Aneola and other overseas territories.— A P.31 words
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Article50 1965-06-26 3 UNITED NATIONS Frl The United Nation* Children's Fund yesterday approved assistance to 200 projects in 82 countries and territories totalling U3 $26.5 million. Included for the first time was an allocation for Mongolia, where the Fund will provide US$lO4,OOO for maternal and child care services. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article75 1965-06-26 3 LONDON. Fn. A Conservative Meir.ber uf Parliament, who suffered :t heart attack last March, has resigned his seat, it was announced !a.st nißh:. This increases the Labour Government's narrow Hou.-e of Commons majority to four. The parliamentarian. 60-year-old Arthony Marlowe, had .ieid tho safe ConsiTvaiivP75 words
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Article86 1965-06-26 3 ROME. Fri.— At the age of 66. Victor Giancolini thought he could ro into well-earned retirement, so he sold his forfrer's equipment to a newfound friend who an pcared anxious to take up his career. Included in the three million lira (51.724) deal I was equipment forReuter - 86 words
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175 1965-06-26 3 SALVATION ARMY CELEBRATES 100 TH BIRTHDAY 1 T ONDON. Fri. The Salvation Army, born among the brothels and gin palaces of London's East End, celebrated its 100 th birthday today in the vast Royal Albert Hall with Queen Elizabeth, Church prelates and a Cabinet Minister as guests. The evangelist movementReuter - 175 words
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96 1965-06-26 3 Time bomb destroys Kennedy library (GEORGETOWN (British Guiana i. Frl. A time bomb tonight completely destroyed the John F. Ken- nedy Memorial Library on the ground floor of the U.S. Consulate here. Three people were injured in the blast, which destroyed about 6.000 books. It Ls believed the oomb mmReuter - 96 words
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Article53 1965-06-26 3 LONDON. Pri. A 50-.vc.tr- old official of tne BrittMl roremn Offire hi i)iu:i-'d to from an e'gh'.h floor window of a luxury apartment buildinc He u-;is Mr. Ashley Willianvs Mgtotai i nead of l up i Office Conference Department, a 'section which deals with arran«pments lorAP - 53 words
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Advertisement440 1965-06-26 3 m Mon than JO% of tstemallj examined members of Australian Accountancy and Secretarial lnstituut trained through Hemingway Robertson..." Ift fast as easy for you to become highly-paid QU ALIFIED ACCOUNTANT The rapid growth of Malaysia has crated o«t--standtng career opportunities for qualified *rcow>ttnts. Th« Hemingway Robertson method of peiional.tndWidual tuitioa440 words
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484 1965-06-26 4 Gangster escapes after gun duel with a detective SINGAPORE. Frl. A LONG-WANTED gangster escaped a police dragnet last night after shooting it out with a detective sergeant in Sennett Estate. The shooting duel in a backlane off Pheng Geek Avenue occurred minutes after a police party had raided an Upper484 words
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Article, Illustration255 1965-06-26 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. rpHE new Deputy President of the Industrial A Arbitration Court, Mr. S. Natarajan, today gave an assurance that problems before the court would be examined with regard to the interests of both trade unions and employers. But. he added, the court would also take255 words
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Article60 1965-06-26 4 SINGAPORE, Frl —The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak and his wife, Toll Puan Nooi Alshah, will attend a charity Cantonese opera at the National Theatre tomorrow. It is being staged by the Singapore Sal Chiew Village Mutual Help Association in aid of the Red60 words
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249 1965-06-26 4 34 employees with 540 years service to get awards SINGAPORE, Friday. Thirty-four employees of the Malayan Breweries (Singapore) Ltd. who have together put in a total of 540 years with the company, are to be awarded gold and silver medals tomorrow in recognition of their long service. Eleven .of them249 words
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Article35 1965-06-26 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. A dinner will be given by Asia Motors Co., Ltd. in honour of the visiting BMW factory engineer, Mr. Horst Zimmerling. and his wife at 156 MacPherson Road tomorrow evening.35 words
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Article38 1965-06-26 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Pek Kio community centre's Vigilante Corps will celebrate its first annual "courtesy month" at the centre on June 29. It will be attended by the Assemblyman for Farrer Park, Mr. S. Raj 00.38 words
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Advertisement377 1965-06-26 4 TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT SIMULTANEOUSLY- Singapore CAPITOL FEDERAL K. Lumpur S •TENSION-PACKED DRAMA of; JESPIONAGEfi uunn JOHNSONj^gfMfglrjJWr^^ i tom \JQhnsr COURTENAY ff^JH^V JEREMY KEMP ANTHOMY QUAYIE m/l2z^ uui nmEB-pui hemrbd a .u^ HEIMUI DANTINE BARBARA RUEDNB m TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT SIMULTANEOUSLY; Singapore REX CAPITOL K. Lumpur LATEST fS'OST COMMENDABLE ACHIEVEMENT from377 words
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Advertisement166 1965-06-26 4 SWGfiPQK&tWEL 17% Gtylang Road. Tel: ***** (SINGAPORE. 14.) PRESENTING NIGHTLY lAPAN TOP DANCING SENSATION tf*» THE EXOTIC sfr "MEIKO" V*V^^ OF THE ORIENT'S EST Limited Engagement 2 Shows Nightly BOOK NOW tjjj NO COVER CHARGe APPEARING NIGHTLY .a.wans DARLING CHUNG. WONG LIN6 HELEN AT THE MIKE WITH ORTEGA STARLIGHT-SIX We166 words
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Advertisement91 1965-06-26 4 ORCHARD NEXT CHANCE! I ■■■.iJ^ THE SCREEN PROWLS THE DARKEST CORRIDORS OF THE I T7W HUMAN MIND TO THE LONELY |TW PLACE WHERE LUST HIDES! jk, r *d IkC^l COLUMBIA PICTURtS presents I NEALCURT JIHffiENSSAMANIHA tGiiAR lAN BAWttK I I'"'*™,""™ swwa»b>JUUANHALEVY^^■.—■»» I I DO NOT MISS THE STAGE 1 CLUB'S91 words
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Advertisement289 1965-06-26 4 TONIGHT MIDNIGHT -simultaneously I Singapore ODEON PALACE Singapore I < Lumpur CATHAY CATHAY A fc?* E^ B^^ vPflf HIGH-TENSION STORY OF UNCONQUERABLE COURAGE AND PRIDE! FRANK SINATRA <3 TREVOR HOWARD «£B n 20th Century-Fox's i Mfr&fc >j^^^k Tei: 334 I 1 1 L\ B SINGAPORE m^A TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! 1 i«289 words
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Advertisement579 1965-06-26 4 ORGANISATION" \o\v siio\vi>4.!" 11 am. 145, 4 6.30 9lSpm| (Jniscrsol Intcrrotonol presents 'Cfj'J i I \ow miouim.:) I 11 am, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.30 pm. NO FREE LIST "LIN DAI "The Lotus Lamp" a Mandarin in Scope Color g superimposed English subtitles_ TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! I Sophia Loren George Peppord Trrvor579 words
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Article, Illustration639 1965-06-26 5 JJICIIAKI) Liow Chow (.'hum. 20. r wiis today convicted in the Assize Court on ;i charge of armed robbery of $1. .">,">() worth of jewellery Iro mi ;i divorcee, known (o him. Mr. Justice Choor Singh ordered Liow, a salesman, to be remanded639 words
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Article40 1965-06-26 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Duxton Plain community centre will hold a party at 7 p.m. on Sunday in honour of Its management committee secretary. Mr. Khong Ah Cheong. who wa.s recently awarded the Bintang Bakti Masharakat (Public Service Medal i40 words
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Article26 1965-06-26 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Malabar Benevolent Association u:l! hold its annual general meeting at the Chong Pang Village community centre on Sunday at 10 am26 words
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806 1965-06-26 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. AIR. JUSTICE Winslow in the High Court today set aside as technically irregular a motion in which he was asked for an injunction to restrain 22 members of the Singapore Harbour Staff Association from exercising any function of the union's806 words
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163 1965-06-26 5 KOALA TRENGGANU. Fri. The Assistant Minister of Youth. Sports and Culture. Engku Muhseln bin Engku Pengiran Anom, is one of eight new Datos to be created by the Sultan of Trengganu on his 58th birthday tomorrow. The award of Darjah Serl Paduka Mahkota163 words
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Article276 1965-06-26 5 I SINGAPORE. Tri. I 1 I I 1 SINGAPORE'S Health Minister. Mr. Yong Xyuk Lin. today called for "much closer cooperation and coordination" between the University of Singapore Medical Staff and Government doctors. He pointed out that thr Mrdiral School had hern using thr clinical276 words
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Article180 1965-06-26 5 TRAFFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE SINGAPORE. Fri. A pro-tern committee comprising representati v c s of various bodies was formed today to seek Government approval for the setting up of a traffic advisory board with statutory powers. A meeting of representatives of public transport. Chambers of Commerce, car dealers. insurance and petroleum180 words
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Advertisement379 1965-06-26 5 \Mf ADELPHI HOTEL Spend a delightful evening at the ADELPHI GRILL if Quiet Cheerful Surroundings. Superb food Wines if Pleasant Company. Dancing mahtly 100 p.m. —1 2 00 p.m. eicepr Sunday o a r»ii4ant Orchattra PHILIP HIS BAND MALAYSIAN NIGHT IN THE ROOF GARDEN EVERY SAT. 8 to 12 p.m.379 words
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Advertisement315 1965-06-26 5 IN TAIFKI the (PI PRESIDENT HOTEL 1- I MWA\ > M \\|> M(hT 1.1 \l Klol S \\|i I \H(,h I HQTBU W Ft m m«• w :< I rjl 1> <>r 1 1- 1 il 1 liovpii^litv md impitt^t.lr vrvue »»atl \ou at 'I lie- l*rr*nlfnt. I I Nii;lii-»315 words
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Article, Illustration469 1965-06-26 6 COURT HOLDS THAT UNION CHAPEL HAS NO LEGAL STATUS THE Sessions Court president, Inche Hamid Azmi, today ruled that the Malayan Times was not bound to pay on employee's arrears of salary because there was no legal contract. He agreed that there was a contract regarding469 words
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Article35 1965-06-26 6 j kangar. Fri. a resolution I urging the Stale Government to open .1 lourld office at Padani; I Besar will be tabled at the. Padans Besar I'rano branch's an. j nieeun* MXt month.35 words
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Article77 1965-06-26 6 $9,725 for D-Fund PENANG, Fri. Chinese residents in 1 Bukit Mertajam dis- trict yesterday handed to the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, a total of $9,725 for j the National Defence Fund. Mr. Voon Hean Kooi, chairman of the District National Fund sub-commit-tea (Chlnesei. handed the: cheques to Dato77 words
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Article64 1965-06-26 6 TAIPING. Fri The Taiping St. Georges Institution golden uibilee celebration which startrd on June 19 will end on Sun- clay with a churrn thanksgiving ■errtee parade and a bßsketball match between old boys and present boys- The school which has been, 1 celebrating the occasion with sport.i64 words
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Article53 1965-06-26 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. A motorist, (i. T. Ryder, died in the General llu-pit.il shortly after he crashed into a lamp-post while driving his car at the 9 1/2 milestone, Bukit Timah Road, at about 1 a.m. today. Eye-witnesses are a*ked to contact Inspector K. Chandran of Sepoy53 words
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186 1965-06-26 6 The anti-national language civil servants— by a Mentri Besar j£OTA BHARU, Fri. The Mentri Besar of Kelantan. Inche Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda, today criticised government officers who oppose the aims of the national language. Speakin z at the opening of a two-day book exhibition at the St. John Ambu-186 words
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187 1965-06-26 6 KANGAR. Fri.— The Perlis State Government would "definitely" use the national language as the sole official language in IW7. the Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, said today. He was commenting on a resolution adopted by the Perlis National Language Action Committee187 words
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Article54 1965-06-26 6 TAIPING. Fri. The King Edward VII School here w:ll crit1 b-.rtie VIM diamond jub.lee from i Monday to July 4 wiih sports. concerns and exhibition*,. i Highlights of the celebrations will be me speech day. a camp j fire and the diamond jubilee exihibitlon on July 254 words
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Article, Illustration106 1965-06-26 6 Woman police officer accused of abetment of bigamy PENANG. Fri. A Woman Police Inspector, T. Bimblavanty. today pleaded not gui'ty to a charge of abetting a married man, Christopher Bertram Campos, in committing bigamy by going through a marriage with him in Penang in September, 1963. Campos h i mse106 words
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Article72 1965-06-26 6 KUANTAN. Fri, The Pahang State Engineer. Mr. R S. Kenrick. left by air today for Australia on a three- month holiday before retirement under Malayanisa- tion. Mr. Kenriclc. who has been the s late Engineer for the last three and a half years, m awarded lne72 words
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128 1965-06-26 6 NORWAY 'S DRIVE INTO OUt EXPORT MARKET Oslo. Fri. a Norwegian export trading company has been established in Kuala Lumpur to boost Nor- wegian exports to Malaysia. Mr. Arene Berge, manager of the Norse Crown Malaysia Ltd. a subsidiary of the Oslo firm Over.sjlek Trading will arrive In Kuala LumpurAP - 128 words
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Article74 1965-06-26 6 PENANG. Kn. TIM Pcn.uif 'State divi. s :o!i t: the Women"! Institute will hold a luncheon party at Dawood on .Tuesday to bid far<".\r.l to I :ce-pre.s:d. Mr- O. W. Porter. who is lcavu-.g P i-ext I mon'.h. Che Wan C c »cr»> tavy of74 words
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Advertisement164 1965-06-26 6 16 DAY ROUND TRIPS SINGAPORE TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA vrt^\ng, sunning d anr ne( Centaur offers every facility fnr Yhe relaxing, mo piain stay and see T em l**# y fa Retime! Live aboard in F^ eStem Austrafo ROUND TRIP FARES MsB23 to M 51,406 S^sX^tiS^J^ B "«a T M -iK'ffu164 words
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Miscellaneous5 1965-06-26 6 lluy» iiunny »*H H<*lpk H4*i—4mbl5 words
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Article, Illustration380 1965-06-26 7 PADMANA KRISHNAN - Peace in the air on the labour front PADMANA KRISHNAN: STRIKES BAN MOVES BEGIN By Kuala Lumpur, Friday BEHIND the scenes moves have started here to settle differences between the Ministry of Labour and the Malaysian Trades Union Congress resulting from the Government's ban on strikes. I understand that a380 words
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Article66 1965-06-26 7 Ex-Umno leader arrested BANTING M Aiirr.ad J*mali b.n Othnwn. 29. M-rre-tarv of the Kuahi Lari?;i: dl»tohMl of tlir RBttewl Convention Party. has bei-n arrested under thr Intrni.il Security Ac;. I Jain. ill. an Unino youth le.id«r untii hr crossed over 10 the NCP Iri 1963. was nrrested a a taxi66 words
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Article23 1965-06-26 7 KL'ANTAN. Fn. The Sultan of Pahang will attend Red Cross dance at the Town Hall here at 8 D.m. tomorrow.23 words
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168 1965-06-26 7 IPOH. Fri. A warning to foreign correNponrienis not to paint a "wrong picture of Malaysia abroad" was sounded here today by the actinc Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Kazik "Such reports are harmful to the nation, and the Government will have to take action against168 words
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Article60 1965-06-26 7 PENANG. Pri Chan Chiew Wah. 24. unemployed, was jailed for a year for snatching a necklace from a girl. Soon Seek Hool. in Leith Street on April 28. "I must take a serious view of this case, because offences of thU nature are becoming too60 words
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227 1965-06-26 7 Machines bring port a cargo handling record OORT SWETTENHAM. Fri. Mechanisation of the port here has enabled it to establish a new handling record, although working at half capacity. The port also handled 800 ships during the first five months of this year, against 681 for the same period last227 words
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Article71 1965-06-26 7 SEREMBAN. Fn. Mr A. O. Wells, production manager of the Esso refinery at Port Dickson. has been elected the new Dresident of the Rotary Club. Port Dickson. Other.s plectecl were. vicepresidrnt—Mr John Murdoch. < plan:*r; secretary— Mr. Aiaib small, treasurer Mr. Uec Tee; tnd buKe'tn71 words
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Article24 1965-06-26 7 PENANO. Thurs. The Controller of Pilgrimage. Dato Hail Ali Roase. and Datin Haji All. will 20 or. a world 'our next mnnth.24 words
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Article131 1965-06-26 7 i IPOH, Friday i 1 1 rpwo .sauce manufacturers X with previous convictions were today fined $100 each by 1 l.c luoh Magistrate. Mr. Yonu Yunu. Sui. for i separate offences under the Foorl and Drues Regulations. Both pleaded suiltv and paid the fines. Tan Ban131 words
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Miscellaneous235 1965-06-26 7 \ll«*fi Onp Bff I. T. Nam tin I Mi^MTY NICE OF YEZZK! MOOS/ 4 BUT ALL WE^^*^ I ''A<ERE V^^ Y>IEAN MXT*E fiONNA^ yepl 7] YOUTLETOUR NO PLACE FOR/ NOT WTTH NEED TO VEH_| I YSONNA/^ I JUST STT AN* LET US V J^'h \'i/^'| LITTLE kCOZUH LITTLtT GIRLS I235 words
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Article235 1965-06-26 8 KUCHING, Fri YHE Sarawak Government attaches great importance to the maintenance of an independent and impartial civil service "which is capable of serving with equal willingness, competence and impartiality the government of the day," the Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said today. Dato Nlngkan said that235 words
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138 1965-06-26 8 Admiration for Malaysia's multi-racial society ITL'ALA LUMPUR, Frt Malaysia has won the respect and admiration of several countries for her successful multi-racial society. Asst. Commissioner of Police, Mr. J. J. Raj. said this today when he returned from the United Nations Seminar on Human Rights in Belgrade. "Most of the138 words
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Article23 1965-06-26 8 MXJAR. Fri 31x teachers and 114 pupils of St. Andrews Continuation School here will go a day's excursion to Malacca tomorrow,23 words
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Article26 1965-06-26 8 MACHANG. Frt— A national language quiz and poetry and debating contests will be held at the Town Hall here on Sunday at 8 p.m.26 words
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Article, Illustration504 1965-06-26 8 Double inquest told: Pupil was abducted and murdered TWO KIDNAPS FROM SCHOOL WITHIN THREE MONTHS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE coroner's court here was today told that two schoolboys were kidnapped from the same school within three months-and one of them was murdered. The murdered boy's father, Mr. Lee. Kok Chee,504 words
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295 1965-06-26 8 KUCHING, Friday. fHE order of the assignment of responsiblx lities of the Chief Minister in his absence from Sarawak was gazetted today. The Cabinet Minister to act as Chief Minister in his absence will be according to the following order of precedence: The295 words
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200 1965-06-26 8 Tarzan': All police stations put on alert ITUALA LUMPUR. Pri. 1 All police stations in Selangor have been alerted to keep a lookout for Klang's "Tarzan" who escaped from custody at the magistrate's court in Klang by Jumping over a 10ft wall last. Tuesday. The escapee Is Ismail bin Bab200 words
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Article24 1965-06-26 8 PORT SWETTENHAM. Fri. The Port Swettenham Port Authority will hold a social and dance at the Port Recreation Club here tomorrow.24 words
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153 1965-06-26 8 Fri.-The rleiw of Sarawak manufacturer on the proposed Malaysian Common Market will be heard here tomorrow at a special sitting of the Tariff Advisory Board. This was announced today tw the chairman of the board. Mr L. A. D. Williamson, when he opened the board's153 words
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Article67 1965-06-26 8 SEREMBAN. Prl. More than 700 people are expected to ar.rr.d the first anniversary dinner of :he Serrcnban branch of the People's Action Party at the Towu Hall here on Sunday night. The Singapore Prime Minister Mr. hec Kuan Yew. the Minister of Culture. Mr. s. Rajai the67 words
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Article21 1965-06-26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fr: T:ie Regent of Srlangor today opened I a mosqi: ;r Kunpong R«:» Musa. Kuala Bd&l21 words
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Article180 1965-06-26 8 SINGAPORE. Frt. ~J nrwo houses here wen* broken Into yesterday and a total of $11,000 In cash and Jewellery was stolen. From the 81ms Avenue home of Madam Lee Mul Cheng the burglars got away with $2,500 In cash and $500 worth of Jewellery. Madam180 words
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Advertisement155 1965-06-26 8 (the worlds toughest test of drivers and cars) another great ROVER SUCCESS The ROVER B.R.M. GAS TURBINE CAR AWARDED MOTOR TROPHY FOR THE BEST PLACED ALL-BRITISH CAR 3rd in 1600 2000 cc CLASS covering 2,370 miles at an average speed of 98.8 m.p.h. over 24 hrs. Only 14 finished out155 words
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Article171 1965-06-26 9 OOPS! A SKYGOAT LANDS ON A ROOF KUCHING, Fn. A goat parachuted by the British Army into the jungles of Sarawak accidentally landed on the attap roof of a hut and calmly began eating the roof. I'he ftoat was meant fnr Gurkha units who prefer their mcmi Uv«- v thatReuter - 171 words
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103 1965-06-26 9 Manila: Our support doesn't imply recognition MANILA. Kri.— The moment Malaysia agrees to submit the Sabah disnute to the World Court, the Philippines will extend diplomatic recognition to the Federation, a Foreign Office spokesman said to- dar. He reiterated the Philippine stand in commenting on a report from Kuala LumpurAP - 103 words
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Article40 1965-06-26 9 His 'catch' a $500 fine. PBNANQ. Fri A lishermaiiKli' r Boon Cliuan. 37. today piPHdrd cmlty to a i-hs>rB<> of using a traWMC nel wThout a licpiicp and was fined $500. The pri wai ordered to k>e returned a li.m.40 words
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Article32 1965-06-26 9 PARIT BUNTAR Pn. The of Education, Inche Mf>liaiued Khir Johari. will visit Krian district next Monday to (.pen ihe newly-compirtrd MiiUy primuy school ai P;tnt H»ji i Wuhab. near hTe.32 words
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Article, Illustration389 1965-06-26 9 PERMATANG SINTOK, Friday. r pHE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today that the figures given by his predecessor, Inche Abdul Rahman Talib, on the number of children admitted into schools in Malaya in 1964 and 1965 were389 words
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Article65 1965-06-26 9 BtNTONG FTI. I ::oiui rice-VtMltftni ol the M;<l.iVMmi Chinese AMOclatlon. D.ito Ng.ui Ken Lock, rill -ipen the fnuy'h .mnu.i. detegßtW' conferenoc <>f 'hf J J .«!i<i!a MCA Yoirh brnnebet i 1 'he ChniMe <nip.f hnr 8 a.m on Sunday A to'iil ot 104 reprm rn>m65 words
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159 1965-06-26 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The chairman of the Econ o m i c Development Board, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, today called on the people to buy more locally-made products. Speaking at the opening of the Singapore Galvanising Industries Ltd. factory at Jurong industrial estate Mr.159 words
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Article133 1965-06-26 9 i I/UAL.A I.UMPLR r-i. I■* Malaysia n Armed PmiM re- i cruiting teams will vimi the iuii luv ins Ptaen on these datf--. Junr 28: Territorial Army Centre. MWMBMUi; June ;fl: Thd Yen Chines:* Srhonl. Btihsiu. iind In- ders K.ivai s.h, C!ub. K;ui?ar; June 30: EliKlish ScrniHt.uy School.133 words
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Article63 1965-06-26 9 KI MA LUMPUR. Fn 1n« Australian High ConinusMonrr bore. Mr. r K.ci-.tchiey. yMMrday pre.Mimd ii medteml lilms to th« I University of Malaya Making the piest'iuatioii on be.Hall of thr Medic j I Association of Australia. Mr Cmchley --am that AuMmlia vas very proud to be63 words
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Article57 1965-06-26 9 KUALA KANGSAR. H Da Mrsat OmVM Mn Mrgai All, 78. n.-. fi mm appointed awbw at ihp Pi*rak Stair LegWa'tw CouneU. (lircl .<! hit ll BM ll Ktm)soi.B K'Um L^m.. Krl hW< vr> rrriav aliT a «bon iUI v H.- mi 4i -a' Ii Dai Dr H»n57 words
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89 1965-06-26 9 I OM>ON. Fri. Mr» L Penelope Dean Kerl.indsav of Wellington. New Zealand won her dixorce action auainst her male model husband. Mr \iUtair James Kfr-Lind-v,n. of FarU ourt. London here vr«.terdav on ill. ground* of his adullery. Mr. Krr Lindsay. 'M, who marrieriReuter - 89 words
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192 1965-06-26 9 Defending and educating frontline Sabah JESSELTON, Fri. Malaysian soldiers fighting Indonesian guerillas In the jungles of Sabah have assumed a new role as teachers for children in remote areas. They have offered their assistance voluntarily to help run existing schools or to open new elementary j classes for those childrenReuter - 192 words
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Article45 1965-06-26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pi;. Mr. J A. Johi..Nt<-ii. ol ihe Ur ivpr.iiiy of MAlriya- will give a public talk on "Thp Malaysian Adolescent P;.tter;\s of benavlrur and psyrholosni pnMeaw" 4: the Kuoia Lumpur P>vcholi,sy c.ub. 29 Ip< h Rnad ar 4 p.m on Sunday.45 words
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Article29 1965-06-26 9 SINGAPORE tr: Ml T..-1 Chin Tuan. maiK'.an p director at Owiih Clilneat Bankinf Corporation. ha.> bfrn Hppi-'.ntcd a BMa- ber of the Board of Commis*ionert Of Curvnrv.29 words
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Advertisement258 1965-06-26 9 THE TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF DUTCH CRAFTSMANSHIP THROUGHOUT THE AGES IS, TODAY, FURTHER ENHANCED THROUGH MODERN ELECTRONICS RESEARCH ATS I P| A EUROPE'S LEADING m r mw MM television W■ IliTl MANUFACTORY i MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLD S 0 MOST ADVANCED TELEVISION SETS Fully Automatic! Fully Tropicalized! Fully Guaranteed! SIERA TV258 words
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670 1965-06-26 10 The Straits Times Saturday. June 26, 1965. The Woes Of Vietnam While members of the Com- monwealth mission for peace j were reading that Peking re- j jrcti>d them, the Vietcong were announcing, through Hanoi, i the execution of an American prisoner. Sergeant Bennett, an "adviser" to a Ranger battalion670 words
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Article324 1965-06-26 10 One week Kuala Lumpur i? liberal and African dancing girls bare their breasts; the j next week reaction sets in and a swimsuit parade is banned. Throughout at least one strip show carries on in the centre i of town and a proliferation of ■"massage parlours" continues j324 words
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Article278 1965-06-26 10 The Port Swettenham Authority has at last offered some of the traffic and cargo figures which the public might expect at much more frequent intervals and encouraging figures they are. The efficiency of the port is said to have increased this year by 46 per i cent (whatever278 words
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Article494 1965-06-26 10 A guide to Singapore's wild life By ALLINGTON KCNNARD rpHERE is a surpris--1 ing amount of wild life in Singapore (in the natural history not night club sense) for an island relatively small and highly urbanised. The iigers. leopards and wild pig have gone, of course, leaving Dr D. S.494 words
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Letter119 1965-06-26 10 I REFER to an article "Flats Vacant and For Sale" by Mr. Francis Rozario. May I correct some slight mistakes regarding the terms and conditions af sale of Housing Board flats? In the sale of flats in or MacPherson. the individual in:ome of the applicant119 words
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Article527 1965-06-26 10 LEARNING MALAY -99 By YUNUS MARIS M.A. University Of Malaya 99. \LKBt AND VERBAL PHRASES (contd.) Study liic following simple sentences: KiU PERGI we go. Klta PERUI MENENGOK wayanf K ambar We go to the cinema. Kita MENARI We dance. We had it: Les. 98 the construction MARI KITA, for527 words
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Article, Illustration902 1965-06-26 10 PATRICK O' DONOVAN - PATRICK O'DONOVAN Caught in a terrible dilemma to which the only present answer is to press higher towards war by WASHINGTON. Fri THERE is a dreadful simplicity about the US predicament in Vietnam. Washington authorities see three possible courses of action open to the President902 words
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Advertisement976 1965-06-26 10 Straits i iitim it Malay Mail C« Trd'd to cold iroa*«i supaia. MAKKaTT OrcM'4 Hot* (»«r.»tl.-l«i O»*k) COLD STORAOB I»«NCHII At HiH|n< ttoae Kel«ng ••<• »•!»•«>••« A|»nle CITY BOOK STORI LTD wi-ci...i.. h..h. c«Hr*> 9mm THI NIWS MONT NajajaMl S»«*fi»er«M M. M. ISMAIL 1 A«»lralty <••« —»al Itet I hamiiu976 words
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Advertisement25 1965-06-26 10 QUALITY West "Bend, OUTBOARDS by CHRYSLER OUTBOARD CORP. SOLE AGENTS THORNYCROFT MALAYSIA LTD. THORNYCROFT HOUSE Clemenceau Avenue P O. Box 95 Singapore 9. Telephone: *****/325 words
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Advertisement207 1965-06-26 10 \/KDK 14' Jscai 35FU _Z T.me Switch.^-J I '^T Time Switch. Study at Home and Pass Fvery day letters arrive ai WoKcs Hall irom students in Malaya and countries all over the world. Ihese young men and women realise thai a good education is the only sound basis lor a207 words
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256 1965-06-26 11 lESSELTON, Fri.— J MaJ.-Gen. George Lea. Director of Military Operations in Malaysian Borneo, said here today that Indonesia did not have the skill and determination to defeat Malaysia^ and Commonwealth forces in Borneo. "Thrv will have a long wav toReuter - 256 words
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Article37 1965-06-26 11 MALACCA. Fri. Mr. M. K. Manlcknm ha-s been elected president of the Malacca town branch of the Malaysian Indian Congress. Often elected were: Vlce-pres.-dent. Mr. Pltchay: secretary. Mr. V. Muthiah: and treasurer. Mr. N. Thlruvenftadam.37 words
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Article63 1965-06-26 11 SINGAPORE, r'l! llir J..--panrse Consul-General in sw.cipore. Mr. T. Ueda. last nieht joined about 100 loading members of the Japaoeaa lommunrv here at h reception :i> m.irk the opening of tn, renovated seamen's information ai New Bruise Road The centrr i.v aimed nt helpIng Japanese63 words
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Article, Illustration178 1965-06-26 11 JOSEPH MIRANDA - Grief— and two women JOSEPH MIRANDA ONE LOST AN ONLY SON, FOR THE OTHER IT WAS A DOUBLE TRAGEDY By A MOTHER and a girl mourn the loss of two loved ones the mother lost her only son, Loo Chee Kiat, 21, and the girl is stricken with grief overLim Yaw Chong - 178 words
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206 1965-06-26 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said last night that he would be meeting the Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. on Tuesday to eas^ the tension between the Central Government and Singapore. "I think I am206 words
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299 1965-06-26 11 'Malaysia takes an active part in the U.N. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today said that Malaysia was actively participating in all United Nations efforts to bring about early independence to the world's remaining colonies. As a newly Independent country Malaysia was most sympathetic to299 words
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Article35 1965-06-26 11 PBNANQ, Fri. Burglars broke into the Government Ro%. House in Jr.sselton Ro:id yesterday .tad stole $500* in cash and cigarettes. A caretaker. Ooi Boon Lay. told police he found a window broken.35 words
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Miscellaneous962 1965-06-26 11 I Today's Radio, TV I TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) iiivwhs- 5 Kuala Malay; 5.53 NRivriaJ songs: (H.WNKLS. 5 RUIU gOQ NpWs j() Tai ll): gIQ Lumpur md renang; 6 Ipoh Popeye "Ghos; ls a Bunk: and M a .a,ca; 3 Johore Ba- f. 17 R^,K hru; I Taipiiiß; 7 Batu b962 words
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351 1965-06-26 12 From LEE SIEW YEE: London. Friday I rpiTE battle of the com m v nique be^an in earnest today as the Commonwealth Prime Ministers assembled for the final session of the Mailborough House conference. It is an open secret that the Prime351 words
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Article, Illustration403 1965-06-26 12 LONDON, Friday T ONDON. Frl. A top-level legal group yesterday recommended thoroughgoing changes in the laws which restrict reporting ajxl comment in the British Press. The recom mendations came in a GO-page joint report by the British committee ofReuter - 403 words
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Article, Illustration51 1965-06-26 12 4 FIERY CROSS, symbol of terror in the Uni ted States, burns on a wooded hillside near Rugby in Warwickshire, surrounded by sinister hooded figures at what was claimed to be the first meeting in full uniform of the Ku Klux Klan in Britain51 words
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191 1965-06-26 12 VIOLENCE IMMINENI IN RHODESIA, SAYS ZAMBIA LEADER EXPRESSPIC LONDON, Frid.iy PRESIDENT Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia warn- ed yesterday that violence was imminent in neighbouring white-ruled Rhodesia. "The day of decision for Rhodesia is at hand and the future of Britain and the Commonwealth is In the balance,"" he said atReuter - 191 words
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251 1965-06-26 12 US $275 m free food plan for next 3 years I JNITED NATIONS. Fn. The World Food programme, which provides free food for development projects throughout the world, appears to be a success after its first three years. U Thaht. U S S*vretarr General arri Dr B R sin Director-GeneralReuter - 251 words
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Article33 1965-06-26 12 MANILA. Fn. Nine puKBMI I \wtp kihea yp.sterday when a btM •hey were ndint; collided with a j truck on McCavthur Highway In Bulacan Province. 30 miles north I of Maml.i33 words
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Advertisement448 1965-06-26 12 mm sH Par! X 8 I I I B V I rTT7t7iWi 3 fli I S IB I r SQB^ f .i^^^^HMSMHHHHVHHHMBtoP^xV what difference? Tin- difference between the Kg fiflH&K SP^^^B jmjigg run-of-the-mill o-pussenger compart whore i Wf^Sflr K*rt*tftt^El' i: Vj^jgJl vo never seem to c< IIlt(1 enough power *^w448 words
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510 1965-06-26 13 The Pope makes his strongest plea for peace VATICAN CITY, Friday. pOPE Paul VI, in the stron,gest plea for peace he has ever made, warned yesterday that if the "fresh flames of discord" erupted into a world war it would mean "the end of civilisation." He called on world leaders510 words
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123 1965-06-26 13 News boycott of Army paper in Medan by Antara JAKARTA. Frt. Indonesia's one and only MWI ifeney, Antara. has refused to serve the army i newspaper In Medan. the capital of northern Sumatra. In it fruri with the Communist Party, tba Army started publishing its own newspaper there last month.UPI - 123 words
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Article96 1965-06-26 13 Clashes in Central Java JAKARTA. Fri. An- 1 other clash was to- day reported between" the Indonesian Army and "certain groups" In Central Java. The Antara news agency reported that two army officers and six civilians wer« injured in the incident at Kalasan. Antara gave no details of the incidentReuter - 96 words
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117 1965-06-26 13 WASHINGTON. Fri. The State Depart, ment yesterday expressed "regret" over South Vietnam's action in breaking off diplomatic relation^ with France Thr department spokesman told a Press conference that the l"n--ited States was informed in advance by the Saigon Government of thr action and he intimatedReuter - 117 words
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Article61 1965-06-26 13 MANILA. Prl.— Three children were reported missing and three million pesos U*****,000 > worth of property was lost today in a fire believed caused by firecrackers in Naga city. A police report reaching Manila said the blaze roared through the city's trade centre destroying at61 words
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Article47 1965-06-26 13 TOKYO. Prl— A 20-member Indonesian presidential cultural mission arrived in Peking by train yesterday and «v given a rousing welcome, the New China New» Agency reported today. The Indonesian mission was led by Dr. Priione. Minister Coordinator of Education and Culture UPI.UPI - 47 words
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Article, Illustration193 1965-06-26 13 SON TO STAY WITH FATHER OO ME, Fri. A Rome civil court yesterday handed down a decision in the r separation case of Bri- tish actress Dawn Addams and Italian Prince Vittoria Massi- mo, blaming them both for the break-up193 words
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85 1965-06-26 13 TWO PLANES CRASH HEAD-ON IN FLIGHT MIAMI, Fri. Two U.S. Air Force planes collided In flight yesterday over the remote woodlands of Florida, silling four men. Almost simultaneously, but apparently unconnected, another U.S. Air Force plane crashed 30 miles to the south, killing one man. An eyewitness to the collisionAP - 85 words
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170 1965-06-26 13 Improper advances she cannot resist T OS ANGELES. Fri. A 24-year-old Swissborn music teacher coupled a divorce suit yesterday with a request that the court restrain a doctor from forcing his attentions upon her because she can't resist themIn one of the most unusual cases In local court annals, Mrs.UP - 170 words
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366 1965-06-26 13 Refugees are not sent back to China if lives in danger: Britain LONDON, Friday. rpHE British Colonial Secretary, Mr. Anthony Greenwood, yesterday gave an assurance that no Chinese refugees were sent back to the Chinese mainland by the Hong Kong authorities if this would make them liable to the deathReuter - 366 words
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Article37 1965-06-26 13 ARICA. Fn. This northernmo»l Chilean povl wa.s shake:, by two tremors within five minute* on Wednesday night. Many penple fled into the streets in terror but there was little damage und no casualties. A.P.AP - 37 words
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206 1965-06-26 13 Labour Govt loses in the House of Lords LONDON. Fri. The Labour Government was tonight defeated by 24 votes in the House of Lords on a Bill dealing with trade disputes. But political quarters said the Government was taking the defeat calmly, pointing out that the upper chamber is nowReuter - 206 words
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71 1965-06-26 13 JAKARTA. Fn. The lMta».s.an Deputy Governor of W>m Irian. Naval Commodore Amis Subekii, ha* accused Au&iralia ot threatening his area by building up air ba-e. 1 according to Am'hi*. He sa.d that ;hr Necolim In I East Irian (Papua-New Guinea* wen- buildins up airReuter - 71 words
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Miscellaneous302 1965-06-26 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Don't be too eager about lovt 1 Beat destructive type with J^i,, nof many nea ter. swltcli i 7-7). 6 Chap giving himsell airs I ttnd so hypocritical! (9). 8. With great noise and violence 10 Work for a time in the»tre In the smithy302 words
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214 1965-06-26 14 H-HI letter by •'T.K.S. 1 of Seremban reflects perhaps the general ignorance regarding the new comprehensive system of education. Ha seems to have confused the comprehensive school with the vocational school, t misconception. I think, which is the fault of the Education Ministry in214 words
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Letter82 1965-06-26 14 I have bought a piece of land in an area of Kuantp i zoned as a first class residential district. The title, however, describes the plot as agricultural land. I suppose I shall have to pay the new 20 per cent conversion fee if I82 words
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Letter168 1965-06-26 14 Kuantan Car parking in Ipoh ("ARS should not be parked on both sides of Brewster Road <Ipohi in front of the Convent School between the hour> of noon and two. The policewomen on duty are doing a fine joo getting the children across the road, but parked cars hinder the168 words
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466 1965-06-26 14 Balance sheet for a blood bank IN reply to B. Clarice. 1 "Making it easier for Blood Donors" a number of suggestions have been put forward by the writer, some of which are already in practice. Others have been tried and found to be not a success. However we always466 words
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Letter58 1965-06-26 14 WE wish to reply to the letter you published from 'Sympathy. Singapore' about 'National Language Lessons on both Radio and T.V.\ We regret that some mistakes were overlooked in the presentation of the lessons and we assure Sympathy" that efforts are being made to Improve the teaching. C. V58 words
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Letter32 1965-06-26 14 WHY does Television Malaysia Singapura not screen the English feature films which are available? We have had too raanv Chinese films for the whole week. Feature films should be fairly distributed.32 words
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Letter238 1965-06-26 14 I AM indeed flattered by 1 the attention given to my resignation from the Singapore Legislative Assembly. After last Fridays story by Mr. Jackie Sam. another story appeared in the Sunday Times. Unfortunately this series has given rise to certain misunderstandings of my action, and 1 think238 words
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Letter91 1965-06-26 14 PLANTERS WHO STAYED TO FIGHT MR. T. P D. NAIR. Secretary of the All-Mr.layan Estates 1 Staff Union, says that planters fled the country in 1941 "to save their precious lives." This is slanderous. Almost all the planter community were members of the volunteer forces and were embodied and fought91 words
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294 1965-06-26 14 Giving the tourist a happy impression of Singapore MAY I reter to what iTI "Taxi Driver' ha.^ said in complaining of the shuttle bus service from the port to the Touri-: Information Reception Centre in Rallies Place. Thl> MTV ICC is operated only when lurse Mueni er and cruise ship.^294 words
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Advertisement274 1965-06-26 14 We tie up the loose ends of your travel _y- 4BM m. i? gH2 Jf flHgfc With a finesse that we attribute to experience! Our service doesn't stop at just fixing the date and passage. We give helpful hints on the kind of information that our clients will appreciate how274 words
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Advertisement251 1965-06-26 14 ■nfifij&v I Q i. lrj| p» 0-* to»i<v <^^Bg«B MHBH^^n^^^C^ Bv^^HHrilll frost convenient departure time yXjßJP»yyr& most convenient arrival time ■K^^wilQgfjKl Travel the friendly Canadian way NON STOP to TOKYO with Canadian Pacific. Fre cuent tast "'B nts leave Hong Kong in the early afternoon arrive m Tokyo in le*251 words
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163 1965-06-26 15 Found— a stowaway British soldier on liner HONG KONG. Fri. A; passenger lin e rl bound for Singapore has reported to authorities! here that a British soldier stationed in Hong Kong was discovered aboard as a stowaway. A British Army spokesman confirmed that a soldier, identified a* Gunner David WeeklyUPI - 163 words
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Article57 1965-06-26 15 I-EI.UK ANSON. Fri. The Chief Scout Commissioner ot Malaysia, Dato Sved Exa bin Alwr, attended a combined Mllv of about 1.000 Scouts and Oukles on the town council padang here yesterday. He urged the public to support the Scout and Guide movement by ■erring57 words
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Article40 1965-06-26 15 SINGAPORE. Fn. Exporters *h<> intend to export made-tn-Sinitapore textile made-up goods •nd piece good.-* to Britain have tirtn asked to apply for licence* for such exports. Export of these good* to Britain were brought under quota VMturday.40 words
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89 1965-06-26 15 TAN: WE'LL GET RID OF C'WEALTH TROOPS IF... TAWAI. Fri. Malaysia would ask British and other Commonwealth troops to leave the country if Afro-Asian nations were willing to send in their men. the Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said yesterday. "Just pledges of support won't do. They must sendReuter - 89 words
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Article159 1965-06-26 15 OINGAPORE, Fri. The 1.000 students of the Ngee Ann College today again decided to defer "action" Iq their dispute with the Ngee Ann Kongsi over the development of the college into a university. A protest meeting by the student*, this morning resolved to give the159 words
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Article, Illustration630 1965-06-26 15 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON: THE BAN ON SWIMSUITS AT BEAUTY CONTESTS WAS ONLY THE START: HARUN By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. SEXY shows and dances are next on the list the Selangor State Government's "clean-up" campaign, following the ban on swimsuits at beauty contests.630 words
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Article136 1965-06-26 15 IPOH. Fri— The Perak Hauliers Ltd. of Ipoh has offered a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest of four robbers who got away with one of thi-jr lorries and its 540.000 load of tin ore earlier this month. The company is also offering136 words
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90 1965-06-26 15 'We have our own moral standards' IJUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Dato Harun tin Hajl Idris today hit out against Malaysians who slavishly follow Western cultural forms which, he said, tend to demoralise our youth. As an example, he pointed to youths sporting Beatle hair cuts, wearing shoes with elevated heels, and90 words
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Article64 1965-06-26 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. G. L. Ham. 80. lortner British Resident in Nesri Sembilan. hu died in England. He was in Malaya from 1908 to 1940 with the Malayan Civil Service. He was deputy president of the Singapore Municipal Commission in the early thirties, and later64 words
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Article32 1965-06-26 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Th« f of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasa(?am. will open c.vki course fur about 200 youths from the Kiang dibtric at the Letchumanan Hall in Klang on Wednesday.32 words
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Advertisement287 1965-06-26 16 Frr^nni¥TTTTTP^^ I i.iiliiuii il iinni Page 111 SITUATIONS VACANT i, WmdM I Him.)— Box it rt*. extrm READ me Senior v» I hi. Btin<l:iv Mali each week. AMAH REOUIREO. Chinese Cook:i Tel is pore i Ifll v m Hv^ Parents and students prefer STAMFORD COLLEGE because its home study courses287 words
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Advertisement1088 1965-06-26 16 SITUATIONS WANTED li Word* SC I Mim. I— Box in et* exit,, EXPERIENCED COOKBOV Seok* I mtrnt Uoorl NBsMBBM Plea**' i h«..ln BRITISH CHARTERED SECRETARY t'ompleling lon l.ai.. >i»jnis»lior. India not rirsiroun itnrm! >e«Mii .■hange. Accountancy /Taxation quulih...ions Hrogre»sive aim «iin Hr«i cla.s^ executive recurd Interview Cali-utta (preferred Mingauori Hox1,088 words
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Advertisement836 1965-06-26 16 ACCOMMODATION WANTED li Word* (Miii.>— Box it et: extra LARGE WORLD WIDE Krtailing Or ■(anmatiori require* accommodaiioo suitahu lor use as prestiKr executive orac* in <ood lucntion Orchard Koad langlls Road iri-as Mioimin. leoure required J months from j-7-t>;> of area of approx 500 square tet-l Kigot of extension to836 words
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Advertisement827 1965-06-26 16 TUITION li Wmed* St tmm.l—Hmx it ctt rt"« MATHEMATICS CLASSES: Murom* Aflemoon. Evroing. Senior, eiecondarHm\ Primary Six Tuition Individually Groups SIC. 14 Middle Road. S por» .'l l '1 EXPERIENCED TEACHER OFFSRk Tuititin lo School Certilicate Student Katn-li Matbciiiatus. Literature High <redits guaranteed Write immediately Uoa A 4397 .-I 8827 words
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Advertisement1855 1965-06-26 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Word* «C (MIH.I Box JO et*. rxtr, COOO SECONDHAND SCOOTER! :ui >., I" na.ionat.lt Picas* noi I|**Ml 1i34l Kxt IS MERCEDES 190 K*f<V May lt>«4 RxecUcal Condition Ptioor Sob Bin«n purr 47T60 attei v p.m. FORD CAPRI off «ra*i IMI mixlr iakl lunilltion regular i> maintain.1,855 words
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Advertisement54 1965-06-26 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Hnrifx i%tin.i—Bi.x M rl« *B#r*j HILLMAN SUPER MINX 0 i» ont- Kacsjsjoaa u«nt-t >.;..><"> i I. 1»«4 AUSTIN ikh U ptHMM MinßMor* oi.i .1 I' SIN CHEW I: l.m.i.i IV*] <j ,;.k,,!,i x Hoi. l. IMeai ,i. I-...'.; M A-. I. :ili,l I m,r<. r f.54 words
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Advertisement1292 1965-06-26 17 ij i »ttf|)tfL 1 »tSI COASI U Ik., Uue S'pwa Mila P. S**a* ••••aoi jiOMti ivfrponi. Gipstow la Part/Tain Jaaa27 tutus l. vctpool. Dublin, A'mouth... Baa 31 Jiaf 27 laaa 21/ 2 My I 4«ItNOR i.. .pool, Dublin Juae24 Jlly 2 umSES Liverpool July 3 Mf My 1/11 My II1,292 words
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Advertisement1230 1965-06-26 17 Ben^line] EJIPBESS SERIIICE 10 LONOON. UVERPOOL CONTINENIAL PBRIS nruAvnu f Hia»ur| imt ti BLNAVON LoMaa JMy II s pVZe f 2. iOm rm s g-p gil testa mRTi arii fzt Smgapora P. S ban s BENARTY LOnaon, Hambur| Juii 11/ i M| VI BENREOCH H'Gur|. M'brough... JMy l/tt Jlly 12/141,230 words
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Advertisement1292 1965-06-26 17 Ug^ tLLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. \<^AJ U.lOContinent Sinpoori P. S'kaai Paaaaa CITY OF COLOMBO L'don, H'burg. Bramertiarfu, Roam. Havre, Hull. Imnaa. 2lJm*/IJM| IMy CITY OF WINNIPE6 London, Hamburi. Rotteroam. Hull *aj 14 Jaly CITY OF WEaiNSTON cjn, H'buri, R'dam, Havre. Hull, M'bro, la'tua 23/21 JMy a MX CITY OF1,292 words
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383 1965-06-26 18 TJHE complete lack of any A definite Information regarding Russian purchases for July shipment together with the unchanged Far Eastern political situation has led to very slow trading conditions during the past week report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current review of the Malayan383 words
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Article94 1965-06-26 18 SHIPS lying alongside th* Slngapor* wharves or expect. d today ar*i rrtltral 1-2, Pr»«ld»nt Monroa 3/4. Tapah N.W. 4. Benvenue 23/24. Manaiira Mam 2.V26. Thomorient 29/30. Sindh 3* 39. tnd Bteel Recorder 44. Port Swettenham: New Wharf Berths: Tldra. Fortune Wind. Mlkolajrrv. Stream Berths: Straat Magelbaen, Diomt-d.94 words
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Article36 1965-06-26 18 ON the tree exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar «aa quoted at 5.78J for T.T. and 5.75* for cash. Sterhnu was quotrd at 16.01 and on* taal of gold at 2581.36 words
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Article28 1965-06-26 18 Junr 25. MALAYAN RIBBER PKIi I 72 cents (up half a 1 1 mi TIN: S7o:{ (down 520.75). I'nofficlal estimated offering 245 tons (up 5 tons).28 words
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843 1965-06-26 18 From Our Market CorresDondent SIM LIM Investments Ltd. and its subsidiary and associated companies in 1964 enjoyed a fairly successful year despite Indonesian confrontation and the Singapore riots last year, reports the chairman, Mr. Soon Peng Yam. The accounts show that the consolidated profit843 words
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Article864 1965-06-26 18 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: Beuitead (1.000) JI.IU: Cold Stara U5.U00) -i Ounlopt <3.000 *1.21; Eas* <..■■■■■ $1.4U, iH.Oiki. $1.45; F. and864 words
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Article59 1965-06-26 18 £HINESE Produce Eichani*. Slnitipora noon prices per picul yvtterrtjy: Coconut oil: hulk V I »»li*rt drum Copra: June. July UK/Contlaaat: Pepper: Muntok oUtta *133 arlltra. garniri LamiKjMK black SM?i N) sellera. AST A wOara. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers- Ass* cution prices: bulk $<53 .50 nellen drum <"rs. The59 words
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348 1965-06-26 18 THERE was a heavy drop of 520.75 in the Straits tin i price yesterday which brought j it down to $703 per picul. This was the lowest price since April 2 when the prulast stood below $700. Yesterday's drop followed a fall348 words
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Advertisement805 1965-06-26 18 JtUSTP.AU< SERVICE/NEW HaUM INUU PUISUK Ml J> CUlf SERVICI trtauatta. ftattaita, Meiasaraa. Sraaei T» atatrat apt Namattipaß. Paaane P S'aaa) Soots S'oura c Vtam Peaant V»M*STm?l^£j?sli!irt »»MOM Siilet Sides la fart MM r um,, mxhi r s nsn »en«u BANKUM 21 M Jaat 1/ 2 jal) 1 Jail BAMORA Sailed805 words
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Advertisement183 1965-06-26 18 P'SHAM iPORfc CkNANIj ETA/ETO ETA/ETO ETA/ETO FROM AUSTRALIA AA.V. 'STATE OF ORISSA" tor JModroa and Colcutto Jyn. 27/29 jmlt I/J CHIEF AGENT* PENANG SUB-AGENTS: K.|_ SUB-AGENTS: R. Jumobhoy ft Sana Us* Übaiaull* ft Co, K. JvmoMtoy ft So«t lAA) Lf« SINGAPORE. Tal: 7007*/ K.L. Tal: Will PENANfr T.I MS42. American183 words
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Article141 1965-06-26 19 MELBOURNE. Prl. |MH »ntl\l.s decline covered practically the whole list. I < tdrrs wrre the more aflrcicd and there v.cr>^ some sharp losses. Base metals again reacted sharply to lower overseas metals prices. C."..A. was down 3s. 9d. to 31s. Reni-son down 3s. to 565. Todays closing; prless141 words
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Article233 1965-06-26 19 II I. V first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at II cents per Ih.. tp half a rent on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was quietly steady. R.A.S. and FM.KL closing prices in cents per Ib.233 words
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Article227 1965-06-26 19 June 25. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead is eta. McAllater 9 eta City Dev. Seta. M. Invt. Sets CM Holding 14 CU. N. Iron 9 eta Ounlops 10 CU. 0.C.8.C. 14 cts. .Smelting Rothmans V CU. H cts. sin Beta. Warn ii cv. Mi Prop, n eta red. Disp.227 words
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Article54 1965-06-26 19 111 ptiM-ni t.iir of the Malayan dollar against the pound strrline Hxed on November 24 last >ear i* Selling TT or OD 2s. 3 I.". Kid. Buying TT 2s. 4 1 Kid. ISuving OD 2s. 4 ld. The dollar i« at Its Btatutor>middle position In relation to its54 words
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Article59 1965-06-26 19 I'HE Malayan Exchange Banks' Asse* ciation made thesi- change* In Its n < I nn Canada: buying TT M 7 16. airmail OD 3:. It, :>0 d St. 36 1/16 credit lulls. M I trade hills. $slling TT or OD ready: Canadian dollars 38 l Oeutsche MarKi UM;59 words
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Advertisement3482 1965-06-26 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* $1 (Min.)— Box St et: extra CHUNG SHAN MOTORS Ltd offers 1964 Datsun Fairlady Sports: Dataun Bluebird: Datsun Pickup: 1963 Datsun Bluebird: Datsun Lorry: 1962 Austin S5O Pickup: 1961 Datsun Pickup: I»6U Datsun Bluebird: 1956 Fordson Truck: 1951 Austin Truck: Morris Oxford Truck. 240. Lavender3,482 words
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Advertisement551 1965-06-26 19 THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 174) IN' THE UK. II COL'RT IN SINGAPORE COMPANIES WIMMNG-CP No: 2 OF 1965. In re Industrial Si Engineering Structural Corporation Ltd. By Order of the Court dated the 4th day of June. 1965 the Official Receiver of the High Court Build- J Ing, Singapore, has551 words
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Advertisement400 1965-06-26 19 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JKR.. PAHANG TAWARAN darlpada Pemborong2 yang berdaltar dt-J.K H. dalam Kelas E dan ka-atas akan di-teruna di-Pejabat Jurutere Neperl, Pahang. Sa-hlngga pukul 3.00 petane pada !hb Julai 1965 untok "Mrngeluar-kan locam dari I'rrhah Batu BrnU, Batu 18 Jalan Lipis' Raub. ba»i janfks waktu 1-7-65 sampai 30-6-66". Keterangan lebeh400 words
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Article1084 1965-06-26 20 Race 1—2.0 Cl 6 Div 2 ($4300) 6E 1 82 »0? Water Bellr k <X* Umi Bagby 69 0 *Yeo 1 2 H9fi63 Larator a (Joi.ah St> E Breuk. 5 813 (SFi Mitchell 7 009P0 We<- Wonder (Wee St> Allan 10 8.12 Thont fe i MOOT* Rupee a1,084 words
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182 1965-06-26 20 Racing with Epsom Jeep - Racing with Epsom Jeep J( L AL A LUMPUR, Fri. Choreographer did the outI standing workout here this morning. Ridden by apprentic* Doug Dragon. Choreographer wound up her work with a :if dash in 37 3/5. The going was good. On this performance. Ui# mare182 words
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Article420 1965-06-26 20 m RACE ONb. Watrr Bell* tried to lead nil fhr wav 1 over 5Jf on Wednesday but was beaten in the run In by Chengai Batu. larator rur»ning on when third to Chengnl Batu: won over K.L. 6f last season. Last Try disappointed on Wednesday, finishing fifth420 words
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Advertisement1178 1965-06-26 20 GOVERNMENT ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE 1 TBKDBta will be recel-.od br the Chairman. Tenders Board at th* Office of the State Financial Officer. Bninet up to 400 p.m Monciav. L"th July 1965 for: •SUPPLY OF 11.000 VOLTS 1.000 VOLTS SUBMARINE CABI K I'NUKROROUND CABLE AND STRAIGHT THROUGH JOINT BON:1,178 words
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Advertisement566 1965-06-26 20 NOTICES TENDERS THE BANKRUPTCY j. K .R., H.Q. TENDER NOTICE ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) Tenders from approved JK R NOTier OF RECEIVING registered contractors Class A ORDF.RS Heads I >1 3> and IV 1 8a wil T»irr vn-rmtr ,v. r> received by the Director o Order^«e^eln ,L ri U?." Wf)rks >»■«■?•566 words
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Advertisement536 1965-06-26 20 NOTICES NOTICE re the Motor Vessel "SEXG KONG NO. 1" formerly known as "m.v. CHARON" NOTICE is hereby given that li.c abovenamed vessel will be sold by her owners Lien Tung Steamship Company Limited of No. 78 Jervois Road. 2nd floor. Hongkong, to Lian Bee Shipbreakers Cornpan; of No 106536 words
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Advertisement103 1965-06-26 20 ACHES? It could be M over-stra.n. It could signal the attack of more serious muscular complaints. Pro tect yourself NOW with I Embrocation safe, positive relH for all muscular complaints. Rheu matism, Sciatica and Luirbaßi. BANISH pain m WITH 11 ELUMAN'S EMBROCATION Your savings 1 9 "grow o faster.., 0/2103 words
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Miscellaneous158 1965-06-26 20 I DIARY I MM OB Ho Ho (up: M ;l l;iy.-;..ii Chinese v Hour King Chinese (Stadium Prmk. 8 DJB.). Sultans' Gold Cup final: Pen. tug Maluy.s v Johore Malaya '(V.y Stadium. 8 p.m.i. MacGUHvnj Cup: Sg. Rambfli Em.. S'Ror v 'Dublin E.V., Kecl.ih 1 I|>oh M'pal pdg. 5). S'porr158 words
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Article, Illustration301 1965-06-26 21 JOE DORAI - Poon will miss KL meeting JOE DORAI -By gINGAPORE, Fri.— Hong Kong racing driver Albert Poon will definitely miss the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races in Kuala Lumpur from July 3-4. He confirmed this In a cable to Richard Wong Wai Hong, captain of the Singapore racing team who are301 words
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108 1965-06-26 21 Gabuh, Selva in weekend big meets CINOAPORE. Prl. Two top Malaysian athletes, Sabahs long jump and triple lump chainDion. Gabuh bin Piuinu, and 400--metre hurdles champion Karu Selvaratnam. will make their flr»t focal appearances of the «eason this weekend. Gabuh will have a busy weekend. Tomorrow he competes in 'he108 words
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Article, Illustration173 1965-06-26 21 Dexter in crash, breaks a leg I ONDON, Pri— Ted Dexter. England Test cricketer, broke a leg yesterday when his car pinned him against it factory gate in London suburb. Dexter, who is 30. was dm ing on a busy main road with his wife. Sue, when his car broke173 words
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Article118 1965-06-26 21 SINGAPORE. Prl. Kwong Wah, U»e Hong Kong soccer club suffered the worst defeat of tnelr •jurrent Malaysian tour when they went down 5-1 to Singapore Malays here tonight. The visitors led 1-0 at halftime with a seventh minute goal by Yeung Wai Yip but Malays were In complete118 words
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Article402 1965-06-26 21 Lundqvist falls to Fox WIMBLEDON LONDON. Prl. The first full days play of the week In the rain-marred Wimbledon lawn tennis championships produced the biggest upset so far with the elimination of third-seeded JanErik Lundqvlst of Sweden The tall, blond Swede Europe"s leading player, was cut down In the men's402 words
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Article143 1965-06-26 21 SOCCER Tun Razak Cup (K. Kangsar> Malay College 1 Fed. Military College. Sg Besl 1. Ipoh Div. 2: KED wo Shaw Bros A'; Div. 3: New Life YC wo DID Police wo La Salllans. Intrr-state DID (Ipoh): Perak I Kedah I. c Taip| nf Div. 2: Kamuntlng 3 L.143 words
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Article282 1965-06-26 21 JOHORE BID FOR FIRST VICTORY 60LD CUP FINAL PENANG, Fri. DICHER in experience and playing on their home ground, Penang Malays should beat Johore Malays and win the Sultans' Gold Cup final at the City Stadium here tomorrow night (8 pm.), writes OH KEE TIANG. For Penang, this will be282 words
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274 1965-06-26 21 Tonight's clash should be one of the best ¥POH, Fri.— Malayan Chinese and 1 Hong Kong Chinese are expected to flght one of their hardest matches ever for the Ho Ho Cup when they meet in the 19th annual game in the series at Stadium Perak tomorrow (8 ip.m.). The274 words
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Advertisement159 1965-06-26 21 On Sale Now! An Invaluable Reference Book fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiii The Straits Times Directory of Malaysia 1965 (Buku Merah) ■lIIIIIIIIIIIU lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIiIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIII^ This Latest Edition contains over 1200 pages of fully indexed information. An indispensable aid to all Offices, Consulates, Libraries, Schools, Clubs, Individuals, etc. Save time! Have the information at159 words
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Advertisement313 1965-06-26 21 f MERCEDES-BENZ^ I 190 DIESEL I I COSTS ONLY B\ I 5133F0R FUEL ty ■Q Facts and figures prove the remarkable economy SI of the Mercedes-Benz 190 Diesel. ll^P W Fact 1: One gallon of diesel fuel costs approxi- B^Px mm mately $1.50 lest than one gallon of y B313 words
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216 1965-06-26 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Direc lor of the Singapore Institute of Manauenii'iit. Mr. l.im Chew Shcp. said here today that Malaysia's main problem In turning out business administrators was the lack of resources for teaching prospective candidates. Mr. l.im. who has just returned from two months216 words
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Article356 1965-06-26 22 LONDON. Fri. The stock 1 markets ended depressing week on a dull note today although 1 losses In most cases were quite small. The fresh setback on Wall Street overnight brought In some selling In early dealings, but once a this had been absorbed prices on the whole356 words
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Article50 1965-06-26 22 LONDON, Frt Spot 21« id.. Aug. 21 •\d.. Sept. 21i»d.. Oct. 21'\d., Oct. Dec 21\d. Jan. March 21 4 d.. April June 21 7 l«d July Sept. 21 \d. Oct Dec. 215'16<f. Jan March 21' 4 d.. c.i.f. July 21 \d.. Aug. 213 16d.. Sept. 21 Nd. Tone: Quiet50 words
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Article25 1965-06-26 22 LONDON. Fri -Buyers £1381. sPllfrs El3BT 1 Forward buyers £!3"8 sellers £1380. Settlement £1380. Turnover am 180 tons. p.m. 110 tons Tone: Very steady.25 words
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96 1965-06-26 22 Distribution o£ rice to aid Siglap fishermen SINGAPORE. Fri. The Assemblyman for Siglap. Inche Rahim Ishak and members of tho Siglap Citizens Consultative Committee will distribute rice to 209 fishermen living in the Siglap constituency who had registered their name.- at the Siglap community centre. The distribution is being made96 words
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Article45 1965-06-26 22 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Yang cli-Pertuan Neeara. Tun Yusof bin Ishnlc. and lm wile. Toh Puan Noor Alshah. will give a ten-party to 350 helper* of the recetr International Bazaar for the Blind at Hie Istana Negara at 5 p m on June 30.45 words
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Article, Illustration205 1965-06-26 22 Embassy official's wife dies in crash Xl ALA LOIPI'K. Fri The wile of an American Embassy ofticiul \\.»s killed and her husband and a friend seriously injured in an accident along the Segamat road tod.i\. A doctor ;it the \ssunta Hospital toniuht described .Mr. SamuH i Hart's condition ;ts "qaitfl205 words
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Article53 1965-06-26 22 SINGAPORE. Frt. The Peace Committee of Kembangan 111 will hold a, gettogether tea party at No. 12 Lorong Marzuki on Sunday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. A committee spokesman said today that several topranking police officers h;'rt been invited to the o< aimed at promoting goodwill among53 words
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Obituary27 1965-06-26 22 RECCIE LIM TEONC HUAI Depntj A- Annum i»;i> icHc.iiiliy en I Oininil Hn-].it:il Mortuary 0 at 3:10 i> m lor I.in Linn <'i off Airport R».u\27 words
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Advertisement155 1965-06-26 22 I Late CLASSIFIEDS Wurdt tli (Minimum) m DILIGENT kyj^yti £Hf Students (r^f J^MMh at work 1 \ft V/^^nWil4l >• CONCENTRATE ON CCS. COURSES Make prudent use of the Limited Time available before your examination. Ensure better grades, credits and distinctions by following our Home-study courses in any subject for the155 words
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