The Straits Times, 10 July 1965
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Title Section25 1965-07-10 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Ma*** 4 Nati*» M Estd. 1845 SATURDAY. JULY 10. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 100525 words
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Article748 1965-07-10 1 'Detain Lee move' allegation is denied KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, today described as "wild and mischievous" a statement by the Singapore Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, that the Central Government had issued instructions for a case to be made748 words
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Article, Illustration584 1965-07-10 1 Taylor quits as envoy Lodge is back WASHINGTON, Friday DRESIDENT Johnson last night announced the surprise resignation of General Maxwell Taylor, the U.S. Ambassador to Saigon, and the reappoinrmenf of Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, the former envoy to Vietnam. Mr. Lodge leave Washington next Wednesday for Saigon in company with584 words
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Article388 1965-07-10 1 STORE FISHERMEN HELD IN BURMA JAIL SINGAPORE, Friday. Singapore fishermen gixen up for dead in a storm in the Indian Ocean two months ago are now in prison in Mergui, Burma, very much alive and well. In fact, they are to appear In a388 words
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Article58 1965-07-10 1 Plane 58 ON BOARD blows up VANCOUVER, Fri. A Canadian Pacific Airlines DC-6B with 52 people aboard exploded in mid-air over the rugged Dog Creek area of the Rocky Mountains yesterday. Rescue officials said there were no survivors. Search and rescue headquarters In Vancouver said shortly after the crash thatReuter - 58 words
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502 1965-07-10 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. tonight said the Singapore Government had not sent a single dollar of the $50 million loan it was to have contributed towards the economic and social development of Sabah and502 words
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Article56 1965-07-10 1 HONG KONG. Friday. BRITAIN might send more helicopters to help Malaysia in the fight against Indonesian confrontation. Air Chief Marshal Sir John Grandy, the new Commander-in-Chief, Far East, said today. Otherwise, the size of forces and equipment in Malaysia were adequate to meet present needs, he toldReuter - 56 words
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Article522 1965-07-10 1 JACKIE SAM - Hong Lim votes today JACKIE SAM Results may be out by 11p.m. By SINGAPORE. Pi Hour Lim.? 11.837 voters will uo to the poll.s tomorrow to choose v. now PAP or Barisan Soslalla Assemblyman. The choice for them Is either Mr. k C Lee. exnewspaperman, semblyman. deputy OrganSecretary ol the522 words
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Article32 1965-07-10 1 ISLAND STORMED BAKSON, Fri. American Marine i from landing craft tudav stormed baachsi «f iiu Lai inland about SM milt's north of Saiuon. uhuh VietcOßf early this mommi; •vcrran. Renter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration615 1965-07-10 2 That Hanoi peace bid: Uproar in House LONDON, Friday. JJPROAR broke out in Parliament yesterday when the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, and the Conservative Opposition leader, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, clashed over a junior minister's flight to Hanoi in a bid to get talks started on the Commonwealth's Vietnam peace615 words
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286 1965-07-10 2 'Plot' document: A challenge to Jakarta by Britain, U.S. JAKARTA, Friday 'J'HE United States and British Embassies today made statements which in effect challenged the Indonesian Government to prove or deny the validity of an alleged Anglo-Ame-rican plot against Indonesia. Earlier this week the Cairo newspaper Al Ahram published what286 words
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118 1965-07-10 2 'A BRAIN IS ONLY AS STRONG AS ITS WEAKEST THINK' \IK HAROLD IT DAVIES. 61. a former teacher. j s one of the band of "keep left" Labour members who Kathered round the late Mr. Aneurin Bevan when he dominated the British political scenr. He .iffects a red tie f<TReuter - 118 words
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105 1965-07-10 2 T ONDON. Fri. A uni- verslty professor said here yesterday that five deans were sacked from Nigeria's Lagos I'nJversity for "largely political" reasons. He said: "It is a show of strength by the Western Region Government just before the elections." He himself. 45-year-old ProfessorAP - 105 words
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192 1965-07-10 2 America to rush 50,000 tons of rice to Vietnam OAIGON, Fri. The 0 United States is to send 50.000 tons of rice to South Vietnam in the next few months at the urgent request of the Saigon Government. An agreement covering the consignment, which Is In addition to the 25.000Reuter - 192 words
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114 1965-07-10 2 TOKYO. Fri. A leading Japanese oil refinery, Idemitsu Kosan Kaisha. has announced plans to build a tanker of 191,000 tons deadweight the world's largest by November 1966 The biggest tanker at present is Idemitsu's 130.250-ton Nissho Maru. The total cost of building the new.Reuter - 114 words
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Article18 1965-07-10 2 MANILA. Pri— Tropical storm Froda moved threateningly towards the Phillppinps today with 69 mph winds. UPI.UPI - 18 words
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Miscellaneous37 1965-07-10 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby 3 o'clock to 4-30 o'clock I 435 o clock to SIS o'clock /so«i?y vou£\ /JCANr\ t* 46^^ 16 TaiNK j ZT^I, *s V^P 6 2 'l/ I wweaTue C mub^. (^....r0LLV...^ v?^^s-^37 words
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95 1965-07-10 3 HOLLYWOOD, Fri. Veteran stunt flier Paul Muntz. 61, was killed yesterday while flying for a film scene on location near V v ma, Arizona. Twentieth Century-Fox Studios reported. The crash occurred in Buttercup Valley, California, 17 miles west of Yum*. The HI mineAP - 95 words
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105 1965-07-10 3 British Govt to announce immigration measures I ONDON. Fn. Thf Prime L Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, today promised to announce the Government's proposals to regulate the flow of immigrants to Britain In a week or two. He told the House of Commons they would deal with the problem of Illegal105 words
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Article25 1965-07-10 3 WASHINGTON. Fr..— President Johnson received an official report yesterday that "confidence in the dollar is at a high point" in Western Europe. A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article, Illustration167 1965-07-10 3 CAMPBELL PLAN'S TO BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER I ONDON, Fri.— Donald Campbell said here > yesterday that he was i planning to build a car to break the sound i barrier. The 44-year-old British dri- I ver. holder of the world land speed record at 403.1 m.p.h., told a PressAP - 167 words
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Article71 1965-07-10 3 PORTSMOUTH. Fri— Britain's i biggest trade union, the Transport and General Workers' Union, yesterday called for abolition of the House of Lords which it described ed as "a relic of the feudal system." A resolution urging that aboil- j tion should be included In theReuter - 71 words
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Article186 1965-07-10 3 j ONDON, r ri. Two mp.s yesterday urged the Government to enact law providing for the ration of persistent sexual offenders. The proposal was made to Sir Prank Saskice. the Home Secretary, by a fellow Labourite. Mr. David Ensor. and strongly seconded by aAP - 186 words
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Article, Illustration458 1965-07-10 3 ANOTHER TRAIN ROBBER ESCAPES Yard joins hunt for prisoner who staged daring getaway LONDON, Friday gCOTLAND YARD moved into action yesterday as one of the men who stole more than in Britain's great train robbery staged a dramatic jailbreak from Wandsworth prison here. Ex-carpenter Ronald Biggs, 34. was helped byReuter - 458 words
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68 1965-07-10 3 NEW YORK. Fri. Seventeen U.S. astronauts will fly to i Ireland today and tomorrow for t mining in lava fields re.sembling the surface of the oaoon. The astronauts will »Dend se- vernl days living in the crwrrcovered area of Enstcrn Iceland i near theAP - 68 words
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134 1965-07-10 3 Troopers alerted for racial violence OOGALUSA (Louisia- na), Fri. Between 400 and 500 State troopers were standing by in this Deep South tovn yesterday to combat threatened racial violence in the wake of the shooting of a white man who had heckled a praying civil rights demonstrator. Under arrest isReuter - 134 words
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119 1965-07-10 3 AIR POCKET SAVES BOY IN FLOODED TUNNEL LONDON. Fri. An air pocket in a flooded tunnel 300 ft. underground in Middleton yesterday saved the life of a 16-year-old army cadet who had been trapped there for 12 hours. John K. P. Stevens was j hauled out unhurt at dawn 1119 words
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79 1965-07-10 3 LIMA. Fri. Peruvian military authorities have ordered the evacuation of families in the path of terrorist. 1 retreating before a massive military offensive in the Andes jungles Reports re.ichmg here sn:d troops clashed vttn the terrorist* at Pichay. n»ar the Apurimac River, yesterday. Men. womenReuter - 79 words
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243 1965-07-10 3 DOME, Fri. A court yesterday convicted 39 boys and girls most from prominent families— on charges of committing hundreds of small burglaries because they were bored and had nothing else to do. The Italian Press gave the sensational sixAP - 243 words
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Article, Illustration154 1965-07-10 3 I ONDON, Fri. Prince Philip, already in hot water over comments he made on the Rhodesian problem, yesterday spoke out about Britain's balance of payments problem. Too many people, he said, felt that balance of payments problems had nothing to do154 words
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Advertisement135 1965-07-10 3 LOOKING FOR A TRAVEL AGENT? HARPERS FILL THE BILL There are a lot of fish in the sea and an experienced, efficient Travel Agent is not easy to find. But Harpers fill the bill in many ways; they have experienced staff who, themselves, have travelled all over the world; Harpers135 words
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Advertisement254 1965-07-10 3 Another reason why Q more Carrier stir other make 1 N j^j^^ tioners filter the outside JL, v^J^ J VPk <Ht WM air and let in only pure .KiKt' Wt Abk Kir' i#V sv clean air. The filter in |Hf flk Carrier is super fine. < It can be washed254 words
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Article, Illustration546 1965-07-10 4 COURT: SHB BACK PAY CLAIMS ARE ARBITRABLE INGAPORE. Frl (JLAIMS for backpay by the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association lor its 10,000 members ar e an arbitrable issue, the Industrial Arbitration ou r I ruled today. This ruling was made by the acting Court President, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, after546 words
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Article164 1965-07-10 4 SINGAPORE. Fri Prayers and recitation of verses from the Koran will highlight this year's Prophet Mohammad's birthday cele- rations in Singapore. Unl)ke previous years, there will be no mass procession tomorrow. Instead, there will be a public rally inside the Badminton Hall front 2164 words
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Article34 1965-07-10 4 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Pek Kio community centre's Vigilante Corps will hold a dinner at the centre at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow to celebrate the Prophet Mohammed's birthday. The public are invited to attend.34 words
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Advertisement295 1965-07-10 4 ¥V S MEN'S CLUB OF SINGAPORE A BETA CHAPTER Presents <*\ GALA CHARITY PREMIERE IN AID OF THE SPASTIC CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE ORCHARD THEATRE -WED.. 21st JULY at 8.45 p.m. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HE. THE YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA. TUN YUSOF BIN ISHAK r ~THE HAPPIEST SOUNDI -IN295 words
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Advertisement131 1965-07-10 4 CAT or WOMAN OR A THING TOO EVIL TO MENTION? WARNING!^ IF YOU WANT TO SLEEP AT NIGHT, DON'T STARE I INTO THI CAT'S EYES /^H bIF\ EU2U&H SHEPMERP EIXiARAUAN po& M AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (SINGAPORE) COMING! EVERYBODY COMES TO NEW for an enjoyable evening! NO COVER CHARGE! 1 B^BM lfc^S~131 words
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Advertisement157 1965-07-10 4 VftW (FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED) fsffu^^^^al kSPX Listen to the poDular Orchord Quartet vl 9^t with Ernesto Doroya at the piano W&Jj^k^^B *^n ot the iw^ri £j« In Wine Dine Dance in o cool J^B f LSmV quiet atmosphere coupled with M&L Will ■^L excellent and courteous service. Mff& I*9 Hk Extension157 words
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Advertisement395 1965-07-10 4 ">Wr,W»I"»a OPENS TODAY! DAILY J SHOWS AT 1.00. 4.30 8.30 p.m AT NORMAL PRICES!! I Audrey Hepburn Henry Fondi Mcl Ferrer Anita Ekberg fflf.LJifVA OPENS TOMORROW: m^ r 1I I fll BW Tel: ***** (SINGAPORE) From this i.ii«nt nnnn. Nt 0n... a pursuit of vengeance that is trif^cr-trnse vilh SLSPENSE!395 words
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Advertisement591 1965-07-10 4 ORGANISATION BJ r»J).«.Hi»j;[.):i»j:m:«l ■OH. 1111. |>\Y!« 11 am, 1 30, 4, 6 30 9.30 pm. BJ (NO FREE LIST) bj roe Peppard "OPERATION CROSSBOW"" aj :,M) I Tonight at Midnight! pj "I Mi i\s ISTIC B 111 IND SWORDSMAN Mondorin in Sc^ Color pj aj _supcrimpo»c 1 f ti eJ591 words
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Article, Illustration188 1965-07-10 5 Man who jumped bail arrested in capital POLICE WILL ESCORT HIM TO IPOH COURT ITCALA LI MPIK. IV Fri— S. Sivaralan, 49. a suprrvixir at the Employers Provident Fund in Petaling Jaya, who iiimprd bail while awaiting trial on two charges under the Prevention of Corruption Act, appeared before the188 words
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176 1965-07-10 5 Ngee Ann: A 'protect our children' body CINGAPORE. Fri A group of parents and guardians of the 1.000 Ngee Ann College students met last night In the college hall and decided to form an association "to protect the interest* of our children." A 17-member pro-tern committee was elected, and the176 words
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115 1965-07-10 5 IPOH. Prl. A carpenter. Chong Fok On. 21. was fatally Injured last night when he was thrown out of a car which went off the d !lve mile> south of here I The dr v»r. 1 Bhln Peng. 26. also carpenter p.scap«d115 words
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Article43 1965-07-10 5 PENANG. Pn. A publisher. RaVjl Mohmni'd All Rawa. died 1 here r.trlv this morning after a long illness. He was 70 Hail Mohamecl Ah was the owner of the Persama Press In Acheen Street, publishers of U!nm:c religious books.43 words
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242 1965-07-10 5 Khir: Politics can make mad houses of our schools bUiMUfcl £AlAiNl. Friday. CCHOOLS would turn into mad houses if school authorities introduced politics into classrooms, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today. Addressing a meeting of Chinese school boards and teachers in central Kedah. Inche Khir242 words
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84 1965-07-10 5 GUNGO PATANI. Fri The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today called tar more inter-marriages between Malays and Chinese in order to strengthen the bond of friendship between th* two races. He made the call at a meeting of (hini-se school boards84 words
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Article115 1965-07-10 5 pENANG, Fri. A con- i r tractor, Mr. Koh Hai Ching. who was shot in his car by a robber on Wednesday, died in thr Penang General Hospital this morning. Re m about to alight from his car to board a cargo ship anchored off115 words
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Article114 1965-07-10 5 TAIPING. Fri. Pour men wrrr fined various .sums in the Sessions Cour* here yesterday when they pleaded i?u;lty to two charges of theft of pl.ints from the compounds o. two rhurche.s Th'-ee of tht-m Tan Man Kve. 35. car .salesman Tan Han Chuan. 24.114 words
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71 1965-07-10 5 PENANG "S CIVIL DEFENCE EXERCISE IS PUT OFF PENANG, Prl Thr big i Prnang civil defence exercise scheduled for (his weekend is off "\V( have decided to postpone it to a later date." Mr. Richar.l do« Regional Staff Qfiit-er. anI nounced today No re«- son for the postponement m given.71 words
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Article56 1965-07-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Tb» Buddhist Socictv and th. Abhiwurdhi Wardhana Socir'.y will hold an all-night chan'.inK of sutras at the Brickfieids Buddhist Temple here tomorrow Thus is to honour and bless the newly appointed Chief Hißh Priest of Malaysia. Yen. K Dha. imananda. and to invoke56 words
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Article37 1965-07-10 5 RAL'B. Fri. A con.sun ■ocimtion will be formed herr at metrng to tn- held next TuMdsU at 10 a.m. a; the District Office undrr Urn chairmanship if the D>rut Officer. Inch-' Ahmad Sharirt bin Abdul R*.shid.37 words
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292 1965-07-10 5 Lawyer beats the police in a tug-of-war IPOH. Fri. A strap--1 ping young lawyer. Mr. Soo Wai Sum. won a one-minute tug-of-war with two burly police constables in the corridor of the High Court here today. Between them was a mason, Leonß Ah Ha 26 Mr. Soo's client. The tug-of-war292 words
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Article56 1965-07-10 5 PARIT BL'NTAR. Fn— B;.. r bin Suleiman, a 10-year-old puoii of the Sungei Star Malay School. was killed when he was knocked down by a lorry, on the Par t Buntar-Sungei Baliru road yesterday evening Another schoolboy. Abu bin Harun. al.«o 10 was admitted to56 words
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Advertisement368 1965-07-10 5 INSTANT PURE VEGETABLE GOODNESS RICH IN ESSENTIAL B VITAMINS iMj ADELPHI HOTEL •w SAKURA the Singing Sweetheart of Malaysia and PHILIP HIS BAND entertain you with exciting donee music and tongs NIGHTLY at the Grill except Suitdov < SUPERB FOOD WINES fflHsS PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS MALAYSIAN NIGHT IN THE ROOF GARDEN368 words
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Advertisement238 1965-07-10 5 ©HITACHI ELECTRIC TOOLS MOST POWER! HIGHEST PRECISION! M BEST PERFORMANCES Sole Agents: YEW AIK CO., LTD. 454, Victoria Street, Singapore, 7. Tel: *****-9 Cable I Telegram Address 'Ongmotor" FOR YOUR HEARING PLEASURE "A LUCIA/ CD" TRIPLE CORDER HUOffCH THREE -IN -ONE I Con b« used as Record Plover, Tope Recorder238 words
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Article49 1965-07-10 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A film show In aid of the Sembawang People's Action Party branch building fund will now be held at Sultan Theatre on July 25. It was originally scheduled for tomorrow at the Canberra Theatre. Tickets already sold are valid for the postponed show.49 words
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Article244 1965-07-10 6 CLEANSING WORKERS TALK OF STRIKE UNION SAYS ISSUE MUST BE SETTLED IN ONE WEEK 0R... CINGAPOHK. Fii.- The Public Daily H ii te (1 (.'lcunsiiiif Workers' Union lias issued a one week ultimatum to the Health Ministry to settle the question of! i appointment "of lorry j244 words
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382 1965-07-10 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A CARPENTER whose left thumbprint was found on the windscreen of a stolen car involved in a robbery case, was today acquitted on a theft charge by the Third Criminal District Judge, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. Koh Bock Huat. It,382 words
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331 1965-07-10 6 SINGAPORE. Fri 'THE deputy leader of the Australian opposition A Labour Party Mr. E.G. Whitlam, said here today Australia would be a "lot happier if the United Nations or Afro-Asian countries could maintain a peace-keeping force to preserve Malaysia" from Indonesian331 words
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Article110 1965-07-10 6 SINGAPORE. Fr .—Voting lor th»> Hoqk Lim by-election tomorrow will be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the following seven polling stations: Yin Sin School. Telok Ayer Street; Telok Ayer community centre. Telok Ayer Street; Hong Lim community centre. Pekin Street; Nam Shun School. North Canal Road;110 words
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116 1965-07-10 6 Sabah agrees to standard Malaysian time JESSELTON. Fri. The Federal Minister of Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence. Dato Donald Stephens, said today the Sabah Government had agreed to a proposal for a standard Malaysian time. Speaking at the airport here before leaving for Kuala Lumpur after a five-day visit in116 words
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Article109 1965-07-10 6 Big NTUC fete for Aussie MPs SINGAPORE. Fri. The visiting Australian Parliamentary Labour Party delegation will be guests of honour at a dinner to be given by the National Trades Union Congress on Sunday night. The dinner will be held at the People's Association in Kallang at 7 p.m. Among109 words
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Advertisement339 1965-07-10 6 Congratulations Best Wishes to MESSRS. CHUAN SENG RADIO CO on the official opening of their Branch Office at 150 Holland Road, Singapore. .om HWEE SENG CO.. SM-G2048 AM-FM TUNER AMPLIFIER 18 tubes, 4 diode*. Tuner; FM, SW, MWX2. Sensitivity; MAG I 5m V to AUK l65mV, 4 terminals. Power output;339 words
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Article297 1965-07-10 7 REDS THE BIGGEST DANGER... MANILA, Friday TH k greatest threat facing .Mala y sian Borneo is the Clandestine Communist Organisation there, (apt. Carlos Albert, former chief of intrlligen c in the Philippine Armed Forces, said today. In an Article in the Philippines Herald. the noted297 words
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173 1965-07-10 7 TELUK ANSON. Friday. A CALL to personnel of the Marine Department to be constantly on the alert in view of the stepped up aggression by Indonesia was made here today by the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. Dato Sardon said this173 words
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Article88 1965-07-10 7 Sea hunt for bodies goes on DENANG, i-Ti Marine po- lice launches are still searching lor two missing trawlermen whoso live companions were found murdered in the sea oil Muka Head. 14 miles from Penang. The bodies or the live dead, whom police picked ud on Thursday about six miles88 words
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Article19 1965-07-10 7 NIBONO TEBAL Fi i Work ha* stiirtod on a p-'" Maternity Sui:bpi Buimp .11 Province Booth.19 words
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106 1965-07-10 7 $200,000 in unpaid telephone bills I/UALA LUMPUR Fri More than 2.000 former telephone subscribers throughout Selangor owe the Telecommunications Department about $200,000. some of it since 1954. An inlormed source .said today: "We have tried various methods to get these bad debts cleared, but in vain "Some, however, paid up106 words
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Article36 1965-07-10 7 IPOH. Fri. An assistant nurse. Mis.- Loke Cliai Chine. 11, reported to the police that hrr purse rortaimriK Sl3 and an identity can; •< as .stolen from hrr room iti thr nurses hostel hero tcatcrdav36 words
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Article62 1965-07-10 7 PENANd. Kri An anti-submarine frigate of the Royal AuNtralian Navy, which has been carryinK out anti-infiltration patrols in the Straits of Malacca. arrived here today on a three-day operational visit "Me have not encountered any armed Indonesian infiltrators." a spokesman for HMAS Parramatta told reporters. "We62 words
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229 1965-07-10 7 I O N DO N. Fri A Malaysian delegation was yesterday winding up trade talks here aimed at doubling the sale of Malaysian canned pineapples in Britain. Thla will be done by improving marketing arraiißetnents. the deputy delegation chief, Mr Lee ChengReuter - 229 words
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Article50 1965-07-10 7 MLAR. Ft;.— The Central Oovemment baa r;irm.irkfd Sol milI lion for maior road proiccts in re under "h* 1 I.rs- M Dtvc:opniPtU Plan, i The Meiuri Brsar or JOTM re Dftl Ha-i RSMHU bin H;in YurlMflfHWl 'h.s when he openied 10 tur.il devplopmcsr pro'ects 1 hvre50 words
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Article34 1965-07-10 7 KANUAR Ptl. Prr.l«i have ;i Dfpu:y Speakr: for thr State Aawmbijr. A Bill providit <i fir ihi> new ;!npontme>u Will iv introtlucpcl a; tin- next m<^ lot M the A.-m mbiy ■'■>■ Ausu>'.34 words
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Advertisement262 1965-07-10 7 Congratulations to Messrs. CHUAN SENG RADIO COMPANY on the official opening of their Branch Office at 150, Holland Road From Hagemeyer Trading Co., (M) Ltd., Singapore. HERMES «fc> Lightweight portable with office machine Ak performance j^Sf*& OUR REFRESHETcbIjRirSERiESnr^R"cAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE H.S.C. STUDENTS. CHEMISTRY Tuli I Son, PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY FOR H.S.C.262 words
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Advertisement166 1965-07-10 7 I WILLIAM JACKS CO. (M) LTD. extend their congratulations and good wishes to CHUAN SENG RADIO COMPANY PHIUPS authorised fegjj dealer on the occasion of the Official Opening of their Branch Office at 150 Holland Road, Singapore <jai:ks> Congratulations to Messrs. CHUAN SENG RADIO CO., on the grand opening of166 words
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Miscellaneous330 1965-07-10 7 Straits Times Crossword I H' fll til JUT ■Hh~~H »< Koss g Mftn MHMII '>n :he 1 l nlikrit n panic ever the way '6' top 1 < 5-6 >. 7. Rriiiiing lo arrepl charity li» Prrnch *v of the average won I stand for a pai'v! 111). normal kind330 words
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Article, Illustration243 1965-07-10 8 Why this big fuss over Josey? Toh asked DENANG. Fri.— The chairman of the Socialist Front's Penang Division, Mr. I.im Kean Slew, today described as "strange" the loud protest by Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, over the expulsion of Mr. Alex Josey. a journalist. "It243 words
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223 1965-07-10 8 BARISAN BACKS EXPULSION OF ALEX JOSEY SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Barisan Sosialis today backed the Federal Government's decision to expel freelance journalist Alex Joscy. The Barisan chairman. Dr Lee Slew Choh. speakIng at a lunchtime rally at Fullerton Square, said: "Mr. Josey deserves it. He has never done anything beneficial for223 words
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Article53 1965-07-10 8 PETALINO JAVA. Fri The MethodiM Church in Malaya wiU hold a two-day seminar at the Lutheran Bible Institute in Jalan Utara here from tomorrow Among the speakers are Dato and Datin David Marshall. Mr P P Narayanan. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon. Bishop Robert P. Lundw and Rev.53 words
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Article64 1965-07-10 8 IPOH. Fri.— Two radios which were stolen from a house in Foo > i Win Yin Street. Canning Oardr-ns here, four days ago. were return- 1 ed by the thieves yesterday. Mr. Teoh Chye Chin. 41. an educationist told the police that his wife found the64 words
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Article, Illustration57 1965-07-10 8 Mr. H. B. Somerset, (above), chairman of Hume Industries Ltd.. and Chancellor of the University of Tasmania, will viisit tIM UniverMtie* of Malaya and Singapore. Mr. Somerset, who arrived with his wife on Wednesday, will aKo he visiting Hume's installations in Singapore and Malaya.57 words
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Article98 1965-07-10 8 CINGAPORE. Fri. Two unJ employed men. Sng Yok Slk. 27. and Lee Chlow Beng. 22 were today Jailed for six months and three months respectively for theft of $170 cash and $300 worth of jewellery belonging to Quek See. a housewife. In her house at98 words
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Article34 1965-07-10 8 BINOAPORE. Fri The Yang d:-Prrtuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. will entertain the v ill ne Australian parliamentary Labour Party delegation to tea at tlir Istana Negara at 4.45 p.m tomorrow.34 words
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Article24 1965-07-10 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The Central Electricity Board is now known as the National Electricity 3oard of the States ut Malaya.24 words
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Article147 1965-07-10 8 Reform school for salesman SINGAPORE. Fri. A salesman, convicted a fortnight ago on a 1 charge of armed robbery, was ordered today to undergo vpi formative training by Mr. Justice Cho o r i Singh in the High Court. Richard Liow Chow Chlan. 20, of Palembang I Road <va.s .said147 words
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74 1965-07-10 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The S*. John Ambulance Brigade will hold its annual first aid and nursing competition at the Cochrane Road School here on Aug. 7 and Aug. 8 Repre-er'ative* from all Ml* Stau.-. In wU\ take part Thp MnisUr Heaith. Ini.:ip Bahaman bin Samsuddin.74 words
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272 1965-07-10 8 Lee 'did a good job' in Australia, says Whitlam SINGAPORE. Fri Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. "did effectively well for Malaysia in pre--1 senting her case and rallying Australian support to meet Indonesian aggression" during his recent tour. Mr E G. Whitlam. leader of the visiting Australian Opposition272 words
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Article50 1965-07-10 8 SINOAPORE. Fn.— A two-hour fire which started at 3.30 a.m. today destroyed about $20,000 worth of property in a umber yard in Jalan Eunos. :e engines put out the fire after it had razed a timber shed to the ground. The cause of th* fire is not known.50 words
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Advertisement417 1965-07-10 8 Congratulations to CHUAN SENG RADIO CO. on the occasion of the opening of their NEW SHOWROOM at HOLLAND ROAD HITACH 1 LTD. ALWAYS A WINNER b J See your programmes real as life on an Hitachi set: II the Wide Square screen aid Ultra High Sensitivity tubes ensure clear, bright:417 words
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Advertisement114 1965-07-10 8 engine experts choose Champioa spark plugs Insist on new silvery-plat«c( I CHAMPIONJ World s favorite spark plug INFECTION IN YOUR DOGS? Make sure they are safely trrated with Ancaris THENIUM COMPOUND TABLETS (Veterinary) COMPLETELY SAFE HIGHLY EFFICIENT CLEARS ROUNDWORMTOt A WELLCOME PROOUCT tm"n*4 Vtarlaarr i.t|.ii 1 Heartiest Congratulations to CHUAN114 words
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297 1965-07-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. T\\o youths were today sentenced to life imprisonment by Mi. Justice Gill in the High Court here for kidnapping a 10-year 7 old schoolboy with intent to hold him for ransom. The two arc Chee Ah Chap alias Chin Ah Meng.297 words
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Article50 1965-07-10 9 Dial 10 for telephone connection LI M 1.1 MPIR. Fri. Trlpphonr >uhwrikera in Klane and Port Swettrnliam m ill have to dial "10" to >prak to the operator from Sunday July 18. thr I il( i (mimuniiations -p.irtmiMit announcrd to iaj The o\istirm <-odr "O" will be uithdr.iun from service.50 words
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Article21 1965-07-10 9 PENANC. Fri— The S 'nrruurr w.V. ha <i 111 monthly mpt-t:iiß .<i the Pcnang Youth Out ir. Ache*n Streri.21 words
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Article85 1965-07-10 9 Tan is new Chamber president KUALA LI.VIPUR. Fri. Senator Dato T.H. Tan, Mvrerary-general of the Alliance Party, has been elected president of the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce ,kc«. ovrr from Sena'or Ch.-n Kwotiß Hon. who has. been president lor m\ year* Other offlciHis elected at the annual meeting: Vice-presidents85 words
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133 1965-07-10 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr Teh Kirn Hang father of a seven-year- old girl. Su Choo. who was drowned in a pool in Ponggol. said today j that she must have fallen into it while wandering about the 1 undergrowth near their home in Lorona133 words
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Article33 1965-07-10 9 1 MACHANG. fi: The mat- of the naiona! ianßu.-i<r dfba 1 D n.pctui" n between I«- ah Merah and NLicliaiiK d;>tnc will tie hrld at the Town Hal! here •jn Sunday.33 words
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Article225 1965-07-10 9 rpELUK ANSON. Fn The I J- Minister of Transoort Dato Sardon bin Haii Jubir. urced small operators of transport services to meree into partnership to expand their business instead of competing with each other. "This is to save runnine expenses and to Increase the efficiency ofBernama - 225 words
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170 1965-07-10 9 ROGER HENNING - Aussies prepare for Asian-type war ROGER HENNING From SYDNEY. Fri. The 0 Australian Army has acquired 1.058 square miles of Queensland rain forest country for training exercises v nder South East Asian conditions. 'This la the same as the tvoe of count rv we could bt committed to if the170 words
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308 1965-07-10 9 I/UALA KAN'GSAR. Fri The Central Government will only help those who help thern-| selves, people living ;n rural arras have been reminded This advice came lrom the Minister ol Agriculture and Co-operatives Haji Mohamed Gha/ali bin Hafi Jawi. yester- j day when308 words
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Article34 1965-07-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fvi $v*d I Moh.imed Z«ini. 17. snn of 'h* Mentn Besar Ot Kfdah. who 15 •rudymg at the Atu«on College. Lahore. Pakistan, returned her? today for 10 weeks' holiday34 words
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Advertisement251 1965-07-10 9 UICMv '111 i The tough often isolated life of the vast, untamed North American Continent bred a very special type of man the mountainman, the frontiersman, the pioneer men as tough as their environment, men who were the forerunners of the wagon-trains, the settlers. Today there are still men of251 words
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Miscellaneous148 1965-07-10 9 S **S. Aw P'NNY' S NO MO4STER. 1 TiTvriil OKAY, MNMY, SCRATCH fi/t, j*<D f THIS HE'S TH' BEST NAT UREP JA- CViON. NOV..) 6RAVEL, BOY/ LET'S _JW %$Si I MONSTER )OC CRjTTER VtX) £*Lr\ I'LL SHOW J V^ V^ V^GETfiOtN 1 ffc'TnH IMB I U&D ujD.crous position 1 I148 words
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Article77 1965-07-10 10 2a SIS r*mimmm> MR AND MRS H-nr» Concel, ao "on. and ir-end« for thflr Ind gifla on the Ol then marnatr FAMILY AND RELATIVES of UI. r ranma irit'i.,l r tie rendered I MR AND MRS X.1 > .1 MMSki ■<■ -hank. 10 all rela•roadnful MRS SELINA ABISHECAM -runk.77 words
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Obituary19 1965-07-10 10 rah 111 (lUmkmmml IN OEVOTEO AND Kv-rlovlni Me- r <'hrlv:malh»n who died on I 'v kiv» L*vna«M19 words
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Article110 1965-07-10 10 H »»r«-. |M ttUmlmmml IMC COCKPIT I RIJSTTAFEL H "V >at.ir j and Mind»y FCOERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. h»r« md hook udd ■t« ri thr:r aho« room at Timaa Koad. Dinitapor* LOUISE KLERKS Hi,, Salcn In Orchard Koad, 1a opea 1 m:.l»r your 'ar,> IHrphone .1473 DONALD MOORE CALLCRIES »r»110 words
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Article268 1965-07-10 10 M »wn sj i Minimum) SCRIPTURE UNION RALLY will Theatre at 1 P m »t.'»d ol 7 M p.m. on Sat. ill wataMM. PENTECOST MCTHOOIST CHURCH I IU I ro.. SamDanyanc in, 10 30 am. Worablp S«r--c m Goapel Servica PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SINGAPORE. nrner Orcbarrt Road. Penan* '.V268 words
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7 1965-07-10 10 The Straits Times Saturday, July 10, 1965.7 words
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Article737 1965-07-10 10 It is healthy tor everyone, the public as well as the press, that the repulsion of a journalist or my apparciu attt-mpt to irstru-t thr Erasdoa of the nould piovoi c m.stiint reaction. This has not always bocn the I'K.sc. There are particular reaaotM why the order737 words
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Article239 1965-07-10 10 Malaysian trade commissioners who were to have been on the job at the beginning of this year should be ready for duty early next year, says the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Indeed, it is to be hoped so. This important project to strengthen our almost negligible commercial239 words
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Article203 1965-07-10 10 To charge a castaway sailor with illegal immigration may be technically unavoidable, but to find him guilty and imprison him for six months is 1 the law run riot. Yet that is what has happened to three Malaysian fishermen who drifted in a storm into Burmese waters, in203 words
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Letters
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200 1965-07-10 10 THE auggestion that American force* withdraw lrom Vietnam as a prelude to allowing ihe Vietnamese people to decide their destiny for themselves sounds ideal. b it practicable? Were the people Of Hungary and Tibet thus given opportunity, by the withdrawal of Communist armies, to embrace the200 words
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Letter116 1965-07-10 10 •'WORRIED Parentsson must be among the iifty or so unfortunate new graduates, of the Technical College. Kuala Lumpur, who are still unemployed though they were promised that they would be called after announcement of the final examination result* Most of them are under contract with the P.W.D. (Federal),116 words
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Letter60 1965-07-10 10 \\^E have yet to hear from the postal authorities regarding the Issue of the 15 cent stamp. When can the public expect the sale of the new stamps? If the authorities Mncerely appreciate the Inconvenience caused to the public, staff, and commercial organisations. It will not be60 words
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174 1965-07-10 10 MY i.s tttOAtCd by 11 the side of the main trunk road in the heart of the town opposite Labis Post Office, inside the Labis Local Council area. Adjoining my house la vacant land covered with lallang. shrubs, and blukar. It Is174 words
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Article562 1965-07-10 10 YUNUS MARIS - YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya RFVISIOX. Questions in which the Personal Pron used 1* to the UCOND PERSOX («.a AWAK). and whose second part is VERBAL. m;iy have VARIANTS without the Pers Pron.. for the same ineunlnc e.g. Q AWAK berehat-KAH? OR- Eerehat-KAH? Are you562 words
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Article, Illustration904 1965-07-10 10 Professor Alan Day - DEVALUATION OR ECONOMIC UNION? Professor Alan Day Behind the Common Market crisis The dilemma Europe's Big Six are facing By LONDON UNIVERSITY POL ITICAL and economic elements are hopelessly intermingled in the crisis which came to a head in the Common Market last week and which might even go soOFNS - 904 words
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Advertisement308 1965-07-10 10 Strain Tines k Malay Mail ••d MX COLD STOaiACK IU«»I MARKET r>« k I COLO STOKAGC BjaiANCHES I xate I Authorl>*« RfaMSI 1 CITY BOOK STORK LTD I Wincheiler eSMBM, C»W»«I Quay '1 THE NEWS FRONT I FMJSOMSInI Sup.frr.i.t M. M. ISMAIL i J Admiralty Ro««. Naval •<•• HAMIEM STORK308 words
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Advertisement71 1965-07-10 10 EARN 6% PER ANNUM INTEREST WITH SAFETY Due to rht existing higher-rhon-normal interest rotes, we are able to pass this benefit to you whilst I maintaining our aver cautious policy in the investment of deposits entrusted to us. Deposit with THE FINANCE CO., LTD. 77-79, Orrhord RH Singapore. Tel: *****71 words
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Advertisement220 1965-07-10 10 ■t=MsW==3==~ aWV^V .-^^^^JB Compare Valiant with any other car in its class and you'll prove why Valiant is unmatched in value, performance and safety. Only Valiant has the power-packed 225 cv. in. "Slant Six" engine Brilliant performance to match outstanding safety and stability Biggest brakes Exclusive torsion bar suspension Widest220 words
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238 1965-07-10 11 Govt to employ 20 trade envoys: Lim l/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Applications will be invited from Iwaluysians -any moment now 1 for the post of trade ambassadors to boost the country's trade and increase investment possibilities. Details of the scheme, including the salary, tenna uf service and duties all very attractive238 words
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Article31 1965-07-10 11 IPOH. Fri. Forty delrijate.« ton Hindu youth organisations throughout tlie country will meet here tomorrow to fl.iahse plans for the .seventh Malayan Hindu Youth Council convention next month.31 words
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Article, Illustration46 1965-07-10 11 One officiates at the installation ceremony of the other in court Mr. Justice H.S. Ong taking the oath. At extreme left is his brother, Mr. Justice H.T. Ong FEDERAL Judge, Mr. Justice H. T. Ong (left), with his brother, Mr. Justice H. S. Ong.46 words
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Article155 1965-07-10 11 KUCHING, Friday. QPERATIONS at Kuching's new port will be badly hampered for several months by the wreck of the Singapore freighter Krandji, which listed and sank shortly after tying up at the wharf yesterday. Berirus at the 'new port' are In heavy demand and the wreck155 words
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Article67 1965-07-10 11 i SINGAPORE. Fri. Four more pirate taxi operators were fined yesterday bringing tne number of "pirates' brought to book to 157 so far this year. They were fined sums ranging from $300 to $500. and disqualified from drivli>r lor two years. 'In yesterday's pirate67 words
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492 1965-07-10 11 ONG WILL TAKE PLACE OF HEPWORTH IN PENANG [£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The former Solicitor General of Malaysia, Mr. H. S. Ong. was today installed as a judge in the High Court here. Officiating at the ceremony was his brother. Mr. Justice H T. Ong, a Federai Judge, who was sitting492 words
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78 1965-07-10 11 BANTING "Selangor).; Fri. a birthday cake presented to the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. and auctioned at a dinner ln Tanjong Sepat near here last night fetched $419 which Mr. Tan will donate to the National Defence Fund The chairman of the78 words
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Article121 1965-07-10 11 INDONESIAN GETS A DISCHARGE SINGAPORE. Friday. 4 20-YEAR-OLD Indonesian who faced two charges under thr Internal Security Act was today discharged by the Ninth Magistrate's Court. Hadju. son of 8011. wa. charged In the same court two months ago for possession of a wooden box con. talning about 251 b.121 words
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Article78 1965-07-10 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry ol External .Aflair> lodav announced the Government had agreed to the appoin Iment of Mr. Mohamed :iood Maharoof, .it present Ccylon'.s Amlor to Japai Ceylon.- Hi«:i Commift- to Malaysia. Mr. Maharoof will reside in Kuala Lumpur. The Government oi the former78 words
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Article34 1965-07-10 11 DfNGUN. Fn.-The Tujniipsid Youth Club collector! $900 at its un fnir hare >m Jnlv 3 .m:i 6. The money will bo used to buy lirniturc and books for the club"! libraw.34 words
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Advertisement161 1965-07-10 11 j bugged I bugs ybug killer md they're goneJ New FLIT BUG KILLER is specially formulated to combat Cockroaches, Silverfish and all other crawling insects. Jlli-JL One application leaves a deadly invisible film ■HRSH^BI which goes on killing. Simple and economical JP^. to use, get a can today! I "1161 words
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Advertisement255 1965-07-10 11 DO YOU HAVE A TV SET?? IF SO at $5/- monthly T.V. MAINTENANCI AND SUPPLIES CORPN with thtir team of London trained tpcciahsti oHrri you for tho fint time in Singopo't o reliable S«r/.cc Iniuranc* Scheme b«n«»itt:— (1) FREE servicing and FREE replacement portt including Cathoda Ray Tube (2) FREE255 words
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Miscellaneous799 1965-07-10 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) r aln *J»! 5 Ku»l» Well Enoueli Alonf': 617 Lumpur and IVnan X 6 Ipoh Littlr Riiscal.-v-Po.clV 635 Kramme Summary; 302 Inter- bual; 8.15 Malay Folk Sons* gramme Summary; 5.50 News Round-up: 10.10 The Saint m ,V 1P a ional La,n«uaw. 5.53 -•Crocked Rim?"; nOSF ml Tan?'799 words
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541 1965-07-10 12 I REFFR to a letter by 1 Puzzled Motorist on "The Fate of a Customs checkpoint extension" and to a report "Tin-barrel welcome for tourists going to Johore (S.T. July 1) in which a State Executive Councillor. Tuan Ha ii Othman bin Haji Mohammed Sa'ad.541 words
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Letter1141 1965-07-10 12 IN "The Bulletin' of Sept. 28. 1963, which featured the Tengku's picture on the cover, I wrote a three-page profile of Tengku Abdul Rahman. In the third paragraph I said: "'He is kind, humane, tolerant, generou.s. and quite Incapable of being disloyal or harsh to a friend1,141 words
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Letter81 1965-07-10 12 I REFER to your editorial 'S.T'TfyV 1 1 P U Step., have already been taken to Include Singapore within the Malayan quarantine boundary To achieve this the existing Piant Importation Regulations of the two territories are being amended and unified. It i.s therefore considered necessary to maintain the81 words
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Letter83 1965-07-10 12 simply cannot understand why a trader la Kuching has to pay a licence fee of $180 a year whereas in Singapore it ta $10 and in Malaya mainland $25 for three years. The cost of living In Kuching is already very high— almost 70 per cent higher than83 words
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Letter64 1965-07-10 12 |7OR the .sake of the rrF cord, may we please point out thai, the Oxiord English Dictionary took foity-four years to complete 1 1884-1928 i and not seventy as has been Misgeated in your editorial of Bth July 1965. It took another five years to publish in64 words
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Letter57 1965-07-10 12 r pHE Selangor Stamp Club fully supports your suggestion for the issue of Defence Stamp.s. The issue of special Defence Stamps would tell the world of our struggle to preserve our freedom I would like to mention that this Club made a similar suggestion sometime ago. C NAGARAJAII57 words
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Advertisement159 1965-07-10 12 FAR EAST MOTORS LTD. 54. ORCHARD ROAD, SINCAPORE ROBERTSON ROAD. K. LUMPUR. Have much pleasure in announcing their appointment as SOLE AGENTS for MALAYSIA BRUNEI for BRYCE BERGER LIMITED FUEL INJECTION EQUIPMENT HAND-HYDRAULIC STARTERS Represented throughout Malaysia by Wearne Bros. (M) Ltd. ON SALE NOW o*flk* Mmk*" 9m Sg.fJ£afj23t'* %am159 words
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Advertisement107 1965-07-10 12 Speaking of Comfort... A 'iignt on THAI INTERNATIONAL Cajet s the comfortable raven of years of research and nore than half a decade of Carave!le operation Kiing a riinat th-OLgn-out tne world. A perfect setting for tne 'a -ed Royal Orchid Serv cc, with superb cuisine, 'n e wmes and107 words
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Article419 1965-07-10 13 •POLICE LOOK IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES' Legendary sex killer was respectable lawyer who killed himself after last murder, author claims LONDON, Friday JACK the Ripper, whose crazed sex-murders of London prostitutes in the 19th century have become legend, was a respectable lawyer named Montague JohnReuter - 419 words
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Article, Illustration64 1965-07-10 13 rpHIS new Soviet hydrofoil boat has gone into service in the port area of Hamburg. West Germany. The boat is 35 metres long and can cany 120 passengers at 34 knots. Other European countries are also interested in these hydrofoil vessels. There isUPI - 64 words
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116 1965-07-10 13 Man kills brother in police station TOKYO. Fri. A murder took place on Wednesday night in a polite station. It happened in I suki. Southern Japan. As 50--year-old Norio Iwasaki was sitting with officers in the police station explaining about a family row. his brother Gito Asoo. 35. walked in.116 words
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Article37 1965-07-10 13 DL'NGUN. Fri. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Embong. a Police Volun'eer Reserve mstwetor here. has been selected to nttend two- week course at the Royal Pr>lice College Kuala Kubu Bahru. at the end of the month.37 words
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Article231 1965-07-10 13 ASIIEYII.Lh North Caro- Una i. Fri. A fire which I raged all night In a secret i jet and rocket fuel plant and forced an estimated 3.000 people to flee their homes in the area because of the possibility of exploI Kion was put231 words
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249 1965-07-10 13 COURTAULDS: DON'T MAKE BRITAIN A TEXTILES DUMP LONDON. Friday. IANCASHIRE'S cotton industry must have some assurance that in the next few vital years Britain will not continue to be the world's dumping ground for cotton textiles. the chairman of Courtaulds Ltd. said yestei- day. Mr Frank Kearton told stockholders theUPI - 249 words
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80 1965-07-10 13 Millionaire sues four sons for valuables \|\Ml.\. Kri A mil lionaire has filed a civil suit against his four sons in an elTort to recover valuables including gold bars, land documents and shares allegedly taken by them from his office here. The plaintiff. Mr Maximo Hernandez, said his four sons.Reuter - 80 words
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210 1965-07-10 13 DRUSSELS. Prl. N#- uotiations for Nigerian association with th« European Common Market were successfully concluded here yesterday. But hp- French boj if ■II Ministerial meetn. f the six-naMon Comm<>. ke' is Hkelv to delay approval of the agreement Such agreements the approval or210 words
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Article94 1965-07-10 13 CAK2OM. Fri The S o v t h Vietnamese high school leaving examinations have claimed 10 more victims, tho Saignn Daily News reported today. The paper said that in Tay Ninh. about 55 miles north-east of here, four boys and six |Ms had been rushed to hospitalReuter - 94 words
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Advertisement272 1965-07-10 13 m if <dk m Bangkok Bank Ltd. J ■tJm^^ f$ Bank of America I m _^E Mm The Bank of Canton Ltd. I i!F^m Bank of China I W The Bank of East Asia Ltd. I J The Bank of India Ltd. t £m Bank of Singapore Ltd. 1 p272 words
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Advertisement751 1965-07-10 14 Educators recommend STAMFORD COLLEGE because ■H home study courses art Eoiy Competent Succci*>ul Recognised b* educationists of world repute. Join the STAMFORD COLLEGE Whether You »cck further education. You are still in school. N You want a better iob: ENSURE YOUR SUCCESS in Higher School Certificate; School Certificate Maloysio Certificate751 words
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Advertisement966 1965-07-10 14 SITLATIONS VACANT ore's St fVin.l—Box in ri, m WANTEO VETERINARY SALtkMAN ror Hii.^apon- and South loborc Must be experienced and nave good relationMhips with (Kith tanners md tne veterinary trade. Uood salary, commission and allowances Mum possess hiii ova transport. Apply Boa A 4 762 s.T. S pore. LOCAL LEADING966 words
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Advertisement844 1965-07-10 14 OFFICE SPACE VACANT li M N* I tftd M rl. I I TO LSI m LMm MMM MMM «oo Baneiaem Bu»;oeM Ctn'te near «»iu i I Don Ro><l< AlDl\ X.,> A.'ln- I 1 K.L. SHOPS TO LET M Here's Win. I— Sax Mr*** AIR-CONDITIONED HARBER IMOP to lel iitciHten- M844 words
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Advertisement747 1965-07-10 14 TOURS EXCURSIONS j Wmn* v» i \lin j-K..i l» ri. »tfr» MALAYA OAT» I ;n.an<l» Imx 14 Bao«--iok Chieri<mn IS Hays *.(4» •am Hn lm\r, >^ re Ltd I 3« Cioe» SEE MALAYA l.'xv. >!.■• >eeklv B^rikkok. Cn -nitmai M""'-. v. DMMBber. Hi.r taemu US l/i Hon«itou</ 'MM lum knit..747 words
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Advertisement1055 1965-07-10 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE is MW* 1 I tim i— ;k rts HILLMAN IMI SALOON AUSTIN TRAVELLER (S WACON) I«S2 .-..nil on IM Brid»> a i tn I 1963 FIAT 5000 I mtn.K il I.l. c«n<li HOT. -in "Ml t n»-ai'O-. Ik VOLKtWACEN .re.l January 1!»..i $.i ..u. KlaaJ A" pore1,055 words
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Advertisement773 1965-07-10 14 FOR SALE i Vanfc x« Mir, h Ht ratn ORCHARD BOUTIQUE Katik Krew. I. ..\<t R| SPANISH SILVER i.0l». II All IMS PHILCO AIRLONUITIONt.iI i Co l»>4 Clemem-eau *ye lel > TAPERECORUERS FROM tv Radios from 513 ments Many Bart::. MleMk i pyc v h.f nAOiO Uajutpmtai Kear v nat773 words
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Advertisement287 1965-07-10 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) if.r, m ri, mtrm MULTI FIRE UIAMONI. TM t RAC. I IS TA!I.()R!\(, SUPERIOR OUALITV I?TM ANNIVCRSARV SALE -perl.l lays. ANNIVLRSARV SALE .-l Modern DRESSES IiRLS^MAKING PO SIANC. RlKd 'iiar*e» trom LADIES HAIRDRESSIS(, li <« IMin l-H.,1 si, MAISON MOOERNE. MILLV TANC. .eni.e I WHERE TO STAY287 words
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Advertisement1291 1965-07-10 15 TO LIVERPOOL t WtSl COASI U.K., Dim S'por* Sans P. S'naa )>enani ULYSSES Liverpool la Part Talay Jaly 11 ASPHALION L.wpooi. Glasgow Sl*. 11 Jaly 11 Jily 12/11 PELEUS i..»r[ .u'. Glaigow Jll| 12 Jgiy 14 lily 1} MEMNON I July IS juir v Jily 21/23 my 1\ MIUMPUS I1,291 words
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Advertisement1291 1965-07-10 15 THFX. A hl/NES tl It"' AMY LM I n«i Dnmik EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 NEAR EASI, CONTINENT ANO SCANDINAVIA. S'pora p. S nan Penam Am fataoa Hatra H'Dura K'oam Aan* C*aa KINA a) Illy 11/21 Mi £1/24 21/21 I*J| II 14 l*| It Ak) 31 I I lEIRA k) July 31/1,291 words
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Advertisement1206 1965-07-10 15 I BEN@LINE\ EXPRESS lERVICE 10 IONION. LIVERPOOL I CONIINENIAL PORIS BENREOCH tm Lonooa Am 1 Sine.po.l f S-naa i>«aa*t I'Z^HX km ll 6. IS/Jalf 12 ialy IJ/14 Ja<: IS/IS M B 1 far Li»erpod Am II BENjHIANT Havr* Am II Rotttraaai Sept J Siappsr* P. S-kam Peaang Antwerp Seat Jill1,206 words
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Advertisement1245 1965-07-10 15 (jg^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTO. [mL^M U.K./Continent Sintapor* P. S'haa Peaang CITY OF WELUNGTON i'don. H'tJjrg. R'dam. Havr*. Hull. M bro. Imhaia 21/71 J*ly 21 Uly CITY OF NEWCASTLE L doa. Hourg. R dam. Havra. Hull, Middlesbrough IS/21 Am 21 Am CITT OF GLASGOW London. Hamburg. Rotterdam. Havr*, Hull1,245 words
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Article450 1965-07-10 16 THE General Services Ad- 1 ministration announce- ment on Monday that it would be asking permission; to put 820.000 tons of stock- pile rubber on sa'e without the usual hix months notice set the pattern for the week and caused prices to tumble two cents450 words
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Article27 1965-07-10 16 July MALAYAN KI BBKR PUCE: 6*l cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5709.371 (up $4.r>> I nofficial estimated offering 260 tons (up 10 Ions)27 words
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Article70 1965-07-10 16 /'MINESE Produce Eieh»n«e, (inia- pore, noon prictt per picul yettorday: Coconut oil: bulk sBl| sellers, drum $64i »ell»rs Copra: July/ Aug. UK Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white *157| acllen. Sarawak lute $1.15 sellers, special Sarawak black (1271 sellers, garbled Lamponj; Mack tUTtiN) s«llera. ASTA $160(Ni sellers. Singapore Coconut70 words
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Article40 1965-07-10 16 'PME Malayan Eienani* Banks' Alto--1 elation made the** changes In it* rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Bollinn TT m OO roady: Holland Cuildtrs lift?. P»in Ftmc*. Mtti Belgian Franc* I.W'6: French Franci I.-: Italian Lire40 words
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720 1965-07-10 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERK was little business X on the Stock Exchange yesterday in front of today's holiday during which both the trading rooms will be closed. The turnover in industrial shares was the lowest since June 7. only amounting to 71.700 shares720 words
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Article27 1965-07-10 16 Malayan St<nk Indices July S July 'Industrials: hii.n'i (ii;.? 3 Tins: s:; n:; rubbers: 10!. 78 Hi!.;B 'Drr. 30, 19«.t IM I>rc. ti, IM! inn27 words
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Article799 1965-07-10 16 Dl SINKSS in and reporird to 1 the Singapore and hu.iU I umpur trading rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Store (2.0U0) '•1 N Esto (4.000) $1.44: East Smelt il.nuo) $3 xd. (1.000) 52.&3 xd.799 words
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Article148 1965-07-10 16 V-MIPS lyinn ■lonxxclt Ih. lin^.p.r. Harbour wh«r«ts or ciucttn tortay arc I Kaquilinn 1 Z. Bencl'iirh in '11. Star Aataiw is n PnaMaM Ptara is i«. S.r LJncelol 19, 2 k<-i Uani 39 30. Stat* ol Madras 33/34. Benrrool, H.:.11i 3" J». !orn« 40-41. Johar.r.. Bcnarmin 44.148 words
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Article13 1965-07-10 16 ON the free e«chan*e marliil In Horn ior T.T. »f.d Merlin* ">13 words
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Article18 1965-07-10 16 The Krmpas <.roup prori'irrfl June Kluanf produced 126.000 lb. and 1 lv Brnut 62 .000 lb.18 words
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402 1965-07-10 16 THE price of Straits tin rose by 54.25 yesterday to 5709.371 per picul on an offering estimated at 260 tons, up 10 tons. There will be no market today. LONDON: Tin on Thursday displayed a very steady tone In a turnover a402 words
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Advertisement1139 1965-07-10 16 KISEN.KAISHA LTD> Cast r*n m m and U.S.A. Great Lafcaa Sawloa H'koog Tokonama Manirau lofoato UaUnt Catcat^ Hirlta Mara" 21/24 Jal) I Aat «*•< I««f1 USaal I! Baft MaaMßkai Mara" 22/24 Aat Ita7 4 tet ion 13 Oct II Sat Witt Coast ol Central/South America Sanrvtoe) Yokohama San Joti Guiyaautl1,139 words
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Advertisement994 1965-07-10 16 ■¥^slrßt^T« AUSIIALIA SERVICI/NtM <tALANt INOIA, fAMkIAh «NB r. »UL» atNVICI le rreaaaela. Alelaili. Melaaaraa. Sytaty Msarai aaa a)afap«tliaas\ Pon«n. i" I'm s oo<o ffoi* P. •fnasi I tBOMBAU 11 J.I, 11/l |j", 14 IS^Jatf tCARPENIRIA It July 11/ a Aui S Aat BAMORA Slq 1/ t Aai «3 T?W»«..n l994 words
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Advertisement253 1965-07-10 16 WtaiaOuNOi tUIWPt aLRVICti bm«ii). r. ynarn Peaang r OHi >AM« 13 I, uly I. II luiy II July ■Praaaiai Bwlliai Ntaft, Ountwt. I NARA Ii I «>| II W Aat 13 Aat Marseilles. Mj.-e Dir. TAYGA 11/13 Seal 14/UStpt 1J Seal Jjiinies. Bcieaui. Ma«-e. Onalift. NAUSICAA 12/14 JCI IS/W Bet253 words
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Article48 1965-07-10 17 As a mark of respect to the late MR. TAN KENG SENG, Chairman and Managing Director of Seng Chew Sawmill Co. Ltd., our Office and Sawmill will be closed on Saturday, 10th July 1965. The Management of Seng Chew Sawmill Co. Ltd., 11, Kallang Road, Singapore 8.48 words
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Article49 1965-07-10 17 The family of the late Mr. Chia Geok Wan gratefully thank all friends and relatives who sent wreaths, scrolls, donations, telegrams and letters of condolences and rendered help attended night visits and the funeral of the late Mr. Chia Geok Wan who passed away on 6th July 1965.49 words
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Advertisement903 1965-07-10 17 IN THE MATTER OF KINTA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (In Voluotary Liquidation) NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of Klnta Development Company Limited, which Is being wound-up voluntarily, are requested on or before the 31st tl;iy of AußUst, 1965 to send their names and addresses and particulars of their debts903 words
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Advertisement711 1965-07-10 17 GAMMON MALAYA LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sixth Annual General Meeting will be held at the Registered Office, No. 5, Road 203, Petallng Jaya, Selangor, on 14Ui August, 1965 at 12 noon. At the said Meeting the Directors will recommend the payment of a dividend of I 5'711 words
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Advertisement1867 1965-07-10 17 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES considered for appointment as Assistant Technical Lecturers. Such candidates will be appointed on $554 per month if they have not less than 1 year's post qualifying experience or on $592 per month if they have less than 2 years' but not less than 1 year's post qualifying1,867 words
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Advertisement569 1965-07-10 17 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE 1940 EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION (Pursuant to the Companies Ordinance 1940. Section U9) of KINTA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. PASSED ON 2nd JLXY, 1965 At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company duly convened and held at the registered office. Hongkong Bank Chambers, Ipoh, on Friday, 2nd July, 1965,569 words
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Advertisement476 1965-07-10 17 NOTICES CHUA ft COMPANY MALACCA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore subsisting between Chua Sin Earn, Ng Cbong Ciiee. R.B. Doshi. Chua Swee Hong, Yoong Chin Yoong. Chow Chong Choon. Chua Kwang Song, Yoong Yee Phiow. Koo Sow Heng, Ng lal Yuen, Chua Bee Llan. Tan Tjan Boon476 words
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Advertisement273 1965-07-10 17 TENDERS I JABATAN KERJA RAYA, PERAK KENYATAAN TAUARAN. Tnwaran2 akan dl-terima dlPejabat Jurutera Negeri. JK K Perak, Ipc'i, hingga jam 3.00 petang paaa 28hb. Julal. 1965. dari Pemborang2 J.K.R. berdaftar (Pembekal) bagi "tnembekal sabuah "Trektor." Ma'alumat2 tawaran jWBf penoh boleh di-dapati di-Pejabat Jurutera Jentera Kanan, J.K.R. Wokshop Negerl. Lorong Lahat.273 words
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Advertisement55 1965-07-10 17 j Your savings 9 "grow 1 8 faster... b 7 6lej;' Compjii/ FIXED DEPOSIT SAVINGS ACCOUNT PLUS FREE /o°/\ ACCIDENT \O/ 0 INSURANCE Vl^/ Authorised Capital $5.*****6" Paid -Up Capital $1,000,000 Jotal Capital Funds $2 *****0 For full particulars contact KIAW AIK HANG CO. LTD. \)57. South Bridge Road. Sinqapore.ty55 words
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784 1965-07-10 18 QALLANT DEFENDER looks a sate each-way bet in the Class 1 Div. 3, 6f handicap (Race Seven) at Bukit Timah today. After a spell this useful four-year-old ran an encouraging fourth with 8.10 to his stablemate Jolly Scout over 6f last week. That784 words
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Article23 1965-07-10 18 Best bets are Musketeer II (Race 1). Motion Picture 111 (Race 4) and Gallant Defender <Race 7). The GOING is fast23 words
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Article151 1965-07-10 18 wrwum iv.r.Y c \i.i- boy puintuc Race 1 MUSKTRBB CHAT8MOIB PTT IWSEIJJ: P'te .Mademoiselle MusJceleer Lombonf Thnah CalvadM P'lr AI.i<irnioi>«-flr ('apt'* Guide j JET PLANE ><\\ .11 JADE SCEPTRE Rm* t San Juan Jet Plane W mnine Number Silver Dragon Mas Puteh i San Juan I T ISS151 words
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Article1028 1965-07-10 18 Race 1—2.30 Cl 6 Div 1 ($5,000) 8f 1 ***** Musketeer II a (HI X) West 7 9 7 (SF) Mitchell 4 2 ***** Lombong Timah 'New Year St) Daniels 6 92 (F) Harbridfe 2 3 ***** Ciboulette s <Yen: VlcD Paul 10 8.5 Johari 61,028 words
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Article303 1965-07-10 18 EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Bukit Timah tomorrow. RACE ONE Pembroke Chief: Impressive winner over 8f last week: looks set for double Budgerirar II: Smart win- Bar in C\ 3 s>jf race at XL I last month; has strong finish i and should get303 words
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Advertisement715 1965-07-10 18 A Leading Phurmaccutiral Organization in Malaysia has the followinß positions to offer Singapore Office a i One Inventory and Order Control Clerk Experience in an import organization and knowledge nf typing essential b> One General Clerk for the Sales Service .Section Typing and experience in the preparation of statistics required.715 words
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Advertisement772 1965-07-10 18 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THIS IB TO ADVISE THAT At, OF JULY 6TH 1965 LIM SLANG JEE IS NO LONOER EMPLOYED BY FITZPATRICKS POOD SUPPLES 'P.E > LIMITED AND IS s THEREPORE NOT AUTHORISED TO CARRY OUT ANY BUSINESS WHATSOEVER OR COLLECT ANY MONIES WHATSOEVER ON THE COMPANVS772 words
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Advertisement290 1965-07-10 18 FRESH FROM THEIR TRIUMPH 5 WEEKS IN PEKIM,. SHAM.HAI, CANTON NANKING 4 WEEKS IN Al STRAUA AND DESTINED TO WIN APPLAI SE IN KIALA LIMPIR TOMORROW n M; a s° e n Entire Company of 26 by WORLD FAMOUS French Dancers l.i.mr DAYDg Nin.i \M(()| im\\ I j** PremlprM 4Km\290 words
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Article267 1965-07-10 19 THE 5,000 KELANTAN CROWD SHOUTED IN VAIN THEY HAVE 2 GOALS rIN HAND FOR RETURN AT HOME KOTA BHAKU, Friday. §INGAPORE, the Malaya Cup holders, virtually booked their place in the inter-state soccer final against Selangor on July 31 when they beat Kelantan, the east267 words
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394 1965-07-10 19 ATHLETICS ROUNDUP Mazlan sets new mark and equals two OATU PAHAT. Frl. Malaysian international .sprinter Mazlan Hamzali lowered one record and equalled two at the Johore AAA athletic championships concluded here today. Mazlnn's record came in the 400 m which he won in 50.6 sec and the records he equalled394 words
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Article27 1965-07-10 19 ALOR STAR: Kcdah al ■ian Armed Porcea played nanless draw in their mcdiicl round north zone Malaya Cup match at Stadium Darul Aman here tonight.27 words
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Article564 1965-07-10 19 S i.()B AAA finish (men)— 100 m: 1 G. Rajalingam *J> 2 Mohd Ariffin (Ji 3 Krishnan (C) 10.9: 200 m: 1 G. Rajalingam (J) 2 Krishnan (C) 3 Mohd Din (Pol) 22.4; 400 m: 1 G. Rajalingam (J) 2 Krishnan (C) 3F. Gabriel le (J) 51.0:564 words
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762 1965-07-10 19 pENANG, Frl. A total of 181 horses has been entered for the Penang Turf Club meeting on July 18. 21 and 25. They comprise 41 In Class Two, 65 In Class Four and 75 in Class Five. There will be eight races on762 words
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Article387 1965-07-10 19 F. EMMANUEL - F. EMMANUEL fl ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor schoolgirl Ng Shok Keng broke another record in the Selangor Amateur Athletic Association's annual championship j meeting when she clocked 26.8 sec in the 200 m final at the Merdeka Stadium today. Shok Keng's time was twotenths of387 words
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Article249 1965-07-10 19 From Page 18 concedes 3-lbs to Construction. Royal Meadow: Bidding for third Summer Cup; brought off smart double over 5' L f and 6f at Penang In May. Pizarro II: Won Div. 2 6f in lm 12 3 5 last week. RACE FIVE Pinkson: Gets track to249 words
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139 1965-07-10 19 BASKETBALL NATIONAL TEAMS ENTER FESTIVAL CINGAPORE, Frl. Formosa. Vietnam and Thailand have entered for the Singapore Festival of Sports basketball championships to be held at the Gay World from July 29 to Aug. 6. Formosa will be represented by four men and three women's club teams, including Kwong Hwa "Blues,"139 words
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140 1965-07-10 19 Negri will miss Miller in match v Singapore CRICKET CEREMBAN. Frl Uubeaten teams, Nii?ri Sembllan and Singapore. Will decide the south zone final of the MCA league when they :n. et at Port Dickson tomorrow and bunday. Negri have made one from their team that beat Johor* a fortnight ago.140 words
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Advertisement197 1965-07-10 19 4 Storeyed Luxury Freehold Land CHIN BEE MANSION i **4>. Sjii) 4 n I > I riPAiS- li ■I ■t r> i Situoted at Katong/Joo Chiat %oad 100 yards from sea front with beautiful surroundings. AN IDEAL HOME A SAFE INVESTMENT 3 Rcomi, 2 Halls, two bathroomt/w.c. modern inito Nations.197 words
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Advertisement215 1965-07-10 19 1 *MAVt LOT'" I l^^fc*-.. (^lui(j^)ice masculine freshness makes it great to be a man Make a fresh start every day with Old Spice After Shave Lotion. It heals razor nicks, relieves chafing. Use Old Spice After Shave with its brisk masculine freshness and bring every shave to a happy215 words
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Miscellaneous186 1965-07-10 19 1 DIARY SOCCER Tour match: SinoM.iiay.s v HK Chinese iJn Besar 7.3U p.m.). Friendly: Windsor Roy. v Star Soccerites (Jn Besar, 530>. Nepal Cup s-linul: 1/10 Gurklia.s. Malacca v 2/7 Gurkhas, HK CKubu Stadium, 5.15;. Honirn'n match: Johore v Spore (Kluang. 5.15). KM KIT MC.\ IVfW Penang v S'gor (Western186 words
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Article, Illustration52 1965-07-10 20 Men from the 3rd Bn.. Green Jackets, loading their weapons soon alter disembarking at Kuching on Thursday morning. A few hours later Ihcv were sent to the Sarawak Indonesian border to man forward positions. They took over from the 2nd Bn., Parachute Regiment Straits52 words
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135 1965-07-10 20 KUCIIING. Frl.— ln tie big round-up of Communist suspects in the five new villages along the Kiuhing-Serian Road, tl <• police have so far detained 38 people. Three illegal immigrants ha\e been arrested An official spokesman, confirming the screening operation today, said it was135 words
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Article46 1965-07-10 20 MANILA. Fri. A man and a woman held up a hish school in Cavite City at gunpotni yesterday while posing ns parents paying the tuition fee of their child. The couple took about 21.000 pesos about SIB.OOOI from the .school cashier and fled. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article80 1965-07-10 20 LONDON. Frl. —The Defence Ministry said yesterday two fractured bolts had been found in the elevator controls of a RAF Hastings plane which crashed on a training mission, killing 41 paratroopers and crew members. The Ministry said all transport planes of this type would beAP - 80 words
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Article151 1965-07-10 20 A $30,976 ROBBERY: 2 FOR TRIAL SINGAPORE. Fri. Four days after the Universal Store on the ground floor of the multi-storey car park m Cecil Street, was robbed of $30,976 worth of property, a police raid on a house at Dunbar Walk recovered some of these articles, a preliminary inquiry151 words
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Article425 1965-07-10 20 LONDON. Fri— The stock markets ended a generally brighter week on a cheerful note today. There wa.s .some expansion in buMparticularly in the morning, and the gains scored In early dealings were maintained or even extended .subsequently Mom .sections participated in the Improvement but mining .shares were out425 words
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Article, Illustration299 1965-07-10 20 America won't change me: Miss Malaysia PENANG. Fri. Miss Malaysia. 1965. 19--year-old dental nurse Patricia Augustus, is confident that neither the United States nor a title would "change me." I "I love my work, my country and my people, and I know I shall always remain the same." she told299 words
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Article48 1965-07-10 20 Highest and lowest temperatures I in Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Thiirnriav tn 8 r> m vesierdav Kuala Lumpur Kola Bharu PenanK Ipoh SUigapoi* C Highland* Jesselton Kuching 84 90 88 01 M 90 88 90 Lowrst 73 7j 73 73 n ab 73 7348 words
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135 1965-07-10 20 Airlines may stop flying to Jakarta JAKARTA. Fri.— Most in- ternational airlines flyIng through Jakarta are considering suspending service until after repair work i on runways is finished. Airlines have been Informed that the present runway will be cut to 40 metres width with a 20-metre wide ditch adjacent loUPI - 135 words
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Article142 1965-07-10 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Minister for Social Affairs, inche Othman Wok today spent two hours at Boys Town to observe personally how the youngsters there study, live and work. Boys Town is the fourth voluntary organisation engaged in welfare work which the Minister had visited this week.142 words
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459 1965-07-10 20 I EEDS. Fri. New Zealand had lost ftve wickets for 100 runs by close of play when they replied to England's mammoth total of 54H fo: four declared on the second da Thud Test mutch here today. Surrey's John459 words
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Article19 1965-07-10 20 SOUTHPORT. Fri. Thomson. 16 yew-old A won tlv British Op pionship for the fifth time here today.19 words
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Advertisement124 1965-07-10 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS Wordt Ml I Minimum I SON ■apart ror>-... BETWEEN t>uim II r A MM ...superb styling, faultless pfl K performance and a break ™fc through in price and reliability Tht First Samt in High Fidelity. 000 O O TRANSISTORISED AMPLIFIER Compered with its equivalent valve amplifier the "Stereo124 words
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Advertisement255 1965-07-10 20 t MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE (Malaysia's College of Postal Education) Founded: 1959 Foh Chonq Building, Johore Bahru. T.I: 2171 >^cret of nomination success: Systematic study under expert guidanca. This is what M.C.C offers you. COURSES FOR 1965/1966 EXAMINATIONS. We offer you the most comprehensive homestudy courses for all examinations from Primary255 words
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