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Title Section26 1966-06-04 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 NATiONAL LIBRARY, The Straits Times tte National newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 203426 words
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Article264 1966-06-04 1 Ramos: A new era of peace... MANILA, Friday PHK Philippines For- eign Secretary, Mr., Narciso Ramos, said today his country's recognition of Malaysia and the rapprochement reached in Bangkok between Indonesia and Malaysia ushered in a new era of peace in this region. Speaking at .1 signing ceremony marking full264 words
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Article, Illustration672 1966-06-04 1 Full ties with Manila again Exchange of notes KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIA and the Philippines today resumed full diplomatic relations after a lapse of three years. Notes to this effect were exchanged between the Malaysian Consul, Inche AM Alidullah, and Mr. Pablo Pena, of the Philippines Foreign Affairs Department, in672 words
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Article, Illustration214 1966-06-04 1 TOKYO, Friday. ptXG CHEN, Mayor of Peking and a leading figure in the Communist hierarchy, has been dismissed from his post as First Secretary of the party's Peking committee, Radio Poking reported today For weeks, his sub-* ordinates have been criticised in the current campaign againstReuter - 214 words
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99 1966-06-04 1 Lee has phone chat with the Tengku SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew spoke to Tengku Abdul Rahman by telephone yesterday, the Singapore Prime Minister's press secretary. Mr. L.i Vei-Chen. disclosed today. It is believed that the two Premiers will meet in Alor Star next week. Earlier yesterday. Mr. Lee99 words
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Article39 1966-06-04 1 NEW YORK. Fri— Judge Allied Geraghty. ol Glo\ -rsville. has a unique dollar-a -mile-day penally system for .speeding moi. a fine of $1 and a one-day driving ban for each mile in excess of the speed limit.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article65 1966-06-04 1 LEOPOLDVIL.LE. Fri. The wife, brother, and sister of Emmanuel Bamba. one of the four ex Ministers executed yesterday have committed suicide, it was disclosed today. The High Commissioner for Information. Mr. Jean- Jacques Kande. confirmed the deaths but gave no details. Other Information Ministry oReuter - 65 words
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Article26 1966-06-04 1 SEOUL. Fvl.— South Korea will soon send about 30 pilot.' and ground crewmen to serve in South Vietnam military* sources nald today— A.PAP - 26 words
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Article51 1966-06-04 1 HONG KONG, Fri. The Government is considering building multi-storey play centres. The Governor. Sir David Trench, himself sugrested that "flatted" playing areas might help v>lve the problem of providing rerreational spare for children living in densely builtup districts and says he la awaiting a report with interestReuter - 51 words
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236 1966-06-04 1 JACKIE SAM - Goodwill colonel flies into Singapore JACKIE SAM By JIIRLE Indonesian officials arrived here lute tonight to discuss renewal of diplomatic ties with Singapore officials. The trio was led by LieiiU'iKint Colonel Ali Moertopo, a member of the eight-mail military goodwill mission to Malaysia last week. The others who flew in236 words
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Article158 1966-06-04 1 JAKARTA, Friday INDONESIA'S rulinß presidium held a three-hour meeting with President Soekarno today on the results of the recent peace talks with Malaysia. The Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, gave a report on the peace proposals which arose from the talks in Bangkok. On hisReuter - 158 words
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Article430 1966-06-04 1 Space twins are up at last CAPS KENNEDY, Fri. The Gemini 9 astronauts --on their third try rode a mighty Titan 2 rocket into orbit today and sped at 17,500 miles an hour toy »r* rendezvous wi a target satellite. Astronauts Thoma.s Stafford and Eugene Ccrnan finally got going onAP; UPI - 430 words
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Article26 1966-06-04 1 GEMINI: 'GO' FOR 15 ORBITS CAPE KENNEDY. Fri. Gemini 9 received a "go' for 15 orbits. Spacecraft now closing in on target satellite. ITI26 words
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149 1966-06-04 2 6AIOON. Iri One of South Vietnam's most influential monks. Thick Tim C'hau, today resinned a* chairman of the Buddhist Institute of Secular AlTaiis because he said he had failed to find a solution to the <mm try s turbulent politual problems. The149 words
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Article196 1966-06-04 2 Saigon asks for U.N. observers UNITED NATIONS, Frl gOUTH Vietnam-yes-terday asked the United Nations to send observers to elections for a constituent assembly in September so that "the people will be free to express thoir will." A statement from the Vietnamese representative here said his Government wished to have theReuter - 196 words
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Article37 1966-06-04 2 MULTAN. (West Pakistan), Fri.— The Government is considering playing music to buffaloes on State farms to soothe their nerves and improve milk yields, according to the provincial Minister of Food, Mr. Makhdoom Hamiduddin. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article, Illustration74 1966-06-04 2 Kenyatta gets sweeping powers \AIRUBI. Fri The 1 Kenya House of Representative:* last night approved a Bill Riving President Jomo Krnyatta wide-ranging powers. The house gave both a second reading, approval in principle, and the third and final reading to the Constitutional Amendment Bill incorporating a new Public Security Act.Reuter - 74 words
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Article50 1966-06-04 2 Mafia grenades terror ROME rTi Three children wpre itillrd and six more were Injured by exploding grenades a t Villairanca. Sici'y. ypsterday. Press reports said two of the injured children were blinded for life. They wpre playing with the grenades, believed dumped by th« Mafia on the edge of iwn.50 words
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282 1966-06-04 2 STATEMENT EXPLAINS POLICY ON BASES Future of British forces in South-East Asia CANBERRA, Frl. THE British High Commission in Canberra yesterday issued a special statement on Britain's attitude to its forces in South-East Asia. Britain's policy was to maintain its base in Singapore and facilities in Malaysia for as longReuter - 282 words
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Article61 1966-06-04 2 LONDON. Frl. An appeal for financial help to aid child victims of tne Vietnam war has been launched in Britain and other Commonwealth countries. Thr appeal 1 has been made by the Save the Children Puna. which plans to establish a base at the SouthReuter - 61 words
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Article45 1966-06-04 2 Thai complaint to the U.N. UNITED NATIONS. Pri. Thailand accused Cambodia yesterday of "furtively laying mines" in border areas within Thailand. Mr. Anand Panyarachun. Charge d'Affaire* at the Thai U.N. mission made the complain 1 In a letter to the Secretary-Gen- 1 era!. U Thant.45 words
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229 1966-06-04 2 Pope urged to change stand on birth control T ONDON, Fri.—Lead- ing Roman Catholic laymen from 18 countries have urged the Pope and the church hierarchy to < hange official teaching on birth control as soon as possible. A strongly-worded document .sent to archbishop* throughout thr world warns that the229 words
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322 1966-06-04 2 MANILA, Friday PRESIDENT Marcos has launched two special missions organised to wipe out Communist Huk pockets in central Luzon. Mr. Marcos intensified the campaign against the Huks following intelligence reports of renewed terrorist; by dissident Huk bands, particularly in Pampanga province 40UPI - 322 words
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95 1966-06-04 2 f)AR-ES- SALAAM. Fri. Tanzania's Economic Affairs and Development Planning Minister, Mr. Paul Bomani. left here for Peking last night to seek farther Chinese assistance la Tanzania 's five-year plan. The Minister heads a six-man delegation representing the communications, agriculture, edu- cation andReuter - 95 words
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500 1966-06-04 3 Surveyor sends vital pictures of moon Hopes for lunar landing by men in two years ZAPE KENNEDY. Fri A MERICA'S Surveyor spacecraft perched on the moon and scanned the dry, dead terrain today, pouring out pictures and other information vital to the first human explorers. Exhausted engineers, who nursed SurveyorReuter; UPI - 500 words
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Article30 1966-06-04 3 WASHINGTON. Fri Ihf douth Vlrtnan Government formally apoiosised today for the destruction or the US Embassy in Hue. calling it the art of "over-excited and irresponsible elements." A.PAP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration68 1966-06-04 3 t^LEVEN MONTH OLD Jose Martin Nunez is claimed by his mother Mrs. Maria Nunez, in Los Angeles, where he was found by the police. Two men have been charged with kidnapping him. Mrs. Nunez told the police that her son was stolen in Tijuana last December. The reunionUPI - 68 words
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94 1966-06-04 3 DARIS, Fri. The French Defence Ministry yesterday blamed the pilots, and not the equipment, for last Friday's crash of six Air Force Mystere Jet-fighters in Spain. The Ministry, after an Investigation of the crash, promised disciplinary action. The planes crashed after theirAP - 94 words
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Article48 1966-06-04 3 TURIN", Fri. Professor Achllle Mario Dogliotti, internationally known surgeon who pioneered new techniques in heart operation on "blue babies." died at his home here yesterday, aged 68. He mm the firs: .surgeon in the world to operate on a man's heart, using artificial circulation.48 words
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Article32 1966-06-04 3 TOKYO. Fn— General Ne Win, Burma's Head of State, will visit Japan h-, a State guest from Sept. 19 to 22. the Foreign Ministry here announced today —Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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228 1966-06-04 3 i LONDON. Friday. TTHE chairman of a special Government court of inquiry set up to probe the British seamen's strike appealed today to them to go back to work and end the walkout which is slowly strangling the nation. I228 words
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Article157 1966-06-04 3 SYDNEY, Frl. Spon- sors of the world flight of British woman pilot Sheila Scott telephoned her last night threatening to call off the flight unless she got more sleep. The caller from London representing the sponsors told her they thought lack of sleep wasUPI - 157 words
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Article29 1966-06-04 3 BELGRADE. Fri. Yugoslavia has approved a US J 1.5 million credit to the Republic of Mali. protocol on economic talks between the two countries said today—A.P.29 words
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147 1966-06-04 3 I)UBLIN, Fri. Mr. Eamon De Valera today won re-election as President of Ireland by a narrow margin in the country's presidential election. With the count completed in 33 of Ireland's 34 electoral constituencies, 83--year-old Mr. De Valera led his challenger, Mr. Thomas O'Higgins, byReuter - 147 words
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119 1966-06-04 3 WASHINGTOM, Frl. —The Defence Depart mc n t Lssued a call yesterday for 32,600 draftees to be inducted into the Army during August the biggest call since May. The quota was nearly 6,000 men higher than the 26.500 inductions set for July, and119 words
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Advertisement94 1966-06-04 3 iHUPK^ir m Bel is MnrjiamM LAm>« TM Si lIHHfJ] YASHICA Lynx-l 4 Fabulous fantastic! That's what you'll say when you examine this latest triumph in lens-making, the superspeed YASHINON f 1.4, 7 -element lens fitted on the "LYNX 14". THIS LENS ALONE IS WORTH THE PRICE OF THE WHOLE CAMERA!94 words
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Advertisement103 1966-06-04 3 OUR 7th S A f NOW ON With an exciting range of outfits at low costs LADIES MENS TRAFEZI Sftwtcli Slack* TwykfM/Cotton Shirt* $11.90 Short Slmvcs 4.90 TRAPEZE Stretch Short. 5.90 Arrow Fonc r Sport D^/CsWM Prtd. Shirt u/Sr^r, !!2 Mourn. V 4 SU*vt 5.90 0T R £P Py Su103 words
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Advertisement967 1966-06-04 4 ALL OVER THE COUNTRY MODERN HOMES AT LOW PRICES HERE ARE 2 MORE SUCCESSFUL ESTATES READ WHY IT IS THAT SO MANY FAMILIES ARE NOW DISCOVERING THE ADVANTAGES OF OWNING THEIR OWN HOMES. MORE THAN 400 UNITS MORE HOUSES estate #r^^ ON EAST COAST The largest estate ever Jtl» --C^-'967 words
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188 1966-06-04 5 'Guarantee my life needle-in-arm man demands lESSELTON. Fri. Th« Ministry of Health has called lor a tull report from th* Duchev> ol Kent Hospital In Sandakan on how an injection needle brok* and became embedded In the arm ol a 32-year-old PWD mechanic. The Director of Medical Services. Dr. D.188 words
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Article36 1966-06-04 5 PENANG. Pri— Oo; Har. Seng. 22. pleaded not gul'ty today to a charge of danianding $30. with threats, from Tlan Kirn Choon. at I h-» Carnarvon Street office yes- i terday. Ball was allowed.36 words
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Article54 1966-06-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three MARA officers telt here thia week for Tokyo to attend a two-month seminar on smaller entmphm industries. They are: Inchc Abu Sanwh. Kedah State Mara officer. Syrd Abdul Rahman. Retanua s:a;e Man officer and Inchc Acnu. r bi: Emboss Dinrior of Training54 words
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345 1966-06-04 5 Ningkan warns against race discord 1 KUCHING, Friday JF the seeds of discord were sown among the various races in Sarawak then all would be engulfed by the flames of racial hatred and the consequences would be too dreadful to imagine, Sarawak's Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, 1 warned345 words
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Article165 1966-06-04 5 Jet in hurry due on Monday night SINGAPORE, Fri. A twin-engine business jet aircraft, piloted by four Americans, will land here on Monday night during Jthe course of a world night to establish international speed records. The crew, which left New York with their aircraft a Jtt Commander intends to165 words
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Article33 1966-06-04 5 SINGAPORE. FT. The --hip Auihun arrived here with from.' 250 p'.lgrims from Singapore and Ma- la.va who hud completed their pilgrimage at Mecca. She later left tor Port Swettenham and Penally33 words
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Article52 1966-06-04 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Three armed robbers yesterday snatched a $2,000 pay-roll from Mr. Teo Kiat Seng, a sub-contractor, near bis work-site in Bro a drick Road. Mr Teo was cycling along a oath in Arthur Road when he was accosted by the gang, who later fled Into nearby52 words
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Article, Illustration170 1966-06-04 5 FATHER WALKS AND WALKS IN HUNT FOR LOST SON 1/UAiA LUMPUR, M% Fri.— A 15-year-old schoolboy. Clement Rebeiro, has been missing from home for the past two months. His worried parents today appealed to the public to help trace their son. His father. Mr. V.J.E. Rebeiro said: "I havt searched170 words
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Article51 1966-06-04 5 PENANO. Pri— About 100 candidates will sit for the half-yearly Malay shorthand examination to be held at S. Xavier's Institution on June 18. Another batch win sit for the I Rumi test at the Dairatul M» arif Wataniah Is'.amlc School. Kepala Bata.v on June51 words
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Article37 1966-06-04 5 SINGAPORE Fn The Singa1 pore Family Panning Ais to hold lunch-tinie teselor.s for workers. The fir>t of these 30-mimne t*lks will be held at tlie Slidl Theatrette at 1 p.gj. on June 15.37 words
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Article33 1966-06-04 5 SINGAPORE. Prl— Mr. Burt P. McKee has replaced Mr. Howard S'.ingle as public affairs officer in the American Embassy here Mr Stingle has been reassigned to a new post la Saigon.33 words
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Article, Illustration112 1966-06-04 5 'Help me find my brother' appeal from Ceylon Singapore, Fri. a young Ceylone.se. Mr. Stephen Joseph. 25. is anxious to find his elder brother. Anthony Joseph, (above), who be believes is In Singapore. Assisting in the search is a New Zealand seaman. Mr. Tony Mills, whose ship, the Wainni arrived112 words
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Article33 1966-06-04 5 SINOAPORS. Fri.— Mr Chua Ec Kwnng. an executive committee member of the Singapore Red Cross Society, will leave tomorrow to attend the National Safety Institute meeting opening In Manila on Monday.33 words
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Article30 1966-06-04 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Four people were seriously Injured in separate road accident* here in the past 24 hours Police today said there were 86 accidents reported during thi* period30 words
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182 1966-06-04 5 'Holiday' troops' arrival in Penang delayed pENANG. Fri.—Ame--1 rican Servicemen from Vietnam, scheduled to arrive here for vacation this week. will not fly in "for another few weeks." This was disclosed today by a US. Information Services official, who Indicated that the batch of less than 100 would primarily be182 words
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Article45 1966-06-04 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A police party, led by four Inspectors, swooped on Clifford Pier early yesterday morning and held 33 people for questioning. All except one were released later. The night before, police arrested two gangsters at Queenstown and Bukit Ho Swee.45 words
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Article21 1966-06-04 5 PAHIT BUNTAR. Fri. Inche Sulaiman bin Hajl Talb. M.P..1 has been re-elected president of ttM Krian Laut Utnno division.21 words
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Advertisement410 1966-06-04 5 I I I a* Look at a Ronson and you'll see sophistication Light it and you'll see more We spend seven weeks building every Ronson to stand out in the crowd. The deep gloss finish (we put on a thicker coating of chrome thanisreallynecessaryuhesmooth.precision action. They show at once. There's410 words
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Miscellaneous160 1966-06-04 5 '<v l '/l SKXJLP HAVEN HOW MUCH TW OC I RECOVER MY AX Vy| t|flW* n ?Ji> VXv'*' hi'tf F- W/ M KNCXVN <X KING GUZ COYOTE ti- BLAME I BEFOKE I MAKE T«' s k9«m!kj\,{, ,<J. >> 1 P* d it^^'lSMkLi OULC SUKvrvED J me few? what my PtUESENCE160 words
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Article, Illustration273 1966-06-04 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The secretary general of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. Ho See Beng, today warned the management of Petroleum Transport and Services Inc. to restore the paycuts of the two officials of Esso PT aji d SI branch of the273 words
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Article53 1966-06-04 6 A leadership course SINGAPORE. Kn Elfihly youiig men and women are no* attending leadership training course organised by the Federation of Boys' Clubs and the Social Welfare Department. The 44-week course Includes theoretical and practical training Most of the trainees are secondary school leavers. Others are some Nanyang University graduates53 words
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Article41 1966-06-04 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mrs. C V. Devan Nalr, MP. for Moulmeln, will visit hei constituency on June 5. 12. and 19. She will be welcomed by the chairman. Mr. Llm Swee Teng, and members of the Citizens Consultative Committee-41 words
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Article29 1966-06-04 6 SINGAPORE. Frl— The annual general meeting of the Singapore Trmctlon Company Employee*' Union will be held at the union's headquarters in Wood&vllle Road at 7 pm. tomorrow.29 words
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Article36 1966-06-04 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Sree Narayana Mission will hold ite flag day tomorrow. About. 800 children will be out on the street? celling flags to raise funds for the Mission's orphanage ai.d scholarship fund36 words
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Article29 1966-06-04 6 SINGAPORE. Frl.— The Singapore Family Planning Association ».ill hold a talk, followed by a film show at the Boon Teck Community Centre at 6-30 p.m. tomorrow.29 words
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145 1966-06-04 6 SINGAPORE, Frl. A new association has been formed In Singapore to serve the special needs of factories in the light Industry section In the Jurong Industrial complex. Known as the Jurong Light Industries Association, Its aim is to promote closer co-operation145 words
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Article, Illustration196 1966-06-04 6 KUALA LUMPCR, Friday. may be reorganised lo enable more countries including Indonesia lo join il. the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, I'nche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said here. 1 He was addressing a party of 72 Thai public relations officers at the Information196 words
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Article92 1966-06-04 6 SINGAPORE. Frl— Two youths posing as Public Utilities Board water meter readers yesterday entered the home of Mr. Tan Chuan in Kampong Wax Tanjong and got away with Jewellery worth $715. A& soon as they were admitted Into the house, one of them brandisiied92 words
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Article100 1966-06-04 6 SINOAPORE Fri The Light Industries Service* of the Economic Development Board, is organislng a practical course In production management, starting on June 20. Mr. S. Ramallxigam. an ILO expert in industrial engineering, and Mr. Shin Cheng-Ka. Industrial consultant or the EDB. will conduct the100 words
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Advertisement355 1966-06-04 6 W X IK "blttery^ The RESTAURANT.^, with a VIEW J^. Excitingly different tlllWt/ in every respect. ROAD, SINGAPORE 9J TONITE 6c TOMORROW!! \I*O>\OIII.H BY -H«MI\ FEATURING A-GO-GO DANCERS FROM HONG KONG MISS A-GO-GO HONG KONG 1966 SEE THEM DO THE 'A-GO-GO'!!! THI HI-FI TWINS FROM PHILIPPINES HEAR THEM SING THE355 words
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Advertisement568 1966-06-04 6 ganisation; 10th DAY! 4 SHOWS DAILY m Not* Timm: II 2.30, 6 9. 1S Advance Coin Bookings Only! m m No Free Lilt —No Hair Pnco 3 ACTION PACKED MOURi ot a NO INCREASE in PRICES! i "BATTLE of the BULGE" gj H«nry foodo, Robert Show, Robert Rvon. Chorl« t-.568 words
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Article, Illustration473 1966-06-04 7 The peril of going slow after peace WARNING BY STORE'S FINANCE MINISTER SINGAPORE. r nda> THE expectation of an end to Indonesian confrontation and the resumption oi trade with that country should not be allowed to create d sense of euphoria which would be very dangerous to Singapore's economic development473 words
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Article28 1966-06-04 7 PAHII BIXIAR. Fn The] Youth Cub here n .1) iio.d it« an- nual mertlnc «t Urn Kr.an Boy Scout> A«sociation headquarters i here on Sunday28 words
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118 1966-06-04 7 (^AVBERRA. fri. An Australian Army board of inciuirv is to injrajttffala ihr death of a Briti>h-born private, reported to ha\r been shot dead b> sentry from bis own unit in the Borneo war MiniXccordins to the rf ports the soldier had forgotten the password A118 words
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57 1966-06-04 7 PENANO. m The livelihood of farmers and pig rearers In northern Malaya U> being threatened by smuggling of livestock from Th.iiland. the State Veterinary Officer. Mr L!m Seang Chy< yesterday. Mr ÜBOM 4u u>head.*' ar.d senior M tM Per6ecreun to tbt Pr;m- Economic Wn. -ii-57 words
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144 1966-06-04 7 PENANG. Friday THE posting of careers masters in every secondary school was a very good idea but likely to prove very expensive. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, chairman of the Penang University Project Committee and principal of the Pykett Methodist School, said today. The Ministry of144 words
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Article58 1966-06-04 7 PENANG. Fr.. Tile Thr.e i conical •■fairway" Hghtbuor on the approaches to Kuala Trengganu has been moved to a ne' 1 position 7.120 ft. from :he Buk:: Petn light beacon. A light has oeer. established, at Kuala Sepang Besar on the ap- preaches to Pen Diclcson. It58 words
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Article41 1966-06-04 7 ,->LGAMA I Fr. -lnche Abaul- Uh Mb Oato Ahmad, the Di-;rct Officer hrre hM been riecred chairma:) of the Central Weltare Council branch here. Othi C'liiii Koon, v.ce-chair.r.an M: lanp Wnh :rtaiT .tilti Mr llf H M Yunu trea*>urei-41 words
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200 1966-06-04 7 Tengku 'a gift from God Lo Malaysia' AVER TAWAR, Fn. Tenjjku Abdul Rahman could be said to be a Rift from God to the people of Malaysia.' the Minister of Works, Posts and Te--1 c c o mmunications. Tan Sri V. T. Sambanthan. said yesterday. PmatUnc certificate! to 117 workers200 words
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Article30 1966-06-04 7 IPOH. Pri— The State Mos<;ue Corrsnittee collected 593? for its building fund at premiere at thrL.do Theatre here on April 18 during the United Arab Republic fhm festival.30 words
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Article, Illustration62 1966-06-04 7 CIM.APOKL. Iri The Singapore Red Cros» today appealed to the public lo belp trace the family of a post -polio patient, .Miits Aw Ai Poh (above), aged about li. who is now in the < rippled Children* Home in Changi Her adoptive father. Mr. Aw Vonc62 words
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Article106 1966-06-04 7 12 teams in language contest PENANG rrt The North-East District national language debating rontest will be held among twelve tearrus at th* Pykett Methodist Primary School hall at 8 p.m on Monday and Tuesday Competing oii 'he Out r.:ghi ml b» rhf llxlarac fcacher*' College. Pen<i g :h*> Social WatnVC106 words
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261 1966-06-04 7 Man tells court of 'tempting' dud notes offer If U ALA LUMPUR, Fn. A man told the J Sessions Court herp t-oday that hp was "tempted very badly" to buy $7,000 worth of counterfeit currency notes for $3,500. Shalk Dawood wa^ tp>n- lying agamat a ■aliimi V Chantran. who is261 words
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Article415 1966-06-04 8 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Restoration of postal, telegraph, telephone communications to be given top priority THE restoration of all two-way communications telegraph, telephone and letters between here and Indonesia will be given top priority by the two Governments. Before the break In communications in September415 words
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Article59 1966-06-04 8 kanoak Fri. Hie r\<>.» district will hold its National Language Month campaign irom June 12 to 19. There t ion. poc try -read m v mid Other competitions at. the Tengku Suleiman Lower Secondary School. Tunjona. seven miles from here. Intending participants should submit their entries to59 words
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Article, Illustration173 1966-06-04 8 Her advice to women: Serve on local councils L r UALA LUMPUR. 1Y Fri. Mrs. Dorothy Edwards, the former Mayoress of Launceston City Council in Tasmania, today recommended her mansi/.e job to Malaysian women. Mrs. Edwards, who retired last year after serving on the council for 15 yean, said: "More173 words
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Article61 1966-06-04 8 Xl AI.A II MPI R. In Polite here arc offering a reward oX $1,000 for the arrri of the armed robber* and recovery of good* stolen from a store in Petaling Jajra last Tuesday. The robber* took away 540.000 worth of trlr vision »rtv radios and cameras61 words
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Article, Illustration95 1966-06-04 8 LANCE-Cpl. Rambahadur Limbu. V.C., of the lUth Princess .Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles, pictured un his arrival at Londyn airport Uo won his \.< the fir>t awarded since 1953, for outstanding bravery in buttle in Sarawak List November, and is to recei\e the medal from Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham95 words
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Article139 1966-06-04 8 MUAR, Fri. -The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu Lin Abdul Rahman, today said there were certain people' who did not want j Malaysia. Indonesia and the Philippines to come together. InctM Senu m at i the 20th anniversary celebra- lions of Umno held139 words
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Article55 1966-06-04 8 SINGAPORE Fn. 1 ip Pioneer Industries Employees' Union has organised another 3JO 1 workers In two pioneer factories in Jurong— 32o in ihe Camel Ply--1 wood Corporation and 30 In Columbia Corporation Ltd. They bring the union's branches t" a total of 30 and an overall55 words
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Article29 1966-06-04 8 TEMERLOH Fri The nf Education. Incbe Mohamed Khir Johari. will addre.ss the Abu B.tkar School's speech day and open it* science and handicrad exhibition here on Sunday.29 words
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Article30 1966-06-04 8 SEGAMAT. Fn The Public High Schools scout, troop herr will hold a dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall tomorrow to raise funds for the first Malaysian bcout Juatorw30 words
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125 1966-06-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE National Archives of Malaysia is tb set up a centiai depository for reference and research, its acting director. Inche Alwi Jantan. said today. Commercial and Government publishers throughout the country are now required to deliver two copies of their publications to125 words
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165 1966-06-04 8 Infectious TB cases down to 50,000 KUALA LUMPU R Fri. The number of infectious tuberculosis cases in Malaya had decreased from 250.000 to the present ngure of 50.000 since the anti-TB campaign started in 1961. the senior TB specialist. Dr. J. S. Sodhy, said today. The Government, however, was going165 words
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Article27 1966-06-04 8 IPOH. Fn. Mr. Lee Kolc Cheng, senior superintendent, ol elections. Peralc. has returned from Britain after a Mx-weelt course on electoral procedures ar.d administration.27 words
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Article28 1966-06-04 8 MUAR. Fn.— The Jotaore Government has Instructed all tuwn and local councils in the State to issue only licences written in the national language to businesses.28 words
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420 1966-06-04 8 The need for regional co-operation in Africa, Asia— by Raja SINGAPORE, Friday SINGAPORE S Foirign Minister. Mr. Rajaratnam. last night told the Bth Congress of the International Union of Socialist Youth in Vietnam that the newnations of Asia and Africa must movo towards some form of regional co-operation. He was420 words
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Article45 1966-06-04 8 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Royal C-imnu.snion of Inquiry into tht workings of local authorities and town councils has announced thai its scheduled visits to tha various districts in Negri Sonibllan from Tuesday to June 11 have I been postponed to early next 1 month.45 words
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Advertisement174 1966-06-04 8 The whole world is using more and more Aus- Australian building products is virtually unlimited. steel, hand tools, paints, lacquers and varnishes. tralian building materials because Australia Not only timber, cement and plaster, but a variety Internationally known companies use Australian has a name for marketing world-quality products of hardboards,174 words
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Article, Illustration1861 1966-06-04 9 BERNARD BARUCH SPENT HALF HIS LIFE MAKING MILLIONS AND THE OTHER HALF GIVING IT AWAY SOON after his 10th birthday late in 1880, a gangling boy named Bernard Baruch was taken by his mother to consult a travelling phrenologist who claimed he1,861 words
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Advertisement250 1966-06-04 9 The World Safest Equipped, 111 I I I'll lil ~7 TH E It opens a new leaf in Worlds Bicycle Production. 4 front directional indicator! 3 M«t«r to* H>««d '»cord [T Gf^-controlled 3-»p»«d hub| 1 N^ 1 2 Siren with warning Hghl] CoinlorUble stit cmhioned with ipjm cubbf. J» tJ250 words
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Advertisement70 1966-06-04 9 Ksfl ma ■^^^^■r smV gar^H gar gtgh g^a. fJm IS w I gggftr +*^"%Br MJk A mfc. I t g^gs t niniin-iMWir^iM II M II se^^ggggggggf "^^^^^^^^^^ff^^T^rgggggnn' JBpjl j^^iifiiiiinniiti I V CM f% tK -H«ggggt/ < bring luxury to your home/ja\ with PEIVTALITE It's so easy to make your home70 words
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Obituary, Illustration34 1966-06-04 10 It Hordttlt (Mimimmm) CHESTER Suddenly at Brighton. Kngland on 2OTh May. John T. Cheetrr formerly of Singapore. CABLE RECEIVED V.M. De\sds<an. )'.oad. passed away In India on Thursday 2nd June 1»M Internationally Known34 words
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Article67 1966-06-04 10 It WonU:tH (miUdmmm) TMI FAMILY OF the late Jane Marsh thank fnmda and reUnvrs for condolence*, visits and attendances •at bar funeral and for wreaths and dotations for maasvs. FAMILY OF THI lute Roy Yeo (ihlm i"h-.»re thanks Vrnvrat>> I )tti.\nuna«ultha. •> Noria, Rokaxakkai < Manacrmrnt and Staff or67 words
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Article44 1966-06-04 10 I rd, US (Minimum) HENRY BERIU Though you havr I (onr you are not forgotten. Your loving wife and daughter. IN EVER LOVING memory of our rlmrfet hu«b«nd. fa'hrr and (rand- i father 'Thomas Rtmon Kelly departed 4 Gone but sever forgotten44 words
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Article320 1966-06-04 10 It ITaretejSK (minimum) COCKPIT HOTIL't "RIMTTAFIL- Is served Saturday and Sunday Luncb Reservations 33M8. CAIRNHILL STEAK HOUIR la the talk of the town! Air-Flown., Tender. Juicy Steaks served on sizzling plates > Tel: ***** Singapore. 010 YOU KNOW that self-drive air- conditioned cara are now available from i National320 words
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Article647 1966-06-04 10 The future of the British bases and the continued presence of British forces in South-East Asia has become a matter of argument again in very odd circumstances. It is not the accepted ending of confrontation which has prompted discussion, and there has been no anxiety either in647 words
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Article337 1966-06-04 10 A spindly device, all legs and antennae, whips through space i at speeds up to 6,000 mph for nearly a quarter of a million miles. Then a radar relay senses solid matter 50 milea ahead, a rocket furs and tht device slows sharply. Ten miles out a computer337 words
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Article249 1966-06-04 10 The Penang State Government's other causeway scheme, for the Prai River in Province Wellesley, haa much to recommend it. The need for more direct access to Butterworth from the south has long been apparent; the causeway v^ould fill the bill. More important, it would create I reservoir of249 words
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Article523 1966-06-04 10 J.J. HAGGERTY - J.J. HAGGERTY By NEW YORK, Fri. rpHERE is one big airline which the average United States citizen doesn't even know about. It is Air America. Inc often called the world's shyest airline. Air America doesn't advertise for the simple reason that it's the air523 words
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Article, Illustration1332 1966-06-04 10 China set for a new India adventure VICTOR ZORZA analyses the developments in the military's 'Rightist' challenge to the Party hierarchy THE still unresolved power struggle in Peking, with some of the military and political leaders ranged on opposite sides carries within itself a serious threat of foreign adventures, such1,332 words
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Advertisement447 1966-06-04 10 Straits Times Malay Mail Clarities' aaxrtiMmsiils saay b« >>mn4t4 tm I CCLO STORAGE SUPERMARKIT Orchard Roaa 1 R««s>ftoniif Oath) COLD STORAGE IRANCHES At Nallan* Rosa' Kstona Naval *»i*. Aulhei.ird Aainft: CITY ROOK STORE ITD. Wmihtiitr Heuts, Callvar Quay. THE NEWS FRONT ■ittM''«k'i Suptrmarkrt M M. ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Raaa. Naval447 words
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Advertisement20 1966-06-04 10 I >< >< •< :>x i -y. y»5 Oacfon and cotton lit PEKING CemportylSjUd 60 m 62. North Brrd,. Rood, Ssufsjorej. T.I: *****20 words
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Advertisement368 1966-06-04 10 I HIRE PURCHASE W TOSHIBA TV it different ft m ordinary TV. TOSHIBA it tilt f largest tid tht most advance TV manufacture throughout Japan. TOSHIBA it the most advance in electronic research in Japan, tid TOSHIBA ustt tht most up-to-d-.te techni- I ques and special part sand circuitry and368 words
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Article593 1966-06-04 11 IPOH, Friday AND HE CALLS FOR PARTNERSHIP OF GOVT AND RA'AYAT T^EW frontiers in prosperity and progress are visualised by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, now that confrontation is over. Tun Razak spoke of "better things to come" when he opened two mosques593 words
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Article159 1966-06-04 11 Tengku holds thanksgiving feast A LOR STAR, Fri.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Addul Rahman, today held a thanksgiving feast at the Langgar royal cemetery to celebrate the success of the Bangkok talks. Takinß part were 50 dOM friends, Including the Mentri Besrf. Tan Sri Syed Omar Shahabuddin, Justice Dato S.159 words
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Article49 1966-06-04 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Dr. U r Agarwal. a lecturer at th» University of Malaya, will talk oo the problems of padi double cropping at "39. Ipoh Road her* on June 12. The talk, sponsored by 'h* Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club. Is open to th? public.49 words
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144 1966-06-04 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Royal Australian Navy aircraft carrier Melbourne and her escort frigate HMAS Yarra are expected to arrive in Penang on a fiveday visit from Thursday. Both ships, which carry a total of 134 officers and 1.599 men, are In Malaysian waters as144 words
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Article65 1966-06-04 11 PENANG. Fri —Over 2.000 student* and teachers of St. Xaviers Institution today observed a twomiijute silence as a mark of respect for a Form V student. Yeoh Gin Keat. who died this morning at his Magazine Road hone Yeoh. 16, was In apparent good health and65 words
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Article, Illustration298 1966-06-04 11 The 'magic' of the national language KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ■JHE national language has magic and possesses a talismanic power over the future of the country, the deputy director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Inche Zulkifli bin Mohamed Hashim, said today. It was, he added, the most important factor in298 words
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Article72 1966-06-04 11 Elephants destroy rubber SEGAMAT. Fri._A herd of wild elephants rampaged and destroyed more than 2,000 young rubber plants in a land development scheme at Bukit Serapang, 23 miles from here, yesterday. It is believed that the same herd was responsible for causing damages in another F L D A scheme,72 words
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Article25 1966-06-04 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Lim Kirn Chooi. 47. was fined $2,000 hoip today on a charge of being a bookmaker. The finp wa.s paid25 words
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115 1966-06-04 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Poland's Vice-Mlnister of Foreign Trade, Mr. F. Modrzewski. flew Into Singapore tonight to take part in the final stages of trade agreement discussions between a Polish delegation and the Singapore Government. He said: "We may be able to establish some form115 words
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Article27 1966-06-04 11 IPOH. Fri The Junior Chamber of Ipoh will hold a "Fellowship Night'" at the Ipoh Swimming Club here tomorrow with a makan kechtl and dance.27 words
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Article30 1966-06-04 11 MUAR. Fri. The Fisheries Department here has distributed 50.--000 fish fry to more than 30 nshinf ponds In Muar and Batu Pahat during the last mx months.30 words
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261 1966-06-04 11 Lo: Now we can develop our country lESSELTON. Fri. J Sabah's Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo, said last night that with the ending of Indonesian confrontation, *he people must now get together to develop the country as soon as possible. "We must all work hard so that we can develop261 words
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Advertisement81 1966-06-04 11 Keep fit and healthy with o° Calcium-D-Redoxon Trad* Mark A new vitamin preparation lor everybody. Each CALCIUM O REDOXON tablet contains 5 valuable health factors: Vitamin C Calcium Vitamin D Citric acid Vitamin B* Promotes growth. Strengthens resistance against infections. Gives extra vitality. Delightful to take. Just drop one tablet81 words
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Advertisement117 1966-06-04 11 MM IT COSTS NO MORT^ In fact it saves time and money to use the services of an experienced Travel Agent with long established connections, all over the world. Whatever the size and style of your requirements our centrally located Travel Departments in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang are expertly117 words
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Miscellaneous639 1966-06-04 11 TV MALAYSIA Prnmn A r NN B E^h K M]T± IInPU J 1 I' 0 81 I *n««"W; 555 National rrnanf, <> ipoh, Malacca; 3, Songs- S News In Tamil- tin -"BataThV^V TMit>iati Hec or Heathcote; «T Quest 7 Batu Pahat. 9 Kluan,. Shot-Überace and Gereo Nel--3 P-m. opening and639 words
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138 1966-06-04 12 ORIENTATION.' A vision of nervous. 1 altering trcshies being given a kindly introduction to University life and lurins by sophisticated but civilized seniors. The truth? Nervous, t altering freshies being given a working over by supercilious stupid seniors -'Tie your shirt into a knot, squat138 words
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Letter309 1966-06-04 12 DERHAPS only a few of the tax-paying public are aware that on top of the handsome salaries enjoyed by Div. I and II officers, there is an additional allowance of 35 to 40 per cent which can mean as much us $400 in allowances alone. Can309 words
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Letter109 1966-06-04 12 SCHOOL BOOKS FOR THE POOR J HAVE a suggestion Ui help provide school books for poor children. A fund should be set up. Donations should be voluntary and collections should be carried out through organise--1 tions, schools and State and Federal education office*. With the fund. I suggest that books109 words
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Letter99 1966-06-04 12 1 REKER to the letter by Tenant <S.T May 30 > '•Registering in the flats". As in the case of workers in office buildings, if flat dwellers ol the Housing and Development Board are able to organise themselves, notify the National Registration Office of the number99 words
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226 1966-06-04 12 Varsity Rag Day floats THE POLICE REPLY \VITH reference to the report "Floats Ban: Students' Union Hits Back At Police" iS.T. June :<p the police have to state that although it is quite collect that "none of the 14 conditions accompanyir« the police permit stipulated that only floats depicting •university226 words
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Letter132 1966-06-04 12 PUTTERWORTH Motor- ist. tS.T. May 26' has hit the nail on the head with hi*, analyst* of the accident problem. It is roijis to take mure ihan >afety belts io reduru The appalling accident rate. It in curious that none of the large insurance companies has commented132 words
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Letter345 1966-06-04 12 r ]\\KE a .suburban aic.t and plan a residential town Horn tcratch. Plan it pain.-takingly >v that anyone looking lor a certain addre.\b gets hopelessly cunfused and lost. Then wait for nice houses to ."prins up and people to move in. Sit back and watch345 words
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Advertisement289 1966-06-04 12 LAND and HOUSES Choice BUNGALOW SITES on TAMBUN ROAD (NEAR CANNINC CARDEN) IPOH Within easy reach of Town SIZES: 1 acre, yacre I acre PRICES: $12,500/- upwards B. G. GARDEN Modern HOUSING SCHEME IN BATU GAJAH 32 Terrace Houses: 3 rooms, 1 dining lounge adjoined. 12 Semi -Detached Houses: 4289 words
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Advertisement318 1966-06-04 12 "WHERE SHOULD I STUDY ACCOUNTANCY?" "The answer h simple for those ho compare** Mja Kobrrt \*t Robertsm, B.Com. Olelb). F.A.S.A. F.C.I.S. "Now is the time for careful thought on the part of any career-minded person. Fur accountancy students the choice of training method is particularly important. If you decidr hastily,318 words
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314 1966-06-04 13 BRUAS. Friday I'M IK 'H-'ii 1 voters in the Bruas Parliamentary Constituency will to ilir polls in a by-electioa tomorrow. The three candidates arc: Mr. Chow Biow Chuon. 41). a businessman (Alliance); Mr. Wong Kok Wens. 51, a dork (PPP). and Inche Abdul314 words
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Article117 1966-06-04 13 SINGAPORE. Fri— A membership drive launched by the Singapore Institute of Management last week, has brought an "excellent early response." the Director of the Institute. Mr. Llm Chew Swee, said today. The membership drive waa started at the Inaugural meeting of the SIM. la&t117 words
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Article62 1966-06-04 13 SINOAPORE Frl. Australlanborn mezzo soprano Helen MeKinnon will perform in Singapore on June 20 at the Cultural Centre After studying Id London. New York and Vienna, she travelled extensively through Europe for numerous engagements. Accompanied on the piano by Catherine Tan Slew Eng. she will present62 words
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Article, Illustration388 1966-06-04 13 ALL MUST WORK TOGETHER FOR SINGAPORE, BUDDHISTS TOLD SINGAPORE, Friday THE Minister of State lor Defence, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, today called lor tolerance and understanding among the people of Singapore. Speaking at a mass meeting of Buddhist organisations celebrating Vesak Day at the388 words
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Article51 1966-06-04 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Director of the Singapore Institute of Management. Mr Llm Chew Swee. has appealed for more contributions from private firms to help the organisation play the part envisaged for It in Singapore s economic development. Mr. Lim made the appeal in his 1965 annual51 words
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175 1966-06-04 13 OINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, and a flve-man delrsat'on *rom the Nationa r <*des Union Congre&t vow attending the ILO conference in Geneva, will take part in a seminar on "health hazards of industrialisation." sponsored by the Britisli175 words
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Advertisement261 1966-06-04 13 NO MORE GREY HAIR! COYA LOTION ortaicieia, colourlcaa, •talnlaaa yet reatorci icrcy hair to Ita ORIGINAL colour la 10-13 dayi NOT a dy«. rucom mended for m:ddl« ag«d md older people COTAS DIVINAS Vegetable Oil raator— gnv naJr to Ita ORIGINAL colcmr in 7 dayal NOT a dy«. Ho it's261 words
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Advertisement12 1966-06-04 13 DOUBLE QUALITY Rjy 2 Look for THIS sign at authorised dealer i12 words
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Miscellaneous240 1966-06-04 13 Straits Times Crossword ■Bi~~b«««t~TBb^I~~"^^i~~ *< ROSS 7 Simple feat— odd hes bungled 1 Lacking food for tea perhaps ,1 0 t. Many parts of the Elbe e«t--t. ReflecUon of the ebon -boy? Jfjf? fsmous <10i. {i 13. Striking end in court en--10. Arnolds work bored a VC— counter? < 5-S240 words
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Advertisement929 1966-06-04 14 ]BB^^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BSBT^^^^^^^S^^k^l^^^^li^l^^^^^^^^^Bs! (Caattnaed from Page It I PHOTOGRAPHY IS Warms M (Him.)— Bam tt eta, aatra PHOTOORAPHIO Black 'and White Female life studies required Mr nalawdar reproduction Must ba of Bfcrnaet artistic ratanaUonal eaJaa standard Bos ASSTS 8 T H'pora OVERSEAS LEAVE It Warm* (Mm.)— Box tt tta. oxtro BOROON HAN.TB,929 words
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Advertisement1045 1966-06-04 14 SITUATIONS WANTED R>eras $S I tHm.y—Box rts. sa*ra RBAO the Benlor Appointments vacant in the Sunday Mall each week. FROBEL TRAINED Infant teacher desires Interesting full or part-time position. Box AMIS B.T. B'pora. MALAY QBNBRAL AMAH Meette Employment understand tngitah Goud references. Contact IST Paalr Panjaas Road, Si m.a., B'pore.1,045 words
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Advertisement993 1966-06-04 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALf li Words t* < Ml*. Box it cU._cx(ra 8 NORMA TERRACE I rvom. rurOtaasel. sals or it' port 'JCM3 txl 33. ((Ml DETACHED TWO STOREY Bungs Jaw 4.000 sq.n Kraenoid Land OBBOalte University tt pore 11. .WSilabla immediately Tel: t> pora MOBS. CORNBR TtRRACE HOUSE. ESs)993 words
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Advertisement836 1966-06-04 14 TOURS k EXCURSIONS r». H,» i ttox <■(• »xrr. RBGOOs BMQIAMOsM BANGKOK tuuxs SMO iAji loewsivei u/e lu/a "SUSS M'Bw'a WORLD CLASS FOOTBALL It K Lumpur. Asian All Stars vs. fr-tV". Wednesday 6-8-66. Jl's $32/- all inclusive. Arcbipelaco Ltd 51 Robinson Road. Spora. Tal *****. *****. MALAYA .-DAVB Mr 4-836 words
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Advertisement982 1966-06-04 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Hwrrf. n» »ii<i.i atvi al'i AUSTIN MINI TRAVELLER I*M S3 MX'-. IM4 53.460 19«. UCC B2.aS6V-. A isioi Van IBM, 81 t'ord r"akon 1»<11 52.900 Kord AnsJia S'JiO/-. All ib excellent condition 10.00 a.m. 000 p.m. lA. alonamed Sultan Rd.. B'pora. lINCAPORt MOTORS MMITBO SIS-31S. ORCHARD982 words
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Advertisement652 1966-06-04 14 WHERE TO STAY (Malaysia) j M »BrBH M M,m Box i" tit. aatra •ONIIAN HCSTMOUSI sSAklOt KsacUan Ma avuti r.uroDcai> rou<i Pleasant eurrt>uodia«s uo<l«r awm x.o asemeDt Tel Pootiao B*t> METRO MOTCL IM-77« Jjlan (»uau. Kulll Lumpu' LL"XLRIOL« KUUM WITH Mime COLRTEOLH EJKICLENI kjERV IC» CAJt PA_KK s'ACILJTTXB J c652 words
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Advertisement276 1966-06-04 14 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) PtBLIC f X AMIN \lH>\ tN BANKRUPTCY No. 218 o: 1957. Re: K A. Slnga Co. iPranlal :> o Keslm\ ram— Bankrupt >. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has fixed Wedrw aav. the 22nd day of June. 1966 At 2.30 p.m at the276 words
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Advertisement1245 1966-06-04 15 10 LIVERPOOL ft WEST COASI U.R.i l > l l^^"^'^^~' SMl*»ora lain P. Stiaa) P**aa« SuTSMaNf tS*. *£t"«.^ 55 CLYT-NEUS Ht»f«. Ll»*raan. Cafew... Jaaa it laaa II mm 21/n awtM MENTOR li.e'POOl. Gi**|«w JuMTI JaM 71 MACHAON Li%e-pool, Dublin. A'RiOJth... IMt 23 Juat ii JMI 27/ I AUTOLYCUi I ■<.1,245 words
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Advertisement1189 1966-06-04 15 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. •it OVERLEAF FOR BUTVJAIB lERYICI »RIM U.K./CINTININY. Italni Ml rpara P. Mia Paaatf CIII or rUINA London, Hamburt, t lan, Rctlercwi. Hull 7/ I JM* mt* mm m/m. mmm. IJ/I|JiM WU)mt CITY OF WINNIPEB London, Hjir.burf, Rottirdra, Ha.ie, H-:: 21 71 Jaly 1* Jaly McALISTER1,189 words
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400 1966-06-04 16 THE Mtk'l trading on the Rubber Market was very I quiet, and suffered from the closure or Lqndon and New i York on Whit Monday and j the shortened we^i here due to Wesak Day, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current local400 words
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Article149 1966-06-04 16 MELBOURNE, Ihurs. f NDUSTRIALa were firm in quiet 1 trading today. leaoers advanced led by BHP up 4 cents to 55.74 Western Mining continued to feature in bat* metals, wining another 15 cen'-s to $4.90. This mates a rise of S2 16 since the umiouncement of a nickel149 words
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Article248 1966-06-04 16 JIM: lirt<t grade robber t.o.b. bUTer> closed at j p.m in I Singapore and KoaU Lumpur MMMI at hT' s irnt<| per lb. down three-ei(hth» of a cent on Thur*da\'t> riming level for the position. The tone was qoiel. K.A..N and M.X.L. rlminc prices in cent* per lb.248 words
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Article37 1966-06-04 16 /\N the Ir** (xenang* marktt in Hong Kong y««t«rdiv the '.'.I dollai wa» quotrd a> i ~*i tor T T and 5 7KJ for «s»h. Sterling quoted at 1tt.03 tod ene ta*l *t (*ld it37 words
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607 1966-06-04 16 From Our Market Correspondent liiTH the Singapore tradT? ing room of the Stock Exchange yesterday closed for the Wesak Day holiday conditions in the Malaysian market were extremely quiet Industrials were easier by a few cents, on protfl-tak-' ing and stale bull liquidation, but607 words
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Article501 1966-06-04 16 BTJBINEBS la and reported to the Kuala Lumpur trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C-C.M. (6.000) 11.52. (14.000) 11.53. (4.000' 11.32, (1,000) 11.54, (5,000) 11.66 D, (6,000) 11.U O; Outline** a.oou) 12.37; M. Cabl** (1,000)501 words
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92 1966-06-04 16 Less natural rubber is used in US I [NITED States rubber manufacturers during April consumed less new rubber than in March, but more than in April 1965. Figures released by the Rubber Manufacturers Association in New York for April, March •and April last year in long tons are total new92 words
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Article80 1966-06-04 16 I eBIP^ ir ar esai Mas' m Mnavaa \O portl tOCUt.7 »rr. I r>ort Sw*ttrnh*m wnirf S*rthi: P*rlli. B<M BMw, Vlihva^ ir. AoblllM. Ni« Wharf Btrttii: AmilMi Mara. Union Ptnon-ir, Hurat. Stream Bfrthi PardlfUiMr*. C*»iop». raeaaarMM <k>:<ien sprim*. Ore* Watir fimli:- LrdlJt. Dvi T*d»ir: HMA.S .-n:: Mara.80 words
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366 1966-06-04 16 rE Straits tin price (eU by 12} cento yesterday in Penang to $637.12* on an offering estimated down 19 tons to 245 tons. Good support at the lower levels was reported. LONDON: Tin on Thursday ruled steady at a final modest gain366 words
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Article26 1966-06-04 16 June 3. RIBBER PRICE; 671 cents (down threerighths of a cent). TIN 5637.1 (down IM cents). Unofficial estimated nfferine 245 tons (down 10 tons).26 words
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Article54 1966-06-04 16 nPHI. preaent rate of the Malayan dollar acain-<l Clir pound -trr lin« txed en Novrmbrr M I»<4 i* sclUnf T.T. or O.l>. ae. 3 15 lbd. Baylnc T.T. 3s. 4 1 164. Buvinj O.D. 2a. 4',d. The dollar Is at its statutory mlddl* petition in rrlaUoo to its54 words
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Article14 1966-06-04 16 May rubber crops Included Mmm Tukani 65.500 lb and Temerloh 89.800 lb14 words
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Advertisement963 1966-06-04 16 tOSltaosjNt* /t*ia«t »ctvit«* <NtU. P**.l»lan *M «a» USI UImCU )*> Fmrsatta. tax*** tt*te*er*« tvasti lai Msex* as* aw* Huh f.faaaj law* S por« P. S'htia Pmii?, "■"'•t IMM Via MB* M<UMS« MJUU II 74 JMI 2S IUM 2* JMI UtWIU b I Mil 1/ I IM| M/ii ten RAJUIi tj<n963 words
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Advertisement26 1966-06-04 16 M. V. GALLE Loodmg |fj SAIGON ana* ether porti of VIETNAM Leaving Singapore on 6-6-1966 Ag.nts: SIN SOON GUAN LTD. 47, Telok Ayer Street, Tel: *****.26 words
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Advertisement127 1966-06-04 16 What's Happening Back Home? Letters to friends and relatives now overseas art) only one link between them and home. A regular link with the home scene is to send The Straits Budget, the weekly edition of The Straits Times. Malaysians. ex-Malaysians and friends abroad cannot do better than read this127 words
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Advertisement1288 1966-06-04 17 RAAF BUTTERWORTH HONGKONG (SELANGOR) NOTICE RUBBER LIMITED T.nH»™ asa invited for Coronut NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN Treefa? B^orth aBSw. Pro? u "«g%*&J a ™g vince Weiiesley. J.,^ t^Stan Further particulars and Tender year ended 31st December. 1965 Forms can be obtained from Dls- The date of payment will be 20th1,288 words
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Advertisement723 1966-06-04 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS an invited for:. APPOINTMENTS A— LFAOER RADIO ORCHESTRA B— DESIGN SUPERVISOR SALARY SCALES: A— s7Bo x 30A 960 x 3SA 1030 pm. B— $585 x 20A 765 pm (Plus variable allowance) AGE: A— 26-45 years. B Above 21 years. QUALIFICATIONS/ EXPERIENCE: A— Wide knowledge723 words
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Advertisement1973 1966-06-04 17 British Paints (Eastern) Limited requires An experienced paint tinter familiar with th* industry and colour matching Senior Office Clerk, some accounting experience necessary. Storekeeper. c Factory Clerk. c Labourers (male female). c Watchman. All successful applicants will en/oy excellent working conditions in an ultra-modern factory with attractive salaries. Written application1,973 words
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Article561 1966-06-04 18 Lord Jim shows up on good track with Epsom Jeep HE LOOKS A THREAT TO TOP HONOUR I ORD JIM keeps on improving and can be a for- midable rival to champion sprinter Top Honour in the Cl?sr 1, Div. 1, s±f straight race at lpoh tomorrow. With Glen Pretty561 words
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Article1725 1966-06-04 18 TOMORROW'S IPOH CARD Rice 1-1.30 Cl 2 Div 3 ($7,000) 8 F 1 3223 a Prince Tournai a (KY Limi Daniels 11 0.0 Pretty < X ***** Apa Lagi a iWa.n J Donnelly 8 8.10 Lee 9 3 ***** l»rk Vmtrance v Vllyni Allan 5 8 8 (F) himng 61,725 words
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Article93 1966-06-04 18 KINGSTON. Fri. The Duke of Edinburgh, president of the British Games Federation will officially open the IP-&5 Games here on August 4. He will be staying high up in St. Andrews hill near here ana may fly by heli- copter to the national stadium for theReuter - 93 words
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250 1966-06-04 18 ERNEST FRIDA - NO STATE GAMES FOR TOP-FORM REGGIE ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE. Fri. Regrglt da Silva. the former Singapore and Malaysian captain, will not play representative cricket this season. He has told Singapore Cricket Association secretary John Martens that he would not be available for the MCA match against Malacca on June250 words
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Advertisement484 1966-06-04 18 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN BK »/M. Tenders will be received at the Office of the Chairman. Federal Land De%-elopment Authority. 7th Floor Government Offices BuildIng Jalan Gurney, Kuala Lumpur up to 4.00 p.m. 16th June 1966 from experienced Contractors for the work of Maintenance in Rubber/ OU Palm484 words
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Advertisement363 1966-06-04 18 NOTICES MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TOWN BOAKDS ENACTMENT (FJLB. CAP. 131) NOTICE UNDER SECTION IS7. I NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN chat It U proponed under Section 144 of The Town Boards Enactment (P.M.B. Cap 137) to amend the Ipoh approved town plan No B 3 published aa Notification No 2846 in363 words
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Advertisement104 1966-06-04 18 I Congratulations to DATO TEH HONG PIOW on the conferment of DATO KURNIA SENTOSA I His Royal Highness THE SULTAN OF PAHANG I I From The Directors Staff of GOODHILL LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR J| CONGRA TULA TIONS I to DATO' TEH HONG PIOW (General Manager, Malayan Banking) On The Conferment104 words
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111 1966-06-04 19 ALOR STAR. Fri. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today Indone.-la would "certainly" be Invited to participate in the Merdeka soccer tournament to be held In August at Kuala Lumpur if they re-join the Asian Football Confederation. "I hope they will do111 words
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Article, Illustration767 1966-06-04 19 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By K. Lumpur, Fri. WE ALWAYS TRY TO DO OUR BEST 9 A I AN BROWN, SheiVield Wednesday's manager, who does not project great expectations but achieved much, was typically guarded when he arrived here today with his team from Hong Kong.767 words
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Article617 1966-06-04 19 JOE DORAI; ERNEST FRIDA - Fulham will go flat out Vic JOE DORAI and ERNEST FRIDA by SINGAPORE, Fri. Vie Buckingham, Fulham's manager, said on his arrival here today that his team would go all out to beat Singapore tomorrow, and with the greatest forward. Johnny Haynes. to lead them to it. The Fulham v617 words
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256 1966-06-04 19 LJONO KONO. Kri The ll Hong Kong FA. tod^y announced that the tuur oy Sheffield Wednesday and Fulham had proved to be a financial success More than 17.80U people, paying HK»W8.000 acended the match between the two tourintclubs Sheffield Wednesday earlier match against256 words
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171 1966-06-04 19 The weak point in Stars' game-by Lee ifUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Lee Wai-tong. Asian allStars soccer coach, told Tlmesport today that the team's weakness, shown In last nighis match against Malaysia was that the defence did not keep close to the opposing forwards when they retreated.. "The All-Stars defence left too171 words
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Article52 1966-06-04 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl.—Belangor will meet Perlis at Kangar tomorrow in the only Malaya Cup soccer fixture this weekend. Selangor won the first round north sone match 6-0 at Kuala Lumpur Selangor are jolnt-Jea-ders with Kedah with nine points each Selangor, however, have played five matches to52 words
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Article28 1966-06-04 19 PENANO, PH. The Sultans' Oold Cup final between Penang Malays and Singapore Malays, scheduled for this week-end at the City Stadium here, has been postponed.28 words
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Article251 1966-06-04 19 Kunalan and Osman qualify SINOAPORE. Prl. Two of Singapore's top athletes Bprinter C Kunalan and hurdler Osman Mertcan today qualified for the Commonwealth Qames at Kingston In August. Both athletes, who were off form yesterdjiy. showed vast Improvement today to get within the qualifying times set by SOSC Stocky Kunalan.251 words
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Article61 1966-06-04 19 MALACCA. Prl. a record 61 teams will compete In the Malacca AAA open relays which win be held on Sunday at the Kubu Stadium starting at 2 p.m. Eight outstatlon teams have also entered. They are Swifts, Achilles (both Singapore) Singapore Combined Schools, University of61 words
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Article34 1966-06-04 19 K L U A N O, Prl. The Johore PWD Sports Club. Kluang branch, will hold their annual sports on June 9 at 3 p.m. at the Jalan Batu Pahai ground here34 words
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Article38 1966-06-04 19 Jazy wins 3,000 m PARIS. Prl— World milt r^ cord holder Michel Jaiy of Prance won a 3.000 m ract here last night in 7:53-4. Second was Michel Bernards, six seconds back, and third Allon Bius of Beiciuni.38 words
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Article196 1966-06-04 19 SINOAPORL r-ri Kuvmi All Fore* Seletar surrendered the lead in the Singapore Cric ket Avsoriauoii senior tourriß ment today when the* «ere beaten by rttajtj Police Seiatar A tine an '<>una yerlormance by Re^vie d* Silva enabled oolice to win by 28 runt. Police totalled196 words
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Advertisement73 1966-06-04 19 JOHNNIE WALKER W 'i'ArT I*****' iP^^ MllMtf BORN 1820 A Still. going f The Last BattlePart 111 Cornelius Ryan, author of Longest Days, was the first western correspondent to gain access to Soviet w»r records. Now he reveals, in the dramatic conclusion to his latest book, the truth about Hitler's73 words
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Advertisement251 1966-06-04 19 ftCt*x I of Uuiaaian (fac^ic lv| DjL most convtnient departure time ViJV nwst convenient arrival time Kv^Z Travel the friendly Canadian way NON< Kg»^^ JH STOP to TOKYO with Canadian Pacific. Fit fluent fast fhfhts leave Hon| Kong in the 2^M 2^V Mr 'V afternoon arrive m Tokyo in a251 words
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Miscellaneous105 1966-06-04 19 DIARY ■ASKKTBAI i Perak cihipi Upon): UMBC 60 Fah Yiti 'A' 53; Cheong Kong 76 Fah Yin B 73 CUCKET Lntrr-«.rhool dpoh>: Clifford bt Anderson by 13 runs. Clifford 52 (Ahmad 10 n.o-. Indra 4-17. Hxu Ming 3-18) Anderson 39 (Ourmpl 14. Ong Eu Jin 12. Shiriff 4-5. Loganathan 3-4).105 words
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Miscellaneous121 1966-06-04 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Pesta match: Yellow 1 v Mfng Naan 'Blue' 81) ore v Pulham «Jn Besar. 3 Men Cheong Konc v Fah Yin p.m.) Malaya CnP: Perils v 'K (ipoh YCPS. 7.30 pjn... Baor (KunKan Ipoh Dtv. S: BADMINTON Perak Malays i^% v l^,?="' l i? Ma ys Inter-team121 words
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216 1966-06-04 20 Hard-line monks give Ky a Monday deadline OAIGON, Fri. A group of militants seized control of the Buddhist leadership today in a move that plunged South Vietnam back into political crisis. Tension also rose In the north, where rebels kidnapped a district leader at Hue. The militant group of 600216 words
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98 1966-06-04 20 Nun burns herself to death in Danang DANANG, Frt. A Buddhist nun burned herself to death here today after writing to President Johnson in protest against American policy In Vietnam. It was the sixth Buddhist suicide by fire this week. The nun defied an order issued three days ago byReuter - 98 words
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Article27 1966-06-04 20 MANILA, Fri— The Philippine Senate today voted 15-8 a Bill authorizing President Marcos to send 2,000 military engineers and security troops to South Vietnam. —UPI.UPI - 27 words
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Article300 1966-06-04 20 LONDON. Fri.— The strength of aircraft shares was the feature of the stock market today. Recent speculative activity was Increased following an announcement that Rolls Royce and Bristol were engaged in merger talks, and demand spread to other aircraft companies. Elsewhere the recent drift in industrials continued, though300 words
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Article64 1966-06-04 20 LONDON, Fri.— Spot 21 11 1W July 21 4 d.. Aug 20 15 IM, S<>. 20 11 IBd.. July Sept 21 I 'l6d Oct Dec 20 7 lfld.. Jan. March 20 7 16d. April June 20 7 16d Juiv Sept. 20 7 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20 7 16d Jan.64 words
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Article30 1966-06-04 20 LONDON. Kri— Buyers £1282', El2'.->. sellers £1285 (+.124>. Forward buverb £1275 (+£11). sellers £1277 L» <-£124 i. Settlement £1279 <-K«>. Turnover ajn. 145 tons, p.m. 155 tons. Tone: Steady:30 words
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134 1966-06-04 20 VATICAN CITY. Fri. Pope Paul VI led the Roman Catholic world today in tributes to Pope John XXIII on the third anniversary of his predecessor's death. The Pontiff began a day of remembrances by celebrating an early morning mass over Pope John's simple tomb In134 words
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Article49 1966-06-04 20 COLOMBO, Frt. The Ceylon Supreme Court toda) HiimiM«ri a petition challenging the election of Prune Minister Dudley Senanayake to the House of Representatives at. the March 1966 general election. The Prime Minister's rictory was challenged by a voter of the Dedlgama Constituency, north of here.— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article29 1966-06-04 20 MOSCOW, Fri King Sri Bavang Vatthana of Laos and his Queen, who are holidaying In Russia, left Dushanbe today by special plane for Samarkand. Tasc reported29 words
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Article369 1966-06-04 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, today described as "utter nonsense" rumours that peace with Indonesia would be to the detriment of the Chinese in this region. Speaking over television and radio tonight, be said DO man369 words
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Article636 1966-06-04 20 BACK PAGE SPORT—THE IST TEST England 321 behind SCOREBOARD MANCHESTER, Friday. JHE West Indies humbled England in the First Test at Old TrafTord today, claiming lour of their wickets for <~)4 runs by tea. England were replying to a massive West Indies first innings total of636 words
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183 1966-06-04 20 LONDON. Fri. Results of county cricket matches played today: At the Oval: Surrey bt Lancashire by 10 wkts. Lanes 178 and 176. Surrey 280-5 and 74-0 (J. Edrtch 51 no). Surrey 12 ptsAt Romford: Essex beat Nottinghamshire by 56. Essex 138 and 145. Notts183 words
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Article56 1966-06-04 20 WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States held an underground nuclear test the second in two days at the Nevada proving ground today. The Atomic Energy Commission said the detonation was in the low-intermediate yield range, equivalent to between 20,000 and 200,000 tons of TNT. Todays test wasReuter - 56 words
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Obituary47 1966-06-04 20 AUCUSTINC TAY KOOM Gil pw»ed away 3rd. June. Funeral sth Jun* for, rue leaving 28 TcuenbOhn Road 4 p.m. for Bldadarl. K. JANUARIUS Chief Clerk, Buklt Paloh EMate, formerly Rubana Estatt passed away at Dlitrlct Hospital. Kluang on 3-6-H6. Funeral 4-6-66 at Telok Anton Hi a.m.47 words
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Obituary27 1966-06-04 20 MR. VIIUVAtAM SUNOARARAI called to eternal rest 4-6-65. Badly missed but always remembered and ever cherished hy bis loving wlfa. children, grand-children, sons-in-law and daughters-in-law.27 words
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Advertisement149 1966-06-04 20 Ute CLASSIFIEDS Word, tit i Htmlmum, BALLARD: To Cuthbert and Ella*, a son on 1-8-66. Brother for Rtewart and Tracy. Thanks to K.K.M.H Doctor and Staff. CCRNOCK: To Judy and Alex a luß Craig I*e at Asiunta Hospital 3rd June. TO SUSAN and Kok Aun a son, rr»ther to Boon149 words
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