The Straits Times, 19 October 1966
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Title Section23 1966-10-19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 m The Straites Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1966 <£ 15 CENTS M.(\(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 211423 words
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Article, Illustration891 1966-10-19 1 V. K. CHIN - V. K. CHIN 'Discipline flouted' HE ACTED IN MANNER PREJUDICIAL TO PARTY INTERESTS, SAYS TAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE MCA central working committee has decided to expel Mr. Sim Mow Yu, one of the three vice-chair-men of the Youth Section, for defying the party leadership. His891 words
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118 1966-10-19 1 Chamber to drop 'blood debt claim KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The $180 million "blood debt" the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce has claimed from Japan is to be put in "cold storage" and forgotten. Not a word about it will be mentioned when the Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr. Shiina. arrives here118 words
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Article147 1966-10-19 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Four boys were seriously injured when an old detonator exploded in an open field behind a block of flats in Jalan Balam, off Persiaran Keliling, this afternoon. All of them were admitted to the General Hospital. Three of the boys. Tay Yeow Beng. 14,147 words
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Article31 1966-10-19 1 BELGRADE. Tues.— A press report from Moscow said yesterday the Russians may launch a space ship this week containing several persons, including a Bulgarian and a Czechoslovak.— AP.AP - 31 words
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Article31 1966-10-19 1 MOSCOW. Tues.— Russia today dropped its call for unity with the Chinese people in its traditional Now 7 slogans, which outline the principles ol Kremlin policy. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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84 1966-10-19 1 rKYO. Tues— More than million Red Guards were summoned to Peking today for another rally amid speculation that an announcement of a Communist Party hierarchy shake-up might be forthcoming. The Peking-based correspondent of the M.tinit hi Shimbun reported that the Red Guards began massing84 words
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Article44 1966-10-19 1 NEW YORK, Tues. Twelve firemen were reported missing early today after they were trapped when a wall of a burning building collapsed. They were among 200 firemen fighting a blaze raging through three commercial buildings in lower Manhattan. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article54 1966-10-19 1 Too busy to teach RANGOON. Tues— Six Burmese .students studying at Peking's Institute of Pine Arts have returned home after belnit told by Chinese teachers they were 100 busy to devote themselves to teaching as they were fully engaged in the cultural revolution. The students had completed two years ofAP - 54 words
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Article55 1966-10-19 1 LONDON. Tues— A 74-year old spinster smashed a golf club so hard over a night prowler's wrist that she broke the club, a court was told yesterday The Intruder. Patrick Hughes, 36. was Jailed for nine mon'hs for stealing a glove— which he dropped when MissReuter - 55 words
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Article26 1966-10-19 1 PARIS. Tu<m. Jean-Pierre Peugeot. 70. honorary president of ihe Peugeot Automobile Company, died last night at his home after a long illness. AP.AP - 26 words
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501 1966-10-19 1 ARBEE REJAL - Row with Sultan? Untrue, says Johore's Mentri Besar ARBEE REJAL By lOHORE BAH R U, J Tues.— The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan Yunos, today denied press reports that there was friction between him and the Sultan of Johore. In a statement, he said that reports in todays501 words
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147 1966-10-19 1 TAWI SLI WARNS PEOPLE OF ENGKILILI KUCHING. Tues. The Chinese of Engkilill. a border bazaar in Sarawak's Second Division, were warned today by the Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawi Sll. that the Government could easily resettle them behind wire to rid the area of Communist Influence. In a message to the147 words
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Article68 1966-10-19 1 PITTSBURGH, Tues. A I father of two has asked a court here for permission to change his name from Richard to Roberta, saying he hopes to I'hange his sex. Richard Nelson. 31, a travell- ing salesman, said doctors had advised him to undergo hormonal and surgical corrections68 words
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Article178 1966-10-19 1 LIMA. Tues. An earthquake which rocked Peru has shattered towns and villages throughout the country and left a death toll mounting into the hundreds. Already Government officials have confirmed least 60 dead throughout the capital and central Peru. Office workers tu-d unto the itreetiReuter - 178 words
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Article31 1966-10-19 1 rEACE FAILtUB JERI'SALEM, Toes. I'nited Nations peMl »Blcial returned today from Damascus and rcpurto 1 Syria had rejected l>r;irll peace feeler, Israeli utlicials. reported.— lTl. TALKS ON INDON DEBTS31 words
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Article, Illustration453 1966-10-19 2 Malik flies in on a tough mission jyjOSCOW, Tues. Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, flew in here last night on a bid to persuade the Kremlin that his country was still neutralist despite its crackdown on local Communists. He will also seek a postponement of Indonesia's mammoth debt toReuter - 453 words
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683 1966-10-19 2 Weeping ex-Foreign Minister is 'Durno': Prosecutor SUBANDRIO TRIAL 'J'HE prosecution today refuted a defence submission at a special military tribunal that the course of justice in the trial of former Foreign Minister of Indonesia Dr. Subandrio, had been swayed by public opinion. "There is no Justification to connect the expressionsReuter - 683 words
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105 1966-10-19 2 I ONDON, Tues. A woman who had her husband's conversations taperecorded when he was in oed with a young governess was strongly criticised by a divorce court judge here today The judge said a private detective, acting for Mrs. Oretta Trehearne, 29-year-old daughter ofReuter - 105 words
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Article, Illustration329 1966-10-19 2 62-nation protest to U.S. on Zionist -invasion- ITNITED NATIONS. Tues. The Sec-retary-G ener a 1 U Thant, delivered a protest yesterday to the U.S. Ambassador. Mr. Arthur Goldberg, from 62 Asian-African countries against the Invasion of the Syrian mission by 19 young American Zionists. U Thant also conreytd to Mr.329 words
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Article, Illustration71 1966-10-19 2 Soften those forehead lines FOREIGN DESK 2 serenity of your forehead by firmly coaxing a film of vitalizing night cream Into the skin from brow to hairline, using the fingers of both hands in upward movements. Now, placing the hands on the centre of the forehead with fingers interlocked, pull71 words
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Miscellaneous66 1966-10-19 2 TOE GAMSOLG Of COURSE I COULD X OU? YOU CONT TUINM SO SHORTEN THE UCM O= TRULY AMD HONESTLY MY BLUB DRESS -BUT I BUT WHAT ABOUT MV LE&S? I'M TOO OLD TO WEAKJ —OU YOU fLATTERBB. r^ L_- A MM -SKIRT j t 1^- S I I I C»O66 words
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Article, Illustration185 1966-10-19 3 They parade from floor to ceiling in Alice's bedroom WHEREVER you look in Alice Laing's bedroom a face looks back at you— even from the ceiling. For Alice, 18. Is one of the Rolling Stones keenest fans and floor to ceiling, every inch is covered with their185 words
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Article67 1966-10-19 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The body of President Kennedy will be moved to a new site at Arlington National Cemetery by Nov. 22. the third anniversary or hU assassination. A spokesman said that construction was virtually completed. The bodies of th P President and his two infant childrenAP - 67 words
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242 1966-10-19 3 I ONDON, Tues. For- mer typist Myra Hindley today lost her appeal against a life sentence for her part in the sex killings which shocked Britain. The Appeal Court dismissed her counsel's submission that she should ha -c been tried separately from herReuter - 242 words
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Article363 1966-10-19 3 BURMA GOES OUT OF THE AREA LONDON, Tuesday gURMA has withdrawn from the sterling area, the Treasury confirmed in London last night. A Treasury statement said that since June Britain had pressed Burma in vain to end practices regarded as inimical to the fair working of the sterling area financialReuter - 363 words
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Article80 1966-10-19 3 lAMMU, Tues. The death toll in India's month-long student riotIng rose to 12 today when police fired on a mob of stone-throwing college boys here, killing three and wounding 28. The police opened fire after the students resisted attempts to break up a processionReuter - 80 words
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115 1966-10-19 3 VERWOERD'S ASSASSIN INSANE, SAYS DEFENCE r APE TOWN, Tues.— The defence at the trial of Prime Minister Verwoerd's assassin, Demetrio Tsafendas, today depicted him as an incurable schizophrenic, drivento kill by the delusion of a demon tapeworm inside him. More than 400 peoj>le crammed every Inch of space in the115 words
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Advertisement198 1966-10-19 3 This COUPON is the first step to owning a HOUSE if your own With an M.C.I.S. Life Policy you can quickly, easily own a house of your choice, Loans up to $30,000.00 are available and the interest is only p. a. Act now! Return this coupon for detailed information. THE198 words
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182 1966-10-19 4 f ONDON. Tues. An appeal by Chung Kum Moey, alias Ah Ngar, against his conviction in the Singapore High Court in November, 1964, for the murder of Chui Song, proprietor of a shop in Tanjong Katong Road, was allowed by theReuter - 182 words
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Article24 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Members of the YWCAs International Women's Club will visit the clinic of acupuncturist Mr. Wong Ka Chuen tomorrow morning.24 words
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Article208 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A YOUTH, Kwok Teng Bee alias Siow Kia. today claimed trial in the ninth magistrate's court to five charges of armed robbery, in which he was alleged to have robbed five people of a total of $5,560 in Jewellery, cash and goods208 words
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Article235 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. "Fantasia *66" the show which will feature Miss Tourism Singapura contest as the main highlight at the National Theatre on Nov 5 will present, for the first time, a musical fashion show. Eight fashion housrs and a Imii drying salon, barked by the235 words
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86 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Several well-known American educationists will come to Singapore next month for the 16th Conference of Overseas Schools, sponsored by the International Schools Services, which will be held at the American School here from Nov. 7 to 11. The visitors Include Dr. John86 words
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Article71 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The 9th international jamboree-on-the-alr for scouts all over the world will be held on Saturday and Sunday. The Singapore Boy Scouts Amateur Radio Club's radio station at Sands House will operate at 7.31 a.m. on Oct. 23 to 7.29 a.m. on Oct. 24. The71 words
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Article137 1966-10-19 4 Schoolgirl tells of rape bid SINGAPORE. Tues.— A nine-year-old schoolgirl today told the High Court how an RAF fireman, Hamzah bin Mohamed, 20, led her to some undergrowth behind her house and undressed her after giving her 10 cents. Bhe was testifying before Mr. Justice Kulasekaram against Hamzah. who is137 words
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Article115 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Port Master. Captain R. L. Bird, has warned masters of vessels and persons in charge that action will be taken by the Port of Singapore Authority against those responsible for oil pollution or dumpings of rubbish in the port. He said: "Cases115 words
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Article58 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The military will carry out exercises in an area around Olmson School on Thursday from 10 ajn. to 6 pjn.. and an area north of Mandal Road between 12J m.s. and 13} mi. from 9 am. on Friday to 6 p.m. on Saturday. Blanks.58 words
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372 1966-10-19 4 'MOST EXPENSIVE RATES IN THE WORLD' SINGAPORE, Tuesday 'J'HE Automobile Association of Singapore has called on the Government to set up a parking rate committee to examine and control the entire question of parking in Singapore so that the "overburdened motorist may survive."372 words
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Article, Illustration43 1966-10-19 4 MR. and Mrs. John Ng Kam Wong. who were married recently in Penang. A dinner party was held at the Sun Wan Restaurant after the ceremony. The bride, the former Miss Linda Wan of Ipoh, works in a clinic in Singapore43 words
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Article63 1966-10-19 4 SINGAPORE. Tucs. A 30-plece band from the Royal Army Medical Corps. hTp from Britain, will rive a concert tomorrow at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8.45 p.m. The show, under the distinguished patronage of Puan Noor Aishah. is in aid of the Poppy Day Appeal Fund.63 words
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Advertisement334 1966-10-19 4 I LlDo's" "po" OPENS* TODAY "io"A", I I How does a motion picture about g hot pastrami sandwiches, 24 worthless clocks, kite-fly- ing, Statue of Liberty, a girl with a "goodbye" problem, I and a one-in-a-million guy by the name of Murray Burns J WIN RAVES FROM FILM CRITICS?" }S^334 words
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Advertisement110 1966-10-19 4 Essay Book Recognised By The University Of Cambridge "208 Essential English Essays" Contains 208 Essays On 208 Different subjects, Which Are Noted For Superb Style, Faultless English, And Original Ideas. Price 54.95. Available In Most Book Shops And From 29 Miri Road, Singapore 4. Postage: 80 cts. (Spore ft W.110 words
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Advertisement183 1966-10-19 4 ODEON OPENS TOMORROW! PALACE STRONGLY NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN! IT'S GREATER THAN f*W ALL THE THRILLERS fl^&\ PUT TOGETHER! %jm ROBERT WEBBER (Renumber U I him in "THE SILENCERS"?) f£L^l- y mXi NOW SEE HIM -^S^^i^^^yMl -^f^v TECHNICOLOR MM I Wh \jßffli TECHNISCOPE ff J^ f| (WITH CHINESE SUBTITLES) ;i183 words
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Advertisement538 1966-10-19 4 aia a :©sitaw t organisation; *Q Q Todoy only: 11-1.30-4-4 -0.30 Chang (.hung v Pang Yin in "AURiIE LAH" I Mandarin in Scope Color. OPENS TOMORROW! Ray Danton secret Agent SUPER DRAGON" color Monso MELL MorQQfft LEI L3eOCJEBCT^!IE3D 3p«n> Today. 1 1-1 JO-4-4 JO-tlf Joion Robards. Barbara Ham* i"A ihousandCiowis"538 words
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Article336 1966-10-19 5 THEY PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGE OF HAVING A REVOLVER WITHOUT PERMIT PENANG. Tuesday. THREE Thai students here were today jailed for two years when they pleaded guilty to possessing a revolver without a permit. Narongka Keou. 21. M. Sungkard Lilatipa. 20. and Meechai Rocheratananchi. 23. were336 words
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Article59 1966-10-19 5 SINGAPORE He.- Slum port is being represented by Mr. N.K VanmasiriKham. Deputy Secretar> to the Ministry of Education, at a two-week discussion on the education and training of technician' in England. The conference beßar, vp.stprday. More than 120 deleeates from 21 countries and six dependent f »rr. tones59 words
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Article28 1966-10-19 5 n PRAI. lues. Burglars, siole 53. 450 in caata and jewellery ir.,m the home of India Mohamed Hussfcin bin Dm. a Malayan Railway yard master, yesterday.28 words
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Article20 1966-10-19 5 IPOH. Tues.— Justice T»n Sri Maclntri> has been admmiHed to the Batu Gaiah hrapial with a .stomach ailment.20 words
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Article31 1966-10-19 5 PENANO. Tnea. Raja Fiui.ui. daughter ol th<- Governor ol ivnaiis;, returned yeatanoajr to Britain to resume her studies in .sociology at l.<»ndon L*niv<T>uy aft^r a two-month holiday here.31 words
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116 1966-10-19 5 Japanese move on 'blood debt' welcomed SINGAPORE, Tues. An officer of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Chew Teng How. today welcomed a new Japanese Government move to solve the "blood debt' issue. He was commenting on a report from Tokyo yesterday which hinted that the Japanese Foreign Minister,116 words
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Article99 1966-10-19 5 VJEREMBAN. Tues. Two brothers were charged in the Sessions Court this morning with the murder of a caddy on Sunday evening In the car park of the Seremban International Golf Club. The caddy. Suhaimi b'.n Ahmad. 16. died in the General Hospital yesterday evening. The two99 words
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Article65 1966-10-19 5 IPOH. Tups. A rarprntfr Chan Fook Chuan. 32 ru Miowu a dagger by one of low m.n ai:d robbed ot hit Mcycle yesterday while cycling home in K^mpon'i} Simre new village at about 12 30 p.m After the robben had int Ctan *.iikfd in ihr neanrt65 words
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Article, Illustration183 1966-10-19 5 A panty and girdle parade for the trade gI.NUAPOR!.. Tues An Australian foundation ear ment manufacturer today introduced his goods to Singapore retail clealm and the Press with a parade of models wearins brassieres and girdles. The show was at the Shell Theatrette, where 14 styles of cotton and nylon183 words
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Article, Illustration256 1966-10-19 5 Margaret Wee - A.muni' mini all right but not a SARONG, they say Margaret Wee By I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Fashion designers here today claimed that the mini-sarong, specially designed for the Miss Malaysia contest to replace the banned swimsuit, was 'nothing near a sarong." They said that though II was an improvement on256 words
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80 1966-10-19 5 Elimination round for Miss Tourism SINGAPORE. Tues. The. elimination round of the Miss Tourism Singapura contest will be held a: the Chinese YMCA auditorium at South Pier at 10 a.m. on Sunday. The girls are to assemble at the auditorium not later than 9.30 a.m. They are to bring their80 words
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Article40 1966-10-19 5 SINGAPORE. Tue.v— Taxi dnrer. Lim. Choo Woo. 42. was robtr rd of $195 by two passengers in Lorong Malai off Woodlands Lane I yeMrrday. The two fares had boarded the I taxi m Baku Timah Road.40 words
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Article38 1966-10-19 5 SINGAPORE Tue.s. Professor J. L. Montro.se who w.<.v a Fold Foundation vimuiik Professor of 1 Law and Dean of thr Law Faculty at the University of Singapore in 1965. died in New Zealand on Oc* 1338 words
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Article22 1966-10-19 5 PENANG. Tuea. Two DOMtt mines«eeper.s. HMb Pictor an HMNZS Hickletiin. armed I Penane ve.sterday for a three day operational visit22 words
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Article32 1966-10-19 5 BI'KIT MERTAJAM. Tues l The Rotary Club of Buku Mrrd taiam and South Kedah has sent n $200 worth of milk powder to -1 an orphanage at Übon. South Thailand.32 words
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Article72 1966-10-19 5 PENANG. Tue.v- I lip Penaim F.inuly Planning AnodaMon will hold a .seminar tor doctors In Prnanc and North Malaya, inducting Perak- on Nov. 13 and 20. The Penang association, which is organising the seminar in conjunction with the Malaysian central body, hopes to make72 words
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Article42 1966-10-19 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. ChU Cheng How pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court today to a charge of possessing TNT in an unnumbered attap house in Lim Chu Kang Road on Sept. 2} Bail of $500 m allowed42 words
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143 1966-10-19 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government is to be urged to review the curriculum of the University of Singapore and to study the possibility of its using Malay as the sole medium of Instruction so as to make it a "national" institution. A proposal143 words
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Article52 1966-10-19 5 SIM.APORK lurv Ihr Ust big British combat unit to bp withdrawn from East Malaysia arrived lierr iodav aboard the troopship Aubr. After a few days' rest at Nee Soon camp, the troops. .140 members of the I Rn Royal Hampshire Regiment nick-named the "Tigers" will be flown52 words
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Advertisement299 1966-10-19 5 I^l BE TALLER GirU fo tor toll mtn k. -r-^lhod let! amoiinf rMlitl! I /»»k NOW you con »d 4 7 to 4 inchtt tn your I p'J H hoiaht in thrrr to No druo^ or H--C-S- *<"* "> mttim rou tollrr, improvo your I 1J 1 HERE'S PROOF i299 words
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Article134 1966-10-19 6 SINGAPORE. lues. The tale of an Indian court dancer who turns nun. will be unfolded in a classical dance concert at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. on Oct. 23. It will be presented by the Ceylon Tamils' Association under the patronage of134 words
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Article45 1966-10-19 6 SINGAPORE. lues lhr Member ol Parliament lor Kallang Inchc Buang bin Omar Jumd will tour the Lorong Lunau. Rayman I Avenue and Towner Road area on Sunday. Accompanying him will be members of ihp Kallang Citizens Con- sulutive Commit tpp45 words
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Article40 1966-10-19 6 SINGAPORE TttM The retired Accountant General ol Pakistan. MHUlaiiH Syecl Mohammed Jamil will unc a lecture on "The Piev>uig Pioblem.s ol today at (he Al!-MaUya Mu.slim Mivsionaiy Society iit Lorona 12 Oejrlang Road ai 8.30 pm. on Thuix:40 words
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Article, Illustration44 1966-10-19 6 SINGAPORE lurs ||r. Jum S« i kUm son Superintendent, the Singapore Trallic Poiicr will Ix kupv .spoakpf hi ilip Y'i Ifen'i Clu 1 luiu-henn meetinu n daj i<l llif Troika Restauiatu. Hi will spealc nn "TnCk Problem- in Smzapoip Today hikl Tomorrow.44 words
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398 1966-10-19 6 Common mart hope after Bangkok trade fair: Toh STORE'S CO-OPERATION SINGAPORE. Tucsilay. TIIM Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh (*'hin ('hye, has expressed I lie* hc>|tc lhal Ihc lirsl Asian International Trade Pair o|>eiiing in Bangkok nc\l month would encourage the creation <>1 an Asian romnion market. He also said that398 words
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Article, Illustration89 1966-10-19 6 MOBIL CHIEF'S SI, OOO FOR WELFARE FUND SINGAPORE. Tuev The Christmas Fund Appeals Committee today received a cheque of $1,000 from Mr. H. J. T. Lewis <above i. managing director of Mobil Refining Company. Malaysia. Limited. It was presented to Dato Dr. Aw Cheng Chyp chairman of the commin-r. at89 words
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Article195 1966-10-19 6 VARSITY GETS GIFT OF RARE BOOKS SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Singapore library has been enriched by a rare collection of some 7.000 books on Chinese classical literature. The collection, belonginc to the late Mr Koh Siow Nam. a well-known Singapore businessman. dally presented to the Vice-Chancellor. Mr Rrginald Quahe.195 words
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96 1966-10-19 6 N'GAPORE TUN Ihp bioni Clu 1 of Singapoi'p Cpntrai will hold a < harity premiere of the film "The Biblp in Hip Beginning in laisp funds lor thp Thong Cha. Medical Institution and thp Kwong -ill Fipp Hospital. 7hr him will be ■creene96 words
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140 1966-10-19 6 SINGAPORE. lu.s a rotating bed will be one of the highlights of the second Ideal Home Kxhihilioii. to br staged by the V W.( A. at the Victoria .Memorial Hall ne.\t month The week-lons .show will be opened on Nov. by the I140 words
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Miscellaneous125 1966-10-19 6 %ll<*rt O»p Hy i'.T. mmmtim I I \mk KEEP THAT "CREASE 1 T OKAV-VQURE ▼vEAH. \l7 ELEVATORS JJST W j JJU|^r LL I I CUN WID UHC€R YOUR J A DOC PUSHING f VEAM. I INSIDE TWAT DOOR 1 J^mC^M A PIN AL LOOK "06E -SOU (XIMMV. J A PATiENT.125 words
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Article698 1966-10-19 7 FIRST excitement today caused by someone shouting "There's a midget on fire on Stage C!" "Leave him alone," shouts back another voice. "He's mewit to look burnt." But it's too late to stop the firemen dashing round with their extinguishers asking everyone: "Where's the burning midget?" Apparently, when Orson Welles's698 words
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Article, Illustration1010 1966-10-19 7 The art of putting Ursula Andress into a bag "What is a Thing anyway? They say they want one Werewolf, one Frankenstein Monster, one Dracula and now one Thing. Where do I find out what a Thing is? What does a Thing look like? What does a Thing do?" SECOND1,010 words
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Article664 1966-10-19 8 The Pacific tour on which President Johnson has embarked is, by common consent, spectacular in its conception, mixed in its motives and unpredictable as to what it will achieve. The President will travel 25,000 miles, visit six countries (possibly seven, South Vietnam may yet be added to664 words
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Article343 1966-10-19 8 A wooden floor and an asbestos or galvanised iron roof makes up a large part of the Malayan rural ambition. It does not fit into the same crucial category, perhaps, as a better padi price, freedom from usurious credit or better schools; but it is instantly intelligible343 words
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Article193 1966-10-19 8 In Kuala Lumpur the postal authorities are making a puzzle out of a letter from Indonesia which found its way to the Straits Times office in defiance of regulations. But surely the real mystery is why these regulations, a product of confrontation, still prevail? The peace agreement between193 words
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Article556 1966-10-19 8 Medicine and medical treatment VO U R correspondent x Miss Sylvia Prince may not know it but as lar a* medical treatment for the poor Is concerned the chaps in U.K. are much worse off. In the first place the National Health service is not free you have to pay556 words
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Article536 1966-10-19 8 I WISH to comment from my own experience on two paragraphs of Tax Man's letter iS.T Oct. 15 1. the paragraphs "Let me remind the tax paver straight forward case. Many Involve, months of lengthy correspondence" and "While tax pavers are prompt in accusing tax536 words
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Article, Illustration915 1966-10-19 8 Colin Legum - Colin Legum MASSACRES. A POGROM, REFUGEES AND A GROWING DEMAND FOR SECESSION by ENUGU, E. NIGERIA. Tues. that popular sentiment favoured secession which, he said, was what was making it so difficult for the leadership to persist in Its efforts to find a915 words
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Advertisement985 1966-10-19 8 Straits Times Malay Mail Classified adveititemeaH may be handed ta. COLD STORACI SUPERMARKET Orchard Road (Recepflenltt Deth) COLD STORACf BRANCHIS At Holland Read Na.ol Bate. Autharited Aacnti CITY BOOK STORI ITO.. Wtncheiter Heute, Cellyet Qawy. THI NEWS FRONT Fitiaet'ick't Sutermorhet M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Road, Naval Bate. MAMICM STORE.985 words
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Advertisement82 1966-10-19 8 Fine Electric Instruments i Fmndf "Mustang" i I 1 Tha all new Fender Muttong is I i Ihe latest oddition to the Fender Line ond meets the demand for i a moderate priced model with Tremolo. i A Fender regulor-iize guitor. tha i Muifang ho» two new high- fidelity pickup*82 words
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Advertisement93 1966-10-19 8 -GOLDEN ARROW* in Decton Perma-lron f 'm miMtmkmhlg mup+rlmr qnmliig for thorn* who m-mmt thm n>rm b+mt Only the finest of imported and domestic fabrics are used to produce this famous shirt. And now ARROW has added the extra quality of permanent press. Th* luxurious blend of COS Dacron* polyester,93 words
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153 1966-10-19 9 CINGAPORK. Tins —An 0 RAF fitter and father of five. Yusof bin Saad. *0, was Jailed for five years by the High Court today for abducting a young amah uitli intent to rape her. in Changi, last year. After a five-day trial. Mr.153 words
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Article, Illustration526 1966-10-19 9 BOB NG - BOB NG By How did it reach the Straits Times? postal officials ask j^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. An airletter believed to be the first from Indonesia in three years reached the Straits Times office here today and baffled postal authorities. Officially, the mail service between the two countries526 words
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Article46 1966-10-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuex The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association will entertain 55 Fifth Formers of the sohool to ten lit thp nmornnon premise* in .la lnn Beremi on Nnv The association will also pre «em 100 book* to the achool library.46 words
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219 1966-10-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues THE Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. today appealed for co-operation from manufacturers and consumers ln the Government's efforts to improve the quality of Made-in-Malaysia products. The Government had set up a Standards Institute for219 words
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Article55 1966-10-19 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. Guy Biscoe. president of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, and his wife are now in Singagapore in the couise of a tour of Commonwealth countries. The Institute claims a member- ship of about 30.000 in Commonwealth and non-Common-wealth countries. The couple leave55 words
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Article26 1966-10-19 9 SINGAPORE. Tuea. About 780 yards of copper cables, worth •3.600. were stolen from the 19'. h Signals Regiment car park at R.A.F. Changi yesterday.26 words
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184 1966-10-19 9 Former council president accused of graft CEREMBAN. Tues. A former president of the Serrmban Town Council. P. Gurnatn Singh Gill. 40. was today charged in the Sessions Court with corruptly accepting a total of $500 from a contractor in September 1963 and January 1964 He pleaded not guilty. The court184 words
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Article43 1966-10-19 9 KUALA Lt'MPUR. Tups. A spokesman or E.s.o Standard Malaya Berhad announced today 'hat thr Esso preference share i.vup to be offered to the public thurtly -will be for $4 million and NOT Sl4 million as reported yesterday in the Straits Times.43 words
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Article28 1966-10-19 9 BUKFT MERTAJAM. Tues. More than 300 dudlls from 15 primary 'schools took part ln a Children's Day rally at the Buklt Mertajam Recreation Club ground yesterday.28 words
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Article94 1966-10-19 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Groups of Ngee Ann College students, who are boycotting their midterm examination, today went out to campaign for support again.st the Thong Saw Pale Report on the development of the college. They visited several prominent leaders of the Teochew community and committee members94 words
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218 1966-10-19 9 English test for all for study in Australia CINGAPORE. Tues. °The Australian High Commission here announced today that under a recent decision of the Australian Government all those from Singapore and Malaysia wishing t»o study in Australia would be required to pass a test in English. A commission statement said:218 words
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Advertisement160 1966-10-19 9 ONLY $1,200 INSTALLED [eat©n] CAR AIR CONDITIONER *(SINGAPORE ONIY) SINGAPORE *****1 CALL >y^ KUALA LUMPUR ***** A ma no TIME RECORDER, COST PAYROLL RECORDER. TIME STAMP for FACTORIES, OFFICES, HOTELS, TV RESTAURANTS ETC aaaal I P^- I NR SERIES ATTENDANCE ■mm I TIME RECORDER I These reliable recorder* fit I160 words
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Advertisement107 1966-10-19 9 L^hßß^B^ bW mm A T m 9 .JP ftW^BBBW 'AgH Lrffc fell mr^ .fell' -7 b^J K%\ m¥*^* I Choose your Christmas Cards early this year take time to select just the right card for each of your friends and loved ones. Now! At Robinson's there's a wonderful selection of107 words
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Miscellaneous715 1966-10-19 9 T V MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala Lnmnur. Majallah KIU; 6.35 CarPrnan t K ipoh. Malacca; I, toon; 6.55 Penang Race Re--10 .lohore Bahru: 4 Taipint; suits; 700 News in English; I Batu I'ahat; 9 Kluan c 7.10 The Samurai— The Star j Jumper; 7.35 Komentai I 5.45 PM Ooenme and715 words
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362 1966-10-19 10 SINGAPORE'S timber industry, acknowledged as the third largest foreign exchange earner, will be further developed in future. Two new companies, General Trading Corporation (Singapore) and General Timber Processing Co. (Singapore) were founded recently with this object in mind. The companies, with an authorised capital of362 words
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Article, Illustration127 1966-10-19 10 CHEMIST TO STUDY TECHNIQUES IN SYDNEY SINGAPORE'S largest flour mill. Prima Ltd. Flour Mills, has sent another of Its chemists abroad for study and research on production and processing techniques. The chemist. Madam Llm Shin Wen left last week-end for th« Bread Research Institute in Sydney, Australia, for a threemonth127 words
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Article, Illustration190 1966-10-19 10 NCB man for year's course in N.Y. MR. Kong Keng Kee, promanager of the First National City Bank, Branch. Kuala Lumpur, has left for the United States on a study award. He was accompanied by his wife and will be away for one year. The study award is one 01190 words
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Article, Illustration88 1966-10-19 10 "MR- WARREN John Wood recently arrived in Singapore from Australia to take up a directorship with Slgncrafta Ltd. advertising agents and marketing consultants. Mr. Wood was formerly the manager of Fortune (Australia) Pty. Ltd's South Australian office in Adelaide where he was em- ployed by the company88 words
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Article, Illustration162 1966-10-19 10 K. H. Behrrnds, export kales manager of region 4 which is responsible for Volkswagen export sales to 65 countries in Asia. Africa and Australasia recently visited Malaysia and Singapore in the course of a world business tour. Having had an opportunity U see Singapore and part nf Went162 words
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Article, Illustration286 1966-10-19 10 TANCHO WILL PRODUCE LOCALLY SINGAPORE'S million dollar pioneer cosmetic factory will be in production by the beginning of next month if things go according to plan. Owned by Tancho Corporation Ltd. a Joint venture enterprise between Tancho Co. Ltd.. Japan, and Its local sole agents. Holden Trading Co. Ltd.. the286 words
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Article139 1966-10-19 10 •qiHE Malaysian and Singapore markets offer an ever Increasing opportunity to New Zealand for the export of high quality canned apple Juices and apple products' said Mr. J. B. Cubey. Processing manager of the New Zealand Apple and Pear Marketing Board. Mr. 'Cubey has been studying the139 words
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Article100 1966-10-19 10 British Insulated Callender* Construction Company Ltd. has completed an order from the Crown Agents for the supply of two radio towers to be erected in Sarawak. The towers (400 ft. and 242 ft. high) were ready for shipment within seven to eight weeks of the100 words
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Article, Illustration162 1966-10-19 10 T*HE 6*>il-lon Indonesia veuel 1 MV Selat Sunda. which has been beached in the Malarra Straits since July this year, has been refloated. The salvaging of the cargo veiwel belonging to the Trinl Line, Jakarta, was successfully carried nut by the local engineering firm. Eagle Engineering Co. Ltd.162 words
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Advertisement232 1966-10-19 10 TWO GREAT NAMES IN MODERN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT AND CALCULATORS COPYINC AND DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT w HYGIENE. COMFORT AND LONG fe^SERVICE ARE GUARANTEED C- S>v N Factory ~IJ II llTltl I ZLIN CO., LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG. M WILLIAM JACKS CO., (MALAYA) LTD. SINGAPORE MALAYA BORNEO. W "*»tw issssssvV '^%^^^M^232 words
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Advertisement232 1966-10-19 10 w IroMoCojh i ■■■■\V I FoMoCo IS THE NAME FOR GENUINE FORD PARTS Fit only fully-guaranteed, genuine FoMoCo parts and accessories on your Ford vehicle. Ford style and quality are the best at lowest cost repair charges are low and established. That's Ford motoring! Only FoMoCo parts are fit for232 words
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Article, Illustration1327 1966-10-19 11 PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY: 56th DAY Reporter: Gunn Chit Thye PENANG, Tuesday fHE MAYOR, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, told the Abdul Aziz Commission today that he had "'never, as Mayor and city councillor done anything corrupt." Mr. Ooi. who was testifying at1,327 words
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Article48 1966-10-19 11 SINGAPORE. TOM. —The body of a six year old .schoolboy. Amarjlt Singh, was washed ashore at Kranjl this morning. Police said he had fallen into a monsoon drain at Jalan Yahaya Awang. only a few yards from his home, while returning from school i yesterday afternoon48 words
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Article48 1966-10-19 11 SINGAPORE Tues— Police Jast night arrested 21 gangster suspects in a raid on a Chinese wayang at Lorong Tai Seng. They included two men wanted lln connection with two robbery cases. Eighteen have been detained under the Criminal Law iTem- porarv Provisions i Ordinance.48 words
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Article38 1966-10-19 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Prolessor Harry E Groves, former visiting r of Con.stituti'inal Law mrl tlran of ihr Law Faculty in the University oi sinsapuie. has been appointed president of Central State University Wilberforce. Ohio.38 words
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155 1966-10-19 11 Chan Bang Soon - Chan Bang Soon By A LOR STAR. Tues.— About 60.000 Ib of latex worth $41,000 was lost when a latex tank was damaged at Harvard Estate process department factory. 24 miles from here, on Sunday. Police said they had not ruled out the possibility155 words
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Article51 1966-10-19 11 WASHINGTON. Tues. U5 Ambassador-designate to Singapore. Mr. Prancia J. Galtaraiui. said yesterday that he expected to lake over the post next month Mr. Gulbraith. 52. was the d»puty chief of mission at the U.S Embassy la Jakarta until his re turn to the V£. laat DecemberUPI - 51 words
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Article41 1966-10-19 11 PENANG. Tues. lnche Abdul Hamid bin Azmi. former D.P.R. is serving temporarily as me senior Sessions Court Presiden'. Penar.g. m place of Wan Ismaii bin Wan Mohamed Salleh. who ha.> been named the new Kelanlan State Legal Adviser41 words
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Article28 1966-10-19 11 BL'KIT MERTAJAM. Tues Thr Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong pou Nee yesterday opened a new concrete path in Kanmpong Pprtama about six m;le» from here28 words
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266 1966-10-19 11 Bill Campbell - Bill Campbell f— l By JESSELTON. Tues The joint Malaysia-Philip-pines probe into ways of halting smuggling into the Philippines from Sabah and of regularising trade got under way here yesterday with the arrival of the Malaysian team from Kuala Lumpur. The Comptroller-Gen-eral of Customs266 words
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316 1966-10-19 11 New look LCE exam switchover to begin in 1967 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE introduction of objective tests for seven subjects in the Lower Certificate cf Education examination next year will mark the start of a gradual change to the new system in all 29 subjects. A spokesman of the Examinations316 words
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Article90 1966-10-19 11 Two-party show to aid Vietcong SINGAPORE. Tues. The Barisan Sosialls and the Partai Rakyat will jointly stage a four-day variety show beginning on Thursday to raise funds for the "Vietnamese." A spokesman of the Barisan said today they hoped to rai-n $20,000 from the performances which start at 7.3u p.m.90 words
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Article32 1966-10-19 11 BUTTERWORTH. Tues— Sh' Ministry of Local Government and Housing has given $35,500 for vark) is minor projects In the town *rea of Province We'.lesley North, md $85,385 for Province Central32 words
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Article17 1966-10-19 11 BLTTERWORTH. ruee. A mobiU X-r«y unit will give free X-ray* to the public here tomorrow17 words
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106 1966-10-19 11 WORKERS FIND A CENTURIES OLD CANOE 1/ANGAR, Tues. A canoe, ofiifved to have been used by the Raja Bersiong, an ancestor of tnt Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been found at Kota Keran, one mile from here. Labourers from the Drainage and Irrigation Department dug up the canoe, said106 words
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Advertisement91 1966-10-19 11 Advertisement New Complexion Beautifier Tour skin will become fair, and beautiful with a new lemon extract cleanser that gives the complexion a clear youthful loveliness. Ask your chemist for the new Delph cleansing beautifier that beauticians the world over have proved la wonderful for the skin. It clears the skin91 words
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Advertisement154 1966-10-19 11 I f J IBM £/^Tk m. > ■•SV3SI I A Shiscido creation for an atmosphere of bright feminine vitality. Three sunshine lipstick shade* combined with make-up <""^ 7~j powder stick foundation and nail lg, g enamel to give you a new kind of sunny feeling. w Shiseido Emery Board E^^WmA154 words
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Advertisement707 1966-10-19 12 i( uniimird frnm Pate *i ACKNOWLEDGMENTS it Wnrd. Mi 'VtKimiimi MR. A MRS. Ar.tiiony Kennedy > *rewawil Hr*f their srattful < uable presents, presence and ••n-tces rendered MRS. LEE CHIKC CHUAN and family thank relative* and friends for kind assistance, ecrolia. wreaths, donstions aad attendanoe during their recent bereavement THE707 words
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Advertisement752 1966-10-19 12 SITUATIONS VACANT M ■'•rdSJ <« Mm.)— Bax it rtt. txtrm ONE EXPERIENCES STENOGRA. PHER required t>y a firm ol professional accouatanta in Singapore Only nuapot* Citizen* with at leaai a Orad* I Cambridge School Certmoat* nni a credit lo e.ngnab Language need apply. Apply statins, as*, qualification and salary required752 words
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Advertisement775 1966-10-19 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT irerefj U i Mm.)— Bax it rtt. txtrm FURNISHED FLATLET. f.'<o p -t. lnc!'.si\e PUB charge* ono Also t im shed 2/twtroom Set. Diatrlet 9 T*l 8 pore RM JALAN NOVENA BARAT rurnitbfd/ unfurnished t iat two nedrooms. joe aensnt room Apply Tel *****/ MM ***** B' nor*.775 words
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Advertisement604 1966-10-19 12 ACCOMMODATION WANTED M Wnrdt tMm.i— Box St rtt. txtrm 3-BEDROOM FLAT or terrsce houae unfurnished pr*f*r»hiv District V 7. 14, IS Rent b#ln« ISM pm Pie*** Phone KCAS 1»4%8S !< por* CARL MOUSINC ACENCV urgntly require* furnished huogaio«a semi-d*-tacbed nonaea at districts V. 10, 11 Rental sauu fSOO. Coauct a'eor*604 words
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Advertisement906 1966-10-19 12 HOUSES ft LAND FOR SALE li Wmrdt t« i Him.)— Bax it rtt txtra HILLCREST PARK Mir, a Duneern Roed Sale Rent corner devajted fating rnin»a;o» Mint estraa TeKphone pore M«39 HONCKONO PARK: Thr*e-bednM>mr<l *em -Otatb.d nous*. 2-bstbroorns Area: 4.800 soft 831.000 R*e! (.mat* Agents A laTestmenl Co.. M. Th*906 words
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Advertisement883 1966-10-19 12 FURNITURE li Wmrdt tt (Mim.)-Bax it rtt. txtrm ADRIAN'S for <-an» furnitur* of distinction consult 4SB River Valley Road. Singapore ***** RUGS. CARPETS k CURIOS CCNUINB BAROAINS: GREAT SAVINCS: BELCIAN COTTON > ll' 8 70 00 1 BELCIAN VIZIR 8' x 12' 8178.00 JAPANESE COTTON 9' I 12* 8 2700883 words
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Advertisement1055 1966-10-19 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wawdm %t i Him Box it rtt awtrm JACUAR MK.ll 4.2 wttk rsflerv Btt«d all con<J!*io*i»r Bwlnw 3 000 mil** 1968 model Pl»as» cootaet Tel K I. 2X3*l Bat 16 or 48. TMUMPN IMB CONVERTIBLE P.K \t*< bp«' orf»r, IW-A, ».ir)r»»r Roed "Ros» Oetsjta." S pi- v1,055 words
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Advertisement826 1966-10-19 12 AT YOUR SERVICE li Wardt tt Ifin.l— CT«r it rtt txtra PHOTOCOPY OF TSITIMONIALS. Refaceeee*. Certthcatee. Pla»*. Drawia«a. «.°heque« Tang copied while you Wan Oartl firat*«. ihirrn. Mrraw. <*atl leaving diplom«' encea. Fntoma'. ic. 5» Knhinaon Road S po.-e I PHOTO COPYING PLAN PRINTINO Metronontan RuMdint Barvtae. M*d*iroe Bulldin*. R>nt:aror*826 words
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Advertisement1339 1966-10-19 13 10 Uttß^OOl I WIST COAST U.K.i vu* s oot s'r.« nawj OfMOOOCUS i >trc v, B"'aM. Sl|*«sa Ga* 1S T«li| Oct 712] Set 24 CIVTONEUS I ■■.'•pool, Avonmovt* Oct 21 Oct 21 Btt 27/ 2 CTCLIPS Live'cool. G'lS|o* Oct 21 Nlf 1 Nn B MHOMtOON l» Buul, C'lSSoa Nit i1,339 words
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Advertisement1510 1966-10-19 13 r//fLRh£//vfs l"l LAS' ASKIIC COHMNT LI& KtiK'lM On» EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 tENOA-ROTTERPAM-HAMIURG-AARHUS-COPENHACEH S par* P. S nan Henang Bjaaj H Dur| R'dam Aarhus C hagen MALAYA 11 Oct 2 Nn Ott 2121 2131 Nat II Nn II Ntf 2? BM 4 SM I I SARGOBHA I) IB Nn/2 Ok Nn1,510 words
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Advertisement1395 1966-10-19 13 I Ben%Line\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PORTS BENATTOW IT, Sinppore Pt. S ram P^ang Hull Net 24 la Part leiai aw| Ik i Roiteioam Bte 4 BENVRACKIE Smgapo.-e Pt. Sham Penan| For lunoon Nn 11 C 33 Oct 21 Bet 21 72 HaaaMr| Nit 21 i Smgaoori1,395 words
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Advertisement1203 1966-10-19 13 feELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE SVERLEAF FBR OUTWARD SERVICE FRIM UK CINTINENT. Leaeiag BM S pore P. S ham Penaaf CITY BF WELUNITBN LMHn, Ham»ur| Rotteuam. Ha. re. Hull. I,t «:w II let 1 Net 2 Nn CITY IF ST. AIIANS USBM, baVMB. Bremen. Hairburg S 7 Nn CITY1,203 words
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Article177 1966-10-19 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. T LADERS were steady on the stock: exchange today with ANZ Bank again providing ibe betit I rise among key industrials. The shares repeated yesterday'^ ten cent gain. ru>mg to 55.80 on buyers' quotation. Other small gains among leaden included ACI. British Tobacco and ICIANZ. In177 words
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Article372 1966-10-19 14 r piJK following list or selected x Malayan Industrial yields ia ba*ed on Uut sales to Oil. 15. Companies lacatad In Malaysia for taxation purposes: cent (7.7 p«r cent). Average groaa earntnga yield 12.2 per cent 1 11.8 per cent). Overall average gross dividend yield 8.4 per cent372 words
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Article71 1966-10-19 14 MINLSt Praduce Eacrunge. pora noon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk M.i sellers, druni $4i sellers. Cepra: Utt.. .Nov. LX Conimfeot. boquoted. Pepper: Muntok vhite MTTs seller*. Sarawak nhite <175 seilera. apecial Sarawak black BUTI sellers, garbled Lampong black Sl27a (N) aellera (**<<, NL.W), ASTA *14L'» (N)71 words
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Article37 1966-10-19 14 ON tbc fraa oxohanga market In Hoa( Kong yesterday tba U.O. dollar was quoted at S.TSI for T.T. and 0.741 for each. SUrling waa quoted at 18.00 and one tael of geld at 266 a.37 words
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758 1966-10-19 14 From Our Market Correspondent rnHERE was little change L in tendency on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with extremely quiet conditions prevailing. The market was steady and practically without movement on a reduced turnover of 372.600 units of stocks and shares. The fresh758 words
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Article29 1966-10-19 14 Malayan Stork Indices Oct 17 Oct. 18 •Industrials: 95.18 !'3.-'fi Tins. 108.3H 108.50 S rubbers: 111.06 110.82 ■Dec. 30. 19K3 aa 100 Dec. 29, I k 11)029 words
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Article893 1966-10-19 14 ULMM>^ id and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange >et>terdav wttb the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Baustaad (1.000) $1.49: C CM. (1 100. 51.41 U. il.-4.000) 51. 40. (1.000) $1 41: C. S. Heldmis (1.000) S3893 words
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Article24 1966-10-19 14 Oct. 18. RUBBER PRICE: 64* cents (up half a cent). TIN: 5607.624 (down $1.37*). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (down 5 tons).24 words
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Article224 1966-10-19 14 ]<*IOVEMBER ttrst grade rubber f.o.b. borers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singaporr yesterday at 641 cents per Ib. up half a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and M.R.E. closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday:224 words
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Advertisement1133 1966-10-19 14 Y^*""' KAWASAKJ KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific <Sc Atlantic Service > Hongkong v Angelai N. Yon Seanoort Ptiilaa. •■Taa^.aii Mara" 2) 27 Oft 21 31 Oct 21 Nn S Btt I Del "tiaritwa Mary 2124 Nit 21/ IB Nit IB Die Jaa I Jaa 14 JM Japan Direct Service Panang1,133 words
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Advertisement1010 1966-10-19 14 P&O ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN s.s. "CATHAY" (14,000 tent fully aircondifioned) DtporH:- Penong 29 Oct 1966 P. Sw«rttnhom 31 Oct 1966 Singapore) 2 Nev 1966 Fer Hongkong 6/8 Nev Japan 12/17 Nev Hongkong 21/23 Nev Returni:- Singapore 27 Nev 1966 P. Swettcnhem 29 Nev 1966 Penong 30 Nov 1966 FIRST1,010 words
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Advertisement260 1966-10-19 14 5 FOKt PiHAM ftNANto tTA/ETO 6TA/ETO felA/ETO FROM MADRAS NAGAPATTINAM fM IZ^ZauTSI Mo.ro* N.v I/B N 7 FROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "VISHVA MAMIMA" ColeS?.? 1 ROnfl n M dr H.v 1/4 N.v S N.v. FROM CALCUTTA M.V VISHV* VlfJ" In. AdeXOKM. Melbourne Ssdney O«t 21/21 Oet IS/ If M.V "RATNA MANJUSMIUf-260 words
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Advertisement884 1966-10-19 15 I > I 1 1 OF Choo Kirn Kiev, late of 340 Upper East Coast Koad, Singapore, who died 4th June. IM6 leaving a Will dated 28th December 1937. Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustee Ordinance all persons interested in or having claims against the estate of the deceased884 words
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Advertisement730 1966-10-19 15 NOTICE LINGUI TIN, LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) Dividend No: 67 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the 44th Annual General Meeting of the Company which will be held In the Board Room of Sime Darby Holdings Ltd., No. 71. Robinson Road. Slngapore-1. on Monday, the 31st October. 1966. at 12730 words
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Advertisement832 1966-10-19 15 NOTICES TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) IPOH MUNICIPALITY NOTICE NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that v is proposed to permit the operation of a plastic factory by mean* of electrically driven motors at premise* No. 18 Jalan Bunga Angßerek (Lot *****). Plnjl Park. Ipoh. which Lot is soned for commercial832 words
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Advertisement562 1966-10-19 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PEMBERITAHU KKRAJAAN NFr.t.RI PRRAR RANCHANGAN PfcRUMAHAN MURAH SELAMA Permohonan2. ada-iah dl-pelawa danaada Ra'ayat Negert /Warga Negara Malaysia yang mempunyai kelayakan2 saperti dl-bawah untok membell dengan oayaran ansoran Rumah Murah Kerajaan Negeri yang sekarang lm sedang di-bena di-Selama. Jenis rumah2 murah Inl la-lah rumah batu sanirai yang mempunyai tiga562 words
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Advertisement663 1966-10-19 15 TENDERS MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE 1. Tenders are Invited for the supply of 60.000 tins (Ready to Serve) Tinned Mushroom and Tomato Soup to the Angkatan Tentera Bersenlata Malaysia for delivery to No 1 Supply Company MSC. Batu Caves Kuala Lumpur. No. 4 Supply Platoon MSC Tawau Sabah and663 words
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Advertisement125 1966-10-19 15 TENDERS JOHORE PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN. J.K.R. Tawaran2 darlpada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar dl-J.K R. kelas "E" Head IV dan keatas akan dl-tertma dl-peiabat Juruter* Keria Kanan. J.K.R. Daerah. Johor Bahru. hingga pukol 2.30 petang pada 26hb. October. 1966 untok "CONSTRUCTION OP TRIPLE R.C BOX CULVERT ALONO KOTA TINOOI/KULAI ROAD. JOHOR. 2. Sexala125 words
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Advertisement592 1966-10-19 15 (|sso) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA BERHAD invite applications for post of OPERATIONS FOREMAN in their Port Dickson Refinery NATURE OF WORK Supervises loading and packaging of fuel products, asphalt, liquefied petroleum gas or ammonia. Directs industrial workers and controls inventory of packaged products. QUALIFICATIONS Malaysian citizen in the age group 25-35592 words
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361 1966-10-19 16 IT UA L A LUMPUR, Tues. Yang Siow Meng is strongly favoured by Indian hockey coach Venky Naidu to gain a place in the Malaysian team for the Asian Games at Bangkok in December. Mr. Naidu, who took charge of the Games361 words
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Article740 1966-10-19 16 GOING FORECAST Soft to heavy Race 1-2.30 Class 6 ($4,300) IMF 1 ***** JOSKER IV a (KY Lim) Daniels 8 9.0 (SK) 'Ahmad 2 2 ***** Draco a (Primrose) E Donnelly 7 8.13 (F) Pretty 7 3 ***** Zoorama a (Bright* West 7 8.12 »N» 6 4 *****740 words
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Article, Illustration508 1966-10-19 16 RACING by Ep#om J— p f|IGHLAND JOY (Race Five) is my bet of the day at Penang this afternoon. The four-year-old ran a promising race on Sunday when he came with a late run to finish third to speedy Besame Mucho ov^r s£f. Today's508 words
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Article163 1966-10-19 16 M'SOM W (ALL BOY POINTER Haee j JOSKER KASHJKT SIM KINIANU Draco Zoorama Joskrr Sian Kuniang .looker Wiooro Kmce x IKIII.AS lIM MRII I.OK SABHA lok Sabha I < '< Subha lkhUa Lord Francis Bob -jane Lord Francis Race S XVI.I I)OZhR INDICATION INDK ATION Indication Viola Viola163 words
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106 1966-10-19 16 WATERPOLO Tourists tired, thrashed 8-2 PERTH, Tues. The touring Singapore waterpolo team were beaten 8-2 by Western Australia at Beatty Park pool here yesterday. The Singapore team, who were playing their eighth match since their arrival in Perth on Oct. 10. appeared tired by too many matches and were easily106 words
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Article57 1966-10-19 16 JOCKKV FORM gives placlngs of the past 15 mounts of the top 12 riders. Latest placing is on the right. Coles (8.1) OOOOIUGUOO33IH ulrman (7.8; *************** Pretty (7.11 *************** Posner (7.8) *************** Nelson (7.9) *************** Trevena (7.12) *************** Kingston (7.9; *************** Weir (7.8) *************** Subian (7.8) *************** Harbridge57 words
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Article82 1966-10-19 16 t 'ARDIPF, Tue*. Lynn v Davies, the Olympic. European and Commonwealth Gamea long jump champion, is considpring retiring from athletic*. He said here that he was considering commercial advertising offers which, it is understood could earn him about £10,000. Davies. a physical training lecturer at Cardiff TrainingReuter - 82 words
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Article73 1966-10-19 16 MANILA Tues. Eleven more swimmers. Including eight girls, have been selected for the Philippine swimming team to the Fifth Asian Games In Bangkok Earlier ten swimmers, including two girls, were chosen to make up the swimming team but the Philippine Amateur Swimming Association decided in addReuter - 73 words
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833 1966-10-19 16 SOCCER ROUNDUP ONDON, Tues. Several English League soccer clubs are protesting about proposals winners England to compete in the Canadian centenary tournament in Montreal next May. Alan Hardaker, the English Football League secretary said yesterday: "Clubs have been in contact with the management committeeReuter - 833 words
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Article77 1966-10-19 16 SINGAPORE. Tues Mr. C.C. Tan has been re-elected president of the Singapore Island Country Club lor 1966-67: Mr Lee Kirn Yew and Mr C. Y. Koh were elected vice-presi-dents. Captain Cheong Thlam Slew; vlce-captn:. Donald Read. Cecil Wong. Committee Messrs. H. M Dyne, W W Gawne.77 words
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Article84 1966-10-19 16 WEIGHTLIFTING I/ AST BERLIN, Tues.— 1 Evgeny Kaiusura of the Sovift Union set a new record of 437.5 kilos ,964}-lb> in ;ne world weight lift mi; championships yesterday and also retained his title. The 29-year-old Soviet army officer broke his own world record set up earlier thisReuter - 84 words
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Advertisement167 1966-10-19 16 A FAMILY CAR PLUS! Room: Performance: Economy: Even more pluses inThe Corona easily seats A standing start )i mils This varies, of course, but elude: five adults in comfort. takes you less than 20 don't be surprised if you Outstanding road-ability, seconds. Cruising speed is average more miles to ths167 words
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Miscellaneous65 1966-10-19 16 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl WmAT y WELL, T^ESE'S 1 S£\D MIAA A LOT O' A?t I A DEMT.ST BUSINESS/ SO WE ll GV= I Gcic, V^ EXT P°Q g v V A TEN! PERCENT OPF Th 7 11 11 t.',' l II H KTWAT STEAK VTOO BA^N \Hus9/<'\ WAS65 words
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Article331 1966-10-19 17 FIVE TO MISS FINAL TRIALS ATHLETICS f£ UA L A LUMPUR. Tues. Four top athletes beside sprint champion Mani Jegathesan will miss the Malaysian AAU's final Asian Games trials at the Merdeka Stadium from Friday to Sunday. Jera, who qualified with a 100 m run in 104 in Singapore last331 words
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Article, Illustration309 1966-10-19 17 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI THE SAME PLAYERS WILL ALSO COMPETE IN GANEFO, SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION BY COUNCIL I By gINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Badminton Association today announced their team of 11 six men and five women for the Asian Games in Bangkok in December. They309 words
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Article43 1966-10-19 17 HOCKKY Perak Govt Servlrea (Ipoh): Education 4 Postals 0: CMH 7 NEB 0. SOCCER RDY Cup (Ipoh). KED 2 KUat 1; Cheng Wah 3 Ipoh Youngsters 1. Voon Cup (Ipoh): PWD 2 Cheng Wah 1 Kriendly (Taipingi: Prisons 4 Armed Forces 1.43 words
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Article198 1966-10-19 17 GAMES SELECTION I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Olympic Council of Malaysia selection committee will hold a final meeting here on Monday to decide on the contingent for the fifth Asian Games at Bangkok in December. i The team-list will then be submitted to the council meeting198 words
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Article41 1966-10-19 17 LONDON, Tues. Walter McOowan. who defends his world flyweight championship against Chartchai Chionoi of Thailand in Bangkok in December, will have a "parm-up" fiht here On Nov. 16. against a world-rated bantam, yet to b* named, over ten rounds.— ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article111 1966-10-19 17 Chee beats record in trials SHOOTING SINGAPORE. Tues. William Chee. the captain of the smallbore section, scored 353 out of a possible 400 in the final Singapore Rifle Association 10-metres air rifle Asian Games trials held at Gimson School today. His record-breaking total beat by three points the existing Spap111 words
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Article28 1966-10-19 17 MALACCA. Tues. Defending champions Malacca High School "A", trounced War Department Civilians 6-0 in the opening match of the Malacca Hockey Association's knockout competition here today.28 words
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Article197 1966-10-19 17 Victoria forwards carry the day SCHOOLS RUGBY ft UA L A LUMPUR, Tues. Better organised and more active forwards gave Victoria Institution the day against St. John's Institution in the un-der-18 schools rugger final at Armed Forces ground yesterday. VI won 8-0 with a goal and a penalty. Zakaria at197 words
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Article128 1966-10-19 17 Hong Kong to hold more trials KONO. Tues. Hon. M Kong selector* for an Bangkok Asian Oamee. said today they would have to hold trial* again next weekend Performances at an open meeting yesterday were dLappointing. Weather condition hil^Ji *L but many "thletea blamed the sandy track at Sookunpoo forReuter - 128 words
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Article99 1966-10-19 17 rH. Tues. Sekolah Tengku Abdul Rahman (Star) will make a strong bid for their first win against Malay College, Kuala Kangsar. In their annual ***** series on the Padang here on Saturday. The match is expected to be a thrilling one as both teams will Include some99 words
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Article367 1966-10-19 17 Forces N in line for first final MALAYA CUP RUGBY /COMMONWEALTH Forces North, who beat Malaysiari Armed Forces 16-15 here on Saturday, have a great chance of entering the Malaya Cup rugger final for the first time In seven yean of competition. With two more matches to play. Forces North367 words
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Article167 1966-10-19 17 SPORTSLETTER A question of time l-TROM recent statement^ it Hems that the rul» on time not being fully played in rugby has not been fully understood. Law 10 of Rugb? Football pro\tdes that the referee is the sole timekeeper and judge. The question arises as ta wh.it happens when full167 words
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Advertisement137 1966-10-19 17 ■E~V iP^^ #kk m «r m•* ■fw <r"^" '!'< I Almost 200 Large Diameter Bored Piles varying in diameter from lb> 30' to 48" were recently constructed by Caisson Piling Limited l|H^t t0 su PP°rt c o |umn loadings in excess of 2,800 tons on a 22 BMbW storey office137 words
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Miscellaneous90 1966-10-19 17 1 DIARY I HOLMV S'jor Oiv. t: Police Depot v SEA iGurney Rd. XL); Uiv. S: EPP v Mara Pantaij; S'gor Club v Munic pality tPadang); PWD v Malaysian Airwajn iChcra»Rd>; RRI v MCIS (Gurney Rd). Perafc Oovt. Services: Police v Prirters: PWD-Municipality v Telecoms (both matches at Ipoh Padanßi90 words
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Miscellaneous284 1966-10-19 17 Straits Times Crossword ACSOBB S Seeming to be a quiet family 1. Prescription for the lovelorn? man. perhaps (>). (8). U. Trace wandering girl, belryt I. Una mistakes main cause of given freedom of action (5-Ul-feeUng (6). 7). t. "The Case of the Careless IS Harvest on poor soil in284 words
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Article, Illustration706 1966-10-19 18 KOTA BIIAIU lues. I lie xisiiin^ Vice-Presi-(lciil of India, Dr. Znkir Husain, given ;i red carpel welcome when he arrived ;il Pengkalan Chepa Airport today For ;i 24-hour visii to Kelantan. Dr. Husain and his party arrived in an RMAF Dart Herald706 words
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Article26 1966-10-19 18 NEW YORK, Tues— Elizabeth Arden Graham, who founded the Elizabeth Arden cosmetics firm, died at her home here last night She was 75. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article322 1966-10-19 18 LONDON, Tues.— The resurgence of activity in British Funds showed no signs of waning today on the London stock market. Fresh buying orders pushed stocks higher, with other fixed Interest Issues moving up In sympathy. Oalns in gilt-edged ranged to of a point. Market sources322 words
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Article59 1966-10-19 18 LONDON. Tues.— Spot l»' 2 d., Nov. l»Sd., Dec. l»'«d., Jan 19 r ,,d, Jan. March 20d. April/ June 20 3 16d, July Sept 20 3 16d.. Oct., Dec. 20 3 16d Jan. March 20 3 16d.. April June 20 3 16d. July Sept. 20 3 16d Oct Dec.59 words
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Article27 1966-10-19 18 LONDON, Tues— Buyers £1217 £l). sellers £1218 (—£2) Forward buyers £1216 <— £li sellers £1216', (—£!>„), Settlement £1219 <-Xl>. Turnover a.m. 150 tons, p.m. 166 tons. Tone: Steady27 words
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233 1966-10-19 18 Causeway permits 'nothing but a barricade bid SINGAPORE. Tues. The Automobile Association of Singapore today described the Malaysian Government's move to require motor- >>tN crossing the Causeway into Wrst .Malaysia to have international circulation permits as an attempt to "barricade' the Causeway. "I here is little doubt that the barricade233 words
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Article56 1966-10-19 18 JAKARTA. Tues.— The ban impos>ea by the lormer Indonesian Government on shipments of oil to South Vietnam and Malaysia has been lifted, the daily newspaper Suluh Marhaen reported here today. The newspaper said the Minister of MimiiK. Mr. Bratanata. lifted the ban in a move toReuter - 56 words
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Article41 1966-10-19 18 LONDON. Tues. Queen Elizabeth today signed a free pardon for Timothy Evans who was hanged for the murder of his daughter 16 years ago. The Home Secretary. Mr. Roy Jenkins, announced this In the House of Commons. AP.AP - 41 words
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171 1966-10-19 18 |(UALA LUMPUR, XX Tues.— The threenation committee on liberalisation of trade among ASA countries today studied the formation of a free trade system for the three markets in detail. Debates met until late this evoniiiK to cnuMder on a product -by-product basis, the171 words
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Obituary95 1966-10-19 18 V. IV NAIDU. I o,Mt Department pa»s<-d away nudrtenlv Kunernl t M Jalan Honpital, Kulim on MR. COH KENC HUI, fOon rhor. ■B" 1 v lacefully on is-in-66. Corteice leavM <-A Rrartdrll Road. S porr on 2(Mu-t>fi at 4 00 p m for Bldadarl. MADAM ONN SEAH LIEW 9395 words
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Advertisement144 1966-10-19 18 Latt CLASSIFIEDS TO JOAN and (i, ok Tian, mm. gam* W,c Loon, hro.h.r to Carotin. Slew c-h.ni; on is 10-10 M at Mount Alvernia Ho.«pilal. Thank* to Slrteri %nd Staff. IN CHERISHED LOVINC Mrmor* of O. Kalakrmhnan departed on I H- 1 <» t.i Crtatlv mimed but F»cul«r In hearts144 words
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Miscellaneous50 1966-10-19 18 The weather Highest and low** temperaHires in Mai., .-MRapom lor the period 8 p.m. Moml.iv 10 fl p.m. yesterday: Highest 1m..-»t Kuala Lumpur [m 73 Kota Bharu hi n Penaiif? 2 73 JP 0 11 86 73 Smstaporr gg 73 C. Highlands 66 57 Jessekon 88 ~b KuchiiiK 84 7350 words
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