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Title Section25 1966-11-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The National NewspniiHr Estd. 1845 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 211425 words
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507 1966-11-07 1 Those car permits will be ready soon lOHORE, BAHRU, J Sun. The international permits required by Singapore motorists to enter West Malaysin will be obtainable at the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore and at the Registrar of Motor Vehicles office here soon. This was announced by the Malaysian Minister of507 words
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Article396 1966-11-07 1 American troops beat back Red human-wave attacks SAIGON, Sunday AMERICAN troops today beat off human-wave Vietcong attacks in furious jungle combat. At least 157 Communist (mops were killed in a three-day battle in Tay Xinh Province, north-west of Saigon, l\S. spokesmen reported today. The Vietcong, desperately lighting396 words
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Article101 1966-11-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Central Government has stopped the publication of a local Chinese newspaper, the Mm Pao Daily. The paper, which has a Singapore edition, began publication here only about a month ago. In a frontpage announcement, the paper said it had received a directive101 words
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Article32 1966-11-07 1 SYDNEY. Sun. The U.S. Navy submarine Tiru. which ran aground on a reef off Australia's East Coast two days ago. was pulled free by a tug, oflicials reported today.32 words
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271 1966-11-07 1 OAU calls on members to aid people of Rhodesia ADDIS ABABA, Sun. A plenary session of the Organisation of African Unity ministerial council today adopted a draft resolution calling on all member-states .to extend material assistance to the people of Zimbabwe tflhodeSIH) The session also asked members to contribute toReuter - 271 words
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Article40 1966-11-07 1 LOURENCO MARQUES (Mozambique). Sun. Five servicemen were killed and two injured when the lorry in which they were travelling plunged into a ravine near Porto Amelia in northern Mozambique, the Armed Forces headquarters here announced today. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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150 1966-11-07 1 SELANGOR MCA SAYS 'NO' TO THAT SACKING KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Sun. The Selangor MCA today decided it could not support the central working committee's resolutions of Oct. 18 on the language issue and the expulsion of Mr. Sim Mow Yu, one of the national vice-chairmen of the MCA Youth. The decision150 words
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Article32 1966-11-07 1 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Commandant of the Indonesian Army Stall College. Major Oenrral Suwarto, arrived here this evening (or a two-day vi.sit to discuss "issues of common interest" with Singapore leaders.32 words
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Article32 1966-11-07 1 JOHANNESBURG. Sun. South Africa is planr.ins to build a vast fleet of oil tankers us a safeguard against passible United Nations oil sanctions, according to a newspaper report today.32 words
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Article, Illustration188 1966-11-07 1 Mystery of shot man in sea SINGAPORE, Sun rE discovery of a body floating in Singapore waters off Sultan Shoal three days ago has set two posers for the police. The body was recovered by a Marine patrol boat on Thursday morning. It had no identification papers. It has now188 words
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Article59 1966-11-07 1 WASHINGTON, Sun. Two men alleged to have plotted to blow up a railway bridge in Zambia which could have caused a world copper shortage have been arrested in New York. The FBI announced that the men had been charged with trying to bribe two other AmericansReuter - 59 words
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Article43 1966-11-07 1 SINGAPORE. Sun An 11--member Japanese youth goodwill mission flew into Singapore tonight to took into and study youth activities here. The mission, led by Mr. Toshishlge Pujil. will be here on a fourday visit sponsored by the Japanese Government.43 words
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Article59 1966-11-07 1 qVMPEH, Sun. The official Chinese Nation- alist Central News Agency said today that more than 200 Red Guards were killed in an explosion in Shanghai on Oct. 1, China's National Day. It said the explosion occurred in the auditorium of a primary school where more than 1.000AP - 59 words
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Article145 1966-11-07 1 Black and Tun talk again FRASER'S HILL, Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, had an hour-long talk here today with the U.S. Presidential adviser, Mr. Eugene Black, on American aid to Malaysia. They will continue their ta.lks at the National Operations Room in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. The talks145 words
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Article44 1966-11-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The situation in Sarawak ls "very vrrv calm and with the co-operation of the Indonesians acros. 1 the border incursions into thr Siair will peter out soon, the Sarawak Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawi Sli. said here today.44 words
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Article31 1966-11-07 1 USE FORCr CALL ADDIS ABABA. Sna. Thirty eight African itions tonight called on Britain to nse force to bring down lan Smith's rebel Bhodcsian retime.— AP. (See Col. l»nr)AP - 31 words
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Article, Illustration74 1966-11-07 2 Vietcong shell Saigon as crowds gather for parade DEOPLE took shelter behind trees when the Vietcong shelled Saigon as the Independence Day parade was about to begin last week. Six people were killed and 26 injured in the first attack in the area of the cathedralUPI - 74 words
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Article64 1966-11-07 2 LONDON, Sun. Britan. claimed a major break through in world avla t!on yesterday by auto matically landing a jet liner at a fogbound a;r pur. The "hands off" touchdowi of the three-Jet Trldei.i at London Airport on Friday night could signal the beginning of the endUPI - 64 words
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Article164 1966-11-07 2 MOSCOW, Sun. Moscow television showed Josef Stalin last night for the first time in 10 years. The television devoted only five seconds to the late dictator reviewing the 1941 Rod Square parade— but the film indicated the most striking step toward "re--1 Stalinisatlon" since the164 words
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Article28 1966-11-07 2 On bail— shot dead ALBANIA. Sun. Huuert Strangre. free on bail while Appealing against a murder conviction. was shot dead hrre last night by an unknown assailant. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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220 1966-11-07 2 AMERICAN PHANTOM JETS SHOOT DOWN TWO MiGs IN VIETNAM BATTLE SAIGON, Sunday. IT.S. Air Force Phantom jets yesterday shot down two supersonic MiG-21 jet fighters 100 miles north-west of Hanoi, an American military spokesman announced today. In an early report on the air battle, the spokesman said a pilot inReuter - 220 words
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Article92 1966-11-07 2 PATNA. Sun. About one million people, mostly hungry unemployed farmers, lined the route yesterday as the Prime Minister. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, toured areas of faminestricken Bthar State She motored through 80 milfs of dried, cracked Melds In thr three worst affected districts Monghyr, GayaReuter - 92 words
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Article138 1966-11-07 2 ADDIS ABABA. Sun. Ghana last night agreed to release 19 Gnineans held in Accra sine* last week, thus saving a summit conference of African leaders from collapse. Seven Heads of State attending the summit conference of the Organisation of African I'nity which opened hereReuter - 138 words
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Article45 1966-11-07 2 SINGAPORE. Sun The Indonesian Army chief. Gen Suharto, has re-named the air base at Semarang. in central Java, after the late Oen Achmad Yani. who was massacred by Communist rebels duuring last year's abortive coup. Radio Jakarta reported today. UPIUPI - 45 words
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Miscellaneous18 1966-11-07 2 TUE SAMBOLC -r ."fr^ *aZII iGCORSE.OeAR^ aZJMh. L will you •jS >^r/mev/cr mino if) V s Sou'Re Bur^y18 words
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294 1966-11-07 3 The military call-up to be slashed: McNamara JOHNSON CITY, (Texas), Sunday. THE U.S. Secretary of Defence, Mr. Robert McNamara, told President Johnson yesterday that military draft calls may be cut by half next year because of a planned slowdown in the American build-up in Vietnam. President Johnson and Mr. McNamara.Reuter; AP - 294 words
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91 1966-11-07 3 FLORENCE. Sun. Floodravaged Florence had a mass jailbreak yesterday and harassed police diverted some of their forces from badly-needed flood relief to a hunt for the criminals. Police said 83 prisoners on Florence's Via Ghibellina took advantage of the confusion caused by the floodUPI - 91 words
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Article58 1966-11-07 3 MOSCOW. Sun. The 11 men who rule Russia were featured in strict alphabetical order on most portrait displays erected for the Soviet Union's 49th revolution anniversary. The alphabetical listing put the Communist Party general secretary. Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, at the head of the 11 Politburo members. The58 words
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Article52 1966-11-07 3 Fatmawati in Holland THE HAGUE. Sun. Madam Fatmawati. first wife of President Soekarno. arrived here yesterday for a short stay in Holland Early next week she will fly to London for the operation in a private hospital to relieve high blood pressure. She will recuperate In Europe for a fewUPI - 52 words
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305 1966-11-07 3 The riot police move into the city of rape PARIS, Sun.— Twelve hundred French riot police have moved into the Paris suburbs to help protect young girls and women from a rising wave of sex crimes which has shocked this city. The latest crime the rape of a 14 yearReuter - 305 words
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Article54 1966-11-07 3 ROME. Sun. Italian actress Olna Lollobrigida and French actor Jean Sorel were given suspended two-month jail sentences here last night for obscenity in their roles in the film "Le Bamboule" (The Dolls). The film's producer. Gianni Hecht Lucari. and director, Mauro Bolognini, were also givenReuter - 54 words
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Article47 1966-11-07 3 SALISBURY, Sun The Rhodesian Prime Minister. Mr lan Smith, has said his latest message to Britain contains firm proposals for a settlement of the year-old Independence crisis. Mr. Smith said that the message was handed to the British mission here on Friday night. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article42 1966-11-07 3 DELHI. Sun. At least 80 people were injured when rioting students and police fought a twohour battle In Allahabad last night. Students also set fire to petrol tanker and an electricity substation, causing power breakdowns. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article171 1966-11-07 3 JAKARTA, SUn Jakarta's three million population was today warned that Communists would create disturbances in the capital in the next five days. The chief of the political section of the Jakarta Garrison Command, Col. Urip Widodo. said: "Jakarta citizens should increase their vigilance asReuter - 171 words
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Article76 1966-11-07 3 MOSCOW. Sun. The Soviet t'nion accused Communist China and the United States yesterday of largescale secret trading with one another Izvestia. the Russian Government newspaper, said the trade is carried on through Hong Kong and Macao and exceeds IS. trade wfth Russia and East Europe. It said76 words
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Article112 1966-11-07 3 What the stars foretell -by post BANGKOK, Sun.—Twentyfour men and one woman yesterday became the first graduates of astrology in Thailand. They took a postal correspondence course hero which lasted four years. One of the graduates, retired Air Vice-Marshal Yeu Niamthan. told reporters that he had been interested in asReuter - 112 words
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Article34 1966-11-07 3 CANBERRA. Sun. —The American submarine Tiru was today towed off Frederick Reef, where it had been grounded since Thursday, U.S. Embassy announced that the sub was on the way to Brisbane.— AP.AP - 34 words
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Advertisement438 1966-11-07 3 I X MAS I I BUY BEFORE TOO LATE! I 95"x108" Bedsbeets (Large) Now S 5.75 I i 72"x 99" Bedsheets (Double) S 3.75 52"x 99" Bedsheets (Single) S 2.00 White Pillowcases .50c. I 1 Striped Fancy Towels .75c. a Dish Cloths (3 Pieces) S 1.00 t Blankets (5 Colours)438 words
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Advertisement201 1966-11-07 3 TRIMVItW i *^|Bj»a»a»a^B^Bps%! ALUMINIUM WINDOWS DOORS NO PAINTING NO MAINTENANCE! MAXIMUM VENTILATION I PIMM MIX) ma brachurtt and price lists on Tt.m.i.w W.ndoyv. and Do»r». I Nam* i I rr :~~z -^..^z FQLiIN" 5L Brothers Limited US JALAN PETALING, KUALA LUMPUR. TELS: 112J7 t ***** A man wants a man's201 words
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467 1966-11-07 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. IJI'LES under which a condemned prisoner may apply for leave to appeal to the Privy Council in London have been published in the Government Gazette. The Judicial Committee (Criminal Appeals) Rules 1966 provide that when intimation is received by the High Court467 words
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137 1966-11-07 4 Teachers' union hits out at Ministry SINGAPORE, Sun The Singapore Malay Teachers' Union today passed a resolution condemning the Ministry of Education for the alleged non implementation of "certain matters' in the agreement reached between the union and the Ministry last November. The resolution was adopted this afternoon at a137 words
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Article35 1966-11-07 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's mobile X-ray unit will be xUtioned at Kar Yeng Five District* General Association in Bukit Timah Road from tomorrow to Thursday, between 5.30 p.m. and 9 p.m.35 words
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207 1966-11-07 4 Teachers should help shape policy: Ishak SINGAPORE, Sun. School principals and teachers can and should play a part in the shaping of the educational policy and educational system in Singapore, the Minister of State for Education, Inche Rahim Ishak, said last night. Speaking at a re-union dinner and dance organised207 words
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Article48 1966-11-07 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Police Civilian Staff Association will hold a film show at the State Cinema at 10 a.m. on Nov. 11 to raise funds lor its building project. The show is under the patronage of the Commissioner of Police. Mr. John Le Cain.48 words
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224 1966-11-07 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. T*HE Government will have powers to appoint •1 inspectors to investigate and report on the administration of any unit trust scheme when a new Trustees Bill, which was given a first reading in Parliament recently, is passed. Singapore's original Trustees Ordinance was224 words
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Article78 1966-11-07 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. There will be no water and poor pressure In the following areas tomorrow: Hong Kong Street (house nos. 11 to 21, 32. 36. 46. 46 and 47) and New Bridge Road (house nos. 66 to 69 and the Chung Khiaw Bank) from 9 a.m.78 words
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Article79 1966-11-07 4 IN a report published In the Straits Times .if Nov. 5, the Second District Judge. Mr. Donald Yeo. wa.s quoted as having suggested that the two complainants, Inche Darus and Inche Rahlm, could apply through the Attorney-General of Sin- gapore to charge Abdul Rahman with perjury. It79 words
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Advertisement217 1966-11-07 4 LIONS CLUB OF SINGAPORE (HOST) j! presents A Charity Film Premiere Under the diitinf wi*htd patrenof* The Hon. MloiiHr for HnMi, Mr. Ytm« NyoV Lin nj at CAPITOL (Spore) Wed. 9th Nov. at 9.15 p.m. In Aid of ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY PROJECT FUND Far th. Univ«niry of Sinfoporo Tickori: $40, S2S,217 words
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Advertisement150 1966-11-07 4 BOILS DISAPPEAR! Painful botli soon start to heal ai toon •s you apply a few drops of southing. healing D.D.D. PRESCRIPTION. This golden liquid sinks deep do»n into the skin, killing germs fan. and promoting skin health. Just feel the pain disappear, the swelling subside and then watch how quickly150 words
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Advertisement474 1966-11-07 4 A LIONS CLUB SINGAPORE CENTRAL (mS& proudly presents A GRAND CHARITY FILM PREMIERE THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE Of-.^-_-_--, S THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR HEALTH i MR. YONG NYUK LIN-^ J IN AID OF THONG CIIAI MEOICAL w KWONS WAI SIU INSTITUTION FREE HOSPITAL ODEON: WED., 16th NOV. 1966 AT 8.30 p.m.474 words
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Advertisement618 1966-11-07 4 I^ATHAYi^ NOW SHOWING I Please Note Cnange Ot Times: I 10 4J, 1 15, 3 45, 30 ft 9)»pm rretanted In 70MM "RUSSIAN ADVENTURE" I Hatted by lING CROSBY II Technicolor A CATHAY Release, j II COMING 1 CLINT EASTWOOO tn A FISIFUL OF DOLLARS Technicolor TechniScope. NOW SHOWING! I618 words
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Article25 1966-11-07 5 TAIPING Sun— The Kllat Club here will jmld dance at the Town Hall on Dec 3 in aid 0/ the Convent Orphanage Fund.25 words
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Article50 1966-11-07 5 TAIPING. Sun. The Sultan of Peralc yesterday opened the Taiping Merdeka Memorial Library and expressed the hooe that the people would make lull use of it. The library has about 1,000 members. The fee fe, $10 a year for ordinary members and $4 a year for schoolchildren50 words
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Article, Illustration307 1966-11-07 5 Molly is Miss Tourism CINGAPORE. Sun. 0 Pretty Miss Molly Ang Mooi Hua, a University of Singapore undergraduate, was crowned "Miss Tourism Singapura 1966" before a large crowd at the National Theatre last night. The 22-year-old beauty beat other finalists to win the trip round the world in 80 days307 words
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159 1966-11-07 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Thirty-eight employees of F raser and Neave Ltd. in Singapore, who together have served the firm for a total of 630 years, were rewarded at a ceremony on Friday. Six of them, Messrs. Four Chit. Tan Ah Niah, Low Ah Hong,159 words
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84 1966-11-07 5 SING A POPE, Sun.— Seven armed robbers today escaped with $10.--000 in cash and iewellery after holding up the uropnetor of a provision store at Lorone 30. Geylanß. The proprietor. Mr. Ang Boon Thye. and his family were having breakfast when the thutjs walked84 words
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378 1966-11-07 5 From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING, Sunday SOCIETY to promote the use of the Iban language was formed in Kuching today by 60 prominent Iban community leaders and Government officials. Among the founder mem- i bers are leading members of several political parties in378 words
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Advertisement512 1966-11-07 5 THE LATEST CAB RADIO I NEW 1 CLARION deluxe The economical, highly-sensitive car radio made to suit you and yourcar.Oneyearfull guarantee •8 transistors and 3 diodes. *5 push-botton tuning. 'Complete with 7-inch dynamic speaker (gi/es excellent bass) and 'Special key-locK aerial. •Unique micro preselected tuning system for perfect station selection512 words
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239 1966-11-07 6 Self-help projects plan by Malay traders PENANG, Sunday. TWO hundred Malay businessmen in Penang and Province Wellesley last night resolved to launch various projects to help boost Malay economy in the State. The businessmen, attending a special meeting organised by the Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce at Batu Maung, decided239 words
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Article, Illustration225 1966-11-07 6 NAYAGAM BLAMES GOVT FOR TENSION' IN NEB I7UALA LUMPUR. Sun. For the first time in 17 years employeremployee relations in the National Electricity Board have reached breaking point because of "persistent" interference by the Government. This was stated today by Mr S. S. Nayagam. secretary of the staff side of225 words
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Article60 1966-11-07 6 PENANQ. Sun— Fiiteen members of the Hindu Youth Organisation today donated a pint uf b.ood each to thr- Penang Biuod Bank as part of their Youth Week activities The donors, led by Mr M Kanalingam. president of the organisation, were met by Mr. Mak Shee Shim,60 words
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Article114 1966-11-07 6 Top stars for big show (2INGAPORE. Sun. A variety show, "Stars on Parade." will be staged at the National Theatre at 8 p.m. on Nov. 20. The show, organised by the parish council of the Church of the Sacred Heart in Tank Road, is under the patronage of the Minister114 words
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Article59 1966-11-07 6 PENANG. Sun —Mr. Khaw Kolc Kliuan. a senior clerk at the General Post Office. »v fatally injured today in a motor-cycle accident jn Burmah Road. Mr Khau 58 died on the way to hospital. His wife. Chung Teh Sah. 40, i who was riding on the59 words
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Article48 1966-11-07 6 SUNGEI PA.TANI. Sun.— A businessman. Abdullah bin Abdul Ghafar, 49. was yesterday fined $800 or mx months' jail for fail- ing to submit his income tax returns fur 1965. The magistrate's court here was told this was Abdullah's ninth I conviction for similar offences48 words
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137 1966-11-07 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A Bill 1 to provide for the regulation of insurance business in Singapore, which has been read a first time in Parliament, requires all companies operating in the Republic to be registered and to deposit a sum of 5300.000 uith the AccountantGeneral137 words
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255 1966-11-07 6 Road of fear where even toys are not safe By RUDY BELTRAN l/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Residents in Jalan Sarawak, off Pudu Road here, are living in constant fear of thugs and thieves who steal almost anything from car wheels to children's tricycles. They have appealed to the police to send255 words
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Article30 1966-11-07 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Housing and Development Board has accepted two tenders for the conatructiun of seven blocks of 10--atorey shops and flats costing a total of S2 *****030 words
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230 1966-11-07 6 A blind couple: Our happiest day... pENANG. Sun. A blind Malay couple i are the proud parents t of a bouncing baby boy whom they took home from the Penang Maternity Hospital today. "You can novrr imafjln* how happy and proud we are of our !>aby.' Inche Ahmad bin Yusofl230 words
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Article42 1966-11-07 6 PENANU- Sun— The vice-pr* 1 cident of the First National Cuy Bank of New York. Mr. C. M. SteI wart, arrived here today to tour local industrial development sites and discuss the bank'.s joint venture programme wlttl local bank official*42 words
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Article27 1966-11-07 6 SINGAPORE. Sun —A 10-ro*n delegation from thr Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce wili leave for Jakarta on Nov. 20 to establish contacts with Indonesian traders.27 words
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Article, Illustration91 1966-11-07 7 Miss Malaysia finds London a little chilly PSETTI 1!t- year old Mrrlvn McKHvie from Kuala Lumpur found Nn\ crnlicr in London chillier than the rxpeHrd when she arrived by air for Urn "Vttm World" contest preliminaries. But street -works watchman came to the rescue with a91 words
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Article39 1966-11-07 7 IPOH. Sun. A sample MTTCf of knowledge, attitudes and practice of family planning will begin here tomorrow The thlCB tCCt sunry. undertaken by the Statistics Department and conducted by women, will cover 750 households here.39 words
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Article42 1966-11-07 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. A South Korean trade delegation is now in Singapore holding trade talks with local businessmen. Thr three-man delegation, wlurh is led by Mr. Lre Eung Gu. al.s< mn officials Of Trade Division oi the Finance Min:slry.42 words
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245 1966-11-07 7 ASSEMBLYMEN MAY GET ACCIDENT AND DEATH BENEFITS PENANG. Sunday TWO Bills to enable the Chief Minister and other members of the State Assembly to claim benefits on account of any accident arising from the performance of their duties will be introduced in the Assembly on Nov. 16. The Bills provide245 words
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139 1966-11-07 7 Australia may clamp food ban on our students From GARY YEANG DERTH, Sun.— A total J ban on the import of foodstuffs by students may be imposed by the Australian health authorities. This follows r» breach ot regulations forbidding meat to enter Ibc country The Health Department believes 'Hat parent*139 words
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Article48 1966-11-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Registration of irade marks and patents for Sttbah has now been transferred to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore, a statement from the Ministry of Commerce nnci Industry announced Applications should be sent to the Registrar of Trade Marks at Court Hill. Kuala Lumpur48 words
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Miscellaneous25 1966-11-07 7 ttuffft ttunnfi fl, f Huiph UvkmdaM i minute. n y\ V~~^tr^~T^*\ WATCH THAT PEDESTRIAN.. <) I U I V *'*>L I {_5I? P FOR AT SIGNAL.^)25 words
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856 1966-11-07 8 Further grounds for divorce provided in Bill SINGAPORE, Sunday. \yiDE reform of the law on marriage and divorce in Singapore is proposed under the Women's Charter (Amendment) Bill, which has been given a first reading in Parliament. These amendments to the existing law.856 words
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185 1966-11-07 8 CUNGEI PATANI, Sun. More than $20,000 worth of rubber was lost when the Boon Senp smokehouse in Pekan Lama was gutted by fire thii morning. The total los,s. Including the smokehouse. was eMimated at $35,000 Thor* were no casualties Police Constable Ismail was185 words
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Article61 1966-11-07 8 .SINGAPORE. Sun.— Orphaned children at the Bahratton Army's Lee Kuo nursery home will benefit from the variety re\ue "Ea>t Side. West Side" presented by RAF Tengah recently. The show raised $429.28 which til h.tnded over to Maior B Jeevtes. who is in Charm "f the home,61 words
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Article55 1966-11-07 8 IAIPING Bun A iormrr rieI tective Mohamed Vunus bin Abdul AA 38. with three previous convictions, was tailed for six months for cheat in« Tnk Ho and Co. her* I of two bottles of liquor and car- ton of cigarettes worth a total of $53 by55 words
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Article151 1966-11-07 8 IPOH. Sunday THE Perak State Government has taken over from the Religious Affairs Department the running of the Koran reading competition at State level from this year. The State Secretary. Raia Mokhtar bin Raja Ya'acob. who heads the 32-member committee appointed for this job.151 words
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Miscellaneous160 1966-11-07 8 I//,./ O*» n It,, \\T Hnwnlin Y\H*SSA MATTER 1 NOT A THIM£. \^^~~~~C TH' WE? Y'MEWJ OP COURSE NOT' IT'S^A 4. ATS RkSHT.' UO WITH BACBfeCUES BUT THAT'S IT WAS I'M NOT GONNA, A MEN-OKJLY KIND NO A WOMEN: J AN' fVNiCS? NOT WHAT I I TH'WE' BE IN THIS160 words
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Advertisement110 1966-11-07 9 Premium TETRAMEL® sM^^y~fß--J ~^L3 ~^m ~9P^9i J^^& B y^ IT'S HERE NOW from the newest refinery I power all the time. Fill up with Mobil Premium. Mobil Premium with Tetramel.® The new power Maximum power for faster acceleration. Instant fe^ sensation in motoring. Tetrapower. Mobil Pre- power for faster take-off.110 words
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Obituary26 1966-11-07 10 10 Wordi SIS (Minimum) STELLA RAYMOND PfRIIRA passed away 20-10-86 at Oopurara Anjengo. Requiem Mass at Mnmaeulate conception Johore Bahru on 27-11-M at %M a.m.26 words
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Article167 1966-11-07 10 in Mora's SIS (Minimum) MY GRATEFUL THANKS to Doctor, the Sisters. Nurses and Staff Of Mount Alvernla Hospital, for their care. Josephine Hnlmstrom. MRS. LAM POH YOKE and family thank the Staff of M.P.8.W.. Singapore South Area, relatives and friends for sending wreaths, donations, attending night visits and their167 words
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Article53 1966-11-07 10 U WnrHt SIS (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING Memory of Mr. Tan Ror Hock, lpoh, departed T-U-U. Sadly missed but never forgottea by living family. IN loving MEMORY of Dulcle KHeen HMf (nee Oallsfan) who departed from us on 7. 11. 19*3. Always remembered by Mum, Danny, Vhr, myllln.53 words
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Article758 1966-11-07 10 The Chief Replanting Officer has made an intriguing statement. Next year, said Mr. Tan Teng Poey, speaking at the annual conference of senior officers of the Rubber Replanting Board, a new scheme will be introduced which "will ensure that there will always be sufficient funds to carry out758 words
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Article350 1966-11-07 10 Singapore's Tourist Week, now under way with a gamut of attractions ranging from gulf to bird-singing contest*, marks an effort to make up lost ground, to bring the number of visitors back to and above the total for 1963. In that year they numbered around 109,000. In 1964.350 words
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Article144 1966-11-07 10 When the Malaysian Minister of Health at the weekend described backsliding among patients under treatment for tuberculosis he used terms which made the problem sound insoluble. Modern drugs are very effective and can promise a cure if taken regularly over two years. But after six weeks they144 words
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170 1966-11-07 10 Winning degrees with part-time study AM a young man. I started working several years ago. My chance of gaining further academic qualifications and Improving employment prospects Is to engage in part-time studies after work. The University of Singapore offers several degree courses in business administration, courses most suited to most170 words
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Letter80 1966-11-07 10 THE Printing Depart--1 ment regrets reader L.Y.Ms luck with a bad copy of the 1964 Official Year Book. It has to be said that synthetic adhesdves used for binding of books, vary according to atmospheric conditions. In the production of books one must allow for a80 words
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Letter79 1966-11-07 10 rpHE introduction of the JL pedestrian crossing at Jalan Ah Fook and Jalan Campbell In Johore Bahru has caused much inconvenience. The one at Jalan Ah Fook should not have been Installed at all. It is a one-way .street, narrow and is always busy with vehicles. The authorities79 words
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Article, Illustration921 1966-11-07 10 Vietnam, Labour's cudgel in Australia's polls by A Special Correspondent THE single major issue of the Australian elections on November 26 will be Vietnam, where 4,500 Austra lian troops are actively engaged. If returned to power, the right wing LiberalCountry Party coalit i o n Government would, in all probability921 words
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Advertisement767 1966-11-07 10 I Straits Times Malay Mail Clatofied advertitemriiM may be handed (a. COLO STORAGE SUPtH. MAKKtT Orchard Road (Receptranlit Oeik) COLO STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Road Novol Bate. Authomcd Aacnfi: CITY ROOK STORE LTD.. Wincnetier Home, Collyet Que» THE NEWS FRONT (fipatnck Supermaikel M m. ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Road, Ne»jl BaM.767 words
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Advertisement30 1966-11-07 10 p r y t r ®lf yoowtit ABSOLUTE SAFETY ftrYOBR MONEY SUNK WfTH ttw— wwm wahoihau. MM UF CMITM. «HD it n> vt MM IWNCHWTHHOUOHOUT SINOAPOKI, MUAVMA ANB SOUTH-CAST ASIA30 words
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Advertisement591 1966-11-07 10 Learning Malay —287 By YUNUS MARIS M.A. University of Malaya We have covered up to now quite a wide •<■• ball") held at the Selangor (lab range of the possibilities In the reduplication of Padang yesterday, Team B wn deMalay words from the repetition of base only, feated (or "lost").591 words
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Advertisement55 1966-11-07 10 Great quality Is the bargain In all S~W Foods Yob man Amtl amovm all— you cam la aim Ht QUAIiW gf^^^E^ggsg^fJ^^^^^flfc, "~iiMmssssssWl IV .JI• 1Z ■sw>m«af| X MAS SALE Visit SIN MAY SILVERWARE 1342, CHANGI VILLAGE, SPORE, 17. TEL: *****2 FOR YOUR GIFT CHOICE ENGLISH, GERMAN CUTLERY SELANGOR PEWTER KELANTAN55 words
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Article231 1966-11-07 11 Rubber dealer robbed of $8,500 CLKfcMBAN, Sun.— Two youths, each armed with a pistol, held up a rubber ueaier al a bend along the Jelebu pass, 10 nnlf.s from here, yesterday evening and robbed him of $8,500. Mr. Chen foh Choi, 39, of Titi, Jelebu. said today that he was231 words
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Article46 1966-11-07 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. An 11--man New Zealand "selling 1 mission will visit Singapore later this month. Organised by the New Zealand Manufacturers' Federation, the team is a follow-up group of the successful trade mission which vtelted Bouth-East Asia in April this year.46 words
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Article33 1966-11-07 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The newlyformed Students National Action Front, comprising representatives from three student*' unions In Singapore, today held lt« first meeting at the premises of Nkp« Ann College in Tank Road.33 words
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219 1966-11-07 11 Increase in abortion cases in S'pore SINGAPORE, Sun. The number of abortion cases in Singapore has increased markedly, according to official figures, said Dr. S. M. Goon, medical superintendent of Kandang Kerbau Maternity Ho s pital, in a talk over Radio Singapura today. The talk Is the sixth of a219 words
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Article72 1966-11-07 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Lands and Mines, Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'akub, has described the Ayer Banlng aborigines settlement scheme In the Jelebu district as the best In West Malaysia. Speaking to 100 aoorlglnes at the settlement yesterday, he said that since the scheme was k successful,72 words
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91 1966-11-07 11 DO NOT RECRUIT FROM OUTSIDE -PRINTERS (l/'UALA LUMPUR, Sun.— \IV The Government was urged today to recruit printing assistants and cadets only from serving officers in the Printing Department. A resolution to this effect was passed at the Printing. Department Employees' Union delegates' conference held here this morning. The union91 words
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Article, Illustration86 1966-11-07 11 AMERICAN DRIVE AT FRASER'S HILL MR. ROBERT W. BARNETT, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Far Eastern Affairs at the U. S. State Department, driving off at the Fraser's Hill golf course yesterday. Watching (from left) are the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, and Tan Sri Ong Yoke Lin, the86 words
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Article24 1966-11-07 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. About 230 delegates from Australia. Japan, Singapore and Malaysia will attend a three-day timber construction conference beginning here tomorrow.24 words
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192 1966-11-07 11 Another job for warhorse of the air SINGAPORE, Sun. Hastings transport aircraft of No. 48 Squadron of the R.A.F. chalked up an impressive record of service during th« three-year period of Indonesian confrontation. In more than 2.000 sorties. Hastings planes of the Far East Air Force dropped 7.500 tons of192 words
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131 1966-11-07 11 Answers in to health survey questions SINGAPORE, Sun. Almost all the 1.550 teachers in 502 schools, whose attitudes towards health education, including sex education, are being sought, have returned the questionnaires sent to them. Dr. Nalla Tan, ft University of Singapore lecturer, who Is conducting this flrst-«ver survey, today said131 words
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Article37 1966-11-07 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A watchman. Amur Singh. 35. was clubbed by three robbers when he tried to resist them at Klang Gate Road here last night. He *v admitted to the General Ho«pit»l with hMd injurlM.37 words
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Article164 1966-11-07 11 Experts to study new port plan JOHORE BAH R U. Sun. The Ministry of Transport will soon set up a comm 1 1 1 c c with the Johore Btate Government to look into th# possibility of having a port at Tanjonjj Putri here. ThLs project was first, suggested by164 words
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Advertisement94 1966-11-07 11 *jf B^B^^a»it^B^BpWi'JßTHMl"'ißß ■B£^ j<- j# flß^ii^HHß^L^B MRS. JOAN McMASTER From London and brimming over with all the beauty news of this trend-setting capital, Mrs. McMaster is here to give you the 1966 look in make-up. Mrs. McMaster is now in our Elizabeth Arden Salon having just arrived from the famous94 words
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Advertisement228 1966-11-07 11 the symbol of 1 SERVICE I STABILITY J PAN MALAYAN FINANCE LTD. ittammc aunt a puac imtu umuty awMwin umwsacArmjooaooo bsueo mu puo up CAPmL^ssjOoaooo PAN MAaYU RMKOE LIMfTID GROUP iSSHS LXOH) $2aOOaOOO HmO Office Ada Intunne* GuMlng. PO Sei 2SM. Sinflipor«l. Tttophonr TOM'S Sub-Brandt »38 S««*g« HotiM, S*Ugx Road,228 words
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Miscellaneous728 1966-11-07 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNELS Kuila l.umpur Days; 6.35 Lawman The Big and Petunt; 6 lpoh and Hat; 7.00 News in English, 7.10 Malacca; 3. 10 Johore Bahru; Pancharan; 7.35 Honey West; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pa hat; 9 The Flame and the Pussy Cat: Kluang. 8.00 News in Mandarin; 8.10 5.45728 words
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Article865 1966-11-07 12 K. W. Wong - A MOST SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL K. W. Wong THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL for 1967 ($4.25) by ...A colourful and wide-ranging volume... sweeping presentation and a lot of perceptive detail DID you know that Fulau Bukom took its name, long before the oil company was heard of, from a seashell? That only865 words
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Article88 1966-11-07 12 The past Is not only described, it is also assessed. Professor Wang Gungwu rather valiantly In view of the recent controversy has contributed a searching article on Sir Richard Winstedt. the scholar and administrator who died last June. Many readers will consider this piece the high point of88 words
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Article120 1966-11-07 12 An account of the forgotten war The Prisoners of Algiers by H.O. Barnaby (Oxford 355.) subtitled "An account of the forgotten American Algerian War 1785-1797." this Is in fact a detailed description of the muddled and humiliating bargainIngs conducted by various representatives of the distant and feeble United Btates Government120 words
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347 1966-11-07 12 MEET JAPAN. Edited by Thane ji Hibino. (Tuttle, Tokyo. U.S.s3.sf>. By DAVID SZE BACKGROUND for the tourist. Information for the businessman, knowledge for the student, claim the publishers on behalf of this re-edited and revised version of the official souvenir of the 1964 Tokyo347 words
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Advertisement461 1966-11-07 12 Send for a copy of this famous \V >A book. It will cost you nothing. Yet It can open the door to a wonderful career. General Certificate H will show you how you can ol be a success how you can Overseas School have a well paid, responsible CertMleate Job461 words
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Advertisement210 1966-11-07 12 and double economy in fuel HOMELITEfIj 4 cycle-55 outboard PLg EASY ON THE BUDGET EASY ON YOUR NERVES RELIABLE AND EFFICIENT AS ANY MODERN AUTOMOBILE BECAUSE OF 4CYCLE PRINCIPLE IT BURNS STRAIGHT BENZINE. |^R*> ONLY unit carrying T^,-— LV Jl this Seal I— will be backed by Manufacturer s Warranty,210 words
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Article, Illustration382 1966-11-07 13 KOTA BAHRU. Sunday. AN appeal to MARA to help organise a marketing system for Kelantan's batek industry was made by Senator Nik Hassan bin Nik Yahya. president of the Malay Chamber of Commerce, here today. "If nothing is done to safeguard this industry382 words
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Article45 1966-11-07 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr Toh Chin Cliye. will present awards at- graduation ceremony of Malaysian Airways engineering apprentices at the Ocean Park Hotel on Nov. 19. The ceremony is being held in conjunction with the trainees' annual ball45 words
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Article25 1966-11-07 13 SINGAPORE. Sun A Singapore student. Mr. Ngee F.u Leow. now studying ai the University of Hawaii, has obtained a B.Sc In tropical agriculture.25 words
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212 1966-11-07 13 IPOH. Sun. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said is confident that mining operations in the State under a scheme to boost Malay participation in the tin industry, will be underway by early next year. Prospecting of 150 acres of212 words
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Article32 1966-11-07 13 PETALING JAVA. Sun. S.udenu of th P b'.uve'Uty cf Mhlaya Agricultural Society will hold a three-day seminar on the '•Proaiess and Importance of Agriculture in West Malaysia' from N"v 1432 words
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Article32 1966-11-07 13 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun.— The Tovince Wellesley Hindu Youth ireanisation will give a Deepavali •eat to more than 100 underpruiiged children ai the Indian Assolatlon premises in India Lane on uesday.32 words
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137 1966-11-07 13 KOTA BAHRU. Sun. Sixty -nve parttime lecturers in English and Malay-me-dium Regional Training Centres here have not received their allowances since June this year. Lecturers under tht headmistress of the Zainab Secondary School have not received their claims since June while those under the137 words
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Advertisement252 1966-11-07 13 DEEPAVALI WEEKSPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 41 B IQ^yO on nil \*.t purchases till Nov. 10th *^4K t| -^Jr. i^SS^P^apT*^^ Worth Am your r while Jijjr (Sponsored by Govt. of India) Handlooma are) fam.d for hand-woven miracl* fabrics Always In fashion Always modorn WHAT TO BUY? Silk Stoles. Silk Sarees. Raw Silks.252 words
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Advertisement440 1966-11-07 13 OMEGA Specialists and authorised dea ers in ff% high precision Omega watches, the I jf% finest watches to come from Switzerland, vC I unrivalled in scope, quality and class I W^ styling. Choose the one watch for mlm^m^mmttmm yourself from our complete collection. SHvaUmited You will find personal attention, standard440 words
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Miscellaneous278 1966-11-07 13 Straits Times Crossword A< Ross 7. Early Minister of Pood? iSee 9. A reckless person is inapt 8). miscast ln the pan <9i. 8. 15 11" ("22." 7 1" 10. Scot returns without honour acrossi 'So much for selfto the Rirl (5). made men's boasting!) 13, 3. 11 What follows278 words
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Advertisement769 1966-11-07 14 (Continue* irom Pate I* 1 SITUATIONS VACANT 15 Words St (Min.)-Bux S» ct: txtrm WANTED SMALL CHINESE Boy for Milk Bar. Interview at 9.' The Arcade, Slngapore-1. WANTED MALE ACCOUNTS Assistant, aged is 20, pleaae apply Box A 4391 ST.. Spore. GURKHA WANTED as Watchman In Tin-mine. Apply to 270-D,769 words
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Advertisement671 1966-11-07 14 SITUATIONS VACANT li Words St (Mi*.)— Box St ct*. extra EXPANDINC PUBLISHER In Singapore has immediate vacancies idr Salesmen and Salesgirls. Call personally on Tuesday Mh and Wednesday 9th or wTlte to 6-B Nutmeg Road (behind Champion Motors), Singapore V. Phone *****. CENBRAL CLERK preferably male wanted by a large671 words
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Advertisement706 1966-11-07 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT •i Word* St (Ml*.)— Box St et: txtrm SPECIALLY FURNISHED REDECORATED Flats. Jalan-. -Jlntan. Kr.nl! -nullah. Houxrs DMI. 16. U I Contact Kho's ***** S pore. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED AIRCONDITION rloom near seaside for Kurosvin Japanese bachelor only. Cootact Llm (B'pore > fTBBJ morning. FULLY FURNISHED FLAT, Orchard Koad.706 words
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Advertisement726 1966-11-07 14 ACCOMMODATION WANTED IS Word* SI (Ml*.)— Box SI et: txtrm BUNGALOWS REQUIRED Best Districts for many clients willing to pay from $450 (2.000/- per month Phone J.B. Lee < Realty) Co.. *****/ C 0796 2-.MS2 IS pore). FURNISHED 3 BEDROOMS Flat with 3 air-conditioned around River Valley Road, willing to726 words
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Advertisement587 1966-11-07 14 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS TELEVISION SINGAPURA PROGRAMMES NOV. 7 Nov. 13 Get your copy of la* RAOIO WEEKLY TOD A I Pries 30 Mfltß from all newsagents BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES li Word, S« Min.t—Box it ct: txtrm AGENCY FOR SAL! »-*«t valuable francnise. $3,000 case. Earnings up to Sl.-'OO monthly. Apply Box A587 words
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Advertisement1056 1966-11-07 14 MACHINERY PUNT FOR SALE It Wmrd* St (Mi*.)— Box St ct'. mxlrm TWO FOWLIR GENERATOR Sets 72 H.P 4S.< K.W. very good condilion. Price 57.U00/- eacn Telepnone Crian 18 OOr*l «'-'37W 4V504S BOAIS. YALHib rOR SALh IS Word* St (Mi*.)— Box it rls. extra ONE MMP IVINRUDI Outboard. Few months1,056 words
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Advertisement1085 1966-11-07 14 BP MALAYSIA LIMITED Applications ore invited from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following positions at the Company's Port Swettßnhom Installation: INSTALLATION STOREKEEPER (MALE): A6E: 25 35 (approximately) QUALIFICATIONS: SC.C./G.C.E. or equivalent. Spoken ond written English ond the Notional Language, ond prcferobly Chinese dialects. EXPCRIENCE: About 3 years experience controlling1,085 words
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Advertisement1276 1966-11-07 15 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K.: Oue Spore Sans P. S'haai Pening AUTOMEOON livfrpooi, Glasgow tdn. IS Teday ULYSSES Livt'POO 1 Oub'in. filasgow Nat 117 Nat II PELEUS l»*rpoel. Dublin Nlf 12 Nit 11 MTRMIOON Li'bcn, Hatre. Liverpool, Be'Ust Glasgow Nat 1) Nt. II Nit 11/21 Nit 14 MENELAUS l.1,276 words
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Advertisement1336 1966-11-07 15 TM. EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LW HoviM O» EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA-ROTTERDAM-HAMBURGAARHUS-COPENHAGEN. P. Sharp Penani Spore Genoa R'dan H'burg Aarhus Ctlgil SARGODHA a) Nlf 25/27 2t/2t ll' 2 Dec :DK IS OK 27 Oec It Jaa I la I SUMIAWA Oec 2S/27 21/21 M/ 1 Jaa Jaa IB Jaa 27 Jaa1,336 words
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Advertisement1380 1966-11-07 15 I BEN%LINE\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS RVteiri Tff \rvt f lonoon Ok I tit N\.LJLUCH Hamburg Dec 25 Singapore Pt. Sham Penang Rotterdam Dk 11 C 11/ Nail Nit 1/12 Nlf 11/11 M'orougti Jaa I G'mouth Jaa 11 DrTJUf AWT For Southampton Bk 12 BENHIANT L.««rpool1,380 words
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Advertisement1327 1966-11-07 15 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE IVERIEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K. CONTINENT. S'pori P. Sham Pining CITY OF ST. ALBANS Lisbon. Lenoes. Bremen. HiTburg la Pt Tilay CITT OF CHESTER Havre, Antwerp, Rotteroam, Bremen. Hamburg 11 1] Nlf 14 15 Nat CITT OF NEWCASTLE London. Hamburg, Roterdam. Havre. Hull1,327 words
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Article30 1966-11-07 16 RIBBER TIN (perlb.l. (prrplrul). Oct. 31. «3\cts. 5808.37 1 Not. 1. SSrcls. Shim ;,m «3 4 ct». jsn.bi', 3. S3 rti. SSST.OfI 4. C3 CU. 560T.11« 5. Sfi«B.2s30 words
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2274 1966-11-07 16 MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW Features on routine Stock Exchange From Our Market Correspondent JMIK Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week experienced only small routine trading enlivened by a lew features. It was basically a nervous market with no heavyselling pressure, but sellers more inclined to meet buyers' prices2,274 words
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Article692 1966-11-07 16 THE .olloH-inc is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Saturday November 5: INDUSTRIALS Alex Brlcaa -1 Bouslmd 1.47 1 49 CC.M ijß 140 C.C.M. deb 1.03 C.T.B. ords 4?/< SO/- xd C.B. Holding* 2.W4 2.09 Dunlops 2.45 2.47 East, smelt 4.06692 words
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Article48 1966-11-07 16 Current Date Total for Total for payment putablr Ihr »r>ar prrri.tii* rar Guinnatm 10", 10% W. Marden (UK) 12% 20'r 20". S. KioU 75% I>c. 7 162J'- 162*-!. Renong 75% Dec. 2U 95 4 5". 66 2 3% f olden Hop* 23% Dec. 20 30. 3-'48 words
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Advertisement1103 1966-11-07 16 Y^*^™" KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific «c Atlantic Service Banfkol Hon|kon| L. Anfeltt N. Tort Sttrtport fsnM. "Ettas" 10 22 Nit 27 Nit Ilet 2 JM I Jm IS JM "KMikswa Man" 1/22 Dm 27/11 DM II Jm 4FM H Ftl II FM Japan Direct Service Penani Smiaport Totonami1,103 words
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Advertisement956 1966-11-07 16 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ORONSAY" (28,000 tons fully oirconditioncd sfobiliied) Deporting SINGAPORE 25 Nov 1966 PENANG 26 Nov 1966 Arriving LONDON 19 Dec 1966 via Bombay, Aden, Port Said, Piraeus, Naples, Palm* and Rotterdam. LIMITED FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE s.s. "CATHAY" (14,000 tons fully956 words
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Advertisement353 1966-11-07 16 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES Oct. 31 Nov 1 Nov. 2 Nov a Nov 4 Nov. 5 Induslrials: 92.19 91.93 91.62 91 14 90.69 90 75 Tins: 110.43 ***** 110.45 110.41 109.76 109.35 rubbers: 110.52 110.52 110.52 110 52 110.64 110.64 •Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100 S'POKt P'SHAM PENANG353 words
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Article1095 1966-11-07 17 THE price of Straits tin on Saturday rose $1.25 to $608 25 per picul on an offering estimated increased by i 10 tons to 245 tons. Very good all-round support was reported locally, particularly from America and India. The net loss on the week was1,095 words
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Article41 1966-11-07 17 r PHE Association of Banks In Malay--1 mad* U>*M otungw IB IU rates .o merchants on Saturday (all rates to S1O0): ••Illns TT er OO ready. N ttrnrlindt 117,; Switzerland 140 i: Fran** 1601; Italy MM hdil Sw*d*n 167141 words
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Article30 1966-11-07 17 s-tN th* Irn txehanx* mirktt in Boo* was quoted at 8.741 for T.T. and O.T3J for ••>>!. Stirling »i» quoted at 18.01 and on. tail el KOld at 266}.30 words
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Advertisement314 1966-11-07 17 NOTICE iHELL REFINING COMPANY (FEDERATION OF MALAYA) BERHAD LOSS OF STOCK CERTIFICATES Certificate Nos. 8864 and ***** in respect of $1,500/- Ordinary Stock registered In the name or Long Chan Aerated Water Company Limited have been reported lost and they are hereby declared null ard void. BIG NET MALAY^CO. Kuala314 words
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Advertisement319 1966-11-07 17 PENANG PORT COMMISSION FOR SALE THE PENANG PORT COMMISSION offers for sale by tender TWO old Avery Weighing Weighbridges Full particulars are sjlven hereunder: Year of manufacture: Early 1980 Working condition: Good Type: Avery Weighbridge DHB No. *****1S Maximum weight: 13 tons 10 cwt. 3 qrs. x l qr. division.319 words
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Advertisement688 1966-11-07 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I MAJLIS BANDARAN, KELANG VACANCIES Applications are Invited from i Malaysian Citizens for the post of:— (1) Technical Assistant (Town I Planning) Balary scale: $380 x $20— $420 Exam Bar/476 x 25— $600 /ES. Bar/ $640 x 25— $765/-. Point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience.688 words
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Advertisement788 1966-11-07 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Singapore citizens for appoint- ment as TEMPORARY CRAFT I instructors. Singapore Work Brigade In each of the following crafts: (I) Carpentry (ii) Masonrr and Steel Bending (ill) Bricklaying and Plastering (W) Electrical Wiring (▼I Plumbing (Ti) Welding ivii) PainUng (Till) Spray788 words
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Advertisement608 1966-11-07 17 TENDERS PEMBERITAHI TAWARAN J.K.R. SELANGOR Tawaran daripada Pemborang2 fang herd. :tar di-J.K.R. Kelas C Hd. IV 8. Hd. 8 (a) dan ka-aUs tkan dl-terlma dl-pejabat Jurutera Negeri, J.K.R.. Selangor. Kuala Lumpur hingga Jam pukul S.OO petang pada 24hb November, 1966 UNTOK: MEMBEKAL DAN MEMASANG 15" ASBESTOS CEMENT PAIP < DAN608 words
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Advertisement588 1966-11-07 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA SELANGOR PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN Tawaran daripada Pemborong* yang terdaftar di-JKR dalam Kelas 'C (Kepala 11. Kepala Kechil 2) dan ka-atas Kelas D' (Kepala II) akan dl-terlma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri, J.K.R. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur sa-hlngga pukol 3 petang pada 16hb November 1966. untok: MEMBINA DAN MENYIAPKAN SA-BUAH KELINIK588 words
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Advertisement599 1966-11-07 17 AVAILABLE SHORTLY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT (England Wales) European Resident's Identity Card Seeks interesting executive Appointment Anywhere in West Malaysia BOX A 1049 S.T. K.L. AUTOMOTIVE SPARE PARTS FOR SALE The Cycle Cornoge Co., (M) Ltd., otr.rt for tola by tender on* lot of automotive) spare parts. On vi«w Friday, November 11,599 words
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Advertisement627 1966-11-07 18 THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE CHAPTER 185 This advertisement appear* by direction of the Registrar of Trade Xhrks under the Provisions of Section 42 (7) of the Ordinance. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Trade Marks Registered ln the name of N. D. Chotirmall (Indian Subject) trading as K. A.627 words
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Advertisement340 1966-11-07 18 LL AN TIANG COMPANY LIMITED. DIRECTORS' REPORT AND ACCOUNTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twentieth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at No. 8. Malabar Street, Singapore, on Sunday the 20th. t November, 1966 at 2 p.m. AGENDA. (1) To receive the Directors' Report and Accounts340 words
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Advertisement344 1966-11-07 18 I NOTICES NOTICE SINGAPURA SHOPPING CENTRE No. 57 Stamford Road, Singapore. NOTICE is hereby given that as from the 3rd day of November 1966 FATEHCHAND JHAMATMAL. HARJANI and KHEMCHAND MULCHAND have retired from the partnership of the above 1 firm. All creditors of the above nrm are requested to submit344 words
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Advertisement379 1966-11-07 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA JUNIOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANT GRADE I Applications are invited from suitable Federal Citizen between the ages ol 28 and 40 years old for the post of Junior Technical Assistant Grade I, Workshop Transport. 2. Applicants must be able to read and write good English and will379 words
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Advertisement775 1966-11-07 18 A new Palm Oil Bulking Installation shortly to be erected in Port Swettenham require SUPERINTENDENT The man required for this post must possess a good educational standard preferably University level, sound background at junior management level, experienced in accounting systems basic technical knowledge would be advantageous. Previous Bulking Plant experience775 words
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Advertisement737 1966-11-07 18 BP MALAYSIA LIMITED Applications are invited from suitably qualified Maloysion citizens for seven positions as SALES REPRESENTATIVE in West Maloysia. Selected condidotes will be assigned to a particular area in which they must be prepared to reside ond to trovel in the course of their employment. AGE: Approximately 22—40 QUALIFICATIONS:737 words
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Article377 1966-11-07 19 BRITISH SOCCER REVIEW T ONDON, Sun.— 1 England's World Cup strikers Geoff Hurst and Roger Hunt, so off-form with their shooting in the midweek scoreless draw with Czechoslovakia, hit peak form in yesterday's Football League programme. Hurst cracked four goals for West Ham, who crushed FulhamReuter - 377 words
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Article1308 1966-11-07 19 Arsenal 0 Leeds 1 Alton Villa 3 \VR\ S Blackpool 1 Tottenham 2 Chelsea 1 Man. Ltd. S Leicester Burnley 1 Liverpool 4 Notts Forest Man. City 1 Newcastle 1 Shrff Wed. 1 Kverton Southampton 3 Stoke 2 Sundrrl.ind 4 ShefT. I td. 1 West Ham 61,308 words
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177 1966-11-07 19 AUSTRALIANS ARE IN A STRONG POSITION CRICKET SALISBURY. Bun. The Australians. 112-3 In reply to Rhodesia's first innings toUl of 14«. were In a strong position when bad light ended play ten minutes early on the first day of their four-day cricket match here yesterday. This Is the Australians firstReuter - 177 words
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Article219 1966-11-07 19 RUGBY UNION T ONDON. Sun. —No Australian Rugby Union team have ever won at Cardiff against either the City or Wales and the sequence remained unbroken yesterday when Cardiff defeated the touring Wallabies 14-8. Cardiff, who led 6-0 at half-time, scored a goal, a dropped goal, a penaltyReuter - 219 words
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Article54 1966-11-07 19 BRASILIA. Bun. Brart! and the United States each won one of the opening singles in their Day Cup inter-zone semi-flnal at Purto Alegre yesterday. Edson Mandarino beat Cliff Richr;. 5-7 6-3 7-5. 6-3. but Dennis Ralston, the American No 1. hit back w.th a 6-4. 6-4. 6-0 winReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement183 1966-11-07 19 12/4/66 THREE IMPORTANT PEOPLE CARE ABOUT YOUR LEAVE ——> v Ma\ la. fc a llaaaa^ W HiV M aam\ YOU... 4^4 m.Jf M. tf f marf sfct your travel agent... I 11 J^L. LaWm m and BOAC You care about your leave. That's obvious. But who comes next? Your travel183 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous31 1966-11-07 19 Pm w-r-riu© -r& €ma^ onzeen*> 'iv& #/o>a/ -mAoecro&Y &nor &&hj&fZAu.y praopuces sesr Resume > < Z£ B£Ar AS /r MUST C/SUAi^ y£>O/*/ i /assesses i^ss €&a/. t*//t^. '^£047AS^O, -THUS, STAWP A ffe'TTg/e CHAAS&C31 words
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Article, Illustration2018 1966-11-07 20 EPSOM JEEP - Half Century all the way for $10 EPSOM JEEP ANOTHER SPRINTING STAR IN THE VAN BREUKELEN STABLES -By Sea Pip upsets in last race JJALF CENTURY, Subian Dal w ee up, won the main sprint at even money at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The four-year-old led all the way in the2,018 words
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Article26 1966-11-07 20 Johnre Indians were held to 1-1 draw by Malacca Indians In a south zone Bardhan Cup soccer match on the Kluang town padang yesterday.26 words
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486 1966-11-07 20 MANSOOR RAHMAN - Rajalingam hurt after best-ever run MANSOOR RAHMAN ATHLETICS By MALAYSIAN sprinter G. Rajalingam yesterday ran the fastest 100 metres in his career to clock 10.6s but tripped after hitting the tape and went sprawling on the Merdeka Stadium bitumen track. He sustained bruises on the arms and body. Rajalingam, who486 words
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Article99 1966-11-07 20 CYDNEY, Sun. Bob Stanton, of Australia, beat American Arnold Palmer on the second bole of a sudden death play-off to win the £3.200 Dunlop international golf tournament at the Australian Club here today. Stanton and Palmer had been level with a 72-hule total of 294 afterReuter - 99 words
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Article62 1966-11-07 20 LONDON. Sun. Lee Kin Tat of Singapore won the men's singles title in the Wimbledon open badminton tournament last night, beating the holder, Colin Beacom (Surrey) 15-6. 15-U. Angela Bairstow (Surrey), the Commonwealth Games champion and England's outstanding women's singles player, had no difficulty In taking theReuter - 62 words
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Article63 1966-11-07 20 BRISBANE. Sun. Australia's Roy Emerson won his fifth Queensland singles championship in the last ten years when he defeated his compatriot Fred Stolle 4-6. 6-3. 6-4. 3-6. 6-2 in 122m1n here today. Results of other finals: Women's singles L. Turner bt K. Melville 6-0. 8-6. Mixed doubles O.Reuter - 63 words
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Article24 1966-11-07 20 Malaysian Rangers won the Perak Rugby Union's srven-a-slde championship at Ipoh yesterday when they beat Malay Col>e"p "A" 15-11 in thr final24 words
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Obituary21 1966-11-07 20 MRS. Wee Tlinn Seng Nn T«n Soh T»m on 4.11.66. at 7 p.m. leaving Son Dsuchter and Grandchildren. Funeral yesterday.21 words
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Obituary31 1966-11-07 20 FRELLA BRUNO departed mi o Requiem Mam 5.11 M 6 p m st Anthony. Church. XL H*r (if a beautiful mrmorv Her ahutnc* a uleot grief. Inserted by husband.31 words
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195 1966-11-07 20 3 dropped from the training squad SOCCER r pHREE members of the Malaysian soccer team who returned from the tour of Saigon yesterday have been dropped from the Asian Games training squad. They are Abdul Ghanl and Charlie Kydd of Selancor and Yee Seng Choy of Perak. The FA. o(195 words
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Advertisement131 1966-11-07 20 The new Sblikan JK V .P^^^^L^k^^B ssssssssst ssssssss^. v Sblikan J^lfSß A Precious Gift Of Lasting Value The new Pelikan has a large, flexible 14 carat gold nib which slides effortlessly over the paper, traces a script of individual character. The patented "thermic" Ink Feed Regulator and the non -screw131 words
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Advertisement46 1966-11-07 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $15 (minimum) LIN IMILV and 8«-e Tan a daughter F'ooric-yl. on 2.11.66 at Assunta Hospital. Thanks to Doctor and staff AHMAD JAMALUDOIN to Jamal and Hithihah a *od Firoz on SUM Grateful thanks to obstetrician, doctor, sister and staff. Batu Gsjah Hospital.46 words
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Advertisement144 1966-11-07 20 People i who love children 9U ....bank FNCB. Every parent gives his children food, clothing and shelter. But, education is just as vital, and a First National City Bank 'People First' School Savings Plan can help you prepare your children to compete in adult life. Alternately, many parents are opening144 words
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Miscellaneous57 1966-11-07 20 HOCKtV— Sjoi Uiv. 1. Sgor Club v Tech College iKL padang); Kilat v Club Recrlo (Pantaii: Armed Forces v S'Ror Police (R. Ratine Rd). Spore Dlv. 2: Police B" vQ. Hospital. SOCCKK Friendly: Malacca Burnley Cud XI v 28th C'weath Inf Brigade (Kubu Stadium. SWIMMING Score A -Games trials (CSC57 words
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