The Straits Times, 24 November 1966
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Title Section26 1966-11-24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 TIIK Niitiiiiiiil HBwspaiiKi 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 211426 words
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Article, Illustration418 1966-11-24 1 V. K. CHIN - V. K. CHIN: Experts step in JAKARTA'S ASSISTANCE HAS RESULTED IN THE RECOVERY OF 14 COMMUNIST DUMPS ON THE BORDER -TENGKU By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. INDONESIAN intelligence experts are helping in the fight against the communists along the Sarawak-Indo-nesian border, Tengku Abdul Rahman said after today's Cabinet418 words
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Article, Illustration207 1966-11-24 1 'WE HAVE ENOUGH TROOPS TO FIGHT REDS IN SARAWAK Xl ALA LUMPIR. Wed. —The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, (ien. Teneku Osman bin Trngku Mtih.imeil .lewa. said today Malaysia had sufficient troops to tackle the crowing activities of the communists in Sarawak. He was speaking to reporters at the207 words
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90 1966-11-24 1 SAIGON, Wed— The Foreign Minister, Mr. Tran Van Do, said today Vietnamese soldiers may be allowed to cross the border chasing Cambodian raiders and communist troops using Cambodia as a sanctuary. "This is the last warning," he said. "If they do it again, the VietnameseUPI - 90 words
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Article74 1966-11-24 1 NEW YORK. Wed. Radio Corpn. of America has announced the development of a batterypowered tubeless television camera small enough to fit in a man's hand Dr. James Hlller. vice-president of RCA Laboratories, Princeton. New Jersey, said the experimental device eventually could find wide application74 words
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Article, Illustration98 1966-11-24 1 Sultan of Selangor in RMAF uniform on fire brigade visit fHE Sultan of SeA langor, in the uniform of honorary group captain, RMAF, stepping out of a fire engine at the Selangor central fire station in Klang yesterday. The Sultan had visited the fire station to watch a demonstration and98 words
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283 1966-11-24 1 Kremlin gives Jakarta time to repay THAT USSI,2OOM. DEBT MOSCOW. Wednesday. THK Soviet Government luis agreed fo Indonesia's request for a moratorium on repayment of the Jakarta Government's massive debt to Russia, the Indonesian Embassy said today. A spokesman said Indonesian financial experts left for Poland last night after signingReuter - 283 words
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Article75 1966-11-24 1 I SINGAPORE, Wed— Five Indonesians who were arrested in Singapore waters yesterday evening with four rifles and 63 rounds of ammunition In a motor sampan have claimed that they were protecting Indonesian barter traders against pirates. A police spokesman said the men— all in civilian clothes were75 words
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Article28 1966-11-24 1 DUBLIN. Wed.— Former Irish President Scan T. O'Kelly died today in hospital, aged 84. Mr. O'Kelly. a shoemakers son. was Irish President from 1945 to 1959. Reut«r.Reuter - 28 words
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Article389 1966-11-24 1 Floods ease with light rain KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Monsoon rains which yesterday caused widespread flooding in several States eased otl to light intermit t nit showers today. The flood* in Bruits In Perak. worst aff< area, have rotecird cuees went back to tin-ir silt-riddPi houses this morning. Keiantai.. where rain389 words
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Article37 1966-11-24 1 RHODESIA MISSION LONDON. Wed.— Common wealth Secretary Herbert Howden. who will fly t« Salisbury tomorrow f«r talks with Khodrsian Go \enuir Humphrey (iibbis irUttai also to mi Im-i Preiaici lan I'icmier Harold V\n son ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Advertisement60 1966-11-24 1 for Clear Comfortable Consult C. S. CHONG, O. D. EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. 19. Chulla Street. Singapore. f M ESSO EXTRA GASOLINE New Power-Boosted Esso Extra 1. Cleans your carburettor. 2. Neutralizes harmful engine deposits. 3. Gives your car improved pick-up. Stop at your Esso dealer today and ask him t0...60 words
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180 1966-11-24 2 Man in the moon has moles on his face DASADENA, Wed.— Thr fate of the man in the moon appears to have moles, judging from a picture taken by lunar Orbiter 2 and released by the Jet Pro nu Is ion Laboratory last nitht. The picture show* sli.idowN casl byAP - 180 words
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Article43 1966-11-24 2 ski M 1 Wed Hie United Nations Command reported today ili.u thirr Smith Korean navy ships were Brad OH by N.ir'li Korean .shore baitrrics ynti'tUy. Tin- Communist batterlea hurlrrl about 40 explosive artillery •hells at the three patrol bo;ii.s43 words
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Article74 1966-11-24 2 BANGKOK, Wed. An 18- I year-old schoolboy who made Molotov cocktail bombs at home and handed them out to rival school gang.s. has been given over to police by his father. Ftolice said today that the youth, Sayan Wongpen- ■awat, was recently expelled from school. Two weeksReuter - 74 words
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538 1966-11-24 2 Question simply is who has authority to represent country, Assembly told NEW YORK. Wed FRANCE yesterday told the General Assembly that the presence ol Peking in its midst was indispensable ior the solution of the problems of SouthEast Asia and other major538 words
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Article, Illustration125 1966-11-24 2 Mao: We wish to join the UN, but |>l Kl\(. Wed. China today indicated that it still wished to become a member of thr I.N. but only if Nationalist China was expelled and what it called "I'nited StatesSoviet domination" removed. It rejected as "absurd" an Italian move to create a125 words
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167 1966-11-24 2 lAKARTA. Wed. Troops backed by armoured cars attacked a students headquarters in Medan after the students refused to vacate the building, according to reports reaching here today. The attack took place on Sunday and lasted seven hours. The student newspaper Kami said armoured carsReuter - 167 words
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Article, Illustration295 1966-11-24 2 Labour Party split over Vietnam on polls eve SYDNEY, Wednesday WITH the general elections three days away, Australia's Opposition Labour Party leader Mr. Arthur Calwell and his deputy, Mr. Gough Whitlam, have split over the Vietnam question, the Sydney Morning Herald report- Ed today. In a front page .story by295 words
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Miscellaneous40 1966-11-24 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /ill mavc id Leave f*i\i*BT -rue alarm^ /nipw T ualp am uou^\ S N. I EARLY M TM6 MOBNIN*^ V^ PO« SA.M. _S I FKT *»*J f CAS6 V V^— v^ AfcT jz... w loveßSLtep^/40 words
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175 1966-11-24 3 56 VIETS KILLED IN CAMBODIA BORDER OPERATION CAIGON, Wed— A Vietnamese land and river forte killed 56 Viet-i-nnc yesterday in an operation near the Cambodian border. One unit of the Vietnamese force operated from fast river patrol craft while a unit of militia troops swept the area on land. Meanwhile175 words
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Article, Illustration454 1966-11-24 3 LONDON, Wed THE Government yesterday announced its "very severe restraint programme for the first six months of 1967. But the follow-up austerity programme promised only a very slight thaw in the compulsory wage freeze imposed on July 20 to straighten out theReuter - 454 words
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Article, Illustration59 1966-11-24 3 Hat that brings a hint of sunshine 1 ONDON, Wed. A hint of sunshine and wide open spaces are provided by this sombrero-style hat from Edward Mann's "Oddball collection which opened to buyers from all over England recently. Designed by Sue Worth and called Range-Rider, the hat is a check59 words
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Article143 1966-11-24 3 SMITH: I'LL GO TO BRITAIN BUT SALISBURY, Wed.— PreJ mier lan Smith has asked for guarantees for his personal safety if he goes to London to make an appearance on British television, a Rhodesian Government spokesman said last night. Commenting on the announcement that Rediffusion had asked Mr. Smith toAP - 143 words
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Article40 1966-11-24 3 ROME. Wfd Housewife Sole Mariani. 37, choked to death after swallowing a whole orange while watching an exciting television film. police said today. She was wacthing the "Count of Monte Cristo" when the accident happened. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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158 1966-11-24 3 BONN, Wed.— Leaders of West Germany's two opposition parties have began the first round coalition talks and found themselves in very wide agreement on foreign aid, defence and German reunification. But whether they will form the next Government is still an openReuter - 158 words
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Article61 1966-11-24 3 WELLINOTON. Wed. Two heads of the New Zealand armed forces. Lt-Gen. L.W. Thornton, Chief of Defence Staff and Air Vice-Marshal c.A. Turner, Chief of Air Staff, are to visit SouthEast Asia next month. Gen. Thornton. New Zealand military adviser to Seato, will attend a military61 words
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Article32 1966-11-24 3 MOSCOW. Wed The Russians are "flight testing" a new generation of space capsules which may break all records for time spent In space the Defence Ministry hinted last night— UPl32 words
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248 1966-11-24 3 ROME, Wednesday \V T ORSENING weather yesterday spurred the race to repair shattered seawall* of the Po delta before new Adriatic storms sent the sea billowing over thousands more acres of farmlands and villages With most of the delta already under up248 words
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227 1966-11-24 3 Guardian will not make bid for The Times f ONDON, Wed. The Guardian, one of Britain's quality dailies, announced today that it had decided against joining a proposed consortium to bid for The Times. A deal by Lord Thomson for an 85 per cent controlling Interest In the 181-year-old paperReuter - 227 words
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Advertisement373 1966-11-24 3 The watch that needs the least attention deserves the best service Bring your Rolex where it gets Rolex service Your Rolex Oyster is rugged. It is the best protected move« ment in the world. Water and climate-proot; shockproof; by watch standards, virtually indestructible. But even though it is also the373 words
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Advertisement1717 1966-11-24 4 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (Incorporated In The States of Malaya, Malaysia) REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS to be submitted to the shareholders of Malayan Banking Limited at the SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING to be held at the Registered Office, 92 Jalan Bandar. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, the 14th December. 1986 at 121,717 words
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Article, Illustration646 1966-11-24 5 TRA WLER AND INSHORE FISHERMEN'S DISPUTE Unless Central Govt finds an amicable settlement, says association PENANG. Wednesday 'J'HE West Coast Inshore Fishermen's Association today warned there was '"every possibility of bloodshed" between inshore and trawling fishermen unless the Central Government could find an immediate and amicable settlement of646 words
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149 1966-11-24 5 SABAII TO GET FOUR MORE OVERSEAS DOCTORS lESSELTON, Wed. The Sabah Government is continuing to look to overseas countries to help relieve the acute shortage of doctors in the State. One doctor from Formosa and another from the Philippines arrived here this week on three-year contracts. Two doctors are also149 words
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Article132 1966-11-24 5 JPOH. Wed. a timber merchant from Sunjjkai, Vim Tuck. 53. was not impressed when a stranger came up to him yesterday and asked him to buy a ring that would keep evil spirits away. When told that it cost 8300 he refused, but132 words
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195 1966-11-24 5 SINGAPORE, Wed ABOUT 60 delegates from 14 countries, including the Soviet Union, will be attending the week-long 13th session of the Asian "Advisory Committee of the International Labour Organisation at the SingaDore Conference Hall beginning next Monday. This will be the first195 words
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Article33 1966-11-24 5 TAIPINO. Wed Lam Say Kow- IT. nshine at the Lake Gardens here yesterday, saved a sirl- Chronß Lin Kock. 20- from drowning when he saw her in difficulties In the water.33 words
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103 1966-11-24 5 Bernama and the price of rubber— by the Tengku IJUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that the time was "not opportune" for the Government to invest money on Bernama. the national news agency with the present low price of rubber. At his post-Cab.net Press conference the Tengku stressed103 words
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198 1966-11-24 5 |POH. Wed. Two men who descended into a 16ft. well ai the l\ milestone, Kuala Kancsar Road, here yesterday, collapsed and died, apuarently overcome by doisonous gas. They were Lee Woon Chan. 50. a woodcutter, and Phan 7 Yin Wall, 42.198 words
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Article, Illustration167 1966-11-24 5 NOT A SINGLE DAY IN ENGLISH SCHOOL... gINGAPORE. Wed. A Singapore student who never spent a day in an English school before entering the University of London, has returned from England with a Master's degree in Law. Mr. Chao Hick Tin. 24,167 words
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Article, Illustration242 1966-11-24 5 16,000ft plunge down to pin-point landing THREE SET FREE-FALL RECORD SINGAPORE, Wed. 0 Three RAF skydivers plunged earthwards for 75 seconds before opening their parachutes to break the Malaysian free-fall record and set a new one in Singapore The trio Squadron Leader Mike Stamford. Squadron Leader Alan Johnson and Sergeant242 words
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81 1966-11-24 5 TAIPING. Wed. -Three persons were tentatively charged with murder in separate cases In the magistrates court here yesterday. R. Balakrishnan 18 was charged with causine the death «f his father. C. Ram..lii 18 m here on Nov. 9. Oils Ah Chin. 16 was chaigea81 words
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Article45 1966-11-24 5 PENANG. Wed. A glr i clerk Koay oim Moo.. 20, was rotated of «rt containing $35 worth of articles by three armed youths m Jones Road last night °u y told P 011 was walktwo took her ba* and fled45 words
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Article23 1966-11-24 5 Tokong will combine to prCduc? district councD. «m lead Ih, troupe composed of »bout ifl Chuiew and 60 M*i W <23 words
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Advertisement758 1966-11-24 5 OSI DULUX GLOSS FINISH FUNGUS KISISTINC Why do Pentalite andDulux cost more? THE first batches of 1.C.1. isn't easy to order the raw 1 paint, under standard paints left our Petal- materials for paint: the working conditions, then ing Jaya factory in April words are "phthalic anhy- declares it "0.K."0r758 words
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Article80 1966-11-24 6 i SINGAPORE. Wed Former students ol St. Joseph .s Instuu- tion's 1954 .senior classes will hold 8 reunion gathering at the Singa- pore Island Country Club on Saturday. A buffet dinner will be served at 7.30 p.m. All old bo>A of this particular i80 words
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251 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE. Wad A 48-FOOT wide road has been cul through (iuillemaid Circus in ;i $175,000 Public Works Department project to alleviate the present Katong-City traffic congestion at peak hours. The new road is to provide a smooth and more direct251 words
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Article, Illustration95 1966-11-24 6 UK trade leader calls on Kim San SINGAPORE. Wed. The vbiting Parliamentary Secretary to the British Board of Trade. Lord Rhodes, called on the Minister for Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San. this morning. Later, he met the Deputy Director of the Economic Development Board, Mr. I. F. Tang, and was95 words
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Article70 1966-11-24 6 PASSING-OUT FOR 350 AT THE PTS SINGAPORE. Wed— A total of 24 cadet officers and 326 recruit constables will pass out at a parade at the Police Training School In Thomson I Road tomorrow at 5 p.m. The parade will be reviewed by the Acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. Cheam70 words
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Article75 1966-11-24 6 Motor chiefs coming next month SINGAPORE. Wed— Two execulives of one of the leading motor manufacturers In Britain will visit Singapore early next month They are Mr. Rex Watson Lee, managing director of the Rootes Group Commercial Vehicle Division and director of Rootes Motors Ltd.. and Mr. Oeorge KozlofT. divisional75 words
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Article, Illustration255 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE. We d. The "King of the Vibes" will be in Singapore next month. To jazz fans, the description fits only one man that virtuoso of the vibraharp. Lionel Hampton (above). Hampton. who tMM into i In- limelight with the Benny Goodman255 words
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Article, Illustration275 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE. Wednesday Philippines Government is to send its consul-general to Singapore A soon. Diplomatic relations between the two republics will be raised to ambassadorial level later Singapore's Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam disclosed this to pressmen this afternoon at City Hail, after a 70-minute275 words
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99 1966-11-24 6 Cyclist, boy killed in 2 accidents SINGAPORE. Wed.— A cyclist and a boy pedestrain died in separate road accidents yesterday. The cyclist. Chumal bin Arano. 48. ot Henderson Road died on arrival at the General Hospital after being knocked down by a car in Tiong Bahru Road at 7.45 p.m.99 words
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43 1966-11-24 6 Booked: 307 vehicles for heavy smoke SINGAPORE. Wed. A total of 307 vehicles were booked by the Traffic Mobile Squad from Nov. 1 to 15 for emitting excessive smoke. They were 45 lorries, four buses. 98 taxis, 152 cars, and eight other vehicles.43 words
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Article44 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Public Dally rated Housing and Development Board I Workers Union will hold an emergency general meeting i on Sunday to take a strike ballot. The meeting will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 3 p.m.44 words
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Article32 1966-11-24 6 SINOAPORE. Wed— Mrs. Tay Poh Luan. commandant of the Girls Brigade in Singapore, has left for Sydney to attend a committee meeting of the Pacific Fellowship of the Girls' Brigade.32 words
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103 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The big "Operation Cleanup" of Ngee Ann Colege after dissident sit-in students were "flushed" out by police last Saturday was almost completed today. By this afternoon, all the posters inside and outside the college building in Tank Road had been removed. The slogans103 words
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239 1966-11-24 6 60 stalls for young and old at the big Xmas fair SINGAPORE. Wed. This year's Christmas Fair at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 3 will have an international flavour. There will be 22 food stalls serving local and foreißn dishes. 24 general stalls. several of which will cater specially239 words
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Article97 1966-11-24 6 Trip back to S'pore for commandos SINGAPORE, Wed. Some 800 Royal Marine Commandos will return to Singapore on Friday on the Commando ship HMS Bulwark after taking part in the largest military exercise ever to be held in Australia. The men from 42 Commando, headquarters 3rd. Commando Brigade and 897 words
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Article22 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— There will be no water at Lorong Chilcar. off Marsiling Road, between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. tomorrow.22 words
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Article27 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will hold its annual ball at the Singapore Conference Hall on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.27 words
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113 1966-11-24 6 A 'Know S'pore tour for seminar delegates SINGAPORE. Wed —All the delegates and observers to the International Teachers Seminar here, will tour tho Jurong industrial complex and Housing Board estates tomorrow. Their one-day "Know Singapore' excursion is organised by the five local teachers unions, which are hosts to the visitors113 words
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Advertisement479 1966-11-24 6 ■REX'SKY'ROXY-Opens Today JP^ I JULIE YEH FENG W—rJTuH -r m m and WANG HSIA in ht^^tLAW^ I POISON J^p 1 w2L m Mondor.n in SCOPE COLOR fV-/^ w^A <^bwUb^LW\ Supehmpoicd ENGLISH Subv ■bbwL^bV aMLJffI LIDO (S mgapore) OPENS TOMORROW I W^f CHRISTOPHER LEE I WARNING!!! j NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THE479 words
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Advertisement45 1966-11-24 6 Rheumatism Whtntver th* pain* of Rh*um»ti«m. Arthritis, N«unti*. l.»mb»ro. »tl. atlff muiclo and awollrn Joint* mftka you rals*rabl«, cet ROMIND from your drunlit at one*. ROITIND quickly bring* (anta.tlc Ttlirt so you can «l«»p, work ana Uv in comfort, non'f auSar •«««'«««lr. O«t ROMIND today.45 words
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Advertisement639 1966-11-24 6 I organisation a No» Showing I 4S-4-6 30-9 30 aj KILLfRS or, CHALLENGED" Plus Pothc Nt«i Sp^ciol MISS INDIA MISS WORLD g Sotunl pj ■jDonoi,' f| M laaaajl 111 l g Lo t Do. 11l 30-4-6 30-9 13 John A ffj La* 'CIRCUS OF FEAR I I Quiz ot Few639 words
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Miscellaneous301 1966-11-24 6 SINGAPORE AIRPORT THK following 1« todsv'n M"h*dul* Japan Atrl.rMt: To Jakarta 'M. of iivil aircraft movrmMitu »t "Hi Mil pm th» Pay* L*har airport. Singapore: 10 AC To Darwin. Sydney. AMNVMJ M-l 7 .nAm.rican: Krom Ban Fran Luftt,ar»a To Bangkok. »w M*CO U» AnMlr. Honolulu. O.ianv K Ath n Frankfurt.301 words
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430 1966-11-24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed is expected to be allowed to import Siamese rice again, probably by the end of this month when the market situation in Thailand is expected to return to normal. Meanwhile, to combat unreasonably high prices of rice in430 words
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Article, Illustration176 1966-11-24 7 Coming a car that can bounce back into shape I^HIS plastii- ut will be coniinj; lo Kuala Lumpur and Singapore soon on exhibition. It has bren described as the car that can take accidents in its stride and not suffer body damage. Its "non-structural body" deforms on impact, and returns176 words
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Article17 1966-11-24 7 pata.ni. wed. The Sunnei Patani Town Council will hold its next meeting on Dec. 417 words
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Article52 1966-11-24 7 IFOH Wed The Mentri Besa: of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, who Is also president of the Perak State Scout Council, will present on Friday the State flae lo the Perak contingent comDii*iuc <6 Sctuiiei's and 160 Scouts to the Oral MRlaysian Jamboree at Penang from Dec. 452 words
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94 1966-11-24 7 V^EREMBAN. Wed.— Do not allow anyone to remove any electrical goods bought on hire purchase from your home. This warning came from the police here today following a report of a person being cheated ol a sewing machine worth $500 on the excuse that he94 words
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Article188 1966-11-24 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpHE Public Works Departments sewerage A branch recently accomplished an engineering feat by horizontally jacking a sewer pipe under Bukit Timah Road and the canal. Thi.s is the "thrust bore" method of construction In contrast to the conventional method of "open trench," which would188 words
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Article41 1966-11-24 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A hawker. Wan Fook Wong was driving dome yesterday when two youths Mined wi'h cliicser.s (topped ;it the 16th mile. Lim Chu Kant; Road and i robbeci him 01 his day's taking !of $250 and his watch.41 words
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128 1966-11-24 7 Malaysia to invite Russian trade mission ¥UALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. The Cabinet today approved an invitation to the Soviet Union to send a trade mission to Malaysia. Announcing ih: .s the Prime Minister. TVngitu Abdul Rahman, said the Russians were keen to come here following Malaysia's mission to lioscow in128 words
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Article25 1966-11-24 7 IPOH. Wed. Thakar Singh. 70 .1 watchman, died in the General Hospital here yesterday, eight days after being knocked down by ,1 .v25 words
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Advertisement219 1966-11-24 7 I "Chiao Tze" (*HP) 'I I The first paper money rolled "Chiao Tie", fl I Htu /<(// into circulation during the "Sung I Dynasty" ;|i|fl J about 900 years ayo. H This issuance was originally backed by IB commercial ftrm\ and wax eventually taken H over by the Government ut219 words
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Advertisement560 1966-11-24 7 GIRLS ADMIRE TALL MEN! Cf^ 1 Sensational Results of New M jk Height Increase Treatment J L^^( j In your tiome It ir now pos-/ jHJ HL J Mble to increase your hriaht \l* (^HH^^ L X^-.^^ ny a Simple Natural Method.^* j X/ \i There are no drugs, nothing560 words
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Miscellaneous299 1966-11-24 7 Straits Times Crossword BBi H^^ B^^B/^^T"^^^^^^™"" 2i I I i HBT*~~BBi tkum HH HH~~~^B KOSS !i Sockrt lor the lemur marie ol 1. Lot b in vodka or 24 (11). mftal rnmpound without 8. Lot 1.000: any oflers? <4). church prohibition <10). 10. Lot 21 list lor the president 12.299 words
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Article345 1966-11-24 8 IT WILL START WITH $10 MILLION CAPITAL LOANS FOR LOCAL PROJECTS WILL BE MAIN AIM CI'MiAI'Om:. Wed. The Industrial Development Hank to be formed l<> provide greater financial resources for Singapore's economic dclopinenl programme will shut with a capital of $10 million. This proposed share capital345 words
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Article, Illustration130 1966-11-24 8 MISS JAPAN FLIES IN. ..AND OUT AGAIN SINGAPORE. Wed— Miss Iliroko Sasaki. Japan's representative to the coming .Miss International contest, made an overnight stop in Singapore yesterday. She flew to Tokyo early this morning, dressed in a flowery kimono with a band of Japanese blossoms on her head. With her130 words
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Article245 1966-11-24 8 Robbery at flat: Man is freed SINGAPORE. Wed. A young pork seller who had bron charged with taking part with two others In an armed robbery at the flat of a Polytechnic student. Miss Tay Wei Kee. 22. was today acquitted alto r a three-day hearing in the High Court.245 words
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Article, Illustration263 1966-11-24 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. A list of questions and answers on the oral pill, compiled by a pharmaceutical firm, was presented at today's Rotary Club of Singapore's luncheon meeting. Mr. Edgar Wallner. managing director of Boots Pure Drug Co. iFar Easi > Ltd.. and263 words
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Advertisement344 1966-11-24 8 Tune in to new viewing pleasure with Toshiba TV am M F A > %!HH H V ML A development of the space age, MICRO- VISTA tube you a "snow"-less image, clearer reception from distant stations, too. You'll find that the ima^e is focused evenly on any part of the344 words
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Miscellaneous253 1966-11-24 8 Alh'tf O»p gfg |'.f. II tint Hit I DONTSEE TOUGHER'N RUNNIN' TROUBLE WITW WELL, F^EPfN' ...THEY'RE KJOT GOMNA JUST I MY JOB'LL BF. TOUGH THAT FEEPIN' i TH' ENTERTAINMENT J YOU IS YVOtT PEOPLE'S NO SIT THERE AW LET YOU —^C EMOUGH WITHOUT >OU J OUR LUNCH COMMITTEE, I A253 words
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Article, Illustration1767 1966-11-24 9 Scientist was his own guinea pig Prof, John Burdon Haldane, genius remembered for life-long eccentricity WHEN a sixfoot English j ou m a list tried to interview Professor J.B.S. Haldane at his Indian home one day in 1 960 the famous scientist threw him out of the house by the1,767 words
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Obituary40 1966-11-24 10 :o H fIS i Minimum) MANASSEH: Klste Trilby, dted in England on 14ta October ISfifi. SHAW DAVID. ALLAN Accldentallv killed mar I'ingelly W.A. on November sth. »loved only son of Ann Shaw. Irately of Cameron Highlands and Kuala Lumpur.40 words
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Article32 1966-11-24 10 20 Word, SIS (Minimum) MR. A MRS. N. Radhakrlshnan thank relatives, friends and well wishera for their kind attendance, congratulatory mrsnages and valuable presents for thnr marriage on l»th November, 1986.32 words
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Obituary24 1966-11-24 10 in H..rrfs Iff (Minimum) MADAM ISABEL PILLAV departed two year» bko today. Gone but erer lovlnKly remembered and prayed for by husband.24 words
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Article40 1966-11-24 10 to K'orsf* SIS (Minimum) REMINDER Aha! Bet you forgot. T»i s is to remind you fo get some ON DISPLAY: Thr most beautiful exotic Rugs from Spain. Inexpensive and coni- tumve to the Ming Shops. 43S Orchard Koad, Spore.40 words
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gUie Straits Simrg Thursday, November 24, 1966. Ready For Work
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Article678 1966-11-24 10 A new era in Asian economic development dawns (to borrow a phrase from the p.r.o. handbook) with the inaugural meeting in Tokyo of the Board of Governors of the Asian Development Bank. The Bank has been called a uniquely Asian institution. It isn't, of course, but it678 words
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Article380 1966-11-24 10 Communications between Jakarta and the Indonesian Embassy in Moscow seem to leave something to be desired. Yesterday's announcement in the latter capital that the Soviet Government has agreed to give Indonesia more time to repay its Russian debts, came less than 48 hours after Mr. Adam Malik told380 words
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Article119 1966-11-24 10 Renewed warnings of bloodshed unless the long-standing dispute between inshore fishermen and trawlemnen in north Malaya is quickly settled raises all manner of questions about what has been achieved so far. What has gone wrong with the scheme, apparently so enveloping, devised last year to solve this problem?119 words
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Article, Illustration1119 1966-11-24 10 A continent in the pangs of evolution ROBERT STEPHENS by A PROPER PLACE FOR BRITAIN IN EUROPE. A PROPER PLACE FOR EUROPE BETWEEN AMERICA AND RUSSIA IF Britain's new bid to enter the Common Market, foreshadowed recently by Mr. Harold Wilson, makes any headway it is bound to bring with1,119 words
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Letter97 1966-11-24 10 Examiners without training THE recent Lower Certl- flcate of Education and Senior Cambridge Examinations call for comment. In one district two temporary teachers who were mere H.S C. holders were appointed examiners for the L.C.E. One left school last year and has no teaching experience at all. The other examiner97 words
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Letter52 1966-11-24 10 I AM a candidate sitting R for the SC. and G.C.E. Examinations at the centre MOlO. On behalf of all the candidates sitting at the above centre. I must express dissatisfaction at the Examination papers we received which were not the actual Cambridge printed papers but cyclostyled PROTESTOR52 words
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Letter59 1966-11-24 10 "THE large field enclosed by Prince Charles Crescent and Prince Charles Square, once beautiful and green Is gradually growing Into a mini-forest and I can hardly .see my neighbours in the opposite block of flats. Visitors ask me If this Is a nature reserve, adding that in thflr opinion59 words
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578 1966-11-24 10 J.J. HAGGERTY - J.J. HAGGERTY: by NEW YORK. Wad WHEN a mgn-powered executive in this country has to fly somewhere on business, he uoesn t have his secretary check the airline scneduies. He has ncr call his company's chief pilot with word to roll out the578 words
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Advertisement759 1966-11-24 10 ft Straits Times Malay Mail Clottiried advertisement!! may be handed to. COLD STORAGE SUPCRMAtRII Orchard Rood IRcceptiormt Oetk) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Read Naval Bose Authomcri Aq.ntv CITY ROOK STORE LTD. Winchcirer House, Collyer Qua*. THE NEWS FRONT Fitipatnck't Supermarket M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Rood. Nav.jl Bate HAMIEM759 words
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Advertisement44 1966-11-24 10 '$eefW The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cat to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Alto h»»irUii m Export*** High Clou Wwtf** m Woollen,. SINGAPORE 21, CMilio Street. T.I: ***** HONGKONG: /uVirodof hAa niin n I* Reor, Room No. 8. 54-64, Nothon Rood, Kowioosi44 words
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Advertisement42 1966-11-24 10 M NOT TO IE TAKIN ll it DIRECTIONS on 4 »jsiiissm ha» I fife. M IMMMT k*» mm I CONTENTS 16 H OZS Ac>-*« !-«••< i In**' O. i] If MADE IV THE KIWI POLISH (0. IM) LTD. srs^c T r EHOER able42 words
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Article, Illustration435 1966-11-24 11 JOE MIRANDA - JOE MIRANDA: DECISION AFTER FAILURE ON COMPROMISE PLAN By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. ABOUT 2,500 em- ployees in 14 European managed shipping, trading, travel and engineerIng firms in Kuala Lumpur, Port Swettenham. Penang, Ipoh and a few East Coast towns struck this afternoon. The435 words
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133 1966-11-24 11 SOCIETY BUYS ANOTHER RUBBER ESTATE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The National Finance Cooperative Society today bought another rubber estate— the 835--acre Ulu Aycr Tawar Division of Cashwood Estate in Sitiawan. Perak. It now owns scum estates a total nf 12.972 acres in West Malaysia. Fragmentation The president of the society, Tan133 words
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114 1966-11-24 11 HSC Chinese test error: Examiners told 'be generous' SINGAPORE, Wed. Examiners marking a paper of the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination a principal level subject ln Chinese have been instructed "to mark generously so as to avoid Injustice to any candidate." This compensatory action was taken because of complainta by114 words
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Article36 1966-11-24 11 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. The Chief Minuter Tan Sri Wur:e Pmv Nee. will open the comnined sports of the Indian Association Ttml! School and Kampong Benftll School on the Town Padang at 3JO jun. on Saturday.36 words
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213 1966-11-24 11 Tribunal told: Railman's lifespan is 67% not 72% KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'J'HE Industrial Arbitration Tribunal here was told today that, taking into account the social and living conditions, the average expectation of life of railway workers was 67£ years. The estimation was made by a top personnel officer with the213 words
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67 1966-11-24 11 PENANO. Wed— A total of 113 de\elopment projects were undertaken ln the central Province Welleslev district this year. Of these. 13 were for buildlnc houses of worship, costing $203,000. A total of 91 minor development projects were Implemented at a cost of $85,385. Construction of67 words
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Article41 1966-11-24 11 RAUB. Wed. lnche Salim bin Da to Osman of Penang. is the new manager of Mercantile Bank here. He has taken over duties from Mr. Graham D Mitchell, who will be leaving for Scotland soon on leave41 words
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Article32 1966-11-24 11 PENANO. Wed Twenty-nine farmers in Province Wellesley North yesterday received six sows. 75 piglings and eight buffaloes from the Btate Government under the pawah system at the Butterworth veterinary office.32 words
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Article60 1966-11-24 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. About 20 RiPtnoers of the Singapore Dawoodi Bohra Muslim Association led by thfir president. Mr H.A. Nakhoda". will donate blood at the General Hospitt! blood donation centre at 10 a m. on Nov. 27. This .s the first time a group from the association60 words
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287 1966-11-24 11 Tengku: I have no shares in Malayan Banking KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that neither he nor any of his Ministers had shares in Malayan Banking Ltd. He was commenting on a rumour in Singapore that the Bank Negara had recently to prop up287 words
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Article21 1966-11-24 11 RAUB- Wed Dr A7izan Salim Ivntp Ghazali has been •ransferred from the Penang General Hospital to the District Ho6pital here.21 words
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Advertisement167 1966-11-24 11 *mm INSIDE YOUR CAR? /NOTWHENYOIh rtff^l \jmnLJJ I MRTiC-KM* mi^^^^^^l Ml MR CONDITIONING I Quiet, powerful and initant I rVfßk ji|^ 41^ coolncM. Mikes driving f j"J comfortable. And keep* you I M|^^^M Expressly designed for tht s SINGAPORE MOTORS LTD .^k A I 319-319. Orchard Re! Snort. T.I: *****167 words
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Advertisement247 1966-11-24 11 Good Health Good Humour with DUBONNET 5 Upuiill )$jM '•-.Dubonnet/ Si ft J^ S FEEL SPIRITS s^ ""l m Tm DUBOSNET I'm Frmh, I'm go?, I'm rich, nitnifrm'ty miqm bJtni rtrt Uqtuur minis frtm tht ftmti vmytris tf Frtmt, infmti with t stcrtt stltctitm if herbs to product tht mtst247 words
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Miscellaneous678 1966-11-24 11 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala I.umpur Surfers Aide; 8 News ln Manand Penang; 6 Ipoh and dann: 8.10 This Week Malacca; 3. 10 lohorr Bahru; Events of the week of interest 4 Taipini; 7 Batu Pahat; S to youth; 8.35 Religious Kluane. Forum, 9 News in the National 5.45 r.M.678 words
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Miscellaneous99 1966-11-24 11 High tide TODAY: Sedili Kechil 6.37 a.m. (7.lft) 7.54 pm. (6.2ft>; Singapore 8.41 a.m. (7.9 f t» 9.00 pm. (7.5 ft 1 Port Dickson 3 57 a.m. (7.9 ft) 4.32 p.m. (6 BfD; Port Swettenham 233 a.m. (12.3 ft) 2.59 p.m. 1 10.7 ft); Penang 10.22 a.m. (62ft) 1109 p.m.99 words
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312 1966-11-24 12 MARGARET WEE I Fashion for the women will feature clothes for round-the-clock wear, from sports and casual wear to formal evening gowns Op-art is prominently featured in the designs of the textiles, while the outfits have been created with an eastern flavour. A312 words
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Article, Illustration43 1966-11-24 12 A back-view of "Mamftonfir modelled 6// y O/1/7 .S/>fr C/ii/i- an evening gown cut «/7/i halter neckline, is fashioned from cotton a^, printed with blue and white daisy design. Moefe/—3fiBB Fo/ifir iS/cM? 1//!»/!•43 words
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Article147 1966-11-24 12 MARGARET WEE - HOW TO SERVE CHAMPAGNE r serve champagne, an expert favours stemware with deep tulipshaped bowls instead of the traditional shallow saucer champagne glasses. The saucer type spills easily if held carelessly by the stem, and warms the wine if held by the bowl, he said. He added that a little147 words
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Advertisement196 1966-11-24 12 t P J Legend fS^ FOR ik-aL THE BATH Blue Grass is one of the world's great g w n^jri* v*> inPSHIL fragrances, the kind of fraprance that can T^X- ~Jn-j^*&2^lisS|^l»*) cause a woman to haunt the imagination f •••m^^ */a? O lEr^Jfa "V for as long as memon- lasts.196 words
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Advertisement441 1966-11-24 12 ■:.'-'^---:-x ■%■>: x-: :-;'^j-fjgt-GUERLAIN J22*i perfumes cosmetics toiletries (|P^^H) from Paris ilffSayJ Discoverhow lovely you can be with scientifically formulated Salon Treatments by Lancdme's Paris trained specialist, Mrs. Theresa Chan, Mrs. Alice Lam at THE NEWtANCOME SALON AT 1, AYR HOUSE.GRANGE RD. SINGAPORE K Lanc6me of Paris have won the441 words
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Article, Illustration1312 1966-11-24 13 CHEONG YIP SENG - Accomplice tells why towkay had to be shot CHEONG YIP SENG: 'HE KEPT ON SHOUTING FOR HELP AND COULD NOT BE SUBDUED DURING HIS CAPTIVITY IN A HOLE' By Singapore, Wednesday A BDUCTED shipping tycoon, Mr. Tay Kie Thay, was killed because he could not be subdued by his captors,1,312 words
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123 1966-11-24 13 'Don't banish students' plea to S'pore Govt. pETALING JAVA. Wed. —The Inlversity of Malaya Students Union today railed on the Sincapore Government "for humanitarian reasons'* to re-consider its decision in banishing Malaysian students. In a statement the president. Mr. Dennis PrM.ina. said that the I'MSU noted with concern that Malaysian123 words
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Article97 1966-11-24 13 JESSELTON. Wed. The Sabah Government is releasing 25 per cent O f its rice stockpile to keep rice prices down. This follows a similar move by the Central Government because of a temporary ban by the Thai Government on rice exports. Prices here have soared since the97 words
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205 1966-11-24 13 Family of worker killed in crash get $18,000 SINGAPORE, Wed. The family of a peneapple factory worker. Koh Soo Pang, 26, killed in a collision with a lorry three years ago. was today awarded $18,312 in damages by Mr. Justice Am- I brosr in the High Court. The iudae said205 words
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Advertisement98 1966-11-24 13 I iiv I Tilt i \^f, UN llffifll™ TUT m jmf\simmLdjfc± lit JmWmmX W W Bb^b^bl doctors BRjSSjI RECOMMEND I v^mmu 1111 Hk I RIB j j i&llai 1 99 i -I Accidents can happen everyday. A cut or even a scratch may lead to serious infection. Doctors recommend the98 words
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Advertisement344 1966-11-24 13 BLOODSHOT Only a ftw hours ago. this was a sparkling, healthy eye just lika) yours. Then sunlight, smoke, dust, fumes, glare to mmc a tew went to work on it. just as they would on yours. Now it aches, itcmt, burns, waters, reddens. It needs help. <^S^^^^m Help comes easy344 words
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Miscellaneous58 1966-11-24 13 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl a sac^Cf 'OWAT. VOw XN ■v r^Ai. *O€. SEEM TO HAVE A _ft, _J\ :sass- S hat hece < r K\IA PUOTT3 hw?| I ANV^HING 1 ONE OP NUAtnMrST\ MEVi I WMODEtS, MASTER FUOOi Jt --ns.<ISEE BfeH m\/ 9O T 2P 6 ft HI BUGSVS58 words
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Article, Illustration98 1966-11-24 14 The fastest motor-bike in the world goes on display AMERICAN Robert Le ppa n the world's fastest motorcyclist, raises the cowl of the world's fastest motor-cycle, the torpedo-shaped Triumph "Gyronaut X-l. for a word with 23-year-old Car o n Gardner at Earl's Court,' London, where the Gyronaut is on view98 words
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Article, Illustration505 1966-11-24 14 Franco: A first step from one man rule MADRID. Wednesday PEN. Franco called yesterday for the creation of a Premier-President his first division of power in 30 years of authoritarian one-man rule. He would remain as Chief of State. Gen. Franco, in a nationally broadcast speech delivered before a special505 words
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144 1966-11-24 14 Grunitzky hunts for Noe his chief foe I MB, Wed. Togo po- lice are hunting for the alleged leader of an unsuccessful coup against President Nicolas Grunitzky as calm returned to this tiny West African state. The President, who survived an attempted seizure of power by followers of assassinated PresidentReuter - 144 words
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226 1966-11-24 14 Computer landings for carrier pilots soon WASHINGTON, Wed. A revolutionary electronics system has been developed to land aircraft safely aboard carriers without help from their pilots oven in the foulest weather. It would save countless lives in air operations against North Vietnam. Defence Department officials said today. The lyatcm. describedReuter - 226 words
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205 1966-11-24 14 1 WASHINGTON. Wad. TENS of thousands of new American and foreign cars have been recalled for checks for possible safety defects according to reports from manufacturers sent to the Commerce Department The foreign cars include 79 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadows four Bentleys. 125 RenaultReuter - 205 words
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Advertisement270 1966-11-24 14 I dJM Eft, U v afl r Sthe right way to healthy hair Loxene Medicated Shampoo You make a lasting impression on people with your soft shining hair. Regular use of LOXENE Medicated Shampoo is the right way to make your hair lustrous tnd beautiful— beautiful because it is clean270 words
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Advertisement337 1966-11-24 14 lIS FUN TO BE YOUNG! ...and the young ones find much more fun with V GfNIAAL J(to oc tux! Th« n I o.i H««i «Xd l(rO» P'O. 0»O PEOALCMAIH fc](|^y OOuO tußu'l' h«nol» b«« S«' -4 l.ghl .no horn Z X *A I WMISTLf Puff Ci f F <• ~«a>i337 words
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Advertisement1258 1966-11-24 15 0 LIVERPOOL A W1 f UK.i 1 Ow S'oore Sana P. S'haa Peneni mtrmidoh iiseun, Hatre, Uteraaai. B' 'Mt, Sia'gmn Ma. 1t Teaaj Het 25 21 Net 71 MENELtUS I illBBBl. GasgOW In Part OIOMEO lenoM. li»'T-01. I'vovtk Sen. 14 Net 21 Ntt 27/ 2 Oec 3 MtCHAON Liverpool, Glasgow1,258 words
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Advertisement1430 1966-11-24 15 T//FLHhUA/£S ni. TMC tAST ASIATIC COUPANr li«. >■ nmn wmt r Dbiwmi* EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA-ROTTEROAM-HAMBURGAARHUS-COPENHAGERI. P. S riaru Penant Spore lieaM R'Oaa H'burg Aarttut C taaaa SARCODHA a) Net 25 21 27/21 24)/ 2 DM DM II DM 27 DM 24) JM I JM 0 SUMOAWA OK 7S/27 21/211,430 words
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Advertisement1393 1966-11-24 15 I BENmLINE EXPRESS SERVICE TO LBNBON. LIYERPBOL A CONTINENTAL PORTS. TSTPTaIt fPnt For o<c n or TNLJLiJI Rotfrnan Ok 72 Singapore Pt. S'»iam Penang Hamburg Ok 27 CM Jl Tatar Net 2b 21 Fof Itterpix* Bk 77 BENMHOR :T" JS 8 Singapore Pt. STtem PenMg M'hrougk lac 71 Net Jl/1,393 words
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Advertisement1314 1966-11-24 15 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOI OUTWARD SERVICE FIOM U.K., CONTINENT mill tan S*3ore P. S'bea Pmm| Cm OF HEWCASTLI London, Hamburg *nnerea«. Havre, Hull. lr»mnram 27 71 Nt MNet,IDM CITY OF GUILOFOIO London, Humbug, Rotlertaa. Antmera. Hull II Dm CITY OF WINNIPEB lunion. Hamburg. Rotteraaa. Hatre. Hull1,314 words
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428 1966-11-24 16 THE Straits tin price remained unchanged yesterday morning at SbOb' in Penang on an offering estimated up "> tons to 230 tons. Strong local support was reported particularly from South America. In London on Tuesday afternoon the price of the three months' forward428 words
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Article82 1966-11-24 16 r Pil». Malayan Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the period from Nov. 21 to Nov. :to. Rubber 62 cents a, lb. Copra $436 a ton. Coconut Oil m.'ii; a ton. Palm Oil 56!1.~> a. ton. Palm Kernels 5369.25 a ton. The82 words
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Article85 1966-11-24 16 THE Atuciation el Banht In Malay 1 mi made Htm CkUkfjaa in Us ratr* UOO Nrw Vorh: huving TT n 11 16. airmail Ol> S3 I.'! lb. on d m 33 316 credit bills. 33 9 IK trade bills; Canada: liuyinc TT M T 16. airmail OU 1885 words
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683 1966-11-24 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange yesterday was quietly steady with turnover showBBg some contraction from Monday when over one million units were traded. In (iammon the turnover amounted to :ir.' nou shares and business was done from $1.45 to $1.48 to 51.43.683 words
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Article25 1966-11-24 16 MaL..van Stock Indices Nov. 23 Nov. 11 'Industrials: 90.51 90.54 Tins: 107.56 107-47 rubbers: 111.25 110.79 v Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. :>•), 196> IUO25 words
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Article995 1966-11-24 16 BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE DI'SINESS in and reported to ttar Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Kvrhanxr yesterday with the number nf shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS Boustead IS.OOOI M ;,:i c-C.M. ia.oool si.. D. tO.VOO I II H D. «1 «9 SI.. H .mi $1.51. 12.0001995 words
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Article23 1966-11-24 16 Nov. 23. RUBBER PRICE: 61. ccnis (down half a cent). TIN: StiOti (uncb.) Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (up 5 tons).23 words
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Article70 1966-11-24 16 'HINESE Produce CiclianKt. Sinxattrday: Ctcsnut oil: hulk S4I selleis, drum <4J; nrllerii Ctora: No* Dec. UK, Continent I'nq iced Ptppsr MuntoK nmtr SITTa sellers. Sarawak unite SITS sellers, special Sarawak black $125 sellers, garbled LampooK hlack IM IN') sellers i .*•> KLW). ASTA »137» IN) sellers <10C-. NLW).70 words
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Article37 1966-11-24 16 ON thf li«« tuhann market in Hont Ki,',.' tt«tlHt«3 U.S. Dollar ■raj 'I'ioltd at 5 74 lor T.T. and j T.i lor es«h. Sttrlins tma quoted At 15.01 anil •nt tad or old mi MO|.37 words
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Article157 1966-11-24 16 MELBOURNE, Wed. 1 I^TEY Industrials led a firmer trend. Trading wrs qmet and moves narrow, but most issues rose Turnover*, were boosted by spe- rial sales of some 300,000 shares in Swan Brewery. The sales were booked at $2.20 —$2.25 while the market closed at a steady 52.38.157 words
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Article126 1966-11-24 16 SHIPS lying alongnda tht Singapcri wharvsa or txpectad today art: Man.ell Nowotko (II) 1/2. Hua LI N.W. 4 '5. Rhexenor 6 7. Aitnd Bakke 8/9. Tarn 10/11. Dlomed 13/14. Myrmidon 18/ 16. California Mail 18. Marcelt Nowotko (I) 34. fcmplre Kltllwakt 31 22 Kunak 23 24. Bahaj126 words
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Article248 1966-11-24 16 T\K( KMBKR first grade rubhrr U f.o b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 61 H cents per lb. down half a cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet after easier. K..VS and M.R.K. closing prices in248 words
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Advertisement1126 1966-11-24 16 Y\*^"* KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific 6c Atlantic Service Binclol Honfl^ni l_ Anieln N. Yorl Sttrsoort PtiilM. "K*aika»a Mara" 1/22 Ote 27/11 Oil IB lat 4 Ftk 1B Ffl li ftl "laikia Mara" 2124 its 21,11 Jai II Fll i Mai IB Hat li Mat Japan Direct Service Penan|1,126 words
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Advertisement628 1966-11-24 16 «USTR«II*/NEW ZEALAND SERVICES INDIA, PAKISTAN AND FAR EAST SERVICES Tii FiiMitli. Aleij.li Melltarac. Sytsff. Tn Malrtt Ml Natafattiiaa. 1 Penant P. Sham Sinfaport Singapore P. Sham Penani aaunai a/is n» 11/n n.r 11 11 i K *AIULA 1/13 Dec 14 Oec IS Dae BAMORA 1/11 Dee 11/12 Oee IJ7H Oet628 words
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Advertisement467 1966-11-24 16 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (No. 118) NOTICE INDER SECTION 137. No NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN under section 137 of the Town Boarils Enactment that Draft Lay. out Hrn No J7 352J for the L.iyout ol urea bounded by Larkin By-Pah s and Jalan Skudai. Johore Balmi has been prepared and is467 words
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Advertisement877 1966-11-24 17 (Continurd from Pag*e 1*) ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 2» Words SIS (Minimtmm) MR AND MRS. M| Bl*u Lin thank relatives and friends for their valuable cuts, attendance and kind wishes on their wedding THE FAMILY OP the Ist* Magdeler.» rt\nn lee Keow thank Doctor. PfttCta, trtmudm and relatives who paid Vtafla, sent scrolls,877 words
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Advertisement628 1966-11-24 17 SITUATIONS VACANT /J Wordt ft Mim.)— Box St rlt. txtra WANTED MALAY nfTice hoy Ahle to drive A ride scooter Apply with photo 10 P O Box IMB Spore. TECHNICIAN TRAINEES: Males. Females, with Secondary, Vocational or Technical qualifications not afraid of hard «ork and Initial low nay. but must628 words
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Advertisement696 1966-11-24 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Wordt St (Mim.)— Box St rlt. txtro ACCOMMODATION PROBLEMS? WD> not let J. 8. Le« 1 Realty) Company Assist." sironmy recommended furnished Hir-i ond tiuned executive bungalow* currently luted at SOSO/- include:- FlfU. Avenue tt»o oedrooms and study large garden, mlltop location). Raffles Park (three bedrooms, study696 words
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Advertisement891 1966-11-24 17 TUITION IS Words St (Mim.)— Box St rts. oxtrm STARTING DBCEMBBR: Intensive Stenography course: Dally/Thrice, rles: Theory. Speed (SO— 130); Typing. Kngllsh Malay: Rapid/Normal courses. Book-keeping. Night: Kngllsh: Mathematics. AddnlEle. LCC Revisions. SIC. 7S Middle Road S'pors *****. LDbtAiiOiM It Words M (Mim.)— Box St ets. extra SPECIAL CHINESE LANCUAGE891 words
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Advertisement985 1966-11-24 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Words SI (Mim.)— Box St eta. oxtro 1157 M.C. MAONBTTB Good condition. Insured and til Price fI.AOO 0.n.0. European owneo. 8 por* *****. Carstalra ISS7 F PREFECT Very good condition, n; paint. Insurance Sept. '67. I ft. 150/- 0.0 0. 18 Mormmed Sultan i Road Singapore985 words
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Advertisement645 1966-11-24 17 AT YOUR SERVICE IS Wmrdt (Mim.)— Box St ets. oxtrm >HOTOLUP«INU PLAN PRINTING I MatropoliUD Bulldinn B*rvlo*. til. Mcdelro* Building. Blnjsport T*l: ***** 408. Chin* Insurance Bulldloi. K.L. Ml *****. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) tS Words SI (Mim.)— Box St rtt. oxtrm JIWILL£RV makes the most ap- pr*cl*t*d gift, l-amest range645 words
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Advertisement650 1966-11-24 17 AUCTION SALE OF Household furniture. cigarette lighters, swim suits, electric roaster, filing cabinet, etc. To Be Held At Our Saleroom, No. 10 Chnlia Street, On Frida.T. 25th November. 196S At 10.00 a.m. NOW ON VIEW. Cheont Koon Seng Co Ltd. Auctioneer* A Valuers. PUBLIC APPOINTMENT DOCKYARD DEPARTMENT THE PORT OF650 words
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Advertisement157 1966-11-24 17 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are lnvlt*d for the following posts: iH LIBRARIAN Candidates should have a good academic and or professional qualification, with considerable experience in Library administration, particularly In a University Institution. (2) LECTIRKR ASSISTANT IKIIlin: IN ANATOMY Candidates should be medital or dental or science graduates, with157 words
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Article, Illustration50 1966-11-24 18 ...and 'Miss Universe' Aspara leads the parade rVHE first dress rehearsal for the opening cere- mony of the Fifth Asian Games which begin on Dec. 9 at Bangkok. Leading the parade is Aspara Hongsakul, Miss Universe 1965, holding the nameboard for the South Korean delegation. UPI picture.UPI - 50 words
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416 1966-11-24 18 MANSOOR RAHMAN - Razak to hand over the Flag at reception MANSOOR RAHMAN By DEPUTY Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak, the president of the Olympic Council of Malaysia, will formally hand over the Malaysian Flag to Tan Sri Abdul Jamil. Chef-de-Mission of the contingent to the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok on Dec.416 words
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Article113 1966-11-24 18 DISPLAYING all-round superiority. Malaysia's hockey team to the Asian Games convincingly beat a Perak Selection 3-0 in a friendly match played on the Ipoh Municipal padang yesterday. Malaysia were one goal up in the fourth minute when centreforward Koh Hock Seng, coilec'ing a pass from outside-right M.113 words
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Article30 1966-11-24 18 SUMMAR Y CTCUMO liilinn- Bahru and R"T al Navy C.C fi2-mile race: 1 Kamaruddin A!i 2 Osman Salleh S Surl 4 Adrian Bunting 6 A. Latlfl Asian 3hr 38m 18*.30 words
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Article194 1966-11-24 18 'ESTIVAL OF SPORT AND CULTURE' OLYMPICS MEXICO CITY. Wed— Plans are being made here to make the 1968 Mexican Olympic Games a joint festival of sport and culture. An intensive cultural programme will match the 20 sports events of the Games with 20 artistic events. Each national team taking partReuter - 194 words
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Article104 1966-11-24 18 CEOI'L. Wed. South Korea expect to gain the appi.>val ol the Asian Games Federation in Bangkok next month to host the Sixth Asian Games iv Seoul in 1970. A Korean Olympic Committee spokesman said that the National Olympic Committee of Iran had sent a cable toReuter - 104 words
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493 1966-11-24 18 CAIGON, Wed. South Vietrums team of 85 competitors in the Fifth Asian Games in Bangkok next month have high hopes ot success in at least four events. This small nation, whose sports officials are determined to make a good showing in BangkokReuter - 493 words
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655 1966-11-24 18 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL THOMAS CUP By MALAYSIA'S Thomas Cup badminton team take their first step this weekend on the road which they steadfastly hope will lead them to Jakarta next June for the final rounds of the international championship. The players are under no Illusions655 words
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Article68 1966-11-24 18 The draw for the Thomas Cup tie between Malaysia and India at Stadium Negara on Saturday and Sunday will be held at the Town House Hotel at 7.30 p.m. today. Tomorrow the two teams will be entertained to lunch by Mr. Lee Kok Chee. the president of thp68 words
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Article27 1966-11-24 18 The Indian Thomas Cup team will play exhibition matches against a Perak invitation team at the St. John Ambulance Association Hall, Ipoh, on Tueadajk Nov. 29.27 words
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Advertisement1248 1966-11-24 18 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from 16th November. 1966. Mr. Van Kok Chong had left our employment and Is no longer authorised to transact business or collect monies on our behalf. EDWARD EU CO., LTD., Kuala Lumpur Branch. THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (NO. 118) NOTICfc L'NUER SECTION 1371,248 words
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Advertisement774 1966-11-24 18 TENDERS POLICE TENDER NOTICE The Inspector General of Police Invites tenders for the following (1) Grass Cutting, Gardening, Cleaning of Office, Class Rooms and Drains at the Police College. Kuala Kubu Bahru. (2) Dissolved Acetylene and Gaseous Oxygen. (3) Batteries Heary Duty Marine. (4) Covers Water Bottle. (5) Hosetops Blue774 words
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Miscellaneous19 1966-11-24 18 L^oi^L^L^al^B HOt'KKY— S'gor l)iv. 2: PWD v SEA (Cheras Rd). SOCt'Kß— Klang Kit. League: Bt. Jelutong v Bt Raja.19 words
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Article259 1966-11-24 19 Chelsea tame Madrid 'masters' SOCCER LONDON, Wed. Chelsea, the English First-Division soccer leaders, beat European Cup holders Real Madrid 2-0 in a charity match hrro last nitiht to emphasise their mounting challcngo to the best teams in Europe. Chelspa were full of flro, consistently outrunning their opponents, but the LondonReuter - 259 words
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Article, Illustration2190 1966-11-24 19 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING by COLEMAN LANDS TREBLE WITH HATARI, CINEMA AND ENCORE LEE scored a shock win on Kampong New Zealand in the 2.20 race at Ipoh yesterday. The filly, owned by Selangor Turf Club stewards Lee Kok Chee and Leong Hoe Yeng,Lee Foo San - 2,190 words
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Article49 1966-11-24 19 TOTAL POOL: $88,000 Ist PRIZE: No. *****5 $21,780. 2nd PRIZE. No. *****0 $10,890. 3rd PRIZE: No. *****4 5.445 STARTERS <$fiOs each): Nos. *****4; *****1; *****9; *****0; *****5; *****4; *****3; *****9; *****9; *****9. CONSOLATION PRIZES ($42.1 each): Nan. *****9; lflflfiHß; *****0; *****7; *****9; *****1; *****0; *****9: *****5: *****1.49 words
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196 1966-11-24 19 EIVE trophy races will r highlight the Christ-mas-New Year meeting at Penang on Dec. 25. 28 and Jan. l. The big race will be the $20,000 Penang Gold Cup over lOf for Class One horse* OthPr Class One feature racps are the $11,000 Governor"'-196 words
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Article96 1966-11-24 19 I ONDON, Wed. Charlot- > town the Epsom Derby winner, was voted "Racehorse of the Year" by racing journalisis in the Racecourse Association's annual ballot. Charlottown topped the ballot by only two votes 176 to 174 from Sodium, the Irish Derby and Doncuter St. Leger winner During96 words
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Article, Illustration755 1966-11-24 20 Visas for Jakarta will be available from tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MALAYSIAN and Indonesian liaison teams here and in Jakarta will issue travel visaft from Friday, the Ministry of Home Affairs announced today. This is one of the several decisions reached at the top-level meetings between officials of the two755 words
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Obituary129 1966-11-24 20 HUNTER: In F.dzrll on 22nd November at the result of an accident Joy much lovrd Wttt of A J Hunter and dear mother of Ann. John and Angela MIHAN tINOH. agi- 107 father of late Mr. Gurchan Slnch. AmrrlcK Sln«ti and O S (Ml on 2.T It <WV Fun-129 words
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205 1966-11-24 20 Hospital gets maternity forecast aid OINGAPORE, Wed. The Kandang Kerbau maternity hospital today received a new electronic instrument which can diagnose maternity cases and help reduce the ordeal of childbirth for many women. It is called a tocodynamometer and costs $5,000. It can foretell scientifically which mother and baby are205 words
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Article37 1966-11-24 20 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand and Formosa today signed here a. new trade agreement for one year to promote a free flow of goods between the two countries and to accord favourable conditions to each other.37 words
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Article399 1966-11-24 20 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Wed— The London stock market was firm today. According to market sources sentiment was dominated by two factors. The first Influence was relief that the Governments White Paper on the "restraint' 1 period contained no new measures. This was later reinforced by rumours of a strong new399 words
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Article60 1966-11-24 20 YOKOHAMA (Japan). Wed. A family of four drowned yesterday when their car accidentally backed oft* the end of a pier at Yokohama port. Police said the car rolled backwards off the pier, with the driver trying frantically to put the car in gear and stop60 words
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Article51 1966-11-24 20 Anniversary wayang SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Yio Chu Kang Villagers Mutual Help Association tonight staged a Teocltw wayang performance at the National Theatre to mark its ninth anniversary. Another performance will be held tomorrow. The shows are being held under the patronage of the Minister of State for Culture. Mr. K.C.51 words
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Article94 1966-11-24 20 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Khco Mcc Kiong. 27. a former bar girl, yesterday told a court why her sevenyear marriage to Tan Chew Lim had faUed. She said she had twice reported her husband for armed assault once with a metal fork and once with a94 words
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Article31 1966-11-24 20 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Singapore 1 Red Cross Society will hold its annual concert at the Red Cross home. Tanah Merah Besar. Changi. at 7 p.m. on Dec. 4.31 words
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Article, Illustration196 1966-11-24 20 Disaster truck that killed two men SINGAPORE. Wed. Two Public Health Division labourers were killed by a three-ton military truck which ran off the road at I'pper Serangoon Road this morning. One of them. Peck Leng Chuan, 43. died on the spot. The other. S. Munusamy, 49. died three hours196 words
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289 1966-11-24 20 SINGAPORE, Wad. 'THE international A teachers seminar was told today that teachers should be given a compulsory four year education course to improve their professional standards. Mrs. F. R. Bhupalan. the Malayan delegate who made this suggestion, said that teacher organisations289 words
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Article60 1966-11-24 20 Just fancy that LONDON. Wed. The school's dinner break dragged on and on and on. Boys were even eating their peas one at a time. Pupils at the Cheshunt Grammar School were yesterday staging a goslow protest against one I of their teachers. They claimed that the teacher, who super\60 words
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516 1966-11-24 20 UDP leader backs Tengku on use of English PENANG. Wednesday T\\\. Lira Chong Eu, leader of the UDP opi>osition. declared today that the question <>£ language "must l>e ipproacbed with tolerance." "I urge members of thi* House to set aside Dolitical feelings and emotional undertone," he said in the State516 words
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92 1966-11-24 20 KI'ALA Ll'MPl R. Wed. The Rent Control Act. which was passed in June this year, will come into force on Jan. 1. The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Bnh. said today that the public would he welcome92 words
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