The Straits Times, 23 July 1967
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Title Section18 1967-07-23 1 The Straits Times it* Nat*/*** NO. MM SUNDAY, JULY M. lfT7 M CBNTS KDN2577: 2591/ MC (P) 226718 words
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Article, Illustration252 1967-07-23 1 I Ch«ong Yip Seng - I Ch«ong Yip Seng SCREAMS ROUSE NEIGHBOURS, THEN BABY GIRL CRAWLS OUT COVERED WITH BLOOD I- By SINGAPORE. Sat. A mother of two. Mrs. Ons Kian Houn. 24. was slained in her Paya Lebar flat at 2.15 this morning. Sleepy-eyrd neighbours rushed out in their night-rlothrs252 words
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Article, Illustration441 1967-07-23 1 SABAH: WE'VE KEPT OUR WORD-TUN JESSELTON, Saturday THE acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, tonight declared that at no time had the Central Government violated the spirit or letter of the Inter-Govern-mental Committee Report under which Sabah joined Malaysia in 1963. On the other hand, he misted that the Central441 words
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Article183 1967-07-23 1 Getting ahead with the Times ITP. up. up and taster and faster go the sales of the SUNDAY TIMES and the STRAITS TIMES. From Jan. 1 to May 31 this year, the rate of growth of the circulations of these two papers has been phenomenal—h ig h e r than183 words
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Article27 1967-07-23 1 LONDON. Sat. Prime Minister Tenglcu Abdul Rahman will return to Malaysia "ioim time near the end or this month." a *pokexman her* said jmto*4m,j. UPL27 words
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98 1967-07-23 1 UANGKOK, Bal n bandits celebratini a pan-. ;n their stronghold in touthern TluUland ambu.>hed and killed bf poUce Tding u> report j reaching I A 120- man police surrounded the hou hla province where tti<' t)and.' led our of th«* most w l men98 words
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Article22 1967-07-23 1 I.ONIXJN. Sat A M<« boom from a jet fieh'er brf«lcir.i the sound burrter na« rfstored 73-year-old Da\id Jones' h*«rinif Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article61 1967-07-23 1 ■TOONS appkow PIIONK LINK i\k \i;i >ji rha < .tl.init |UU 4|>|iliii<(i thr in^l.ilUlmn a li-lrplinnr link lirlKPrn I' s.iluh 4iirt Mnntianak in liiilnnr-MM Hi -I Km nni. it h.iv minium rd hrir li.div The liiiloiii M4ii MM ■mm lalara qnotpd lanM nnlit.i 1 imjndfr. Kru.idiri l.rnri.il itunn. a-61 words
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Advertisement107 1967-07-23 1 CYMA^j BENGOLD COMPANY 4. totttaa Pimm. Hfll Nm M 77UA The Garuda. i[> was a mythical bird of iL I the East which carried UMtvr? olj people to far off lands in U lift,. search of new excitements WP lAtjSE^ and adventures. It was a OV«P^ bird of safe carriage,107 words
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Advertisement96 1967-07-23 1 mmW Nikon introduce a completely new 35 mm singl* l«ns reflex camera. Nikkormat FT Today's most advanced built-in through-the-lens light metering system, internally cross coupled to the lens diaphragm and shutter speed. Auto reopen diaphram. Auto mirror return. Auto activation of the meter by lever controlling film advance and shutter96 words
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Advertisement18 1967-07-23 1 soit BtirciM row JIWILLIIS ••*> V. V««ooo 1 S'W-o- *«fc ■nw Ck. h <m V^ MJI i '<s Kan*18 words
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Article215 1967-07-23 2 'TELUK ANSON. Sat. A sampan carrying four girls .-ank on collision vu'h a 24-ton cargo boat In the Perak River oil Denston Road here <m the night of March 3 when Its portsiae oar-lock lasterner snapped. One girl was rescued while the other three were215 words
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Article31 1967-07-23 2 PENANG. Sat. The Royal Engineers «iK carry out operations in the Sunsei Kiuang area next Tuesday to dispose or aerial bombs dumped by the Japanese about 20 years ago.31 words
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164 1967-07-23 2 Girls lead protest march at Varsity |£UALA LUMPUR. Sat— More than 1.000 sloganchantine and singing students of the University of Malaya today staged a pntest march round the campus against the Internal Security Act which requires students to obtain suitability certificates before i'lininc institutions of higher learning. The march started164 words
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Article39 1967-07-23 2 IPOH. Sat. Chan Chye. 22. a commercial clerk, was fined $1S hv the Magistrates Court hfre w*lav when he pleaded kuil'v to abusing Police Constable Mohamed bin Rarir. at the Anderson Brewster Road Junction on June IS.39 words
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Article36 1967-07-23 2 PENANG Sat. Custom* oft Very of the Penang AnttsmuNlinr Dn-sinn today seized 10 cases of medicines and (Seta ned a suspect arter tney had ln'/roepted a sampan off the Sprintttlde Hotel in Taniong Bungah36 words
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126 1967-07-23 2 PENANG. Sat —A twer •eater excursion bus fitted with a public address system and an Ice-box for refreshment*, carried Its first batch of tourists from Bangkok at the Bayan Lepas airport here tndav. The bus -the only nne of its kind in Malaysia was126 words
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Article38 1967-07-23 2 or a woman from Outer Space? No, she's just a labourer wearing a cloth mask, whom the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon, saw when he visited the deep-water wharves in Butterworth. Sunday Times picture.38 words
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299 1967-07-23 2 PENANG, Saturday THE Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Sardon, disclosed last night he had reached agreement with lighter owners, sampan men and cargo handlers on certain measures to be implemented by the Penang Port Commission. The Minister announc- i 1 ed this after he299 words
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Article, Illustration429 1967-07-23 2 dvertisement Margaret MerrH Beauty Skin Care Consultant A soft, dewy complexion Is a loveliness that every woman desires, and today you can easily achieve that exquisite, petal-smooth look by promoting the natural processes of skin beautification. Try some of these suggestions to help429 words
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Advertisement256 1967-07-23 2 Visit Hfc^^. laaia^Bariß 4b Wm\ *fci II Vl W a| '.;> I Lit rm, lii alaV A »^al^HWP mHbbßbbibbw Now free of charge, Lloyd Triestino flies you to Australia. That's where you board your Lloyd Triestino liner bound for Europe. Sail on Lloyd Triestino, and you actually receive an air-ticket256 words
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Article, Illustration349 1967-07-23 3 DURIAN TREE CRASH TRAPS FAMILY: GIRL KILLED By Rudy Beltran: Kuala Lumpur, Sat J^ MOTHER was rocking her baby to sleep with a lullaby when a huge durian tree crashed down on the house, killing a daughter of six and injuring the baby and three other children. It happened during349 words
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Article124 1967-07-23 3 Blood debt appeal by Minister J |ffUALA LUNirUR. Sat. The national president ul the Malaysian Indian Congress. Tun V T. Sambanthan. today appealed to the Associated Chinese i Chambers of Commerce not to carry the issue of the Jal panese blood debt any fur- ther "The issue has been solved124 words
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Article59 1967-07-23 3 ALOK STAR. Sat Juftnr Dhio S. M. Yohe today >ontfiiced a rubber tapper. M. Vadurlo. 22. to three months' lail lor causing grievous hurt to K. Rajoo. 42. with a pa>"an«but said he sympathised with him. I have taken all the extenuating circumstances into onsideration and59 words
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Article178 1967-07-23 3 Teacher wins Berita prize KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A National School teacher from Kelantan. Inche Mohamed Isa bin Haji Ismail, 32, won the Berita Harian prize of $1,000 for the best entry in the short-story writing competition organised by National Writers' Association (PENA). He received the prize tonight from the Minister178 words
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259 1967-07-23 3 Govt servants urged to look on national language as challenge KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysian civil service officers were told today that the use of Malay in all fields of administration from Sept. I this year was a challenge to them to carry out their responsibility with enthusiasm, determination and strength.259 words
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352 1967-07-23 3 if FROM PAGE ONE the Central Government would contribute $313 million out of the allocation of $375 million in development expenditure for the State's economic and social projects under the First Malaysia Plan. He stressed that it was not the question of money derived352 words
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Advertisement1072 1967-07-23 3 //START NOW! l| MAKE YOUR' li MONEY EARN A SAFE JL *5i7 ■P INA DEPOSIT ACCOUNT You gain in so many ways I RELIABILITY: A Deposit Account with I ombard BanUrtg I proNides a good rate of interest, »ilh complete salely for your I capital leading to tinancial peace ot1,072 words
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956 1967-07-23 4 Overlordship of the State? We won't tolerate this, says Minister SINGAPORE, Sat IN its search for a national culture, the Singapore Government believes in the use of the democratic socialist method to solve problems and completely rejects the Communist totalitarian method. The Minister of State for Culture. Mr. Lee Koon956 words
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236 1967-07-23 4 Britain will regret pullout. says Economist I ONDON. Sat. The Economist said yesterday the BntliJi Government's defence White Paper "Is a document that Britain will regret afterwards The weekly news magazine said the Prime Minister. Mr. Wilson, "has chosen to forget what Its all about "Six months ago he wouldUPI - 236 words
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Article97 1967-07-23 4 TODAY: S»<1111 Kechil H. 4« i.m. (B.2ft) 9.53 p.m. (6 4ft; Sine»por» 1257 «.m (7.6 ft) 1147 pm 1 9.2 ft i Port Dirkw>n 733 am. <B.sfti 804 pm. 8 7ft>; Port Stt-e'tenham 70« »m <153 ft) 713 pm URfti; P#nansr 139 am (7ft)97 words
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Article, Illustration231 1967-07-23 4 Prodigy to give farewell recital CINGAPORE. Sat gmgapore's musical prodigy. 12-year-old Senw Yit Kin above i. wll give a farewell punn rental at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday. He leaves for London in September. He is not only a gifted pianist. His violin virtuosity has earned the praup of no231 words
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537 1967-07-23 5 FRANCIS ROZARIO: Singapore, Sat - WARNING: The people who discard citizenship may become stateless FRANCIS ROZARIO: Singapore, Sat. By fHK Indian High Commission today warned Singapore citizens oi Indian origin that they are liable to be drcl a r e d stateless persons if they ronouncod their citizenship. Reason: Indian citl■ens on acquiring foreign dtltenshtp537 words
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525 1967-07-23 5 Union protests to Chief Minister over police assault on reporter DENANU, Sat. The Journalists' Union of North Malaya today i protested to the Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. against the "unprovoked, unjustified and unwarranted" assault of a Straits Times reporter, j Mr. Lawrence Cheah Seonp Paik, by a525 words
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Article288 1967-07-23 5 am working with the Qovernmem and stuaytau iree m my time Mv mend tells me Hut when I take my examination I will have to gel a letter of consent from my head of department. Is this true? II C. We know ot n,) sucli ruleBut uou288 words
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179 1967-07-23 5 Riddle of a saint's missing fingers MALACCA. Sat. All the 11 right hand fingers on the marble statue of St. Krancis Xavier on St. Paul's Hill here are missing believed to have been pinched by "good- luck-charm" seeking tourists. When it was first discovered that several of the fingers were179 words
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Article331 1967-07-23 5 AND FOR THESE FISHERMEN THERE WILL BE A NEW COURSE IN FRIENDSHIP I UMUT. Sat. Fish- ennen from Pangkor Island and Pantai Rernis will thrash out their differences at monthly dinner-meet-ings. This was decided at a meeting presided over by Inche Abdullah Azizi bin Mohamed Som. District Omcer.331 words
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Advertisement39 1967-07-23 5 DR. MANI JEGATHESAN MAILVA RAJAMANI c&rfAma/iL os ccaA f (Jia/l Congratulates DR. MANI JEGATHESAN and MAILVA RAJAMANI 1966 Malaysian Sportsman and Sportswoman ofithe|year/ A drwuimanA contribution to the encouragement and furtherance of Malaysian Sport wo«lo cormiOHT <* iseii m igmsr,39 words
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Article, Illustration1411 1967-07-23 6 Story of an epic voyage and the man behind the headlines In this series, Michael Brennon and Jack Miller tell the story of "the voyage o* th« century" and reveals the facts about the real man behind the headlines. Here is the story of the lesser known Sir Francis1,411 words
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Article, Illustration1944 1967-07-23 7 AND JACK MILLER NEXT: NEAR DEATH well below horizontal by a freak wave. These were the bare bones of those terrifying moments. Amateur radio operators put on the flash of his narrow escape from danger. The yacht, they heard, capsized, then righted herself. He had brought1,944 words
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Miscellaneous238 1967-07-23 6 H*srt |Vn ACROSS: 1 Limit (8); 10. PQr Beeches (0); 4. Weight (S); 6. foot (4); 11. Kind (4); 13. Not Take up again (0); 0. Chafl eye-catching (13): 10. Approach (4); 7. Animal (5); 8. Buffoons (4); 17. Dietetic drink (0); 18. (7); 9. Metallic element (4); Sort of238 words
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Advertisement142 1967-07-23 7 GOOD NEWS! For all School Certificate Students. JUST PU BUSH ED A Guid* to lKak».p»nr« I •THE MERCHANT OF VENICE' ■aid complrtr parophratr of tt>« toxf by A. K. NATARAJAN Pm» 52 70 Poitsac Ixtro 44) eft. Availobl* now of oil Itoding bookitorct, Of wflt# to: Scholar Publications, P.O. Bo>142 words
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Advertisement222 1967-07-23 7 A J|^^% M Only MSA oilers so many lAV lm#l^^.^k. m\ T l^^ ieis to Hongkong through to |PH| |WI iA C J Taipei each week... all of m 0 %i I W m^m^m a m them offering superb Silver Kris Ser\ ice with a gourmet I _^j^ lunch and222 words
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301 1967-07-23 8 (jARDENING is not for men only. So versatile is the wide range of gardening equipment today that even housewives can carry out routine tasks without help from their husbands. I Th»- basic work such as mowing. weeding, spraying and trimming can301 words
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723 1967-07-23 8 GABRIEL LEE - Improve your lot— and it can be such a cheerful chore GABRIEL LEE By JL I is ;i truism that gardens do not grow tlu'\ develop. With a little planning and vision, you can transform the eve sore in th c backyard or waste land into the most alluring p1723 words
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264 1967-07-23 8 No mercy! On, on with the pest patrol v/ F all the problems that beset a gardener, none is more formidable than that posed by pests And of "all the posts that gardeners have to flghl against, the worst seems to be snails and slues They literally creep up your264 words
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Advertisement406 1967-07-23 8 NOT THIS BUT THIS V f/TARPEirS^ KI^CTRIC GARDEN TOOLS A tot* iho»« who want tim« C «o i*iov mmtf gvdwi VjKAii MASTERS cut wh*r« mtn and mowers can't Exceptionally quiet in operation ..Grtjsrrmters ire jpecufly designed to cut {ras» of any height in places tnaccosttoJe 10 motor mower or motor406 words
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Advertisement128 1967-07-23 8 ATTENTION ORCHIDISTS! Introducing new Brassicol 75% wp. for healthy and quality orchid plant growth, in- sist on Brassicol 75% w p. Effectivene* b A versa- tile fungicide chiefly against soil fungi in I Aonculture Can be I used for seed as well as I soil treatments. I It has given128 words
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435 1967-07-23 9 Splashabiiity: Be with it and get a small pool JLJL POOL will add character and interest to a dreary garden. It provides a focal point and a relief from monotony, and ushers in a new world of life and movement. Size Is a matter of personal choice and purse If435 words
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Article365 1967-07-23 9 HERE'S HOW TO GIVE YOUR BALCONY A SUNBURST OF GLORY i^*. TiARDEN in the balcony! This may seem quite a ridiculous proposi tion to you But lake comfort, it can be done. If you want an "instant orchid garden" lust outside your living room, you can easily do365 words
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211 1967-07-23 9 T x HERE Is nothing like a lovely woman tending flowers in a garden to make most men sit up In their reclining chairs. There are chairs on the market which can be adjusted from sitting to reclining position.211 words
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Advertisement373 1967-07-23 9 /make mowing v a pleasure 4 j with the dependable 4-stroke Highly advanced technical features Include -ATCO HIGHTOMATIC which permits height of cut adjustments to be made In a flash without the use of tools. You only manipulate one lever to give different height settings even whilst In the act373 words
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Advertisement341 1967-07-23 9 OAVIOTA foliar iiliz Sturdy, brilliant green leaves on your ORCHID plants don't just happen ORCHIDS need the leaf- Ijj^ feeding nourishment of KTwf CAVIOTA FOLIAR 67 i^W FERTILIZER. This Island-proven product B^^J^ac serves as a supplement to nutrients which are available from solid fertilizers The neutral characteristic of CAVIOTA FOLIAR341 words
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178 1967-07-23 10 OPINION Sunday, July 23, 1967. NO CAUSE FOR ALARM ONE thing is dellnlte. Britain will go only when the security of thli area has been assured. And it is up to the nations concerned to see that by the time she does depart there is here an unbeatable combination of178 words
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Article76 1967-07-23 10 Morrfi 111 minimum) MAKI SURE YOUR family starts thr <I*v Kith a hraithv breakfast. ©■iikfr Hiunr PBtts will Kive them OH ka«l atari triry ye evrr had. Your childrrn arlM rrally rn]oy Quaarr •u«ar r-rff«. TJr-v al»ay» come back ■Sf T,iore. WIN PCRSONALTV. POWIM thrmuh ronwraatloa. H» nn sflMtt**76 words
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Article86 1967-07-23 10 15 HorW. SI (Minimum) PRISBVTIRIAN CHURCH la «lnItapor*. '>rih«rd Road. Sunday Mrrvlces 9 urn and K v.m. All welcome. CVANOCLIST CENE MARTIN rrtiimi to K.f, Ttiur.'iilay 27th lulv 7JO pm.. <*nlvary Church. 17. ln.i Savor. Pudu. one nlKht unlv H. bnp*a to BBSS* nil M« old frlrn.li WEILIY86 words
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Article128 1967-07-23 10 CiAN we expect anything J useful from the brief Vietnam peace flurry last week? Apparently not, to Judge by the attitude of the principals concerned. It is the same depressing old record played over and over again. Washington promises to call off the bombing if North Vietnam will128 words
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Article143 1967-07-23 10 LiVERYWHERE at any time of the day or night, in fair weather or foul, the roads of Singapore are resounding to the tramp of marching feet. The walkers have all one thing in common— they enjoy fresh air, exercise and the Joy of training to take part in143 words
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Article343 1967-07-23 10 'FOYS. Children play with 1 them, and so do thrir fathers. Psychologists studj them. Hardhraded businrMmrn in this multi -milliondollar industry cannot live without them. And we feel sure that you, too, aa parents have a lot to ■ay about them, and probably five as much thought343 words
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Article, Illustration1195 1967-07-23 10 JOHN COLEMAN - JOHN COLEMAN by The "boom-boom tests" have begun in southern England. Designed to measu r e public reaction to supersonic bangs in readiness for flights by the 1 ,450-mile-an-hour Concord airliner, they usher in n new era in1,195 words
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Article626 1967-07-23 10 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - About your child's score FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By KUALA LUMPUR IN THIS CONTROVERSY OVER OBJECTIVE TESTS... THREE years ago a total of 84.439 students sat for the Lower School Certificate examination (Including Its Malay equivalent). In 1965 the number rose to 108,256, then to 120,480 last year. This year, more than626 words
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Advertisement11 1967-07-23 10 (HVDSOtiT) EUMENTHOL CURE 6* < I WLLMk sm^^fi INDISPENSABLE IN EVERY HOME11 words
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Advertisement73 1967-07-23 10 W mW\\ mm ft* about tmm o*ttr*g fo be ..all got their litHe TTjrTjM the Chancellor farce- everybody* fiddles gomg PtaMMMfl crocked down domg /f t!F% c m^ -^^'i m*. I xx r™] 'J) I tn»<l iec. ihe Government* m .^ou mght ejjeh WJZ 0 sot mitou9h job on its73 words
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Advertisement99 1967-07-23 10 For a complexion pure as snow, I use 'Hazeline Snow' now in the new handy tube (says London film star >V BBBBBi Tl -i sasm. V m^ttf^ 'i W l: TsuwLisjf*** '^^S3Csa»^^^ '^M bbbbW S^tb_^s<'' b^bW A A Why be envious of those beautiful skins? Use 'Hazeline Snow'— the famous99 words
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Article42 1967-07-23 11 GEOFFREY BOLAND - GEOFFREY BOLAND By 1. Increased economic development. 2. Tapping more financial resources. 3. Diversification of external trade. 4. Re-orientation of Industries. 5. Reappraisal of industrialisation policy. 6. Making Singapore an all-round service centre. 7. Full-scale promotion of tourism.42 words
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Article, Illustration855 1967-07-23 11 wisdom— for survival gINGAPORE, Sat. Seven major points for the economic survival of Singapore in the post- separation from Malaysia and p o s t-confrontation era are laid down in the chairman's statement issued here this week by Sim Lim Investments Ltd. As the chairman is Mr. Soon Peng Yam,855 words
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Article138 1967-07-23 11 Give your best, Signals men told SINGAPORE. Sat. The J Minister lor Defence, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee, today called on the Signals Squadron of the People's Defence Force to make the best use of thr "reliable equipment bought at great expense" to provide the Republics army with an efficient communiratWms138 words
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Article, Illustration58 1967-07-23 11 MX. AND MKS. V. Gaiiesaratnam after Uicir marriage at the Sri Mariamman Tempic in South Bridge Kuad in Singapore recently. The groom, eldest son of the late Mr. M. Vyramuthu and .Mrs. Yyramuthu. is attached to the Straits Times Press. Sincapore, while the bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.58 words
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Article64 1967-07-23 11 TANJONG MAUM, Sat. The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kal Boh. has urged the setting up of a relief committee for the victims of the recent landslide at Kampong Ulu Bernam which rendered 24 people homeless. Mr Khaw yesterday \islted the kamnone which was64 words
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Article100 1967-07-23 11 PENANO. Sat. Thirty men boarded a vessel The Taiwan Shan. anchored at Penang harbour, yesterday and escaped with 1.045 pieces of women's underwear and 12 sports shirts. While 15 men stood guard over the three watchmen, the real ransacked the storeroom. Police rushed to the scene and100 words
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Article33 1967-07-23 11 SINGAPORE Sat E\ victim. Wona Whi Hong. 18. who vat burnt when a kpr'^rne rooltpr fxplndPfl yestfrdav a ill in Albert S'reM. iv bMII rrttimllv ill in the General Hrcpital today.33 words
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Article502 1967-07-23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Business In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms 01 the Stock Exchange today with the number of shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Roustead (2.000) $1 54. (1,000) $1.53; Central Sugar (22.000) $1.72 D. (23.000) $1.71. 12.000) $1.70; CCM (7.000) $1.68 D. (15.008) $1.67;502 words
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Article29 1967-07-23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat Inr NtralU Tin pric* fodav m** 25 rt>n»« to $609.50 a picul on an nfTmng etttunated up v ton* to 345 ton*29 words
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Article69 1967-07-23 11 THIS week the Asia Magazine presents two interesting features. One is on the fabulous island of Bali. It describes the life, customs and arts of its 3.5 million people. The other analyses the political situation in Ceylon and discusses moves by the moderates of the69 words
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Article22 1967-07-23 11 PENANG Sat. A car belonglns to a medical ottlcer. Dr R Siv.i.vambonoan, was reported stolen from Immigration Road last night.22 words
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Article75 1967-07-23 11 PERLIS. Sat.— A Senator and a State Assemblyman were defeated in the Perils Utara divisional Umno youth elections yesterday. Senator Abdul Rahman Ahmal. former chairman Perlis Umno youths, lost to Inche Shaari bin YusofT. an adult education supervisor, by 112 votes to 63 Inchf Abdul. all b75 words
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Advertisement332 1967-07-23 11 ©EARN What you're really worth! You can develop your natural ability and turn for a better job a better future through an ICS specialiKd home-study course. With ICS you learn at your own pace under the guidance of expert? in your subjects. You'll be surprised by the rapid progress you332 words
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Advertisement563 1967-07-23 11 HOW 53,791 TESTS PROVED YOU CAN i GET RID OF PIMPLES QUICKEST. SIMPLEST WAY TO BANISH YOUR PIMPLES COMPLETELY Don I let a pimply toce ruin your romance social lite, taoit your tun, your future Rid yourself forever of thit owful <t A complaint with the umplest, eatiett, quickest octinf563 words
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Article, Illustration297 1967-07-23 12 iudith vong and the girls who don't need them... NEXT month eight attractive schoolgirls m ill stage a demonstration. Not in protest against anyone, least of all their headmaster. But to showthat one is never too young, or too Inexperienced, to embark on a worthwhile project. r MirHallT a297 words
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Article161 1967-07-23 12 lIERE'S news for cotton lovers (males and those who shop lor thrm>. There is a new shirt In town. In "fortified" cotton that looks and feels like cotton with the same absorbency. It has the Immaculate, well-pressed appearance that Is so often lost In a wash with161 words
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Article332 1967-07-23 12 DEAR JANE LEE... A BOY I have known for many months wants to marry me. But I dare not accept his proposal because I know he sustained head injuries in an accident. We are both 21. Should I marry him? UNSIRE. Ask jour parents. w I CAME to know a332 words
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Miscellaneous35 1967-07-23 12 tfTj? */^ifc\/20SZ¥dll£S? > /'TUB »WT») /TM€ JO9 VOULD 9C\ /uDOK WUiT IT •Jr^N H/flAnL&L^rW^*^*-*^^/ k-TOO lU\ciJ I MUCH EA«P6«Z IP it) H686 oti TUS TIN- I —/I I aßMHsaHi^ f *cc meet *wv\ CS*^ |T^^BEMOVIrVJG Tuey35 words
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Article, Illustration614 1967-07-23 13 The cocky kids NAMES in th« NEWS ...OR THE MINI MITES WHO ARE REACHING OUT FOR THE FASHION HEIGHTS By JUDITH YONG: Singapore. Sat YOU can call thorn brash, you can call them bold but you just cant help loving these cocky kids who arc longing to crash into the614 words
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Article, Illustration282 1967-07-23 13 A spell with the Guards for two princes i ONDON. Sat Two sons of the I Sul t a n oi ■■Brunei are to be made Guards officers for three months. With Queen Elizabeth's ap proval. they have been granted honorary commissions in the Household Brigade. Crown Primp Hassanah Bolkiah.282 words
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339 1967-07-23 13 Playwright Picasso has a bout of writer's crap ftASSIN France i. Sat. Actress Rita RenJor I squatted on a chamber pot during a showing of Picasso's controversial play here— watched Impassively by an audience that lnciuded a "decency panel" or policemen. But the play. Desire Caught by the Tail." was339 words
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Advertisement256 1967-07-23 13 (^Beauiiful ofa!r BRECK shampoo I >rin< j.s out Hie shine hi your hair. Like briishinci THERE ARE THREE BRECK mL SHAMPOOS FOR THREE J^ fe DIFFERENT HAIR CONDITIONS *t B'tcK Shampoo lor o'/ H<i>r jtk makes dry hair soft and lustrous. B Breck Shampoo lor Oily Hair penetrates and rcnoves256 words
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Miscellaneous1397 1967-07-23 14 STAR of £«.«*.> the WEEK^^ OUR -star of the Week' today >.« Mrs. S Knshnamal iPetalinp Jaya house-wife i born July 28. 1929. \'O| likr In (o uhead with in nlmnU Immediately. On speed. 1 rt. in much n( that «oif you cannot r« wrong 19K7 anil earlv I'n.x. \ou1,397 words
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Miscellaneous271 1967-07-23 14 WE MUST NOT ENTER TME V BUT WE WILL 1 PERHAPS THAT WOULO B£ 1 THERE IS CATHNE, CITY OF GOLD... A VALLEY Of CATWW6 BEPORE FCE62EUP f /C- //<^B6TT£g THAM TO BE CAPTURED.'^ BEYOND IT (5 ATHNE, CITY OF J' PARK, TARZAW/ AN f AlTy4o^jJll %j\ 11. J~" W271 words
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Miscellaneous13 1967-07-23 16 VaS r r 7i^ii 1 l»P ill -^CL^^i^h L r J vL^ r)13 words
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Article, Illustration749 1967-07-23 17 lIF.RF U i film as ruiTfnt v th» h»iHim»s mil about industrtml r«pton»|-. with two major rmmMic mmp»nl« rrlng for f«rh othfr'» serret formula*. •TAPRICE" t«a *i«■g p.iltrrn of HBpens* anrl exrit^mrnt that Iravrx all other Ihrillr-r* far behind. H« frrsh approach i%749 words
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Article378 1967-07-23 17 pXDR his fan well perlormancc at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday Master Scow Yit Kin will play works hy Bach. Scarlatti Beethoven Rachmaninov Chopin and Bartok The programme also includes a rondo on Argentine folk tunes by the South American composer Alberto Ginastera Prom the worlts of Bela378 words
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Article, Illustration234 1967-07-23 17 NOT BANNED 8UT.... BANNED? No. 1 1 s "BANNING, 1 thp film that brings a group of Hollywood's most aggressive, enthusiastic and talented younc players together on the screen. It stars tne sex kittens O f the sixties. Jill St. John and Anjanette Com<T in an explosive drama that234 words
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Article51 1967-07-23 17 Psychologists know that we all have a "vitality potential" but unfortunately many of us cannot achieve this at times. Th.it is why Pro-Plus is invaluable. It brings out your latent resources and puts you on top of your form. Get Pro-Plus Tablets and feel alive again,51 words
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Advertisement131 1967-07-23 17 ODEON: GRAND PREMIERE! WEDNESDAY. 26th JULY at 9.00 p.m. <$+ n murdered %fj PCTERO7OOLE <C_w\ MISfILIONAR SHARIF \JT> IhB"III TOM COIHTENAY V7/yWf|P vmpi DONALD PIEASENCE If* PHIUfTE NOIRET r4 SINGH'S HOUSE OF ANNIVERSARY SALE FROM TOMORROW MONDAY 24th July 1967 mg* STAMFORD ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** 47/43 open UPTO 9.30131 words
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Advertisement192 1967-07-23 17 G_____E____3.'"'' TODAY 3 SHOWS: 3-6-9 P.M. _^_H^_^ t V& 1 _K_ 1 I A I I v'-.B ■'Tt 1 ill f TODAY 11 «m.: 'LICENSED TO KILL" Color. Vh NIIS Tel *****7 fLIIUJ 1.30 17.30 NOW SHOW (\<. RAJ KAPOOR present VANGAM YJ HINDI TECHNICOLOR £N<iLISHICHIHISE SUBTiiieS lilll_U_HNilVlJl llilliflffl ..•.'■•■V.ViV.'.V.V.V.V.V192 words
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Advertisement420 1967-07-23 17 iilr" "ll "l JIMI-OPENSTODAY r_^_Jc Wl SINGAPORE -NO FREE LIST! *?F»f!pV9MK 11. 1 45. 400. 630 915 J |2_j_s_|* TANC CHING and SHEN Yl i K7a t at til "INTERPOL ej f^t i fj ARIfJ in SCOPE COLOR II HO -SPECIAL LADIES ONLY PREVIEW! Book Now! SATURDAY 29th July at420 words
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Article2261 1967-07-23 18 RESULT RESULT RESUTL RESULT ATHLETICS SINGAPORE, Sat A l«- -iiia aewcomer U> athlct. Or A/har Hamid. stole lht> limcliplit when he cleared 6:1 -'in in the hinli jump lor ;i new record on lh< Una! daj of the Singapore coinbinrd i rhampkmsnipa rer Park. who add* ri 4in to 1632,261 words
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Advertisement158 1967-07-23 18 FROM THE LAND OF THE COMPUTER AND OBJECTIVE TESTING, COME NEW TYPE OBJECTIVE TESTS IN MATHEMATICS I and II for Hundreds of Objective type Questions and Solutions covering the full syllabus of Mathematics I and II Latest Methods and Short-cuts to solution to problems; most Comprehensive Tests ever devised in158 words
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Advertisement525 1967-07-23 18 A New Approach ToTeaching ENGLISH THE SITUATIONAL METHOD HOW IT DEVELOPS through drills requiring the class to substitute/under* The Situational Method is an original method, deve- stand/and answer without puzzling out, and through loped by a team of language specialists to teach the situations evoking student response postwar influx of525 words
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Miscellaneous804 1967-07-23 18 aimHiiiiiimnmn^cfj e^»Ja^ jft^^S^^t 1 1 1 1 1^ i Coming off the ball Uco* N6 ui> wnif, wo Tout mmpA I k VJ* Lmk^^^l L^^^**"^"^i\ lis ciutp 'coy vs on' :uf tin. Mil IBh^. /^o*t, mjh v.tc'N |8X 1 x S^ v j; 1 wfcvEN? <vx(ess si»piy win Jsß^PWaa f804 words
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Miscellaneous183 1967-07-23 18 ATHLETICS— MaIacca AAA Seletar v SCRC: RAF TfiiEßh championships i Kubu Stadium. v RN Junior Irarur: Schools 2 30>; Sioh Cup tnancular CSC; YMCA v RAP Selflar; meet iKL Police Depot > Spore rap Chansi vHQ Seruts Ma«; MTC 'Jn Larkim: Spore No- Tanulm v SRC. vices 7 -mile walk183 words
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Article39 1967-07-23 19 ipoh «nd refereea return qu:/ oooutl »t Kuala Lumpur on Aug 30. Singap^rf iron the first encounter 86-70 They will also play a soccer m»'<-h on th' Armwl Forrß* .m on th^ Mm' day.39 words
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Article27 1967-07-23 19 KINO?- TON Pat. Tht Emp'.r» llfhtweifhl hmTB Utto fifrit het'i^'n Janutcs'l Bunny Or»nf anri 7,0 v» A'lot^v of Ohsns la ."t fnr Orrnb^r S.27 words
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Obituary65 1967-07-23 19 MR K K NAIR Zx Mta&fcr POfOfl biA'« Mcaaktl t>»*«»<i »«•»>• In India oe 21 r IMI THANG'AH. o»-n»r lUkui War'lv OH Mill mi Rabanc Ro«d •arornMn rui«l W 10 SO an i- II F'urral 3 rm. on 0 T *T VLVANUK TAN FONO -tmv p»«r»f '10 am Ba"ir<lav65 words
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Article317 1967-07-23 19 VYASA LAD looks safe 11 in Rare 8. This four-year-old has been consistent. In April he beat aCI 2 Div 1 field over 7f and last time out at Ipoh he ran a pood fourth to Bellendaine over 6f. Obvious threat is Taras Bulba who ran317 words
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Article182 1967-07-23 19 Sunday Times selections M»OMJEEP (ALL BOY POINTER Race 1 TANT Milt X Ol R BYRSA RAWSON PRINCE Little irmrni Pink Heather Little Clement Rawaon Prince Little Clement Taut Mieui Rare 2 CHIN MAH Ml N SOOCHOW CHIN MAH MUM Soorhow Chin M»h Mun la»y Money F)" Mnnrv Uinurn Brandon Rare182 words
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Article1860 1967-07-23 19 KL RUNNERS AND RIDERS Race 1-1.15 Class 6 Div 1 (S4.800) 6t (LOCAL JOCKEYS ONLY) 1 ***** Little Clement a (J Michael) J Donnelly 4 8.0 (F) 'Hiwd 14 2 92nn2 fUwsoa Prince g (E Donnelly* Owner 88 13 (F) Snbtan 4 3 ***** TANT MIEIX g (D Breukeleni RS1,860 words
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Article698 1967-07-23 19 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By MIRTHFUL MISS is a confident tip to win the Cl 1 Div 1 7f event (Race 7) at Kuala Lumpur today. This six-year-old ran a good fifth in the King's Cup over 6f last Sunday, finishing smack behind the placed horses.698 words
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Advertisement231 1967-07-23 19 National A welcoming smile and a warmhearted 'selamat datan^* from pretty Malaysian Angeline Fea...the warm reception you get always, when you fly with Cathay Pacific. We want to be friendly. We want to make you feel at home. That'swhy we have flight hostesses from 9 different countries of the Orient231 words
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Article, Illustration438 1967-07-23 20 National awards mark new chapter in Malaysian sport THE launching of the 1 National Sports Awards scheme marked a new chapter In the history of Malaysian sport and of the young nation. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, the Minister for Culture. Youth and Sport said at the Sportsmen's dinner held438 words
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Article60 1967-07-23 20 DINARD ißntannyi Sat.— French swimmer Francis Luyce beat the world 800 metres freestyle swimming record here last night with a time of 8:42.0 He slashed 4.8 seconds off the time recently set up by his countryman Aia i n Mosconi. Luyce beat the record In a60 words
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Article37 1967-07-23 20 LONDON. Sa: —Daitford enckri groui d one ot thr county pitchp.s used by Kent, has been banned for RTM elaai matches by the county pitches committee stated because it i> not up to standard.37 words
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Article23 1967-07-23 20 MIAMI. Sat—Baseball Hall of Fame member James Foxx died suddenly here last night while visiting the home of his brother.23 words
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Article99 1967-07-23 20 A FIRST FOR MOTOR RACING r'H. Sat.— Motor racing history will be made at the Royal Perak Motor Club's closed invitation grass track meet on the polo ground in Kuala Kangsar on Sunday. July 30. i For the first time, teams have been entered lor i race, wnich acts as99 words
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995 1967-07-23 20 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By RAJAMANI STRIDES TO EASY VICTORY AS THE SPORTSWOMAN OF 1966 IMAM JEGATHESAN, Asia's prince of pace, and Mailva Rajamani, Asia's 400-metres record holder and track queen of South East Asian Peninsula countries, were declared Malaysia's Sportsman and Sportswoman of995 words
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248 1967-07-23 20 2nd best Japanese team for Merdeka soccer if FAM agree TOKYO. Sat. Japan x will be represented in the Merdeka soccer tournament in Kuala Lumpur after all. provided Malaysia will a??ree to its second best national side, the Japan Football Association said here today. The team, however will include Japan's248 words
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