The Straits Times, 4 December 1967
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Title Section31 1967-12-04 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Natiiiiiiil I M.I IKI MONDAY, DEC EMBER 4. 1967 15 CENTS or 18 CENTS (Nl« fumncy) (Old cmr«nc») KDN 2578:2590 M.C.(P)£M31 words
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537 1967-12-04 1 |>HNOM PENH, Sun. Singa- ore'a Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said the Cambodian Head of State. Prince Sihanouk, have had wideranglng talks here on world affairs In what has been descrlbed as "frank and friendly" atmosphere. Mr Lee, who arrived here yesterday537 words
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Article, Illustration360 1967-12-04 1 It's agreed... GREECE AND TURKEY TO PULL OUT THEIR 'ILLEGAL' FORCES ON THE ISLAND ATHENS. Sunday GREECE and Turkey have reached agreement over Cyprus, ending the threat of war in the Eastern Mediterranean. The Greek Foreign Minister, Mr. Panayotis Pipinelis, confirmed Iliis early today. Turkey, he said, wouldReuter - 360 words
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Article207 1967-12-04 1 Curfew in Penang further relaxed KUALA M'Ml'Ui, Sumlay. I^lll^ tin lew in Penang Island ami in I'm vince Welleslcv is la Ik* lurllici relaxed. In Penang Island, Hie curfew will be shortened lo eight hours from lo p.m. lo ii a.m. front tomorrow. For Butterworth. Bukit Mertajam and Nibong Tebal207 words
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Article70 1967-12-04 1 MOSCOW. Sun. An underUHin .spy. s» immine towards the Soviet Union with a mmDU .tiid snorkel tube, has been captured by Russian bolder guards, the trade union newspaper Trud reported today. The newspaper did not (<ivr the nationality ot thr frogman. Ii s;.id he »a.-Reuter - 70 words
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Article, Illustration152 1967-12-04 1 LIM BENG TEE - LIM BENG TEE: By SINGAPORE. Sunday noLICK are investigating the death of a 13-year-old boy, Sim Yoo Hong (above), whose body was found inside a camphor chest in the attic of his home in Kampong hai Chee <in Friday. The chest was nut locked152 words
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Article29 1967-12-04 1 iki AVIV sun Arab Imfrtir blew up a nMTVOtr aii'i r.ul«.i\ Itnf r:nl\ ti)d«y in iw< (iiflrrnii parta <<i tanel catotnf ga but no casualties. Ren ter.29 words
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Article54 1967-12-04 1 Outings end for Soek JAKARTA. Sun. Deposed President Sockarno is under house arrest at the summer palace in Bogor, 40 miles south of here, according to army sources today. The sources said the 66-year-old former President was not allowed to leave the palace without a special permit from the Boiror54 words
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Article124 1967-12-04 1 HONG KONG. Sunday. TWO bombs were planted outside the door of v A church this mornint; but they were detonated before any one was injured, a Government spokes- man saia. The two were among a total of five* bombs found throughout the colony since midnight.UPI - 124 words
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Article37 1967-12-04 1 lAIGON, Sun Forty-eight Virtconc prison! of war wrrr baptised today in a service conducted |).v m< the Seventh Day Adventist Mission of Vietnam tat Tan Heip, a <iovrrntnenl prison, southwest of SairJn/Q ap. LJr.37 words
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Article46 1967-12-04 1 JOE DORAI - Russian-U.S. air link Moscow pun A l'..n American Airways B<n'ini:-7ii7 in airliner arrived here today On .i ir.M flight Ijcfnre the opoii:ng ol it regular service <>n \he Sow York route Two reeki ago Soviet Ilyu-■tun-62 airliner made .> sinilai ten*. tlmlH tn the i;. 6. Heutrr.46 words
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Article139 1967-12-04 1 JOE DORAI - Dallas team stoned after match JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE. Sim. The American soccer league club. Dallas Tornado, received a "wild" reception m their lour m atcb against Singapore ;it Jalan Besar Stadium tonight An Incident Involving Singapore .skipper Quart Kirn Swer and I .side-left Larson early in the second halt139 words
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Article22 1967-12-04 1 nf\a lARLUTI I OW Snn soviet ni«n has launched an •ther seientilir vitellite. ovm<>«. I'M Dews Past rrpoilrd I ieulrr «<22 words
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Article, Illustration764 1967-12-04 2 The fear monger CHICAGO, Sunday McCarthy hits out at lbj over war and peace prospects in vietnam 1MII. message from the Administration today is a message of apprehrn sion. a message of fear, yes even a message of fear. Senator McCarthy CENATOR Eugem .1 cC a it h y chargedReuter - 764 words
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Article97 1967-12-04 2 Nl N H)KK. Sun. The Hecretarj ol Stole .Mr. Dean Kusk >rslfiil.«> ippr.lcl fo r ffWlter uiulerMandnii; b] Kuropc.in nations «if lln- I S role in Vietnam. Xmriii .111 involvement in South cisl Asia, he said, did not mem thai IS intrrrsl i,i Europe was deiReuter - 97 words
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175 1967-12-04 2 MIAMI, Sun. andr M<*»sler .«nd hei nephew Melvin Lane Powers, tried and acquitted last year on a charge of killing her millionaire husband, announced their engagement today. .Mrs. Mossier, a 17 ear -old blonde, and Mr. Powers. 30. were acquitted by a jury after175 words
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Article325 1967-12-04 2 Cairo visit by Soviet bombers CAIRO, Sunday squadron of Russian TU-16 medium bombers will pay a '"cordial visit" to Cairo today, an Egyptian Government spokesman announced last night. The long-range Soviet aircraft will fly in formation over the capital. This is the first such visit to Egypt by the SovietReuter - 325 words
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Article66 1967-12-04 2 IHK HAOt K Sun Demonstraton outside t jir inI donesian Lmlw»y in Ihe Haeue inwi In vain yesterday ti> proem a petition to trwt ™i)H\-v urging ihr odstrvsnes Ol UK PnilPfi Nation! agreement with Holland providing j fnr rt referendum of the Papuan population on WestReuter - 66 words
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Article, Illustration235 1967-12-04 3 Cardinal Spellman dies, 78 NEW YORK, Sunday. FRANCIS Caidinal Spellman. senior prince of the Roman Catholic hierarchy in the U.S., died suddenly here yesterday. The 78-year-old cardinal, who was Involved in a politico-religious row over Vietnam just a year ayo. felt suddenly ill yesterday and went into St. Vincent's Hospital235 words
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Article90 1967-12-04 3 I ONDON, Sun. Op- position Conservative MP, Mr. Duncan Sandys, last night proposed an all-party truce "to put Britain on her feet again." "Through hesitation and halt -measures, the opportunities which were bought so dearly by devaluation are bruin thrown away." he said in a statement.Reuter - 90 words
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Article34 1967-12-04 3 CAIRO. Sun. Two Until airmen who bailed out un Friday after their Mirage jet was dounrcl by Egyptian antiaircraft fiie over Suez Bay apparently drowned, thr Cairo newspaper Al Ahram &aid today—AP34 words
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Article72 1967-12-04 3 4 anti-Mao subversives executed jyjOSCOW. Sun Four people were executed in the local .stadium at lam how. North China, after being found guilty (if subversive activity .mainst the cultural revolution, the Soviet news i agency T a s s reported yesterday. T.inn said a hinesr newspaper. Kansu Jlhpao. had saidReuter - 72 words
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Article57 1967-12-04 3 BUDAPUT, Sun —A fci.viet military plane crashed into he Smith Budapest residential suburb of Erdlicet yesterday killmi; all the crew and two people on tho ground, the Huncanan MM agency MTI annnunced today. Neither the number of crewmen nor the exact type ol the plane mAP - 57 words
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240 1967-12-04 3 The spies who strike up sour notes-by Moscow \IOSCOW, Sun. A iTI Soviet magazine alleged today that the United States planted spies in orchestras sent here on tour and this was the reason for the sour notes occasionally heard during concerts. Nedeiya, the Sunday supplement to the Government newspaper Iz-:Reuter - 240 words
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Article206 1967-12-04 3 And out come Hiroshima banners CHICAGO, sun. Antiwar demonstrators yesterday unfurled three nuge banners reading "Peace- and "Hiroshima" at ceremonies marking to the minute the 25th anniversary of th" birth of the atomic age. The two-storey long banners were dropped from the upper Boon «f the Enrico Fermi Institute, acrossUPI - 206 words
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Article45 1967-12-04 3 Soek's daughter to wed J .«1 iv. iti. I president cirno from bu ik.m ■riie l Bdgcci to an ah feme cadet. Informed -m.u\r> .-..dd today Ih In r in it hi i Hrr wrddiiiK tl tv i«' heli: 1 next Mar, the sources said.45 words
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244 1967-12-04 3 Nuclear 'open house' offer by Johnson WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT Johnson offered today to throw open to international inspection more than 80 American nuclear reactors in a new attempt to get a nuclear non-prolife-ration treaty signed by world powers. The President pledged to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA) toReuter - 244 words
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Miscellaneous24 1967-12-04 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby COULP AFFORD ToJ=f==§2 /Vey IT OUT VOUPSCLP^ iJfHSlpa^ /totUECABS^ payCASH fckj^^^ [but watcu-tue B(?Akresj ,«^Bi^£& rr caw WOT afpopo24 words
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Advertisement255 1967-12-04 4 ■*v fimmmSßum '^?~**s& ■■■■■■■■■■■HNMHi An image of contemporary style and industry national championships Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office *f* CONTEST j «i- j \T XT nfr will be conducted in March, 1968, in three categories: Shorthand/Typing, Electric Typing and Blind equipment invites you to join its National Office Operation255 words
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272 1967-12-04 5 Business as usual but at a price KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. stallholders arc still charging the abnormally high prices imposed arbitrarily due to the recent disturbances. A caterer said today that goods which would normally cost him $80 were now cost- ins him $10 more. The reason given by stallholders t<>r272 words
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Article38 1967-12-04 5 Key to missing $2,275 II'UH. .-.in P lU ul SJ.J"ij iMi box the which waj luiir.i. previously. Mr. 1 I u> police th;it ins kiy to the Ihix mi N. Lii When he had it <>|" locksmith muney was38 words
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133 1967-12-04 5 Wedding reception first since riots pENANG. Sun. Hundreds of friends and relative.-; turned up at the Old Frees' Association today for Penang's first wedding reception .since la.st week's riots. The bridegroom. Mr. Cheah Phee Choon. a sub-ac-countant at the Chartered Bank in Alor Star, la a son of Mr. and133 words
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Article61 1967-12-04 5 KAMPAR. Sun.— I lie K.mpu oi.Hich oi the DAP u> conducting houas t<> hou.se vim Us litre in preparation lor total council elections. '1 lie ihuirman, Mr. Chin Fook Yen, .x;ud: "Committee memben will nuke visits twlcfl ;< wrrk to ascertain i.Trti grievance! and to prepare61 words
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249 1967-12-04 5 Case for Lumut as a port says harbour pilot I UMUT. Sun. Ask lj Captain L. C. Watson, "unofficial" harbour pilot here for the past six years if Lumust has a case for development as a port and he will reply in a word 'undoubtedly." He underlines his conviction with249 words
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Article29 1967-12-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Arti;-t Lev Kiin Sena, 19, will hold his lust OVMMM one-man exhibition at tlie Trto Gallery in Bangkok from Dec. 12 to Jim 3.29 words
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Article23 1967-12-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sun— A total dl 64 tiMlfic intidents were reliorted to police during the J4 hours, of which five were serious.23 words
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230 1967-12-04 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. A giant exposition is to be held at the New World Park on New Year's Day to raise money for a proposed scholar ship fund. Organised by the Jalan Be.sar Citizens Consultative Committee, the monthlong exposition will be a trade and230 words
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Article59 1967-12-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Internationally-known horn player Mr. Barry Tuckwell arrived here today with pianist Miss Margaret Kitchen for a joint recital at the Malayan Teachers' College auditorium on Tuesday at 830 p.m. Mr. Tuckwell and Muss Kitchin. who have ju>t t"mpleted performances in Kuchine. are59 words
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Article155 1967-12-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sunday MX J A Willie, in.in .lum^ director of Vosprr Thornycroft Uniteers Ltd., today .m nounced that in November the company exported •>ix vessels worth more than $1,000,000. Three 55-ft. steel workmats were delivered to Brunei Shell. Two of them will be working155 words
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Miscellaneous139 1967-12-04 5 I//**/ O»p By V.T. Hamlin \"^jp r~>~7 yeah!! L J^iCJL^ ;^,^^gf y V— TH3ORILUVS THEYVE GOT TGET liitjtn '^t^^^V^B^'- j (£J ~J»jUf HAP A HAND 'EM AIRBORNE Vf\//'ff( f wIIQS^^I VVOW.' W •r-,'^>''-f^^^SSw l V I V//V/Y I I IMI tr Mt> l« I» In 111 K W if it-139 words
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244 1967-12-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sunday. r |MII\ Acting Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin (live, siiid l;isl nighl thai the maintenance of Singapore's political ;ui<l economic stability \\:is ;is mucn the responsibility of iK citizens :is il was the- Government's. Speaking at a dinner held244 words
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Article55 1967-12-04 6 SINGAPORE Sun A Singapore bubinc.ssnian. Mr Roop K. Va&wam. ha:3 donated SI 450 to the Medical Palculty uf ihe University nr Singapore tor the purcha.se of special^ed equipment to treat patient suffering fri>m arthritis vi the neck W'.tn thr new equipment it w\i; be easier tor orthopaedic55 words
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Article30 1967-12-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sun The Youns Men ChnsUan A.vwcmtion will stage an "End ol Year Variety Bttcvr" at its premises in Orchard Road at 3 pm on Dec 1630 words
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227 1967-12-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Deputy Prim 0 I mister. Dr Toh Chin r ionight envisaged a veiy lpor'ant role for the newly formed Singapore National }'ugilibUc Federation to p.ay in nation-building Speaking after having officiated at the swearing-in ceremony of the first ruuncil vi thr227 words
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Article128 1967-12-04 6 Kheks told to 'play your part' SINGAPORE. Sun Ihe Minister ol State lor Culture. Mr Lee Koon Choy. today called on the members of a newly-iurmed association of the Khek community, the Mcl Scow Ping Association, to play their role in contributing to the stability and prosperity of the Republic.128 words
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Article, Illustration49 1967-12-04 6 Ml; AND MKS Wee thnfc Hock after their wedding at the Singapore Registry. The bride. Miss Dug Bee (huh. a dental nurse, is tbe eldest daughter uf Mr. and Mrv Ong Ah Moi. The bridegroom, a schoolteacher, is second son of .Mr. and Mrs. Wee Teck Guan.49 words
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Article, Illustration132 1967-12-04 6 A 810 smile from pretty Miss Theresa Leong, 20. a receptionist, after she was crowned thr Civil Service Queen of Singapore at a Christmas Ball at the Ocean Park Hotel on Saturday night. Congratulating her are the runners-up. Miss (.eraldine Ng (richt>, a132 words
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206 1967-12-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. In--1 che Othman Wok. said today that a university or college education could never be complete unless it demanded from every student parti.Moation in at least one game. H<> was speaking at the206 words
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Article77 1967-12-04 6 MiNGAPORf Bun rhe Ministry Of BudCktlon will receur •or ;li' v and Guilds it London Institute E\Hinmalions from Dec to Dec 29 (excluding t;.<turci»y^ tiuntiays i and holidays i CandKiatPS who hold BtDCa- pore idenuty-card!> und an -1Kible to takr the exnmination can contact the Examination!77 words
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Article46 1967-12-04 6 SINGAPORE Sun -rnr-M the preparat.n!i jinci U'-es <>f bjdect. 1 .tnd standard**, organised by the tiingapore Institute ol Managemem. will oe conducted bj Mr Inn Bmn Tong a qualmed rouniam. who it with ..1 Dairy Industries lld Tne course v ill last Dec. 7-2146 words
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Advertisement263 1967-12-04 6 TH( DISTINoUISHEO PATRONAGt OF THE FIRST LADY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE PUAN NOOR AISHAH GRAND CHARITY PREMIERE IN AID OF SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN ORCHARD THEATRE THURS.. 14th DEC, 1967 AT 8.30 p.m. TICKETS AT 5300. $5 00, S'o.oo t, DONATION SEATS AVAILABLE AT ORCHARD THEATRE 0 2c263 words
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Article, Illustration257 1967-12-04 7 MALAYSIA POLICE TO RECRUIT 11 GIRLS AS CONSTABLES By MAUREEN PETERS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Royal Malaysia Police are to recruit 11 Malaysian girls between m and Uj years ai women constable The ofllcer In-charge of women recruits at the Police Depot here, Inspector Thangaletchumy Kanagasabai, today said thai she257 words
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Article30 1967-12-04 7 KUALA I.UMPLTR. Sun Tim llalay_ui institute <>t Management wiil hold ;i film .•-how at tin* Br Ontrr in j.ilan Bluil here no T>v. 14 at 730 n m30 words
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Article98 1967-12-04 7 Singapore venue of chess tourney CINCiAPORE. Sun. The J World Chess Federation ha> agreed to hold the 19G9 championship for the East Asian /one in ■lore. This competition Is the first Btage it the triennal series leading to the world championship. There are at present 10 /ones oi which the98 words
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Article34 1967-12-04 7 I W AH RATA, Sun. The District Officer, Cameron Hiciil.irids. Indie Abdul Azmi bin Ai)dui Tahrim, yesterday opened the $50,000 Whli I,ee Hotel. bringing Hie nuniiier ol hotels here to 3134 words
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Article51 1967-12-04 7 TANAH RATA. Sun. The Clue! Justice Ot Ceylon. Mr. Justice H.N.O. Penund mi ius wife went on .i MKlU.seeniK tour of &<■ lull reaart aeconiwnipd by Mr. Justice Clmm? of Perak ii'in MM. Chany. '''Ik I "en .iid by tlie District Ottli-er. liu-he Abdul A/v bin51 words
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Article213 1967-12-04 7 SINGAPORE. Sunday. J'HE citizen of tomorrow must be a person with at lit udos of Joyalty and devotion transcend- ing personal interests. This is one of the qualitiea which mad? the good citizen, the Minister of State for Defence. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, told the213 words
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Article518 1967-12-04 7 CHAN BENG SOON - Curfew cut in Kedah for fasting CHAN BENG SOON By ALOR STAR, Sunday THE dusk-to-dawn curlew in several mukims in Kedah was today reduced to only ei«;ht hours from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. •'This is to enable Muslims to carry out their religious obligations during the fasting month." a518 words
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Article146 1967-12-04 7 SINGAPORE. Sun Three Sineapore youths have arrived in Britain to train for managerial positions at the Vnspr r Thornycroft Ciroup's Portsmouth and Southampton shipyards. They are apprentices Tan Kirn Pone. IK. who is studying naval architecture. Davrd Chiang Boon Hock. 18. whu is stud>ini:146 words
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Advertisement314 1967-12-04 8 a I I Hi HHI r A flH^ I flk I 1* *X# 0 w >i C '^HB HHf H> _^H| j %i bp, <# fc^^—i MMll^*^tf^.. pupping A timely suggestion If you've got a Christmas present problem, worry no HHHHBHH HHHI more. A gift of Otard Brandy is your314 words
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Article, Illustration2676 1967-12-04 9 HONG KNOG Colony that lives on borrowed time... \i kiniM 11-114; int-iit is ma(l<\ with re>pect and affection, to Han Suyin for the sub-title of this book 'Borrowed Time in a Borrowed Place 1 which is borrowed from her eloquent apologia of Hong Kont.s survival, resilience iinl destiny in an2,676 words
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Advertisement132 1967-12-04 9 Lactogen contains all the fats, protein, nine vitamins and iron to help your baby develop LilL^m. a strong resistance to illness v Bfe* v fenH^ strong bones m. sound teeth kfJi^^^ clear skin x A%!^k JBfc bright eyes |j^ H jrSv That's why babies thrive on Lactogen. But not all132 words
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184 1967-12-04 10 'Deprive and deport' Dr. Tan hits out KUALA LUMPUH, Sunday. |)K. Tan Chee Khoon, Labour MP for Batu, today hit out at the move to deprive people for subversive activities of the Malaysian citizenship they acquired by naturalisation or registration and to banish them. He warned that such action would184 words
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Article73 1967-12-04 10 Man dies of acid burns SINGAPORE, Sun— An un- Identified middle-aged Chinese died of acid burns in the General Hospital at about 1 a.m. today. Shortly after midnight, he had staggered Into the GcylanK police station, mumbled a few words to a policeman and pointed In the direction of a73 words
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Article38 1967-12-04 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Selaneur Philharmonic Suciety will play Christmas earob and traditional Mines at the British Council hall in Jalan Bluff hfrr on Dpc. 19 at 830 p.m. There will also be readings from Dirkens.38 words
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Article, Illustration110 1967-12-04 10 Cake for Visitors' Day at Boys' Home KALYAM. 16-year-old daughter of the Mill ister of Labour. .Mr. V. MlllliliiW|H. fuming a cake which she hnueht at Visitors' Day of the Montfort Bays' Home at Batu Tiga wmtTdav to her mother (back towards camera). On her right are her sisters. Indra.110 words
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Article151 1967-12-04 10 GOVT DID A VERY GOOD JOB— DATO KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE president of the Ceylon Federation of Ma--1 laya. Dato Sir Clough Thuraisingham. today praised the Government for crushing the "viol- ent and subversive elements" in the country recently. The measures that were taken had brought confidence to the people,151 words
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Article75 1967-12-04 10 SINGAPORE Sun Mr Rai P. SarhdPv. presidrnt of the Rotary Club of Singapore, will open an art exhibition "By Children For Charity" at th* National Library on Dec. 7 at 5 p.m. Proceeds of the exhibition, which will fpaturr 400 paintings by the pupiLs of Sunnyway Kin-dM-Rarten.75 words
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Article100 1967-12-04 10 Police identify body SINGAPORE, Sun. Polio* today identified the body of the dead man lound near the Housing and Development Board flats in Jalan Batu yesterday as Leow Boy Ngua. 25. of Jalan Hwi Yon. Meanwhile, the Identity of the partly decomposed body found ye.sterdav at the bottom ol a100 words
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Article53 1967-12-04 10 URINFI TOWN. Sun. The Brunei State Financial Officer. Dntn John Lee. is expected to reveal how much Brunei stands to lose through devaluation of sterling when the Brunei Legislative Council meets on Dec. 11. Brunei had about $1,000 million invested in the sterling area through the Crown53 words
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Advertisement210 1967-12-04 11 m SHELL ANE /^^"VvA A»* /N» I I 139 I L^L^aW s^a^~^ W"^ &aw 111 I 1 a^aW B^ I W I X Wr \.V_^^Hr7 m _^**^g^ M w m^^^ m Bulova *%O ksBM <«!| T IM pntectl art a«mtiM< la IW Utitfx DifMt Sinrcast «l C»rt«n«»s W«t, tH7." OUR210 words
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Obituary20 1967-12-04 12 tli H»r4a Hi I Minimum! MR. LOW KIM JOO MVttHI dauKhtrra-in-.» I ...n. 1 adftpttd dnnldrrn hunrrai >'. I ton20 words
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Obituary25 1967-12-04 12 I, As ,v;.i Hiiimiiw) IN BELOVED MEMORY of Mr. I ■nrmlM r»d by hia Iraa and tcrami CkMiiia I M>r it ••> p .hi.25 words
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The Straits Times Monday, December 4,1967
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Article933 1967-12-04 12 A> long as further judicial proceedings an possible In the suit brought by Dah> Stephen Kalong Ningkan, former Chief Minister ol Sarawak, .gainst the Government ol Malaysia, comnu nt on the judgment of tlw Federal Court obviously must be e\i<-edinnly prudent. But the rigniflcAnce of this }udg-933 words
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Article298 1967-12-04 12 'ih. anti-smuggling pact between Malaysia and the Philippines has come into force under peculiar and rather disconcerting cunsßV-l stances. When the pact became operative last Friday, tht Filipino officials who are vippov. d to police it were not at their posts in Sabah and it is uncertain when298 words
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354 1967-12-04 12 The health of two million people THE Committee of the 1 Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore would like to assure Dr. Chew Chin Han that its members have at no time contemplated or attempted to Influence any citizen or Member of Parliament to support the views of the Society on the354 words
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Letter, Illustration1037 1967-12-04 12 THE 'HAWKS' AND McNAMARA'S EXIT Anthony 1 low ard by Washington. Sun. Fear among the doves on Capitol Hill HAVE tht hawks won? asked a headline in a Washington newspaper immediately after the news broke that Mr. Robert McNamara was to leave the Pentagon. The general consensus here is that1,037 words
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Letter547 1967-12-04 12 Anthony 1 low ard - LESSON 125 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS GLOSSARY: PKnjata in) report (of a commission of inquiry, eto; BEBpolitik <v) to indulge In politics; PERmohonAN m i application: muslihat m> interest; pentas (n) stage; MEnyingkirKAN iv > to abandon, give ut>: MEnumpuKAN tv) to concentrate; MENrhahar iv)547 words
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Advertisement571 1967-12-04 12 Classified arjvertiseneits f*r Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: I COLO iTORACC SUPH»-MA«Ktr uaus) COLO STORAGf BRANCHIt >. .'lo.ol «3;a CITY BOOK STOUC LTD, Cc ,11 Quoy. THI NIWS FRONT (< ril.-potr ;Vl io()CfmOfk«r. MM. ISMAIL, Road, Naval Bast. MAMIIM STORI. Ui9 urp" Chonol Rpad, V. RfTNASAMY CO.,571 words
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Advertisement60 1967-12-04 12 f The Bark for AIU Big and Small ocic OVERSEA -CHINESE BANKING CORPN. LTD. the LAMGBT and STRONGEST locally incorporated bank. AUTHORISED CAPITAL: $100,000,000.00 ISSUED t FULLY PAID: 30,000.000.00 GENERAL RESERVE: 39,000 000 00 SHAREHOLDERS' FUNDS INCLUDING PAID-UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND OVER 70,000,000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEED: $665,000,000.00 FOR SUPREME SAFETY60 words
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Advertisement82 1967-12-04 12 Special Holiday Offer A aflaaaaS J^ fl aT™ I lIS. ,P, and this superb I I B MITSUBISHI II D 19" Model 19T-390C U\\ Fully guaranteed I 1 1 Day and Night Service. This apooaJ offer is only avatobto from: II M.&E.NATHAN LTD. 11 27/29 ORCHARD ROAD, 1 SINGAPORE, 9.82 words
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162 1967-12-04 13 'New blood' take-over as union leaders I( U ALA LUMPUR. Sun A delegates' conference of the 14.000-stpnm National Union of Commercial Workers third largest In the country today passed h resolution rejecting the annual and financial reports of the previous executive council. The conference attended by 29 delfßates also threw162 words
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Article80 1967-12-04 13 Seven held in new raids Xl ALA LIMPIK, >un. Police but night raided two Labour P:irtv branches and tlie Party Ka'avat branch >n K l.i lit and arrested seven people. Three were Party Ka'avat memßers and the rest Labour members. A quantity of documents was also seized. Disclosing this today,80 words
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106 1967-12-04 13 ftUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 21 -member goodwill youth team from Japan on an Asian tour arrived here today to meet MalayMan youths and "make as many friends as passible The team of 16 boys and five girls was selected by the Harmony Centre of106 words
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Article61 1967-12-04 13 SINGAPORE. Sun— Mr*. Lee Kuan Yew. wife of the Singapore Prime Minister, will bn impeding officer at the 40th anniversary review and display of the Girls' Brigade on Dec 9 at the Methodist Oirl»' School at Mount Sophia. About 1.200 girls and 4» officers from61 words
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Article40 1967-12-04 13 KUA'A LUMPUR Sun The Minute* of Local Oovernment ant. Housing Mr Khaw K.il Boh w open a 10-day vo*kshc loi ioun»h«ts from Chines Hnvuage new.^Mpers at the Boufh-East Asia Press Cen- tre here tomorrow at io JO a.m.40 words
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Article177 1967-12-04 13 OH KEE TIANG and CHEAH SEONG PAIK: POLICE CHIEF'S PLAN TO OFFER REWARDS FOR INFORMATION i By Penang. Sunday I pOLICE, reinforced by troops, continued their relentless flushing out of secret society gangsters in the Chinatown district of the curfewed city last night. The Deputy177 words
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67 1967-12-04 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun j An eight-member German i ballet groun arrived horp today for a performance tomorrow nigh! .11 the Malayan Teachers' College in Pantai Valley. The group of eight leading young solo dancers come from various theatre-com-pame.s in Germany. The Deutsche Taenzer represent67 words
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228 1967-12-04 13 Pow Nee visits riot victims in hospital Friday morning in the Weld Quay area, which resulted in several arrests and the seizure of a large haul of gangland weapons. STRAITS TIMES CORRESPONDENT R. MINI ANDY reports from Bukit Mertajam: Th> Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. accompanied by Tan228 words
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Article, Illustration86 1967-12-04 13 lifRS. Lai Chung Wan, ITX wife of the Service Adviser at the Malaysian High Commission in C.inheira. Australia, showing Miss Kay Hackett a srt nf baju kurong made of kain songket. at an exhibition of Malavsian arts and crafts held at Waega Wacaa. New86 words
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Article27 1967-12-04 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Starr) Club v. ill mcc' a*, the Bn'i-li Council centri in Jahm Bluff here on Dec 12 at 630 p.m.27 words
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237 1967-12-04 13 Strong winds warning in northeast Malaya I/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Warning of strong winds in the north-east and heavy ram to tne south-east of West Malaysia was made by the meteorological station here today. According to the forecast, w!jid velocity between 22 to 30 knots i.s expected in the coastal waters237 words
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Article30 1967-12-04 13 IEI.UK ANSON. Sun— Ths Tih Ena Benruilrnt Dramatic Bodet; hrre raised 5.V500 from its tvo-driy variety concert in aid of the Sun M;n Private Secondary School Building Fund.30 words
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Advertisement244 1967-12-04 13 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE f %J MANUFACTURE OF BATTERIES -J is the result of continuous research and of over 75 years f^^""'^ I specialisation in the design, J development and >\ manufacture of batteries an exclusive EXIDE formula for the plate grids to ensure much greater A durability and244 words
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Advertisement190 1967-12-04 13 \3\ Ji/tabilifi) Jlfrfjj WATCH YOUR MONEY GROW WITH COMPLETE CONFIDENCE Open a deposit account with us today. PAN MALAYAN FINANCE LTD iMoramo SMGAtov as i*c wo i*av'v comum MITWIRSED CAPTTAI S XLOOO 000 ISSUED AND PftlO UP CAPtTU S SJOOOUDM PIN mm FINANCE LIMITED GfflUP ASSETS EKEfO i 28.000.000 Su»-6'»nc"190 words
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Miscellaneous673 1967-12-04 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANVM. 5 Kuala l.uinpur Engli.-h: 7.10 Scope; 7.35 and I'mang; 6 Ipoh and T.h.E. Cat. 8 News in ManMalaria; 3. 10 Johorr Bahru; d.Tin. 8.10 Our Language; 4 Taipmt; '< Batu Fahat; 9 8.25 "Malaysia in a Week. Kluan*. o 9": Liberacp; 9 New.s in 545 Proßramme *ur-673 words
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Article, Illustration333 1967-12-04 14 MALAYSIAN STUDENTS WIN PRIZES IN MEDICAL EXAMS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two Malaysian medical students in Australia won coveted prizes in their recent tinal year examinations. They are Dr. Chonn Guan Chock, of Batu Pahat. and Dr. Tan Gay Chee, of Pontlan. Dr. Chung, who became the first Asian student to333 words
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Article48 1967-12-04 14 ILLL'K ANSON. Sun. The A.NMMtiu Minister of Finance. Dr Ng Kara Poll. yrsterdHy Rave a cheque lor 515.000 to the Hindu temple here for renovations and a crematorium. The cheque \\a.s received on behalf of the temple committee by i's chairman. Mr V Sinns>durai.48 words
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Article102 1967-12-04 14 THK 'Back To The Bible quartet from Ceylon singing their (aith at the closing night of an richtday sing-preach evangelistic campaign at the Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. They are from left Mrs. Angela Samuel (at the piano). Miss lmpam Anketell. Sam Sherrard102 words
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Article45 1967-12-04 14 KANUAR. fc>im —Tile Prrlis j Mcntn Bc.-ur. Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad. to<l,<y ;»lvisrd the people no! t<. Ufa the law iiiln tlirir own hands. He uixetl people living in the border arca.s to sunrd their own kimpongs infiltration by trouble-in45 words
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Article28 1967-12-04 14 IPOH. Sun. Two Chines* temples at Tujong Tuallaiitc and Tronoh will receive a $2,000 cheque e.iih from the Government one tomorrow and the other on Tan28 words
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Advertisement142 1967-12-04 14 f There's S. J an AIR about INDIA 1 I AT £^^ta A^+if^wl AvS&^w^F A<® Whether you fly East to West or West to East, and whatever your destination a stop-over in fascinating India is an opportunity too good to miss. 1 OVER 34 YEARS OF FLYING EXPERIENCE J r142 words
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Advertisement137 1967-12-04 14 Here's the fantastic new shirt that irons itself smooth and 'ZIPS' AWAY STVBBOBN STAINS in a single home laundering! •*Madoco" TV permanently pressed shirts of 80 Dacron Polyester and 20 cotton with exclusive "ZIP- CLEAN"™ Soil-release finish that sheds soil and stains in the wash! NOW AT LAST, the most137 words
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Miscellaneous45 1967-12-04 14 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl If! I ~~F1H<; mebe-s M |^ADorr-jp>. V VOLB CWECK, J AGAIN— JUST f ARE VOL 4WRF V__ WELL, WADDA/a"\ fc a( VA OA/E ME AN0 t h£!? A V knew. il to-a-B-s— i ?Easo-j VTT7 *^n R^v p v^a > i45 words
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236 1967-12-04 15 Doctor: No intention to kill deformed child F»RANKFURT, Sun. r A woman doctor told a court here she did not intend to kill a three-year-old deformed child when she gave it an injection four years ago. Dr. Mechthild Petersen, 47. and the chiicrs 38-year-old mother. Helga Slderow are on trial236 words
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236 1967-12-04 15 'US wants the Suez Canal to stay shut' LONDON. Sun. The Daily Express said yesterday the Suez Canal could remain closed indefinitely because the United States did not want it reopened, but a IS. official in Washington said the report was untrue. Chapman Pincher said in the main front pageReuter - 236 words
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Article208 1967-12-04 15 BELGRADE. Sunday. jtfIIHAJLO Mihajlov, the Yugoslav intellectual serving 3i years' jail for spreading hostile propaganda, has gone on a hunger strike, his mother told Western reporters last night. She said her son had complained of "bad treatment" in prison at Pozarevac, about 50 miles eastReuter - 208 words
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Article, Illustration63 1967-12-04 15 Christine to sue for divorce HOLLYWOOD. Sun.—German actress Christine Kaufmann will file early next week for divorce from Tony Curtis on the grounds of mental cruelty, her lawyer said" yesterday. The couple married almost five years ago and have two daughters, Alexandra, 3. and Allegre. 12 months. The marriage cameAP - 63 words
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Article52 1967-12-04 15 DEBAR < Yugoslavia). Sun. Eight more earth tremors »h(X)k this small Macedonian town yesterday as officials were still planning emergency measures to cope with Thursday's di.v-i.strnus earthquake. Since the quake. which caused the drain of seven people ,wid miured over 40. more than 100 tremors haveReuter - 52 words
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Article90 1967-12-04 15 Riots in Lucknow over language I UCKNOW, S v n. Police and militant Hindi volunteers yesterday fought a five-hour battle in the streets here in growing state-wide :ice against government moves to retain English as an official language alongside Hindi.. The police fired more than 100 rounds of teargas toReuter - 90 words
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Article37 1967-12-04 15 NEW haven (Connecticut). Sun. The manufacturers of a birth control ptll Enov d are being sued tor U*****,000 in eonnectlci with the death of a 22-year-old mother who died of a blood dot Uul March.37 words
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Advertisement226 1967-12-04 15 J' AMAZING! The amount of peanut butter kids will eat when it's Planters! A slice of bread, this hearty spread, and WOW Peanut butter's f better when the Planters people make it. Why? Because they only use their own great peanuts. Then, they add lots of vttamins A and D.226 words
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Advertisement409 1967-12-04 15 The watch that needs the least attentioa deserves the best service Bring your Rolex where it gets Rolex service Your Rolex Oyster is rugged. It is the best protected mov©. ment in the world. Water and climate-rroot; shockproof| by watch standards, virtually indestructible. But even though it is also the409 words
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145 1967-12-04 16 Writing for racial equality in S. Africa The World That Was Our* by Hilda Bernstein iHelnemann 42s i. BOOKS about conditions in South Africa are almost invariably depressing. Mrs. Bernstein's is exceptionally so by virtue of its stark style as well as the monstrous events It describes. At the same145 words
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Article167 1967-12-04 16 Tale of an exciting escape THE LONG PI RSUIT. By Jon Clear? (Collins Sis.) ADMIRERS of Mr. Clcary's talent for taut story will rate this exciting escapism among the best of his novels. Escapism it truly is, the tale of a mixed company of soldiers and civilians who made their167 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1967-12-04 16 ALLINGTON KENNARD - ALLINGTON KENNARD RCVIEWCO BY JOHN Reed, the American writer whose l)(»d\ is buried in the \\;ills <>l" the Kremlin, described in his book Ten Days that Shook the World, the hour when Lenin appeared in triumph <>n the stage <>| the Smolny Insliliitc- in1,090 words
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Advertisement228 1967-12-04 16 _i ___t __i Wr >fe, 1 _Jo* .9 _Mr V I t Mm 3jfr -tBL* :> _r «b_<£&A man wants a man's gift... it must toe (^la^Cjifilce W^W Wm! Pre-electric shave, W! _^^_r^^ h *~~"'SS)k v Hair Cream tube. After Shave lotion. Body Talc, Cologne, Shower Soap, Shaving Mug. After228 words
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Advertisement208 1967-12-04 16 Mini-bottle of HENNESSY Brandy FREE when you buy a quart bottle or 2 pint bottles of HENNESSY V.S.O.P. Reserve (while stocks last) /??'>__. Mid __P^ A small, MIA W golden gift M *m Wl for the people 1 ;J__l ml w^° aye m more to give _^_^__l BK s, ;Sl_^M-l208 words
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Advertisement1331 1967-12-04 17 wL M l l Pm Pwy J /l iTa Wfttt I U PM TN£\\H\3l//V£S \M\ I EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA./NOKTH CONTIWEWT/SCwNDINAVIA ph fpiri f>«oa R'da— H D^rg Aarftus C'nj|en StNGKHLA a > Oec 2(77 Dec 2171 31 IM 7 IM 11 Fet I Fit 11 Frt IS Frt 17 SARCODHA1,331 words
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Advertisement1297 1967-12-04 17 I Benuline I EIPIESS SEIV CE TO LONDON. UVERPDOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS DTkljtVOkl f0 Lidrpool IM a BfilfATUn ij-j'iiTOirtd la* V S,r.|*DC'* Pt. i "am I* Pirt Tidaj f»r i:iocn IM I BENMACDHUI m So 1 Sinn:cit Pt S -a~ Hj-our| Fel 1 I* Part n.. < -it- r S1,297 words
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Advertisement1061 1967-12-04 17 BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U K CONTINENI. m PIMM 1 CITY OF WORCESTER 111 OK 11 17 Ok 13/11 O*t CITY OF JONANNESIURG 11 Ij Dec ll' Ok II II OM CITY OF CHESTER RQIIOWDM HatKOur| 2t 21 Ok 27 10 MM CITY OF1,061 words
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Article606 1967-12-04 18 THr follow iriK is a loniplrtr list uf revised quotations for the week ended Saturday Dec. 2: Keriititill 3e,» fh< ndrriang Coprng *d Hong Kong 35/- id Idrln Hyd K. KamuotlOg Kamuntlng 16.6 *d K.llinifal K. Lanjut 23/7t L' 4- 7/6 Keiang '.'a K. Ki-llai 24/-606 words
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Article960 1967-12-04 18 rt. Straits tin price on Saturday morninc fell slightly by tt tents ISM.7S on an offering estimated increased by 10 tons to '205 tons Fair demand was reported from Japan with some European buying. In London on Friday afternoon the three months forward buyers'960 words
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Advertisement1069 1967-12-04 18 Y^ KAWASAKI tUSEN KAISHA LTD. Western 4uitral!a Singapore Japan Ssrvloa Frprranti' Sport 'okUicnt/Nagovi fokonima miOi Clili Mw«' Sll DX 17/11 BM .1 Dtt II Btt Tsitei Mart" '5 Dm 'lo M tf/al IM -I 111 t) IM 11 IM West ACricafSingapore Japan Service Ar Ktji» Singdl/ult foliun«ni> AuCt "M.iiinippi Mam"1,069 words
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Advertisement893 1967-12-04 18 to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. 'IBERIA" (30,000 toni fully oircondirioncd stabilitcd) Departing SINGAPORE 29 Feb 1968 Arriving SOUTHAMPTON 29 Mar 1968 via Colombo, Durban, Cap* Town. Dakar and Lisbon. FIRST TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLI (tares FIRST CLASS Smaopore/UK from $2537 and TOURIST CLASS riom $1591) Apply to youi893 words
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Advertisement538 1967-12-04 18 W_ FLOTTA LAURO nxV^PmW mnm birect fibm tkicste ituy «CCEPIINC BOBRINCb U» MAN'U— MONtRUNIi— »»ISON fen<in|t r. S »?n uuir mjmi. rl'dung MuguA NINNY MSARt Sjilel 12 Dec 13 Dec 14 BM 12 Btt IS Btt II Btt VALPARAISO Sliltl IS aag Btc II Btc 4 Us 111 II iM538 words
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Advertisement335 1967-12-04 18 Singaport P. Sham Hiiaac FROM JAPAN Ell/ET EWETO ■■STATE OF TRAVANCORE-tOCNIN" far Calcutta v Btc I m FBBM MMBAY M.» -STATE OF ANDHM* *or Ja»M t Sbb *ya a* FROM CALCUTTA M.V. ■■VIJHVA MIYAN" tet Bri.bino Syanty j »m V 4 Bat I fBfM JAPAN "BTATC OF lUJARAT' tor Calcutta335 words
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1851 1967-12-04 19 Turnover is reduced on Stock Exchange From Our Market orrespondent ]£l SINESS un the Stock txehange of Malaysia ;iikl Singapore through the \\\o trading r(M»iiis lasl week w;is reduced in volume although considering all the circumstances I lie turnover \\;is quite reasonable. The market was beginning to live with devaluatlon1,851 words
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Article34 1967-12-04 19 CLOSING PRICES ki MM i in i 111. I Ip. plrul i. \m ct*. sj»8.oo :>u.- c-is. UMJH in. Mi eta. IMMtI M. It] ■in 5:>86.:5 Dfr. I. 49; civ s:>8:.0« I >.i 86.7534 words
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Article53 1967-12-04 19 JHE A»ociati*n of Bank. ,n Malay tun Canada: Buymii TT 19 11 18, airBaall ol> :t:. 13 ifi. :-o .i «t. :«> 7 18 :njr Btlla. Selling TT er 00 ready: Canada Wnt Ciimany I 10 I J; Bilgium i«jl' Franc* lt>» I Denmark •-•44] Nerway Ja4i and53 words
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Article36 1967-12-04 19 ON trt« tichanxe market tn it..-,, icoai ..r. Ba titrates ->ir us dollar anna qtmtaal .t 6us for T.T. an.i 5.021 <cr cash. Stirling van quoted at 14.40 and en* tatl of geld Bl36 words
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Article45 1967-12-04 19 llumr ptrt. IJl.mr mils >1 rrdil M I \minl lin Xi mi. n Krni|ii- Knli scl N ill inrrnl pjxninr Date pavablr Dec 19 y, b .lan 4 Mai for lolal for thr y«Mr prr\i<iu«. >.»r 15 n -2 j i Inter nm45 words
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Article45 1967-12-04 19 liutii-ti mU: Proprrtir>. Mining* *t riHHT.. fi.i 6P 102 76 -'8 N..\ J! X;, 2" 102 Tt. 102 7h tV. H 1982 IV( 30. 1966 I i:tTBO 100 U.-. I 1M9.i2 10^ 7b I 1 IJ7 48 140.26 84 81 10- ',645 words
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Advertisement1453 1967-12-04 19 ACCOMMODATION VACANT EDUCATION M i».,r«-, t« i Htm.)— Box if rli *a*ra >■> rtfm.i Btx i» tf. .Mtrrn SERVICE APARTMENTS. l.uaury I LI-SINN SCHOOL: 1 rprvnrißC, I. fully '.luipp'rt. rue air- I shorrhao.l Rookkrrpiai f.ntllah/ «1 i^drooinn. Wwklv ttrmi IK' k rt*« Brfij* Koafi, Ksacntlw Hi.m. utify I '''sELETArT MILLS1,453 words
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Advertisement647 1967-12-04 19 TUITION BEAUTY CULTURE v m tm^-mm mc. Hnr v INTERNATIONALLY RCCOCNISIOI I VWC A. JAPANESE FI.OWEH aaasMßa) t.ll Mll am la p in. «I <■ ffk« in-. r.r »|s ior m»mi»r. |2.i i r S:i? :<< >,*o^°?™™™. OTFirt EQU.PMEM PHONO SUPPORTER SUB ACBHT >->*"* 1<» INTRODUCING THE LATCM I j647 words
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Advertisement1724 1967-12-04 20 r^^.^^^==H > mißpPll MISCELLANEOUS WHERE TO EAT (Spore) vJ M' j k Bor lMiH.)—Bux in rtM. extra li Horn (Min.)-Bmx U elt. «x»r« irMiiPlilMiliniiiliilMl vhv!^- jj&F&gfJg tlsntinurd from Page It) VEHICLES FOR SALE MAKE FRIENDS iTRAICHTAWAV »i.,, Kuropcan Malar u>d Chlnti. tamsjdi I* a-I's. Bhclom r#tura iiostage food. VI Hiri1,724 words
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Advertisement1247 1967-12-04 20 AMPAT TIN DREDGING TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN LIMITED DREDGING BERHAD (Incorporated ln England) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF MEETING that the Directors have declared Nr rirv ie uronv rrvs-N an Interim Dividend on Account h N On< r E c IS T E R1,247 words
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Advertisement870 1967-12-04 20 NOTICE TENDER NOTICE JABATAN KERJA RAYA, THE DINNER at Violet Cafe. PFRAIf Penanc. on 26-11-67 on the occa- rtiwuw a rt A^«^cSL.lf r -cSa KENYATAAN TAWARAN Sim ls cancelled owing to un- Tawaran daripada pemboronc2 forseea circumstances. yanu berdafter dengan J.K.R. Mr <fc Mrs Tan Kens Huat Jen& k< l.i.-870 words
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Advertisement1256 1967-12-04 21 rm companies act. i»u LEMBAGA BERSEKUTU pi rsi ant to section SEKOLAH2 MUZIK DI-RAJA IS4 111 (b) CANNING GARDEN ESTATE """t&WaSS B-i-LIMITED PKPERKKSAAN BERTILIS. 19(8 I W Mllr. Ta^un Ro.-. Ipoh. .^^SSTJ? JSK n At an Extraordinary General pusat yang di-sahkan di-Malaysla Meeting nf the abovenamed Com- Barat pada harl1,256 words
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Advertisement820 1967-12-04 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JAWATAN2 KOSONG KERAJAAN MALAYSIA Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa I daripada Warjjanegara Malaysia untok mengisi jawatan2 yang berikut:— 1 PENSHARAH LI KIS TKKMK DAN KERJA I.OGAM ißahaglan I. Kementerlan Pelajaran. Malaysia. Jawatan lni tetap dan berpenrhen TANGGA GAJI: (L«lcl2) $592, 628 x 34 934. dl-tambah dengan Elaun Belanja Hidup mengikut820 words
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Advertisement820 1967-12-04 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE Applications are invited lor the following posts. For Post A, B and C the commencing basic salary offered will be dependent upon the applicant's qualincations and experience plus variable allowance as payable from time to time. Appointment will be on a 3-year820 words
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Advertisement696 1967-12-04 21 TENDERS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE Tendei.s are Invited lor the supply and delivery of one No. Diesel Hydraulic Snunting Locomotive. Tender lorms and specifications may be obtained from the Purchasing Officer, Port of Singapore Authority, against the receipt of a tender deposit of $500 which shall be696 words
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Advertisement405 1967-12-04 21 TENDERS TAWARAN DNTOS .MKMRF.KALKAN lUMII PADI YANG BAIK I)\N M KIM. KAPADA JABATAN KERTAMAN NEGERI. PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tft'AaranS ada-lah dl-prlawa bagi inrmbfkalkan Icapada JabHian Pettaman Negrn Priak lebeh kurang 2.400 plkul D?nrh2 padi yang baik dan krring jrms Mahsuri paua pertengahan bulan Januari. IBM untok mrnanam tan.mam padi di-luar405 words
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Advertisement516 1967-12-04 21 I IB S9 B^BiaBHRa3n^S FAR EAST/EAST AFRICA FREIGHT CONFERENCE STRAITS/SOUTH AFRICA SHIPPING CONFERENCE NHH f TO SHIPrKKS Shipprm arr advivd that with rffrct fiom PMMBI aiming in Sinc*porr or Putt Swrttrnnam or Prnan( on and aftri li.lh llnrmhrr. INI, all ratr» of frri(ht rvtra <har»r». arbitrary ralr«. *<lrli tionali rtr.516 words
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788 1967-12-04 22 LONDON, Sun. Manchester United restored their twopoint lead at the top of the English First Division yesterday when violence again marred the British soccer programme. Arsenal captain Frank McLintock and fullback Peter Storey were both sent off in the First Division788 words
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Article1728 1967-12-04 22 THE LEAGUE TABLES Gnm-xby 21 5 3 2 17 9 0 1 10 6 29 14 Si-uiilhurpe 21 2 6 3 14 17 1 1 8 10 23 13 Mansfield 21 3 3 S 17 20 0 3 7 6 16 13 Fill!. TH DIVISION HOMK AWAY P W I)1,728 words
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Article306 1967-12-04 22 THE RESULTS 0 Number of draws in coupon 13. KIKST DIVISION Burnlev 1 Arsenal 0 Everton 1 Nott'm For 0 Fulham 1 Liverpool 1 Leedi 2 Stoke 0 Leicester 0 Coventry t Man Utrl 2 West Brom 1 Slieri. Wed. 1 Man. CM) I Sunderland 2 CbSlses 3 Tottenham 1306 words
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Article109 1967-12-04 22 Peterboro appeal LONDON. Sun —Pcteroorougli. the English Football League Third Division club. havr appealed to the League agam-st rolec.it :<m the penalty imposed by the management committer for lrreßular payo playen The club h.ive wnl letur to the L# sue .iskini; fur a hearing Ik 1 1 it the comnnt'ooReuter - 109 words
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Advertisement360 1967-12-04 22 '^i^^^rTTl^^Bpo^^^i^^^^r^MP Applications are now being received *or the opening classes of the Singer Fashion School. Comprehensive in oM forms of Dressmaking, Embroidery one) Fashion Design is available through Day and Evening Our Evening classes ore specially designed for office girls. Candidates toeing the Evening course' are assured of sufficient skill360 words
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Advertisement383 1967-12-04 22 TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE Tender.- will oe leioiveu oy thf Chairman <v Ihe lenders Board at ihe office ol th* Slate Pinnncml Officer Ground Fl<xn\ Government Offices. Brunei Town Trom regislered PW.D. Contractors Claw "A" up to noon 23 December 1967 for BUILDING TRADE AND MALAY SECONDARY SCHOOL383 words
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Advertisement13 1967-12-04 22 nothing tastes like 7-Up but the quality drink for all the family 113 words
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Article378 1967-12-04 23 K3 F.A. Cup first round ties can produce half a dozen draws THIS week sees the first round of the F.A. Cup being played. It features iiird and Fourth Division teams plus those nonli which have survived the preliminary rounds. The Cup games promise half ■iii or so draws,378 words
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108 1967-12-04 23 DAVIS CUP Spain, S.A in tense struggle JOHANNKSBt'KG. Sun. i South Africa were r iusp struggle in thr Davis Cup lawn tciina .i here yesterday v. ashed the day, lnurrupt- itch between nn and Cliff Drysd. t U match will be resumed With the m ires ifvf! at 2-3. Santan.i108 words
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292 1967-12-04 23 BRITAIN FACE BAN BY ILTF OPEN TENNIS PARIS, Sunday. THE management committee of the International Lawn Tennis Federation yesterday threatened to suspend the British LTA because of their move for open international tournaments. The ILTF said in a statement issued after a two-day closed meeting here that they had "heard292 words
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Article291 1967-12-04 23 FOOTBALL FIXTURES AND FORECASTS For marches on Dec. 9 FIRST DIVISION x Arsenal v Sheff Wed 1 Chelsea v Wolves 1 Liverpool v Leeds 1 Man. City v Tottenhnm 2 Newcastle v Man. Utd. 1 Nott'm For v Leicester x Sheff Utd v Burnley I South'pton v Fulham x Stoke291 words
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Article86 1967-12-04 23 FRANKFURT. Sun. West Germany's Lothar Stengel became the new European lighiheavywnght champion here last night with a dramatic knockout victory in th« fifth round over titleholder Piero Del Papa of Italy. It was a shock finish to a fight in which the champion seemed clearly toReuter - 86 words
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323 1967-12-04 23 Kiwis win but lose forward Meads RUGGER I ONLX)N. Sun. New Zealand maintained their unbeaten tour record at Murrayfield, Edinburgh, yesterday when they beat Scotland 14-3 in a Rugby Union international i match marred by the I sending on* of Colin Meads, the giant New Zealand forward. Meads was orderedReuter - 323 words
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Advertisement277 1967-12-04 23 U-^^^^^^r^^^^^^^^^ Vernons coupon lv^^^SSjSS contains an example p\ \^i^\'~~^^'^ i a you aye t0 Wr^^w^ coUI Tce" t$ l fm th^ n a bets l° r lf c ot 1 Get Your VERNONS FOOTBALL COUFHDN EVERY WEEK And return them through the following SPORTS POOLS main agents KUALA LUMPUR MALACCA277 words
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Article, Illustration2152 1967-12-04 24 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING by J)i;S COLEMAN and Glynn Pretty rude two winners each at Bukit Timah yesterday to continue the i r keen rivalry for the jockeys' championship. Coleman scored on Fireball and Pletare H««Sc II to take his season's total to 68 winners three ahead2,152 words
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Article54 1967-12-04 24 tot*l p:>oi. s»7.iio I IX No trim S».:o-> I Jnrl No 1<G906 S? 7* 1! :iri No »"»7r,os 51.38« IMn <H750 mhl: Nw, *****19 *****0 *****7 *****8 mm mm lo^ti *****1 Ho*? 6 IMM4 192« H. C—il «l— IfSM r.rhi Nov. »e?97i \w>.!>: irjiss isson ISK3U lfiOlin54 words
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Obituary263 1967-12-04 24 LEE MONG HONG ll Mn Lt) Km Ker lov.il protose of M«l L. K. I after nhort illm t I.y all "ho kne» bun CHONC VOON LOV. H |O •.-Td:ty It ivin.. Kunrral today MRS TAN HONG I M Ml i hilly in K I. on ,'.iii> HI 4263 words
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263 1967-12-04 24 ERNEST FRIDA - SEAP GAMES Needless criticism of Board: Othman ERNEST FRIDA By INCHE Othman Wok. the Mimsl. r for Social Affairs, said yesterday that the Singapore National Sports Control Board had been "criticised unnecessarily" for standing linn on decisions. Ho wa> referring to crii th« Board tor dropping lour t i;mi from263 words
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Article85 1967-12-04 24 Quay's real birdie KUALA LI ntVDI ««lfer Harry Quay literally h.isßed .i biruie .it »he .">l7-yar(l l.th hole of the Koy.il Sei.;;:^j-r (lolf Club old course >cstcr-d;-v. Quay's diiir I.mhlii: will on the fairw.ty about IN >.ii(K a>» '>. Xt tiiulv tu|>i'r<l Ins sri iin-.l sin t but Hrn Ixll85 words
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Article38 1967-12-04 24 '(■•OKYO. Sun An. 1 Derek Clayton. 25. tod ;i nc'.v winie. record unir oi L'lir 9mm and M.4WC to win the international marathon race hrltl ii\pi- the flat 42.195 k:l(inicu-( (26-mile 385-ydi ccvi.' in FHkaoka, Southern38 words
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Article26 1967-12-04 24 tllll.Kl H S S|H>rr NIK 1 7-milr walk: 1 Jaawant smsh lur 2 68. >BI lIU nardhan tup iKkMßtf): Jrhore Indians 3 Singapore Indian: 326 words
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