The Straits Times, 20 April 1968
1968-04-20
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Title Section26 1968-04-20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Kstd. 1845 SATI RDAY, APRIL 20, 1968 15 CENTS KDN. 3104 M.( (P) 001426 words
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Article, Illustration368 1968-04-20 1 Aussie, Kiwi troops can stay on, says Malik WELLINGTON. Fri INDONESIA has no objection to New land and Australia maintaining or ;-ing their military commitment and Singapore aft?r the British military withdrawal from the region in 1971. IndoMr M ::k. warned Is Government would no' welcome the 'other and heReuter - 368 words
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Article656 1968-04-20 1 Contact again -after six days Peace talks: New hope VIENTIANE, Friday THE U.S. and North Vietnam Embassies renewed contact here toda\ after a break of six days. Informed luufics s;ii<l thai ;i I.S. diplomat banded to the North Vietnamese Embassy here the tex( <>r the lates! American proposal on sitesAgencies - 656 words
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Article, Illustration368 1968-04-20 1 WHITLAM IN 'I'LL QUIT' DRAMA SYDNEY. Friday r PHE leader of the Australian Labour Party, Mr E.G. Whitlam. confirmed today that he would resign from the position of leader and 'recontest my position." Mr Whitlam sent a telegram to all members of the party teliing them of his decision andReuter - 368 words
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Article28 1968-04-20 1 HOLLYWOOD. Pri. Actor Tony Curtis. 41. and model Leslie Alien took out a marriage licence yesterday and said ihrv would be married tomorrow28 words
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Article, Illustration110 1968-04-20 1 Great honour if talks are held here: Tengku Xl ALA LIMPCR, Friday. TENGKL Almliil R;ilinun s:ii<l ioduy thai Malaysia would deen it great honour if il \\;is made Ihe venue for Ihe initi:il Vietnam peace t.ilks. He added: "If they want to hold the l;ilks iii Malaysia, we will make-110 words
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Article65 1968-04-20 1 Wilson: No escape further defence cuts cannot now cure Britain's economic ailments ■Their is bo r^capr from the realities we have to face at home." he said In a speech to the Scottish Trades Union Congress Mr Wilson said last year'.s devaluation had to be backed up now by .severe65 words
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Article, Illustration210 1968-04-20 1 SINiiAPOlii:. Fri. President Yusof Mew home tonight limn his Australian holiday a neck earlier than planned looking tired but fit. he lipped oflf the Boeing aircraft from Perth accompanied by his wife. 1'iian Noor Aishah. and son. Imrain He was met at the airport210 words
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Article88 1968-04-20 1 SYDNEY. Fri. Australian customs Mfilcers crawled under the main engines ol the liner Malaysia today to recover a cache of opium. The 10 ounces Of prepared opium would have been worth about AS2SO on the Sydney black market A tin, painted black a.s camouflage, wasReuter - 88 words
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Article26 1968-04-20 1 SAIGON Frt Two US helicopters collided in flight today, killing 18 South Vietnamese civilian irregulars and eight US troops, the US Command announced— APAP - 26 words
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Article15 1968-04-20 1 CANBERRA. Frl FIJI was today admitted as an nwncitt* mrmber of ErnO Rpiitrr15 words
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143 1968-04-20 1 SUHARTO TOO BUSY, SO VISITS ARE OFF JAKARTA. Fri. President Suharto is "highly unlikely" to visit any foreign country until after the formation of the new Cabinet in June. Presidential press aide Major Dwlpajana. commenting on reports that Prerident Suharto may visit Malaysia and perhaps the United States early InUPI - 143 words
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Article37 1968-04-20 1 LONDON. Fri An RAF Bhaccktan patrol plane siamm•d into Scottish hillside in uuCft niist ioaa> with Jl men atoaid Four bodies \vere recovered and there wa< little hope of any survivors A P37 words
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Article, Illustration263 1968-04-20 1 Hunt for King's killer hots up AIKMI'HIS. Fri v United Statei police agendi sifted a nationwide search today foi B tar to Oali the <'li:>: c sought in the as Dr. Martin Luther King. They w< n -;»nds ol a ribution two days FBI publicly id. Qalt 34 ai soughtAP - 263 words
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Article32 1968-04-20 1 DEVALUATION WARNING WASHINGTON. Irl Federal Reserve Board chairman William M nr> M.trtin said unl> reversed balance of pay menu trend "it will Inevitably lead to worldwide devalaatioa of earn B«oter.32 words
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Article, Illustration407 1968-04-20 2 SAIGON. Friday I U* (mop* stouring iroußd Saigon t-nga^rd m >•. <>l Inttrr i la->lie> uit h \,< v iiiir fori t* I'.S ii'.rtrd tht- ■lIMSjUI ilt-.itli 101 l IUMI in niort- tlun I 111 lIIMIII t..lt;> Itll I \llllll > IU ill' 111 S407 words
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Article21 1968-04-20 2 JAKARTA I lAMity- »r be#n fur .tllfuwi UM J»k^r' i M'-m Conimandw n. Amir M.i''hmiiri. Md rml lmderi <\ UPI.UPI - 21 words
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Article36 1968-04-20 2 CAMBRIDGE Maryland Fn Black Power advocatt H Rap Brown, vu relei I'SSIO.OOO bail vefer'iay utier mm ii ,:tik tun month.-, in prison. Brown chareetl with into commit -..tree last July. Rcuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article18 1968-04-20 2 CKUCOTTA Ft. urn killr I -vhen two train* culh^'fl vr*terdnv ■in m seat!*] lnrt:<18 words
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Article, Illustration549 1968-04-20 2 SENATE GROUP PROBE ON WASHINGTON, Friday Report names CIA men linked with him A SENATE subcommittee is investigating a report that the Central Intelligence Agency once removed Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam as Commanding Officer of a secret sabotage operation becauseAP - 549 words
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Article, Illustration286 1968-04-20 2 Army men mutiny, take over govt in Sierra Leone VIONROV I A. Fri.— aT Army mutineers arrested the leaders of Sierra Leone's military regime yesterday and set up a council (if 14 to take over the administration. Sierra Leone radio said. Thf council was headed by Warrant Officer Pat.rick Gordon.Reuter - 286 words
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Article93 1968-04-20 2 CAIGON I r -A total ol 363 American MrTlCtfnen were killed in Vietnam last week 84 more than the previous week, a US milii tary spokesman said yesterday There was also a slight increase in the number of ■wonnded lail week, from 1.344 toReuter - 93 words
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Article76 1968-04-20 2 YI'ASHINGTON. Fri. Communicat ons workers today launched a nationwide telephone strike— the first in thf United States for 21 year.v Abou 4 200.000 workers struck in a pay dispute which could affect 85 million telephone subscribers. But t lie eflect is expected to be slight at76 words
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88 1968-04-20 2 LAGOS. Fri. BrealcBiafru today claim<'d the capture ol A.-aba and pomp purt.> of mid•in Nigeria wh'ch It <pized for six wepkb last August The nmmloiM radio monitored here quoted a Defence Ministry unnouncement that Biafran* were now in firm heavily garrisoned by the SecondReuter - 88 words
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Article30 1968-04-20 2 York km. Jordan called on tlir L'nilPd N Co incil to tnk» »r--prevent I.sraPl holding a mihtan parnrip in Jerusalem on May 2 Israels lift. tmndi Dd> Reiner.30 words
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Article, Illustration106 1968-04-20 3 3 die in crash A B Bunker ..;erd rt v. kiUlni all thrw crp* aboard. nUGCY and Jinks? the D chimps seldom get as ipped up in each other v this. They are simply 'mbining to facf> the unknown. In this case, aMirrorpic - 106 words
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Article69 1968-04-20 3 MIAMI. Fri. Raven-haired Ahla Traynoi. 21 today became the first person to be convicted in Florida lot dajicing in a mshu-lub completely nude. She was releasea on one year's probation. A |Xi!iccnn. i; .said Mls-s Travnor served dnnks in the club biir wearing bikini. When the69 words
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258 1968-04-20 3 APPEAL FOR CALM AS RIOTS CAUSE SECOND DEATH BERLIN. Friday. THE second death from Germany s wild Easter weekend of student disturbances brought an appeal for calm yesterday from West Germany's Foreign Minister Mr. Willy Brandt, whose 19-year-old son was among 600 demonstrators arrested. Mr Brandt, p.<: In 'ho Badpn258 words
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111 1968-04-20 3 Gems worth £60,000 stolen from airport LONDON. Fri— Diamonds from South Africa worth £60.000 have been stolen from London Airport, it was learned yesterday. The gems were taken from at ttM airport last Thursday while awaiting trans shipment to Hong Kong aboard another jet. A spokesman for the firm whichReuter - 111 words
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Article34 1968-04-20 3 HONG KONG. Fn. Com- I newinc their taotta of laal year's violence planted two fake bombs jn a theatre and pitched illegal firecracker.^ on a school ground yesterday, police reported. Vim i34 words
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Article62 1968-04-20 3 ■ON. Fri Bongo rlmm-playing peer Lord MnyB divoicert list vc.tr lioni a Malayan belly-dancer. Is B 9 inn; M.m k"1. the Lvrninc News said. The n<* orl la l.uthgarda de i la R<Ksa Fernandez. 23 yrirold n^ce of «l*> Philippines Ambassador to Omlxxlia They metReuter - 62 words
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251 1968-04-20 3 LONDON, Friday fITY of London authorlties confirmed yesterday that the historic London Bridge will be shipped out to Ar zona at a price of U552,450,000. The buyer Is McCulloch Oil Corporation of California, who plan to reassemble it across a scenic waterway beingReuter - 251 words
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Article, Illustration389 1968-04-20 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. QOVERNOR Nelson Rockefeller of New" York yesterday proposed a massive investment programme to rescue decaying U.S. cities and give millions of Negroes in urban ghettos a stake in American society. The Governor, speaking to the American Society of NewspaperReuter - 389 words
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207 1968-04-20 3 DAME MARGOT TALKS ABOUT KIDNAP PLOT LONDON. Fri—Ballerina Dame Mai rot I nnteyn flew to .New York today, refusing to talk about a kidnapping plot she alleged planned to protect her husband but acknowledging that part* of tne cloak and dagger story were true. London newspapers had reported earlier thatAP - 207 words
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Article36 1968-04-20 3 WASHINGTON Fri. The Government today raLsed the dlaaoant rate ißank Rate) to its highest level since 1929 5.5 per cc*«* to restrain a booming economy and re-build foreig i confidence in the dollar.36 words
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Article26 1968-04-20 3 MANILA. Pri. Police shot and killed five prtaumts today a.s tlirv attempted to escape from a polirt station in Santa Ana district UPI.UPI - 26 words
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Article77 1968-04-20 3 Ex-railman named GG of Mauritius I ONDON. Fri. Lab- our Party generalsecretary Len Williams, a former railway porter was yesterday appointed Gov-enor-General of Mauritius. Mr. Williams succeeds Sir John Rennie on the Indian Ocean island which became Independent on March 12. Mr. Williams. 64. began his career as a 14-year-oldReuter - 77 words
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Article26 1968-04-20 3 SANAA. Fri. The Yemeni Royalist effort to capture the republican capital of Sanaa has failed after a siege lasting more than two months. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Miscellaneous18 1968-04-20 2 THE gAMBOLS ■< O~*.J&&_ f&O SOU EMJoO y^ js. YOUR RCWIWe J fCATCU MAH<T) PPISWTf HBO THEM J -ry18 words
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Advertisement209 1968-04-20 3 LATEST DAY-AND-NIGHT LIGHT SENSITIVE LENS y/'c LEAR S^V :sto\ to ;?rnonstration al. STAR OPTICAL HOUSE 14 Bukit BinUng Kd. Kuala Lumpur 15 Dfht MmH Prnini M PtlfieM Bt.. Ipoh. 7 Jalan Tnnku Ibrahim A lor Star. 12 Jalan Ibrahim, s. Patani. 148 Kulim Koad. B Mertajtm. M Canal Koad. Ttluk209 words
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Advertisement413 1968-04-20 3 SELANGOR f^ PE^VTER Products of Exquisite Eleganre and superb craftsmanship HALLMARK 3L OP QUALITY Lj aT x^c *\S ill Ask to see our Uade-manX -the pewter maker at the JI V anvil. Every genuine piece of I wL SELANGOR PEWTER is k\ stamped with this mark. '■V\'/ the one that413 words
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Article, Illustration228 1968-04-20 4 GRADUATE OF 2 VARSITIES NAMED SINGAPORE, Friday. \JR. LAM PENG LOOK, a graduate of the University of Singapore and Nanyang, lias been appointed the new Director of the Tourist Promotion Board. He is taking over from Mr. S. T'Ratnam, who is returning to228 words
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Article, Illustration55 1968-04-20 4 ASIA MAGAZINE cover girl, Christine Ann Robinson at her wedding with Mr. Allen Stanley John French of Singapore in Penang recently. Christine is the manageress of the Penang travel division of Straits Transportation Berhad, while the groom is the company's Penang manager. They were married at the55 words
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Article, Illustration185 1968-04-20 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tae Kwo-Do (Korean art of self-defence) experts from four countries Korea. Hong Kong. Singapore and Malaysia will take part in a two-hour demonstration at the National Theatre tomorrow night, described as the '"biggest ever staged" in the Republic. The show, starting at 8 p.m..185 words
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Article56 1968-04-20 4 SINGAPORE. Frl.— The Singapore Dance Hostesses Association will hold a tea dance at the El Amlgo night club on Sunday afternoon to raise funds for a new $100,000 building to be built In place of its present premise* at Lorong 10. The dance Is al'o56 words
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Article31 1968-04-20 4 SINGAPORE. Frl —The newlyelected MP for Farrer Park. Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng. will hold vlo tory tour of hU constituency on Sunday lAort! 21) to thank his ▼otara31 words
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Advertisement240 1968-04-20 4 ODEON TONiGHI MIDNIGHT! PALACE A THE MOST ASTOUNDING DUELS OF Mi DEADLY 0B i PI 3 SWORDSMANJI^II J| 4 COLORSCOPE JBbhl «i witf. £k,Q'JSH and CHINESE Subl GALA C M OPENS TODAY! 'is;:, '-I YOUNGSfIN Sk IN AN 1 i nifiMIMMW J ALL NEW Vf /^WPTSQI COLLECTION!^ U|JIUk OF THEIR240 words
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Advertisement63 1968-04-20 4 ODEON: OPENS TODAY! '.:,r i I Sb^ ACTION THAT RIPS THE WEST APART... AS THE 7 BROTHERS FOUGHT LIKE 7 ARMIES ROLLED INTO ONE TO GET THEIR WOMEN! DA¥H iAILEY A6ATHA FLORY AHCHQR!2 HETROPOLE HOLLYWOOD VENUS"* ?Z£T%&~ A Sup#r Production in Color icop« 4 Mondonn -ifh £n«lith Subtttl.t Starring: Mfc63 words
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Advertisement426 1968-04-20 4 U<p !I!noPseana ROMYKATINDIG HIB HI-CHORDS The grooviest band from the Philippines. at the RASA $AYANG I TO-NIGHT Late Extension till 3.00 a.m. NIGHTLY Extension till 2.00 a.m. SUNDAY TEA DANCE When the jet set swing, jive and frug from 3 p.m. 6 p.m. DRESS informal Scotts Road, Singapore 9. Reservations426 words
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Advertisement553 1968-04-20 4 ORGANISATION^ NOW SHOWING -No m Out to »ilm'» len«th 4 show. Not. Timrv 11. 2 30. 6 IS, 9 IS "Th« Good, The Bod A The U«Iy m m En Wolloch Scop* Cole-' A). mLdo Cop.roi— Tor, qht M nit. B fat Ting Hung. Peter I T-.nq SHAW Productions "Forever553 words
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Article, Illustration204 1968-04-20 5 FORMER DETAINEES AMONG THE DONORS SINGAPORE, Fri. Members of the Ex-Political Detainees Association, ;i Singaporean who says his greal grandfather landed nere before 1.540. and a Cabinet Minister, were among :i score of contributors who handed in their donations to the National Defence Fund204 words
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Article, Illustration228 1968-04-20 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. (^ONVKRTINCi a Volksj Hiitrn mini-bus into a home that will carry thpm the 10.000 miles from Sincaporr to London are Wing Commander Tony Vasey. his wife Jill and their two children. six-.\« ar-old Bill and Clare, four (above). They leave Singapore on May 22. In228 words
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Article, Illustration644 1968-04-20 5 hmuKht the fund to over the S.J ."> million mark. The exact total is not known, now that contributions may be sent to various Government agencies. Including the Accountant-General, and post offices. Another substantial contribution came from 114 members of three associations: Singapore Cmnese Textiles ana644 words
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Advertisement289 1968-04-20 5 JOIN US SUNDAY, FOR CURRY TIFFIN Make your Sunday more enjoyable than ever, meet friends ever a superb curry tiffin, enjey the view and relax at the rooftop Quarter Deck Pool, Cuscaden Hcuse. CUSCADEN HOUSE m Cuscaden Road, Singapore 10. Tel: *****. y A NEW EXPERIENCE AWAITS YOU AT THIS289 words
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Advertisement73 1968-04-20 5 ■TV FOUNTAIN NITE CLUB H H Fountain QUEEN BEE SHOW 8 GORGEOUS, PROVOCATIVE DANCERS a f A BY POPULAR DEMAND A f > 7K 1 ALSO 7K 1 W k* THE BROWIM BOYS W k* m I iJBt 4A khk U\S m A j^^^^^l *^^^^^^HiD *^WBf >jmS^w *^HH^ -j. fIBBB73 words
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Advertisement221 1968-04-20 5 PARK ~^j NITE-SPOT= H M" ■B*bs> an ixcellent entertainment spot Tel" *****-6 .amusement at its peak Popular Singen LEE SO MUI KIM SIM THERESA MAX ACNES KOH PEGGY LAM the ALL STAR S Pcrlorm ot Nile-Club Nightly. Also at gueit ortistcs ot the BAR Nightly. Lucky Customers, Nitc will be221 words
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Advertisement306 1968-04-20 5 •>ll whose cuisine is unsurpassed ijll in Singapore; Si Served in National Dress *t Luncheon on Saturdays. I 'M jL\ end on Sundays to the "jMM accompaniment of the ■4Ha Hotel's Light String Orchestra. n-S|ll||^L SINGAPORE M\ enjoy the best gourmet cuisine at MBPHI GRWI j I (f^Oßeb^S bcrrei=> I306 words
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353 1968-04-20 6 Air fares row: MSA to call regional meeting KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. \IALAYSIA-Singapore Airlines will be calling a meeting of non-members of the International Air Travel Association operating in this region on April 29 in Bangkok to discuss matters regarding air fares and traffic regulation agreements. The chairman of MSA. Ah.353 words
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Article87 1968-04-20 6 SINGAPORE. Kri. PoJ lice toda> went to the General Hospital to interview the chairm.m of the Green Bus Co.. Mr Ong Chin Cbuan. on the liriumslances leading to an acid attack on him >e-sterd;t>. Mr. Ong. 49. «.i> in Jalan Besar >esterda> morning uhen a87 words
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Article146 1968-04-20 6 CINGAPORE. Fn. J An RMAF Dart Herald last night made a "soft" landing at Changi airfield on a three-inch thick carpet of foam. The aircraft, which had its nose wheel jammed, had radioed Its trouble as it approached the RMAF base in Kuala Lumpur.146 words
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Article27 1968-04-20 6 PENANG. Pii. -Four youths, two armed nith knlve«. held up a woman in a hnu.se in Taylor Road and escaped with S 1 1 yesterday.27 words
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Article, Illustration124 1968-04-20 6 SUNKIST BEAUTY'S 1.000 TO THEATRE tIM.APORE. tri (all fornian beauty queen Miss Sunki.il 196 M." C'ris Hr hop (above), today made an appearance at the National Theatre till for the s.ike of Sin^.i pores culture She handeri over a cheque of s ii.iii to Dr. (..,h Pnh Seng, vice-chairman of124 words
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Article74 1968-04-20 6 SINGAPORE. Fri Th« Commander of the British Far Ea.-- Fleet. Vice-Admiral VV.D. OBrirn. visit Indonesia un an official tour from Anril 24 to May 2. He \ull arrive ;n Jakarta from Singapore flying his flag in HMS Mnnxman. depot shin of the Royal Navy's in-shore74 words
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180 1968-04-20 6 Survey Dept man cleared of $300 bribe charge KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. AN assistant in the Survey Department here, Kandiah Ayadurai. accused of accepting v S3OO bribe, was acquitted by the Sessions Court here today. The President of the court. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Tan Sri Azmi. in acquitting Ayadurai said180 words
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Article68 1968-04-20 6 KU.AL.A LUMPUR L:m Vi on Seonj 27. unemployed today charged In the court hero with robbing Mr. Romeo T. Cristobal, a textile merchant, of 54.200. jewellery worth $35,000 and a .22 rifle. He la alleged v, q«y« committed the offence at Mr. Cristobal's houJalan Hiclcs on Sept68 words
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Article42 1968-04-20 6 SINGAPORE oJ ]6 New Zealand i who flew into Singapin* night for a two-day vis;:, were today busy callitm "on ioc;il importer*, ot then- prrx-i n :heir effort to boost their .-...ea, They will leave Sli tomorrow evening.42 words
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108 1968-04-20 6 The 'Mini Cooper gang' strikes twice pETALIM- JAVA, Fn. The fourman 'Mini Cooper gang" struck twice here last night HOLD- IP S«» 1 •obbecl .i student. Incne Abdullah Hamld, IT, $8o watch at at>>v 3 :s Jalan Kucl HOLD- 1 P No. 2: The robbers rarprised two men willdng alonu108 words
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Article13 1968-04-20 6 BtTIEHWOK Hi I luce.- >:-if t shipping Penalise P .on dock-13 words
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Article313 1968-04-20 6 IJUALA LUMPUR, Fri The following have pa.s.-ed the final examination for the Bachelor of Engineering degree of the University of Malaya, held in Januarj CLAU I HdVOIRS Chow Sal Lam and Lim Seng Teck. both in electrical. LASS II HONOI RS lIPPtßi: Chan Weng Thye (Civil.313 words
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Article64 1968-04-20 6 SINGAPORE. Fn.-A mot> rcyclist. p\iiu Lopaa-Lan, 17 d.id in ihe Geneiil Hmpltal this morning soon after he was involved in an accident wit!) a taxi at the Jalan Lima and > Old Kallang Airport Road •unction Paulo v. in- wai m>t weanne crasli helmet. \va* draat'^ by64 words
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Advertisement107 1968-04-20 6 WeVe made the best service to London faster t '^WjJ Li i ii^w every Friday night at 7. 30 pi. Go to Europe by the VCIO "Moonlighter"f light No. 8A799 from Singapore. Only two stops to London. Only 17 hours 10 minutes total journey time. BOAC's VCIO "Moonlighter" service is107 words
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Miscellaneous80 1968-04-20 6 toirk I rtirtf iltf Vh+ntvr li*»mlil HBII^Hmi^Q "get out iml jliul V MEANWHILE I fITS ONE 810 I^^ r i pbetenoed was 1 UNDERGROUND i COUPC WAS BEEN POUND^J 7" 'S W ASUEEP I_AST NICUT, STEEL MILL f y^^—N Wl Ahnor Hff Ai i app M .Y^^S^V^ 1^ THAR% \i4.80 words
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Article, Illustration1423 1968-04-20 7 KINGSLEY; AMIS - KINGSLEY AMIS Fast-moving JAMES BOND adventure: Day 6 by M has t» by al gant. headed by the notor Colonel Sun. Now Bcmd. rl-friend Ariadne i a Temporary ally from in Intelhgt go to the Greek port of Piraeus to make contact with a former Greek Resistance fighter1,423 words
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Advertisement118 1968-04-20 7 ---^^W/^^Ef THE WHITE SHIRT COMPANY. I B^n jffw Here's a colorful collection of dress shins and sport shirts that mA. Jp WM^m will add new zest to your wardrobe. i t\ i/p* Wm The luxurious fabric of 65% Dacron* polyester, 35% cotton is V ,f, V- mr completely machine washable118 words
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Article501 1968-04-20 8 Acceptance by the Philippines Government of the Malaysian suggestion that talks on the Philippines' claim to Sabah be held in Bangkok in June will temper perhaps the extraordinary anti-Malaysian campaign which the Manila press has been waging. Nothing has been too bad to print, no story too501 words
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Article327 1968-04-20 8 Although there ;s much to demand his attention Singapore's new Minister tor Health has decided to give priority to measures for transforming the republic into a "garden city". He will have the support of many citizens who feel that keeping the island clean and attractive is an327 words
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Article199 1968-04-20 8 Nothing very enlightening on the Vietnam issue is to be found in the joint communique issued by President Johnson and President Park after their discussions in Honolulu. It does however contain a pledge "to act swiftly" in the event of any further North Korean aggression This appears199 words
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Letters
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Letter221 1968-04-20 8 Numbers on the ballot papers I AM afraid that Dr. Thlo Chan Bee's dissertation on democracy S.T. April 17) will not earn him entrance even into a minor university. His claim that the recent elections in Singapore were undemocratic because ballot papers were numbered betrays alarming gaps In the learned221 words
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Letter409 1968-04-20 8 I REFER to the letters from 'Frantic' (ST. April 13 > and •B.T.T.' iS.T. April 18. Having regard to the fact that the new Income Tax Act is a more complex piece of legislation than the old Ordinance to which we have been so accustomed over409 words
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Article, Illustration1266 1968-04-20 8 William Campbell - Singapore's doctors: Too many, or not enough? William Campbell by SINGAPORE A JOINT STUDY OF PLANS FOR EXPANDED STUDENT INTAKE AND MEDICS' FEARS OF AN OVERCROWDED PRIVATE SECTOR A GOVERNMENT proposal to treble the intake of medical students at the University of Singapore is in abeyance pending an appraisal of1,266 words
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646 1968-04-20 8 A DISTANT VIEW OF COMPUTERISED MEDICINE by A Special Writer GENEVA IS the family doctor's reassuring bedside presence soon to be replaced by impersonal robot medicine? World Health Organisation experts looking into the not too distance future say It is. Instead of646 words
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204 1968-04-20 9 Love Isle lives up to its name and poses many problems By GUNN CHIT THYE DBNAMO, Fr:. Res.. 1 dents of Batu hi. a Ashing vilabout 11 miles from the city, want the Government to re-name Pulau Asmara Lovers" Isle a small island close to the villa] Because of lta204 words
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81 1968-04-20 9 CINGATOBK, in— Four J people were in.iined two seriously whe-i a <tr in which they were travelling trashed into limp post at the sixth mile. Dunearn Road, at about noon today. Mr Ho Inn Vcun. 22. of North Bririee Road and Miss81 words
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Article, Illustration71 1968-04-20 9 DOUBLE MURDER: REWARD OFFER J^l CHING. Fri— Police ■tr« offering a (100 reward tnr information leading to the arrest of a person or persons connected with the double murder here on Wednesday of a mother and her son in a canteen in the museum grounds. Madam Chang Ai Mci, 61.71 words
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Article35 1968-04-20 9 H. Fr: The timUan Mmi- :ne Army Mr. Phillip d on 'the De•r anri M:tu.'ter m l> fence Tun Abdul iii.n. lynch laid a :ie Cenotaph He I I .ifer Singapore35 words
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Article68 1968-04-20 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Diners Club iMalaya'i Ltd today successfully applied to the High Court for an office secretary-trea-surer. Thru H. C. Panß. to be made a bankrupt. Mr R Murucaxm. for the club, said that Pang still owed the club $7.24 i! on a judgment68 words
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Article46 1968-04-20 9 BL'KIT MI-K'I'AJAM Fri The pVMMHH ul the Butit Mvrtajam J^wees Mr K Kailalnalhaa. tin Mcratanr, Inche Ismail bin Mohamed Noor. and 4 CMMtttcc member. Inche j;n Ibrabtn. «i:i ie^ve .'or Maii.iM on Sunday lo attend the Jun;n! Chamber international conference on M.ty 546 words
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Article49 1968-04-20 9 PENANG iW Ihe Photographic Society of Penan* will hold it* quarterly exhibi--81 Xavier'i "in. from Sunday to Tuesday Wmr. quarterly cmpetition »ere Black ann white pr.n.- V> i.k K"k Poo. 2. Lo Joening .<nri 3 Donald Chuah Colours slides W.nner. Lo Jo^nniK. runner-uy. Vorig Kr.k Pno49 words
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Article38 1968-04-20 9 KUALA LL'MPUR. Fri. Tlit director o! See Hoy Chan I trt Mr Ten So<) Cheng. wa« f.ned »400 for tailing to furnish income rrvjsn.s wi'h certified cupie* if audited account* for the year o( »ssewmpn' 19«638 words
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Article, Illustration270 1968-04-20 9 T.F. HWANG - T.F. HWANG By Singapore. Friday YOUNG mechanic who became paralysed after a car accident was today awarded $1 30,000 in general and special damages by the High Court a record in local accident claims. Tan Heng Lin. 23, is now paralysed from midchest270 words
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99 1968-04-20 9 Police stand by as tappers go on strike V^UNGEI PATANI. Kri Police stood by today as the entire labour force of Arumugam Pillrl Estate here went on strike. The stoppage follows the eneagemen* o» 53 tappers to npUwa 52 worke .s who had refused reemployment oi. terms offered by the99 words
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Article60 1968-04-20 9 fPOH. Fri. Policf recovered two stolen cars yesterday. One. belonging to Mr Ong Chin Keat. a businessman, stolen from Belfleld Street here on April 14. was recovered In Padang Besar. at the Thai border. The other, belonging to Mr. C. J. Berge. .stolen from the Mayfair Hotel60 words
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Article59 1968-04-20 9 PENANG. Fri National costumes of five countries Malaysia, China, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines— will be modelled in a fashion show at the Penang Chinese OirLs' High School at 6 p m on April 26 Proceed* will g<> to the St Nicholas School for the59 words
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Article58 1968-04-20 9 PEN A NO. Fri Ca>h prizes will be awarded for the bent exhibits in the Dadi oaatcal to be held at the Balik Pulxu Rr<ieati»n Club on Annl 29. The contest ji open to all pad) planters on Penane Island En'ne* must reach the Bahk Pulau agriculture58 words
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Article97 1968-04-20 9 gI.NGAPOBS, hri Mr Justice Winslow today valued the loss of a uifr killed in a traffic accident at Si 7 000 and awarded this sum to her luish.ind. Kimi Kok Viini; .itain.st a motor cyclist Dutt Bain. Kcmis wife. .Madam Saz Sai Keow. ;;.'>. v.is97 words
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Article36 1968-04-20 9 KAJAMQ Fri 1 p.. Bor Men>n Besar. D H. Harur bin Ha': Irir presented a plaque t<i N.Bli 1 h-t. ;n upprec: Mrvtec with :ne K.tian<{ Town Bcnrr. antl vuluntarv ».ork li: the c.36 words
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112 1968-04-20 9 SINGAPORE. Friday. rHREE young Malaysian women arrested by the anti-vir.. squad were today fined by v magistrates court for breaking the State's immieratiun regulations. Two ol ■.-•in S.r Took Ting and Loui Bhejr v v w-Tf each fined $200 .tftpr pleading guilty to112 words
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Article34 1968-04-20 9 -\PoHF. y trmte'a ourt rr( j' tna r«nuMl murrier (IIHTKe at u-f W »)dbr:r:se BMB|I I i.sed Of nurdcrtag B Baa v in 3n V [.i.> a wa s rerordetl34 words
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Article31 1968-04-20 9 Xl AI A I 1 MPI R I 0 HaM ■d, of the Tnnapuri i > the U (if Defeni an ('ight-m<in'ri .1 Cillege in Uar.; India beginning on Mot-31 words
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Article21 1968-04-20 9 KL'AI.A I.UMPL'K. Fll 1 kers NT vemeii* will h"l(t week'ins 'raininu the Deuan Bella. Kjmm>n( Pmdan. beginning on Sunday.21 words
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193 1968-04-20 9 P.C. SHIVAUAS - U.S. OIL FIRMS MAY PROBE SARAWAK INTERIOR P.C. SHIVAUAS From 1/UCHING. Fri. iV With Shell holding aU offshore "il (>()n Cfmtonw in Sarawak, a number Of Ann companirs are considering prospecting tor oil in the hinterland, particularly in the Fourth Division. The Federal Minister f'>r Landi Mid M i Abdul193 words
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Advertisement27 1968-04-20 9 FREE CONSULTATIONS AND MAKE-UP by ELIZABETH ARDEN Representative from April 25-27, Thursday to Saturday. Your Invitation Card is available at the BEAUTY CENTRE WELD SUPERMARKET, K. LUMPUR.27 words
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Advertisement253 1968-04-20 9 EffiGiency=profitability Automate your office with ADDO-X Profit seeking businessmen must in- HHHHHB| creasingly draw upon the latest aids I to routine efficiency Office automa- I Br^^^^^^l tion. as rt is offered by ADDO-X, brings I !JK m > "''WWWWt Z^ V to the modern office a system of con- I253 words
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Miscellaneous132 1968-04-20 9 ON YOUR TV AND RADIO TODAY TV MALAYSIA lI ANNU. S hu.,l l.umpur and I'rnans; d Ipoh and I Ltipinc 3 and 111 MHN Kahru; 7 Batu Fahat; I Kluang. •> an I 1 )>WV 417 Penan 4 42 L"\*Enchnn'ttl Princes. 5.13 5 45 ,'ua«c. bbi Tamil; 610 Tour. TV132 words
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Miscellaneous141 1968-04-20 9 Doll D PU -a.s in Eiigi.^h; 710 7 35 The Rounorr. Ed n Mandarin. v I".- J^nc Wymaii > 1 t.r I .•< Guy. 800 nal 1..n- i- R/iund-uo. 922 tJiartTtl Imoo.^ibie The 10 17 Run Buddy Run— lts IW>l Wild, wild bulletin in Lancuage. 10 50 Deadly Virtue*. 11141 words
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Miscellaneous508 1968-04-20 9 RADIO MALAYSIA NaltonaJ Shnrl«afe nrryiet 11. M.2. h' metres: Medium «.i»r Service Kl. ;3s metres; I'enant StM mrtreo; Malarea J'iH metre»; Innh iaj nielrec lohnre Kahru 31H mrlrrv: Kola Bh.iru 157 metres; Kuala Irrnnrsnu II? metres md Kuanlan ?63 nietr«> A.M.: 6.U0 Prop Summary; 6Ui Morning Melodies. 700 The News:508 words
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127 1968-04-20 10 pIIS M a plea to uit ni.<ter« to Invest a lm)p discretionary powers administrators Tal Provident :<>r purpose* of re'niK tiiose young who :r,,m the <" V r Malaysia in pre lays and returned un <>f rarVnu dis eircum.nanre.Y l K. authorities have ruled that127 words
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299 1968-04-20 10 IK residents around Bidadan wonder about tin- swarms of mosquitoes they should visit Uie cemetery. Their answt i is in vie cemetery itself They will finu graves ail over the place pitted with holes and in these holes which fih up atU'i rain, are299 words
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Letter50 1968-04-20 10 I REFER to thp letter 1 rrom '*****01' 'ST. April 6» regarding delay .n the delivery of a telegram. I shall be grateful if ••Baffled" will kindly give me full particulars .-o that a thorough investigation can be made. K. S. SHANMUGAM b p Pencarah Talikom. Kawasan Selanjror.50 words
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Letter124 1968-04-20 10 VIGILANTE REFRESHER COURSE VV'ITH reference to the letter from •Ex-V.C" 'S.T. Aprl IB) I wis: nlorm him hat the Vigilante Corps had to be reorganised in accordance with the pmv.Mons of the Vigilante Corps Act. 1967 which came Into operation on Sept. 22. 1967 It would appear that t* V124 words
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168 1968-04-20 10 T HAVE watched with sympathetic interest the authorities grappling with the task of persuading Singapore's motorcyclists to wear cra.sh helmets. It was a similar experience in Britain. First thp question of the cost of the headgear had to be faced and then there168 words
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Letter62 1968-04-20 10 KUALA Lumpur's Foch Avenue has become the lucrative hunting ground for pickpockets. I became a victim on boarding a bus to Petaling Java, thereby becoming poorer by $35 The chaos at Foch bus stop, resulting from undisciplined crowd's rushing for the limited buses to Petaling Jaya provide62 words
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Letter76 1968-04-20 10 f WAS rather surprised to read Observer's remarks (S.T. April 10) about the teachers of English language in the National schools. He underestimates the ability of those teachers. Those English teachers have undergone an Intensive course with full backing of the Ministry of Education. And where did "Observer" obtain76 words
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911 1968-04-20 10 I REFER to the letter "Development Threats to Sea Creatures" by Mr. R. Hoe "ST. March 3(t> The Council of the Singapore National Academy of Science has given due consideration to the points raise his letter. We are grateful to Mr. Hoe for his interest in911 words
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Letter102 1968-04-20 10 AS spokesman for many friends and neighbours I wish to ask T.V. Singapura why. sine* March 29, we have been subjected to a vast amount of Cantonese films. Have all the Mandarin, Hukkien, Teochew and the rest of the dialecti vanished from our T.V.? Since March 29.102 words
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Letter54 1968-04-20 10 I REFER to a report 'ST. April 1) stating that the Ceylon Federation had a meeting and that a Joint Action Committee had been set up Including "the Malayan Ceylonese Congress." The Malayan Ceyloneet Congress has nothing whatsoever to do with 'he so-called Joint Action Commit' M \V NAVARATNAM.54 words
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Advertisement635 1968-04-20 10 I (JFIOUEE SALON I Tired of being apologetic about your figure? Of struggling into clothes H girdles? Of dreading the mirror and scales? Then Joanne Drew H has a message of hope for you. You can start takirg off ugly excess B irches— now! H Smooth away figure cares C*™635 words
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Miscellaneous251 1968-04-20 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Get on without a bit of 1. Appear rash letters, to put It trouble (6). In other word* (10). 8. He pursued the criminal In 6. A bit cryptic to beginner? the Strand (8. 6). (6). 13. Dunderhead takes too much 9. Happening to be251 words
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Article, Illustration1247 1968-04-20 11 Gabriel Lee - Sultan opens $30 m. waterworks Gabriel Lee -By P.U.B. PROJECT SIGNIFIES CLOSE CO-OPERATION WITH JOHORE STATE GOVT. THE opening today of the Johore River Waterworks in Kota Tinggi by the Sultan of Johore signifies the long reach of the arms of co-operation, for the S:i()-million project represents the close and1,247 words
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Article909 1968-04-20 11 MORE than 230.000 homes in Singapore get their daily requirement of water, electricity or gas from the Public Utilities Board. And many thousand others, both in the Republic and Johore, enjoy the services that the Board provides. Constituted on May 1. 1963 to take over909 words
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Article186 1968-04-20 11 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE. DR. ONG SWEE LAW: THE commlssion- ing of the Johore River Waterworks is the result of years of planning by the Public Utilities Board This $30 million project represents the labours of skilled and unskilled professional186 words
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700 1968-04-20 12 S'pore, Johore use 100 m gallons of water daily BULK OF SUPPLY GOES TO HOMES By Staff Writer SINGA PORE and Johore consume a n average of about 100 million gallons of water a day. The hulk of this goes to domestic use which accounts for about .'f<S per cent;700 words
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Article, Illustration38 1968-04-20 12 Sludge it discharged into a drainage system while clarified water flows to these filters c* the Johore River Waterworks. The high lift pumping station olto houMi the main switchgear. Ntxt to it it a generating station38 words
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Article, Illustration843 1968-04-20 13 Staff Writer - Staff Writer r^ THE story of piped water for Singapore in in 1857 when Mr. Tan Kirn a made a donation of $13,000 to enable a supply of water to be brought to the town from the site of the present Macßitchie843 words
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Advertisement118 1968-04-20 11 CONGRATULATIONS to THE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE on the occasion of the opening of JOHORE RIVER WATERWORKS at KOTA TINGGI. From: PATERSON CANDY INTERNATIONAL LTD., EALING, LONDON. PATERSON CANDY (MALAYSIA) SON. BERHAD, MALAYSIA HARPER GILFILLAN (SINGAPORE) LTD., Engineering Division, Singapore. Specialist Supplier and Contractor of Water Treatment Plant, Chlorination and118 words
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Advertisement131 1968-04-20 11 South Wales Switchgear 4 POCKET SUBSTATION' Malaysian debut... at Johore River The SWS 'POCKET SUBSTATION' is making its first Malaysian appearance at the Johore River Waterworks project-distributing electricity to the operational staff's housing estate. A compact substation which is really pocket-size. Measures only 9' 8" long, 5' 8" wide by131 words
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Advertisement153 1968-04-20 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF JOHORE RIVER WATERWORKS AT KOTA TINGGI <j> HITACHI SUPPLIERS OF HIGH AND LOW LIFT PUMPING EQUIPMENTS Security Lighting I Floodlights >^^HK\ T* Pi"* I PI I R S V For >— •U s HIGH LIPT JOHORE153 words
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Advertisement148 1968-04-20 13 P. U. B. JOHORE RIVER WATERWORKS Another Project Completed by THE MAIN CONTRACTOR: j BUILDING CONSTRUCTION j CO., (M) LTD. BUILDING (j CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS SUPPLIERS OF BUILDING MATERIALS IMPORTERS EXPORTERS SINGAPORE OFFICE: 147. KAMPONO BUGIS (off Kallang Road) Singapore 12 Telephone: *****/5 K.L. OFFICE: 304. SING HOE RMT HIM148 words
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99 1968-04-20 14 'British pull-out Score's bigger worry /-ANBERKA. Kri. Singapore H more concerned about the British withdrawal about any rffert on the Rt pubtrade with Vietnam if there is sudden fi.d to the war there. ted by si n r for Law :>ment, w Barker, today at vifp meeting in Canberra Th<99 words
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85 1968-04-20 14 U U\ l.l'MFl'K. Fri The Malaysian R««l < rn>\ Soriets todaj launched an appeal for food and clothing for ">o.(M)fl starving refuters in Ihe Ponti.m.tk and Sinjkawani; regions of Indonesian Borneo The Red Cross ..aid In donesian Medical teams and missionary workers \»»-re hampered85 words
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168 1968-04-20 14 Penang may ban motor cyclists in Gurney Drive OENANG. Fri.- Motor- cyclists may be banned from scenic Gurney Drive for eight hours daily from 4 p.m. to midnight. The City Council is considering a proposal to close the whole length of Gurney Drive, from Kelawei Circus to Tanjong Tokong. to168 words
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Article26 1968-04-20 14 BfTTERWORTH Fr: Tan To* M:n 21. »as yesterday fined 51. 500. nr nine months' Jail f r -:rmv>nng to smuggle cnenvir.t in his car.26 words
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Article385 1968-04-20 14 Kuala Lumpur, Fn RAZAK TELLS CONFERENCE OF TWO-PRONGED PROGRAMME TWO-PRONGED programme to ease unemployment among youths will be launched by the Government in addition to a concrete and practical plin now being drawn up to tackle the entire problem. This was announced here tonight by the385 words
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348 1968-04-20 14 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM By Singapore. Friday QUIET, unassuming but a man going places. That is Mr. Ng Kwee Choo. a Singapore Foreign Ministry officer and the man behind that "Loneliest Immigrants are the Chinese' report from London yesterday. Mr Ng. a father of two, is348 words
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216 1968-04-20 14 OEOUL. Fri— The board of directors of the Press Foundation of Asia ve.sterday agreed to establish immediately an Asian Technical Press Training Centre in Singapore with a $750,000 donationspread over five year*. from the Straits Times Group. The decision was among severalAP - 216 words
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83 1968-04-20 14 lAKARTA, Fri.— An In- donesian shipping roiirce h^s accused Singapore of lack of goodwill in ta'.lcs to normalise shipping operation* between the two countries. Antara News Agency reporting thi.s today, quoted the source as saying that the latest bilateral shipping conference failed to reachUPI - 83 words
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Article, Illustration174 1968-04-20 14 I'll give it all up for 'Mr Right' says star Gigi BRUNEI TOWN, Friday TWENTY TWO-YEAR-oId Taiwanese film star Gigi Lin Chin will give up all the glamour of show business to settle down here —that is. provided she finds "Mr. Right." "I've had enough of show business." she said174 words
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Article34 1968-04-20 14 PENANO. Fti, RAF corporals and ether ranlcs will hold a dance at the RAAF Club c Tan'ong Tokong road here tomorrow night to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Royal Air Force.34 words
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265 1968-04-20 14 TENGKU GETS AN APOLOGY FROM MR. V I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The treasurer of the Gorakan Raayat Malaysia, Mr. V. Veerappen, today apologised to Tengku Abdul Rahman for a newspaper report suggesting that he was offered a Cabinet post by the Prime Minister in 1959. In his letter of apology. Mr265 words
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Advertisement233 1968-04-20 14 I IHBHP*MMfIH 4 I JT\ VVWIC* f% 1^ I 1 MaP^aWMMna^a^aMi' •<'\\M V? >. fL7 lri *irGmcifc' f\ fflM jf%mm \V—^ J *m I I E*"**rf Va .1 I ■^■■aWaai^'^-^^^^aTa^^B W. L^P\ V ________^^^^^^a^a^a^a^HMa^a! BtH l^EaSSSa^Sa^^aH a^L *^^^^^^T s i r^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^VWaVaVHHiaVaSaWßH| an impressed worldpress Autocar, Knyland Popular Mechanics ...the Volvo233 words
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Advertisement164 1968-04-20 14 SPECIAL JH™J INTRODUCTORY OFFER!!! For A Limited Period Only For Only $1,250/- Nett, you can get a PAIR of AR-3 THE SPEAKERS CHOSEN FOR PROFESSIONAL USE Visit Our Showroom For A Demonstration SOUTH ASIA TRADING CO., LTD. 339 351. VICTORIA STRKKT. SINGAPORE- 7. TELEPHONE: ***** 6? ***** JOIN THE MALAYSIAN164 words
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Advertisement868 1968-04-20 15 IB LIVERPOOL A UlSl COASI in vs It Pt Apr 21 Api 72 Apr ?J Air 74 Air 75 27 ft«i 2i Apr .1 Apr 71 7 fi M Miy i Miy I May 1,12 May 13 May 12 May 13 -i May 13 May 17 May i|'77 May 21868 words
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Advertisement1292 1968-04-20 15 Lr//£\\nhi/A/£s THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY Lid. Incorporated in Denmark BBSS EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA/NORTH CONTINENT SCANDINAVIA P S him Pening S'Dore I Genoa Roam H'burg Ajrhus C hagen SVMSAWA a i Apr 24 21 Alt 1721 Apr 21/2 May 11 JMI I ItM 11 June 14 IMI IB StNSKHU 11,292 words
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Advertisement1160 1968-04-20 15 EXPtESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL i CONTINENTAL PORTS BENSTAC mmm fLSh.m Penan, »\]\l A»r 24 25 Harrburi ItM S S ngarjo'P P. b Penang BENMACOHUI H :.r|. Have. R da". A'trirr A|i 27 29 Apr 31 4 May 5 5 lENEDIN L'DMI. HUH M'Bro M tig Apr 2| ?9 An1,160 words
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Advertisement1017 1968-04-20 15 W««bm WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. wS-1 Great Lakes Service 1 For MONTREAL TORONTO Hamilton BUffALO ASHTABULA OETROIT MILWAUKtt CHICAGO S'doi« P, S'Hom Penang "PHILIPPINE PROGRESS" 21/24 Mo* 25/26 Mi, 27/28 Mot A t «nt>: McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. S port P bwertenhom Ptnong Tel: ***** i/V 6252 *****/3 MARITIME BUILDING SINGAPORE1,017 words
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Advertisement1003 1968-04-20 16 Y^-^ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia /Singapore/ Japan Service MalKti Mm" Sails4Mi) 11 12 Mat 21 Mlf 22 Ml) II May Ninat) Mart 74'211«5| 1/ tin, 12 ill, 13 111, M **aj West Africa /Singapore /Japan Service tnkjiport Vokoriama P> MiomaMira' Sa>l'« 22 Apr IMf) S Ml) M.aMiiaiJ Mm"1,003 words
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Advertisement1052 1968-04-20 16 «USIR»ll« NiM a«l»Nli IfMM INDIA. PARIMftN INS ff l»SI SEWCtI fi> Itwai.. lacl 0«M lilt wtli li Masrtt <•• HitiMllms 5 r 1 u t»ti>t •fnant "■•>»« S-»fi» <AiUU 111 Ml) Ml) 5 Mrt IUNKUIUt 17 km 11/ M t|< 1/ 1 Ml) k«IUL« 17 71 Ma) II Mj) Jl1,052 words
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Advertisement754 1968-04-20 16 THE BRITISH PHOSPHATE COMMISSIONERS ASSISTANT TO THE SAFETY AND TRAINING OFFICER for service «t CHRISTMAS ISLAND, INDIAN OCEAN The Assistant to Th« Safety ond Training Officer will be required to compile ond present Safety ttotistical dota on all the Ulond's operations, ts prepare, develop and conduct Training Programmes covering oil754 words
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Advertisement555 1968-04-20 16 m THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (M) BHD. require* PRINTING APPRENTICES who should tM below 18 yeors of 09c for special Training partly in Singapore and partly elsewhere. Applicants must possess a Senior Cambridge Certificate or a Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education with an aggregate of less than 30 preferably555 words
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Article332 1968-04-20 17 WHKIth was support for tin I yesterday in I'm. ins at lower level*, and thr pritr fell ha |U7| lo s:>;>n.87! on an of ferine estimated down 5 tons to 240 tons Support rame mainly from Europe and Japan. The local fail was more332 words
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956 1968-04-20 17 By Our Market Correspondent TUiE Stock Exchange yesterday as far as industrials were concerned was quietly steady with a reduced turnover. In the past few days the market has been quieter and this may be explained in part by the amount of money956 words
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Article236 1968-04-20 17 MELBOCRNE Prt INDUSTRIALS continued on rising trend led by B.H.P. which dominated trading and flnislied 50 cents higher at $20.50. With lew exreptions. other moves wer» five cents or leM. Nickels, headed a flrmer m'.nmgg section with Metals Exploration naming 80 cent* to $6.10 following a further report236 words
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Article32 1968-04-20 17 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES Apr lit Rl RBKR PRICI t tents (up three eightha of a rent I. TIN PRICK 1549.174 down SI 37} > IMimated offering lit ton* (down .i ton«i32 words
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Article385 1968-04-20 17 SHIP* LYING ALONGSIDE (HI SINGAPORE M AMOUR WMARveS ON IXMCTIO TOOAT AM: Cei.tdui c i, Uoutman J Dal*nun Maru 10 11. .Ntdtr Waal U/14. Hujh«n-it IS. lv> 19. Hlld 33/34, Kunak |a\ ..mptre RUtfo-mkc 27 28. Kota Jrjra ::i '32, Ktrttm Macrtk 33/34 K«o«n» 3i. HMena VralMle* (isnkfri 36 3!*.385 words
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Article735 1968-04-20 17 BrsrsESs in and reported TO THE SfNGAPORI AND KIALA LIMPIR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. WITH THE NTMBER OF THE SHARES TRADED IN BRACKETS: INDUSTRIALS: But and Co 14.0 M) gS.M D (1.000) W4 D, (3.0001 ti.lT. <7.oo<>> SUI! Dauataad (S.COO) SI". <4O(K.i SJ.TI Cartral Sujar735 words
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Article29 1968-04-20 17 STOCK INDICES Apr. 18. Apr. 19. Industrial*: 139.41 139.15 Properties: 160.84 l«-;.y| I Tlm xii N0.28 S rubbers- 10» 26 K1J.13 Dec. 29, 1962 100. Dec. 3». IM6 10U.29 words
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Article236 1968-04-20 17 \f.\Y lii«t ;i«(1c rubber r.o.b. buyers rloked at S p.m. la I Singapore and Koala l.umpnr vesterdaT at 49 rents per Ib. op three-ei;hths of a cent on I Thursday's closing level. The tone was steady, quiet. R.A.S. and M.K.F closing pness in cents per Ib. yesterday. Buyer*236 words
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396 1968-04-20 17 CLOSING PRICES Ships in local ports STOCK tXCHANCC OF MALAYSIA AND tINGAPORt 810 AND OFPIR PRICIt OFFICIALLY LUTED AT TNI CLOtt OF BUSINCM B»n i."o. 80--:. I 2. »u.j»r» 3i* J.C M B, 8 Holdinrt Dunlop 'I TV t. Smf.t*n V% E»«o Eno d»K W* P :<■ j«:.imoo a. t396 words
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Article299 1968-04-20 17 Rubber Market tempo subdued THK prrit^d toltowlng tht A Ea»ter hoUdays. as always alter a long recess, vh a >low startPi -i, in b A: Co. Ltd. ,n their current Rubber Market rtvlev The tempo of the market in lacr remained subdued for the be.M part of the week Fluctuations299 words
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Article56 1968-04-20 17 Exchange rates Hg A.,.c..1,.n af nh m ity.ta liniiaon rr.jfl* th««w cUnfM '""Mh tall rat»- < Umtad ttattt Buying rr aa I ''■'■n.ai] Ol prnt,, Canada: B>,v,n« TT airmail '«J d «t M| credit oil!.. M| 'r^rt» I,l], tailing TT M 00 r.arty Un,l,,i »lalt, |t Ig t-.Kd, will Cttnuny56 words
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Article32 1968-04-20 17 HlNftf Prmm t< eh,,.,.. t«rd*y Ctrcnut *il rtrilln Can Mia.d for,, looat Apr./ *•••>• r .D-l» garbiad •"KM" Ocamit Oil MilUrt- Ai- Tb> inn« <raa ful»l C«»ra A.t.c.Jti.n rw«M ariatl Cnguo'M32 words
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Article38 1968-04-20 17 O>. '.1* traa titnanaa market m Bong Kooc »»i'«'d»v th« US O*Mar waa Quoted at 07t for T.T. and Oftl for caah. Sttnini «aj r; orad »t 14 »2 aod ana tatl .f iiw a' MM.38 words
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Article211 1968-04-20 17 VjOVIMINTI OF SHARf PRICgt ivl BASID ON A i.OMPARUON Of LAST SALES IN TNI SINCAPONg AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMj OF THI STOCK (ICHANOI VCSTCRDAV WIRI INDUSTRIALS Ban A C* I— ■•uattad I .rr.' c tugar .mi.-- cc m i i«m oi ■<!•»' t gmaltari i- I211 words
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Advertisement284 1968-04-20 17 SALES EXECUTIVE OFFICE MACHINES A dynamic Sales Executive is required by a European Company in Singapore, well established in the Office Machines business. The lines handled include Calculators, Adding Machines, Typewriters, Photocopiers etc., and the successful applicant will be responsible for directing the activities of a team of 15 Sales284 words
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Advertisement50 1968-04-20 17 NOTICE N :_f is hereby gwtn that Mr. Cheng Tin Yek alia* T V Cheng In no longer connected with our Company and he has no authority whatsoever to transact any business or collect monies on our behalf hereafter The First Lifr IMbbbM to. Ltd. Malacca Branch. 18th April. 1968.50 words
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Advertisement908 1968-04-20 18 PETS li Word, U (Mim.t—Bam tt rfs mwtn DOO TRAININC Ha\r your dm trained by specialists all forma 01 ruining undertaken. Incudlng ohed nuard and nhciw i<rrparatioti Write for details Box AMmj S.I <B'l«rei. PETS FOR SALE fi War** U (M ln.)— Box tt et: axln PURE SEAL-POINT Siamese kit908 words
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Advertisement739 1968-04-20 18 I BOATS. YACHTS WANTED > li Ward* tt (Mim.)-Box SO el*, —trm s WANTEO is OR M h r Outboard any make. Ring Tel: Spore MACHINERY PLANT FOR SALE 1 li Ward* tt i Mim.)— Box els. •mTm 1 CAT 977 TRAXCAVATOR. Road I I Graders 40 to 140 h739 words
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Advertisement615 1968-04-20 19 IMEflMEWlllitf i nntmued from P»f» 18i VEHICLES FOR SALt -irrf. ft MsV i_» #Jt it rt». rxtrm ro»io CONSUL JIS. IM? toort MS> t auc i laa w 4 Jalaa Khalruddin. MO 1100 IM4 A r AVi Counts Tore 52»2T. iRCOKDITIONID HOLDIN r>Rt HICK —111 I ranimloion. rSTlac Mi 8615 words
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Advertisement923 1968-04-20 19 FOR SALE li *arl. <• tfi,i.>--ffox it ffs. txlrm SICONO HANI ELECTRONIC W h.TI Balancer. Wr*H Alignment Mt and hat'rry charsrr to sold to- RUBBER ESTATES T.-a Kitali-*. r.eldr *nd Is lor any plantation in K*r. In l'lt-MKe con\.G. Kranris. list.ilr Brokrr. HI. Mary s Strwt. (P.O i <unachir« rnchur—923 words
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Advertisement690 1968-04-20 19 lAK> ft KfcM .'.in .\i|>i> c Ii Horrf, $t i mm.)— lm M MB. txtrm ENJOY r ELICIOUS DISHES ia Celestia, Koora. 7-A Amt>er Mansion. ncnanl Ri m,i s pore *****/2 No Bart. ing problems LAI WAH RESTAURANT iBSBSM 1 anionri" difhra prepared by famous <ook at :i,'7 HOC Jalaa690 words
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Advertisement686 1968-04-20 19 'niYllfrf^ilYhlilii'H'l SELANGOR TURF CLUB I THREE DIGITS FORECAST POOL The Public are advised that commencing with the Singapore i April Amateur 1968 race meeting Jon 20th April 1968 "A" and "ABC 1 Three Digits Forecast Pool Tickets based on the usual $1 Unlimited Sweep will be on sale to the686 words
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Advertisement632 1968-04-20 19 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) SOTH E OF RECEIVING ORDERS TAKE NOTICE that Receiving Orders were on the 22nd Si 29th March. sth April. 1968 made against the following persons and or firms: Receiving Order made on 22.3.M Bankruptcy No. I 412- 67 Leong Peng Kee Construction Co i sued632 words
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Advertisement559 1968-04-20 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF SINCAPORE APPOINTMENTS t Applications *rp inviten appointment to the toiirHuim 1 posts: i 1 CHAIR OF GEOGRAPHY 2. CHAIR OF PHILOSOPHY I Monthly basi- wlnncs in range: $1770. $183U $18«U II9M $2010. $2070. $2130 A \aiii<hle 1 allowance oi 35. ol bash m subject to iprtain559 words
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Advertisement530 1968-04-20 19 NOTICES NOTICE Notice is liereby Riven tliai the partnership heretofore nibKisllng between Tan Gek Piah and \i Hlak Kwang carrying on business at No. 70A. Ylo Chu KaikJ Singapore, under the stv'r m inn; of Weldon ClotliuiKs hac been dissolved as from the Ist April, 1»K«. and all persons Who530 words
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Advertisement137 1968-04-20 19 ILNDLRS KENYA TAAN lAWARAM uij uiuok -iiHiiiarkan lanah merah banyak t.l .<erart .•-iiiirtk Bciiidin am, huikiwa jam :i no llib Mti liiHR daripada m I) Bah*)* diii Kepala 1 VII auc be: daftar uenKim Jabatan Keria i atau .Inbatan Tnrlt dan I Taimycr BattaH but ii. lnl boleh dl-dapa: Daerah137 words
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Article97 1968-04-20 20 l \H upset holders Malacca 3-2 after I Of 4-1 to i enter the final of the Malaysian Junior intate tennis championship at Seremban yesterday. The> meet Pewho meet cfay. beat Ne- i uri 4-1 beat in 3-2 in the quarter finals. d«n t>t Malacca :ra97 words
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Article88 1968-04-20 20 62 -stand for Kedah APOURTH-WiC<tT .v.and of 62 by Snana: nan <28i N Balan <43> pulled Kedah out of the mt in thr first innings of their MCA >a?ue match against Perak on thr Sultan Abciu. Hamid college ground in Alor Star yesterday Opening bowlrr Aziz Ismai'. <3 lor m\'88 words
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Article, Illustration538 1968-04-20 20 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By EjBLAm KOPS made a lavish spread of badminton's finest nts and showed a champion's steel when he beat Japanese champion Masao Akiyama 16-18, 15-8, 15-12 in a 58-minute semifinal in the .Malaysian Pesta tournament at Stadium Negara last night. It took Kops all538 words
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Article31 1968-04-20 20 ;<>r ;iif ngapore A cpea relays at I M.'v 25 inp < xlOCm >200m ix400m \80Om men iur mi iincn ud im"n and <.raen> and women I, 4x1 600 m31 words
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128 1968-04-20 20 THE F.A. of Singapore have five more days to raise $11,000 to send their Youth team to Seoul for the Asian championship on May 2-16. Otherwise, they will have to withdraw the team from the tournament, the FAS Finance and General Purposes Committee128 words
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Article112 1968-04-20 20 Singapore hit 180-2 off Johore A SPLENDID opening partnership of 98 runs by Jeffrey Jeremiah and N. Sivamayam placed Singapore in a strong position to force an innings win over Johore in their MCA league crirket match at Johoro Bahr.i today. Soring fraely Jeremiah '66 and SivJnnayam <46> helped S:n«ap>re112 words
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Article164 1968-04-20 20 JOHORK IST INNS: Netur Jeremiah b dv Witt I; Daw r Sooceleraj b Martens 14: Kvans c Sooceleraj b Martens 6; Muru(fiiu c Moore b Sooceleraj 19: Mtthiavaram c do Silva b da Sr.va 10 E. da Silva c Ac Wilt t da Silva 33: On? Tong Yonc cda164 words
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Article35 1968-04-20 20 T.ie finals of the Penanc Amateur Nuimram^ Associations junior championships will be held at the Penan* Swimming Club at 230 pin, today and tomorrow. The rieala wIU b« held at 8.30 a.m. UxUy.35 words
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Article317 1968-04-20 20 Perak power way into last 4 OERAK made strong claims for this year's Burnley Cup honours when they powered their way to the semifinals with a convincing 5-0 win over newcomers Sabah at Klang yesterday. Although 'hoy had to wait until the .nth mitir the lead, there were no doubts317 words
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Advertisement197 1968-04-20 20 HERE'S A PRECISION GERMAN v K v w SLIDE PROJECTOR Xj V THAT YOO CAN AFFORD! PERKEO JSOS AUTOMAT This precision German slide projector gives you FIVE more advantages than any other near its price. LOOK AT THESE FEATURES both automatic and manual control slide changer forward and reverse action197 words
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Advertisement173 1968-04-20 20 FREEHOLD LAND FREE FROM ENCUMBRANCES 1 SHOP HOUSES with 3 ROOMS ON TOP SHOP HOUSES oitl. 2-Bed.ooms. I-Utility, Oininq and Lr«in« raoiK on the first floor Modrrn Sanitation, t Living, Dining Kitchen with mosaic flooring and giaxed woll tiles SPACIOUS SHOP HOUSES on GROUND FLOOR ideal for ell typ«t ot173 words
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Miscellaneous82 1968-04-20 20 Alley Oop By V.T. Hamlin I FUNNY. THIS RVSCIMtfriOi V^^^ 1 1^^-/ I WOULP IF IT I yOU S6EM THAVE FOR f AW, CUT IT FOR TH' Jv V\OMEN ALL OF A OUT, WILL YUH, INTERIM AT lOHAXf?*y^—l SUDDEN. 1 TOR PETE SAKE FLAVOR OF .BUT \OU AM' THAT VEM,82 words
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Miscellaneous69 1968-04-20 20 i:\IfMINTON PPMa tournament 'Stadium Negara p.m.i. KKKKT MCA Lrague: Kcdan v Perak <SAH Collfg* ground. A. Stan: Pahani; v Maiscca 'Raub 11 a.m.': Seor iKL Padani I Johort t i Johore riahru 11 I 111 lIX S S>.rp AAA th.cc and 10 miles road race 2.30 p.m.). MX <IK Burnley69 words
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Article437 1968-04-20 21 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By CHAMPION hurdler Wingate will bid for a six-wins-in-a-row record in the 9f Div. 1 hurdle event (Race 8) at today's Singapore Turf Club Amateur meeting at Bukit Timah. Punishing weights have failed to stop this fine hurdler from winning and I437 words
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Article598 1968-04-20 21 AMATEUR CARD AT BT TIMAH r -spore amaieur meeting «((> (Mi t.t < ItM 5 If: Oil (Urima <2'; 2 1 Abdallah jj»; I 002 Kair (M 4 Krdidi Harapan 19. Falcon Prince (tl pclln 000 St. (loud (9>; Knlrk (I I 240 Trooper IwiM 11 (.00 Knifht Templar >.598 words
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Article54 1968-04-20 21 The Perak Deny meeting held at Ipoh on May 25 26 and June 1 and 3, for n Claaaea 1. 4 and 6. MM: Class 1 ssf straight or tt *nd tt. lOf or w« 4 bit nr Bif and 6f or Class 6 B*f and 9f. ttitries54 words
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Article54 1968-04-20 21 ■ACE ABDULLAH Saruna RACE I MAMETZ WOOD Barhus R.UL 3 G\\ SON Irish (off re i: V I 4 DEAR CARLO Hilton I! M I 5 IN WIN MOOD Windipiet Rl( I 6 PEAK OF PERFECTION Naaffum RACE 7 1.1 CHOY Llnronnu RACE 8 WINGATE N» Sal Im.ii RACE54 words
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181 1968-04-20 21 JOHANNESBURG. Fri. Mr. A very Brundage, president of the International Olympic Committee, said yesterday that he had not asked South Afrii ca to withdraw from this year's Olympic Games. "I have not asked South Africa to do anything at all.' 1 heReuter - 181 words
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Article34 1968-04-20 21 Dato Chong Kok Lim has been elected president of the Perak Chinese Football Association. Other officials: Vice-presidents Lee Kang San and Phoon Choon Onn; secretary Koe Yee Kum; treasurer Teh Khoon Chuar.34 words
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Article, Illustration56 1968-04-20 21 WORLD welterweight champion Curtis Cokes sends challenger Willis Luddick of South Africa to the canvas for a compulsory eight count in the fifth round of their title fight at Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday Luddick was on his feet when the referee stopped the fight to saveUPI - 56 words
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Article145 1968-04-20 21 LONDON. Fri. Methods ol ■■Qoning" boats already banned from yachting event* in this year* Olympic Games in Mexico will be the «ui»tect ol a report to FISA- the international rowing governing body, in Zurich on Saturday Mr. Freddie Page, the Br.':Mi ARA secretary, said ARA presidentReuter - 145 words
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Article24 1968-04-20 21 Kluang District Sports Council officials: Chairman Othman Abdul Wahid; vice-chairmen Dato Teoh Chze Chon-; and Yahaya Ahmad; secretary Peter Danker; treasurer Ahmad Kamil.24 words
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Article955 1968-04-20 21 A TX>TAL of 187 entries have been entered for j the Penang Turf Clubs three-day meeting on April 28 May 1 and 5. They comprise 52 from Class One. 80 from Class > Two and 55 from Class Six. i There will be nine races on the first955 words
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Article310 1968-04-20 21 fRIS Lyttle of the Philippines rolled a three-game score of 651 at Manila to top the women's qualifying round in the CPABrunswick sponsored F*r East championships. The leading scorers in the other centres are: Kikue Sakakibara of Japan <607 1. Lin Yueh Ying of Taiwan 590 < Audrey Greenwav310 words
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Article155 1968-04-20 21 Malaysia beat S'pore to win 'trY TABLE TENNIS. Perth, Frl. 1 Malaysia won the triangular table tennis tournament against Singapore and Australia here laat night. Singapore beat AuMralia 5-2 In the first match and then in the final Malaysia beat Singapore 6-1. The Malaysian and Slngar>ore t£*t©R. who competed in155 words
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Article162 1968-04-20 21 West Brom in final SOCCER London: West Bromwich reached the semi-flnals of the English F.A. Cup lMt night when they beat Liverpool 2-1 in the iecond replay ot their sixth round tie. A 52.000 crowd saw centre-forward .Te:f Astle give West Bromwich a seventh-minute lead before Liverpool gained the equaliser162 words
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Article56 1968-04-20 21 CHIMMING Moscow: K kolai Pcnkin. a 19Moscow engineering student, yesierday o. men's world 100 metres breaststroke record w.th a time of 1:6 2 Swimrr.inß in the Moscow championships at the new 50--me're October Incoi-r Pool. Penkin clipped flve-tenthg of a second off the official world mark set by anotherReuter - 56 words
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Article35 1968-04-20 21 fi O L F Las Ve»as: American* Gardner Dick'Jison. Kermit Zarley and Dan Sikes shared the lead after the first round of the Tournament nf Champion- here yesterday. They carded three-under-par scores of 68. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Advertisement63 1968-04-20 21 Fastest to Athens The Gateway to Europe UTA off art you. Th. convenience of ONLY ONE STOP to EUROPE from SINGAPORE and KUALA LUMPUR The comfort of th« worlda most advanced DCS jetliner 7 wmUlv ME) leaving every Monday, thursd.7' Vn<* Saturday to COLOMBO. ATHENS and PARIS FRENCH AIRLINES S.NGAPORT63 words
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Advertisement112 1968-04-20 21 season's offer! unequalled performance at such LOW COST $528 NLY I (SINGAPORE) soLjmcd sonics I and matching auto turntable Its remarkable value for your money in terms of audio perfection. Popular demand from our many customers have mode this low co->t ensemble possible. Our experts have teamed up to day's112 words
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Article, Illustration54 1968-04-20 22 ...READY TO REPEL FURTHER VIETCONG ATTACKS THESE 175 mm uuns at the U.S. Marine forward base called "Rock Pile," 12 miles from Khe Sanh. are set to blast the COIIKAt Khe Sanh. Vietcong troops attacked anew on Wednesday, the biusest offensive since the 77-day siegeUPI - 54 words
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Article77 1968-04-20 22 OKLAHOMA CITY. Fit— A woman who >aw a baby on tne output lrdge of a second .-.lorey window last night .said: "All I could do was pray." Tht 17-mont.h-old boy toppled from the narrow perch to a concrete porch and landed on his head,AP - 77 words
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Article41 1968-04-20 22 SINGAPORE. Fri The United Workers of Petroleum Industry will gi\ c a dinner tomorrow to two of the union's top officials. Mr. Scan Mul Kok and Inche Abdul Aziz Kanm. on the occasion of their election as MPs.41 words
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Article32 1968-04-20 22 SINGAPORE. Fri —The Police and Special Constabulary Band will perform at the Pa&lr Panjang Park, and the People's Association Band at MacHitchie Reservoir Park at 530 p.m. on Sunday.32 words
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Article370 1968-04-20 22 LONDON. Frl. The market was quieter and lower today though declines were pared in the after* noon Toward the close the FT Ord Share index was 1.5 lower at 463.1. Closing mioulf prices ol .-.i iri-i.eC stocks not including stamp duty were RUBBER LONDON. Frl.— Spot 17 1370 words
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260 1968-04-20 22 MANILA: OUR SPECIAL FORCE IS FOR SULU MANILA, Friday. "JMIK Philippines Government today disclosed the existence of a special army task force trained tor infiltration operations in the turbulent southern province of Stllu. But its aim was not to j Infiltrate neighbouring Sabah it was to nullify j Muslim attemptsReuter - 260 words
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Article66 1968-04-20 22 SINGAPORE. Frl. Printers In Singapore are Invited to attend a series of lectures and demonstrations on the latest techniques of colour separation starting today Daily se.N-ion.s from lpm to 4 pm. which will continue until May 7. ate being conducted by Mr Pierre H. Chappuis. engineer of66 words
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Article55 1968-04-20 22 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Singapore Chamber Ensemble will hold its Easter choral concert at the Presbyterian Church in Orchard Road, at 8 45 p.m. on Sunda v The soloists and choir will present two items Mass In O minor and Easter Oratorio to the accompaniment of the pipe55 words
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Article46 1968-04-20 22 SINGAPORE. Ptt A 13--man official Indonesian tradt delegation will fly in on .Sunday for another round of talk* on stepping up Indonesia-Sin-gapore trade. The team will be here for a week. The talks will shipping and freight matters Srr Pace 11'.46 words
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Obituary17 1968-04-20 22 BALASECARAM K P W.D. Kajar. 'o ri-.ntor accM ttoi 4.3" i> m. from P.W.D >»rd. KHjanit.17 words
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Advertisement265 1968-04-20 22 -Late CLASSIFTEDin 20 words $15 -(minimum}] SCHOOL CERT./HIGHER SCHOOL CERT. EXAMINATIONS CONSULT MCC for systematic, and most up-to-date home-study courses 1968/1969 EXAMINATIONS PLAN NOW for Tuition for the following Examination 1968/1969 Ex. m in,tim Subjects Available HJ HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE. Ss^«> G«nerol Poper, Economics Poper i ond It. Geogrophy Mo»h«--r_jK2i_J265 words
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Miscellaneous50 1968-04-20 22 The weather it and lowest trmprra- ture.s In Singapore and for the period R pm. Thursday to 8 pm ye?'eiday: Highrst I owftl Kuala Lumpur 94 70 Kota Bharu R8 73 Penang M 75 Ipoh 71 Malacca 30 71 SinKapore 91 C. Highlands 73 Jefselton 88 ~f> Kuchinst 90 7050 words
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