The Straits Times, 17 September 1968
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Title Section24 1968-09-17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper tstcT"MB4s TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1968 15 CENTS KDN. 3104 M.C. (P) 001424 words
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Article, Illustration264 1968-09-17 1 'The eyes and ears of Govt' BANGKOK, Monday THAILAND has started moving 15,000 "loyal families" into its southern provinces to help combat communist guerillas and hasten the development of the spar-sely-populated area. The families will net ;is the eyei .Hid ears i»i Hie GovernmentReuter - 264 words
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380 1968-09-17 1 Marcos to ask council's advice on that Bill MANILA. Mon President NnM announced ioil.i> that his foreign policy council would meet on Wednesday to study the Sabah problem. Il< s.tnl hr would seek the council's \ieus ux» whether hi- -hoiililVgn into a Bill ili< l.iriniP Sahah H part of the380 words
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Article27 1968-09-17 1 OTTAWA. Mon A uroup of long-hairrd hippies openly smoked marijuana on Parliament Hi!l )iotest agauol police raids on hippie hideouts Police took nu Immediate action27 words
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276 1968-09-17 1 RUDY BELTRAN: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon - RUDY BELTRAN: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. By THK Deputy Director of Research of the Natural Rubber Producers' Research Association, Dr. (.'.<•. Moore, 41. mis found <lea<l in his hotel room lure today with a wrist slashed. This was confirmed by police investigating his276 words
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Article, Illustration49 1968-09-17 1 Palmer tops a million dollars NHV YORK. Mon. Arnold Palmer has become pro golf's first official millionaire. Palmer pushed his official Professional dolfcrs A* soriation earnings over the million -dollar mark when he won the l'Ssls*.- -•<>• Kemper Open yesterday at the Pleasant Valley Country Club in Nutton. Mavtarhusetts. APAP - 49 words
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Article57 1968-09-17 1 BUDAPEST. Mm Hungarian customs official* examining the luggage of a Olpay orchestra returning from an Australian lout lifted up their violins and found them "heavy as lead Hidden In talce compartments In 'he instrument- was lewelleiy worth 360.00U forlnts iM$3S.OOOi Mid police who are charging AlndatAP - 57 words
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54 1968-09-17 1 BAN ANTONIO. i Texas t. Mon A woman wax killed and 49 other* inmred yefterday when two monorail trains collided at HemUfalr a World's Fair style exhibition Authorities said one train collided with the rear of another, aenalnf II can plummeting down offReuter - 54 words
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Article48 1968-09-17 1 NEW DELHI Mor. A group of 125 MP.s called on the Omernment today to break off diplomatic relations with Peking and recognise Tsluttn In a statement. they also called for India to stop supporting the ndmivilon of China to the United Nation*. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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198 1968-09-17 1 CHEAH SEONG PAIK - 'Blinded' with pepper— then the grab CHEAH SEONG PAIK. By PENANG. Mon. TWO robbers "blinded" a moneychanger with pepper before robbing him of a bag containing $2,000 in cash and $3,000 in cheques in front of Jefferson Centre In Beach Street here tonight. The robbers who were not armed then198 words
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Article59 1968-09-17 1 TAIPEH. Mon Women who want suns should ko on a vegetarian diet, while their husbands increase their input of animal protein. says Nationalist Chinese army gynaecologist Dr Wu (.'hlunK-ming. 46 If they want daughters, he says, they should reverse the process Dr WuUPI - 59 words
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Article22 1968-09-17 1 TOKYO Mon Hllaohl Ltd. todas claimed that It had sueceshfull} developed the world's first all-transUtorl.sed colour television set ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article16 1968-09-17 1 MANILA. Mon The Asian Development Bank has approved a U556.»00,000 loan to South Korea16 words
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91 1968-09-17 1 LONDON. Mon An American and an Englishman have left London to race each other round the world within 80 day.s for a pint of beer Dennl.s Kerbv. 29. a mechanical Wpilf from San KranclhCo and 24--yi-ar-old rreelance Journalist Ki-nneth Crulcfc- low91 words
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Article34 1968-09-17 1 PARIS Mm Police struggled «ith vtudent» In front of the new Paris medical faculty here today an demonstrators tried to prevent I'undldaten entering the bulldin* to ill for firM-year medical examination* H»mi34 words
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Article251 1968-09-17 1 Youth and human rights -by Thant PARIS. Mon. U Thant said today that the worldwide protest movement of the under-30's may often be "a manifestation of youth's concern for justice. "If Appropriately assisted and guided, youth could be a major partner In the promotion of human rights." he said inReuter - 251 words
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Article136 1968-09-17 1 Local firm wins $54m contract KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A local firm. Kien Hual Construction Co.. has won a $54.8 million civil works contract for the Kemubu Irrigation project in Kelantan. A $2.5 million coni for pumps went to I man firm A statement i evening said that national tenders were136 words
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Article32 1968-09-17 1 NEW PORT RKKI rld«i. Mon Capt Robert May of a Ore«n Beret ret.rr\e unit was killed here last mtir when hU parachute failed to open MuMne a training jump 132 words
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Article28 1968-09-17 1 SALAZAR CONDITION SERIOUSLISBON Mon. "Portusurs Prime Minuter Dr. Ant. mi., clr OM /.tr MitTi-ied relapse tixlar unil «ell informed Miurcei *jnl Ins mrwlition wai serious ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Advertisement28 1968-09-17 1 A Quick Shiiw" in Quick Tim» with Ri P0 AUTO POUSH Mid CLEANER T BRAND'S ESSENCE OF CHICKEN BUILDS YOUR HEALTH, STRENGTH AND STAMINA il I'll II JKR28 words
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Advertisement129 1968-09-17 1 jbljjmt* < 4HHri^rFi3ii ill fvfl TiriTTtTi MlTTiltl TiiuMUhMKM^pE Sometimes if s not as simple as it 100k5... Because in Malayskt and Singapore you're dealing with an amalgam ot three culti four languages, and several dialects, a variety of rclig'ons and customs, and its very easy, if you don'l know, to129 words
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FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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266 1968-09-17 2 Nasser: Door still open for Mid -East accord 'NO ARAB TERRITORY WILL BE CONCEDED' PLEDGE CAIRO, Monday EGYPT CAN REPEL INVASION PRESIDENT Nasser indicated yesterday the door may still be open to peace! ul settlement of the Middle East conflict provided no territorial concessions are made to Israel. "Ii laUPI - 266 words
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Article, Illustration114 1968-09-17 2 ■THI punishment of Johnny thr Irish, a man »hu iU4n t krrp his mouth IniiT^ns nest hole throuch his left hand. put there by thucv Johnny. 27-year-old street trader whoM n >1 name U Peter Byrne, was nailed to a wall berauoe he114 words
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199 1968-09-17 2 Poll shows a likely sweeping victory for Nixon WASHINGTON, Mon. The Republican presidential candidate. Mr. Richard Nixon, leads with 43 per cent support against 31 per cent for his Democratic rival. Vice-President Hubert Humphrey, according to a GalluD poll published yesterday. The New York Times said It had found In199 words
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214 1968-09-17 2 MANILA. Monday \fR Frederick Camp--1?1 boll. Queensland's Minister for Industrial Development, said today that Asian businessman, particularly In the manufacturing field, were free to enter Australia without reutrictions. Mr Campbe! 1 leader of an 11 -man trade delegation which arrived here214 words
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99 1968-09-17 2 STOCKHOLM. Mon. Sweden's Social Democrats swept to a landslide general election victory early today, consolidating 36 years of office with a gain of 12 seats on their pre-election total of 113 ii«f. veaterday a r itction, Prune Ilinurr Tugr trlmder Bociailata iuled with narrow ontReuter - 99 words
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103 1968-09-17 2 I ONDON, Mon A widely, rrltirisril two«<>eed postal ser\l<e launched today in Britain today despite boycott threat* from burin?** organlsationv. The Pott Office Introduced a fir«t -da**.' mail service, tnrre mine by one penny to fivepenee leftem for next -day delivery. The standard inland103 words
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Article, Illustration133 1968-09-17 3 ENOUGH TO MAKE A PANDA PONDER AND TAKE IT EASY. AN AXIEMPT to mate two rare tiant pandas An-An im.ilf. Soviet-owned) and Chi Chi (female. British >-- at London Zoo continues unsuccessful. When An-An u.<^ photographed sleeping in the daytime, a newspaper suggested he MM thinking: "Sex th.it s all133 words
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236 1968-09-17 3 HOUSTON (Texas). Monday. HH. Dcnton Cooley, one of the world's most experienced heart transplant surgeons. last night grafted a new heart and both lungs into a two-month-old baby girl. Debra Lynn Lee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William l.cc of Hurtsmlth. Texas, hadReuter - 236 words
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136 1968-09-17 3 Beating wife in private not a crime in Russia MOSCOW. Mon. A mother <*ntented to six w.ir- in jail for the murder of her husband has won her appeal, it uj> reported. Mi- Mikhail Zaharov of Turan. in tne Volga River basin, said she axrd her husband because he was136 words
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Article55 1968-09-17 3 MANILA Mon.— A 20->ear-oW Army trainee ran amok at an army camp yesterday and killed five of hi* colleague* befor* riMttag. liim*elf to death Marc-elo Barroga suddenly left hu> guard post, went to the barracks and shot to death ny« trainee. 1 Another was MlgUtlyReuter - 55 words
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Article71 1968-09-17 3 CANBERRA Mon President Park of Eoutli Kore«. who arrived today for a three-day state visit to Australia, said he hoped his Canberra talks would help build it permanent bridge of partnership between the nation* of the Asian and Pacific region. ■The time ha* come for nationsReuter - 71 words
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Article25 1968-09-17 3 NEW DELHI. Mon. Thre» Indian Amy offlcers a capUin and two lieutenants have been captured by rebej Nxga tribesmen in ix-rth-eaat 1n.i1..25 words
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144 1968-09-17 3 i^AMP EAGLE (South Vietnam). Mon. American helicopter pilots are hunting elephants in dense Jungles I near this base camp five miles south of the former imperial city of Hue. U.S sources said 1 today. They said the elephants Wert not indigenous but were broughtReuter - 144 words
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172 1968-09-17 3 'Garden of England' hit by heavy floods I ONDON, Mon. A weekend of mon-soon-like rain left South East England today a wasteland of floods with hundreds of people homeless and a fortune in crops ruined. More than six counties, spanning a 100-mile wide front, were hit by the wont floodsReuter - 172 words
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Miscellaneous13 1968-09-17 2 tug QAMBOLC *~*d**+ T?' S IMA tOK «AklWe» yf *W-Tt VtOtjJ 1 *II13 words
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Advertisement459 1968-09-17 3 Now any man or woman P^^ can exchange self-consciousness t"*!^ for self-confidence mtm OAU CAfMMC Do you ■<• yt>u could meet and mingle with people «V" it? Find lulnlment in your ut cimmunity. and social intereals? Be yourself, at y< ur oest, without affectation? The D»le Camenie Course utler» you459 words
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Advertisement278 1968-09-17 3 ImODERN CREATIVE ARTISTIC DESIGN PR I SITED AT 4J^ m.s. DUNEARN ROAD I (opposite Buklt Timah Rd, Chinese High School) m Th llot*t t M I N 4-unit block douki* f'l^^-PnTrTI k \w^r., ill, v^ < 'aaam^M. ar^^^H T^:- IB^ 1 T* jPlTTM^iaa.:,!^--i HI 'T^ HHH| 15?* ~^^^SSl* 'CALVOMMA' l-t««n»278 words
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Article, Illustration307 1968-09-17 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. pOH the past three day* a group of Canadian television cameramen have been filming practically every form of activity in Singapore activity which will tell the story of "a growing, dynamic society with vast commercial potentials." The group, which includes Canadian Government307 words
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254 1968-09-17 4 Fine piano recital for a poor house SINGAPORE, Mon Enloc Wu. who halls from Hong Kong and who .studied at the Royal College of Music In London under Kendall Taylor. g»»ve a dlMmguUhed piano recital tonight at the Victoria Theatre. Her well-balanced programme ol keyboard mudc it art t'd iff254 words
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Article30 1968-09-17 4 SINGAPORE. Mon A beglnncn' course In Chin, c brush palming wJI be conducted by I lie Aduli Education Boa-d from Sept 23 at the Beatty Integrated primary school.30 words
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97 1968-09-17 4 GILLAINE PHILLIPS (above), an International beauty consultant from Estee l.auder. who la now In Singapore for a two-week promotional visit She said: "I love to feel that I am helping especially the young girl and the more mature woman they need extra guidance." Though97 words
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Article27 1968-09-17 4 BWOAPORE. Mon— Mr Ton Thye Ouan. a poultry dealer, today donated a Perkins braille writer costing $300 to the Singapore Association for the Blind27 words
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Article, Illustration239 1968-09-17 4 SINGAPORE. Moa. Singapore's newest restaurant, the Singapore Lady, which provides -.hipboard entertainment with a touch of the Orient, was today opend «V buMneas. The three-decked riverboat, uiiith is moored in the Singapore Harbour opposite lilTonl Pier, is run by the well-known restaurateur from II him Mr239 words
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Article96 1968-09-17 4 PSA TO HOLD FIRE PREVENTION WEEK SINGAPORE. Mon. The Port of Singapore Authority will hold a fire prevention week from Bept. 23 to 28 to create a greater awarne.v, of fire prevention in the port Posters and pocket guides depleting various fire hazards and '.he danger to life and property96 words
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Article41 1968-09-17 4 SINOAPORE, Mon. Dr. C.B Ton will speak on "Experience with a coronary care unit" and Dr. LP Low willspeak of Treatment of arrythmlax In myocardlal Infraction" at the pathology lecture theatre In General Hospital tomorrow at I 15 pm41 words
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Article, Illustration198 1968-09-17 4 MR. JUSTICE WINSLOW QINOAPORE, Mon. The chair- man of the Singapore branch of the International Commission of Jurists, Mr. Justice Winslow this evening said that preventive detention in certain circumstances was necessary provided there were proper safeguards against abuse. Even the International Commission of198 words
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Article49 1968-09-17 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The 10th company Girls' Brigade and the 23rd company Boys' Brigade will hold their annual display and Inspection at the Pentecost Methodist Church at Koon Seng Road on Sept. 21. The chaplain for the Boys' Brigade Battalion Reverend Poster, will be the Inspecting49 words
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Advertisement313 1968-09-17 4 NOW SHOWING! ODEON: DAILY II nm. 130. 4.00, 6.30 €f 9.30 mn "BECAUSE OF EVE" FRANKLY FACES THE STORY OF VENEREAL DISEASE, THE MIRACLE OF CONCEPTION AND BIRTH. The picture is a frank attempt to sweep aside the curtains of ignorance and prejudice! Jfa JOSEPH CREEHAN WANDA McKAY in of313 words
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Advertisement155 1968-09-17 4 Today: 110-3 30-7 00 4 9 10 put "JULIUS CAESAR" Sp.nol Cancasslaaj Ta School ChiMren SO ctt. Ta Any Saat At All Sitaws). Tomorrow "SMoMOrt" Plu« "-Wrwaeof^ Haw" Colour: DANDRUFF Al last* A nr* treatment |h«t reellycloars dandru'f prcblemi Invisible PROOAN remains active on your scalp and keeps hair Healthy,155 words
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Advertisement156 1968-09-17 4 5 "lido-opens "today 4 4 s" J"A foxy thriller. has all thi elements of mystery aid m suspense. ..there ia much to admire in the direction of France s CLAUDE CHABROL who is a kindred spirit of J Alfred Hitchcock." -Art««r Richards (SUNDAY TIMES) Psycho puppet oh cold-blooded killer? who's156 words
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Advertisement602 1968-09-17 4 [CATHAYifeI DnuSDI&BDDE^BB^^M' now showing: II am, I 30, 4 00. 630 9. J0 pm UP THE JUNCTION' m Colo SOZv KENDALL In Scopa (A Poromount Picture). COMING 1 (Fox) "PtETTV »OISON" in Color Anthony Perkins Tue\da, We' Now Showing: Daily 3 Shows' 1.10, S 00 m «.3O P.M I 1001"602 words
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Miscellaneous173 1968-09-17 4 Educational TV for today TODAY rt Educational TV on i gllsh literature. Bee 1: Lady rh.m.H 8 Is as follow* Precious Stream Part I; Channel Ua» w 5 p.m-us, oeneral aclen--7.50 ajn.-».U a.m.. National cr 8ec P 2 The animal kingdom language. Sec 1: Harl kebang- i nßec t«; 150-2173 words
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Article, Illustration1335 1968-09-17 5 Ex- school head denies 'plot to defraud' H60,000 CLAIM ON MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE: QUESTIONS ON A POLICE REPORT Reporter: Oh Kee Tiang Witness: Receipt already stamped before I signed PENANG, Monday A FORMER headmaster denied in the High Court today that he and a former school clerk had "concocted a report1,335 words
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Article40 1968-09-17 5 Xl ALA LUMPUR Mon —PC Riawan bin Ahmad 33. of Jalan Bandar police atatn.n today pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court here to intimidating T Ramachandran with hu- 38 ■aWtM pistol on June 16. Bail wax allowed40 words
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119 1968-09-17 5 SINGAPORE. Mun.-Re-presentat.vc- of the Ministry of Education will meet a seven-man clelegati.ii from the Singapore Malay Teacher.s Union on Thursday to explain certain changes which have been made In the teaching of science and mathematics In Malay primary schools Thr- moM significant of the changes119 words
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109 1968-09-17 5 Sir Charles to take part in 'big walk' contest L'LAI.A LLMPLR. Mon iV "Big walk" entbuataal Sir Charles M.,s, secretary general of the Asian Broadcasting I ninn will make a special trip from Sydne> next month to take part In a walking contest here The race, orsamsci! by »he Ministry109 words
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Article77 1968-09-17 5 Troopship will the first DENANG, Mon. 1 Three ships have applied for berthing •pace at the new deep-water wharves at Butterworth when they officially start operations tomorrow. A British troopship. Sir Geriant will be coming in to load military vehicles. A cargo vessel. Rita Maersk. will discharge general carfjo from77 words
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Advertisement58 1968-09-17 5 Don't buy a PROBLEM Buy a WiCTA UTILITY ~~J For every typt et lawn there i a VICTA a trouble free motor mower backed by prompt service and 100% availability of genuine VICTA parts. AUSTASIA INDUSTRIES LIMITED. 282 J Paya Latoar Road SINGAPORE 14. Tal S73OS Ulinas) 18 Ja'an Vong58 words
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Advertisement473 1968-09-17 6 Go right ahead and buy a car^* (THEN FEEL SORRY YOU DIDN'T BUY A COLT.) o**'0 4 J« J Jr^B^Bßßßßlßv!lVßl^*^9^^3 r-Bfß j -B jp^p^ libn^Blß^B^B^B^^^Bl /^>K, BaaaaaaaaaaT*a^aM <^^^ bbbt aVHfk^ afXkß^,^ &&\J tS<. mm....... S^ BVaVaf l ****aaßi BBbbbbbbbbbbbbv aaaa bbw aWAaW/ dVVmS aaV^aa^^ Ba J ii Ib^b^b^b^bW bW iWJ^^473 words
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Article, Illustration175 1968-09-17 7 OUT OF THIS WORLD... says barmaid Fay after a taste of toddy AUSTRALIA S top barmaid, Mrs. Fa-/ Major, has fallen in love with toddy. Her verdict after downing two mugs during a brief stopover at Paya Lebar airport during th« weekend: "Out of this world They dgo wild with175 words
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Article98 1968-09-17 7 Unknown woman killed by train ol\ga;-ore, Mon. Police are still tryIng to establish the identity of an Indian woman, cged between 25 to 30. vho was killed when she was knocked down by a train at 15i mile Woodlands, on Saturday night. The Police Secri'tary. Mr. Lionel Choc, today appealed98 words
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227 1968-09-17 7 LEE FOO SAN - Two bull elephants battle over their 10ve... LEE FOO SAN By IPOH. Monday. r pWO bull elephants fought almost to the death over a love affair in the deep jungle of Upper Perak. As a result, one of them is badly wounded and wandering helplessly. Two river boatmen from the227 words
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166 1968-09-17 7 DENANG, Mon. The Australian Go v prnment has made no decision on the future of its air base in Malaysia. The Chief of Staff. RAAT Air Marshal Sir AUater Murdoch, told a Praaa conference here today: "We have not yet considered166 words
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Article64 1968-09-17 7 KUALA II'UI'UH. U I A Swedish upari a ill arrive n- \i month M iiiikliw arrangelor SAfdLvri aid to ilia itlrcunimuiucaMon* Departnu in herr. Hr v Mr. Hans Ander.Min the deputy director-■•-nrral o[ tclei-unimuntcatioiu in Snedrri. The MiiiiMrr <>f Works. PoaU rrlcicjmninnuallonj. Tun V T s.nih.in^h.di64 words
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Article123 1968-09-17 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Party Rakyat today called on the Government to take over foreignowned agency houses and estates because nationalisation In the Maiaysian economy was a political as well as an economic necessity. In a statement thr party's chairman. Syed Husin Ml supported Inche Hassan123 words
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119 1968-09-17 7 L'UALA LUMPUR. Mon Mara Institute of Technology will set up a school of engineering next year to prepare Malay* for the Faculty of Engineering In the University of Malaya. Announcing this yesterday at the closing *£sslons of ttir üßbiio general assembly, the Minuter without119 words
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187 1968-09-17 7 Schoolboys find body of missing taxi driver By JERRY FRANCIS I^UANTAN. Mon— The body of missing taxi driver Inche Nordin bin Mohamed Tahir was found here on Saturday after a 24--hour hunt by the police. The body, clad In a singlet and a pair of green shorts, was found about187 words
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Article25 1968-09-17 7 IPOH Mon I lie P. i MCA youth ■cetlofl v ill »U«r a \arety *ho-A \ht Si. John Atr.bjlanre h»i, here on Sept25 words
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Advertisement298 1968-09-17 7 YAMAHA MUSIC COURSE for children )®y between 4 7 years of age *^F^ -Mm ■^^^^^■^■^■M* X '^■HbbbbbCv New teaching method helps pre schoolers absorb and express music naturally Children ore led to muiic through on to notes, scales, keys ond chord*, pleasure and understanding. That's Then to tight reading, playing,298 words
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155 1968-09-17 8 Singer: I found other woman's' clothes in my room K\ LUMP U R. Mon. A nightclub singer told ttie Hieh nt hen today how she found out that hor husband, a saxophonist was having an affair with another woman 1 found some clothes In my n winch were not in155 words
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292 1968-09-17 8 TSAI TAN - TSAI TAN CERTIFICATE WILL BE ON PAR WITH SCHOOL CERT By l/UAI.A LUMPUR, Moii The Comptroller of Examinations, Inche Murad bin Mohamed Noor. said today thtre would be no lowering of standard in the iwitch from th« School C rtificate to the Malaysian292 words
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Article46 1968-09-17 8 MN(.\l'(»|(| M,,n Done Kiiunmn (he famed \inrri( in-( hincsp water colour artist will arrive tomorrow in make advance plans for a Holhunnd film In he shot here. Arrompaninl by his authorr«s wife, llelrnii. he will spend a few weeks studying the Slnsapore srene*46 words
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Article25 1968-09-17 8 SINOAi'oRK Mnn Mr Robert Pieldhouhe. mßiinjing direr' <i! >f Deny. 1 Fi#her Toy* I.lrl trill vwlt Sin«i«pnre from rvt ji to o :i25 words
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Article, Illustration224 1968-09-17 8 Two Saudi Scouts find language is no barrier ■y TCO EC SIM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two Saudi Arabian Scouts have discovered, in their week's «Uy in Malaysia, that a sense of humour can overcome the language narrirr. The Sout.v on a twomonth tour of South-Ki-t Asia, are Shaikh Alwi 20224 words
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111 1968-09-17 8 in peace and harmony' advice to Chinese KaNoar. Mon. The Chinese community Miould nnt jeopardise tiie present rational umtv in their struggle lor recognition of the Chlneae language Mr. Quah Chooi Tong. vice-chairman of the Perils MCA Raid at a dinner held in Simpang Ampat during the week-rnd "Lft us111 words
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Article70 1968-09-17 8 KUAI.A LUMI'UH M->. The Minm'er of Work* P.iaU •tnrl "leleriinimunirHtiiin.v Tun -«nib»nth.ni \> hn i.v m» pieM(tent*eierl nf the Malayaiali Mental !4e»l!h As.<WHi«non. will attend the imcifuri! ireeiinc of the association at lh» Khell Theatrett» ner* <m WednaMlay nlfht At 'hr meriing. Pmfenwir N N W.fner70 words
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Article40 1968-09-17 8 Kl'Al A KANUHAK Mon The 110 lAD baltriv <>( the Royal AustraJian Artillery alatkui•■ri in Bui er«inth praarntMt »Sofl »orili ol flrst aid equipment to i he St John Ambulance Brigade at the Clifford aacoodary arhool here yeeUMai.40 words
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Article, Illustration153 1968-09-17 8 rr Chief of Armed Km <e« staff (.rn Tentku O«man Jew i. laying a wreath at the National Monument In Kuala I umpur jrenterday to ronmemor.iie Armed Force* Day Al*o laying wreaths in mrmory of the »ir dead were the153 words
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Article65 1968-09-17 8 SINGAPORE. Mnn EntriM for thr 18th Singapore and Pan-Malaynlan phototraphu rxhtbltlon will rinse on Wednes-lay Open to phntotraph»r« from 1 Mnaaport Malaysia Brunei and nv»r«e«» mrmbern of th« Sii-j». port Phologtaphlc Society the f hlbltlon will ftvt !j aw mrt- a outstanding prints Wlnniuc r■■trte* «nrt trrrptrd65 words
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Advertisement83 1968-09-17 8 I SPORTING 1 I SPORTING [/ytfVtt GOODS V<p£j I SPORTSWEAR V^/y ff I GOLF SH INSTRUCTION \A\s^>^. M GYMNASIUMS 3 I Busy people find the anwmi Fagt in the new fc H Vtiiow Pe»n of tht Sinftpof* Telephone K H Directory' So ea«y to u«t H So close at hand83 words
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141 1968-09-17 9 Keep S'pore clean: Hawkers -to help- SINGAPORE, Mon. A wiirkinu committee comprisitm members of the citlams' consultative committee, management committee and representatives from honkers' centres and other associations has been formed in the Tiong Bahru constituency to discuss how best to help the (iovernment in.its cleansing campaign to he launched141 words
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Article, Illustration177 1968-09-17 9 RECORD TURN-OUT AT MSA CONTEST tUHAT a line-up! And there were many more. A total of 45 girls turned up last night for the semi-finals of the ."Miss 21-47-68 beauty contest held at the new Malaysia-Singa-pore Airlines building. This was a record for a local beauty show.177 words
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Article436 1968-09-17 9 'CONVINCED IT WAS A CRIME 1 SINGAPORE, Mon THK Higli Court bearing Hie Pelni civil action w;is I < x 1 i > told that the police had taken no action when the Former manager of the Indonesian National Shipping Line reported an alleged436 words
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119 1968-09-17 9 Two S'poreans to head Outward Bound School SINGAPORE. Mon Mr Oh Chwe«- Hock and Mr Henry Sng Kheng Wah will return from Britain on Wednesday a.ter having undergone an extensive two-month Outward Bound School training course. They were sent by the Peoples AsMH-lallon with the assistance of the British Council119 words
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Article80 1968-09-17 9 SINGAPORE. Mon About 200 prize-winning babies the best from Singapore's community centres will vie for top honourgrand national baby show be held <>n Oct. 6. The Health Minister. Mr. Chua Slan Chin and Mrs. Chua will be guests-of-honour at the show at the Conference Hall80 words
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430 1968-09-17 9 SINGAPORE. Men. I A PETTY quarrel between two men in a village at Peng Ghee I Road in Changi led to a porkseller being slashed to death, the High Court was told today. Poll Boon Hun. V.). a lorry driver and long-time resident430 words
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Article, Illustration57 1968-09-17 9 OFF TO UK FOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDIES MR. Raymond llenc Boon Whee (above). a science student, who h.«s lift the I niversity of Singapore to take up mechanical engineering studies .il the l'ni\ersit> i>f Sheflield He leave* fur London on Saturday former student of the Anglo-Chinese School K.iMiumil :s the57 words
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134 1968-09-17 9 JAPANESE ELOCUTION CONTEST WINNERS SINGAPORE Mon Mr. Thong Chia Wah won the first prize In the Japanese language elocution contest organised by the Japanese Cultural Society on Bunday. He will receive a return ticket by Japan Air Lines from the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social Affairs. Mr Chan134 words
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Article34 1968-09-17 9 SINGAPORE \l< i. Ihe Minister [or Science and Te<hnolody Dr Toh Chin ("live wll attend the annual dance of the Singapore Pohte. him Engineering Boclet\ at Wisma I Indonesia on Sauirdav34 words
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Advertisement179 1968-09-17 9 CASCADE rich in vitamin C does you good OQKDfI i at. II ultra-c t ll i|l BUCKCURRAjf 1| tMU 111 l lU)|^\l O COMI'WV v i I When your body calls for help! I XN nnkle j. DryacM V aJI A*■ w nove around freely 444 m' That ma colhow179 words
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Miscellaneous133 1968-09-17 9 ■■HH^B^^^H^ r I RAISED TWO BROTHERS 1 fBUT B«OTHEB FULIIpT^B fNOTTEEMA PUT I WAS ANO MYSELF. BROTHER GOT SHOT TO DCATW IN II ALWAYS CALLED NOTJA I 1 PURDV WENT^STRAKJHT.. A GANG WAR. —^2>rrT-r^ I BIRTH. MY FATHER ENDED I LL_______/-r r jC_ A rtuj. 1/ ul 1 HIS DAYS133 words
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Article578 1968-09-17 10 ittons .no n »<'- ilv and Umno mdemnmg the Philippines claim to Si.bah nods by which are not giving. p H tani. hOWI that the Tengku'i appeal to ople not to th.'ir into tlie iuld be ii" Demoi could get out of hand and set on U578 words
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Article382 1968-09-17 10 A family planning si-iiii- ntly concluded in ire was unusual in that its participants were non-medical people from East Asia, Australia and N< W Zealand. It has nten sting Jnfori i<n the role of the l n-medfcal expeit in birth 1 and has stimulated much needed interest382 words
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Letter99 1968-09-17 10 A jump in phone deposits IN the firm 1 am working, the monthly telephone charges amount to $60 to $<0 a month The deposit was $5u and this firm ha.s been paying rogularly lor the pa.st seven years. Recently all business houses received demand notices to pay further deposits, ranging99 words
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Letter115 1968-09-17 10 RECENTLY 1 sent a 1.000 stock certificate together with transler form to the registrar of a local public company for registration in my name. It is now hve weeks and I have still not received my certificate. I understand from my friends that they have had similar experiences,115 words
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Letter96 1968-09-17 10 THE Singapore Government should tollow the '-xample 01 Malaysia by forbidding government, departments to approach commercial firm.- lot donation! or advertisements in their sports programmes and <!:nner and dance proKiamneSume associations whose members are nearl.v U0 per cent government stan* have even asked commercial Arms to donate money96 words
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Letter102 1968-09-17 10 KEKER to the letter 1 by "JA" concerning vehicles bearing "CD' and "CC" plates Whilst members of the Diplomatic and Conmilar Corps are ent.tled to certain privileges and immunities. It is also the duty of such privileged persons to resp«ct the laws and regulations of the receiving102 words
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Letter56 1968-09-17 10 I WELCOME Miss 1 (Cable's enthusiasm fur "equal pay lor equal work.' but regret that she discourages Malay.Man women who are capable of manual labour. What i.s the u.se of mental power without physical strength and v:ce versa? One without the other is no use and our Malaysian women know56 words
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Letter34 1968-09-17 10 MANY people are push--1 ing hard for a national university. I nope thpse same people will push much harder for our national language dictionary, which is ,ong o\f aue NATIONAL CITIZKN Pri.ihnc Jay. I34 words
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Letter122 1968-09-17 10 \|R Kwan's complaint of the ■•difficulty and ronpl lcatlon facing purchasers of topographical map* In Singapore refera to pe«t practice when for security reasons. an Intending Durrhasftr of specified reutrlcted map* waa reuuired to fill In an aDDllratlon from furilihln» personal details, and await clearance whifh122 words
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Article, Illustration1280 1968-09-17 10 NKAL ASCHERSON - Now a stark choice for the Russians NKAL ASCHERSON by PRAGUE BRAVE DEFIANCE, A THREAT OF SUICIDE AND TOTAL NATIONAL RESISTANCE THAT SHOOK THE LEADERS IN MOSCOW If Dubeek it d«pofc«4 political oroer would coll»p AT half past midnight, sudden and fierce at a htrd of bulls, the Russian tanks1,280 words
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555 1968-09-17 10 Carolyn lewis - Carolyn lewis By Washington INFORMED women leaders in the Soviet Union "regret vpry much'" the Soviet invasion of Cz"ch oslovakia, the president of the 10.000- member U.S. division of the Womei.'s International League for Peare and Freedom reported on her return from Moscow last555 words
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Advertisement47 1968-09-17 10 The Bank X^iiN You Can Trust ££££^3 Barm with S*"- 'j yffifr MALAYAN Jpim "JIMLBANKING H'.r^Y... •«>»•" BERHAD 2 I"'""/? 1 K jell Lu«*p"' and you bank wisely Jel ***** 8 MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD ilncorpafd ..i Suf •< M*«r« M*»r—l ArfftOffM* c«p»« 50.000 000 c 5 Grovp >-c-d teOOOOOOOO47 words
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Advertisement158 1968-09-17 10 COMPLETE LIQUIDATION j VALUABLE MERCHANDISE TWO Hit tFTEMOOI SUES PUBLIC AUCTION OF J VALUABLE STOCKS s Lying in Storoge Warehouses m in Malaysia and Singapore a And Hovmg Been Financed Sine* 1967 127 FINE PERSIAN CARPETS AND RUGS And Other Oriental Carpets Rugs AUCTIONS HAVE BEEN ORDERED TO CLEAR p158 words
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Article, Illustration606 1968-09-17 11 MAUREEN PETERS - Keeping up with the Joneses Oh, no, says Professor MAUREEN PETERS TRANSPLANT PROGRAMME 'JUSTIFIED' By SINGAPORE. Monday r ]MIE Singapore plan for kidney transplants was neither hasty, experimental nor a matter of ''keeping up with the Joneses.' tne chairman of the executive committee of the National Kidney Foundation, Professor Khoo606 words
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137 1968-09-17 11 W-permits: Ministry's 'hold your horses' plea l/UAIJV LUMPUR, Mon. The Ministry of Labour today appealed to non--I'imens and employers to -hold their horses' and to stop flooding its offices with applications for work permits. The Employment i Restriction i Bill. which was ed recently by Parliament and which provided for137 words
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Article66 1968-09-17 11 Mon —Two people died when their land rover plunged into a ravine and burst into i;«mr>> after crashing into a bridge <>n the SrrembanKu.i'.i Pilah road yesterday. I lie (truer. Ler CfeMf, 83 ni hnrnt to death. while .1 pas>enger. Chin Yoong Seng. \H, died In66 words
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Article48 1968-09-17 11 SINGAPORE M.;n -An Un denlined eider.-. Chinaae died at the General Hopital early Urdu y nve hours after he waa knocked down by a motor cycle In Nicoll Hlthuav Ky*-muntakes u-'id reUtivas are naked to ronutct Intpec:.>r Talib Bab* of Sepoy Lines pol-.ee Mawon48 words
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Article31 1968-09-17 11 BINOAPQRE Mon Nk Yin SejiK 29 was Mini SIOU in a magistrate's court today for a*aintinf in carrying on an illegal Toto lottery at, Tai Thong Craaatnt on Saturday31 words
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121 1968-09-17 11 Fisherman with the 'bends' very much better SINGAPoiti.. Mun. A fisherman who was paralysed from tne ».u 1 down after contracting "bends" while diving on the Malaysian eoakt la»t week, has reported to be very much baiter today alter being given special treatment at the Naval lU-e hospital here. Urn121 words
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Article, Illustration164 1968-09-17 11 JUDITH YONG - So former 'Bunny Denise takes over from Lee Ngo JUDITH YONG By Mon. Former Playboy Club Bunny. Denise Chew, will be Tsai Chin'i double in The Virgin Soldiers, replacing university student Ng Le« Ngo. Denise. 24. now a secretary. will double for the actress In a scene to be shot164 words
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Article52 1968-09-17 11 KUAIA I.l'lvfPL'R Mon -Tha Tram*- Advikor) Committee ha* turned <loun an application from U-.e Indonesian emb.four parkirg bays at Jalaa Campbell The committee however ra> commended '.lie allocation of one parking ba> and tin- ha* been aereed to by the Peoeral Capita. CommiMloner. Daio Lokman52 words
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Article30 1968-09-17 11 SINGAPORE Mon U* Joon Khlaiiß who maa charged here tnda;. Ith causing hurt t» Ng beng Puan with a »»ord la March la.>t TOT, had hu caja compounded30 words
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Advertisement273 1968-09-17 11 MITSUBISHI ASTEREOGRAM WITH DIATONE SPEAKERS afl i2'^3 Dancing. Or iust listening. Mitsubishi Stereo makes music l.v*' Hf re ii one Mitsubishi Stereogiam mode! Dss-410S Hers in this sleek, solid cabinet is technical excellence that promises you matchless music for many, many years. SPM II l< \IIONS SiereoAnip. (with Spe»Ler%. lype-lOlube.273 words
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Advertisement99 1968-09-17 11 THE mOST COHIFORTfIBLE UinVTOIHEUS.IL New SpaceJVlaster:rrrr« SpactM««er J«t» tof our U.S.A. flights wt had com<ort in mind. We took trw best airlma seat and found 29 wayi to improve it. An •conomy seat that gives you greater comfort to U.S.A. and Canada. And m Canada, there are two transcontinental flights99 words
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Miscellaneous622 1968-09-17 11 ON YOUR TV MID RADIO TODAY TV SINGAPURA lIVSSU. I: lIUVMI. I: ccc r.M. Protramme turn- 7CA \M. •10 pm aTTV mary 1.00 Belaiar-Uh fur Scli.-...v 620 Pftc Baliaita KrbaJlffaaan. 6.06 M... r. xummanr: 6J5 F. \n Superheroea: ISO Bat Mat- Sg.iad Ttmr M Tr; 65 j trr*un Deatli by622 words
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Miscellaneous215 1968-09-17 11 TV MALAYSIA (MA.NM.I.S 1 kual* l.urn 710 Spar's Arena 735 Ha»au pur in* Penuiic. Ipoh and C Ml M*«l :i. Mand-tr:]. vuiaoa; 3 and In Juiki.c Bin Clr.ii Yuan a drama, liuliru. 4 laipiii<. 7 rUiu ia- g >runtier> of Knowledge ha*; 9 Kliun* J C.aiqur* aj Paw. 545 v215 words
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Article, Illustration544 1968-09-17 12 SHEN SWEE YONG - SHEN SWEE YONG By DISPLAY TO MARK MSA'S 21 ST ANNIVERSARY JI) hate to believe that travelling high calls lor a supergear wardrobe. For one thing, you've got to skimp on space. So if you insist on packing In a barrage of544 words
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Article95 1968-09-17 12 Flight fashions previewed A BLACK-AND-WHITE theme (top) with a qeometricolly-cut bi b See-through «!ecve> to breexe you through on enchanting evening. Tof.o off in this right top freedom number. A double-breasted trouse> suit in heavy navy blue and polka-dotted trimming. Sleek. Perfect tot those sunny sidewalks, rough and tumble or95 words
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Article70 1968-09-17 12 ri make walls in kitchen, bathroom, and children's play areas easier to keep clean, give them a coat or two ol semi-gloss enamel. When unexpected guests arrive, reach for a can. Jar or package ol dried beef. With a can or two of milk, you can make well70 words
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Article117 1968-09-17 12 INGREDIENTS: 1 Ib prawns f shelled i. 1 medium size red pepper M 1 medium sise green pepper chopped thinly. 1 cup sliced onions. 10 pieces of garlic. 10 ounces oi coconut milk. 5 tea spoons of sugar. 2i tea ■poona of salt. Use coconut or peanut oil117 words
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Article154 1968-09-17 12 Tips to clean stainless sinks CHAIN LESS >t*el sink! »3 have reduced a lot of "elbow grea.se" in the kitchen Most homrmaker.N realise that .sinks require very little day to-day cleaning and polishing. But to add a little glow, here are some tlp^ First, apply a mild oonaorasivr liquid nr154 words
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Advertisement316 1968-09-17 12 J Talm a wpeks Ocean After 4 days sailin v 0"'" Take az weeks uci an h Hongkong and off on a Uner Holiday to Hongkong shoppjng spree i Then 4 day« For your next leave take a real of fresh air and P& 0 comfort holiday; sail away on316 words
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Advertisement581 1968-09-17 12 Advertisement Q. lam a girl 18 nld irreatlr troubled by pimples, blackheads and an oily skin. I have tried many -km preparations which have not helped me one bit. (an you recommend some Dorothy Gray products which will help me? D. Low, Petalinf Jaya. A There are three things I581 words
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Advertisement451 1968-09-17 12 You will find that after a few months of Young St Lovely treatment, you will present a whole new face to the world, a face tha* is young and lovely. Q. I am extremely fat I hate to admit it. bat It Is a fact. I have heard that •.our451 words
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Article, Illustration198 1968-09-17 13 PCNANC, Monday I H.HTYKIVI. Vr.AR old millionaire <> I miller Mr l,im hen« Teik took a aip from a rup nf tra offered him by his new son-in-law. »< riptwriter Don Hnu^h ton. ye»trr<l.i\ mil in return ■»\r him an ,m| pow198 words
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Article48 1968-09-17 13 MALACCA. Mod —The Rev. i« WilktiiMm. of Bombay, ha* turcaedtd the Rev Luke Ooi as vtcar of Chrlxt Church Malacca Mra. 00l has taken met M vicar of St. Oeorges Church. Penang. for a year before gn\nt to Bntain on a scholarship on theology48 words
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Article56 1968-09-17 13 |>OR i DICESON. Mon. The body of a clerk, Loke Kent Hong. 11. wan found on the beach at the 19th mile. Coast Road here. Loke. who went flshini with four friends yester(lnv found himself in ilirTUulties ftitr wading into deeper water*. His friends, all tinn-56 words
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Article83 1968-09-17 13 \LOR STAR. Mon.— Continuous rainfall in the past few days has 3lowed down ant 1- terrorist operations by Malaysia;;.; and Thai police in the border jungles. border operations ofllcer said today that the hunt for the tprronst* would go f n regardless of the83 words
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194 1968-09-17 13 CHAN BENG SOON - TERROR BY PIRATES OFF PULAU LANGKAWI CHAN BENG SOON: By Alor Star. Mon A RMED pirates, believed to be Thaii, are reported to be terrorising Malaysian inshore fishermen in the seas off Pulau Lanijkawi. The pir<4!r>. larrytng pistols and sttoieuns. have made series of rails in Mai.iys.ai; territorial waters off194 words
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241 1968-09-17 13 Malaysian hotel beds too soft says Canadian surgeon By 001 CHENG GAIK i^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. I* Hotel beds here are too SOFT— that's the view of Dr. J. c. Kennedy, president of the Canadian Orthopaedic Association. Dr Kennedy, who arrived here yesterday lor the frst Malaysian orthopaedic conference which begins241 words
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Advertisement351 1968-09-17 13 *dyrtitem«nt Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way I You Speak and Write j Are yon content with the enable the student to avoid way you xpeak and write? Are errors and to express his tdets you sure that you are not fluently and attractively, making351 words
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Advertisement120 1968-09-17 13 bY J| I AJI HBafam^fllßl^. l^' IcHAMPIOOI Champions L_ use 5f Champions! J&z~ 31^ The overwhelming majority ■B^^-___ B^^P ot racing champions choose |4HB I? Champion spark plug's! [jMr isfi That's because Champions ulw!' -*^h i dcli\cr peak pcrturmance lSbik M in every make of engine. (iood reason lor you120 words
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Miscellaneous77 1968-09-17 13 Alley Oop By V.T. Ham /in TW CDMPUrn V* ...IF TVtE I*jnv AMP TME A WJWBWP THY J THINK. A ASTEHOD M*K-H LIKE TMAT'« 1 I «0... j PTXAJIITY, TWf <LL TfMD,' ALL AU-BlOMr? j-Sj, p-Y 1C WMtLeACMOTweR^I VE«V .BUT HOW THArS ALMOST AS MOW X> AWkSfl •IJFFICIEMT IX3 VCXJ77 words
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Article80 1968-09-17 14 FAMILY v' i -iy On* ■oi thiir nd condolence, during \emenl. MR. and mrs. nasaai h loi tneir kind watMa and on tbell .Jding oo MR TAN GUAN CHUAN and ,ud trund. lor altemlaace.. rerttlia and lona'ions toward. Manes dirini; tiieir MRS. A.D JACOBS and family me Uociora. and80 words
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Article26 1968-09-17 14 ROLAND CONCRATULATIs title- Ot K L. BOY SCOUTS ill ne II 12 II ROLAND'S. nm nainty i nair al Bookint. ralona. -17 0 2T4M, H26 words
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Obituary73 1968-09-17 14 MRS PANG TECK KIEW tnee ,\-a'h t Ngl ik .1 w paaaed a»ay Ii BkHten tiandchildrrr ■IK CaatataM Drive Cburca Bukit 1 1 MAUAM ANC ENC NEO b>. AraM i>t l*iir Son Ve'v Guat peacefully at 10.08 a in. on sept. 14 altar a lune Ulna*, bravely twrni'. ■,173 words
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Obituary35 1968-09-17 14 OR C N APRCHAM uli ITdl BaBI laHl "We an- un tniF •arth and Mm IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of U»PI Fakaasl *ho lelt v. or, 18 in .erted iiv anata and childrenUPI - 35 words
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Advertisement369 1968-09-17 14 AHMIVERSAMIES MMWkSwu'bIIIHS. CIUI AC riVlllfsT CMMICNCES. DUTHS. tNM(f««tS. HlHtttlS. SKEtIIKS. M MEMORIAM. MaHUUS. MISStNS. ft»$OII»L f.PC. IfOUICMS t REUNIONS. I Rite: Mimnbi m/. fat ;i »»rts, tsts sMitaNH wi 75 eU. I I H Dfttr Utnifti Mtwtmiwiirt liiwi Hi 15 wrC tsc« s<lrbjBal tr. 4. rwU. Strtib T»«s t*i lerwct369 words
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Advertisement471 1968-09-17 14 [situations vacant I READ the Senior tppolntmrat* :«t nt to Tbe Sunday Mail w&cb araaa WANTED K\peri.-iifrd Baby Amah. live in. Call al 33-A. Jalan Movena, Spore II CLINIC OISPENSER WANTED. K> pentnre and Canton*** apeaking itterred. Apply Box AbU<7 ST., spore. LADY TYPISTS Kxtellenl Proapeav Apply with trlcphutK number*471 words
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Advertisement527 1968-09-17 14 Clerk profii'irnt In typing. Hlrasr «m<- lotin handy ntina i rtatlng MtnoriHl ri.;tHj and guulllicationa o Box pore ENGLISH CHINESE EDUCATED Artiai. h«iuired hy proKrrune adrartadM >iudio Btat* npenrncc aalary qualittcation to Kllluey Poat rmmurr Vt S po>c INTELLIOEHT HAhO WORKING HOy ■-i i- .'i rajqalrad n-r vi rM i.527 words
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Advertisement1046 1968-09-17 14 A VACANCY EXISTS tor a quautUJ aura*, trained In midwifery, able CO ride a light motor cycle und convene fluently in Tamil, to aaaiat with ramiiv Planning on a large eatate tn a very lanlatad locality ApplK-ationa with copiea of certifieatea. stating mlary required, to Rox No A 1563 81,046 words
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Advertisement1098 1968-09-17 14 VACANT SEASIDE LAND. Tanah Merah Beaar 33.000 »0.. ft. Bradden ReighU 1* Clifton Vale with furniture. Serangoon Garden 12 Chep•tow Cloae wlUi furniture. 42. 8101--home Drive and 2 Colcheater drove. Please contact Mr. Tblo Phone *****/2 S pore. WITH *****/- Down riyoelll you can own a freehold super tatorey Wrraoa1,098 words
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Advertisement973 1968-09-17 14 ,1 SPECIAL TREATMENTS "THE roOT CLINIC". Lalr.t treatment of Singapore root. Ingrowing Toenalla. Nail Kungua. Wart*. Coma, tiunlon*. etc.! 11 ;ji» J. River Valley RoHd. For Appointment*, pleaae ring 3061/3 Singapore. FOR HIRE RBPRIOBRATORB FOR HIRB at reasonai '<■ rate* available Mardena <>2 Orchard Road pore) IBMaV *****U Prompt a<-r\973 words
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Advertisement658 1968-09-17 14 AT YOUR SERVICE KWOK S PHOTOCOPY BBRVICB, B The Arcade, tat Kloor. Tel. la'poraj OIAS CONTRACTORS. Tiling. Parquet wiring Plumbenn* Renovation. K/eablnel.. Tel: (Sporei *****/442»»4. ENGINEER DRAWINO REPROOULTION PLAN PRINTING DOCUMENT COPYING SPEEDY SERVICE 13 Battery Read §2 Jalan Bandar Sincaeere Kuala Lumpur Tel. »30es Tal. SS35* 8, Jalan Telek658 words
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Advertisement590 1968-09-17 14 [WHERE TO STAY (Spire) •CITY" 008 S T) HOOBB. n rirC: TeieVrine ***** 8 pore. NEW COUHT-V HOTBL: Stay m Dlenaant quiet aurroundlngj at m^erat; charge.. 1. Hartley Roa«. S pore *****. STAY IH Well furnished and heat mSrtm Xirnapore fMrMM A r i7 1 1 at Oilatead Road Daily590 words
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Advertisement1047 1968-09-17 15 ]^X WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. I It: O.IA. USI C64SI ANB CtftF POUTS S'poro P. Shorn Penong A VIJIIL 4/* Oet 2/3 Oci A..n... MoALISTER *Sc CO,, LTD. S'poto P. Swettonnonn Pf>nontj lol: *****1/9 6252 61/81/3 MARITIME OUILOIMO lINIAPOIe rEL: *****. PORT SWETTENNAM 1141. ROALA LUMPUR *****. PINAN6 IIMI. Urnor* option1,047 words
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Obituary, Illustration25 1968-09-17 16 In mrmory of Utr V ARIACI'TTT drparted from v- on 17.9.C5. (ione but your loss is always felt. By < wife. chlMren A trandehildrrn.25 words
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Advertisement1032 1968-09-17 16 [TVv^ KISKN KAISHA LTD. Western Australla/Singf-po'*' J»P->n $«pv»«« ftemantla Sm|apore Yonka.clii Na|O»a V hjma Koße ar. 25 MN., I t«e 'Stic 1II« MHe Will Africa Singapore Japan Service ■assart rMafMa] flta *ow -%limii' It*. 2*J»SaH 1 Oet 7 let 11 let "UsllitH mn" 5 J Oct Jl Jl Oct I1,032 words
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Advertisement845 1968-09-17 16 AUSTRALIA NEW ZUtANt SCIVICE INDIA. PAKISTAN ANt FAP EAST SCWICIS Flf: A.Ct.llll. DMI. IHI.. Wlll.litM. It: M H»IM»lt'M" S pore P S'tiam Penare Peruni P. SHam S pore ■"■U 11/14 Sept 25 Sept 21 Sepi PAJUIA II II Oct OCt It *Ct lANKUIA' Jl Jt Silt 1/ J let I845 words
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Advertisement849 1968-09-17 16 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Proprrtles To br held at mir saln-room No. 104. Market Strrrt. Singapore. on Tursday. 24th Srptrmbrr 19M. at 2.3u p.m. USTATE OF T. F. BROWN. lilUWIi 1. No. 78i East Const Road and No. 1A Jalan Hajl Salam. area 10.597 square leet. freehold VACANT POSSESSION849 words
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Advertisement673 1968-09-17 16 I NOTICES I ADVERTISEMENT FOR < REDITORS IN THE MATTER OF TONG WING, LIMITED (In Members' Voluntary Windinf-lpl AND IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 19<7 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovei named Company which is being > wound up voluntarily are required 'on or673 words
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Advertisement282 1968-09-17 16 NOTICES THE I.S.P. SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION UPLANDS SCHOOL PENANG HILL Some vacancies prevail (or tho 1968-1969 School year, with Christmas terms starting on 28th September 1968. i Uplands Is a ro-educatlonal boarding school (or children of all races whose parents wish them to be prepared (or (urther education Children are accepted282 words
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Obituary73 1968-09-17 17 MR. CHEW KHIAM SIONG, AGE 72, CHAIRMAN OF SIONG HOE LIMITED, SIONG HOE REALTY LIMITED, SIONG HOE BISCUIT FACTORY LIMITED, SIONG HOE CONFECTIONERY FACTORY LIMITED SIONG HOE BISCUIT CONFECTIONERY SDN. BHD (MALACCA), PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 15th SEPTEMBER 1968. REQUEST NO WREATHS OR SCROLLS DONATIONS MAY BE MADE TO73 words
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Article25 1968-09-17 17 Sept. 16. RUBBER PRICE: 541 cents (unchanged). TIN PRICE: $560.12* (down 87) cents). Estimated offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).25 words
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199 1968-09-17 17 Industrials, minings, easier in Melbourne MELBOURNS. Mon. INDUSTRIALS and Mining* were easier today BH p closed at $1960, down 4o cents. In Nickels. North Kalfurll lost 2n cent* to 114. Western Mininf fold So cents cheaper at JIJ and Mrlal ExploraUen eased 30 rents to 19.70. Great Boalder closed at199 words
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Article80 1968-09-17 17 /'HINISE F'iHuii ficnan|t. Iwii v »ere, nt»n aricei aer <ul yea-tara-air. Ceaenut ail: nulK »«-i aellera. drum til aellera. Cepca: Miti-d not.) loee Sept. IK i-nat f 2« B e>aa*eri Muntok while (lift aenera. Sarawak white lti:| tellera. •prrli! Sarawak black SM aellera, garbled l.i-npoac bmik MM aellera80 words
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Article19 1968-09-17 17 THI Aiteeiatlefl ci •ankt Malay. 1 in ImiiM'i made no rhan* in 111 ralea to merrhanta »eater«i»19 words
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Article39 1968-09-17 17 ON the Iraa aaariaeiia maraat m Hone Kona reaierday Uie V Daiiar «m fji.n-Mi »t 6 12 (or T.T. an<l 101 for eaah. tterlmt «n quoted at MM ana ene tael el *eM at 101 i39 words
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162 1968-09-17 17 Straits tin price down 871 cents in Penang mHE Straits tin price in L Penang yesterday (ell 871 cents to 5560.12J per picul on an offering estimated up 10 tons to 250 tons. Buying support was reported mainly from America and India with bids at slightly lower levels. LOCAL RUBBER162 words
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Article239 1968-09-17 17 (|l HiBIK iirxt trade rubber f»r. baycra ckwea] at p t.i In Slngaporr and Kuala l.naopur yevtrrdav at 51', rrnta prr Ib unrhanfed on ftiaiar'a Inrl The lane wait inactive. K.A.S. and M.R.I. ckMlng prire. Ib crate prr Ib. jtaterday. Buyer. Seliora Int. 1 R.SS prompt239 words
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Article335 1968-09-17 17 SIN«APOR N f HARBOUR WMARVet OR lIPCCTIO TOOAV ARI Le Natal 11. t.llen Bakßa i 4. \»tnd Bafcke 7. a<ta Maru 8 ft. Tobrlo 13/14. Hen*ld. Mod 1& Id. Sir lalahad IK TJtneitara 21 24. HaJIDor fl 2* Ktnnki Maru No h .v Mi. Uanka aaeWMM 11/32.335 words
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Article50 1968-09-17 17 ON THE Offlrtal Matayan 8hor« term Money Market for the «nk rnded Saturday Hrpl 14 the rant* «l call rat»a wae aa follo» BANK riND: 3 p»r crnt U 31, per crnt. GENERAI II M>»: «*i »*r cri»t to 4'i p»r cml. MOVBMBNTI af tunaU Dulled 152 miUina50 words
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403 1968-09-17 17 'THE Stock Exchange A looked much steadier yesterday afternoon and sellers appeared to be less persistent with fresh buyIng power coming out. The market opened steadier than at the end of last week then dipped slightly before again steadying more strongly. There were no403 words
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Article297 1968-09-17 17 \fOVIMINTS OF SNARI «ItICII BASSO ON A COMPARISON OF LAST lALIS IN TNI SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF TMC ITOCK IXCHANQI VtSTIRDAV Will: INDUSTRIALS: ACMA 4 cental. Ben A Ce. cental. Oernee Oernaa i* v cental. Oeueteaa) tunehi. C. Susan <u»ch. C.C.M. i- 8 crnta).297 words
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Article324 1968-09-17 17 operations of Esso X Standard Malaya Berhad lor the first six months of 1968 resulted In a trading profit of $7,554,877 j which is a slight improve- J ment of $366,810 over the trading profit for the fir.- 1 six months in 1967 and a significant Improvement324 words
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Article114 1968-09-17 17 THE end ot the account in London last week was marked by some light profit-taking among tin shares, but gains of tht past few days were only lightly reduced. London Tin slipped 6d while 3d. tails were recorded by Berjuntal. Gopeng, Kamunting, Tronoh and South Malayan. Rubbers114 words
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Article88 1968-09-17 17 Support for merger TIE state-owned Industrial Reorganisation Corporation said it will support the proposed merger of English Electric and General Electric Company of Britain subject to certain assurances which have been given The assoraactt are that :>:oposed new company will accept an IRC nominated dircetor on the board and that88 words
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Article1280 1968-09-17 17 I DISINLSS l\ AND R» POUTED TO THE SINGAPORE AND Xl ALA II Mil K IKMMM. ROOMS OF THE BTO< K I\(HAN(.»: YiMIRIMv WITH THE M MHI 1. OF > II Mil 11: \I il I) IN BRA< KtTS: INOUtTRIALS ACMA (3.0U0) S2 06. I ll.OOO) S2.O*. (I.OOOi1,280 words
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Article31 1968-09-17 17 STOCK INDICES 8»»t. IS topt. 16 Uiduttriab: US.Ig 1M.7« Prop»rllf, 171.73 17«. M t Tlni 7t.23 7t.St 1 1 rabkm: It: M IM.M Dm. 30, 1M« IM. t Dec. It. l»«t31 words
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Article419 1968-09-17 17 CTOCK IXCMAMG* OF MALAYSIA AHO HNi:«rORI Bill AND orrm price* officially liitid AT TMI CLOU OF ■UtlNttl a. ACMA B*> Co I.M Porn«o BfrUd IM BouatM4 n* C. Susan 01 C.C.II. orda C. a Holdm«» 4.70 C.A.I Kaao ord. I.T4 Kmo pr»« 1 00 KlUpatrKka t.M K N419 words
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Article89 1968-09-17 17 IN Singapore last week mttr-bank overnight call money was done at a steady rate of 31 per cent with :sfled Eight days call was quiet with lender* at per 6 cent. Treasury Bills were on tap at 5 per cent Loans were featureless. Malaysia inter-bank overnight money was89 words
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Article84 1968-09-17 17 SAN Holding* have decided In view of the preRte of the market to Imm their rlght> at par (50 Instead of a 5 cents premium Shareholders who have already paid the premium will be repaid It has alMi been decided to extend the closing date of tht<84 words
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Article41 1968-09-17 17 Ntw Serendah rubber has announced an Interim dividend of five per per cent (unchanged*. on October 11 Lodgement date Is September 26 Last year an Interim of I per cent and a final of 15 per cent were paid.41 words
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Article38 1968-09-17 17 PNAGULA Rubber ComhM announced that on September 12 It ■old 19«.250 stock units of Padang Senang Rubber at 2s. 6d per unit Zorn and L*igh Hunt purchased 47n.000 Padan* < Rubber units at 2s 6 Jd.38 words
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Advertisement419 1968-09-17 17 SENIOR ACCOUNTANT An established, progressive Company wishes to appoint a qualified Accountant. Candidates possessing Chartered or equivalent qualifications (A.C.A., A.C.C.A., A.C.W.A.) are eligible to apply. Applicants with 5 years experience and capable of carrying the sole responsibility for the maintenance and control of complete Management Accounting records and Budgetary Systems.419 words
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Advertisement76 1968-09-17 17 NOTICE While every enaeavoui la maoe to publish advertMemrota on toe data* requettefl tt ti not alwtm onailblf 'r> adhere to fDMtfM late« of tnwrtlon out to prea"ir» if space The Dubllarieri therefor* reserve the right to arrange alternative daici tor insertion wltnou< reference All copy is su eject u>76 words
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Article, Illustration516 1968-09-17 18 MANSOOR RAHMAN - MANSOOR RAHMAN MALAYSIANS LEAVE FROM THREE PLACES FOR... By jy|ALAYSIA'S Olympic contingent left yesterday from three different places to rendezvous at Mexico City for the Games which begin on Oct 12. (iROUP 1 left from Subang Airport They comprise 19 members —eight athletes, two cyclists, a weightlifter and516 words
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Article846 1968-09-17 18 \\KKilllS for all eiuht race., at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday CLASS J I>IV. 4— 7 F hirf Muln S.tt Pahang n HithUnd Jot HI". Sihrr rown S.IJ High Ruler RIO MHMI II Born l-'ree X.mt F.I Alto R.o» Shangrila IV 5.07 Krlll-. R.»7 Prior Mas *»7 Reganda R-M846 words
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Article470 1968-09-17 18 THE Stipendiary Steward's report ta Urn Kuala Lumpur races over the weekend: s\ I I lil»\Y: Rare I Soon after Ihe lUri .Mum.- I own II hid to oe c.Md lien slightly Prinre and Ming Bj— To n v.as awkward uoing round the b.nd «;real U.»mp returned with470 words
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Article39 1968-09-17 18 PA'.ls M-Mi Dliaudevl ridden by Fieddy Head won the Prix Royal Oak the French 8t Leger run "'ci l>< f at Longchamps r.rltHi tMCM T»r|ild. iO starlce> i was .second, ahead of IrMk entry Uvbim* .Bill Williamson*.39 words
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Article148 1968-09-17 18 Ryun in 1,500 m final of trials I OS ANGELES Mon.— Jim Ryun. the world's top middledistance runner and hot favourite to win an Olympic gold medal, yesterday gained a place in the 1.500 metres final which will conclude the U.S. Olympic trials at South Lake Tahoe The 21 -year-old148 words
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Article81 1968-09-17 18 ADELAIDE Mu'i A »eek I returning turn the Au.*cricketer*' tour r land. Test Mllr.undtr Eric Freeman made a sen.satjon.<l return lo Australian Hun* football on Saturday Freeman took the held lor Port Adeia oe during the la.st quart, r I the South Australian Fortuull League second *emifln.il and81 words
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Article18 1968-09-17 18 OSLO Mdn Nnrmn\ »nd Swcdrn dre-% 1-1 in an hill I— tlonal soccer match here rr.-it-day18 words
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Article161 1968-09-17 18 Four S'pore athletes for Jakarta pOUR Sinka p o r athletes leave tomorrow for Jakarta to compete in the Indonesian open championships which begin on Thursday. They are sprinter Canagasabai Kunalan. distance runner P. Filial, high jumper Nor Azahar Hamid and pole vaulter Mahmud Mansor. National coach Tan Eng Yoon161 words
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Article118 1968-09-17 18 BERNE Mon— The Eur.:peaa Football Union I LEKA) yesterday criticised Bulzar.*, Eav Germany Hungary ;.nd Pu» iand for pulling out M Europr a top two football tompf and said 'ney «culd each face a 500 S«i» franc £50 line. The our East Euiopean countries announced their withdrawal118 words
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Advertisement657 1968-09-17 18 ll I N t.l f 1 ViMjiLLaaali THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTK i 'II INTENDED DIN IHf Ml ItenkrupU; N IS4 tl Stanier Theselra of No D.S-B Onan Road, Singapore. <S:ation Attendant! NOTK f IB HKREBY GIVEN th»t ftrsl and final dividend is Intended to be declared in the657 words
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Advertisement638 1968-09-17 18 PENANG PORT COMMISSION Hi lIIRHORTH Drrr WATER WHARUS H 1« notified for Information ol i the public that the telephone numbeni for the Bulterworth Deep Water Whar\es are ***** 3. OSMAN MERICAN BIN AHMAU MERICAN Secretary. Penatig Port Coniml-*ioii TENDERS PF.MBFRITAH[ TAWARAN JK R JOHOR (TAWARAN SK.MII.Ai Tawaran darlpada Pern638 words
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Advertisement116 1968-09-17 18 Varemo'id TABLETS the ORAL treatment for PILES Haemorrhoids) take Varemoid VaremoTd give* mora positive relief, its active principle being the new, dynamic Factor P-Zyma which gives rapid relief .inflammation is quickly diminished, symptoms disappear and me haemorrhoids perceptibly shrink. W.tnin tha first tew days you feel tha difference. Varemoid is116 words
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Miscellaneous41 1968-09-17 18 Umffm limm-M flay Hmlph UMwm^mhl /BUGS.r/AYoKAY, ILL G6T I CAN'T FIND I COLDi I I YAONE.CICEROi WHERE PETUNIA NEED P)/ n_^ vKEEPS 'EAA.i BUT *C\f 'OKAV^ TV GOOD MIGWtA jTI cant Tokay; i \_K kidi sweet iij SO TO REVVED DREAMSI/41 words
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Article350 1968-09-17 19 JOE DORAI; FRANCIS BOEY - JOE DORAI and FRANCIS BOEY Johore Grand Prix runner-up broke rules, say organisers By J-JONCi KONG driver Tony Mitchell, who was plated second in the Johore Grand Prix on Sunday, has been disqualified. th'.« Organising omtnittee announced yesterd.n After the raet was slopped In ihe 46th lap350 words
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Article21 1968-09-17 19 TOKYO. Mnn The Jsr>»nese Motor-cycle Orand Prix, final cvrn; /or tiii» years wor.tl I championship, has been cancell- i ed21 words
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Article23 1968-09-17 19 LONDON Mim Ing.l>h Berl Uhulun »occ»r club paid h club rirsnufer fee for Weimi international wing-half Barrla Hole from Blackburn Rover*.23 words
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Article92 1968-09-17 19 UMNO Youths are bidding for their fifth successive double ln Selsngor soccer. They have already retained the League Dlv l tula and art now ready to defend th» B*r.lor Knockout Cup against six challengers The other entries are BCRC, Police Combined. TPCA. SIA. Starlit* and92 words
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Article303 1968-09-17 19 Mansoor Rchman - Mansoor Rchman Coif notes by yHE Australian Golf Union, organisers of the World amateur team championship for the Eisenhower Cup in Melbourne next month, have accepted Malaysia's late entry. The Malaysian team of four, accompanied by a non-playing captain, will leave for Melbourne on Oct. 3.303 words
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Article69 1968-09-17 19 BANGKOK Mon King Bhumiboi Adeljradej of Thailand v.as beaten ln the Thai open class yachting race yesterday by a 1 5-year-olri The boy Knik V.imlcku! in a singlr-hand'd mod-cla&s boat. «(>n he race at Puttaya Bay 80 mile.s aou'h vl Bangkok. The K.:ig alas .>i!mg69 words
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403 1968-09-17 19 By OH KEE TIANG YEW ATTEMPTS are 11 being made by the Lawn Tennis Asso--1 elation of Malaysia to improve standards. Decemralisation of tournaments to bring more states lrro the championship circuit and agegroup coaching are first itepa to this end. Venues403 words
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Article23 1968-09-17 19 The SelMngor Shooting Aaa»fi.it ion are offering special lii/«« to member* who set Mtli>s!an record* ln future sUte KM national meeta23 words
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Article, Illustration34 1968-09-17 19 AUSTRALIAN Dou■^glas Bmith making a backhand return when winning the Malaysian singles title at Penang on Sunday, beating Indonesian Gondo Widlaya 6-3. 6-3. 2-6. 6-4 in the final. Time* pic by Nk Wen* Chee.34 words
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Article52 1968-09-17 19 AUSTRALIAN Colin StuOb.s the .single, topped who aid not turn up for the Malayan open tennl.s ittd ipM* a Wef k nd n ln the flayinic In th- Pacific Bouth-We«t open at Lot Anuples on Sunday, amateur Btubbs cauwdan unjrl J./ n 6 .i c €llmlnated An.rrican pro52 words
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Article204 1968-09-17 19 STEWART WINS RHEIMS RACE DHEIMB, Mon. Jackie Stewart (Scotland), driving a Matra Ford. won the Rhelms Formula Two Grand Prix here yesterday after a battle with two teammates. Frenchmen Henri Pescarolo and Johnny-Gavin. Stewart, who managed to get clear of his rivals only ln the la.st four tap* of the204 words
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Advertisement243 1968-09-17 19 JSA\/E lOR NKri-ItITYiIhtI!KI»KHITY z i it. ii a x fAtix Commrrrial Vankiitg CCorporattou Xtb. H*ad Otfto*: 101 s HO Robinson Road. aMnpaport), 1 T«k 737««. *****. 72SO'. ■ranch**: 74*. H*«*4ock Road. Slnsapor*. 3. T.I *****0 S4SOSI 4r7. Jalan ••••r. Smgapor*. B. T«l *****. ***** Will your firm be the next243 words
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Miscellaneous318 1968-09-17 19 ■OOCn >*«or Dlv. I Bftaf nfT: BWHC v MCIS (Princes Rdi I'enang l>l\. 1: Tanjona Bungs, Rxngers v Indian RC BtadhUß). RDY Cub: PCRC v KED (Stadium Persk) I' l League: Town Board v Malayan c*bie« ijsian io>; Oarudii v Dynamos iJn Timor' Straits Times Crossword 1. DIM-nminatlon means legal318 words
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Miscellaneous101 1968-09-17 19 MM < I.X VO«».\ <TP iljxJhi: Oovt Printer. 4 PCADA 0; Ipoh Yuuna.slP-s 4 laSillinn* 1 Kl. \M. l mii i; it: Port Tanuliui 2 IKC v. VOC 3 T. Mandrum 0 tAli'lNCi LKAOUBI Pemuda 11 1 .i.ii Youths 0 JOHOKt: MIC kMiihuil (Kluangi Kluans 1 layang Layang 1 Y<m«101 words
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Article, Illustration386 1968-09-17 20 Why we're giving power to the young by Lee Bid to involve whole community in defence of country SINGAPORE. Monday liiH. LEE KUAN YEW, last night explain ed why, in implementing national wet vice, Singapore was putting ""power in the hands of the younger generation." He said: "There are not386 words
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Article71 1968-09-17 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. The acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang was among a laiKe crowd of police officers, sjxjit.smen and friends who attended the funeral of the late Mr A. T. Rajah, a retired Deputy Co'nml.sMoner of Police at Urn Bidadarl Hindu crematorium today. Mr71 words
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Article138 1968-09-17 20 SINGAPORE. Mon The RAF tonight called off Its 20-day search lor the missing Japanese salvage tug Nankal Maru ftftcf scanning a 20.000 square mile expanse ol sea between Singapore and Kuchlng The Nankal Maru v.as first reported missing to the RAF on Aug. 23 and138 words
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218 1968-09-17 20 SINGAPORE. Monday MR. LEX Xl AN YEW told 10 British parliamentarians today of the importance of continuing and expanding British investment in Singapore. He had an hour-long meeting with the visitors, led by Lord Beswick. at City Hall. After the meeting Lord Beswick, Labour's218 words
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Article, Illustration331 1968-09-17 20 Ambassador Busuego is expected back soon KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THE Philippines Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. R. Busuego. is expected to return here at the end of the month in time for the Asean planning committee meeting. A spokesman of the Philippines Embassy said today "The meting i> a very important331 words
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Article37 1968-09-17 20 SINGAPORE. Mon Dr. V Kanda Inoue. associate Protes.soi of Virology at Kyoto Unlversltv will talk on "Japanese encephalitis vaccine" at the Allen lecture theatre. Faculty of Medicine University of Singapore, at 115 pin tomoirow37 words
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Article395 1968-09-17 20 LONDON. Mon The market closed mixed today at the utart of the new account. Leaders *ere generally easier while second rank Ksues were often firm on romment In elect rlcatt. M-cond rank Issues encountered further speculative ln:ii<--i while niHln bid lvMies were '.eiien.lly quiet and occasionally down. Closing395 words
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169 1968-09-17 20 Minister and party break with Dudley /COLOMBO, Mon. Political sources today predicted a Cabinet reshuffle followed by an early general election when the Tamil Federal Party's representative in the Cabinet resigned. The resignation of Senator 11. Tiruchelvam. who held the Local Government portfolio, wa- a routine >ec|iiH to yesterday's withdrawalReuter - 169 words
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Article38 1968-09-17 20 B and C style JAKARTA. Mon Police in Bandoeng hate arrested a Runman named Tauftck and his wife, leader* o( a Bonnie and Clvde-Mvie k»iik »hn .stiol their »ny out of a police ambush here la»t meek. APAP - 38 words
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157 1968-09-17 20 CLOSURE OF SUEZ CANAL CUTS ESSO PROFITS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Esso Standard Malaya Berhad s net profit for the first six months of this year is $1,559,980. compared with -007.737 for the same period last year. Stating tills after ;i board meeting hero today I acting chairman. Mr. V I.157 words
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Obituary75 1968-09-17 20 MR r RAMAN PILLAV '.»jah. Maine I 1 ■way prH.rfully lit hi» n Rumlni Villanr. M«U'. Cremation to-day at Ma pm MADAM ANC INC Nto of late tton \< ijuan. paw a away p. artfully at 111.M6 I ob« Mbcm bravely <•■ Iravra behind n«r t~-loird Mi Charlie. Haruid.75 words
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Advertisement206 1968-09-17 20 I 20 words $15 (minimum)] hhV JhhhV IBhhhh^^ I f .^P^^^V 4m F a. I Bm I YASHICA SUPER-60E G 40E FEATURING EXCLUSIVE SERVOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL TK« Tashica originated Scrvomatic Thru-tha-Lent CdS eiposurc control make* fh^ SUPER 60E a true itantfoMt. Powered by Y«tkica-«n9 ln «cred Servo-motor, it rejponl. mitontly,206 words
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