Eastern Sun, 17 July 1966
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Title Section22 1966-07-17 1 EASTERN SUN Complimentary Copy INDEPENDENT ENGLISH SUNDAY EDITION ft E*td. 1966. Singapore, July 17, 1966. ■fr MC (P) 1942 -fr Kl>.\ 230922 words
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77 1966-07-17 1 MANILA, Sat. (UPI) Manila's finest the popular tag given to the city police force may not be the fittest. Of the first 200 city policemen required to take physical examinai ons, only 37 were given a clean bill of health, according to a published77 words
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Article63 1966-07-17 1 TAIPEH, Sat. (UPl.)—Gen. P ng Meng-Chi, chief military £i 1e to President Chiang KaiShek, is scheduled to become Nationalist China's new ambassador to Thailand, informal sources said today. Mr. Peng, 59, is former thief of Staff of the Nationalist Chinese Army. If appointed, he will succeed Mr.63 words
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352 1966-07-17 1 /ndonesian Govt, plans to arraign all accused before Aug. 17 JAKARTA, SATURDAY, (AP) INDONESIA'S Attorney-General, Maj. Gen. Soegih Arto, disclosed here today the government has sufficient evidence to put the former Foreign Minister, and first De- puty Premier, Dr. Subandrio, on trial. In a statement352 words
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339 1966-07-17 1 "I'm NOT crazy" 'TOKYO, Sat. (AP) —Mr. Morihiro Matsuda, a determined man with some ideas about world peace, is not satisfied with the U5526,000 he has spent to advertise his views. He wants to do more. He has started a 30-day fast, sometimes339 words
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Article124 1966-07-17 1 BANGKOK, Sat. (AP) A local criminal court here has sentenced Jay ant Marksampan to 20 years' imprisonment for last October's fatal shooting of Darrell Berrigan, the former editor and founder of the Bangkok World, daily English language newspaper. The court, however, reduced the sentence124 words
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165 1966-07-17 1 ]\EW DELHI, Sat. (AP) —r News that a village woman had given birth to seven children spread from village to village until the newspapers picked it up and splashed it on the front pages. It reached the ears of the Central Health Ministry165 words
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207 1966-07-17 1 ]V|ANILA t Sat. (AP) Death spared Miss Corazon Amurao, but all the same sadness gripped the small village from where the pretty Filipino nurse comes. Relatives and friends of Miss Amurao yesterday huddled togetner as they recounted the news of their favourite villager's207 words
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270 1966-07-17 1 r JX)KYO, Sat. (AP.) —Japan thinks the billion U.S. dollar capital of the proposed Asian Development Bank is not large enough and hopes more countries, including the Soviet Union, will contribute to the project. i Foreign Minister Mr. Etsusaburo Shiina told270 words
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Article128 1966-07-17 1 CAIGON, Sat. (UPI)' American warplanes struck heavily at North Vietnamese installations again yesterday but near Saigon a South Vietnamese company of about 100 suffered heavy casualties in an ambush. U.S. warplanes flew a record 121 bombing missions, and lost one plane to enemy groundfire, U.S.128 words
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Article38 1966-07-17 1 HONG KONG, Sat. (AP) —Japanese singer Miss Mitsuko Swamura was scheduled to be released from a government quarantine centre today after she was detained overnight when she arrived in Hong Kong without a valid cholera certificate.38 words
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MESSAGES
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Article, Illustration230 1966-07-17 2 Eastern Sun brings hopes for peace, happiness Tunku WHEN I declared open the Malaysian Headquarters of the Eastern Sun in Petaling Jay a, I said that the Chairman and members of the Eastern Sun's Board of Directors should be commende'd for their courage and initiative in launching this new English230 words
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Article, Illustration269 1966-07-17 2 Tun (Dr.) Ismail - Tun (Dr.) Ismail, Tun (Dr.) Ismail, Minister of Home Affairs. ON the inaugural issue of the Eastern Sun, I have been requested to contribute a message and I do so with pleasure. The publication of this paper marks another important milestone In the development269 words
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Article, Illustration308 1966-07-17 2 Mr. Tan Siew Sin - Mr. Tan Siew Sin, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, Minister of Finance. I have been asked to send a message to Eastern Sun which will soon be making Its bow before the public as a morning newspaper and I accept this invitation with pleasure. A free308 words
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Article, Illustration259 1966-07-17 2 Mr. V. Manickavasagam - Mr. V. Manickavasagam, minister of Labour. It is with considerable pleasure that I welcome the birth of the "Eastern Sun". In a free enterprise economy such as ours, and in the interests of journalism itself, it is important that there should be healthy rivalry and competition.259 words
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Article, Illustration301 1966-07-17 2 Enche Senu - Enche Senu, Fnche Sena, Minister of Information and Broadcasting. I am extremely glad to hear that the Eastern Sun about which we have been hearing so much for so long will commence publication on July 17, 1966. There is a vital need for another newspaper301 words
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Article101 1966-07-17 2 Mr. M. Dass - Mr. M. Dass. Mr. M. Dam, Secretary, Central Welfui Council, J. B. branch. A New Independant Daily English Paper is a long felt need for the reading public an<j your timely proposed publication of the Eastern Sun answers the need. I am confident that the Eastern101 words
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Article, Illustration307 1966-07-17 4 K.C. LEE - K.C. LEE Minister of State (Culture) r\UR Republic has room for more newspapers and J other publications for the dissemination of news and information in public affairs. A well Informed public is a fundamental requisite for a democratic society such307 words
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Article, Illustration119 1966-07-17 4 D. R. Seenivasagam - D. R. Seenivasagam, Secretary -General, Peoples Progressive Party, Ipoh. It gives me great pleasure to congratulate the Eastern Sun English Daily which comes into being on the 17th July 1966. The need for an Independent English Daily in Malaysia has long been felt by the people119 words
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Article, Illustration107 1966-07-17 4 Dato Ahmad bin Said - Dato Ahmad bin Said, SPMP, AMN. JP, Menteri Besar, Perak. SAYA mengambil peluang di-sini menguchapkan majujaya kapada Sharikat Akhbar •Eastern Sun" yang akan munchul di-Malaysia. Akhbar "Eastern Sun" ini di-keluarkan dalam bahasa Inggeris dan akan menambah lagi keluaran surat2 khabar dalam bahasa Inggeris. Dengan ini menyaksikan107 words
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Article, Illustration105 1966-07-17 4 TAN CHIN TUAN - TAN CHIN TUAN Chairman. The Association of Banks in Malaysia. The advent of another English language newspaper which will play an important role during the next few years is most welcome. A full and accurate coverage coupled with a fair assessment of events during this vital period105 words
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Article, Illustration119 1966-07-17 4 G. Ramachandran - G. Ramachandran, President, The Indian Chamber of Commerce. Singapore. The publication of the Eastern Sun will doubtless be welcomed by one and all in our island Republic. There is considerable opportunity and scope at all times in our Country for a newspaper such as yours to119 words
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Article159 1966-07-17 4 K. M. Palmer - K. M. Palmer, President Association of Accredited Advertising Agents. The Association of Accredited Advertising Agents welcome the Eastern Sun in the media list of Singapore and Malaysia. Members of our Association welcome any new reliable medinm for the purpose of carrying our clients' advertising messages to the159 words
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Article, Illustration235 1966-07-17 4 Dato Lau Pak Khuan - Dato Lau Pak Khuan, DPMP, JP, PJK., President of the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce and th*. Perak Chinese Mining Association. THE need for an independent national English daily in publication simultaneously both in Malaysia and Singapore has no doubt been a long felt one. The235 words
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Article28 1966-07-17 4 Associated Press extends heartiest congratulations to Eastern Sun. Confident it will achieve significant success under your able leadership, from Don Huth, Managing Director, South-Asian Services.28 words
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Article, Illustration86 1966-07-17 4 Mr. T. M. Walker - Mr. T. M. Walker, Chairman, Singapore International Chamber of Commerce The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, now in its 130 th year, has seen many newspapers come and go, and knows as well as anyone the value of an independent, diversified, and wellinformed Press to the commercial86 words
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Article, Illustration579 1966-07-17 23 Tun praises j ournalists for their loyalty THE Alliance Government encourages the publication of as many newspapers as Malaysians can afford them and. I know most people can afford to add several more newspapers to their reading list. There is certainly a place in our country for another English language579 words
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Article, Illustration305 1966-07-17 23 Enche MOHAMMED KHIR JOHARI - Enche MOHAMMED KHIR JOHARI Minister of Education Malaysia. FIRBT of all 1 would like to offer my warmest congratulations to the management under the directorship of Dato Aw Kow on its undertaking to bring into circulation in Malaysia an Independent morning newspaper in the English language305 words
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Article, Illustration264 1966-07-17 23 Tan Sri Sambanthan - Tan Sri Sambanthan, Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications. I send my best wishes to EASTERN SUN, on its inauguration. There is no doubt that the public of Malaysia can profit by the service of many newspapers. We live in a world in which events move264 words
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Article, Illustration133 1966-07-17 23 Lim Hong Keat - Lim Hong Keat, Chairman, Singapore Manufacturers* Association. On this auspicious occasion of the launching of the Eastern Sun, we extend to you our congratulations. The objective of this newspaper, as indeed of any newspaper, will be to provide Information and analysis, and we trust these will be133 words
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Article, Illustration179 1966-07-17 23 Mr. S. Senn - Mr. S. Senn. President. Advertisers Association of Malaysia and Singapore. r FHE Malaysian Adverti--1 sers Association extend their heartiest congratulations to the Board of Directors and Editorial Staff of the Eastern Sun on the occasion of the publication of their inaugural issue today. The emergence of179 words
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Advertisement197 1966-07-17 4 E!H! wmm w /v/WpH ■I, It's a long way between drinks (560 miles) And in a Mercedes-Benz 200 D each one of these 560 miles costs you only 134 cents Since 1936 Mercedes-Benz have produced more than 500,000 diesel passenger cars making Mercedes-Benz the biggest selling Diesel passenger car in197 words
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Advertisement858 1966-07-17 5 i OUTSTANDING WATCHES FOR OUTSTANDING MEN RADO'S constant research in making outstanding watches for outstanding men shows proof of yet another three modern designs available today. The bold, masculine line of Rado 990 Square watch; the new Green Horse Daymaster De Luxe which gives you the day and date and858 words
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Local News
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Article321 1966-07-17 6 JAMAL ALI - By JAMAL ALI KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Indonesian students have been a vital force in changing the course of the Indonesian revolution. Banded together in the strongly anti-Com-m un i st Indonesian Students' Action Front, known as 'KAMI,' they have found themselves a place in the321 words
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Article272 1966-07-17 6 ROBERT KUAN - ROBERT KUAN. IPOH, Sat. An on-the-spot survey, of tin mines in Perak operated by the pioneers of the tin industry revealed that there are at present 627 tin mines operating in full swing. "Out of this total, 305 of them belong to the low272 words
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417 1966-07-17 6 \f ALACCA, Sat. A team of Canadian experts have recommended a $330 million development complex in the state, writes Wee Hock Chye our correspondent. The multi-million dollar projects include a: Port at Pulau Besar with an outer harbour for a shipbreaking417 words
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465 1966-07-17 6 MUSA SCULLY - —Last Aid Malaysia Club meeting in KL end of month •r MUSA SCULLY WHILE there is still no immediate hope that Britain might change her mind and give Malaysia the $630 million aid in development, member! of the Aid Malaysia Club will465 words
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Article, Illustration707 1966-07-17 7 JOHN KAM - SCIENTIST REVEALS... By JOHN KAM KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.—Just a half hour's drive from the heart of the Federal Capital are the Intriguing Batu Caves—perhaps the only natural feature for tourists to visit in the vicinity. Although many of us are unaware of the707 words
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844 1966-07-17 8 CHAN KAM YAU - By CHAN KAM YAU T/"UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia's industrial, comJX mercial and agricultural development, despite their rapid growth, has so far been unable to check the mounting unemployment situation in the country The adverse factors resulting from confrontation, though serious, have844 words
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109 1966-07-17 8 pENANG, Sat. More than $31,140, 000 will be spent on several housing schemes here in the next five years. The single biggest project will be a $2O million low-cost housing. To be financed by the Central Government, the scheme will consist of 14 multi-storey109 words
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235 1966-07-17 8 News from Muar JVJUAR, Sat.—The Sultan of Johore will open the eleventh Johore State Scout Rally here on July 29. About 2,000 Scout Commissioners, scouters and boy scouts from eight districts in the State will attend the three-day rally. The districts taking part are:235 words
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Article158 1966-07-17 8 MUAR, Sat. The Muar Town Council is working on a blueprint to convert TanJong Ketapang, a reclaimed swampland about one mile from here into a tourist centre. The project, which will cost 8 million is one of the biggest ever undertaken by the Muar Town158 words
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Article30 1966-07-17 8 MUAR, Sat. Eighteen local councils in the Muar District have been allotted a grant of $8,700,000 for extensive and housing projects under the First Malaysia Rural Development Programme.30 words
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Article43 1966-07-17 8 MUAE, Sat. —Work has started on a new Comprehensive School costing $220,000 at Seri Menanti, 15 miles from here. The new school which has worksliops for Domestic Science and craft-work is expected to be ready by January •next year.43 words
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Article, Illustration464 1966-07-17 8 ROBERT KUAN - Motherless, h the five-foot-way and uses rags as ROBERT KUAN. TPOH, Sat.— Ipoh deserves a big pat on the back for all it is doing to bring smiles to the faces of its poor and needy and downtrodden. Official encouragement to voluntary464 words
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363 1966-07-17 26 Ben D'Cunha - 6 officials in Malaysian, team. By Ben D'Cunha Kuala Lumpur, Sat.. r JHE Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman will attend the third Association of Southeast Asia's (ASA) Foreign Ministers' confer- ence in Bangkok from August 3-5. This is the first meeting363 words
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Article110 1966-07-17 26 J£UALA LUMPUR, SAT. Parcels containing some pistols and pressurised air rifles with bullets sent from China to their Jakarta Embassy have been seized by Jakarta military authorities, diplomatic sources disclosed today. The sources said that the parcels were confiscated at the main post office in110 words
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Miscellaneous601 1966-07-17 7 What's on in today s Radio and Television T.V. MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur GUAGE 5.55 NATIONAL and Penang: 6 Ipoh and SONGS 6.00 NEWS IN TAMIL Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore H2 S fi^°£^ M ß^ Bahr pihiJq P Khfinl BatU S&TT^O IG^WS^ C EN£ ranai, y ft.iuan£. LISH601 words
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Advertisement48 1966-07-17 8 Ask for ggOTiEn? CANNED PRODUCTS "DRIED CURRIED CHICKEN" DRIED CURRIED BEEF'* "DRIED CURRIED MUTTON" "WHITE CURRIED CHICKEN" "LAKSA CRAVY" "SATAY CRAVY" "CURRY CRAVY" "CHILLY SAUCE" Also Tropical Fruit |uices Fruits in Syrup, etc., etc. Available at all Supermarkets or at:Java Provision Store 117, Killiney Road, Singapore-?. Tel: *****.48 words
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Advertisement242 1966-07-17 9 MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD NIN OFFER II NEW SPECIAL SEIIItE 11 7) YOU MAY NOW DRAW UP TO S3DD ON YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT ANY ONE OF THE 108 BRANCHES OF MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD IN MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE BRUNEI JUST PRESENT YOUR PASSBOOK IDENTITY CARD AT ANY OF THE 108 BRANCHES Mr*242 words
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Ourselves
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Article, Illustration381 1966-07-17 10 General Manager Mr. See Gim Hock, General Manager, Eastern Sun, has been associated with newspapers and news agencies for over 40 years. He was for many years manager of Reuters, Malaya and Singapore, up to the end of 1957. Later, he became the advertising representative of381 words
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Advertisement56 1966-07-17 10 OVERSEAS UNION BANK, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF SINGAPORE) Tha 39-tfortf Overseas Union Building undar con• mtruction at the cornar of Orchard Road and Grange j #?oad, Singaport Mlm liiiiiiiii miii lUbSbSSSSSssssI Complete World Wide Ba Hrad Offlet: RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE, 1. Branch**: KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG, IPOH, MALACCA, IUTTIRWOOTH.56 words
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Advertisement293 1966-07-17 10 the SECRET i GAVIOTA FOLIA LIZER Orchids grow best with CAVIOTA FOLIAR 63 FERTILIZER containing all trace elements and plant food essentials can supply the nutrient* and minerals required to produce good growth and healthy plants. A BETTER GARDEN! GAVIOTA orchid organic fertilizer has been specially compounded to provide orchid293 words
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Art
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Article, Illustration867 1966-07-17 11 C. F. Lee - By C. F. Lee the layman, the J mention of an art department in v a riably conjures up the image of a group of artists (shaggy-haired or otherwise) earnestly working at their paintings with brushes and paint. But the867 words
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Miscellaneous336 1966-07-17 11 >-. and i i V. V CANCER June 22-July 23 r are brightening up for you now. Cheer up as everything points to a good period ahead. LEO July 24-Aug. 23 JF you are thinking of taking that long trip to see your relatives and Iriends do so now. With336 words
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321 1966-07-17 12 SINGAPORE, SAT. 'THE Press here is free to tell the truth but it must also bear in mind the "special circumstances" of the island Republic in working towards a progres- sive society. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Enche Othman321 words
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330 1966-07-17 12 SINGAPORE, Sat. The chairman of the Eastern Sun, Datin Aw Kow, has pledged that the newspaper will help to preserve peace and harmony among Asian nations. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the Eastern Sun, a new daily English language newspaper, at330 words
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Article155 1966-07-17 12 CINGAPORE, Sat. A leader of a trading community here has described the newspaper as a "spiritual food" for all and it is their duty to support and nurture it. Mr. Soon Peng Yam. President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, made this appeal when he addressed155 words
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Article, Illustration70 1966-07-17 12 Red carpet welcome for guest-of-honour Escorting the guest-of-honour, Enche Othman Wok, Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, (centre) up the red-carpeted steps leading to the auditorium of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street here last night, are (from left): Datin Aw Kow. Chairman of Eastern Sun; Mr.70 words
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Advertisement276 1966-07-17 13 olivetti factories make the same machines, use the same methods 1 1 > II 111 i: 14 ■U f i-l-L. 11 Ml 11 iilil l l i i i lil 1 1 TT Mil ttttttt ill iil i i i T'Tl mrr 14 jr fr I LaiLHiiLL iij.ii j *****1276 words
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Article, Illustration1064 1966-07-17 14 'Real game of man-hunting' TUICV rC tOU S h I riL I looking ond short. Clad in olive jungle green uniforms, their red berets perched on the heads hiding their wavy hair, they are the iron men of Senoi Pra'aq, the1,064 words
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Article762 1966-07-17 16 Eastern Sun enters the newspaper world of Malaysia and Singapore at the most auspicious period in the history of South-east Asia. This region is now on the threshold of peaceful co-existence after two decades of ferment as new nations emerged into full sovereignty from the cocoon of762 words
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Article, Illustration907 1966-07-17 16 The EASTERN SUN a brave new paper in a brave new world in the making. Malaya, the leading light in the new Malaysian federation of just under TEN MILLION PEOPLE. What a long way it has come from those early907 words
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Article, Illustration715 1966-07-17 16 Singapore undrr thr dynamic leadership of Prime Minister I,re Kit,in Yew has the uill and determination to succeed. 11 will certainly start another 'chapter in the lust or > olj'Asi.i writes Lhn liong Walt, out pore chit-f r<p«.rt#*r,^ A CI A has come715 words
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Article, Illustration524 1966-07-17 17 Lim Thow Boon - By Lim Thow Boon Kuala Lumpur, Sat. EVERY morning, rain or shine, farmer Ismail bin S. M. Dom is up at six to say his prayers and prepare for a new day. To an onlooker, he is just another cheerful farmer524 words
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490 1966-07-17 17 Madeleine Nathan - By Madeleine Nathan SINGAPORE, Sat. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Probably scores of female voices have been raised in fracas, torn at sixes and seven when Fanny Fern quipped the phrase. And a lot more490 words
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THE NEW FILMS
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109 1966-07-17 18 "Unless you are a character actress," beautiful Virna Lisi declared on the Paramount set of "Assault On A Queen," 'an actress' body is part of her salability. "When I started acting in Europe, I hoped to get along on what dramatic talent I had.109 words
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Article, Illustration253 1966-07-17 18 TAI SING ONN - TAI SING ONN Arc 117 in Brazil (Mission For A Killer) enters vW its 19th day at> the REX Kuala Lumpur today and understandably so. When you have been having a surfeit of spy spoofs and thrillers this is a lightning pick-me-up. You are not253 words
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216 1966-07-17 18 T* HERE'S an old adage Ain the movie business that "Beauty Contest Winners Never Become Stars". But four of the beautiful actresses who recently completed starring roles in Paramount Pictures seem to prove the exception to that rule. Or, more accurately, to prove that216 words
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Article284 1966-07-17 18 Presley 's price of success CWIVEL-HIPPED, drea-my-eyed Elvis Presley who shot to world fame in tne fifties with his delivery of pop music and to this day has remained a top showbusiness idol, pays what may seem a heavy price for his sensational success. He cannot eat in a restaurant,284 words
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Article, Illustration445 1966-07-17 18 Mervyn Nicholas - =says= Mervyn Nicholas THE demand or more spy thrillers to cater for the picture -going public, seems to be steadily going up and up. The moment James Bond caught the attention of the box-office crowds with his bevy of sexy girls and deadly445 words
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254 1966-07-17 18 AQI Top Secret New York now showing at the Pavilion in Kuala Lumpur. The film was off to a violent start. A killing in the dark in sprawling New York. And then yet another killing in broad daylight. Next the focus is on Agent254 words
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Article73 1966-07-17 18 Lovely Suzanne Pleshette, had one of the most frightening experiences of her career while filming "Nevada Smith" on location. Producer director Henry Hathaway moved the cast and crew to the swampy bayous of Loui- siana for key scenes, including a sequence in which Suzanne had73 words
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Advertisement262 1966-07-17 18 make any recorder sound more like an AMPEX X 111 mm^K I AMPFX IN IfMW ft t.U MIL POLYtSTER 941 You choose the sound. Any patented Forrosheen process, sound. New Ampex Series 900 which eliminates roughness the Tape polished by the Ferro- first time, and every time, a sheen process262 words
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Advertisement101 1966-07-17 18 Heartiest Congratulations to Eastern Sun f>faee pjf w iih For Security and Service OVERSEAS UNION TRUST BUILDING FIXED DEPOSITS SPECIAL DEPOSITS HOUSING LOANS •SHORTTERM FINANCING OVERSEAS UNION TRUST LTD. (A Wholfy-o*necl Subsidiary of OVERSEAS UNION BANK iTD) J HEAD OFFICE: 43-47. New Bridge Road. Singapore. Tel: *****'T BRANCHES: Overseas Union101 words
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Miscellaneous152 1966-07-17 18 9 ORCHARDS 3^6i ■Cnd BIG D %T! 9 am. 12.45. 4.3* I.W pm "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" Gcraldine Chaplin. Jalie ChrUtle 10mm PanavLnion Metrocolor An M-O-M Picture School Children 11 50 to any seat day <:ho»s daily including Bun. A HOiiday». Please contact Manager I CAT HAY PKone 3 ***** OPEN'S TODAY!152 words
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Miscellaneous196 1966-07-17 18 'SHAW GANISATIOK LIDO Phone 2841 V Now Showing: 11-1.45-4 "CHINESE ADVENTTBKf IN CHINA" Eaatmancolor (I A) Starring URSULA ANDHESB CAPITOL Phone ***** Harry! SEASON ENDINO SOON 11 am. 1.45. 4. 6.30 9.3 A pm m Rock Hudson. Claudia Cardinal* "BLINDFOLD" Panavision Color (UI-BB* Today 9am Morning Shoo "Heroic Breed" Mandarin196 words
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Article, Illustration152 1966-07-17 19 These 13 beauties, picked for their physical endowments "most beautiful eyes," Reductive shoulders," "dimpled arms" can make the day bright and breezy. They will be seen in Paramount's, "The Swinger." Chosen from hundreds of gorgeous applicants, producer-director George Sidney says: "They152 words
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Article349 1966-07-17 19 Hoo Ban Khee - ...Petting a giant Gouramis, that's what's new By Hoo Ban Khee ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. ,Y Ever heard of petting with a fish in its tank, just like you are caressing a snoring pussycat? This is just what happened when I visited Mr. See Yee Poh's private349 words
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Article136 1966-07-17 19 MIAMI, Florida, Sat. (AP) The Irish beauty in the Miss Universe contest denounced one-piece bathing suits as a cover-up for flat chests, scars, and other failings. "You can get away with murder in the top of a onepiece bathing suit,*' said Gladys Ann Waller, who has no136 words
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445 1966-07-17 19 Pi Si - By Pi Si PORT DICKSON, Sat. Each week-end hundreds of holiday makers from Kuala Lumpur, Seremban and Malacca make a beeline here to swim in the sea and to bask in the sunshine. For years now the beach here has been a445 words
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Advertisement51 1966-07-17 19 CONGRATULATIONS to EASTERN SUN on the occasion of their inauguration from CmfyL SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IPOH SEREMBAN MALAYSIA LAND INVESTMENT CO, LTD. 138, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE-1. TEL: *****-***** SOON PENG YAM TOH AIK CHOON SIM LAI HEE TAN HOOI BING I SIA YONG 5 ANG CHIN BEE ANG KIAN51 words
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Advertisement309 1966-07-17 19 STAMFORD COLLEGE STAMFORD COLLEGE STAMFORD COLLEGE Plan Your Success with COLLEGE Famed for efficiency and examination results and commended as a model by Colombo Plan experts• Stamford College can help you, whether you are still in school, or have left school and are seeking further education, or are working and309 words
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Article, Illustration426 1966-07-17 20 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat. "Peace is my dream I envy the peace that you are enJoying here," said Puan Sri Tran Kim Phuong, wife of Tan Sri Tran Kim Phuong, the Vietnam ambassador to Malaysia. Over a cold drink at the Embassy,426 words
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Article, Illustration470 1966-07-17 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Helen Tan, the shy, unsure budding beauty, crowned 'Miss Malaya' for Miss Universe contest five years ago, is now a beauty in ful) bloom, poised, confident of herself. She is married to Mr. Low Yow Chuan, assistant manager of470 words
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Article, Illustration368 1966-07-17 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —Senator Aisah Ghani, a leading woman politician, left for United Kingdom 10 years ago with one aim—to widen her academic prospects, so as to help spread the activities of Malaysian women in the country. She left behind her368 words
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Article, Illustration278 1966-07-17 21 pENANG, Sat. Vivacious Miss Patricia Augustus, who was acclaimed Miss Malaysia last year, stated that she did not intend to take part in any more beauty contests because "I have reached the very top. Let the others have a chance." Now278 words
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Article, Illustration411 1966-07-17 21 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. "You can call me a human dictionary and encyclopaedia said Mrs. Douglas K. K. Lee, as she picked up the receiver of the telephone that rang impatiently beside her. Mrs. Lee is the National Secretary of the Red Cross Society and411 words
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Article136 1966-07-17 21 YfIAMI BEACH, Florida. Sat. ITA(UPI) Maria Clarinda Soriano, Miss Philippines, can't find her terno. "It's somewhere in Chicago.** she said. The terno, a long slim gown with butterfly sleeves, is Miss Soriano's national costume. "It's the airline strike." she said sadly. Miss Soriano is in the136 words
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Advertisement267 1966-07-17 20 Movie Star, Violet Hung. i m m m ■p SERRAVALLO'S TONIC A famous Italian Bark and Iron Tonic Wine since 1848 Hot Amu awarded 24 Go Medals. Over 10,000 Medical Testimonials. It doesn't take a connoisseur to appreciate Serravallo's Tonic you too can enjoy it. Serravallo's Tonic has all the267 words
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Advertisement352 1966-07-17 20 OANS IA WOir "t'AUOCNCf «OU|T| Sole Agent:— C. NICOLICH P.O. Box 454 S pore. Tel: ***** J E REVI£H s i -4; m 4 < r^i THE UNIVERSAL TONIC that will bring life and gaiety to you. URODONAL will protect you against Rheumatism, paint in tha joints and Arthritis. Take352 words
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Advertisement111 1966-07-17 21 futaat TWIN BRAND STAWIESS STEEL SEE TODAY OR ANY TIME THE VARIOUS LOVELY TWIN BRAND PATTERN ON DISPLAY latest in (graceful EBOSI LINE adds a touch o) distinctive elegance to your' tabic fitting. |f| Mt|n fioilh MainlcM dcrl and eb*y pla«tie reftota (be good wu tb* hoate» 'The bUrk handle111 words
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Advertisement53 1966-07-17 21 Write Aunt l Don't worry. What's happened to you is not the end of the world. Unexpected things do happen. When they do, don't take any hasty action. Write to Aunty Tan who will help you with sound advice. Address your letters to Aunty Tan, Eastern Sun, 23 B, Cantonment53 words
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Advertisement27 1966-07-17 21 It's so easy to make your home more beautiful ...more valuable...with ICI luxury paints. They cover quickly, completely. They last longer... stay bright and clean for years..27 words
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Article, Illustration766 1966-07-17 22 Musa Scully - E_ Musa Scully Kuala Lumpur, Sot. IT'S powerful, superspacious but yet surprisingly compact. This is the new MORRIS 1800—your best buy for a quality family saloon. Based on the Issigonis transverse-en-gine concept, but this time in the big-car class, it has a766 words
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Article, Illustration451 1966-07-17 22 RESEARCH INTO POOR VISIBILITY pAN car-drivers travelling at high speed be enabled to steer a safe course amidst dangers on the road even in thick fog? The right answer to this problem could save thousands of people every year in Britain alone from death or451 words
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Advertisement15 1966-07-17 22 With the Compliments of EVERFINE COMPANY (RENT-A-CAR) Limited 519, Serangoon Rd., Singapore-8. Tel: *****. >TJpji:(to]^ii]iirn;raT15 words
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Advertisement147 1966-07-17 22 With The Compdmehts of THE UNION COMMERCIAL ABT a ADVERTISING CO., 3rd. Floor, F. A. M. House, Jalan Birch, Kuala Lumpur* Tel: *****, ***** *****. For The Best make it a point to see us first and get the Best Value for your money. Used Cars Specialists with a Good147 words
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Advertisement107 1966-07-17 23 if you know all about Handy Angle why are you reading this ad? Handy Angle tail nawa any mora. Nobody ma*aae»ae*a abort WaatulP. Noone asks what else know nothinß ,ito accurate to within point oh oh ona of an Inch. Tha eteel we make it from has to meet "•*7107 words
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Advertisement70 1966-07-17 23 ASIA INSURANCE CO. LTD. 4ND ASIA LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LTD. EXTEND BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE EASTERN SUN ON ITS OPENING r7=\-J«=>r-We are proud to have been chosen to provide insurance coverage for the Eastern Sun Managing Director: Mr. Ng Aik Huan Director Manager: Mr. Tan Eng Chin More70 words
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Article, Illustration1380 1966-07-17 24 starring Steve McQueen (as Max) Karl Maiden Brian Keith produced and directed by Joseph E. Lrrine Begins today the thrilling story of ''Nevada Smith" a character in THE CARPET-BAGGERS created by HAROLD ROBBINS. With kind courtesy of Paramount Films and Screen Stories. To the young prospector, the three1,380 words
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Advertisement190 1966-07-17 24 r 3 •f* iV* *«%■> HI ■^r batteries '■'v A zinc than 5 //7 Vv 1 eveready HAD VEREAfI EVEREADY i ALKAUN6 Battery ii RAOC MAKK nun itn ALKALINE B ATTEB y U-, It UP IO TIMES service TO MfS 'O 1Q 'ORE MQr UP MES TO o more ct190 words
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432 1966-07-17 25 REGRET to say this very much, but vocalist Paul Jones will be leaving Manfred Mann in two weeks from today! Michael d'Abo is the Manfreds' new vocalist, and he Is featured on their first single for Philips, new set. The song will be a432 words
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Article, Illustration387 1966-07-17 25 SINGAPORE, Sat Siva, the leader of "The Cyclones", an amateur pop group here, considered "I'll" as the best song that "we've recorded". His favourite composers? "At the moment I like Bob Dylan, and th e Beatles Lennon and McCartney." Siva's answers to other questions are as follows:387 words
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111 1966-07-17 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. "Hell's Kittens", the "Cockroaches", the Planets", the "Five E's" th e "Mexican Kids" these bizarre names have been appearing all over town recently. On lamp-posts, walls of houses, pillars of shophouses, on the pavements, on the back of seats in buses,111 words
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Article, Illustration202 1966-07-17 25 FEBRUARY 16, 1965 was the 15th day of the Chinese New Year It was also the day The Rolling Stones came, saw, and conquered the teenagers of Singapore. Indeed, louder than the volley of crackers outside the Singapore Badminton Hall was the fever-pitched screaming inside. Much of202 words
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216 1966-07-17 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The National Capital here will be a "jamboree" of music, songs and dances in the next ten days. First to start the ball rol- ling will be a Lecture Recital presented by Derrick Hughes on Tuesday at the British Council Hall216 words
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Advertisement34 1966-07-17 25 DECCA Side 1: Mother's Little Helper Stupidl Cirl Lady |ane* Under My Thumb Doncha Bother Me Coin Home. it 2: Flight 505 High And Dry Out TL; i xrs?. the rolling stones DECCA 478634 words
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Advertisement144 1966-07-17 25 ißijP x: :v :> N-. -V Wx *o' >: •>• >: .v.:■ x <&s<> :-y y l< Mf'f r-jfcy,. <*sr ::>:• >, "*g *<> V» KhMI v.:. v'v •v :.;:;v--f zMMmm m ST HH mm Wm f' X •<• m %m. y y O:y y <:' £mM tWM IH PHILIPS144 words
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310 1966-07-17 26 ]\EW YORK, Sot. (AP)-Pan American Airways confirmed yesterday that the Singapore Government had barred the airline from carrying passengers, cargo and mail between Singapore and Manila. The restriction, which went into effect, on July 1, also prohibits Panam from carrying U.S. military mail310 words
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Article115 1966-07-17 26 CEOUL, Sat. (UP I) Heavy rains around Seoul and central Korea yesterday left about 25,000 people homeless today and took a heavy toll of life. Authorities said at least 12 persons were known dead and eight others were listed as missing so far. Police said most115 words
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Article89 1966-07-17 26 VATICAN CITY, Sat. (UPI) —Popes Pius xii and John xxiii have cleared a major hurdle in the long road to sainthood, it was learned yesterday. Informed Vatican sources said the Congregation of Rites on Thursday approved the beatification applications for both the late Pontiffs. Beatification89 words
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237 1966-07-17 26 £HICAGO, Sat. (UPI). —Dr. Martin Luther Kin? and Mayor Richard J. Daley reached agreement last night on a neighbourhood "cool off" programme, minutes before National Guard units moved into the city's racial riot-torn West Side. Immediate effects of the King-Daley agreement could not be determined.237 words
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Article111 1966-07-17 26 WASHINGTON, Sat. (AP) Fifteen developed nations will jointly examine next week what they can do to help the developing countries fight hunger. But the hungry countries, or about two-thirds of the world's entire population, must increase their own food production and cannot rely in the future111 words
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Article44 1966-07-17 26 OTTAWA. Sat. (AP) Canada will send 10 prepackaged hospitals to South Vietnam for civilian use, the External Aid Office announced yesterday. Each unit contains 200 beds, with equipment and medical supplies for the care and treatment of sick and injured persons.44 words
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Miscellaneous59 1966-07-17 26 TODAY S TIME AND TIDE TODAY: Penang 11.58 a.m. (8.4 ft.): Port Sweetenham 4.38 a.m. (12 ft.) 5 p.m. (13:3 ft:): Port Dickson 5.36 a.m. (7.5 ft.) 6.19 p.m. (9 ft:): Singapore 11.05 a.m. (7.4 ft.) 9.52 p.m. (8.6 ft.): Sedili Kechil 10.04 a.m. (7.7 ft.) 7.29 p.m: (6:7 ft.):59 words
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Article, Illustration459 1966-07-17 27 Maureen Lee - Former Miss Malaysia has received her key to freedom, and... By Maureen Lee L I'ALA LUMPUR, Sat Clara de Run, 21, last year's *Miss Malaysia' entry for the 'Miss World' title, has just received her "key" to freedom. And with459 words
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Article, Illustration250 1966-07-17 27 IPOH, Sat.— A stenographer at an Ipoh motor firm, will take the feminine lead In a Chinese theatrical show at St. John's Hall here on September 16. The proceeds will be in aid of the Anti-Tuber-culosis Association, Perak. She is Miss Patricia Chin, who is250 words
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Article, Illustration10 1966-07-17 27 Miss Patricia Chin as the heroine "Tew Sin"10 words
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Advertisement36 1966-07-17 27 v T Heartiest Congratulations EASTERN SUN and wishing you in the future from u UAN SENG CONSTRUCTION CO 60, KLANG GATES ROAD, KUALA LLmkuK. Tel: *****2, *****. LOW LAI SENG KIM NENG MOUI HO TENG CHEONG. ♦>36 words
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Advertisement252 1966-07-17 27 m m v: m 88# WBw .V SS6 ><• a A •<x; X: MM >->• v% m W i *<■»< •••v 'SSAf. ■?> A* m S* >t; zw *r.r f v^--juwpp.lij.u.n.i.ll •w •:.v ■S, r m *vr r H «*mki Mm -<B?> X~f' 3.53 pR ■<o> d Hi >' Bf252 words
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Article, Illustration878 1966-07-17 28 JOHN KAM - Bv JOHN KAM ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— THE EASTERN SUN— Malaysia'! new national independent daily—was off to a shining start as the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman launched its printing press in Petaling Jaya on July 7 and wished its organisers(Pix by Mok; Voon).; (Fix by Chow Kuan Yee). - 878 words
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Article, Illustration574 1966-07-17 28 MUSA SCULLY - Daily dedicated to welfare of people sx. MUSA SCULLY T£UALA LUMPUR, Sat— AX THE EASTERN SUN is a newspaper dedicated to the welfare and aspirations of the people of Malaysia and Singapore. This Is the realisation of a plan made four and a574 words
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Article, Illustration221 1966-07-17 28 Datln Aw Kow, the chairman of EASTERN SUN has always taken a keen interest in the social and welfare activities in the Republic of Singapore. A former pupil of Fairfield Methodist O i r 1 s' School and Methodist Girls' School, Datln Aw has served as president221 words
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Article, Illustration352 1966-07-17 29 C. F. Lee - ilains came but Tunku says It's by C. F. Lee, THE place: Petaling Jay a, The time: 5.30 p.m. The occasion: The opening of the multimillion dollar printing press of the EASTERN SUN by Tunku Abdul Rahman, Prime Minister of Malaysia. It352 words
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Article, Illustration314 1966-07-17 30 SINGAPORE, Sat.- Hundreds of people in Singapore will long remember the inauguration of the Eastern Sun at the auditorium of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. As the distinguished guests walked along the red-carpet stairs their thoughts must had been centred314 words
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Article481 1966-07-17 30 Hoo Ban Khee - FACSIMILE: Bf Hoo Ban Khee KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. FACSIMILE, the nine-letter word spells a new era in the world of journalism in Southeast Asia generally and in Malaysia in particular. With the introduction of Facsimile, the Eastern Sun, has brought the reading public in this481 words
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Advertisement354 1966-07-17 29 expansion nnw SMBAPORFS HRST GOMPOTHI CENTRE POWERFUL NCR 315 COMPUTER TO BE INSTALLED IN NCR SINGAPORE DATA PROCESSING CENTRE In- line with the NCR plan for a FT chain of powerfully-equipped Computer Centres throughout f the Far East, South-East Asia and Australasia, In Japan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore,354 words
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FIRST DAY PENANG RACES
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Article1233 1966-07-17 31 Best bets: Mona Lisa Gypsy High Ruler Speedy Mona Lisa hard to beat Race 1 Horses CI. 6, Oiv. I—Aht. 7 furs. 2.30 p.m. 2 500 NMafat*' *ewtov/n 3 S tabfe? b Teh 12® 9 10 5 949 Panchor (H.H. The SulUn Chuah 7 4 972 Rourh Tough1,233 words
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Article336 1966-07-17 31 Mona Lisa should return to the winning list by heading her opposition in Race 4 over 5| f. for Class II sprinters at Penang this afternoon, opening day of the Penang Summer Cup meeting. This Matrice mare showed a bright turn of foot when she336 words
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Article126 1966-07-17 31 PENANG, Sat. With the 1966 racing season now in its half way mark, Jockey Les Coles is leading in the Jockeys' championship with 34 winners he is four winners ahead of Des Coleman, last year's champion. Coles was in brilliant riding form at the recently126 words
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288 1966-07-17 31 Gypsy gets my vote in Race 5 for Class II Div. I performers over 7f. Last time out Gypsy found one too good when going down to Napoleon Solo over 6 f. With Napoleon Solo now in Class I, it looks like Gypsy's288 words
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Article179 1966-07-17 31 Chatsmoth should keep up the good work and win Race 1 for Class VI Div. I 7f race. Last time out at Kuala Lumpur Chatsmoth came with a flourish to beat Lourjet over 6f. She will again be ridden by apprentice Yeo and with a handy179 words
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Article125 1966-07-17 31 Lourjet put up a promising showing at Kuala Lumpur last month when she finished second to Chatsmoth over 6f. She was running on strongly at the finish. She should be even better over today's 7f. With one pound more she should 'go one better' and125 words
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Article188 1966-07-17 31 Magister should make no mistake in Race 3. He put up an encouraging showing at Kuala Lumpur when second to Calvados over 9f after making most of the running. He should show the benefit of that run and make his presence felt over today's 7f, despite having188 words
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Article118 1966-07-17 31 WINDSOR LAD* Race 1 CHATSMOTH Transportation Milkman MILKMAN Toro Daikeith PANCHOR Milkman Toro Race I LOIRJET Gay Buccaneer Chiiba Chuba CHUBA CHUBA Gay Buccaneer Sir Merit CHUBA CHUBA i Dairy Kinf Sir Merit Race S M AGISTER Flying Mist Great Eafle RED PEONY Zoorama Emir Star JADE SCEPTRE Mon118 words
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Article167 1966-07-17 31 Bucentaur 111 is in such striking form that she should outsmart her opposition in the main 7f for Class V performers. The Turkaris mare put up a splendid showing when she beat a Div. II field over 7f at Kuala Lumpur last month. Always in touch167 words
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Article220 1966-07-17 31 High Ruler, Gunsmith, Eve* Onward and Sir Ojam should battle out the issue in Race 6 for Class II division field handicap over 7f. I am taking High Ruler to finish tops. High Ruler put in two splendid showings on this course in May. He220 words
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Advertisement105 1966-07-17 31 FOR ENTHUSIASTS OF ALL KINDS OF SEA SPORTS —TIT ONI SEflscOPEpa ...is the perfect answer to your time keeping problems w X s i o Ref 727 TITONI SeascoperD watches are carefully tested in the HSHHB All laboratory of our modern watchmaking factory in I I W I Switzerland to105 words
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297 1966-07-17 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Director of the Rubber Research Institute, Dr. B. C. Sekhar, today urged Malaysian rubber producers to adopt the latest forms of rubber presentation if they did not wish to be left behind in the industry. He stressed that it was297 words
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Article113 1966-07-17 32 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Four hundred and fifty students of MARA College were today orientated to college life. Among them were 14 students from Sarawak and four from Sabah. They will be taking up business and professional courses at the college for a period of two to113 words
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Article130 1966-07-17 32 Kuala Lumpur, Sat. Three youths yesterday morning stopped a clerk from the Thye Yong Hong Company Limited here and robbed him of 17 cheques issued for $13,101-59 only to find later they were of no value to them. Mr. Koik Kow Chai, a general clerk130 words
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Article117 1966-07-17 32 SINGAPORE. Sat. Australia intends to participate fully in the economic and educational growth of this region, said Mr. Lan Sinclair, leader of the visiting Australian Parliamentarians this morning. Mr. Sinclair, Australia's Minister for Social Ser- vices, said that his country had a permanent "geographic stake''117 words
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Article275 1966-07-17 32 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat.—The Indonesian liaison team is now making final arrangements to return over 600 Indonesian prisoners captured during confrontation, official sources disclosed. The Malaysian Government has given the team a complete list of prisoners to help the team in their investigations, and facilities275 words
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Article247 1966-07-17 32 T ABU AN (SAB AH) Sat. The Central Government will spend $Bl million for ports and marine services over the next five years, the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir disclosed today. This expenditure was being made, he said, "with the object of247 words
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Article79 1966-07-17 32 SINGAPORE Sat. —The Association of Banks In Malaysia today made the following changes In Its rates to merchants, viz: New York: buying T.T. 31-5/8; airmail O.D. 32-3/4, 90 d/st. 331/4 credit bills, 33-3/8 trade bills. Canada: buying T.T. 35-1/8 airmail O.D. 35-1/4, 90 d/st 35-13/16 credit bills.79 words
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Advertisement196 1966-07-17 32 EXAKTA-SYSTEM 1 M A EXA EXAKTA varocs mmimuii'i 0 I •*•>••• U THE CHOICE OF SPECIALISTS FOR ITS AMAZINC VERSATILITY AND UNPARALLELED PERFORMANCE. EXAKTA Varex lib is the complete answer in all fields of photographic ranging from Photomicrography Astro work in the Observatory. EXAKTA Camera with PANCOLAR F2.0/50mm FAD 294.00196 words
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