Eastern Sun, 30 August 1966
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Title Section26 1966-08-30 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1. No. 43. Tuesday, August 30 1966. ■fr MC (P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 cenU26 words
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89 1966-08-30 1 HONOLULU. Hawaii, Mon. (AP). St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral in Honolulu was f.lled on Saturday nitjht for the wedding of Miss Pamelia Chong and Dr. Lee Suan Yew. I)r. Lee is the son of Mr. ind Mrs. Lee Chin Koon of Singapore and is the89 words
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Article42 1966-08-30 1 TSANGKOK, Mon. (AFP) Thai Foreign Minister Inn Thanat Khoman declared today that he fully support General de Gaulle's speech in Addis Ababa in tthich the French President called for joint action by all peace-loving nations to halt the Vietnam war.42 words
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Article441 1966-08-30 1 Dr. Malik stresses of immediate participation in the world body JAKARTA, MON. AFP INDONESIA is certain to return to the United Notions. The only thing that is needed is President Sukarno's order. This was stated here today by the Foreign Minister, Dr. Adam Malik. Speaking441 words
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148 1966-08-30 1 MANILA, Mon. (AFP) Indonesia's militant Journal Mr. Mochtar Lubis is scheduled to arrive in Manila by air from Hong Kong tonight to receive next Wednesday the Ramon Magsaysay award for journalism and literature he won eight years ago. Mr. Lubis was unable148 words
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169 1966-08-30 1 JAKARTA, Mon. (AFP) Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman said here today that he would not press Indonesia to join the Association of South-east Asia (ASA). Speaking to newsmen on arrival for a three-day official visit at the invitation of his Indonesian counterpart, Dr. Adam169 words
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131 1966-08-30 1 SINGAPORE Mon. (AFP) The body of Indonesian Ambassador Lukman Hakim, 52. who died in Bonn on Aug. 20, was received with full military honours on arrival in Jakarta by air today, Radio Jakarta reported. A delegation, which included Foreign Minister Dr. Adam Malik, Police131 words
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Article135 1966-08-30 1 SAIGON, Mon. (AFP) American aircraft destroyed two high speed North Vietnamese launches and damaged two others in the Gulf of Tonkin during the past 24 hours, the U.S. High Command announced today. Two of the launches were blasted by carrier based A-6 Intruders with rockets and cannon135 words
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Article93 1966-08-30 1 HONG KONG, Mon. (AFP) Mr. Fred Lee, Secretary of State for the Colonies today held behind-the-scene talks with the Governor. Sir David Trench and other high government officials. The discussions were officially described as of a general nature. Later in the day, the Co- lonial Secretary visited93 words
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Article, Illustration122 1966-08-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Mr. Kwok Hae Leong, University of Malaya lecturer who will study for his Ph.D. at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. will depart shortly for the United States. Mr. Kwok has been a lecturer in the Faculty of Engineering since 1962. Before that he122 words
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Article197 1966-08-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. There has been a spate of taxi robberies in the Federal capital these last few days. During the last 24 hours, three cases of taxi drivers were robbed in various parts of the town. These were reported to the police. •REPORT No. 1197 words
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Article81 1966-08-30 2 BRUNEI Town Mon. The Agricultural department has tendered for a small sugar cane mill to manufacture sugar in Brunei. The Government wants to see whether sugar can be manufactured commercially in the State. In June last year sugar was manufactured by hand from cane grown at81 words
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Article61 1966-08-30 2 SEGAMAT, Mon. Puan Fakhriah bte Dato Haji Mohd. Noah, wife of the District here has been reelected President of the Segamat District GirlGuides Association, for the fifth successive year. Other officials are: Vicepresident Mrs. Dr. R.F. D'Costa, Secretary Mrs. B. F D'Costa and treasurer Mrs. Lim Ban Chee.61 words
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414 1966-08-30 2 CHAN KAM YAU - By CHAN KAM YAU KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A form of "thought control" with all its odious implications, "unbelievable, paralysing and shocking." This is how the Democratic Action Party 'described the banning of parliamentarians and politicians from participation in open debates and forums in414 words
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Article90 1966-08-30 2 SEGAMAT, Mon. A giant rally comprising some 10,000 schoolchildren will gather on the town padang here on Aug. 31 to celebrate Malaysia Day. All government buildings, clubs and shops will be decorated for the occasion and the Malaysian and Johore flags will be flown together. The90 words
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Article69 1966-08-30 2 IPOH, Mon. Popular opinion on smoking or no smoking in cinemas will be sought by the management of the Lido Theatre in a polls campaign from Sept. 1 to 15. A voting ticket to smoke' or 'not to smoke' will be given to all patrons69 words
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Article70 1966-08-30 2 IPOH, Mon. Fifteen girls are aspiring to become Miss Perak at the Jaycee Merdeka Ball at St. John Ambulance Association here tomorrow night. The Ball is being held under the patronage of the Bultan of Perak. Miss Perak will be crowned by the Che70 words
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Article105 1966-08-30 2 SELAMA, Mon. More than 500 school children will assemble at the town padang here on Wednesday to celebrate Malaysia Day. At the assembly the Assistant District Officer, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Abu Bakar, will read the Malaysia Day message. The school children will then105 words
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Article128 1966-08-30 2 IPOH, Mon. —And 11-year-old boy, went home crying to his father after a coffee shop assistant, Baharuddin bin Ahmad (18) had committed an unnatural offence on him, Mr. Justic Chan Min Tat in the High Court here was told today. Baharuddin pleaded guilty to a charge128 words
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Article119 1966-08-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two Royal Malaysian Navy ships, Kapal Dl-Raja Mahamiru, commanded by Lieutenant Comma nder M.W. Alvisse, and Kapal Dl-Raja Jerai commanded by Lieutenant Commander K..H. MacQowan, took part in a minesweeping exercise in the Gulf of Thailand together with ships of the Thai Royal Navy, the119 words
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Article106 1966-08-30 2 KCALA LUMPUR, Mon. To ease congestion in the Gardens area variety shows will be held on Wednesday in celebration of the third anniversary of Malaysia, certain roads in tne area will be closed to vehicular traffic from 6 Dm. to 11 pm. that day The106 words
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134 1966-08-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —An opium smoker told the Sessions Court today that smoking opium was a cheaper way to cure his sickness than getting medical treatment. Yap Thin Chai, 46, was charged with possession of 20 packets of chandu and utensils for use in134 words
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Article211 1966-08-30 2 DUNGUN. Mon Dungun Is all set for the third Malaysia Day anniversary celebration. It will begin with a morning mass rally of government officials, school children and the general public at the Padang Bandar at 8.00 a.m. The royal address will be read by211 words
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Article36 1966-08-30 2 MUAR, Mon. Johore's Chief Education Officer. Mr. Tan Telk Bens; today called on all heads of secondary and primary schools in the state to hold celebrations to mark Universal Children's Day on October 3.36 words
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205 1966-08-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. pirates, armed with pistols and rifles, last swooped down on a fishing craft near Pullau A g off the Sungei Buloh village coast in the Kuaia Seian gor district here and kidnapped a member of the two- man fishing crew. The kidnapped205 words
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Article154 1966-08-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A combined operation has been launched by the Selangor traffic police and the Registrar and Inspector of Motor Vehicles against taxis causing traffic congestion by parking and double parking in front of cinemas before and after shows. Nine taxis were booked by the154 words
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Article151 1966-08-30 2 IPOH, Mon.—An eating house shop assistant in Hugh Low Street here, Chan Siew Mun. (29), who went to China without a Malayan passport in l'J57 was deprived of his citizenship on his return to this country in 1961, Mr. Justice Chang Min Tat was told this today151 words
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Article61 1966-08-30 2 KUANTAN, Mon. A Merdeka Ball, under the patronage of the Mentri Besar, Pahang, Dato Yahaya bin Mohd. Seh, and State Secretary. Pahang, Tuan Ismail bin Ibrahim, will be held at 8.00 p.m. on Malaysia Day in the town hall here. A "Miss Merdeka, Kuantan" will be elected61 words
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Article155 1966-08-30 2 PORT SWETTENHAM, Mon. The Sultan of Selangor today called upon 13.000 fishermen on Pulau Ketam to maintain racial harmony and goodwill. The Ruler spoke to them when he visited the island two miles from here. He said with restoration of peace between Malaysia and Indonesia fishermen155 words
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Article164 1966-08-30 2 K A JANG, Mon. A dinner and joget on the night of Wednesday at the Kajang Hall at Jalan Club, will climax the Merdeka Day celebrations In Ulu Langat district. The Merdeka joy will start with a rally in the morning at the padang here164 words
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Article129 1966-08-30 2 Muar, Mon. The Muar Town Council has been unable to carry out its administration smoothly because of the non-payment of revenue by members of the public. This was revealed by the secretary of the council Enche Ithnin bin Haji Ma'ruf. He said, "Last year the arrears of129 words
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Article41 1966-08-30 2 MUAR, Mon. A Merdeka Ball will be held here at the Muar Tanjong Club in Jalan Petrie on Aug. 31 to celebrate M-Day by the Muar Girl Guides Association. The highlight of the evening will be a fashion show.41 words
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Article81 1966-08-30 2 MUAR, Mon. The renowned Mount Ophir holiday resort, 23 miles from here, will soon be further developed at a cost of $300,000. Under the plan, there will be more changing rooms, foodstalls, a car park and a pavilion for tourists. A government spokesman said that81 words
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79 1966-08-30 2 IP OH, Mon. The Sultan of Perak attended the dinner and dance of the Lions Club of Ipoh at the Perak Turf Club sports section in Tiger Lane here last night. The function was held in honour of the first visit to the Lion Club79 words
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Article49 1966-08-30 2 LUMUT, Mon. A mobile unit will visit the district hospital here to give free chest X-rays to the public on Sept 29 and 30, Oct. 20 and 21, Nov. 10 and 11 at 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 D.m. each day.49 words
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Article202 1966-08-30 2 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. The British High Commissioner to Brunei, Mr. T. D. Webber, stated durlnf the weekend that Britain was "wholly sincere" in her attitude towards Brunei. He was commenting on allegations bv local politicians who said that Britain was not "sincere in her aims to202 words
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Article, Illustration195 1966-08-30 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. In the planning of a town, the needs of the people must be taken into consideration, says Mr. Loh See Hong, 35, a town planner attached to the Singapore Government's Planning Department Mr. Loh, just back after t year's study at the195 words
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Article77 1966-08-30 3 PENANG, Mon.—A housewife in Noordin Street here this morning got the shock of her life when, she was confronted by two masked men a«d threatened with a dagger outside an upstairs bedroom of the house. Madam Lee Poh Lan had a few minutes earlier gone up77 words
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Article294 1966-08-30 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Five thugs sporting Beatle hair styles snatched $ll,OOO from a bus company cashier in a highway hold-up along busy Jalan Ah Fook here today. The cashier of the South Johore Bus Company, Mr. Tay Tian Soon, 51, emerged from his Jalan Ah Fook office,294 words
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Article, Illustration42 1966-08-30 3 MKMBERS of Parliament for Serangoon Garden, Mr. H. A. Gonzales, and next to him, Mr. Fong Sip Chee, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, stand at ease at the People's Defence Force cadet officers passing out parade recently.42 words
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340 1966-08-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An organisation of Malaysian film producers in the country has submitted a seven-point memorandum to the Government to protect and encourage the growth ot the local film industry. The organisation called, Filem Producer Malaysia Bersatu, is headed by prominent K.L.340 words
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Article97 1966-08-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A youth's expression of love for a girl he kidnapped her cost him $5OO in the Sessions Court today. This was the fine imposed on M. Seetharan, 20, when he was found guilty of kidnapping a girl under 16 years old97 words
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Article67 1966-08-30 3 SINGAPORE, Mon.-—The secretary of the Public Daily Rated Cleansing Workers Union, today welcomed the Government's decision to hold discussions with the Union on city cleansing matters. In his statement, Mr. P.P. Nathan, said: "The responsibility of keeping the city clean is not only that of the Ministry of67 words
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Article78 1966-08-30 3 SINGAPORE, M on. One of four new British Post Office stamps depicting different aspects of British technology proved to be distinctly advanced in thinking. The 6d. stamp shows, a Jaguar "E" type sports car against a background of Austin Mini cars. The colours are orange, red78 words
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728 1966-08-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Leaf-fall and pod-rot of rubber trees caused by a fungus (Phytophthora palmivora) was unknown in Malaysia until a month ago, even though a closely similar. if not identical, fungus has long been present. First indications about the disease were obtained728 words
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Article, Illustration101 1966-08-30 3 Tan Lian Seng (left), Singapore representative at the Asian Zone (Zone 10) Chess Tournament which has just ended in Auckland, New Zealand, had less than 15 minutes in hand to make eight moves when this photograph was taken during his match with Djamil Djamal, of Indonesia. The101 words
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Article367 1966-08-30 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Festivals are an effective way of promoting understanding and also helps to create a satisfying and tolerant society. Besides oeing occasions for great rejoicing in a multiracial society like Singapore's, festivals have an added significance. This was the definition of the word "festival"'367 words
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63 1966-08-30 3 A HIGH speed printer of numerous Chinese letters was recently developed in Japan. The new product, developed by leading Japanese manufacturer Hitachi Co., is able to print more than 150 Chinese letters per second. Only two letters can be written per second by usual Chinese letter printers. Up to 2,40063 words
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281 1966-08-30 4 PENANG, Mon. The Penang division of the United Democratic Party voiced full report for the stand taken by its national chairman, Dr. Lim Chong Eu and other leaders of the opposition in Parliament in opposing the Local Government Elections (Amendment) Bill. At a meeting281 words
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Article108 1966-08-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Four officers of Malaysian Army have been selected to undergo further military training overseas. They are Captain Cheah Phee San, Majors Asidin bin Ali, Lakhbir Singh Gill and G.E. Simon Captain Cheah will attend a one-month medical service officer career course at108 words
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Article71 1966-08-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will speak to the nation in a special broadcast over Radio Malaysia on Malaysia Day, Wednesday. The broadcast can be heard over all services of Radio Malaysia at 10.00 a.m. followed by translations in English, Chinese and Tamil. The Prime71 words
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Article250 1966-08-30 4 PENANG, Mon. All arrangements ior the opening of the annual Pesta Malaysia Carnival, orgsnised by UM NO, Penang division, for nine nights, starting on Sept. 2, have now been finalised. This was dirclosed by the chairman )f the UMNO Pesta Malaysia celebration committee, Ene'ne Aziz250 words
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Article183 1966-08-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Shell's contribution to the Malaysia Day celebrations in Port Dickson will be the sponsorship of a walking race which will take place at 9.00 a.m. on Wednesday. The route will be from the Port Dickson Town padang to the Garrison parade square, a183 words
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Article59 1966-08-30 4 MALACCA. Mon. Work on a 100-unit housing estate off Pringgit Road here —the second to be undertaken in the State is to begin soon. The first housing estate comprising 50 units in Alor G« jah district, near Tampin, is now nearing completion. Plans are now being flnalied for59 words
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371 1966-08-30 4 JOHN KAM - Free port status of Penang remains Dr. Lim By JOHN KAM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, this morning laughed away rumours circulated by unscrupulous businessmen that the free port status of Penang would be taken away from Wednesday. In an exclusive interview371 words
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Article, Illustration121 1966-08-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Merdeka Stadium here was this morning a hive of activity when a dress rehearsal in preparation for the121 words
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Article97 1966-08-30 4 PENANG, Mon. A taxidriver, Lim Chin Hock, 37, reported to the police that he was assaulted by a European, who also took $l6 from him at Tanjong Bungah last night The European boarded his taxi in Tanjong Tokong for Mount Pleasure, Batu Ferringhi. On the way,97 words
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Article128 1966-08-30 4 PENANG, Mon. —A special tea party for Handicapped children at the residence of the District Officer, Sungei Bakap, will be held at 5 p.m. on Sept. 12. -This is part of the Malaysia Day celebrations for Province Weilesley South. A garden party will be held at128 words
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Article45 1966-08-30 4 MALACCA, Mon. Thieves broke into the homes of two soldiers during the week-end and escaped with household articles worth about $2,000. J. Mcvey of Klebang reported the loss of $1,570 while Mrs. Irene Campbei. of Bukit Baru lost $430 in cash and articles.45 words
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Article45 1966-08-30 4 IPOH, Mon. The Perak Contractors' Association celebrated their first anniversary with a dinner party at the Golden Jubilee Restaurant in Kampar Road here last night. The President of the Association, Mr. Fong Yee. presented a crest to their legal adviser, Mr. D. Seenivasagam.45 words
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202 1966-08-30 4 PENANG. Mon. —An 18-year-old seaman, Peter Michael Williams, stated in the second Magistrate's Court today that he was drunk when he took a City Council bus without the driver's knowledge at Weld Quay on Aug. 12 He pleaded guilty to committing theft of the202 words
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Article41 1966-08-30 4 MALACCA, Mon. —The Indian Community here is to honour Tun Abdul Razak, the Deputy Prime Minister, with a dinner for his success in bringing an end to confrontation and also being named as the next Prime Minister of Malaysia.41 words
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319 1966-08-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The importance of increasing productivity and levels of efficiency in all sectors of the Malaysian economy was again given prominence in a speech by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, today. Speaking at the inaugural meeting of the319 words
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Article105 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE, Mon A second photograhpic competition in conjunction with the Afro-Asian Housing Congress will be held at Singapore Conference Hall here in November this year. The competition is sponsored by the Housing and Development Board and presented by the Photographic Society of Singapore. The objective of the105 words
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Article75 1966-08-30 5 PENANG, Mon. Two snatch thefts were reported to the Police yesterday. A Eurasian woman, who was returning home after her marketing, had her cash of $63 snatched by an unknown person on a bicycle in Leandros Lane, Pulau Tikus. In the other case. Ng Ah Looi was75 words
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Article107 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A prominent left-wing trade unionist, Foo Yong Fong, who was arrested together with 15 others in the recent anti-American demonstration here, has been released. Foo, a former secretarygeneral of the now defunct Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, was released early this month. Foo's107 words
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Article185 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Charming girls will soon attend to weary travellers and take care of their needs. The girls are female PROs (passenger relations officers) for which there are only two vacancies in Singapore. The job; To help air-tra-vellers with their neverending demands over food, accomodation, tours185 words
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Article89 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. To deter motorists from being a nuisance to other car-owners on official business at Paya Lebar airport, parking fees will be Introduced as from SeDt. 1. A Ministry of Law and National Development statement tonight announced that these steps were taken to curb89 words
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76 1966-08-30 5 Dr. C. G. Foo, chairman of the Society of General Practice, Singapore Medical Association, speaking at the society's annual seminar at Alumni Medical Centre, College Road on Saturday. c rtf From left: Dr. C. Wilson, a committee member; Dr. Gwee Ah Leng, senior consultant phvsician, General Hospital; Dr. Foo; Prof.EASTERN SUN Photo. - 76 words
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78 1966-08-30 5 Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. seen addresing a large gathering of Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union members at the union headquarters in Woodsville Road on Sunday night. The Premier urged the workers to be responsible and to co-operate with the Government to consolidate the nation's economic stability Mr. LeeEASTERN SUN Pix. - 78 words
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225 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore bus company operators were taken unawares today by a statement from the Prime Minister that Singapore would have a national transport system in 10 years' time. A spokesman for the Singapore Chinese Bus Owners Association, Mr. Tan Kong Eng, said that225 words
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Article39 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. An early .morning fire completely gutted a rattancane factory, three shophouses, and made 45 people homeless at Kallang Road here today. Damages to property was estimated at $90,000. Investigations are now going on.39 words
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Article84 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Shaw's largest cinema in Singapore, the Capitol will be distributing pollins: slips to their patrons inviting them to cast their votes whether or not to impose a ban on smoking at the theatre. The polling will be carried out for a few days, commencing84 words
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Article103 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Eastern Sun readers today donated a total of $65 for Madam Chan Tai Moi, a Kuala Lumpur tapper who is suffering from a heart aliment. Her doctor said she had to have an operation which could only be done in Australia103 words
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Article61 1966-08-30 5 PENANG, Mon. A flagcarried out by the Alliance raising ceremony will be Party at UMNO Hall, MacAlister Road at midnight on ugust 30. At a previous press conference, the Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, mentioned that there would be a similar ceremony at his residence61 words
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Article51 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE. Mon The following were elected office-bearers of the Singapore Surgical Society at its inaugural meeting held at the Alumni Medical Centre recently: President, Mr. Yahya Cohen; vice-president, Professor L. F. Tinckler, secre-tary-cum-treasurer, Mr. R. Nambiar. Committee members; Mr. N. C. Tan and Mr. Campbell H. A.51 words
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Article86 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. A $5 currency note issued in 1898 by the Singapore colonial government is in the possession of Enche Daud bin Mohamed Yusoff, a salesman. Enche Daud, 35, said he bought it for $lO from a friend 10 years ago to keep as a86 words
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Article124 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE. Mo n. The Singapore Chapter, Rosicrucian Order AMORC will hold its traditional pyramid ceremony of the Singapore Chapter on Sept. 24 at the Outram Road, Y.W.C.A. at 7.30 p.m. Since the Rosicrucians trace their traditional origin back to Akhnaton, Pharaoh of Egypt in 1350 8.C.. they124 words
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Article36 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.—The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs En c he Othman Wok will officially open the third annual art exhibition, at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Empress Place here on Sept. 3 at 3 p.m.36 words
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Article, Illustration52 1966-08-30 5 Enche Saul Hameed bin Mohamed Ibrahim with his bride, Sipak bintc Hamid, after their wedding in Jalan AlsagofT, Singapore. Enche Saul Hameed, a cinema-operator with Cathay Organisation, is the eldest son of Che Sarambee binte N. Mamat. The bride is the third daughter of Enche Abdul Hamid,52 words
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Article65 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's National Language Month Working Committee will meet on Friday to discuss detailed plans for the forthcoming National Language campaigns. The meeting, which will be attended by representatives of Government departments, universities and newspapers, wil lbe chaired by Enche Mohd. Ghazali Ismail, Political Secretary to65 words
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Article87 1966-08-30 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The newly-formed Singapore Surgical Society will endeavour to promote closer relations between similar societies in other countries. The society held its inaugural meeting at the Alumni Medical Centre recently. The other objects of the society are to promote cooperative activities among surgeons in the country87 words
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Article383 1966-08-30 5 MERSING, Mon. The Malaysian Government is anxious to work in close co-operation with the Singapore Government. The Minister of Home Affairs, Tun Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, declared here today. But, the Minister added, co-operation was only possible if the Republic authorities refrained from "interfering"383 words
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Miscellaneous393 1966-08-30 2 Why crack your head when you can tackle easier quiz like ours EASTERN SUN $3,000 Contest CONTEST NO. 5 Quiz for August 30 1966. 1. What is the name of the "Land of the Midnight Sun"? 2. Name the largest desert in the world, 3. What is the smallest particle393 words
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Miscellaneous95 1966-08-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR DIARY National Zoo at Ulu Klang 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Muzium Negara 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.: Jalan Weld Swimming Pool 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.: and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.: Soo Pieng Exhibition at Samat Art Gallery95 words
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Miscellaneous592 1966-08-30 4 What's on in today's Radio and Television CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Penan?; 6 Ipoh and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. P.M. 5.45 Opening Annct.; 5.50 News In The National Language; 5.55 National Songs; 6.00 News In Tamil; 6.10 The Manilla Gorilla592 words
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Miscellaneous91 1966-08-30 5 SPORE DIARY 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture: Tao Khoon School, Kranji Road; Hwa Nong School, Jalan Alsagoff; Kampong Chia Keng. Track Eight, Yio Chu Kang Road; and Delhi Road, Naval Base. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Victoria Memorial Hall, Empress Place: Art Exhibition. 5.30 p.m.91 words
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Miscellaneous60 1966-08-30 5 TIME AND TIDE Penan;: 12.33 a.m. (6.8 ft.), 12.28 p.m. (7.9 ft Port Swettenham: 5.43 a.m. (12.7 ft.), 6.51 p.m. (12.5 ft). Port Dickson: 6.14 a.m. (7.0 ft.), 6.46 p.m. (8.1 ft.). Singapore: 11.29 a.m. (7.4 ft), 10.35 p.m. (86 ft). Sedili Kechil: 10.15 a.m. (7.6 ft.), 8.42 p.m. (6.260 words
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Article, Illustration276 1966-08-30 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. (AP). —Secret Servicemen arrested a W. E. B. Dubois Club member yesterday on charges that he threatened President Johnson's life and violated the Marijuana Tax Act, police said. Robert Watts, 18, a negro and a Harlem civil rights worker,276 words
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104 1966-08-30 6 MOMBASA, Mon. (AFP). President Jomo Kenyatta said here today Asians had been recently deported from Kenya because they had resorted to acts of disrespect to the people and government. Those who did not respect the nation's laws would be removed like "an aching tooth."104 words
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Article56 1966-08-30 6 CAIRO, Mon. (AFP) A policeman died today of Injuries sustained yesterday during demonstrations by Somali students against the French embassy here. The policeman was injured when a truck carrying police and demonstrators crashed into a wall and turned over. Fifteen police and 15 students were hospitalised56 words
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142 1966-08-30 6 LONDON, Mon. (AFP) Premier Harold Wilson today described as "quite illegal and quite invalid" Rhodesian Premier Mr. Lan Smith's latest move to introduce a constitutional amendment in Rhodesia. The Premier was speaking to a group of journalists who met him at the little Cornish Port142 words
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Article86 1966-08-30 6 NEW YORK, Mon. (AP).— Mr. Edwin O. Reischauer, retiring U.S. ambassador to Japan, said yesterday that Japan could play the role of a mediator in the Vietnam conflict because "they are more acceptable and respected" by Asians than Americans. He stressed, however, in an interview86 words
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Article61 1966-08-30 6 MONTECATINI TERME, Italy, Mon. (AP). A girl from Ireland was proclaimed yesterday "The Ideal Woman of Europe." The honour went to Grace Shaughnessy, a 26-year-old model, who was selected over contestants from every other European country in a contest at this north Italian resort. Vicky Papaphilippou.61 words
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200 1966-08-30 6 KANSAS CITY, Missouri, Mon (UPI). Former President Mr- Harrv S. Truman issued an unusual public statement yesterday expressing alarm about rising interest rates and warned they could lead to "a serious depression." Mr. Truman noted that he rarely takes "up pen to make comment on200 words
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144 1966-08-30 6 CHULA VISTA, California, Mon. (UPI) Johnny (Spaghetti Joe) Keyes, former "Mayor of China-town in New York" and a fight promoter, died today in a hospital of an apparent heart attack. He was 74. Keyes also served as a bodyguard for Mae West, appeared in144 words
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Article38 1966-08-30 6 WICHITA, Kansas, Mon. (AF). —Two men were killed yesterday when a drum containing caustic soda exploded at a Chemical plant in Wichita. Sheriff Vernon Miller identified the dead as Delbert Cline and Don Matzen.38 words
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209 1966-08-30 6 PHNOM PENH, Cambodia. Mon. (AFP) Final preparations were under way here today for the visit of French President Charles de Gualle, due to arrive in two days time. Hundreds of French flags were mingling with the Cambodian flags along the newly surfaced highway leading209 words
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390 1966-08-30 6 NEW YORK, Mon. (AP). fkN her last day in the White House, Mrs. F. Kennedy wrote a letter in her own hand to the then-Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev expressing, as a mother of two children, her hopes for peace, it was reported yesterday.390 words
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78 1966-08-30 6 SANTIAGO, Chile, Mon. (UPI). United Nations Secretary General, U Thant arrived last night to inaugurate a new UN building in this capital. The building will house a number of regional Latin American organisations which come under UN authority. U Thant was received at the78 words
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Article73 1966-08-30 6 INNSBRUCK, Austria, Mon. (UPI) Two German mountaineers were killed when they fell 300 metres from a mountain in Tyrol yesterday. The 22-year-old Martin Pfender and 30-year-old Hans Spoeckmier, both from Munich, were climbing the Zetten-Ostwand in the Wilden Kaiser mountains when they suddenly lost their footings and73 words
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Article, Illustration54 1966-08-30 6 LONDON, Mon. (AP) Jack Bond, 28, a film editor, and Miss Maureen Safhill, 21, an art student, lie in bed and discuss their sex lives in a television documentary drama by the British Broadcasting Corporation called "Exit 19" shown recently in England. Executives of the government-owned54 words
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205 1966-08-30 6 lOWA CITY, lowa, Mon. (AP)—A Citation of Merit for science writing was awarded to the Associated Press yesterday by the American Society of Journalism School Administrators. The award was in recognition of "superior news reporting and interpretative coverage of the physical,205 words
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155 1966-08-30 6 BANGKOK, Mon. (AFP) Danish Foreign Minister Per Haekkerup denied here today that he had ever stated that United Nations troops should be sent to Vietnam to control the fighting there. He told journalists that he had been misquoted by reporters155 words
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123 1966-08-30 6 SALZBURG, Austria, Mon. (AP). King Buhmibol and Queen Sirikit of Thailand arrived yesterday from neighbouring Germany for a two-day private visit of Austria. The Royal couple was welcomed by officials of the Vienese Thai embassy and a member of the Salzburg provincial government. They took123 words
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Article, Illustration60 1966-08-30 6 NEW YORK, Mon. (AP).—New York City Police officers snatch two teenage girls from a 21st floor ledge of the Hotel American recently. The girls had threatened to jump "unless we get to see the Beatles." The British singing group is quartered in60 words
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147 1966-08-30 6 LONDON, Mon (AFP) British philosopher left wing peace campaig. ner Bertrand Russel invited President J o h n son to appear in person =1" hf < Paris "Tf'bun. ai he is organising to in. quire into alleged Amori. can war crimes in Vint» nam.147 words
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Article112 1966-08-30 6 KARACHI. Mon. (AFP) Iranian Foreign Minister. Mr. Abbas Aram this afternoon gave President Ayub Khan an urgent personal message from the Shah after his arrival on a special mission from Teheran, it was announced here. No information was available about the contents of the message112 words
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Article112 1966-08-30 6 GLASGOW, Scotland, Mon. (AP) A nKtor scooter caught Are and exploded in a Glasgow suburb last night burning 14 Dersons, including 11 children. Two of the injured were reported in serious condition. The scooter rider, Neil McGuire, 18. said the children rushed around the machine after112 words
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632 1966-08-30 7 AMRITSAR, Punjab, Mon. (AFP). —The IndoPakistani frontier, where lighting flared up just a year ago and continued in a 22-day fratricidal struggle, is heavy with threats once more. For a month, India and Pakistan have been accusing each other of strengthening their positions and massing632 words
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108 1966-08-30 7 NEW YORK. Mon. (AFP) Printing workers today voted to end their 127-day-oM strike against the new World Journal Tribune newspaper company. By a vote of 263 to 208. the printers accepted an agreement reached on Friday between representatives of their union and the company.108 words
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Article196 1966-08-30 7 MARSEILLES, France, Mon. (UPI) The world's largest openair brothel is now closed, polce said yesterday. For weeks motorists leaving Salon-De-Pro-vence were puzzled by the number of girls trying to hitchhike their way to nearby Marseilles. AH of them were beauties dressed in provocative skin tight slacks,196 words
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Article85 1966-08-30 7 MEXICO City. Mon. (AP) Torrential rains in the past few days have flooded extensive areas in Northern Mexico and destroyed more than 50 plush residences in this capital city. Reports from the Ministry of Defence said, yesterday the rivers Conchos, Grande, San Pedro and Florido have flooded85 words
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Article, Illustration51 1966-08-30 7 CANBERRA, Australia, Mon. The new Malaysian Hifh Commissioner to Australia, Inche Mohammed bin Baba inspects a guard of honour at Government House, Canberra, the national capital, after presenting his letters of credence on Aug. 8. The new High Commissioner succeeds Tun Lim Yew51 words
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429 1966-08-30 7 VENICE, Italy, Mon. (AP) AN American movie about motorcycle hoodlums last night opened the 27th Venice Film Festival, the most glamorous in recent years but as controversial 2ls ever. The film, "The Wild Angels," promised to further enliven the polemics over429 words
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Article75 1966-08-30 7 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) A light earthquake jolted Tokyo buildings today. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage. The Japanese Central Meteorological Board reported the epi-centre of the quake in Matsushiro, Nacano Prefecture, 110 miles Northwest of Tokyo. The intensity at Matsushiro. which has been hit75 words
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Article57 1966-08-30 7 LONDON, Mon. <AP> Sir William Eric Beckett. British expert In International Law, died on Saturday. He was 69. As legal adviser to the Foreign office, he represented Britain in several major cases before the International Court at the Hague and In treaty negotiations with other countries.57 words
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151 1966-08-30 7 MOSCOW. Mon. (AP) The Soviet Union maintained silence yesterday on the fate of Luna 11, although a leading British expert said the unmanned Soviet satellite was orbiting the moon. Some 24 hours after Luna II was supposed to have swung into orbit around151 words
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Article111 1966-08-30 7 BUFFALO, New York, Mon. (AP). A 16-year-oid Greek boy, a crew member of a ship docked in the Buffalo harbour, drowned yesterday near the vessel while swimming with two companions. Police divers and coast guardmen recovered the body of Styllianos Koummis of Chios, Greece, several hours111 words
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Article69 1966-08-30 7 CAIRO, Mon. (AFP) Three of seven Muslim brothers condemned to death nere last week were executed last night, the semi-official A 1 Ahram newspaper said. Those executed were the Chief Defendent, Sayed Kotb. Aly Shamowi, and Abdul Neguib Abdul Samy. Sentences on the other four were commuted69 words
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Article68 1966-08-30 7 ACCRA. Mon. (UPI> St e e 1-helmeted policemen patrolled the town of Kpone. 27 miles from Accra yesterday following weekend rioting which killed apolice corporal and two farmers. The riots erupted over a local chieftaincy dispute when opposing factions clashed at a festival. A total of 8368 words
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Article108 1966-08-30 7 BERLIN. Mon. (AP) Police said an anonymous call was received yesterday threatening death to a Canadian girl kidnapped a week ago and found on Friday. The caller told a West Berlin newspaper he would kill Audrey Klewer, 4, of Montreal, if two persons arrested108 words
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Article108 1966-08-30 7 OTTAWA. Mon. (AP) Union and railroad negotiators marked time yesterday holding off resumption of their talks on ending Canada's nationwide rail strike until after the government introduces legislation today aimed at ending the walkout. Prime Minister, Mr. Lester B. Pearson will present the government's plan108 words
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Article75 1966-08-30 7 ZURICH, Mon. (AFP) Gotlieb Wiesendanger 58, of Nieder Wenigen Zurich suffocated himself in a restaurant here when he stuffed eight slices of meat into his mouth and tried to swallow them, it was stated here todax. All attempts by the restaurant owner to help the man disgorge75 words
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Article, Illustration49 1966-08-30 7 US astronaut Charles Gonrad, command pilot of the I'S spacecraft Gemini XI, wearing his flight suit, is positioned by technicians in the weight and balance rig for weight distribution and calibration teste in preparation for the coming three-day mission in the orbit.— PANA Photo.PANA Photo. - 49 words
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Article166 1966-08-30 7 ADEN Mon (UPI) One British soldier was killed and seven wounded when a terrorist grenade was tossed at a patrol standing outside a suburban police station yesterday. British Command sources said the attack in the Aden suburb of crater apparently was one more in166 words
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Article55 1966-08-30 7 VIENNA, Mon. (AFP). The 1968 International Ycjth Hostel Conference will b% helo in Tokyo, it was announced today. The 26th Conferenct wound up here yesterday. It was attended by 200 delegates from 54 countries. The Federation has four and a half million members and 4.09455 words
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Article58 1966-08-30 7 MANILA, Mon. (UPI). Fire razed through a commercial district of Bacolod City 150 miles South of here, damaging property estimated at Ave million pesos (about $1.75 million). No casualty was reported. The fire started in a beauty parlour and swept several blocks of commercial establishments. low water58 words
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314 1966-08-30 7 CAIRO, Egypt, Mon. (AP). President Gamal Abdel Nasser yesterday issued a presidential decree launching the setting up of a Free Zone in Port Said. The Zone will be completed with all necessary storehouses, factories, banks and other facilities in314 words
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Article56 1966-08-30 7 WESTON-SUPER-MARE, England. Mon. (UPI) The Dilot and three passengers of a private aircraft were killed today when the Diane crashed after taking off on a short pleasure trip from Weston airport. Eyewitnesses said the auster plane was about 200 feet up when the engine stopped56 words
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Article378 1966-08-30 8 WITH the end of confrontation the communists in East Malaysia have lost their ally, who in turn has become hostile to them. Since their attempt to exploit the nationalistic angle has failed, the communists are now pursuing new tactics. They have apparently recalled their armed personnel from378 words
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Article395 1966-08-30 8 QNE feature of the public transport service in Singapore is the increasing rudeness of bus conductors and taxi drivers, whether licensed or pirate. Perhaps it is due to nervous tension In dealing with all sorts of customers. Though it is admitted that operating buses and taxis Is a395 words
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394 1966-08-30 8 DANIEL JAMES - DANIEL JAMES AS a Malayan I view with deep concern the measures that are being adopted to finance the First Malaysian Plan. It seems to me that $27 million is hardly an end that is capable of justifying the means by which it is being394 words
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188 1966-08-30 8 WILL FAIR PLAY (Eastern Sun, 24 Aug.) who is so well acquainted with the running of many Catholic Schools in Malaya please let us know why the Post of Head of Arts, Form 6, at St. Xavier's, Penang, vacant since 1961, has not been188 words
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Article99 1966-08-30 8 split unwise Economically speaking, Malaysia and Singapore are interdependent on each other. Hence, the dollar split is shocking and unwise. Whatever the reasons, the currency talks should continue. The two governments should bear in mind the following:— (a) Let political differences remain in the background. (b) Determine to find a99 words
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Article280 1966-08-30 8 I VIEWED with sadness the recent quarrel between RTC and DTC teachers. Letters from both sides have been published in the unbiased Eastern Sun. I am neither RTC nor DTC trained. But I would like to say something and hope that the unnecessary argument will be280 words
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Article308 1966-08-30 8 THERE IS a small section of teachers who Is completely forgotten by the unions and it seems by the Government, too. These are the Pass Degree graduates in the U.T.S. They possess the same academic and professional qualifications obtained from the same institutions and carry out the308 words
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Article53 1966-08-30 8 WOULD It be possible for the Singapore Teachers' Union and the Adult Education Board to organise H.S.C. classes in arts and science in the morning? Many teachers in the afternoon sessions wish to better themselves in the teaching profession but are unable to attend night53 words
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437 1966-08-30 8 A. PACIFIST - A. PACIFIST IN your editorial for August 11, you alleged that Hanoi is the catspaw of Peking." This allegation has been repeated times without number, but few who have made the charge have cared to examine the whole mass of evidence437 words
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Article62 1966-08-30 8 C. P. Thane - C. P. Thane I JUST can't understand how a small Republic like Singapore can give its viewers 14J hours of Television (2 channels) on Saturdays and Sundays whilst T.V. Malaysia can only give us 7 hours. There must be something seriously wrong somewhere because Malaysia62 words
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Article170 1966-08-30 8 K. N. Achary - K. N. Achary, IT is a pity that although the people of Anson are bestowed with 3 powerful organisation i.e. Anson Citizens Consultative Committee People Action Party Anson Division Anson Road Community Centre, yet collectively or Individually they have not taken action to introduce zebra170 words
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Article285 1966-08-30 8 FAIR PLAY who Is "not an ex-student of the Brothers' Schools," and "who is not a Brother" claims that he Is "well acquainted with the running of the many Catholic schools In Malaya" and he does not want "wild allegations" appearing in newspapers to go unchallenged.285 words
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Article261 1966-08-30 8 I WAS greatly interested in the two letters which aj> pea red in your paper on tht subject of Malayanisation in Catholic Mission Schools and so tried to see who wai talking sense. I picked up all the Catholic Secondary Schools in Central and Northern261 words
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Article244 1966-08-30 8 T. A. Mugan - T. A. Mugan I READ with interest Mr. William Pickles' article entitled "Socialists view of Communism". Socialism is defined by a local leader as one that arouses the social instincts in man and I entirely agree with his view. Man is a social animal. He244 words
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Advertisement27 1966-08-30 8 All letters to the Editor must have the address of the writer. They must also be properly signed. All letters must be short and to the point.27 words
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Article319 1966-08-30 9 LONDON, Mon. (UP!)— The world's production of non-ceilulosic man-made fibres will have almost caught up with the production of cellulosics by the end of 1967, according to figures just released by the Commonwealth Economic Committee. The committee in a review of the man-made fibres situation in319 words
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Article128 1966-08-30 9 MANILA, MON. (UPI) The Philippine peso is more than holding its own against the U.S. dollar and the sterling pound in currency stability, the Manila rinancial Journal reported. The journal, a weekly economic publication, said confidence in the economic policies of President Fredinand E. Marcos and128 words
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Article78 1966-08-30 9 The HAGUE Mon. Esso Chemie N.V. of The Hague is to make a fifty percent Increase In the planned capacity of the ammonia plant which this company intends to build In the Europoort port area near Rotterdam. This brings the production figure up to an annual 450,000 tons.78 words
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524 1966-08-30 9 LONDON, Mon. (UPI).— Japan led the way as the world s industrial countries increased their exports during the first quarter of this year, according to the British Board of Trade. In a review of industrial countries (OECD members) trade and production published In its524 words
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Article154 1966-08-30 9 SINGAPORE The following ships are expected to be in port today: Godowns Vessels 1/2 Benreoch J/4 Cambodge 5 Golden Sprong 8/t Rhexenor 10/11 Asahi Maru 13/14 Sefra 15/16 Lica Maersk 18 Rondo 15 26 Tatiana 27/28 Ferngate 29/30 Seikai Maru 31/32 Yamagata Maru 33/34 Tjimanuk 35 36 Glenogle154 words
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Article163 1966-08-30 9 WASHINGTON, Mon. The urgent requirement in the developing nations is not money but managerial skills, Mr. Frank Pace, Jr., president of the International Executives Service Corps (lESC) said. lESC is aiming to satisfy this need. Addresing the 44th annual luncheon of American Importer in New York City,163 words
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Article88 1966-08-30 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Pan Malayan Finance Limited, will pay a final dividend of 7J percent, bringing the total of dividends paid for the year ended June 30 to 17J percent. This was announced in a statement by the Chairman, Mr. Oei Tjong le, in the88 words
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Article305 1966-08-30 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Sept. first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 62-7/8 per lb. up 1/8 on the previous close. The tone was very quiet, steady. The market eased during the first stages of the morning as the more bearish305 words
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Article11 1966-08-30 9 SINGAPORE, Mon.—The tin price to-day was $604-|, down Sl-L11 words
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Article448 1966-08-30 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Prices on the Stock Exchange eased slightly on a small turnover today. CCM again dominated the market and other prices generally were lower in line. Sime Darby firmed again to $3.04. Properties followed the same pattern as industrials. Tins had fe\* supporters. In448 words
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Article98 1966-08-30 9 THE HAGUE, Mon Before the end of this year a start will be made on the construction of a freshwater factory in the port of Terneuzen in south-west Holland The plant will have an annual production of around 10 million cubic metres (353 million cu. ft.) of water98 words
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Article39 1966-08-30 9 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler said yesterday that the Vietnam war has probably foiled U.S. efforts to reach equilibrium In its balance of payments in 1966. But he added: "We look forward with confidence."39 words
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Article214 1966-08-30 9 B S Boustead 1.53 1.55 Chemical Co 1.43 1.44 Cola Storage 2.92 Dunlop 2.40 2.43 E. Smelting 4.02 4.06 Esso Ords 2.97 United Holdings CCR 1.91 1.93 Fitzpatrlcks 1.58 1.63 F. N. Ords 3.60 3.64 Gammon 2.12 2.14 G. E. Life 62.50 Guinness 2.25 2.29 Hotel S'pura 1.02 1.03214 words
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Article37 1966-08-30 9 Central Prop 82 City Dev. 35* .36 Faber Union .55 Island Hotel 55 Island Pen 44 .46 K. L. Prop 86 .89 San Holdings 31 .31 Sel. Prop 1.25 S'pore Land 59 Town City 80 .8537 words
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Article97 1966-08-30 9 Ampat CCR 8/6 Aokam 3.70 3.80 Austral Amal. 23/3 23/6 Austral Malay XR 32/6 Ayer Hitam 22/3 Ber junta! 33/3 34/Idris Hyd. XD 15/6 K'pong L&njut 23/9 24/Kamunting 19/Kramat 12/71 Kuala Kampar 24/7 It Kuchai 1.99 Larut ll/l! 11/6 Lingui 2 00 Lower Perak 23/23/6 Malayan Tin 25/6 27/Pahang97 words
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Article62 1966-08-30 9 Bassett (50cts) .75 Batu Lintang 1.69 3enta 1.37 Borelli (New) 2.20 2.25 Jeram Kuantan CD 2.18 2.30 Kempas 1.90 2.00 Kepong Plant 1.95 2.00 Kluang Ord 1.75 Kundong Tg. Pau 1.80 1.85 Kuala Sidim 1.65 Mentakab m 1.63 New Scudai 4.16 4.50 New Serendah 2.30 2.40 Sel. Coconut62 words
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Article27 1966-08-30 9 Anglo-Asian XD Anglo Oriental 1/1 3/1 3/4 Consol Salak 2/5 K. L. Kepong 2/1 2/3 Malaya General 2/5 Merlimau Peeoh 2/Petalinsr 3/6 Strs Rubber 1/127 words
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Article27 1966-08-30 9 First Malayan 2.21 2.31 Second Malayan 1.56 1.66 Third Malayan 1.14 1.25 Malaysian Commerce 90 1.01 Mai. Savings Commerce 1.34 1.44 Sterling Commodity 3/9 4/427 words
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Article155 1966-08-30 9 TIME: AIRLINE FROM 8.20 a.m. MAL 019 Kuala Lumpur. 9.30 a.m. MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. 10.55 a.m. MAL 005 Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. 11.05 a.m. MAL 451 Kuching. 2.45 p.m. MAL 045 Kota Bahru, Kuantan, Kuala Lumpur. 3.30 p.m. MAL 453 Jesselton. 5.00 p.m. MAL 613155 words
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Article152 1966-08-30 9 TIME: AIRLINES: TO 7.31 a.m. MAL 122 Kuala Lumpur. 7.40 a.m. MAL 452 Kuching. 8.00 a.m. Thai 402 Bangkok. 8.00 a.m. PAA 842 Saigon, Manila. Guam. Honolulu, L. Angeles, S. Francisco. 8.30 a.m. MAL 614 Hongkong. 9.00 a.m. CPA 574 Kuala Lumpur, Hongkong, Taipeh, Osaka. Tokyo. 9.00152 words
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Article140 1966-08-30 9 TIME AIRLINES FROM 7.45 a.m. BOAC (BA 789) Singapore. 8.15 a.m. MAL (ML 122) Singapore. 8.25 a.m. MAL (ML 034) Singapore. Malacca. 9.15 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Penang, Ipoh. 9.40 a.m. Cathay (CX 574) Singapore. 10.05 ajn. MAL (ML 042) Singapore. 12.30 p.m. MAL (ML 512)140 words
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Article137 1966-08-30 9 TIME AIRLINES TO 7.15 a.m. MAL (ML 019) Singapore. 8.25 a.m. BOAC (BA 789) Colombo, Bombay, Cairo, London. 8.45 a.m. MAL (ML 122) Ipoh, Penang, Alor Star, Kota Bahru. 9.30 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Malacca, Singapore. 10.05 a.m. Cathay (CX 574) Bangkok, Taipeh, Osaka. Tokyo. 10.20137 words
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Article128 1966-08-30 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Chinese produce exchange noon prices today were: Previous Today's Sellers Sellers Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk 44.00 Aug Coconut oil (FOB) 45.50 nriimQ Alley mmimm Sugar (Java) ex-godown... 25.75 Nutmegs 110s B W Niitmpa* R Ri W Garbled Lampong Black 142.50n 140.00 Pepper (FOB) Pepper Black Special128 words
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Article397 1966-08-30 10 RANGOON, Mon. (AFP). United Nations Secretary General U Thant will not accept a new term of office when his president mandate expires on November 3, U Thanh's brother U Khant said today. U Khant said the Secretary General had stated this in letters to his397 words
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259 1966-08-30 10 MANILA, Mon. (UPI) The forthcoming state visit Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos to Japan could open a new and promising trade era between the two countries, according to a weekly financial publication, The Financial Journal. It said that Filipino's had long been suspicious of259 words
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Article204 1966-08-30 10 HONGKONG, Mon. (AFP). —The North Vietnamese government paper Nhandan today listed 10 weak points in the United States 'Forces in South Vietnam which would "ensure the defeat of the US aggressors", New China News Agency reported. Among the weak points the paper alleged incompetent command and wavering204 words
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Article162 1966-08-30 10 BANGKOK, Mon. (AP) The level of the Mekong river today was reported to be continuing to rise and most of the riverside town of Nongkhai, in North-east Thailand, was said to be eovered with over three feet of water. Press reports here said this was the severest162 words
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Article95 1966-08-30 10 BOLZANO, Italy, Mon. (UPI) Grenade-hurling terrorists attacked an Italian police post on the Austrian frontier on Saturday night but were driven off by machine gunfire. The terrorists, assumed to be members of a Germanlanguage extremist organisation seeking autonomy for the Alto Adige (the pre-World War I Austrian95 words
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456 1966-08-30 10 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) —In the interests of self-preservation, the house committee on unAmerican activities will take no action against two persons who openly defied its subpoenas. The two, Dr. Allen Krebs and Walter D. Teague 111, both of New York city, ignored their456 words
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Article158 1966-08-30 10 MANILA, Mon. (UPI) City police have started patrolling the University of the Philippines in an effort to reduce violence touched off by a fraternity feud in the wake of a recent campus election. The trouble started when a law student from Beta Sigma fraternity beat an158 words
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Article, Illustration31 1966-08-30 10 PANA Photo.PANA Photo. - 31 words
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Article181 1966-08-30 10 TEL AVIV, Israel, Mon. (AP). A major business recession is threatening Israel for the first time in the young state's history. "It's almost biblical," said one Israeli economist. "We've enjoyed seven fat years since 1959 and there is every indication we are facing seven lean years."181 words
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149 1966-08-30 10 TOKYO, Mon. (AFP). France is in a position to exert pressure on the United States and thus restrain her from escalating the war in Vietnam by strengthening her ties with Soviet Russia, the influential daily "Yomiuri Shimbun" suggested this morning. In an149 words
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Article84 1966-08-30 10 MANILA, Mon. (AP) Kim Yong-Ki, the farmerphilosopher from South Korea who is this year's winner of the Magsaysay Award for public service, arrived from Seoul, today. Kim and his fellow awardee will receive their medallions and a cash prize U.S. $lO,OOO each at ceremonies to be84 words
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Article43 1966-08-30 10 SEOUL, Mon. (AP) The death toll from encephalitis since early this month rose to 310 today as 54 more persons died in a day, the health ministry reported. The ministry said a total of 1,386 cases has been reported this summer.43 words
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Article197 1966-08-30 10 millions back rent claims DAMASCUS. Mon. (AFP) Syria today claimed the Iraq Petroleum Company owed it several hundred million Syrian pounds because of an 11-year-old calculation error in annual rents for the use of oil pipelines on Syrian territory. An official note has been sent to the oil company asking197 words
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Article129 1966-08-30 10 KYOTO, Japan. Mon. (UPI) A scientific meeting of the sixth International Electronic Microscope Conference opened here yesterday at Kyoto microscopes. The eight-day meeting, participated by 1.500 scientists from 37 countries, is the first meeting to be held in Asia. The first congress was held in 1949 in the129 words
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Article24 1966-08-30 10 MILAN, Italy, Mon. (UPI) A commission of government and tourism officials has selected the umbrella pine as the horticultural symbol of Italy.24 words
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496 1966-08-30 10 LONDON, Mon. (AP) —Britons are emigrating in record numbers with indications the wage and credit squeeze will step up the pace. The flow is mainly to Australia, Canada and South Africa but the United States is becoming more of an attraction, especially for doctors, scientists496 words
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51 1966-08-30 10 VARTO, Antolia Region, Turkey, Mon.—Turkish troops were among the many rescue workers at the site of the quake-shattered town on August 21. Varto and surrounding villages were buried by the series of quakes and thousands were rendered homeless. Meanwhile international aid continues to pour in for the stricken and bereaved51 words
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Article303 1966-08-30 10 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) Sen. Jacob K. Javits. Re-publican-New York, told the American Legion yesterday that President Johnson wai misleading the American people into believing the United States could achieve a military victory in Vietnam. But in reality, Javits said, America could not expert "total and decisive military303 words
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Article150 1966-08-30 10 Brunei Town, Sri. Mon. Brunei's Crown Prince, Duli Pengiran Muda Mahkota Hassanal Bolkiah, during the weekend launched the first ever built modern vessels here. This was the Crown Prince's first official function since his arrival here a fortnight ago from studies at the Royal Military Academy in150 words
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103 1966-08-30 11 MICHAEL PARKS, who plays the part of a talented but mixedup young artist who seduces his best friend's mother in Paramount's "The Idol," under the direction of Daniel Petrie, has recently portrayed Adam in the unreleased film version of "The Bible," but he doesn't particularly103 words
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Article191 1966-08-30 11 A SHERIFF'S deputy found Michele Carey and James Caan safe "but beginning to panic" after the feminine and juvenile leads of Howard Hawks' "Eldorado" had been lost in the Arizona desert five hours, recently. during location filming of the John WayneRobert Mitchum starrer. FRENCH film maker191 words
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Article, Illustration722 1966-08-30 11 WITH an errie "whooosh," two 50-foot-high glass-paneled doors slide open to reveal the subterranean headquarters of an ultrasophisticated scientific organisation called the Combined Miniature Deterrent Forces. This is the starting point of "Fantastic Voyage," a truly unique $6,500,000 science-fiction film currently being made722 words
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927 1966-08-30 11 SHADOWS overcloud the carefree world of Philippe de Montfaucon, Marquis de Bellac (David Niven) when his vineyard overseer, Grandee (Michael Miller), arrives at his palatial Paris home. The news that Grandee brings is disturbing. Once again, for the third successive year, the famed Bellac927 words
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314 1966-08-30 11 HANDSOME lanky Anthony Perkins was particularly happy with his starring role in "Is Paris Burning?" Paramount's stirring film version of the international best-seller by Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre, because it finally provided him with an opportunity of playing his age. "I realise I314 words
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Article, Illustration374 1966-08-30 11 Andrea Dromm is a pixie-blonde with a build of a boy except in those spots where it counts the most. Snub-nosed Andrea, cute as a button and more fun to have around, is making her film debut in Norman Jewison's 'The Russians Are Coming The374 words
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197 1966-08-30 12 GARDINER, Oregon, Sun. (UPI). Workers continued to picket International Paper Company's long-bell Plywood operation here yesterday in a dispute over a female worker's tight pants. Members of the Plywood Worker's Union local 2,195 walked off the job after Patricia Morris,' 35, on the night shift,197 words
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Article232 1966-08-30 12 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI). Sen. Roman L. Hruska, Republican-Nebras-ka, warned yesterday that beef imports may total one billion pounds this year, the level that brought "the awful collapse of the cattle market" in 1963. Hruska and Sen. Karl E. Mundt, Republican-Sou th Dakota, discussed rising beef232 words
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Article, Illustration491 1966-08-30 12 jyt ELBOURNE, Australia, Mon. Queen Victoria Hospital in Melbourne recently conducted an unusual course to encourage married women doctors back to the medical profession. Many of the 22 women who took the course have been out of the profession for between 15 and 20491 words
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478 1966-08-30 12 TAY NINH, Vietnam. Mon. (UPI) "Phi Luat Tan, Phi Uat Tan," the children called as the truck loads of Filipino soldiers drove into the camp. "They knew we were coming before we got here," said Capt. Eduardo Ermita, leader of one of478 words
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423 1966-08-30 12 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. (AP) A report to the United Nations on Soviet space activities claims that the Automatic Space Station, Luna 9, was at "zero velocity," or dead still, when it made the world s first soft landing on423 words
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Article83 1966-08-30 12 VIENNA, Mon. (AFP) Austrian Premier. Mr. Franz Jcnas will make a 10-day official visit to Thailand next January on the invitation of King Bumiphol, it was announced here today. The visit will return one made to Austria by the King and Queen of Thailand in83 words
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Article43 1966-08-30 12 HANOI. Mon. (AFP) North Vietnam forces downed a United States aircraft over Central Thanh Hoa province today. The north Vietnam news agency reported. This brings the total of United States aeroplanes brought down over North Vietnam to 1,367, the agency added.43 words
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693 1966-08-30 12 PHU LOI, Vietnam, Mon. (UPI). —"Oh God i e t me live" said the young soldier. He said it over and over again. Blood spurted from his head. Someone told th« terrified young negro he was going to be okay, but693 words
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142 1966-08-30 12 BONN. Mon. (AFP) West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said here today he would discuss during his coming tour of Scandinavia the possibility of re-opening talks between Britain and the European economic community. At Bonn-Cologne airport before leaving for Oslo on the first stage142 words
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1214 1966-08-30 13 Wendy Hall - By Wendy Hall THE University of Sussex, which opened at Brighton on the south coast of England in 1961, was the first of a group of seven new universities planned during the 1950s to increase considerably the number of student places in Britain.1,214 words
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Article85 1966-08-30 13 DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, Mon. (AP) The largest herd of elephants ever recorded in the famous Seregeti National Park of Tanzania was sighted yesterday thundering through the jungles of the park. More than 800 were seen by Chief Park Warden Mr. P.A.G. Field who termed the mass movement85 words
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Article44 1966-08-30 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Tuan Haji Ghazali bin Haji Jawi, will pay a week's official visit to Sabah and Sarawak early next month. He will leave Kuala Lumpur for Jesseltoa on Sept. 1 at 8.45 a.m.44 words
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Article399 1966-08-30 13 SYDNEY. Mon. Defecates from 16 Asian countries participated in an important medico-scientific conference in Australia recently. The conference was the Xlth Congress of the International Society of Haematology, and the International Society of Blood Transfusion, which ended today. It took Dlace In the University of Sydney.399 words
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Article404 1966-08-30 13 STEERING by the stars is probably almost as old as travel itself, but in the fast-moving 20th-century it has become necessary to link navigation to the latest in technology. In a small observatory at the Bristol College of Science and Technology in south-west England, a team404 words
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655 1966-08-30 13 JOHN COOPER - Is there enough water in the world By JOHN COOPER It can be argued that of all the world's peat treasures, water is the greatest. Certainly in countries where rainfall is rare and rivers and lakes nonexistent, water has a value beyond gold and precious stones, at times even beyond655 words
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132 1966-08-30 13 LONDON, Mon. (UPI).— Decca Navigator Company, a British firm that manufactures navigation aids for ships and planes, is claiming that the U.S. Government infringed on its patent rights, it was announced yesterday. Managing Director Mr. Harvey Schwarz said the claim concerns the loran C. navigational132 words
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Article, Illustration49 1966-08-30 13 JUDY HUXTABLE, stunning British society girl, is anything but a "gimmick" in her first major screen role. As the feminine juvenile lead in Paramount's thriller 'The Psychopath/' the lovely blonde proves that she has, or has learned, what it takes to be a first-rate actress*49 words
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428 1966-08-30 13 PERTH. Mon. The Western Australian Minister for Industrial Development, Mr. Charles Court, said recently that the State Government was engagrd in negotiations which would add manganese to the multi- million dollar ironore development already under way in the north of Western Australia. The other partner to428 words
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Article85 1966-08-30 13 PENANG. Mon. Villagers in Tanjong Bungah. who attended a Chinese wayang at a Chinese temple there last night, fled when two rival parties clashed near the vicinity. Lam Jit Mooi. 26, was seriously injured on the head and was rushed to the general hospital. Another man.85 words
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Article51 1966-08-30 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon A passing-oul parade for 197 national service recruits will be held at National Service Training Centre, Gunong Panjang camp, Jalan Tambun, Ipoh tomorrow. The parade will be commanded by Lieutenant Soud bin Taimun, M.M., and the band of ihc Royal Malay Regiment will be in51 words
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48 1966-08-30 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Burma's Han Thien and Hong Kong's Kai Chui seem to be doing a dance in the rain but it is not so. They are after the ball in front of Hong Kong's goal in their encounter at the Merdeka soccer tournament. Burma won 2 0.48 words
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360 1966-08-30 14 LONDON, Mon. (AP) Tottenham Hotspur, with a team costing more than £600.000, is making a big bid to win back a place in European soccer. The London team has spent lavishly on two star players for the new season £95.000 on360 words
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Article, Illustration826 1966-08-30 14 JOHN CLARKE - By JOHN CLARKE SINGAPORE, MON. Tree branches and wild fruit the sixe of "tennis ball/ were the first hockey equipment of a little boy who was later to be hailed the uncrowned "hockey king" of old colonial Singapore. I826 words
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Article91 1966-08-30 14 JERUSALEM, Israeli Section. Mon. (AP). —Mongolia's chess champion, Lhamsuren Miagmarsuren, on Saturday night clinched his entry into the inter-zonal round of the World Chess Championship when he won the West Asian Zone tournament played here between Mongolia and Israel. Miagmarsuren drew with Israel's chessmaster Zadok91 words
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Article113 1966-08-30 14 PLYMOUTH, England, Mon. (AP) Francis Chichester, 65. three times solo conqueror of the Atlantic, sailed last Saturday on his greatest adventure to round the world in 200 days. Cheering crowds waved hi'm goodbye from Plymouth Hoe, the green headland where Sir Francis Drake is reputed to have played113 words
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Article182 1966-08-30 14 ISMAILIA Egypt, Mon. (AP) Egypt's Hanafl Mahmud yesterday won the Suez Canal long distance swimming race, the 44-kilo-metre course between Suez and Ismailia in 14 hours 22 minutes 30 seconds. Another Egyptian, Mohamed Gameh, was second in 14:49.15, followed two minutes later by the Netherlands Hermr/i182 words
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Article259 1966-08-30 14 DOUGLAS, Isle of Man. Mon. (AFP) Britain's Mike Hailwood, riding a Honda, won the 250 cc tourist trophy motor cycle race h cre yesterday. He covered the 226 miles (364 kilometres) mountainous course in 2 iir. 13 min 26 sec. at an average speed259 words
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509 1966-08-30 14 BROOKLINE, Massachusetts, Mon. (AP) Defending champions Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle of Australia defeated U.S. Davis Cup players Arthur Ashe and Marty Riessen yesterday in semi-finals of the 86th U.S. national doubles tournament at Longwood. Darkness forced a halt in the other semi-final509 words
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Article77 1966-08-30 14 VANCOUVER, Mon. (AP) Don Schollander of Santa Clara California yesterday equalled the world swimming record of 53.6 seconds for the 110—yard freestyle. The mark was set on Thursday by Zac Zorn, 19, of Los Angeles in the British Columbia centennial swim meet here. Schollander 20,77 words
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659 1966-08-30 14 BUDAPEST, Mon. (AFP) The world sports spotlight will be on the Nep Stodium here when more than 880 athletes from 30 coun* tries compete in the European track and field championships begin* ning today and continuing right up till Sept. 4. The659 words
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Article112 1966-08-30 14 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI). A.E.K. of Greece rallied with two late second-half goals by its captain, Demetrios Papaionnou, to tie Benifica of Portugal. 2-2, yesterday in the final game of the triangular U.S. Cup of Champions soccer tournament. Santos of Brazil already had won the112 words
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Article41 1966-08-30 14 POERTSCHACH. Austria, Mon. (AP). Australia's Bob Hewitt was defeated by Insvan Gulyas of Hungary, 6-2, 6-4, in the men's semifinals of the Poertschach international tennis tournament yesterday. lon Tinac of Rumania defeated Gulyas, 6-4, 10-8, 9-7. In the finals.41 words
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Article106 1966-08-30 14 SEOUL. Mon (AP). champion Kim Ki-Soo of South Korea may have to meet Itay's Sandra Mazzinghi in his first title defence. a Korean Boxing Commission (KBC) official said today. The official made the remark after through the new ratings ol the World Boxing Council (WBC) released106 words
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Article75 1966-08-30 14 TOKYO, Mon. (AFP) An Indian field hockey team will arrive in Tokyo on Sept. 15 for a series of 10 goodwill matches against local selections in Japan. The Indian players will meet an all Hokkaido selection at Sapporo on Sept. 17 in the opening75 words
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49 1966-08-30 14 SINGAPORE, Mon. —Singapore's Minister of Law and National Development, Mr. E. W. Barker, speaking at the opening ceremony of the Port of Authority Recreation Club's 1966 Sports Carnival at Bukit Chermin here today. He later declared open the weeklong Sports Carnival which will end next Saturday. EASTERN SUN Photo.EASTERN SUN Photo. - 49 words
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735 1966-08-30 15 IPOH. Mon. The following are the weights for the Ist day Perak Turf Club Sultan's Gold Vase Meeting on Sept: First Day, Sept. 4. Horses CL 1, Div. 1 6 Furs. Silver Crown 9.06 Top Honour 9.06 Lord Jim 9.04 Ifokoru735 words
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Article431 1966-08-30 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. A new course record was t»et up by B.K.S. Maniam, of the Swifts in the Swift A th 1 e te s Association's Open Six miles road walk held here yesterday. B. K. S. Maniam who returned a time of 48 mins. 13431 words
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Article, Illustration39 1966-08-30 15 KL'ALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Vietnamese skipper Tam Lang receiving the coveted trophy from the Yang di-Pertuan Agong after Vietnam beat Burma 1-0 in the finals of the Merdeka Football Tournament played at the Merdeka Stadium last night.39 words
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138 1966-08-30 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. 32 Regiment R.C.T. defeated Army Dept Police 7 —l in the finals of the Malayan Amed Force., Badminton Championships played yesterday at Nuffield Hall, Portsdown Road. RESULTS: (32 Regt first): Singles: Drv. Samion lost to P. C. Omar 5 —15, 4138 words
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Article167 1966-08-30 15 HOUSTON, Texas, Mon. (UPI) A fight manager who says his fighter can cut down Cassius Clay with either hand contended on Saturday any fight between the two must guarantee his fighter a million dollars. Hugh Benbow, manager of the heavyweight Cleveland (Big Cat) Williams said167 words
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Article62 1966-08-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. In a friendly football match played at the Methodist School grounds here this evening to celebrate the fifth annual Old and Present Boys Games carnival. the present boys defeated the old boys 5-0. At half time, the score was 2-0. Earlier in62 words
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Article118 1966-08-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The total gate receipts for the ninth merdeka soccer tournament fell short of $15,500 compared with last year's collections. Stating this today, Mr. Kwok Kin Keng, the secretary of the Football Association of Malaysia, said that this year's collection amounted to $366,350. Of118 words
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Article104 1966-08-30 15 SINGAPORE Mon.—Vietnam, champions in the re-cently-concluded Merdeka soccer competition, drew with Singapore 2—2 in their encounter at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. Kim Swe*. scored Singapore's first goal in the 15th minute and Hussein Aljunied in the 38ih minute. Tran Chann scored both goals for104 words
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Article33 1966-08-30 15 TOKYO, Mon. (AP) I Won-Sok, So'ith Korea's orient bantamweight champion, was defeated by Yoshio Nakane of Japan by unanimous decision in a 10-round, non-title bout at Korakuen Hall here last night.33 words
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412 1966-08-30 15 JOHN KAM - By JOHN KAM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Courage, determination, and a rigid semi-military schedule of training paid off handsomely for South Vietnam's football team when they won the Merdeka Soccer championships for the first time last night. Although they were the underdogs, facing a muchfavoured412 words
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205 1966-08-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union is to hold two trials to select athletes to represent the country at the Asian Games at Bangkok this December. Sixty-nine have been selected to undergo the trials and it is expected the first trial will be205 words
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262 1966-08-30 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. —Two top softball teams here will clash at the Port of Authority Recreation Club's Sports Carnival at Bukit Chermin here tomorrow. The match is part of the club's programme for the week-long Sports Carnival, which began last Saturday. The clash will be262 words
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355 1966-08-30 15 Low Teo Ping - By Low Teo Ping SINGAPORE, Mon.—Two shooters made the 580-mark in the Asian Games trials for the 50 metres Small Bore Prone shoot held at Gimson School Rifle Range here yesterday. The shoot was the first in the three-stage final round trials355 words
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143 1966-08-30 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Civil Service Association will hold a tennis tournament for all civil seravnts, starting from Sept. 17. The tournament will be held at the Association's courts and they include the following events: Men's Open Singles, Men's Open Doubles. Ladies Open Singles,143 words
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231 1966-08-30 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Illtrained sportsmen will no longer represent the Republic abroad. As Chairman of the Singapore Sports Council, Enche Othman Wok, Minister for Social Affairs strongly opposed the sending of ill-trained participants to represent Singapore aboard. He said it was a wastage of funds.231 words
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122 1966-08-30 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Results of the clay pigeon and the standard rifle events held at the national shooting range here: Clay Pigeon (individual): 1. Siow Shu Nan (N.S.) 150/, 200: 2. M«>e Fu Kiat (Sel). 135/200; 3. Soon You Sin (N. 5.) 131/200; 4. Khoo Soon122 words
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Article112 1966-08-30 15 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI). —lf world heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay wins a conscientious objector exemption from the draft, the odds are that he will spend his civilian service in hospital work. A Selective Service survey showed on Saturday that about two-thirds of the 4,554 conscientious112 words
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814 1966-08-30 16 TOKYO, Mon. The Chinese student "Red Guards" who have been rampaging throughout the mainland in their ultra-Maoist "cultural purge" against 'bourgeois thinking and institutions' have been brought to heel by the Communist Party Executive, according to reports reaching here. They have been warned814 words
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Article353 1966-08-30 16 SAIGON. Mon. (I'PI). Police and an alert cadet officer foiled a Communist mine attack outside Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's office as the Vietcong vowed more terrorism to disrupt South Vietnam's national election campaign, government spokesmen said today. The young cadet suffered the only injuries353 words
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Article100 1966-08-30 16 JAKARTA. Mon. (AP) Indonesian Red Cross officials here today denied reports that 50,000 persons have starved to death on the island of Lombok. Recent visitors from the Island neighbouring Ball said there was a severe food shortage and some people may have starved to death but only100 words
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Article96 1966-08-30 16 TOKYO, Mon. (AP). A minor earthquake shook Tokyo and its vicinity and some areas in northern and central Japan at 5:03 a.m. toaay (2003GMT Sunday), the central meterological agency reported. No damage or casualties were reported. The agency located the epicenter of the quake at the centre96 words
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59 1966-08-30 16 SAIGON, Mon. These young boys in uniform and wielding batons participate in the current pre-election campaign to return a constitutional State Assembly on September 11. Press censorship has been lifted to coincide with the election. Meanwhile the Vietcong are also intensifying their own campaign of intimidation and terrorism and thePANA Photo. - 59 words
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Article175 1966-08-30 16 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) Philippine marine biologist Deogracias V. Villadolid is resting well and may not require operation for his ulcer ailment, St. Luke Hospital said today. Dr. Villadolid was taken to the hospital on Saturday to undergo treatment for duodenal ulcer. Hospital doctor Torahiko Sugawara who is175 words
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