Eastern Sun, 21 November 1966
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Title Section24 1966-11-21 1 EASTERN SUN Ijjdependeii National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Esld. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 126. .Monday. INo>eml>er 21 1966. MC(P) 1942 KDN 2.">(W I'rire 15 ronls24 words
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Article520 1966-11-21 1 American forces anxious tc crush t some of the most elite Communist units i SAIGON, Sun. (UPI) HEAVY FIGHTING erupted yesterday between U.S. and Communist troops on two jungle fronts near the border with Cambodia. 652 bombers from Guam struck in three bombing raids supporting American infantrymen520 words
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201 1966-11-21 1 ROME, Sun (AP) Thirty-five countries and two international organisations are helping Italy overcome the effects of its worst Hood disaster in history. The aid has come from as far away as Australia (68 trunks of clothing* and from as close as the Vatican201 words
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Article251 1966-11-21 1 r PAC'E CENTRE. Houston. sun. <IPI> Th«» triumphant Gemini 12 astronauts home last nisht to receive hues from their wives who hid h'fn "waiting for ill week" and hearty h-inrKhakes from Space Centre officials. James Lovell and Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin arrived at Ellington Air Force251 words
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Article205 1966-11-21 1 I.OMMKV Sun (I PI) One of America's lop experts on the Far East said yesterday that Japan rather than China was the key pourr in Asia and Mould play a significant role in the world's future Prof. Robert A. Scalapino. Professor of Political205 words
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Article, Illustration60 1966-11-21 1 Wearing her newly-won crown, it was breakfast in bed fw beautiful 23-year-old medical student Reita Faria. of Bombay. India, at her London Hotel on Friday morniuf following her success in the 1!>66 "Miss World" Beauty Contest in London Reita was given more applause than any of the60 words
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Article98 1966-11-21 1 TOKYO, Sun UPI> About 300 persons were killed in a train accident in North Korea last March, according to reports monitored here. The reports from the South Korean capital of Seoul said the disaster occurred in a railway tunnel in the northern part of North98 words
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Advertisement154 1966-11-21 1 iwjwuro oiSTmBUTORS njn \\_Vz MIKIMOTO pearls TIN SING GOLDSMITHS LTD 215-217 SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE-' TEL *6581 ved a big hug e. Joan, who ave been wait11 week." he was happy i happy to end ogramme on a cress. ire programmes 3 me way." he area in uie iumi iuguianu>154 words
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202 1966-11-21 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Parliamentary Secre-tary-"to the Minister for Social Affairs, Mr. Chin Chee Sens, tonight reiterated that the survival of this youn? Republic rested upon a united, multi-racial society. He was speaking at the third anniversary celebrations of Kampong Soo Poo Community Centre. Mr. Chan202 words
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Article, Illustration79 1966-11-21 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Bernard Tay Chnnc Woo helps his bride, Miss Shirley Sit Sai Mel, to cut their wedding rake at a reception at the Adelphi Hotel yesterday. They were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral. The groom, a graduate of the University of Singapore, is an officer79 words
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Article, Illustration628 1966-11-21 2 Peter Loke - By, Peter Loke Singapore Sun. Singapore leads other countries in South-east-Asia in providing educational and medical facilities for her people. This was said today by the Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, at the Chinese Physicians Association's Training School graduation ceremony held at the628 words
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Article26 1966-11-21 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Adult Education Board will hold a lecture on "Technical Media and Youth Work and Adult Education theoretical principle" at the Cultural26 words
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272 1966-11-21 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore will send a twomember delegation as observers to the preliminary meeting of officials for the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee's 17th meetine in Karachi. They are Miss Constance Pinto, Acting Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Finance, and Mr. Benny Ortega, Administrative272 words
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Article226 1966-11-21 2 PENANG, Sun. Most hotels in the city are fully hooked for Penang's Festival season, which starts on Dec. 3 with the opening of the industrial and trade fair at the Esplanade. Highlights of the Festival of Penang Will be a marathon chingay procession, a "Miss Malaysia" beauty226 words
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Article94 1966-11-21 2 REREMBAN, Sun. The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan. Pato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed. last night reminded Malav businessmen that the main factors for success in commerce and industry could be found in Business knowledge, determination and toleranre. He hoped that the Bumiputras would be prepared to make94 words
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Article297 1966-11-21 2 MACAO, Sua Renault works driver, MACRO BIA.V. CHI, in a sports Alphine today crushed all opposJ. tion in the 13th Macao Grand Prix, winning in a word time of three hourj 12 minutes 23.2 seconds Bianchi finished nfar.j one lap ahead of local star. ALBERT297 words
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Article44 1966-11-21 2 SINGAPORE. Sun—Tht United Malay National Organisation's Ulu Pandan branch will hold a "Malam Aneka Irama" (variety show* at Victoria Theatra here on Nov. 27 at 7.30 p.rr Tickets at $2. $1.50 and SI, are available at UMNO branches and Victoria Theatre.44 words
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Advertisement125 1966-11-21 2 di WHAT IS YOUR MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY? YOUR CAR? You have it insured for what it's worth. YOUR HOME? You alto have it insured for its full value. YOUR BUSINESS ASSETS? If you own any, you surely will have them insured. YOUR EARNING POWER? Your family depends on it to125 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1966-11-21 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, this morning urged teachers not only to produce a "literate" but an "educated population", capable of civic ond social disciplines. He s aid: "We have produced teachers as anonymous, faceless and as listless in some1,067 words
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Article, Illustration181 1966-11-21 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. The President of International Committee for Scientific Management (CIOS), Mr. K ii c h ir o SATO will arrive tonight to attend the 11th Executive Committee meeting of the CIOS IndoPacific Committee. The CIOS is an international body which co-or-dinates the activities181 words
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398 1966-11-21 3 SINGAPORE. Sua. "Maiko" is one of the dances to be performed by the Japanese Dance Troupe at the National Theatre next week. It will be performed by the charming "Maiko" maidens of Kyoto. Holding colourful Japanese parasols, the girls will move gracefully to398 words
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Article106 1966-11-21 3 IPOH. Sun. The education of workers in the country should have the overall objective of stepping up the vitality and productivity of the worker in his enterprise. It should aim at integrating him and his efforts in the context of the nation's developing situation,106 words
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Article, Illustration249 1966-11-21 4 jyjALACCA, Sun. It is really a small world just ask Australian singer Beverley Fitzgibbon. And her nephew. Private William Fitzgibbon, of the 4th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment. stationed at Terendak Camp, Malacca, will back her up. Bev, with other members of an249 words
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Article, Illustration551 1966-11-21 4 MADELEINE NATHAN - By MADELEINE NATHAN CINGAPORE, Sun. Two representatives of the National Executives of the Returned Servicemen League (R.S.L.) Mr. T.V. Shaw and Mr. C.S. Morrison— have left for Victoria after attending Remembrance Day celebrations in Sabah at the invitation of the Sabah Government. The two551 words
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Article187 1966-11-21 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Malaysian Airways will soon be renamed as Malaysia-Singapore Airways. This was disclosed by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, when he gave away certificates to graduates of the five-year technical training course sponsored by the Malaysian Airways last night. Dr. Toh187 words
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148 1966-11-21 4 SINGAPORE. Sun The outdoor collection of licence fees for hawkers will begin on Dec. 1 at the Maxwell Road Market. It will cover market? and street pitches at the following places: Banda Street, Cheng Cheok Street. Cheng Tuan Street, Cook Street, Craig Street,148 words
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Article20 1966-11-21 4 SINGAPORE. Sun—There were 102 accidents, of which six were serious, during the past 24 hours, the Police announced today.20 words
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Article, Illustration325 1966-11-21 4 Bernard Williams - Bv Bernard Williams SINGAPORE, Sun. —An Australian archaeologist Is keen on exploring historic sites and hunt in Malaysia. Singapore and nearby areas. He is Mr. Archie Jackson, who has spent much time in the South American Andes searching of the "lost treasures of the325 words
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Article53 1966-11-21 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The body of Govinda Rajoo, of Havelock Road, was recovered by the Police from the Singapore River, near Elgin Bridge, yesterday morning. Rajoo had left his home the previous night on his bicycle which was later found at Elgin Bridge. Police do not53 words
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Article66 1966-11-21 4 IPOH. Sun. —Mr. P. Subramaniam was elected chairman at the Annual Delegate** Conference of the Malaysian Trade Union Congress. Perak Division, at St. John Church Hall here today. Other office-bearers elected are: Vice-chairman; Mr. E. Navarednam; hon. secretary, Mr. T. S. Navaratnam, hon. treasurer. Mr. Wong Yearn66 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous55 1966-11-21 4 S'pore Diary 7.30 p.m. Cultural Centre, Canning Rise: National Language Month Reading Contest. 7.30 p.m. Victoria Theatre, Empress Place: A Chinese Variety Show, organised by the Radio Singapore. 7.30 p.m. Free film shows bv the Ministry of Culture Tanjong Irau; Kampong Hoap Guan San; Kampong Toban Chinese Kampong; and Chung55 words
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WORLD NEWS
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347 1966-11-21 5 LOS ANGELES Sun. (UPI). TTTE mother of the late Marilyn Monroe has been 1 taken from a California Mental Institution and is now living with another daughter in Florida, the former Conservator of the mother's estate confirmed yesterday. The Conservator, Mrs. Inez Melson, said347 words
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266 1966-11-21 5 NEW YORK, Sun. (AP> The Philippine Civic and Cultural Society provided something for everyone at its annual festival here yesterday concert artistry, abstract paintings, beauty queens and a swinging combo with go-go girls. Festival Chairman, Mrs. Mercedes M. Nicanor, a Society Editor for266 words
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Article87 1966-11-21 5 LOS ANGELES. Sun. (UPI) A former county Coroner's employee has been arrested on charges he removed pituitary glands from cadavers and sold them illegally for $1 each. Jack Morgan Main, 33, a former autopsy assistant photographer, was arrested at his home in nearby Sylmar on Friday by87 words
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Article, Illustration33 1966-11-21 5 BETHESDA. Maryland, Sun. (AP).—President Johnson reads mail andpapers In hospital bed at Bethesda on Wednesday after completing surgery. With him are p Mrs. Johnson and daughter Luci Johnson Nugent.33 words
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Article162 1966-11-21 5 MONTREAL. Sun. (UPI) A Federal Civil servant was arrested by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in Ottawa yesterday morning and will be arraigned next week on charges under the Official Secrets Act. Bower Edward Featherstone allegedly obtained and retained two copies of a162 words
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Article114 1966-11-21 5 HOLLYWOOD, Sun. (ITPI) Teen-age violence broke out along the famed Sunset Strip area again on Friday night with authorities barricading a fourblock long area and arresting 55-65 persons. Youths swarmed along Sunset Boulevard, throwing eggs, rocking cars and setting off strings of firecrackers. Sheriffs deputies arrested 17114 words
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Article68 1966-11-21 5 KATHMANDU. Nepal, Sun. (UPI) General Ne Win, Chairman of the Burmese Revolutionary Council will make his first State visit to Nepal in the last week in November, it was officially announced today. The three-day visit was arranged at the invitation of King Mahendra and will be68 words
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270 1966-11-21 5 ROME, Sun. (UPI). A girl of three was the youngest victim in Italy's flood disaster and a woman of 84 was the oldest. The first name-by-name listing of the 112 dead showed the victims included 70 men, 38 women and four children.270 words
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Article149 1966-11-21 5 DURBAN, South Africa. San. (UPI) As many as 35 persons were believed killed on Friday when a crowded bus plunged 20«) feet down an embankment into the rain-swollen Jmhloti River near Ngomweni about 31 miles from Durban, Police said today. It was one of the149 words
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Article35 1966-11-21 5 WARSAW. Poland. Sun. (AP) Storm winds of more than 75 miles an hour lashed the Baltic Sea and the Bay of Danzig yesterday. the Polish press agency reported. Small vessels stayed in port.35 words
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157 1966-11-21 5 ST. LOUIS, Missouri, Sun. (UPI) An expert on UFO said on Friday night the bigest danger from secrecy surrounding reports of unidentified flying objects is that it might accidentally lead to a nuclear war. Maj. Donald E. Keyhoe, USMC (Ret.) Director of the National157 words
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389 1966-11-21 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. (AP). The t 7 S. Roman Catholic Bishops in a major pronouncement on race relations, called last night for dropping the bars that keep Negroes from living In many of the nation s expanding suburbs. Urgently they recommended "a true sense of neighbourliness.389 words
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Article42 1966-11-21 6 FREETOWN, Sierra Lfone. Sun (AP) Mamadou Toure, brother of Guinea President, Mr. Sekou Toure. arrived here yesterday to take up his post as Guinea Charge d' Affaires in Sierra Leone. Mr. Toure was former Guinean Ambassador to Algeria.42 words
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Article106 1966-11-21 6 FRANKFCRT. Germany Sun. (AP) A procession of more than a thousand taxis and private hire cars drove through the streets of Frankfurt yesterday to the funeral of a murdered taxi driver, 44-year-old Heini Schlund. It included taxis from major cities throughout West Germany, most bearing106 words
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Article197 1966-11-21 6 SAIGON, Sun. (AP) Riot police gxiarded Frenchoperatevj schools on Sunday while some 200 students and sympathizers met in Student Union Headquarters to demand their closure. Banners reading "stop all forms of educational slavery" and "schools in Vietnam must be strictly Vietnamese" decked the hall. French schools197 words
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Article203 1966-11-21 6 CARACAS, Venezuela. Sun. (AP)—"The serious participation" of Cuba in recent terrorist attacks here may force the Venezuelan government to make a complaint before international organisations. Interior Minister Reinaldo Leandro Mora said yesterday. His statement followed President Raul Leoni's accusation that Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro203 words
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Article22 1966-11-21 6 LISBON, Sun. (UPI) Prof. Jose Do Nascimento Ferreira Diag former Portuguese Minister of Economy, died here today. He was 66.22 words
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Article43 1966-11-21 6 LONDON. Sun. (AP) Arthur Haynes. one of Britain's leading television comedians, died yesterday, apparently from a heart attack. He was 52. A one-time bus conductor. Haynes made millions laugh with his comic interpretation of a genial tramp.43 words
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309 1966-11-21 6 UNITED NATIONS. Sun. < AP» A U.N. investigator reported yesterday that Israel evidently used about 80 Patton tanks, killed 18 persons and wounded 134 in an attack on Jordan last Sunday. Norwegian Lt. Gen. Odd Bull. Chief of Staff of the U.N.309 words
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Article550 1966-11-21 6 TOM STUCKEY - BY TOM STUCKEY DALLAS. Texas. Sun <Ar> There are fewer flowers and wreaths, and tears are shrd rarely, if at all. but most first-time visitors to l)alla* still make their way to the foot of550 words
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Article89 1966-11-21 6 BOWLING GREEN Kentucky. Sun. (AP) The Kentucky Baptist Convention has launched a drive to raise US 537.000 as ransom for 37 Baptist preachers now in Cuban prisons. T'.ie idea was advanced by former U.S. representative Eugene Siler, an active Baptist layman, at the convention's meetine this89 words
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Article159 1966-11-21 6 SEOUL. Sun (AP) "The Malaysia bridge." a 65yard bridge built with US $5,000 of donations from the Malaysian government last year for flood-stricken South Koreans, was dedicated at Paju about 25 miles North of Seoul yesterday Malaysian ambassador to Korea Dato Mohamed Ismail bin Mohamed159 words
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Article179 1966-11-21 6 LONDON, Sun. (AFP). Twelve hundred and fifty skilled car workers in the Midlands have applied for job* in the South African motor industry, and some will sail with their families In January, the "Sunday Express" reported today in a front page story under the headline "jobs179 words
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Article54 1966-11-21 6 ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia, Sun. (A P) Lesotho's King Moshoeshoe II left for Accra yesterday after a week-long private visit to Ethiopia. He came here for the African Summit wftrj and stayed to tour historical places in Northern Ethiopia King Moshoeshoe H visiting Ghana at the invitation of54 words
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334 1966-11-21 7 BONN. Sun. (AFP). Bavaria's voters go to the polls tori ay for state elections in which local issues wrre now overshadowed by West Germany's continuing: government crisis. The three major parties. Christian Democrats, Free Democrats and Social Democrats, still engaged in triangular334 words
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Article119 1966-11-21 7 TOKYO. Sun. (AP) Indonesian President Sukarno'® Japanese wife. Ratna Sari Dewi. who is six months pregnant, entered s Tokyo hospital yesterday for a week-long medical checkup. Officials said a preliminary examination showed that the 26-year-old Dewi was in good health. But they said she wants119 words
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323 1966-11-21 7 TOKYO. Sun. (AFP) The Finance Ministry and Economic Planning Agency hope to peg the actual rate of economic growth for fiscal 1967 (starting April next year) at 8 to 8.5 per cent and the rise in consumer prices at around 4.5 per cent, government323 words
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127 1966-11-21 7 "BERLIN. YOU HAVE FRECKLES ON YOUR FACE!" Hildegard Knef received an enthusiastic ovation from the guests at the recent Federal Press Ball in Bonn's Beethovenhalle when she sang this chanson, which she wrote herself. Together with Federal Economics Minister Kurt Schmucher, she performed the draw at midnight for the popular127 words
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94 1966-11-21 7 TOKYO. Sun (AFP) Police began qustioning today the man who yesterday confessed to carryins the head of a girl he had murdered in a hlark vinyl hag from Shikoku. in Western Japan, to Hokkaido. Asked why he carried the head so far. Fumiaki94 words
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Article99 1966-11-21 7 PARIS, Sun. (AFP) More than a thousand people demonstratpd outside Orly (Paris) Airport today against the noise caused by jet aircraft. The mayor of one of the neighbouring villages said it had been estimated that schools lost the equivalent of one hour's lesson each day because of99 words
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Article38 1966-11-21 7 GEORGETOWN, Guyana. Sun. (AFP) Premier Forbes Burnham announced his engagement to Miss Viola Harper, a teacher at the state-owned Bishops High School here yesterday. Mr. Burnham and his first wife were divorced seven weeks ago.38 words
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278 1966-11-21 7 STEPHEN M. AUG - r.v STEPHEN M. AUG WASHINGTON, Sun. <AP).—The National Crime Commission released last night a report showing state and local governments are spending about a billion U.S. dollars a year keeping convicts locked up—but less than rSS2OO trying to rehabilitate them. The report was prepared278 words
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Article63 1966-11-21 7 LYON, France. Sun. (AP) —Soviet Premier Mr. Alexei Kosygin will visit Toulouse. Lyon and Grenoble during his Dec. 1- 9 trip through France. City officials reported yesterday. The 35-member party, including Premier Georges Pompioou and Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Hurville, will travel by special train. Among63 words
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174 1966-11-21 7 LONDON, Sun (AFP) Mrs. Judith Hart, Commonwealth Office Minister, made a last minute cancellation yesterday of her visit to Kenya, scheduled to take next week. Political circles said this might mean major developments were about to take place in the Rhodesian deadlock. The Commonwealth Office174 words
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Article86 1966-11-21 7 MONTREAL. Sun. (AFP) A Ministry of Power employee. Bower Edward Featherstone. has been arrested and charged with spying the Montreal Stan reported yesterday. The paper said he was accused of obtaining two copie« of confidential documents concerning Canada's Naval defences which it was said could be86 words
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315 1966-11-21 7 MANILA, Sun. (AFP). —The planned trip to Red China of a group of Filipino student leaders, disallowed last week bv the Foreign Office, has drawn support from certain congressional circles here, and fire from others. Foreign Secretary Mr. Narciso Ramos refused to315 words
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Article52 1966-11-21 7 WALTON. ON NAZE. England. Sun (UPI) A helicopter yesterday rescued th« remaining eight crew members of the Panamanian freighter Ypapanti off the gale-swept coast near here. Eleven members of the Greek crew were taken off the ship on Friday afternoon, 24. hours after it ran aground on52 words
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251 1966-11-21 7 American woman lives life of luxury Senator DEARBORN. MICHIGAN, Sun. (AP). The American woman living a life of luxury in the Philippine Islands passes up a chance to improve Philippine-American relations. Philippines Senator Maria Ralaw Ratigbak said Yesterday. Because of her way of life, the American woman does little for251 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous128 1966-11-21 6 Within the secret projection at UNCLE HEAPQUART6R6. STARTL'NS FILMS ARE SHOWN By CHIEF ALEXANDER WAVERIV ANP AS NAPOLEON SOLO OOS6RVBS HE CAN HAROLY KNOW THAT HE H/MS6LF WILL FALL TRASIC VICTIM TO THE AWESOME WEAPON THAT WILL soon tempt rnmußH aho trigger Day after ear, the mainwaghino CONTINUM WITHOUT IEUI^.128 words
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Advertisement179 1966-11-21 7 Don't laugh. But you should see the things people do with Handy Angle At first, we were a little startled at some of the things our customers wanted to build w«tH Wandy Ang'§. Now we re used to it. Mei/amne floors for instance. And Multi-floor storage areas. They re practically179 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Article367 1966-11-21 8 CINCE Merdeka the Alliance Government has been devoting a great deal of its efforts and resources to help the rural people improve their economy and way of life. They need guidance and education to orientate themselves to the new spirit of the times. The rural development programmes367 words
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Article322 1966-11-21 8 fpHE Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, last week brought up a point which was of vital importance to rural people. He said that many parents in rural areas preferred to spend money on luxuries instead of on the education of their children. This is a practice322 words
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703 1966-11-21 8 Rudi Frisch - By: Rudi Frisch IN SPITE of the still somewhat cluttered political scene, Indonesia is making a good beginning in tackling her grave economic problems. The country is operating at a deficit most recently calculated in the amount of a p proximately $662 million.703 words
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Article1201 1966-11-21 8 U Thi Han - Co existence and disarmament By: U Thi Han Foreign Minister. Burma IN THE prevailing world situation, the Burmese delegation to the UN feels that the only feasible and reasonable foreign po« liey in relations among States is the policy of peaceful coexistence. We in Burma have all along pursued a1,201 words
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Commercial and industrial
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894 1966-11-21 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. As market reports more and more dispelled some of the bearish rumours that had circulated of late prices edged upwards to more satisfactory levels, this was stated by a broker's firm in their weekly market review. THE MARKET The question being asked894 words
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Article128 1966-11-21 9 MEXICO CITY. Sun. (AP) Trade exchanges between Mexico and Japan were increased substantially during 1966, an official report has said. Mexican sales to Japan increased 29 per cent while Japanese exports to this country increased 17 per cent, the Mexican ImportExport A c sociation said.128 words
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Article81 1966-11-21 9 STOCKHOLM, Sun—The Johnson Line of Sweden has concluded a preliminary agreement with the Finnish Wartsila group for the construction of six 14,000-ton cargo liners with a capacity of 1.2 million cu. ft each. The ships will be principally used for the Johnson Line's express service to the U.S.81 words
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Article, Illustration97 1966-11-21 9 BANGKOK. Sun. A big signboard of the Bangkok International Fair (top photo) leads into the vast fair site at Hua Mark near Bangkok, where the 34 participating nations display their national products. The fair, is placing emphasis on exhibition of capital goods b<*rause of difficultyUPI (Photo). - 97 words
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187 1966-11-21 9 LONDON, Sun. On show at the First Asian International Trade Fair in Bangkok are selections from the range of English Electric vertical spindle gravel pump motors. Specifically designed for use in the tin-minir.g industry. these machines have proved their ruggedness and reliability in187 words
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363 1966-11-21 9 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) Record exports in October and a surplus on the Foreign trade balance plus hopes of Britain's entry into the European Common Market handed industrial stocks a short-lived boost this week. Then toward the weekend depressing news like the363 words
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392 1966-11-21 9 SINGAPORE Sun.—Madurodam. Holland's number one tourist attraction, is going to let New York enjoy its miniature delights for the second time, during an exhibition to to be held in the KLM office on Fifth Avenue from Nov. 23 to January 5. In392 words
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Article43 1966-11-21 9 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Figures released by the Commonwealth Statistician show that overseas trading in October ended in a surplus of $17,600,000. There were deficits in August and September Exports were $244.100,000 ($26,800,000 up on 1965) and imports $226,500,000 ($3,000,000 down on 1965).43 words
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Article46 1966-11-21 9 LONDON, Sun. Britain's exports reached a record level in October while imports fell and the trade balance was in sizeable surplus, reported the Board of Trade in London recently. Seasonally adjusted figures show exports at £442 million a rise of £l3 million over September.46 words
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104 1966-11-21 9 LA CHAUX-DE-F O N D S Switzerland. Sun. (AP> The Swiss Union of Watch Parts Makers has rejected the use of Chinese watch casing? and faces on watches bearing the label "Swiss Made". It demanded immediate annulment of an agreement between the104 words
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203 1966-11-21 9 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malayan Tobacco Company today announced their launching in Malaysia of the world's first 100 MM Virginia cigarette: DC MAURIER SUPERKINGS. This brand is launched simultaneously in Singapore by the Singapore Tobacco Company. Almost four inches long, DU203 words
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Article58 1966-11-21 9 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Figures indicated that there had been no significant change in the rate of consumer spending, the Treasury Information Bulletin for the September quarter issued. Capital expenditure by businesses which earlier had risen steeply had levelled off, but housing activity which declined in the second58 words
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213 1966-11-21 9 STOCKHOLM, Sun. Sweden's gross national product, which is estimated to rise by 3.9 per cent this year, may increase by 4.5 per cent in 1967, according to the autumn report just published by Konjunturinstitutet the Swedish Institute of Economic Research. In 1965, the GNP213 words
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Article834 1966-11-21 9 AIR MOVEMENTS S'PORE ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.20 a.m. Airline ML 010 from Koala Lompor. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline ML 121 from Kuala Lompur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline ML 451 from Kuchlng. Time 10.55 a.m. Airline ML 005 from Penang. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. Time 12.20 p.m. Airline BC 605834 words
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BOOKS
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Article, Illustration413 1966-11-21 10 tai sing onn - CHEDDI JAGAN reviewed by tai sing onn By "Eastern Sage" THE name of Cheddi Jagan is familiar to everyone who has fol- lowed the efforts of successive British Governments to create a viable constitution for British Guiana. In "THE WEST ON TRIAL" (Michael Joseph 471 pp.413 words
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Article503 1966-11-21 10 YAP MOW CHAI - YAP MOW CHAI TWO readers one from Seremban and the other from Kuala Lumpur have written in to the EASTERN SUN after reading Tai Sing Onn's review of "THE SAGE OF MALACCA" appearing in the Book Page on Nov. 7. Here are excerpts from both letters:503 words
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Article, Illustration267 1966-11-21 10 By "Eastern Sage" EVERYONE knows that Moscow burst into flames when Napoleon entered the city in Sept. 1812, at the climax of his Russian campaign, but surprisingly few can answer the many questions involved. Who started the fires? How long did Napoleon remain in the burning city267 words
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Article, Illustration739 1966-11-21 10 NOW READ THIS. ALL YOU DRUG FIENDS. DON'T GIVE THAT HASTY P-S-H A W AND SAY THAT YOU NEVER TAKE THE STUFF. Wipe nfT that smug grin. This will shake you out of your complacency. Let's start the indignant "I-d on t-t a k edrugs" drill.739 words
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Article156 1966-11-21 10 •The Sydner Morning Herald." one of Australia major newspaper*, has published a "GUIDE TO SOUTH-EAST ASIA AND SOME ADJOINING RE. GIONS" as a free supplement in a recent issue. The newspaper said tb four-page •'lift-out" puid» was published as a serried to its readers and especially156 words
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Article235 1966-11-21 10 A completely new fourth' edition of Chambers' th*,' only British major enryclo-' paedia was launched in London last week. The 15 volumes, contain-» ins over I t.f»OO.Oftn words 1 are to be marketed in January. Three hundred guests attended a luncheon at, which the new edition pu-t235 words
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Article178 1966-11-21 10 Students studying in Australia KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Students from other_ countries make up 10 pe*". cent of the total full-time,* students at Australian universities. The Minister in Charge of Australian Commonwealth, Activities in Education and. Research. Senator JohnGorton, said this in the Aus-„ tralian Parliament. i Senator Gorton said there178 words
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460 1966-11-21 11 PENANG. Sun. THE Government r it determined to see that the rate of population growth will not nullify all the successes that have been achieved in the field of economic and social de- velopment. This was stressed by the director of the National Family Planning460 words
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Article178 1966-11-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Transport Workers' Uniod of Malaya today submitted a series, of claims to the Toong Fong Omnibus Co., Ltd. which, if successfully negotiated, would mean a *new deal' for 300 workers. The claims cover wages, working conditions, overtime, weekly and public holidays,178 words
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Article55 1966-11-21 11 IPOH, Sun. Three on motor cycles sUfcd an armed robbery a petrol service station Kampar Road here this morning It was nearly closing tune, when the robbery took Place. Two attendants at the service station, Chelliah and Murugiah were robbed °r $l6O and two transistor radios valued55 words
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Article267 1966-11-21 11 PENANG. Sun. Onr of the problems facing family planning in Kedah is the lack of confidence in scientific methods of rural people thus leadinc them into the hands of unscru* pulous confidence tricksters. This was told by the chairman of the Family Planning Association267 words
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Article39 1966-11-21 11 KAMPAR. Sun. The Kampar hospital which has only one Doctor tp cope with an average of 100 out-patients a day besides the hospital administration work is to get another Doctor provided accommodation can be found for him.39 words
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128 1966-11-21 11 PORT DICKSON, Sun. Many foreign countries were willing to help Malaysian educational programmes in view of Malaysia's fast educational development, said Enrhe Mohd. Khir Johari, the Minister of Education today. He was speaking at the opening of extra class-rooms of a secondary school at128 words
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Article138 1966-11-21 11 JESSELTON. Sun. The Acting Chief Minister of Sabah. Enche Harris bin Mohd. Salleh, announced here today the State Government proposes to set up oil palm factories at three settlement schemes in Sabah They are the Sungei Manila (Sandakam, Kllas (Beaufort) and Suan Lamb a138 words
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258 1966-11-21 11 10 PUPILS RECOVERED FROM MASS HYSTERIA KAJANG, Sun. ——a»i THE Sekolah Ugama at Jalan Sungei Kantan here which was forced to close for a week because 10 of its pupils were mysteriously struck with mass hysteria and fainting, resumed class today. The school258 words
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Article131 1966-11-21 11 MUAR. Sun. The Johore State Government has spent a total of $969.922 on social and welfare services in all districts this year. This was disclosed by Enche Sairan bin Sabtu. chairman of the Johore State Welfare Committee, at the closing ceremony of the two-w e e131 words
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Article71 1966-11-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Apex Clubs here are offering bursaries to needy pupils of secondary schools in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. Each bursary is worth $135 and can be renewed each year. The purpose of thi* scheme is to help promising needy pupils to complete their secondary71 words
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Article172 1966-11-21 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun. Loyal Malaysian* should make every effort to master the National Language "not because we fear reprisals for not knowing it, nor because it is being forced down our throats, but because we love It and are proud of it." Thl* fervent appeal172 words
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Article207 1966-11-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun —The National Union of Lmployees in the Printing Industry has "strongly urged" the Government to legislate laws to compel employers to send new employees and apprentices to the Industrial Training Institute for proper training The vice-president of the NX* E.P.1., Mr. A. Ragunathan.207 words
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181 1966-11-21 11 PENANG, Sun. The manager of Fraser and Neave (M) Ltd., Butterworth, Mr. E. K. Mitchell, told their North Malaya dealers here last night that they could all look back on a fairly successful year of trading, especially since the spectre of crown cork tax181 words
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Article56 1966-11-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.—A group of seven 7oaths confronted and robbed a lorry attendant of his watch at 71 mile Klang Road last night. However, two suspects were arrested when an immediate report was made. The lorry attendant was taking a stroll with his friend, another lorry atten56 words
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Article, Illustration50 1966-11-21 11 Gar u d i air hostess. Miss Sumiwar, who made heads turn at the Subang International Airport, when she arrived on the proving flight in a Convair 990-A on Saturday. "It's a pity I am unable to stav longer here. The people here are so friendly," she said.50 words
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219 1966-11-21 11 KUALA LUMFUR, Sun.— The German Foundation has indicated its interest to train Malaysians in public administration. This was disclosed by Enche Abdul Aziz bin Zakaria. director of Development Administration Unit in the Prime Minister's Department. Enche Zakana was speaking to newsmen on his return219 words
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278 1966-11-21 11 People of NS and Indonesia are of same stock MB SEREMBAN. Sun. The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan. Dato (Dr.) Mohd. Said bin Mohamed yesterday told the visiting 29 university students from Indonesia that their visit to the Slate would further strengthen the relationship between the two countries. He said278 words
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136 1966-11-21 11 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. A group of 30 Indonesian university students, under the leadership of Dr. Asri, visited the Trengganu State Economic Development Corporation's oil palm scheme at Sungai today. They were impressed with the scheme. They also visited a Federal Land Development Authority's scheme136 words
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Article, Illustration463 1966-11-21 12 MOST of US always dream when we are all sleeping. The dream may be a frightening dream or a happy dream. Last Sunday after doing my work, I fell asleep and I began to dream. The sky was bright and everything was peaceful. Beautiful and lively463 words
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Article, Illustration456 1966-11-21 12 'yhe monotony of the day made me long for the fresh air on the mountainside. Thus. I set off <>n foot, wandering towards the hills my destination. I had resolved, was to be the summit of the mountain on which stood the Hapsburg castle. With this456 words
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Article, Illustration423 1966-11-21 12 JpHE earth was bathed in glorious evening sunshine. The gentle zephyr blew around us who by now were gathered around an old man listening to his ghost story. The story he narrated was called "The Seven Goddesses." In a little village in China during the Shan 3423 words
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Article, Illustration364 1966-11-21 12 £AßS, cars, cars and more cars! everywhere you go you see cars. Throughout the length and breadth of Singapore, cars and other vehicles ane increasing by tremendous proportions. The problem of safety on the road stems from many sources. Most of our streets and highways364 words
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Article, Illustration380 1966-11-21 12 IT was a peaceful evening and I was sitting on a rock, on the beach at Port Dickson watching the waves roll in and out. My thoughts went back to an incident which happened about a year ago. It was a March morning, as usual380 words
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Article, Illustration364 1966-11-21 12 rr IS not very surprising to find people, especially the young pupils in school having wrong or vague ideas as to what the word "education" means. My aim of writing this article is for the benefit of those who would care to find out364 words
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Article, Illustration369 1966-11-21 12 TASTE for reading Is a source of pleasure which adds to our happiness and consoles us in adversity. The man who acquires the habit of reading has received a permanent source of instruction and inspiration. His time is occupied with reading and he never369 words
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Article, Illustration242 1966-11-21 12 IF A MAN who died tvo hundred years ago were to come back to life now. Hp would hardly believe that hp had returned to the samt world that he had left. The world has made tremendous progress and its faee has been completely changed by the "Wonders242 words
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Article, Illustration355 1966-11-21 13 FOOD —the thing that makes us tick FOOD is very important to everybody because it is essential for health. It is a necessity in life and without it we cannot survive. Our diet should be chosen carefully as it has to rebuild what is lost by the wear and tear355 words
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Article, Illustration213 1966-11-21 13 IS LIFE better for us than it was for our ancestors? It is indeed a difficult question to answer. In some way life has been better for us. In some ways it has not. Let us compare our normal living conditions with our ancestors. Today213 words
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Article, Illustration404 1966-11-21 13 HOW intelligent one is and how stupid one is, largely depends on the circumstances one Is placed. Pertaining to education, a student is only confined to books. Therefore. If a student puts an extra efTort on the classwork. he or she may become404 words
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Article, Illustration221 1966-11-21 13 A STUDENT is one who devotes his time in studies. Students can be divided into different classes. There are students who are clever but lazy and some students are dull but hard workers. In order to be a good student one must have221 words
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1109 1966-11-21 14 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) Chelsea, showing anything but championship form, were held to a 1-1 tie at Stamford Bridge yesterday by visiting Sheffield United but the point was good enough to keep the Londoners at the top of the English Football Leagues First Division1,109 words
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1162 1966-11-21 14 LONDON. Bun. (UPH Standings tn the English and Scottish Football Leagues after yesterday's matches: DIVISION ONE TABLE P W D L F APU Chelsea 17 9 6 2 34 18 24 Liverpool 17 9 5 3 35 22 23 Manchester United 10 11 1 41,162 words
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Article18 1966-11-21 14 MACAO. Sun. (AFP) Mauro Bianrhi, driving a Renault Alpine, won the 13th Macao Grand Prix today.18 words
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Article248 1966-11-21 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. The chairman of the Joint Services Football Association, Lt. Col. G. W. Shaw was awarded the Singapore Business Houses Football Association Sportsman Trophy for this season. The award is presented annually for outstanding contributions to the promotion of football in the country. Lt.248 words
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Article106 1966-11-21 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The first athletic meet of the Day Training College of Kuala Lumpur was a great success despite inclement weather. The meet was held at the Stadium Merdeka here today. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari opened the meet. Amongst those106 words
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Article66 1966-11-21 14 MACAO. Sun. (AFP) Lee Han Seng of Singapore retired from The Macao Grand Prix today with engine trouble in his Brabham. He wa s one of the Ave racers who had to pull out of the race before half the race was completed. However,66 words
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Article32 1966-11-21 14 IPOH, Sun. Malaysia's Asian Games volleyball team beat the University of Indonesia in an exhibition match at the Yuk Choy School here last night. The score was 15-9, 15-4. 15-13.32 words
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505 1966-11-21 14 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI). Australian tennis star Marty Mulligan has come up with a revolutionary idea to put some new life into the annual scramble for the Davis Cup. He suggests the challenge round be abolished as outmoded and unfair. The Cup-holding505 words
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197 1966-11-21 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Organising Committee for the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok has told the Olympic Council of Malaysia that it would foot the bill of any international umpire or referee. whom it has invited to participate in the Games. Those invited197 words
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Article282 1966-11-21 14 DURBAN, South Africa. Sun. (AP) Former world flyweight boxing champion, 47-year-old Scotsman Jackie Paterson, died yesterday from a stab wound in the throat, police said. The stab wound was inflicted during a brawl at a party at Amanzimtoti, South of Durban. Police said a man held282 words
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Article2222 1966-11-21 15 WINDSOR LAD - Les Coles rides three winners Ipoh race results By WINDSOR LAD IPOH, Sun. Mrs. Lim Huck Aik's Lotus Flower, brilliantly ridden by Glynn Pretty, sprang a surprise when he took the BJf. for Class Three performers (Roco 7) at Ipoh this afternoon, opening day of the Perak2,222 words
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565 1966-11-21 15 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI) Gabriel "Flash" Elorde, world junior lightweight champion, isn't the type of guy who takes his profession too seriously. Puffing on a cigarette, the little Filipino leaned back on the couch in his motel and laughed about his title fight with565 words
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186 1966-11-21 15 CAPE TOWN. South Africa, Sun. (I'PI). —The touring Australian cricket team on Saturday were poised for a revengeful victory against the Western Province, forcing the locals to follow on 313 runs behind, then bundling three of them out with only 31 runs on th« Board.186 words
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217 1966-11-21 15 HOUSTON. Sun (UPI). Little Gardner Dickinson, driving for his first tournament victory since 1962, bird.ed the last two holes of the US$llO,OOO Houston Champions International on Saturday to pass Arnold Palmer and take the third round lead with an eight un-der-par 205. The 130-pound217 words
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111 1966-11-21 15 N.S.W. doubles title to Roche Newcombe SYDNEY, Sun. (UPI) Australian Davis Cup players John Newrombe and Tony Roche teamed on Saturday to win the men's doubles title in the New South Wales Tennis Championship beating fellow Aussies Fred Stolle and Warren Jacques 6-4, 6-2. 14-12 in the final. Newcombe. the111 words
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Article30 1966-11-21 15 NAIROBI, Sun. (AFP) Pakistan's National hockey team beat the Kenya Hockey Union President'! XI by one goal to nil in their fifth test here yeaterday.30 words
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Article30 1966-11-21 15 GLASGOW. Sun. (AFP) A Southern Scotland XV over-whelmed the touring Australian Wallabies by 13 pomt s to nil in their Rughv Union match at Hawick near here yesterday.30 words
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307 1966-11-21 15 ABERGAVENNY, Wales, Sun. (AP). Scandinavian competitors swept asidp crack British teams to fill 23 of the top 28 places as the Royal Automobile Club (RAC) International Rally entered its second dav on Sunday. I Out in front was last year's runner-up. the Finnish307 words
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Article235 1966-11-21 15 SEOUL, Sun. (AFP).— South Korean Ansano Lee retained his Orient junior middleweight title with a third round technical knockout victory over Philippines Challenger Ben Argoncilo in a scheduled 12-round title bout here yesterday. The Korean referee stopped the fight after two minutes 23 seconds of235 words
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111 1966-11-21 15 NEW DELHI. Sun. <AP) The inter-tone Davis Cup tennis final between India and Brasil. scheduled for Nov. 26-28 in Calcutta, was postponed on Saturday until Dec. 3-5. the All-India Lawn Tennis Association said. The dates fcrere changed at the request of the Australian tennis authorities. Association111 words
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