Eastern Sun, 5 February 1967
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Title Section25 1967-02-05 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 198 Sunday* February 5 1967. MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price *5 cents25 words
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Article, Illustration666 1967-02-05 1 TOKYO, SAT. (AP) REPORTS OF GROWING Mao Tse-Tung's supporters, food shortages and of a powerful local anti-Mao leader fleeing to the hills wit remote Sinkiang province, came from Communist China today. Radio Peking indicated the power seizures by Maoist "revolutionary Shanghai, China's largest city, Taiyuan in Shansi666 words
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Article204 1967-02-05 1 SAIGON, Sat. (UPI) A key U.S. Army ammunition dump, twice attacked by Vietcong "suicide" squads last year, was rocked by a series of explosions 11 miles north of Saigon early today. There were no casualties reported immediately. Seven hours after the first blast ripped through Long204 words
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Article179 1967-02-05 1 HONG KONG, Sat. (UPI) The Red Chinese Army organ today warned that the forces loyal to Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-Tung were in danger of being split from within. The Communist Party theoretical journal. 'Red Flag' and a leading newspaper of policy, the Shanghai Wen Wei179 words
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Article135 1967-02-05 1 SAIGON, Sat. (AP) Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said today he will speed up South Vietnam's Presidential elections. He also said he regards corruption in government as a major problem in this country. Premier Ky said, in an interview, he planned to speed the elections so that135 words
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90 1967-02-05 1 HONG KONG, Sat. (UPI) —Five tons of opium, morphine and heroin will go up in smoke on Monday and there won't be a single swinger there to surreptitiously sniff a whiff or two. Mr. A. S. Baggot, Senior Superintendent of the Hong90 words
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Article, Illustration271 1967-02-05 1 JAKARTA, Sat. (AP)— Army statement published here today declared President Sukarno was himself responsible for the assassination attempts against him. The new slap at the fast fading President of this huge South-east Asian nation came amidst a mounting drive to tear down allPANA Photo. - 271 words
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289 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. A Singapore lawyer, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, has been appointed by the President of the Republic of Singapore to serve as Chairman of the University of Singapore Council. Mr. Richard K. M. Eu, a prominent banker, has been elected the289 words
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96 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Police are looking for eye-wit-nesses to a fatal accident, which occurred at 8.20 p.m. last night at Jalan Rindu. The driver was killed on the spot when his car skidded and overturned. Samuel Wan. of Upper Serangoon Road, was driving along Bartley Road when96 words
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273 1967-02-05 2 PENANG, Sat. The Aew Spastic Training Centre in Green Lane, when completed, won Id cost at least $150,000. This was disclosed by (he President of the Spastic Children's Association of Penang, Mr. Chet x. S. Chua. when he received a cheque for SI.OOO from the273 words
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178 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat Thre Republic of Singapore will be invited to participate in the Japan World Exposition 1970 in Osaka. The Commissioner-General of the Exposition. Mr. Katsuzo Okumura, will fly to Singapore on Monday morning to hand over the invitation officially to the178 words
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84 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Junior Chamber of Singapore will soon be conducting Japanese classes for begri> ners scheduled to begin on Feb. 22. v/. It will be held twice < a on Wednesday (Eng" lijh medium), Thursdays. (Mandarin medium) from 530 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. •t84 words
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Article, Illustration52 1967-02-05 2 Ten cadets from Ceylon, Nepal. Singapore and United Kingdom were in India at the invitation of the Government of India for the Republic Day celebrations. Picture shows the ten eadets with the Defence Minister, Sardar Swaran Singh, who presented souvenirs to them in Newr Delhi on52 words
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Article182 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two prison officials, who were alleged to have assaulted a remand prisoner at the Queenstown Remand Prison on July 23, last year, were acquitted and discharged In the Fifth Magistrate's Court today. The two, Sahar bin Musa and John de Britto. were alleged182 words
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347 1967-02-05 2 MUSA SCULLY - By MUSA SCULLY KUALA LUMPUR, SAT. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The nights are still cold and hungry for $3O a month maidservant from Kampar, Chang Kam Yuen the sole supporter of seven younger brothers and sisters. Only 14 years old. she has to347 words
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Article157 1967-02-05 2 PENANG, Sat. An appeal for funds is being made by the committee of the Penang Home Association for the Infirm to help the inmates at the home. The members of the committee themselves have contributed a total of $4,300 out of which Tan Sri157 words
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Article29 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The S.P.C.A. has appealed to all animal owners to keep their animals Indoors while rtrework« and rrackers are being let off during Chinese New Year.29 words
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Article130 1967-02-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Advertisers' Association of Malaya, the Press Club and the National Union of Journalists are to hold a Solidarity Week lunch at the Dragon Court, Merlin Hotel, Saturday at 12.00 noon. The cost of the lunch is $lO per person, and the130 words
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Article244 1967-02-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Ministry of Education was today urged to re-consi-der its appointment of an expatriate as vice-chancellor for the university. Speaking at the debate on the Estimates of the Ministry of Education totalling more than $55 million Enche Wan Kadir bin Ismail (AllKuala Trengganu244 words
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Article82 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. In connection with the second Afro-Asian Housing Congress to be held here from March 11 to 19, three rommemorative postage stamps will be on sale at post offices here on March 11. They will be on sale for three months or until stocks are exhausted. The82 words
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Article, Illustration257 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Thf Brunei Government is to invest a further sum of $3,712,600 to increase its total shareholding in the Malaysian-Singapore Airline from $253,013 to $3,965,600. This was announced today by the Chairman of MSA, Mr. Yong Pung How, who said257 words
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Article, Illustration210 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Pan-American World Airways has announced the appointment of Mr. Arthur Wee as the company's Sales Manager in Singapore. Mr. Wee's promotion is in line with the company's policy of appointing expert local personnel for respon- sible posts. An example of a210 words
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Article62 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The President of the Republic, Enche Yusof bin Ishak, have nominated 11 persons to serve for two years. 1967 and 1968, on the Sikh Advisory Board. They are: Messrs. S. Sardool Singh, S. Rajinder Singh, Ganga Singh, Gulzar Singh. Hazara Singh, S. Daljit Singh,62 words
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Article147 1967-02-05 2 PAP interBranch Quiz results SINGAPORE. Sat. Some 300 peoplp took part in the Inter-Branrh Quiz Contest organised by the Peoples Action Party, Central Political Bureau, which was held in the West Wine Hall of the People's Association on Jan. 15. The group champion? f the quiz were: Crawford Branch. Paya147 words
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167 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Jurong Shipyard Ltd. en? of the largest joint-venture industries in operation in the Jurong Industrial Complex will inauguaratc its craft training scheme for school-leavers on Monday. The school-leavers ar« recruited from the var >us vocational and technical schools and will be167 words
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Article61 1967-02-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sa< Text of message sen f Frime Minister of sia. Tunku Abdul to the Prime Minister 01 > Zealand. Wellington Excellency: The r ment and the peopie 0 laysia join me in ex■ t to Your Government and tne V*** of New Zealand our **<£ est61 words
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Article46 1967-02-05 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Japanese School in Dalvey Estate has been officially re£'stered by the Ministry of Juration. The Supervisor of the School is Mr. Horn are Sawanobori. The Director of Education, Mr Kwan Sai Kheong. made this announcement in the Government Gazette today.46 words
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214 1967-02-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Gang robbers escaped with $20,000 worth of clothng materials from a tailor shop here last night while police were still working on the $60,000 Robinsons' theft. The second big haul occured at May San Tailors, in the crowded area of214 words
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380 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Sot. The big rush by cleonsing service workers to register for reemployment at the six work distribution centres began from early this morning. This followed the calling off of the strike by 1,500 workers of the Public Daily-Rated Cleansing Workers' Union last380 words
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77 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The strike by 37 employees of the National Employers Mutual Genera! Insurance entered its second day today. The strike was called yesterday when negotiations between the management and officials of the Singapore Insurance Company's Employees' Union broke down. Members of the union are77 words
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Article, Illustration458 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. A visiting professional American cellist-conduc-tor today expressed the opinion that he was "happily shocked" at the high standard achieved by a local orchestras. He is internationallyknown cellist. Mr. Paul Olefsky, 41. He was telling to newsmen while relaxing on458 words
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168 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Robbers yesterday help-up a housewife and a school girl in two separate incidents and got away with $460 in cash and $7O in property. The first incident happened at 10.30 a.m. at Jalan Balam. A school girl. Low Boon Lee,168 words
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Article79 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, has appointed 12 prominent social workers to be visitors to Trafalgar Home under the Leprosy Ordinance. They are: Mrs. E. A. Albrecht, Miss Pitt Chin Hui, Tuan Haji Mohamed Khan, Mr. Ee Peng Liang, Rev. Chew79 words
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Article201 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. A leading American language expert. Dr. Justus Rosenberg, has arrived in Singapore to take up the appointment as Director of the Language Centre of the Nanyang University. The Vice-Chancellor's Office of the University made this announcement on Thursday. A distinguished language scholar, Dr. Rosenberg201 words
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Article149 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Ths Postmaster-General has announced that during the Chinese New Year holidays, there will be one complete delivery of correspondence only on Friday, Feb. 10. but no delivery services on Thursday, Feb. 9. The hours of business at the General Post Office on both days149 words
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173 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The third annual fete and fun fair in aid of the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home in Nichol Drive. Changi, will be held at the home on Feb. 19. More than 30 stalls and sideshows will offer bargains and entertainment to the173 words
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Article171 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ministry of Education has announced that a qualifying test (Malay medium) for private candidates who wish to sit for the Malaysia Certificate of Education (Malay Medium) Examinations in 1968 or subsequent years, will be held on Nov. 6. Candidates attending Government Malay-medium171 words
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Article27 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Customs and Excise Department station here will be closed to official business on Thursday and Friday for the Chinese New Year.27 words
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180 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. A six-man delegation from the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs of the United Arab Republic will arrive here on Feb. 13 for a four- day goodwill visit. The delegation, led by Mr. Mohamed Tawflk Oweda, the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of180 words
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Article21 1967-02-05 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. A party of 42 members of the Moral Re-armament Society from South-east Asia is now in Singapore.21 words
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Advertisement555 1967-02-05 3 THE PRINCESS SINGAPORE QUEST 1967 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM APPLICATIONS are invited from SINGAPORE A nationals, who have reached their 17th, but not their 27th, birthday on March Ist, 1967, and who wish to be considered for selection as Singapore's con-testant-delegate to the "Queen of the Pacific" Quest to be held555 words
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Advertisement23 1967-02-05 3 available for your children^ 1 m a a Who htvt Stvingi Account# Obtainable at all Malaysian Branches of United Malayan Banking Corp. Bhd.23 words
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Miscellaneous26 1967-02-05 3 SPORE DIARY 2.30 p.m.—National Theatre, Bakhor Folk Dance: organised by the National Theatre Trust. 8.00 p.m.—National Theatre, Bakhor Folk Dance, organised by the National Theatre Trust.26 words
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WORLD NEWS 1
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Article84 1967-02-05 4 CHIETI, ITALY. Sat (AP) A bereaved widow threw her two young sons into a well to their deaths and committed suicide by leaping in after them. Police reported Neighbours on Friday found the bodies of Mrs. Luisa Scioli, 27. and her children, aged 7 and 2. in84 words
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Article147 1967-02-05 4 LONDON. Sat. (AP) A spokesman for Princess Margaret, sister of the Queen, said on Friday be could neither confirm nor deny published reports that she is expecting her third child. The 36-year-old Princess is presently in London's King Edward VII Hospital where, it was officially announced,147 words
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Article130 1967-02-05 4 CLERNA\ACA. Mexico. i farm wife in Mexican village south of Cueranavaca has tfven birth to quintuplets, a newspaper correspondent here reported on Friday. Alfred Ibarra, the correspondent. said Mrs. Maria Flores De Ortiz gave birth to the Ave girls late Thursday afternoon in her tworoom house130 words
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428 1967-02-05 4 Moscow Peking break a distinct possibility Associated Pre** *pecial correspondent William L. Ryan concludes in the following neic* anafy*i* that Moscow and Peking may break their diplomatic relations if Mao Tse~ Tung wins the present power struggle in China. WASHI N GTONV Sat. (AP) A break in Mos-cow-Peking diplomatic relations428 words
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301 1967-02-05 4 KARACHI, Sat. (AFP). Pakistan threatened yesterday to retaliate for India's shooting down on Thursday of a single-engined Pakistani trainer aircraft in the case of any future Indian intrusion into Its airspace. The Indian High Commissioner was summoned to the Foreign Ministry here today for the strongest301 words
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Article74 1967-02-05 4 TOKYO. Sat. (AP).—Party Chairman Mao Tse-tung, who has not been seen in the public since last Nov. 26, made his first appearance on Friday in a meeting apparently in Peking with an Albanian military delegation. Radio Peking, in a Chinese Language broadcast monitored here, reported74 words
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Article80 1967-02-05 4 BANGKOK. Sat. (AP) Bangkok's Metropolitan Police on Thursday raided two clandestine brothels in this Thai capital city and freed 45 girls who were forced to work in the two houses, the local press reported on Friday. The press added Police arrested eight persons who operated the two80 words
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Article, Illustration43 1967-02-05 4 MACAO 11 m km Governor, Gen. S The Governor signed in th* huiidi to s, n the agreement between Macao and China on Jan 29 D*c. bloodyriots in th« cito city. hSrTI! UpTpho'to! nd ,eneral »W«Mta.» the UPI Photo.UPI Photo. - 43 words
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Article, Illustration101 1967-02-05 4 JhHHrZ, skJ T a H ee> escorted fcy astrona "t Eugene Cernan and flanked bv her two C J wm^ 1, nd s e P he 5 arr, vs at the memorial services for her husband, astronaut Roger Chaffee U h!t WaS iTin a iUPI Photo. - 101 words
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631 1967-02-05 4 tTASHINGTON. Sat. (AP) The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) concluded on Friday the three l\S. Astronauts killed in an Apollo spacecraft at Cape Kennedy last Friday were asphyxiated. "The official death certificates of the crew members list the cause of death as asphyxiation due to631 words
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212 1967-02-05 4 NEW YORK, Sat. (AP). Sir Alec Douglas-Home, former Conservative Prime Minister of Britain said on Frid.ix the nitrri States has made every offer possible for peace talks on Vietnam. "It is up to North Vietnam to come to the Council table," he said212 words
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444 1967-02-05 4 JAKARTA, Sat. (UPI). Army Special Force? Commander Brig. Gen. Sarwo Edhip has warned Indonesians to be ready to face "the gravest possibilities." Gen. Edhie made the statement on Fridav during a meeting with the widows of the six Generals killed during the 1965444 words
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Article88 1967-02-05 4 DAKAR. Seneca!. Sat. (AP> The leader of Government's majority Parliament was aaaassinated on Friday by a political rival's supporter. Police said. Killed by a knife thrust deep in his chest was Demba Diop, head of the Protrusive Union Party group in the National Assembly. Officials said Diop88 words
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EASTERN SUN's special features
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1219 1967-02-05 5 Charles R. Smith - By Charles R. Smith HONG KONG, Sat. (CPI) Twenty years ago today, the United States closed one of the most frustrating chapters in its long and emotional relations with China. With this terse statement. the United States was to1,219 words
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1486 1967-02-05 5 Maris Ross - By: Maris Ross London, sat. (upi) It was a swindle so vast, according to the British Government, that it took official investigators two years to untangle, and so fantastic it moved one Parliamentarian to comment "never has truth been (so much) stranger than1,486 words
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Miscellaneous287 1967-02-05 5 I'll i ti i Hi 1 Abruptly the two• of THE UHCIS A6KNIFE POWN IN TWO EXPERT KARATE BLONS, ANP... tNTRAHCt...HURKf. MR. WAVtRLff T u A > L fd 4 V X 7WROO6M THE PALACE HALLS, RACES THE TRIO HURRY/ NOTHING MATTERS NOW BUT REACHING THE GENERALISSIMO IN TIME/ Sc.287 words
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Miscellaneous305 1967-02-05 6 JUST SCRUMPTIOUS, > FRED/ BUT .DONT FORGET A HANK/ FOR YOUR COAT POCKET! I'M READY FOR THE BIS WEDDtNGr, DOLL. HOW DO r LOOK? 7 I x m x t 71 ill *1 >» ii < u/ m YEAH... YOU'RE RIGHT. DEAR.' I MAY WANT TO SHED A afew jeers:305 words
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Miscellaneous386 1967-02-05 7 -Hanna-'Barbcra's 17/ VV Wa We'UL JUST 6ET OFF HERE, SIR > ..THANKS A BUNDLE ACE//..poN'T you KNOW THAT'S DANGEROUS > you're A <SOOD JOE... To awe us Tow! 'THANK you, I SIR/ FJ« •n V. You'll not *ET THIS BEAK to pAy THAT KIND, V OP FARE! J THAT'S My386 words
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Article782 1967-02-05 8 MANY people can confirm Tuan Haji Sujak bin Rahiman's statement that Malaysians lack enterprise In starting new industries. As chairman of the Tariff Advisory Board he knows what he is talking about. He points out that the small things which are in daily use are Imported782 words
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Article, Illustration1537 1967-02-05 8 G. HARRY STINE - r7«MDERSfoI ME THE J ■Nnrmnjl By G. HARRY STINE ith a background in physics, G. HARRY STINE became a rocket engineer at the U.S. Government testing rounds in White Sands, IS.M. Following this, he worked for the Martin aircraft company in advanced planning and1,537 words
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Article729 1967-02-05 8 RATIONALIST China is conducting a quiet revolution in a dozen African countries, at minimum cost with maximum results. It offers Africa talent, not ideology. It does not discriminate against those who flirt or even side with Communist China. Its agricultural teams, medical advisers, engineering experts and729 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSRTRIAL
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189 1967-02-05 9 LONDON, Sat. (AFP). The world's coffee producers agreed here today to a two million sack reduction in their annual export quotas in a bid to halt falling prices, informed sources said. A meeting of consumer countries was held immediately189 words
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Article236 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. A quiet week left little oversill change on market levels, states Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co. Ltd. in their weekly market report. Factors which may ordinarily have had some impression were left aside and the slowing down traditionally associated with approaching Chinese New236 words
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Article203 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. In 1966 Swissair carried 2,410,096 passengers over all sectors of its network that has a total length of 86,926 statute miles and encompasses 64 destinations in 45 countries on four continents. Compared with 1965, the number of revenue passengers showed an increase of nine203 words
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Article128 1967-02-05 9 TOKYO, Sat. (AFP) Kanematsu and Gosho Japan's two major international trading firms have agreed to merge to become the country's eighth biggest concern of its kind. The merger, effective from April 1, will result in a company employing 3,500 persons, capitalised at 2.800 million128 words
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Article56 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants; Canada: Buying T.T. 353/8; Airmail O.u. 35-1/2; 90 d/st. 36-1/16 credit bills; 36-1/8 trade bills. Selling T.T./O.D. ready were: Canada 35-1/16; Holland Guilders 117-1/4; Swiss Francs 140-7/8; Belgian Francs 1613;56 words
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Article15 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tin price for today was S6O2J per picul, up 3/8.15 words
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Article133 1967-02-05 9 TOKYO, Japan, Sat. A total of 2,330,000 gross tons of ships will be built under the Governmentsponsored 23rd shipbuilding programme in fiscal 1967, compared with 2 million gross tons in fiscal 1966. This was revealed in the shipbuilding programme drawn up by the133 words
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Article129 1967-02-05 9 LONDON, Sat. (UPI). Blue Funnel Lines "Priam" class of highly automated fast cargo liners will go into regular scheduled services on March 8 when "Priam" sails from Liverpool. She will be followed by her sister ship "Pelsander" preparing to sail from Britain on April 8. The129 words
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Article99 1967-02-05 9 TOKYO. Japan, Sat. Nippon Hardboard Co., Ltd. of 12 Shiodomecho, Minatoku Nagoya has produced a new ceiling material, called "Golden New Super", by specially processing the outer surface of insulation boards with waterproof kraft paper and a special synthetic textile. The new ceiling material measures 303 x99 words
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Article70 1967-02-05 9 TOKYO, Japan, SatHayakawa Electric Co., Ltd. of 1-232 Nishitanabe, Abenoku, Osaka has manufactured what is reportedly the world's first electronic range of a conveyor type. The range consists of six electronic ranges of 1 kilowatt ultra high frequency and one gas range linked together in a conveyor system.70 words
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Article31 1967-02-05 9 HONG KONG, Sat. (UPI) —Money Quotations: HK15.71 per US dollar for cash. HK55.***** per US dollar for T/T. HK$ 15.99 per pound sterling. HK5264.50 per tael of gold.31 words
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Article, Illustration247 1967-02-05 9 HONG KONG, Sat. Pretty Miss Anna Hui who Is well-known in Hong Kong for her unaffected charm and infectuous smile, was recently voted one of the most outstanding personalities of the Local Reservations Group in Hong Kong. She was also given a silver247 words
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Article393 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Business in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange today (the number of shares traded within brackets.) INDUSTRIALS C. Sugar $1.66 (19,000) $1.67 (12.000) $1.69 (11.000) $1.70 (11,000); Chemical $l.Bl (2.000) $1.82 (15.000); Dunlop $2.34 (4.000); E. Smelting $4.14 (1.000);393 words
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Article56 1967-02-05 9 NEW YORK, Sat. (AP) Dow Jones stock averages: open high 30 Industrials 854.34 864.09 20 Railroads 227.18 229.05 15 Utilities 138.90 139.83 65 Stocks 305.91 308.88 low close change 30 Industrials 849.78 857.46 up 4.34 20 Railroads 225.94 ***** up 1.02 15 Utilities 138.13 138.90 up 0.0656 words
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Article35 1967-02-05 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (AP) Standard and poor's 500 stock index: net close change 425 Industrials 93.31 up .74 20 Railroads 46.33 up .32 55 Utilities 70.66 up .04 500 Stocks 87.36 up .6335 words
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Article23 1967-02-05 9 NEW YORK, Sat. (AP) Rubber standard futures closed quiet No sales. Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked sheets 21 1/N. N —nominal.23 words
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Article26 1967-02-05 9 WASHINGTON. Sat. (AP) The U.S. government sold 20 long tons of grade C tin yesterday at US. $1.5225 a pound from its surplus stockpiles.26 words
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Article144 1967-02-05 9 NEW YORK, Sat. (AP) The Stock Market advanced again in heavy trading early yesterday. Airlines, Aerospace issues and Assorted Glamour stocks were prominent in the rise. Leading auto stocks rose fractionally despite the steep year-to-year sales drop in January. Savmgs-and-loan holding companies continued active in144 words
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Article84 1967-02-05 9 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) T°.e rubber market closed steady with spot quoted at 18 18-3/16. SETTLEMENT HOUSE March 18-3/16 18-5/16 April 18-5/16 18-7/16 May and April/June 18-1/2 18-9/16 July Sept 18-13/16 18-15/16 Oct De c 19-1/16 19-3/16 Jan Mar 19-3/16 19-5/16 Apr June 19-1/4 19-3/8 July Sept and84 words
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Article47 1967-02-05 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Rubber futures yesterday closed unchanged and untraded. March 67 21.25 21.75 May 21.45 22.00 J uly 21.55 22.05 Sept 21.55 22.05 Nov 21.55 22.05 •Jan 68 21.55 22.05 Spot No. 1 RSS remained unchanged at 21i cents per Pound nominal.47 words
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Article204 1967-02-05 9 LONDON, Sat. (AFP) Merchant shipping losses throughout the world continue to increase and last year involved 159 vessels aggregating 836.659 gross to o*. the Liverpool Underwriters' Association announced today in its annual report. This represents 0.5 per r ent of the world merchant fleet of204 words
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Article52 1967-02-05 9 (Manager* Price*) Flr*«i \l» 2.21 IJ1 Sernnd Malayan XD 1.IW 1 R6 Third Mala>an 1.14 145 The Comroerre Industry fund 94 .09 The saline fund 1.37 1-47 Malayan Invrttmfnt Fund 90 100 Sterling Commodity 3/10 4/5 Flrat H»ni Kong.,. l.no 1 05* Second Hong Rong .70 .i4* Hong52 words
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Article111 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Slngapore Chine** Produce Exchange noon price* today mere: Buyer* Seilera Coconut oil (tntii Hulk Coconut oil (FOB) Drum* Loose Copra Mined Fel» Mar Sugar (Java) exgodowu Nutmegs 110* NntniPRf B A W UurMed Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) pepper Black special Sarawak (FOB) tampons Black Pepper ASTA (100%111 words
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Article203 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The following ships are expected to be in port today. Godowns Vessels 1/2 Peleus 3/4 Benwyvis 5 Kin Yung, Nara 6/7 Transport Oweic 10/11 City of Brooklyn 13/14 Paul Rickmers 15/16 Surat 18 Kirsten Maersk 19 Sir Lancelot 23/24 Sylvia Lkyes 25/26 Tocansa 27/28 Broholm 29/30203 words
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Article737 1967-02-05 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.50 a.m. Airline JAL 712 from Jakarta. Time 9.15 a.m. Airline GIA 898 Time 10.55 a.m. Airline MSA 005 from Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline MSA 451 from Kuchlng. Time 12.35 p.m. Airline GIA 889 from Kuala Lumpur.737 words
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Article505 1967-02-05 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Stoek Exthiinif hid and offer 1 price* officially lifted at the rhow of buidne**. INDUSTRIAL R4)U«(rnd I Jit 1.13 C. Mug'ir 1.69 1.70 Chemical Co. i.#*i 18* Cold Storage > 18 3.20 Dunlop (Old) 2.34 F. Smelting 4.12 E*so Or<K 3.2ft 3.2(1 KlUpRllWM 1 51505 words
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Article, Illustration606 1967-02-05 10 Madeliene Nathan - By Madeliene Nathan rE cue is on that the "Little girl" looks are in but with a tempting new twist; and the Question Mark dress which is indicating that op art will survive on the local fashion pad a while606 words
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Article, Illustration520 1967-02-05 10 Madeleine Nathan - By Madeleine Nathan WITH designers getting bolder and more liberal with their creations today, they'll need high-spirited supporters ones who will go all the way with what's new without batting an eye-lash. Of course, they'll get plenty where they come from520 words
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Miscellaneous451 1967-02-05 10 ——i—— I 111 J t" 4 V' I Stars i You i f [> -f i -p v I• v- "•> ;V» t,..4 I CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. 20 lIT'ITH the Goat Year just around the corner, this should be a good week for you. socially and financially. Things that you451 words
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Article1576 1967-02-05 11 IRVING PRESTON - By IRVING PRESTON Can't relax? Feel anxious about things? Are small problems and disappointments throwing you into a dither? Beware tensions can make you ill! Read this illuminating article on how to win the battle of nerves! H A 1 AR Y, if ilinyou don't1,576 words
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983 1967-02-05 11 Paul Bendigo - By Paul Bendigo £2| million-worth of paintings stolen from the gallery of a famous London School, in value a bigger theft than the Great Train Robbery IS there any point in stealing a priceless painting when it cannot be sold? This is the question983 words
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Article835 1967-02-05 11 O.A. Battista - By O.A. Battista SPACE is the new frontier, and we are learning things about it that will make Ufc on earth better. Sensors are tiny instruments attached to astronauts to measure heartbeats, brain waves, blood pressure, and breathing rate during space flight. Even now,835 words
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Article490 1967-02-05 11 Norman Vincent Peale - By Norman Vincent Peale Fthe lobby of a smalltown hotel I heard my voice coming over the Tadio. I had just addressed the annual dinner of the local chamber of commerce. The speech had been taped end was on the air. I listened to see how490 words
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Article, Illustration575 1967-02-05 12 Edmund with the infectious smile "By the popular and numerous requests from the Chinese speaking fans of The Trailers, and through our research, we find that there is a market for Chinese records provided the recording is575 words
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Article, Illustration595 1967-02-05 12 HI THERE! Well, like I promised you last week, I've published my photograph this week and all of me too (blush!). Anyway, it's me at the age of six months and already you can detect the gorgeous traits; and note that crazy, groovy, captivating smile! I must595 words
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Article460 1967-02-05 12 Right! So the Monkees have made it in England too, which makes their latest hit, "I'm A Believer" No. 1 both in America and in Britain. So what about Singapore and Malaysia, all you Monkee fans? Anyway, here's their slightly different reactions when they heard the news. Reported460 words
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Article, Illustration722 1967-02-05 12 THERE weren't many surfers in America two years ago, but the few who did practice the sport were very, very enthusiastic. So much so that one young man —by the name of Denn is Wilson decided that the time was ripe to sing about it. He722 words
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Article146 1967-02-05 12 MANN MADE HITS (LP) Manfred Mann «r. olbum is really a hot package. The original Manfreds (i.e. including Paul Jones and Mike Vickers)* are featured here, orc tkeir hits, from their first "5-4-3-2-1 to 'Pretty Flamingo". Also included are their not-so-big hits like "My Little Red c 1 J146 words
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Miscellaneous148 1967-02-05 12 Top recor NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) The national list of 20 top single pop records for this week, as selected by Billboard Magazine on the basis of air play and sales: 1. "I'm A Believer" The Monkees; 2. "Georgy Girl" The Sppkprc 3. "Kind Of A Drag" The Buckinghams; 4.148 words
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Article, Illustration426 1967-02-05 13 THE NEW FILMS Singapore, Sat. A GREAT musical picture for the Chinese New Year is the Shaw's super-production of "The Joy Of Spring." It will be screened simultaneously at the Sky and Rex in Singapore. Produced by Run426 words
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Article, Illustration356 1967-02-05 13 SINGAPORE, SAT. —FOUR big screen names Burt Lancaster, Lee Marvin, Robert Ryan, Woody Strode are "The Professionals" in the film of the same name. The film is set against Mexico's turbulent background, and with it a lusty, thoroughly satisfying drama of heroic356 words
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Article, Illustration443 1967-02-05 13 SINGAPORE, Sat. Sexy, provocative Ann Margret really swings it up in her latest film, Paramount's "The Swinger." The plot of the film is somewhat simple but just gaping at this cinema sex-kitten is well worth the money spent for a trip443 words
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Miscellaneous283 1967-02-05 13 ohgawisatio n GALA ***** Tomorrow A Tuesday Only! U ra.. 11*. 4.(W», iN A f.IS "HERCULES AGAINST THE BARBARIAN" Mark Forest. Color. Rcop« iA" A"*" n-International Picture B ORCHARDIPALACE ***** ***** I.XST 3 DAYS! 11. 1 3*. 4 00. II 1.30. 4.00. 9.1S pm. II <5.45 A 9.30 p. "THAT283 words
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Miscellaneous728 1967-02-05 13 $4. t'. >•• W' m rnmmm m I < "frl st :y CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Pulau Pinanf, 6 Ipoh and Melaka; 3/10 Johnre Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahai; 9 Kluang. (Singapore viewers, please switch to channel 3 for T.V. Malaysia programmes). P.M. 3.00 OPENING ANNCT. Prog Summary.728 words
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Miscellaneous234 1967-02-05 13 ft SHAW ORGANISATION LIDO Phone ***** Last t Days! 11. 1.45. 4. 6.89, 915 Jeanne Moreau Ettnre Manni in Tony 'Torn Jones) Richardson's "SIMMER FIRES" P'via lon (UA» TOMORROW 0.15 p.m. PREMIERE Olenn Ford Oeraldme Page •DEAR HEART" WB> CAPITOL Phone ***** Nov Showing! 11. 145. 4. 30. 9SO Anita234 words
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1052 1967-02-05 14 NEW YORK, Sat. (Nana). The current issue of the Saturday Evening Post carries an article entitled: "can basketball survive Lew Alcindor?" Just ten years ago the same magazine published an article with the title what coincidence? "can basketball survive Chamberlain?" Wilt was a sophomore then,1,052 words
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Article131 1967-02-05 14 GOTEBORG. Sweden, Sat. (UPI). —Bo Hoegberg. Sweden's former European light middleweight champion said he was out for a world title bout against Kim Ki Soo of South Korea. Swedish promoters Bertil Knutsson-Ingemar Johansson confirmed that they had started negotiations with Ki Soo. "We plan a131 words
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Article, Illustration62 1967-02-05 14 AUSTRALIA'S Private Darcy Duggan crashes across the line to score a try in the Rugby Union match, 4th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment versus the British Army's 6th Light Regiment, Royal Artillery. The match played at Terendak Garrison, Malacca. Malaysia, resulted, in a 21-nil win for the Australian62 words
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168 1967-02-05 14 MEXICO City, Sat. (UPI) Mexico City boxing promoter Pablo Ochoa on Thursday accused Los Angeles matchmaker George Parnassus of giving him a U.S. $25,000 phoney cheque and threatened to file fraud charges. Ochoa said Parnassus gave him the cheque to cover the television168 words
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148 1967-02-05 14 HOUSTON, Sat. (UPI) Cleveland (Big Cat) Williams, who has received only $12,471 for his heavyweight championship fight with Cassius Clay last Nov. 14, said he was coming out of retirement. Williams, 33, said he would resume his ring career as soon as he148 words
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537 1967-02-05 14 DAYTONA BEACH, Florida, Sat. (AP) Starting order of cars for the 24-hour Daytona continental starting at 3 p.m. (2000GMT) today with make of car, drivers, qualifying speed and time for fastest lap on 3.81-mile course: (drivers from U.S. unless listed other- wise). 1. Ford537 words
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Article71 1967-02-05 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. Col. T. S. Nanda, the military adviser to the Indian High Commissioner in Singapore achieved a hole-in-one on the 10th in a four-ball match played at the Singapore Island Golf Club course recently. The other three competitors in the four-some match included the Deputy71 words
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501 1967-02-05 14 Darrell Mack - By Darrell Mack HOUSTON, Sot. (UPI) Former heavyweight chonv pion Joe Louis labelled Cassius Clay as a guy with "a million dollars worth of confidence and a dime's worth of courage." Clay, obviously, disputes the opinion of the once formidable Brown Bomber, but admits501 words
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Article98 1967-02-05 14 RICHMOND. Virginia, Sat. (AP) Top-seeded Arthur Ashe of Richmond defeated Marty Riessen of the U.S., 7-5, 6-4 with his big serve and booming forehand shots last night and moved into the semi-finals of the Fidelity Bankers Invitational Tennis Tournament. Joining Ashe in advancing with first-round98 words
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343 1967-02-05 14 Leslie Nakashima - By Leslie Nakashima TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) The Japan Soccer Association hopes to host the Group "One" Asian Zone pre-Olympic elimination soccer games next October. The Philippine Amateur Soccer Association also has made a bid foi these games bv the six member-countries343 words
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257 1967-02-05 14 STOCKHOLM, Sat. (AP) Communist China's sudden withdrawal from the World Table Tennis Championships leaves the road to gold and glory open to the Japanese. That was the general opinion of the Swedish organisers of the games who issued new ranking lists. "We257 words
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Article67 1967-02-05 14 LOS ANGELES, California, Sat. (AP) Jose Luis Valdovinos, 118, of Guadalajara, Mexico, outpointed Osamu Miyashita, 118, of Japan, in their 10-round bout on Thursday night at Olympic auditoriumValdivinos started slowly but came on in the middle rounds with an effective jab that kept the charging Miyashita off67 words
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Article, Illustration450 1967-02-05 15 Albert Johnson - By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Sat. A disciplinary sub-committee of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association is to probe into the alleged "misconduct" of two athletes at the sth Asian Games held in Bangkok. The athletic team manager to the Games, Mr. A R P.450 words
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422 1967-02-05 15 Possible Aik HuangJoe Hock clash in Pesta Badminton Kt'ALA LUMPUR, Sat A preview to the Thomas Cup clash in Jakarta this year can be seen by local badminton fans here, when Malaysia and Indonesia clash together on the four-day Gold Leaf Pesta Badminton championship at Stadium Negara from Feb. 15.422 words
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782 1967-02-05 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —F o 11 o w i n g are the weights of the TunktTs Gold Cup Meeting's Extra Day (Friday, Feb. 10) and First Day (Sunday, Feb. 12): Extra SINGAPORE YEARLINGS Div. 1 6 Furs. Eastern Maid 9.00 Ville 8.12 Beatles 8.07782 words
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180 1967-02-05 15 BUENOS AIRES. Sat. (AP) "Hiyoshi Tanabe is an ideal match for me", world flyweight champion Horacio Accavallo of Argentina who is scheduled to clash with his Japanese challenger in a non-title on Feb. 20 at Tokyo. said yesterday. Tanabe is a technical boxer, with180 words
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1643 1967-02-05 15 WINDSOR LAD - By WINDSOR LAD IPOH, Sat. Good dividends featured the first MARA Meet of the 1967 season at Ipoh this afternoon. Honey Bee 11, ridden by Mr. Wong Tat, made a winning debut under MARA rules when he led all the way to beat Roll1,643 words
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250 1967-02-05 15 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Sat. (AP) Former world champion Jose Torres was quoted as saying: "I have made up my mind to retire if I can t get a return bout with Dick Tiger." In a story published yesterday In the250 words
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Miscellaneous46 1967-02-05 15 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $85,718.00 FIRST PRIZE No. *****3 $38,573.00 SECOND PRIZE No. *****1 S19.286.00 THIRD PRIZE No. *****9 9,643.00 STARTERS ($1,339.00 each): Nos. *****1 *****4 *****5 *****8 *****4 *****0 *****9 *****6 CONSOLATIONS ($750.00 each): Nos. *****0 *****3 *****7 *****3 *****6 *****7 *****5 *****6 *****7 *****146 words
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Article, Illustration419 1967-02-05 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Vaclav Jezek, coach of the Sparta Prague soccer team has urged the "Czech style" of play for Asian teams on the road to international fame. The coach of the famous Ciechoslovakian football team said that Asian players doEASTERN SUN Pix. - 419 words
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349 1967-02-05 16 BANGKOK, Sat. (AP) Over 100 golfers from 15 nations will participate in the Third Thailand Open Golf Championship fourth leg in the 1967 Far East circuit. The tournament over 72 holes will be played as in previous years on the flat par-72349 words
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Article402 1967-02-05 16 By "SCRUM HALF*' SINGAPORE, Sat. A set of fast, hard-tackling three-quarters helped the Services to swamp the Civilians by 22 points (four tries, a goal and a penalty goal) to nil on the padang here today. The Services team played a brand of open, hard rugby402 words
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Article170 1967-02-05 16 PALM SPRINGS, Callfornia. Cat. (AP> The big guns of the tournement began to boom loud and clear yesterday, but when the firing was over, another non-winner. long-hitting Tom Weiskopf. was atop the field in the third round of the USSIIO.OOO Bob Hope Desert170 words
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Article, Illustration492 1967-02-05 16 HOUSTON, TEXAS, Sat. A sudden mis step by Cassius Cloy landed him flat on his back yesterday and gave his handlers near heart failure before he assured them he was all right. The incident occurred while Clay was sparring with Jimmy Ellis,492 words
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Article122 1967-02-05 16 WEST JORDAN. Utah, (UPI) —Veteran fight manager Marv Jenson predicted yesterday that Monday night's heavyweight title bout between champion Cassius Clay and challenger Ernie Terrell would be a good bout because of the individual styles of the fighters involved. At the same time the West122 words
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Article706 1967-02-05 16 Roy Lazaroo - BUT STORE EARN THE GLORY By Roy Lazaroo SINGAPORE, Sat. -It was victory to the world famed Sparta Prague side and glory to the rejuvenated Singapore team in the "soccer spectacular" play, ed at Jalan Besar Stadium before a capacity crowd of 8,000 cheering, roaring That706 words
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Article101 1967-02-05 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Pal Singh, the wrestling champion of Punjab, will meet Hans von Steiger, the 'Tiger of Berlin', in a return bout at Gay World Stadium next week. The two wrestlers drew when they clashed in a sixround bout here last week. Enche Abdul Majid, the promoter, told101 words