Eastern Sun, 6 June 1967

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    24 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. I No. 314 Tuesday, 6 June 1967. MC(P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents.
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    Lock icon WAR BREAKS OUT
    553 1 CAIRO. MONDAY (REUTER) ISRAEL EGYPT were locked in bitter combat to* day as fighting flared between the two nations on land and In the air. Both sides issued conflicting versions of how the wartare began. Israel claimed that its Sorces were advancing on all sectors o£the southern
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    Lock icon Israeli forces advance in all sectors
    233 1 TEL AVIV Mon. (Reuter) Israeli forces are on the advance in all sectors of the Southern Front a report from the frontline said today. The report, broadcast live over the Isroeli Radio by a correspondent attached to the Officer Commanding the Southern Front, Brigadier
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    Lock icon Egypt claims big air victory
    162 1 CAIRO, Mon. (Reuter) Egypt said today her troops were holding their own in border fighting with Israeli troops and had shot down 44 planes for the loss of two. Cairo Radio said Israel had attacked all along the Sinai border this morning "but could not
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    Lock icon Israel denies bombing Cairo
    125 1 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter) The Israeli Air Force has attacked Egyptian air bases in the Sinai Peninsula and inside Egypt, destroying or putting out of action 117 Egyptian aircraft, the Israeli Embassy in Paris said today. The spokesman said. "The air strike followed an Egyptian attack with
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    Lock icon Damascus airport bombed
    25 1 BEIRUT. Mon. (UPI) A Syrian military communique said today Israeli Jets bombed Damascus International Airport. It said three Israeli planes were downed
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    Lock icon BATTLE CRY BY SYRIA
    116 1 DAMASCUS. Syria, Mon. (AP) The Syrian Government Radio appealed today for all Arabs to join the flght against Israel. Announcing the outbreak of fighting between Egyptian and Israeli forces, the Radio said: "Let us all take arms and rush to the front. "The battle Is ignited
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    Lock icon Johnson, UAR Vice-President meet tomorrow
    219 1 Unexpected move... CAIRO, Mon. (Reuter) EGYPT is sending Vice-President Zakaria Mohieddin to Washington on Wednesday to explain to President Johnson the Arab viewpoint in the Middle East crisis, it was announ- ced here today. News of the unexpected U.A.R. move, said to be the outcome
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    Lock icon 'WAR IS CRUEL THING'
    117 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today hoped that the Middle-East crisis would only be confined to the countries concerned and that there would be no escalation of war. He said on his return from Japan today that a dangerous situation might prevail if
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Getting ready for tomorrow's pompous Trooping the Colour...
      97 2 A pompous Trooping the Colour ceremony will be held at the Merdeka Stadium. Kuala Lumpur, on June 7. The Yang di-Pertu an Agon?, the Sultans of Selangor and Kedah will be attending: the ceremony. The colour being trooped is the Yang di-Pertuan
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      Lock icon City Council to tackle housing shortage with vigour
      147 2 PENANG. Mon. The problem of easing the housing shortage among the lowest income group and clearance of slum areas within the city, must be tackled relentlessly and with vigour. This was stated in the City Council's administration report issued here today. It
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      Lock icon New Shipping Line in a year—Tunku
      422 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's new shipping line will be formed in about a year's time. It will be a public-Government joint venture with a capital of about $lOO million to $2OO million. The ocean-going line's first two ships will be gifts from the Japanese
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      Lock icon 3 killed in Red ambush
      86 2 KUCHING, Mon. (Reuter) —A member of the Malaysian security forces was killed and three others were seriously wounded in what was officially described as a Communist ambush last evening. A group of about 30 insurgents opened Are on a patrol just before dusk, according to
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      Lock icon NEW MOSQUE
      46 2 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. The Sultan of Perak will open the new mosque at Sungai Star, three miles from here, on Friday. He will also say his prayers at the mosque. The mosque costing $30,000 was completed under th e rural development scheme last year.
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      Lock icon '2,000 SCHOOLS HIT BY WORK-TO-RULE'
      287 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 2,000 schools of all media In West Malaysia have been hit by the Day Training Centre-trained Teachers' work-to-rule which began last Monday. The pupils involved number more than 20.000 according to latest statistics received by the 6.000 strong National Union
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      Lock icon Estate worker jailed for 18 months
      218 2 IPOH, Mon. An estate worker at Hutan Melintang, Patchiapon Manar (42), was sentenced to 18 months' jail today on an amended charge of using criminal force to outrage the modesty of a 12-year-old weeder at the Ulu Bernam Estate on Oct. 20, last year.
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      Lock icon Teacher, student win Berzanji contest
      106 2 IPOH, Mon- A religious school teacher from Lumut, Inche Baharuddin bin Ahmad, and a student also from Lumut, Hajjah Zainun binte Yut, won the Perak State Championships 1967 "Berzanji" competition at Sekolah Raja Taayah last night. They were also last year's champions. A total of
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      Lock icon 'No evidence of interference by Peace Corps'
      247 2 JESSELTON, SABAH, Mon. (UPI) The State Minister of Finance, Enche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh, today told 31 newly-arrived American Paace Corps workers that h« hod found no evidence of interference in Saboh politics of thair comrades who ore workin. here. Speftkln* to the
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      Lock icon Magistrate withdraws warrants of arrests
      137 2 MALACCA. Mon.— seven men and Ave vo*rt accused of taking part in a illegal procession on w 15 explained to th* \i 4 Ju trate Enche Abdul Mile* Ahmad today they were ;i-* because they coufd not bus in time from BukJ Asahan. They tendered
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      Lock icon 'Inadequate'
      509 3  -  Architects body criticises master plan by LIM THOW BOON KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Institute of Architects today criticised the new master plan for Kuala Lumpur and described it as "entirely inadequate." In a letter to the Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, dcted May
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      Lock icon Lee Koon (17) is best speaker
      157 3 MI'AR, Mon. A Form Fi\f pupil of the Convent School here. Cher Lee Koon, 17 was last night adjudged th e best speaker in an inter-school oratorical contest at the Muar High School. Second was Lau Tong L'ons: of St. Andrew's and \laimon binte
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      Lock icon Mechanic bound over
      69 3 rPOH. Mon. —An electrir/- mechanic of the Royal aysian Navy. Yeong Yin -hoy. 31, was today bound r p r in the sum of $750 afhe pleaded guilty to $1,004 worth of jewellery and $7BO cash. He committed the offence on Jan. 25. I'he jewellery and cash
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      Lock icon 'Boycott extra-mural activities'
      59 3 KANGAR, Mon The Perlis branch of the National Union of Day Training College-trained Teachers has called all its members to boycott extra-mural activities in schools in the state. This was said here today by the union's SecretaryGeneral Enche Hassan bin Basri. He hoped that all parents would
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      Lock icon DAY'S TAKINGS ROBBED
      64 3 IPOH, Mon. A petrol kiosk attendant in Kuala Dipang, How Weng Heng, was held up by two robbers who got away with $l2O yesterday. They was armed with pistols. They came to the petrol station on the pretext of checking the cylinder oil in their motor-cycle engine.
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      Lock icon Pirates rob fishermen
      104 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Five armed pirates robbed Malaysian fishermen of 56.800 worth of fishing gear in international water, off Malacca Straits on Saturday. The pirates, who were in plain clothes, sped away in their speedboat after the hold-up. According to one of the fishermen. Ta n Ah
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      Lock icon Malaysians urged to defend nation's integrity
      149 3 KUCHING. Mon. The Chinese in the State should consider themselves fortunate and be contented with the fair treatment meted out to them by the Malaysian Government. This was stated today by the Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawi Sli when he spoke at the fifth annual
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      Lock icon 33 CHARGED WITH TAKING PART IN PROCESSION
      54 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thirty-three people were charged in the Magistrate's Court today for taking part in a procession along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman last SaturdayOf the 33. 19 were women and 14 men. All claimed trial. They were each allowed $2OO bail. Hearing
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      Lock icon HOUSE BURGLED
      47 3 IPOH, Mon. Burglars broke into a house in Woodward Road last night and got awav with $1,660 worth of jewellery belonging to Madam Khong Chui Kuan. There was no one in the house at that time. Entry into the premises was made through the roof.
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      Lock icon 'Mandi-Safar' festival
      43 3 KUANTAN, Sun. A 'mandi-safar' festival will be held at Cherating, a fishing village 29 miles from here on Wednesday. A colourful programme has been dran up to offer entertainmemt and cultural show to the public from 9 am. to 11 p.m.
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      Lock icon Recruiting team to visit towns in Perak
      93 3 IPOH. Mon- A recruting team of the Royal Malaysian Navy will visit several towns in Perak to recruit young men for various branches of the Malaysian Navy. The recruiting centres are: the Territorial Army Centre. Taiping (at 8 a.m. on June 15.) the
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      Lock icon Minister launches 'Operation Goodwill' campaign at hospital
      194 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Health, Enche Bahaman bin Samsudin today launched a three-month campaign code-named "OPERATION GOODWILL" at the Geneal Hospital here. The campaign is aimed at promoting better and closer relations between the public and the hospital staff. The opening
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      Lock icon 13 contestants for beauty title
      99 3 IPOH, Mon. Thirteen charming girls have entered or this year's Miss Perak Universe beauty contest at the St. John's 'Ambulance Association hall here tomorrow night. The contest is being held in conjunction with the "Jaycee Gala Ball" sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Ipoh under
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      Lock icon • Miss Kwan Chow Peng, who was crowned Miss Telecommunications, Perak, at the Telecoms Athletic and Welfare Association at the St. John's Ambulance Association Hall in Ipoh on Saturday. Miss Sushil Kaur (right) was the runner-up while Miss Ooi Gim Pin won third place out of a total of 11 contestants.
      50 3 Miss Kwan Chow Peng, who was crowned Miss Telecommunications, Perak, at the Telecoms Athletic and Welfare Association at the St. John's Ambulance Association Hall in Ipoh on Saturday. Miss Sushil Kaur (right) was the runner-up while Miss Ooi Gim Pin won third place out of a total of 11 contestants.
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      Lock icon 14 charged with unlawful assembly
      241 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.—A noisy crowd of Labour Party supporters outside the Magistrate's Court here today became silent after they were warned that they were courting arrest by shouting slogans. The warning was given by the prosecuting officer. Inspector George Barnabas before fourteen Labour Party members,
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      Lock icon DISPUTE SETTLED
      92 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon- A settlement has been reached in the dispute between the Blue Omnibus Co. Ltd., Taiping, and the Transport Workers' Union over the dismissal of one of the company's employees. Under the terms of the settlement, the dismissal of the employee, Tang Fook Sing, should remain
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      Lock icon 'BERZANJI PRIZES
      38 3 KUANTAN, Mon. The Sultan of Pahang will give away the prizes to winners of the State-wide "Berzanji" contest on June 10. The presentation of the prizes will be held at Pekan Town Padang at 8.00 a.m.
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      Lock icon Razak: Malaysia will become richest, most developed country if...
      200 3 PONTIAN, Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak, said if the country's natural and human resources were fully utilised, Malaysia would become the richest and most developed country in the world. The Government's facilities must be equally matched by the
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      Lock icon DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
      30 3 KUCHING, Sun. The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Penghulu Tawi Sli, has approved $84,000 for minor rural development projects in Simanggang Lingga and Sebuyau districts of the Second Division.
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      Lock icon Magistrate raps Police
      146 3 PENANG, Mon. The First Magistrate, Mr. T. Aria Rajah, today criticised the Police here for disconnecting two telephones in a sundry goods shop in Kuantan Road yesterday. He said that it would not serve any purpose in evidence when 13 persons, including two juveniles appeared before him
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      Lock icon Indians support N-Language Bill
      165 3 IPOH. Mon. The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Tan Sri V.T Sambanthan as President of the M.I.C. said Malaysians of Indian origin had always supported the National Language Bill, which will come into operation on Sept- 1. He was addressing the annual delegates conference of
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      Lock icon PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
      57 3 MUAR. Mon. —The Muar District Officer, Enche Ibrahim bin Abdul Majid, has been elected chairman of the committee to plan the Prophet Mohammed's birthday here on June 20. The highlight of the celebrations here will be a massrally at the Muar Town Council padang at Jalan Arab
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      Lock icon KING'S BIRTHDAY MESSAGE
      79 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will broadcast a message on the occasion of his birthday on Wednesday, over the Malay service at 1000 a.m. This will be relayed bv the English, Chinese and Indian services at the same time, followed by translations in the respective
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      Lock icon Appeal to nurses
      55 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— The Malaysian Red Cross Society has appealed to qualified nurses and hospital assistants to help run the Red Cross clinic at Kampong Pandan every Saturday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Volunteers should contact the Branch Secretary, Mrs. Lam, Red Cross Office, 519 Jalan
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      Lock icon 550-strong mob cause extensive damage
      517 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The 550 youths who demonstrated last night in several Singapore streets set a car on fire, damaged eight traffic lights, two pedestrian-crossing beacons and attacked a police patrol car, wounding a policeman. The windscreens of two cars parked outside the American Embassy in
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      Lock icon 3 snatch thefts: All lose gold chains
      179 4 SINGAPORE. M on. Snatch thieves got away with gold chains worth $4BB in three separate incidents here yesterday. Theft No. 1 A staff nurse, Tan Ee Keng, 33. was walking along Paya Lebar Crescent when her gold chain, worth $6O was snatched away
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      Lock icon 3 YOUTHS STABBED
      99 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Chinese youth, Chua Ah Fook, who claimed to have been stabbed by 10 persons, staggered into the Central Fire Brigade here yesterday to seek assistance. He was immediately sent to the General Hospital where his condition was later reported to be "satisfactory". Police said
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      Lock icon Six countries for first meeting of Co-ordinating C'tee
      211 4 REGIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE SINGAPORE, Mon. Delegates from six countries will attend the first meeting of the Co-ordinating Committee of the Regional English Language Centre to be held here from June 7 to June 9. The delegates are from Indonesia. Malaysia, the
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      Lock icon 3 charged with killing woman
      68 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three men were today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with the murder of a woman, Neo Choon, 59. at Block 13, No. 59-F. Redhill Close, on June 1. The three are Koh Goh Chua, 37, An ff Tong Hock. 36. and Lias
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      Lock icon • THE Rt. Rev. M. Olcomendy, Archbishop of Malacca/Singapore, presenting the prizes to the Marymount Convent, team-winners of the Olcomendy Shield for the 1967 inter-school debate organised recently by the Catholic Social Guild, Singapore. This is the fourth successive victory for the Marymount Convent.
      43 4 THE Rt. Rev. M. Olcomendy, Archbishop of Malacca/Singapore, presenting the prizes to the Marymount Convent, team-winners of the Olcomendy Shield for the 1967 inter-school debate organised recently by the Catholic Social Guild, Singapore. This is the fourth successive victory for the Marymount Convent.
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      Lock icon 1,500 workers retrenched due to quota curbs
      268 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. In the past few years, more than 1,500 workers in Singapore had been retrenched as a result of quota restrictions by developed and affluent countries. Another 1.000 workers were adversely affected by short weeks due to inadequate work available, the Executive
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      Lock icon Rotary Club of S'pore office-bearers
      80 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Rotary Club of Singapore will hold its installation of newly-elected office bearers at a dinner on June 16 at the Hotel Ambassador here. The newly-elected office bearers for the year beginning July 1. are:Mr. Quek Shi Lai, President. Dr.'Ng Kong Kai. VicePresident.
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      Lock icon 3 YEARS ON 7 COUNTS OF THEFT
      89 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A 27-year-old man. Wee Hiok Tong, was today sentenced to three years' imprisonment in a District Court on seven counts of theft. Wee committed the offences between Jan. 7 and May 19, during which he stole property worth about $BOO from
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      Lock icon Australian dancers thrill audience
      108 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Eighteen top-class dancers from Australia last night performed sophisticated ballroom and Latin-American dances before a large appreciative audience at the Raffles Hotel here. There were four couples who are junior champions, three pairs of amateur champions and two pairs of professional champions. All are
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      Lock icon New Permanent Secretary to Foreign Ministry
      325 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Woon Wah Siang a distinguished public servant and head of several civic and service organisations has taken over the appointment as Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Mr. Woon's previous appointment, as the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of
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      Lock icon Counsel withdraws application for writ of attachment
      301 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. An application for a writ of attachment for alleged contempt of court by two Ministers, Dr. Goh Keng Swe e and Inche Othman Wok, was withdrawn by Mr. T. T. Rajah in the High Court today. Mr. T. T. Rajah counsel
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      Lock icon Verse writing contest
      213 4 SINGAPORE. Mo n. Radio Singapura is holding a competition for verse writers in conjunction with the National Day celebrations. Participants can choose any subject they like in praise of Singapore and their themes may vary from that of the role of youth in nation building to that
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      Lock icon • We don't know her name. But, from what we can see she is a real S-M-A-S-H-E-R! When a girl like this one goes to town who wants to know her name?
      31 4 We don't know her name. But, from what we can see she is a real S-M-A-S-H-E-R! When a girl like this one goes to town who wants to know her name?
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      Lock icon Interchangedbility: S'pore, Malaysia in accord on currency
      325 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. —The Singapore and Malaysian Governments today announced that both countries have agreed to interchangeability arrangements for the new Singapore and Malaysian currencies to be issued from June 12, this year. The Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore, and
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      Lock icon Revlon's 'Ultima 11' makes first appearance in S'pore
      203 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. A very sophisticated range of cosmetics made its appearance for the fiTst time in this region today and Singapore women had their first peek. And for the average woman it will remain a peek, for Revlon's "Ultima 11". claimed as
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      Lock icon New MacPherson Primary School opening
      79 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Member of Parliament for Aljunied Constituency. Mr. S. V Lingam. will officially open the new MacPherson Primary School on June 7. This is the 73rd new school to be opened by the present Government. Costing about $440,000 the school has 24 classrooms,
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      Lock icon Nat. Service: Medical exam dates
      207 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Interior and Defence today called on all male citizens born between Jan 1 and June 30, 1949, and who had registered for National Service on or after March 28, this year, to report for medical examinations during June and July.
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      Lock icon Swiss Consul's fine gesture
      164 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. A sympathetic gesture shown by the Cheshire Home here to help an old man pass his last few days happily earned them a donation of Sl,l 40 from the Swiss Consul here. The cheque was presented by Mr. H. E. Suter. Swiss Consul here,
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      Lock icon H.C's Branch office to help in issue
      328 13 RESTRICTED PASSPORTS SINGAPORE, Mon. The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore has taken measures to minimise the inconvenience and help speed up the issuing of restricted passports to Malaysian citizens residing here. A spokesman of the High Commission told the Eastern Sun that as
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      Lock icon Naval Base Labour Union sounds warning
      354 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Naval Base Labour Union has declared that it would not accept any retrenchment on redundancy if the management engaged contract labour in place of direct labour. This wrs stated by Mr. K. A. Kurup. the union"s General Secretary, when he spoke
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      Lock icon 'GUEST CONDUCTOR,' AGED 9
      149 13 UNDER the baton of Kevin OlifT. 9, the band of Australia's Fourth Battalion played at Pasir Panjang Junior School in Singapore. The band gave a number of concerts for school children and inmates of charitable institutions during a month's duty and goodwill tour of Singapore. The
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      Lock icon $5,000 ROBBERY
      63 13 SINGAPORE. Mon A businessman. Tan Soo Chua, 46. of Joo Chlat Road, yesterday morning opened his rear door only to be confronted by four unknown male Chinese. Tan later told the Police that one of them appeared to be armed with a revolver while the others carried daggers.
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      315 2 Special announcement.... Eastern Sun's 'must-be-won' weekly contest for wives and mothers THE EASTERN SUN will start a new $6O/- 'must be won' contest from Friday, June 9. The contest Is for WIVES and MOTHERS only! The first prize is $3O, second prize $2O, and third prize $lO. All contestants, who
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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  • Boutique
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      Lock icon Carnaby Street mod fashions come to Singapore
      561 5  -  By: PATRICIA CHAN fPHE boutiques in Carnaby Street are very individualistic, original and mod. The "Carnabians" go way out in their dressing, spelling fashion loud and clear with different looks and approach. It is a place with a bag full of interesting mod
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      Lock icon RECIPES
      163 5 ADD a new dish to your list of recipes. Try this Lamb in Sova Sauce. Quantity for five. Ingredients needed are li lbs. of lamb, three large onions, three laree tomatoes, two level teaspoons white pepper-corn, a small piece of cinnamon (wnoie), two dessert spoons thick soya sauce, salt
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      Lock icon Breath of beauty
      117 5 After a bit of exertion, are you short of breath? Just a few reducing routines leave you gasping? If so. check with your doctor. The chances are, though, that he will find you healthy when your only complaint is huff-'n-PufT. Breathlessness in a well person is due
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      Lock icon Fragance in Atom'
      457 5 HERE'S Maria in "Pink Champagne" semi-fitting cut-away pink Thai-silk outfit OORAYA in "Blood and Silver" a red velvet slim tent with silver lame trimmings cut along the Korean line to give it an eastern look. is called "Carnaby 'n' Vogue" a blue chiffon micro-cocktail outfit THIS is
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      2401 6 NATIONAL R-3000 with 6 bands and 16 transistors/diodes RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPURA June 6—June 12 June 6—June 12 Tuesday 18% Wittf a \mmpet Qnr rr Q *3ft TJ V-< T7t Vi »vi 1 JUNE 6 A.M.: Timex-Time 6.00 Prog. Summary; 6.02 Morning Melodies. 7.00 The News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.45
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      696 6 oed his retirement from tjhe athletics track talks to Vibart W.ll about his career in sports. 8.00, FROM MY MAILBAG B*even Lee answers your request. 8.45 LINE OF LIFE Dialled by those who are lonely and desperate and thr>se in danger. 9.15 LATIN BEAT Latf n favourites led by Rrffino
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon 73 Marines slain in fierce battle in Quang Tin Province
      477 7  -  By JAMES PRINGLE OAIGON, Mon. (Reuter) Final casualty figures in a vicious battle between U.S. Marines and North Vietnamese that raged through Friday into Saturday in northerly Quang Tin Province show that 73 Marines were killed, a U.S. military spokesman
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      Lock icon Radio Canton blasts at HK Govt.
      231 7 HONGKONG, Mou. (Reu- Radio Canton said v patriotic" Chinese here were deter- n< i to escalate their antir».rs#»riition struggle. radio was commenton Hongkong Governr.ove to remove in- atory posters from places and vehicles r-' .t up by the leftists. e leftists in the colony
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      Lock icon POLLS ON INSPITE OF VIETCONG HARASSMENT
      161 7 SAIGON, Mon. (Reuter)—Tens of thousands of Vietnamese country dwellers went to the polls yesterday, inspite of sporadic Vietcong harassment, in South Vietnam's continuing local elections, a spokesman at Local Government Headquarters reported here today. About 70 per cent of the almost half million Vietnamese
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      Lock icon Scotland Yard on 'golden trail'
      204 7 GENEVA, Mon. (Reuter) Several ingots of gold from last month's 750.000 sterling London bullion raid have been found at a Swiss smelting works in Chiasso in Southern Switzerland near the Italian border, it was learnt last night. The owner of the foun dry had alerted
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      78 7 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) International Orchestral and Opera conductor Andre Cluytens died from cancer in hospital here on Saturday, aged 62. A spokesman at the American hospital, where he was admitted 10 days earlier, said the Belgian-born conductor had generalised cancer throughout much of his body.
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      191 7 Athens, Mon. (ap> King Constantine and his Danish-born Queen, AnneMarie. made their first public appearance together since the birth of their son. Crown Prince Paul yesterday. They were wildly cheered by 60.000 persons. It was also the Queen's first appearance outside the Palace since the
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      421 7 TOKYO, M on. (Reuter) A new clash was reported to have erupted at the strategic Sinkiang region, China's nuclear testing area, while at least 1,900 people were reported injured or missing in recent blood clashes at the East China provinces of Kiangsu and
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      125 7 WELLINGTON, Mon. (Eeuter) Six or seven helicopters are now helping professional hunters by ferrying their red deer carcases from remote areas of South Island to processing factories, as New Zealand's venison industry booms. The season is now in full swing, and one factory is receiving
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      554 7  -  By MANFRED PAGEL GENEVA, Mon. (Reuter). —Causes and effects of recent newspaper mergers and closures in several Western countries will be examined when newspaper and news agency executives from 30 countries meet here later this month. The discussions take place from June 18
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      109 7 CAIRO, Mon. (Reuter) Three explosions rocked the United States Consulate in the Saudi Arabian Port of Jeddah on Saturday night the authoritative Cairo newspaper A 1 Ahram reported today. In a report from its Jeddah Correspondent, the paper said dynamite charges went off In
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      505 10 NEW DELHI, Mon. (Reuter) —UNDER the scorching June sun millions of people across Northern India are today living on the edge of disaster waiting for the life-giving monsoon still three weeks away. Weakened by a starvation diet after two successive years
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      133 10 SUVA. Fiji. Mon (Renter) The people of the little Pacific island of Rotuma (population 5,797), administered as part of the Fiji group, have sent a plea to Queen Elizabeth that they be allowed to remain British subjects for all time. During recent celebrations to mark the 86th
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      191 10 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) A crack French Air Force aerobatic pilot was killed yesterday in the second of two crashes at the International Air Show at Le Bourget Airport near here. Screaming spectators scrambled for safety or hurled themselves to the ground as his
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      159 10 MADRID. Mon. (Reuter) A British delegation arrived here for talks with Spain tonight on the banned flying zone which the Spanish authorities imposed near Gibraltar on April 12. The six officials declined to comment on their prospects of persuading Spain to lift the
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      659 10 M-E FLASH-POINT DAMASCUS, Syria, Mon. (AP). —Iraq yesterday urged that the nine other Arab oil producing countries seize the assets and cancel the concessions of oil companies that sell petroleum to any country supporting Israel in case of war. In a speech opening an emergency
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      191 10 152 died in 18-year-old-plane trips sfv LONDON', Mon. (Reuter). Britain's newspapers today voiced disquiet at the double airline disaster that killed 152 British tourists and eight crew at the weekend. The Daily Mail said the crash near Perpignan. France, on Saturday night and the crash at Stockport, Northern England, less
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      85 10 CHAPPAQUA. New York, Mon. (Reuter) Three masked bandits ransacked the estate home of muchmarried millionaire Tommy Manvilie here last night and escaped with furs, cash and jewelleryMr. Manvilie and his 11th wife. Christiana, were spending the night in his New York flat. The value of
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      561 10 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) Most of the major countries in the world are determined to stay neutral in the Middle East crisis. This determination to keep out is foremost in intent despite their growing concern over the situation and the pro-Arab tendencies of Russia and
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      131 10 HOBART, Tasmania. Mon. (Reuter). A chemist, Mr. Leslie Kausman, warned an Australian Royal Commission on Fluoridation of water supplies meeting here that "tap water could become a giant medicine bottle." In discussing this controversial subject of putting fluorides into water to combat tooth decay.
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      279 10 INVER CAR GILL. New Zealand. Mon. (Reuter) Sir Bernard Fergusson, Governor-General of New Zealand, says he is "very hurt" by a newspaper suggestion that "God defend New Zealand" rather than "God save the Queen" is the country's national anthem. Under the heading "Wrong Tune." the Invercargill
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      71 10 GLENWOOD SPRING. Colorado, Mon. (UPI) Eight persons were killed on Sunday in a grinding twocar smash-up on U.S. 624 eight miles west of this Rocky Mountain resort town. It was the worst single accident in Colorado this year and the worst in Garfield County history.
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      108 10 EDINBURGH, Scotland, Mon. (Reuter). If Britain took Scotland into the Common Market without consultation it would be "the last word in national annihilation," Scots National Party member Dr. Patrick Bardon said here yesterday. The party's annual conference unanimously carried a "solemn declaration"
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      266 7 t? ENGLISH PROGRAMMES Singapore A" 6no Dawn Serenade; Breakfast Club, with -arrv Lai 6.45 Your Daily re Birthday Greet--50 Breakfast Club, with 7no News; 7.10 Jreakfast Club. With Larry 1 Rediffusion Health P T ,1 Breakfast Club, with rv Lai; 7.45 Assignment reporter Fred meets the stars of and television.
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    436 8 PRIVATE students from Malaysia will have to take written tests in English before they can enrol in Australian schools, colleges and universities. Government sponsored students must attain a high standard in English before they can be granted scholarships and bursaries. Private students will not waste their time and
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    298 8 THE continuous complaints of indifferent, rude and inefficient service meted out to the public by hospital staff can no longer be overlooked by the Ministry of Health. The Malaysian Health Minister, Enche Bahaman bin Samsudin, instead of trying to defend the hospital workers as he has been doing
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    944 8  -  the urn ■wmtksoa By: Jean Sprain Wilson THIRTY years ago, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor were married, capping an historic lore story. The Duke had given up the throne of Great Britain to marry the ''WOMAN I LOVE" and then
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    1097 8  -  by Tony Escoda Manila, Mon. (AP) A COMMUNIST -LED outlaw movement is on the upswing in the Philippines. Its methods smack of the Mafia and Chicago's oldtime gangs. Its operations include assassination by special liquidation squads, kidnapping. extortion and protection rackets.
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      549 9 TON DON, Mon. (Reuter). Nine nations helping Pakistan finance its third flve-year plan will again put up most of the money needed for the coming year, Pakistan revealed here tonight. Deputy Chairman of the panning Commission, Mr. Muzafar Ahmad said the
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      178 9 NAIROBI. Mon. (AP) A p an by British Commonwealth nations to pool ideas and resources in a major world-wide export drive may be the outcome of a in-day conference of senior officials from 22 members of the Commonwealth that here on Friday night.
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      120 9 NAIROBI. Mon. (Reuter) A government-sponsored corporation has established a Public company to buy per ties and key sites in Kenya's major towns for pr p economic rents to Africans, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry anno ed tonight. 1 his is
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      83 9 MANILA, Mon. (AP) The Philippine government plans to utilise prison land and labour in its efforts to meet a shortage of rice, this country's staple food. President Ferdinand E. Marcos has ordered the Director of Prisons to conduct a survey of all penal colonies here
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      52 9 TUNKU Abdul Rahman (shown In a car) listens to the explanations by Mr. Hiroshi Ohga (3rd from right), Director of Overseas Department of Nissan Motor Company, when Malaysian Premier visited the Oppama plant of the Nissan Motor Company, some 17 miles south-west of Tokyo recently. PANA Photo.
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      323 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. —June first grade rubber f.o.b. buyer closed at 5 p.m in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 57-7/8 cents per lb., up one and seven-eighths cents from previous close. The tone was firm. The morning session was restricted by a shortage of sellers.
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      855 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Stock Exchange opened the week on steady conditions, but turned on to an active pace during the afternoon session after reports that serious fighting broke out between Egypt and Israel. Some nervous selling took place throughout the industrial
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      163 9 SINGAPORE, ivlon. Not only in Germany are Mer-cedes-Benz cars chosen as "car of the year," but in 1967 also in Australia. "Modern Motor," the largest Australian motoring magazine. organised an inquiry among readers as to the best car. Mercedes-Benz passenger cars gained most of
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      17 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The tin price for today was at $605.87$ per picul, down 25 cents.
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      881 9 ARRIVALS IN 8INGAPORB Time 12.05 am. Airline Ms A 029 from Kuala Lumpur Time 8.35 a.m. Airline Ms A 019 fmm Kuala l.umpur. Time 9.35 a.m. Airline Garuda 9.82 from Jakarta. Time 9.30 a.m Airline MSA 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline IMS A
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      426 9 SINGAPORE—Stock Exchange bid and offer prices officially listed at the close of bMines*. INDUSTRIAL Boustead 1.55 C. Sugar 1.60 1.62 Chemical Co. Cold St orate Dun lop \D E. Smelting Es*o Ords Fltzpatricks F. N. Ords. Gammon Goodwood Park G.E. Life Guinness XI> Hotel S'pura CD Hume (M)
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      50 9 Managers Price*) First Malayan 2.2» 2.3ft Second Malayan 1.63 1.73 Third Malayan 1.11 1.21 The Commerce A Industry Fund XD 46 a The Savings land 1.34 Malayan Industry Fnnd 3S 1.05 Sterling Commodity 8/7 4/2 First Hong Kong .85 ftO» Second Hong Kong .96 .63* <*Honc Kong Currency)
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      92 9 SINGAPORE. Mon i* Sin^apore Chinese Produce chance noon prices today were: Bver» getim Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk 47.50 Coconut oil (FOB> Drams mmm 50 00 Loose Copra Mixed May/Jane 28.50 Nutmegs 110* 325.00 Nutmegs B W 155.00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) 110.00 Pepper Black Special Sarawak (FOB) 100.00
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      24 9 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) —Money Quotations. HKSS.B2/5.815 per US dollar for cash. HK$ 15.99 per pound sterling. HK5276.75 per tael gold.
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      179 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The following ships are expected in port today:5 Asahi Maru 6/7 Lloyd Bakke 8/9 Patroclus 10/11 Benlarig 13/14 Demodocus 15/16 Peleus 18 Riverbank 19 Straat Clarence 21/22 Kinsel Maru No. 11 23/24 Kunak 25/26 Tjimanuk 27/28 Ikushima Maru 29/30 Himejim Maru 33/34 Benvrackie 35/36 Nestor 38/39
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      116 10 Tfie DEADLY OH&CS AFFAIR p> DO NOT FEAR-WEN TWEV REACH THE' WtNE CELLAR E*T?ANCE MY DEVICES WILL DESTROY THEM OUTSiDE! N€s, R*TDTO~ BUT IN THE MEANTIME TVIEV MA/ RAOfO THE £O- Of YCIiR SECRET LMCMCRf. wmmmmK m, correct: NAPOLEON'/-and also, VvE must LEARN FROW TWfiH THE LAiRTWEY HAVE "TAKEN VULOA
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      563 11 V •i. > I r*C.f MODEL TF-31LE 23" VM it < < i»»* i ("/A'/A ,«/Y« .V m-w> > <V ft 35> TrioSE /'WHOV KN< T. V. MALAYSIA June 6—June 12 T.V. SINGAPURA June 6—June 12 Tuesday JUNE 6 PM TIMEX-TIME 545 OPENING ANNCT. Prog. Summary. SV) NEWS OUTLINES IN
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      2178 11 Starring Kevin McCarthy and Andre Morell 405 THE PHIL SILVERS SHOW Waac 4.35 TRICK AND TREAT 4.40 CLOSE DOWN 5.45 OPENING ANNCT. Prog. Summary 5.50 NEWS OUTLINES IN THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE 5.55 NATIONAL SONGS 6.00 NEWS IN TAMIL 6.10 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE The Partners 635 DENNIS THE MENACE Dennis
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    412 12 Laughs galore when mum son argue it out SINGAPORE, Tues The Jean Arthur Show a half-hour entertainment about a successful but zany woman lawyer and her conservative Harvard-trained son and law partner is a must for comedy fans. It will be, telecast at 7.15 p.m. on Thursday over T.V. Singapura's
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    266 12 SINGAPORE, Mon LUMEN CABANES the singing idol of many TV fans and nightclub-goers has a unique ambition to sing with a 30-piece band. Curvaceous Lumen with vital statistics 34-24-34 believes that a 30-piece band is comnlete giv* ing all the tunes required for any song.
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      987 12 Radio Sing apura programmes A young, brilliant journalist Helen Lawrence is told she has only six months to live. Piers Marshall, her editor and Simon Henry, a fellowjournalist, are both in love with her. An intense story with an unexpected ending. 2.30 CONCERT HALL 3.15 DRIFTING AND DREAMING Manuel and
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      459 12 :w SINGAPURA FOB SCHOOLS Tuesday I Thursday JUNE 6 A.M. Timex-Time 8.30 —8.50 English Second Language Sec. 1 "The Library"; 9.15—9.35 English Literature Sec. 1 "Lady Precious Stream I"; 10.00 10.20 General Science Sec 2 "Magnetic Fields"; 11.05 11 25 Mathematics Sec. 1 "Mensuration I"; 11.45 12.05 English Literature Sec
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      325 12 T. V. SINGAPURA law endorsement officers 8.35 BERITA SINGAPURA 8.45 TAMIL CINEMA Part 1 of Thangamalai Rahasyam' 10.15 CLOSE DOWN Friday JUNE 9 P.M. TIMEX-TIME 6.50 PROG. SUMMARY in the National Language, Chinese, Tamil and English 6.55 BELAJAR LAH BAHASA KEBANGSAAN Our daily lesson in the National Language. 7.00 NEWS
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      241 12 Science fiction adventure in serial form about the first family tnat takes off to colonise cuter space. 6.35 OCCASIONAL WIFE 'So Little Time' Michael Callan plays very confirmed bachelor who finds that the only way to get ahead in life is to be married and he being a 'Married Bachelor
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      252 13 SHAW ORGANISATION ***** J Last 4 Shows! 11, 1.45. 4, 6.30 p.m Then is Hunter <fc Henry Silva 'THE HTLLS RCN RED" IU-A.I Twhn-color Techniscope 9 15 p.m. NO FREE LIST Nancy Kxan <fc Terry-Thomas THE WILD AFFAIR" ***** I CAPITOL Phone TODAY TOMORROW ONLY! 11 ain 1 3n. 4
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      190 13 ORGANISATION GALA Open* Today! I SO. 4. 0.30 9.15 DAN VADIS SCOPE COLOR Ample Car Park Space Available Behind The Theatre. Entrance between GALA 4 MARLBOROUGH Theatres. NEXT CHANGE' Mickey Harfltay "A STRANGER IN SACRAMENTO" EASTMANCOLOR NEWSCOPE CATHAY 334Q0 Opens Toda?! 11. 1.30.4. 6 30 9.15 JHE BUCCANEERS NEXT CHANGE!
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      63 16 m i" i> >. >•■■».??■■* TIME AND TIDE Penang: 11.33 a.m. (8.1 ft.); 11.42 p.m. (6.8 ft.). (RTft enham: 3,55 am l3 s ft); 4,03 p m Port Dickson: 5.43 p.m. (8.5 ft.). ti%re e L, 1012 am < 7l ft >i 935 P-m- 8 -2 ft.). Nedili Kechil: 9.28
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