Eastern Sun, 14 November 1967
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Title Section27 1967-11-14 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 470 Tuesday. 14 November 1967. ft MC(P) 2251 ft KDN 2660 Price 15 cents27 words
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Article, Illustration1261 1967-11-14 1 House asked to approve setting up of Govt. Rubber Trading Trust Account KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Dewan Ra'ayat was today asked to approve the establishment of "The Government Rubber Trading Trust Account" to enable the Government to operate in the rubber market, whenever it considers1,261 words
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Article115 1967-11-14 1 JAKARTA, Mon. (Reuter) Criticism of the present Indonesian Government under Acting President General Suharto mounted today with a statement issued by the High School Students Action Front KAPPI, which said the Government had failed to carry out its programme. General Suharto should reshuffle his entire cabinet and take115 words
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90 1967-11-14 1 BANGKOK, Mon, (UPI) A Joint Thal-Malaysian antl-comm»*niat police patrol arrested 20 suspected communist supporters holding a meeting on an athletic field In Betong district along the border, police reported yesterday. Officials said they received a tip that the group was going to meet to discuss90 words
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Article46 1967-11-14 1 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. (Reuter) A Johannesburg optician escaped from the Supreme Court here today 90 minutes before he was to appear in a 3.500.000 sterling revenue stamp fraud Police believe 37-year-old Morris Meyerson made his get-away by posing as a lawyer in the cells.46 words
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Article28 1967-11-14 1 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Police disguised as hippies seized drugs believed to be worth more than 1.000 sterling in raids throughout London during the weekend.28 words
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111 1967-11-14 1 BANGKOK. Mon. Thailand’s own Jesse James, a southern bandit leader nicknamed the “man of 100 corpses.’’ has apparently been slain in the last of many battles with police. The bandit, Ma-I-Saw. who allegedly killed more than 100 persons In an eight-year reign of terror In111 words
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Article39 1967-11-14 1 MOSCOW. Mon (Reuter) The Soviet Union will soon have Its 44th university in the northern Caucasian town of Ordzhonikidze, it was announced today. Oldest university in the Soviet Union is Moscow's, which was founded 212 years ago.39 words
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Article, Illustration764 1967-11-14 1 ‘LET BYGONES BE BYGONES’ KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rohmon, today defended in Parliament the appointment of the former Minister of Education, Enche Abdul Rahman Talib as Ambassador to the United Arab Republic and Morocco. The appointment came under heavy criticism764 words
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Article49 1967-11-14 1 BANGKOK. Mon (Reuter) The International Labour Organisation (1.L.0.) today opened a ten-day seminar or, national labour standards in Asia. The 19 countries attending are Afghanistan. Australia, Burma, Ceylon. India. Indonesia. Iran, Japan, Laos, Malaysia. New Zealand. Pakistan, the Philippines. Singapore. South Vietnam. Taiwan, Thailand. Brunei and Hongkong.49 words
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Miscellaneous22 1967-11-14 1 LADIES DAY mu* II hlWml il\\ keep a straight arm and head down that’s it —a nice swing—watch that follow through ♦V'nuffh...”22 words
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872 1967-11-14 2 PARLIAMENT ROUND-UP BY BEN D’CUNHA AND C. F. LEE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Government does not consider it desirable to set up a cash aid scheme to help rubber small-holders hit by the present low price of rubber as such a scheme will872 words
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Article190 1967-11-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Ministry of Education is investigating into general allegations that Students were taking pep **The Minister of Health. Enche Bahaman bin Samgudln said this In Parliament in reply to a written question by Dr Tan Chee Khoon (Labour-Batui. Enche Bahaman said that190 words
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469 1967-11-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government was today urged to allow the Bank of China to operate in Kuala Lumpur if that was ■>ne of the conditions for the purchase of Malaysia's natural rubber by Red China. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (Labour-Batu)469 words
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185 1967-11-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. "Malaysia is satisfied with her Defence Treaty with Britain and is not contemplating further defence agreements at the moment. This was stressed by Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman in the Dewan Ra'ayat today during question time. He was replying to a question185 words
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161 1967-11-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government has not received any request from the Mentri Besar of Selangor, or from anyone else, to deprive Hamid Tuah of his citizenship, as was reported in a certain newspaper. Thi s "as stated hv the161 words
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Article68 1967-11-14 2 IPOH. Mon. The following flood report was received here today: AYER KUNING Kam-par-Teluk Anson Road at the 8J milestone —two feet of water. SIMPANG AMPAT 4J milestone. Kampar Road one to 1J feet of water for a distance of 300 yards LANGKAP TOWN 21st milestone one to 1J68 words
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137 1967-11-14 2 PENANG, Mon —The State Veterinary Officer. Mr. Lim Seang Chye, today disclosed that his department was trying to find out whether it was true that slaughtered P'S* from Thailand were being smuggled into North Malaya. “Until such time. \Ve137 words
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Article377 1967-11-14 2 JOHORE. BAHRU. Mon. The Johore Government has assured to do everything within its power and means to solve the impending unemployment problems of Malaysian citizens now employed at British defence bases in Singapore. The assurance was given last night by the Mentri Besar. Dato Haji377 words
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Article67 1967-11-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A static display by a Panhard medium armoured car (AML 00) will take place at the Ministry of Defence. Rifle Range Road, here tomorrow’. The display will be folio w'ed by a trial on crosscountry driving, battle handling and live shooting at the Asahan67 words
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403 1967-11-14 2 PENANG, Mon. A bluff by a Police Constable resulted in the capture of unemployed man, Pawanteh bln Pawanchee. 24, who was trying to escape from a Police ambush In Sungei Nibong on July 10. This was said today by a403 words
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154 1967-11-14 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were 29,740 road accidents during the past 10 months 3.771 more than the corresponding period for last year. This was disclosed by Mr. S V Lingam. M P. for Aljunied and Deputy Chairman of the National Safety First Council of154 words
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129 1967-11-14 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. A member of the Council of one of Australia's leading girls’ schools, is currently visiting Singapore and Malaysia. She is Mrs. N.R. Wyndham a member of the Council of the Sydney Church of England GirLs’ Grammar School. Mrs. Wyndham said129 words
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Article32 1967-11-14 2 BATU GAJAH. Mon. S Muthusamy, 66. was killed by lightning during a storm yesterday. He w’as working in front of his house in Kampong Baru when lightning struck him.32 words
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Article92 1967-11-14 2 SINGAPORE. Mon A 20-year-nid cargo labourer was this afternoon stabbed in the abdomen at Boon Tat Street here. He Is Ting Hou Teng. He was immediately rushed to the General Hospital, where hie condition was later described as “satisfactory". At the time when Ting was92 words
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Article127 1967-11-14 2 MALACCA. Mon. A strongman of the PMIP here. Tuan Haji Osman bln Haji Bujang, today quit the party and joined UMNO Yesterday, a former Labour Party Parliamentary and State election candidate, Dr. Suleiman bin Attas, of Tampin, became a member of the Prlnggit branch of UMNO127 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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208 1967-11-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Minister of Education. Enche Mohamed Khir Jotaari, will receive seven sets of hearing aids from seven different donors at a presentation ceremony in his residence, 2 Swettenham Drive on Nov. 22 at 5 p m. The Minister, who is208 words
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Article, Illustration113 1967-11-14 3 ifOH. Mon. The Sultan of Perak and his new consort, Che Puan Satira were guests of honour at the 40th anniversary dinner of the Perak Chinese Association in Kuala Kangear Road here last night. The function was climaxed with a one-hour fireworks display. The fireworks from113 words
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272 1967-11-14 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Ceylon will give its whole-hearted support to any conference among the rubber-producing countries to help stabilise the dwindling price of rubber. This was stated today by Dr. M V. P. Peiris, Ceylon’s Minister for Commerce and Trade, at the airport here. He272 words
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Article251 1967-11-14 3 TELUK ANSON, Mon. The State Assemblyman for Pasir Bedama, Mr. Saw Beng Kuan, has petitioned the Mentri Besar, Dato Ahmad bin Said, to find a solution to the danger of erosion in Teluk Anson at the banks of the Perak River. A copy of the petition251 words
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84 1967-11-14 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Persons who have bought tickets for the Singapore Sports Council Donation draw are advised to check the results through the Sin Chew Jit Poh and Nanyang Siang Pau issue of Oct. 29 or the Eastern Sun issue of Oct. 3ft. Where there is84 words
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Article30 1967-11-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Deputy Secretary to the Treasury, Enche Abu Bakar Samad bin Mohd. Noor, has been appointed the new Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Defence.30 words
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Article, Illustration40 1967-11-14 3 The Chief Minister of Penang, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee and his wife Puan Sri Wong attend the graduation ceremony of the Union High School, Penang, recently. Picture shows Puan Sri Wong presenting certificates and prizes to a successful student.40 words
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211 1967-11-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Police alertness combined with public co-operaticn led to the arrests of three persons in connection with three separate crimes in the capital last night. The first incident occurred in a shop at Sentul new area where a shop assistant Enche211 words
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Article79 1967-11-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The retiring Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Defence. Tan Sri Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddin, will present a cheque for $4,750/- to the National Disaster Relief Fund. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein. received the cheque today at his office79 words
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Article57 1967-11-14 3 TEMERLOH. Mon. Three bridges in Mentakab area is closed to traffic due to floods. The Kuala Triang Bridge is under sft. Bin. of water, the Kuala Bera Bridge is under 4ft. 4in.. and the Song Sang Bridge is under two feet of water. These bridges are57 words
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120 1967-11-14 3 When every child will have education MALACCA. Mon. The State Government here will see to it that every child of schooling age goes to school in 1968 This was disclosed to Eastern Sun by the Chief Minister Haji Talib Karim today. He said the government could continue with the distribution120 words
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Article41 1967-11-14 3 6.30 p.m. Victoria Theatre. Empress Place: “Variety Concert.” 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture Pulau Sekeng; Marsiling English School: Tho Mong School and Chong Nam School. 8.00 p.m. National Theatre. Clemenceau Avenue; Malam Irama 1967.41 words
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Article, Illustration45 1967-11-14 3 An eight man Canadian educational school equipment mission recently called on the Malaysian Minister of Education, Enche Mohd. Khir Johari, at his office in Kuala Lumpur. The Minister is seen here chatting with Mr. C. W. Ross, (left) the mission's secretary.45 words
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273 1967-11-14 3 K. G. Tharan - By K. G. Tharan JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Surprise checks by senior investigators in the Income Tax Department were made recently on the premises of several prominent businessmen, including money-lend-ers, it was disclosed here today. Income Tax experts are now cloeslv scrutinising a substantia! quantity of273 words
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Article53 1967-11-14 3 SINGAPORE, Mon- —The Malay Chamber of Commerce here will stage a variety show entitled “Pop Time Show” on Dec. 19 at National Theatre. The show- will be held to raise $60,000 fpr the proposed Building Fund. Top local artistes. Radio and TV personalities will appear53 words
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Article116 1967-11-14 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.—A Labour Party leader was detained under the Internal Security Act at his house along Jalan Ah Fook here two days ago, it was revealed today. His name has been withheld. Another Labour Party member, who was with the leader at that time, was116 words
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Article, Illustration901 1967-11-14 4 Razak on need to aid rural population KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tun Abdul Raxak today colled for a thorough examination of the whole system of marketing in the light of problems besetting a developing country, particularly, a country developing within the framework of a democracy. Economic growth, he901 words
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Article172 1967-11-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Shah of Iran and Cueen Farah Diba will make a week-long official visit to Malaysia in the middle of January at the invitation of the Yang dlPertuan Agong. This will be the first official visit of the Shah to South-East172 words
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Article72 1967-11-14 4 PENANG. Mon. The Session's Court President, today sentenced Choo Peng Khoon (25) and Chow Yuen Poh (24). both unemployed, to two years’ imprisonment each on three charges of robbery. They had earlier pleaded guilty to robbing a broker. KV. A. Mohamed All, his wife and daughter72 words
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50 1967-11-14 4 Picture shows a sketch of the new luxurious, twelvestorey Hotel Mandarin. Penang's latest multi-storey hotel. It will be fully air-conditioned with shopping arcades and three large restaurants separately for Muslim. Chinese and European food. There is also a swimming pool. The building is expected to he completed in early 1968.50 words
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Article68 1967-11-14 4 PENANG. Mon. A veteran journalist. Mr. Goh Teik Boon, who had been ailing for some months, died at the General Hospital here yesterday. The late Mr. Goh, 57. was the Editor of the V.I.P. Magazine in Singapore until he fell ill. His funeral will take place at68 words
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Article94 1967-11-14 4 TODAY: Exhibition ofi batiks by Mrs. Angelina Ibrahim. Samat Art Gallery. AIA Building. Jalan Ampang. 9 am. to 6 p.m: Works of prominent Malaysian artists. Peninsular Art Society at 41 Jalan Raja Muda. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m: Hong Kong Chinese youth drama. Stadium Negara. 8 p.m: P.94 words
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Article517 1967-11-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Mentri Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, today denied that Hamid Tuah is a landless peasant fighting for sun <ii. Dato Harun. In an interview with the Alliance, (official publication of the ruling party) in its latest Issue published517 words
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Article56 1967-11-14 4 KAJANG. Mon. A new district office is to be built in Kajang next year. It is expected to cost about 5360.000 and will replace the old building erected about 80 years ago at Jalan Besar. The new building, w-ill be built in the compound of the old district56 words
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355 1967-11-14 4 KI’ALA LUMPUR, Mon. A new approach should he made in the marketing of rubber, the Deputy Chairman of the Federal Agricultural and Marketing Authority. Enche Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed Yassin, Said today. He suggested the establishment of a single marketing organisation355 words
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Article71 1967-11-14 4 IPOH, Mon. Four robbers. three masked, broke into a house in Jalan Rose. Kampar Gardens here last night, talcing away cash and jewellery amounting to $3,600 The tenant of the house. Lock Moy Wah. 24. was having a game of mahjong when the robbers walked71 words
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98 1967-11-14 4 MUAR. Mon Johore Utara (Muar, Segamat and Tangkak) won the championship title of the Johore State inter-school Koran-readmg competition at the Muar Government Mosque at Jalan Petrie here last night Second was Johore Tengah and third Johore Selatan Salmah binte Ja'afar of Mukim Bandar won98 words
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Article24 1967-11-14 4 MUAR. Mon. Fifty national language adult education classes will be opened by the Johore State Adul Education Board m Kiuang next year.24 words
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192 1967-11-14 4 GRIK, Mon. A 19-year-old tapper. Miss Chan Yen Yoong, was found dead at the bank of a river running through a rubber estate in Lenggong yesterday victim of murder and rape. She was completely naked with her head submerged in water. Her samfoo was192 words
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85 1967-11-14 4 KUCHING. Mon The Deputy Chief of the Australian High Commission. Mr. W. L. Morrison, last night reiterated that Australia would continue to assist Malaysia in her development programme He said: “What we have done in the past we will continue to do.” Mr. Morrison85 words
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Article193 1967-11-14 4 PENANG. Mon. The General Hospital is not a prison and it is not practical to barricade the place or put up grilles as a precautionary measure to prevent people from jumping to their deaths. This was stated by a senior woman official of the General193 words
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88 1967-11-14 13 SINGAPORE. MAP The fhreman of a contracting firm. Lim Kim Hong, was today acquitted and discharged by the Third District Judge. Mr. K.T Alexander, on a charge of corruption. Lim. who was alleged to have corruptly given $6O to 8 Housing and Development Beard works apprentice.88 words
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Article, Illustration290 1967-11-14 13 Dr. Wong: ‘Singapore needs new industry to maintain its prosperity SAN FRANCISCO, Mon. (UFI). Singapore established a new investment promotion centre in San Francisco today, supplementing the main U.S. office opened in New York in October 1966. In a prepared luncheon address to290 words
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328 1967-11-14 13 SINGAPORE. Mon The Singapore Institute of Architects has called on the Government to take steps to ensure that the impetus of existine and projected develooment would not be prejudiced by the 14 urban renewal development schemes recently announced. The SIA said that a328 words
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Article, Illustration93 1967-11-14 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. New Singapore coins and currency notes, amounting to more than S7 million, were unloaded from the COMORIN which arrived here recently. The currency, weighing more than 67$ tons, arrived in 1.175 boxes of notes and 100 cases of coins. Supervising93 words
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Article, Illustration282 1967-11-14 13 Advertising: Long-term capital investment says Dr. Goh SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today stated that businessmen should take the view that "advertising is a long-term capital investment." He was speaking at the opening of another factory in Singapore. Kailey Associates Ltd. Dr Goh pointed out282 words
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Article, Illustration122 1967-11-14 13 SINGAPORE. Mon Singing and vital statistics are not in anyway related. That's why two pretty Shanghai-born songstresses from Hong Kong are so reluctant to speak about the latter. The two songstresses are Miss Lee So Mui, is the “pop” queen from Hong Kong, and her colleague,122 words
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620 1967-11-14 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. A number of accused persons in the trial of 261 Barisan Sosialis members and supporters today told the emergency Fourth Magistrate's Court that the prosecution should also withdraw the charges against them because their leader, Koo Young,620 words
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Article, Illustration323 1967-11-14 5 T'HE beach may be beautiful with its golden sands and sparkling waves under bright sun rays, but it just wouldn't look complete without any colour in the form of fashion. And beach buddies agree that there isn't spice in the fun on323 words
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Article248 1967-11-14 5 >TET stockings:— Girls, net stockings are in vogue now. So get them before they are out of fashion. These stockings, for all sizes, come in colourways of lemon yellow, apple green, stark white, candy pink, jet black and fawn. The price is only $4.(10. I248 words
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Article, Illustration113 1967-11-14 5 The girls will wear these specially designed uniforms at the Olivetti Innovates exhibition which will be opened by the Italian Ambassador to Singapore, Mr. Dante113 words
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Article, Illustration76 1967-11-14 5 THIS is a culotte in the military style. Choose a bright collar for this culotte which ha s a high, round-tip collar and an opening jn front. Gold or silver buttons fastened the opening and shoulder flaps. Note the contrasting piping at the collar,76 words
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Article75 1967-11-14 5 TENT coats and dresses sharpened by a shorter length, rolled necklines and hems in a contrast like biege for a biege and grey plaid. NEW suit shape coming in this season with a small, waist-length jacket over a skirt made full with gathers or pleats, a75 words
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Article, Illustration251 1967-11-14 5 Mary Sue Miller - by Mary Sue Miller t'EMININE heads are once again adorned with curls fat. thin, smooth, fluffy and even corkscrew curls and almost all requiring a permanent. Naturally, more heads are getting perms than in many a day. Letters from lovelies asking for information about home permanents251 words
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Article, Illustration158 1967-11-14 5 SINGAPORE. Mon Can Singapore girls be compared with their Japanese counterparts in make-up and fashion? According to Miss Ho Kim Lan, supervisor of Max Factor, the answer is YES. But in their own individual ways, in both make-up and fashion. And she should know158 words
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Miscellaneous257 1967-11-14 6 I NATIONAL R-3000 with 6 bands and 16 transistors/diodcs Tuesday i v*. NOVEMBER 14 AM. Timex-Time 6.00 Prog. Summary; 6.02 Morning Melodies: 7.00 The News: 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.45 News In the National Language; 7.50 Learn a Word a Day: 800 The News; 8.10 For Housewives. 9.00-10.30 Schools Broadcasts; 10.30-12.00257 words
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Miscellaneous974 1967-11-14 6 RADIO National Shortwave 41 60.2 M. Medium Wave Service: 319 M. Mdayg NOVEMBER 17 A M. TimCx-Tlme 6.00 Prog. Summary: 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 The News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.45 News in the National Language; 750 Learn a Word a Day; 800 The News; 8.10 For Housewives; 9.00 Close Down.974 words
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Miscellaneous385 1967-11-14 6 NOVEMBER 14 AM. TIMEX-TIME 6.00 GOOD MORNING 6.01 MORNING PRELUDE The International Pop All Stars The Meiachrino Strings Fred Waring The Pennsylvanians. 700 THE NEWS. 7.10 BREAKFAST BULLETIN A magazine programme that includes interviews and news of current activities in Singapore. 7.20 UP AND ABOUT Music to entertain you at385 words
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Miscellaneous304 1967-11-14 6 r; m iHI w:.-' v- m m Q AZ NOVEMBER 15 AM. TIMEX-TIME 600 GOOD MORNING 6.01 MORNING PRELUDE 7.00 THE NEWS 7.10 BREAKFAST BULLETIN A programme that includes interviews and news of current activities in Singapore 720 UP AND ABOUT Music to entertain you at breakfast time. 800 THE304 words
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Miscellaneous285 1967-11-14 6 10.15 CONCERT HALL 1. Debussy: "Rhapsody for Clarinet and Orchestra 2. Wagner: Highlights from Gotherdamme rung Part One 11 00 THE NEWS 11.15 THE JULAI TANQUINTET Ace of Clubs Noel Coward An Autumn Song Haydn Wood. Swing Along—Jerome Kern 11.45 BEFORE WE SAY GOODNIGHT Laurlndo Almeida. 12.00 CLOSE DOWN NOVEMBER285 words
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Miscellaneous414 1967-11-14 6 charm away the trdubles of the day—Archie semPie. 6.55 SHARE MARKET REPORT 7.00 THE NEWS 7.10 NATIONAL LANGUAGE LESSON A programme in which y6u will be given the spelling and meaning of a few Malay words which are used in everyday conversation and sentence building. 7.15 THE TROUBADOURS Aisha Akbar414 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article158 1967-11-14 7 Ultimate 'trip' PHILADELPHIA. Mon. (UPI) The allure of taking drugs and committing delinquent acts can be removed by having teen-agers experience them through hypnotism. a psychiatry professor said yesterday W Wright told the Philadelphia Academy of General Practice that by permitting youngsters to 'experience some of the158 words
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Article116 1967-11-14 7 SEATTLE, Was hington. BK.n. (Reuter) Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said today that the conduct of demonstrators in Tokyo who tried to prevent his plane taking off for the United States was “puzzling and contradictory”. Mr. Sato, speaking at a press conference shortly after his116 words
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Article90 1967-11-14 7 Avenger arrested MONTREAL. Mon. (Reuter) An unidentified 33-year-old man was taken In handcuffs from Montreal to Toronto yesterday for questioning over a gang-land-style bomb attack on Toronto stockbroker Myer Rush. Rush, one of three men charged with a $lOO million (£33 million) stock fraud, was critically injured on Friday when90 words
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Article, Illustration288 1967-11-14 7 Another loan rumour BASLE. Switzerland. Mon. (Reuter). Sir Leslie O’Brien, Governor of the Bank of England, said here last night that Britain intended to repay her debts to the International Monetary Fund (1.M.F.) as scheduled next month. The IMF. repayment came up for discussion— UPI radiophoto. - 288 words
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Article73 1967-11-14 7 ANKARA, Mon (Reuter) The Turkish government todav warned Greece that if Greek jets violate Turkish air space again they will be shot down, according to Turkish Foreign Ministry sources The sources which claimed Greek aircraft had en. tcred Turkish airspace two days ago. said the73 words
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Article83 1967-11-14 7 MANILA Mon. (UPI) President Marcos said today the Philippines’ territorial claim to Sabah was “laughed at” before international circles but indicated this l s no longer the case. “Before, our claim to North Borneo or Sabah was being laughed at in international circles,” he said. “Now Malaysia83 words
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145 1967-11-14 7 Church heads meet WASHING TON. Mon. (UPI) More than 200 Cardinals. Archbishops and Bishops from all parts of the United States assembled yesterday for the annual fall meeting of the Catholic hierarchy. Meeting a$ the national conference of Catholic bishops, they will be in session from145 words
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Article58 1967-11-14 7 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon. (Reuter) The liner Queen Mary arrived here yesterday on her last voyage to Long Beach. California, where she will become a floating museum owned by the City Government. The 81.000-ton veteran Queen will stay in Rio until Wednesday before she sails for Long58 words
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Article309 1967-11-14 7 ADEN. Mon. (t’PI). Britain opened communications yesterday with Arab nationalists who have waged a five-year terrorist war against British troops and civilians. The Foreign Office in London and the National Liberation Front (NLF) exchanged messages on the future of the South Arabian Federation,309 words
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Article180 1967-11-14 7 LIEGE. Belgium. Mon. (UPI) Countess Giovanna Augusta, the 21 -year-old daughter of a wealthy Italian industrialist, gave birth last night to a baby whose father is Jose Germano. a Negro soccer player from Brazil. The couple was mar Tied five months ago when the countess’ parents finally180 words
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402 1967-11-14 7 WE CAN HELP OVERCOME MALIGNANT COMMUNISM -HUMPHREY GET BIG PICTURE YEW YORK. Mon. (Reuter). Vice-President Hubert Humphrey called today tor more American support for independent nations in South-East Asia to help them withstand “malignant Communism.” He said it would be “shortsighted and dangerous" if the U.S. backed away from the402 words
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Article172 1967-11-14 7 PIFT RETIEF. Transvaal. Mon. (Reuter).—Sandra Laing. the 11-year-old daughter of White South African parents who was classified as coloured and then reclassified as White, has been refused accomodation at a White school hostel, her father said 1 today. Sandra, who has not been in school for172 words
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Article98 1967-11-14 7 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Britain's PaymasterGeneral Colonel George Wlgg. who exposed the 1963 Profumo scandal today was appointed chairman of the Horserace Betting Levy Board British racing’s most influential post. The government announcement said he would take ud his new job next Thursday but no successor98 words
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Article158 1967-11-14 7 TOKYO. Mom (UPI) It seemed like the height of luxury and automation, when a taxi stops to pick you up in Tokyo you just step back. the driver pushed a button and the rear door swings open automatically. You hop In. the driver pushes the button again158 words
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203 1967-11-14 7 CEDAR RAPIDS. lowa, Mon. (Reuter) Attendance at classes increased recently when students at lowa University learned that the guest lecturer was a Hungarian belly dancer. Zsi Zsi Buray took time off from her act at the "Tender trap” nightclub to speak on "The fundamentals of203 words
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264 1967-11-14 7 Plebian in judgment of Prince LONDON. Mon (Reuter) British students are challenging the qualifications of Prince Charles, heir to the throne, to attend Cambridge University. Undergraduates from thre« universities have question, ed his right to study at Trinity College. Cambridge. in a motion to264 words
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Article325 1967-11-14 7 Rubbing off Oxbridge culture LONDON, Mon. (Reuter). A burly bodyguard shadowed Miss United States during a visit to Cambridge University yesterday following a tip-off that students planned to kidnap her as a Vietnam protest. Miss U.S A. 20-year-old Pamela Pall, from California. was visiting the325 words
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Article673 1967-11-14 10 —Gen. Gavin HEAVY MORTAR THRUST BY VIETCONG Westmoreland returns for urgend talks NEW YORK, Mon. (Reuter). Lieutenant General James M. Gavin. I'.S ambassador in France under President Kennedy's administration, says he believed the United States would not be able to extricate itself from Vietnam for673 words
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Article, Illustration62 1967-11-14 10 TOKYO: Kim Woong Yong (C). Sou th Korea's “Boy Genius.” writes English poem, composed by himself, on a blackboard to attest his unusual abilities in a T.V. studio in Tokyo. The four-year-old university student, attired in his native Korean clothes, solved mathematic, physics, chemistry problems in a— PI photo. - 62 words
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157 1967-11-14 10 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon (Reuter) About 200 people demonstrated outside Army headquarters here 4n support of a 23-year-old Negro private who faces a court martial today for refusing to fight in Vietnam. About 40 military policemen guarded the barracks where Ronald Lockman will go on trial157 words
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199 1967-11-14 10 '...MUST TAKE ITS PLACE IN EUROPE FRANCE Bringing Britain to heel PARIS. Mon (Reuter). French Foreign Minister M. Maurice Couve de Murville said that Britain’s natural destiny lay “In drawing nearer to Europe and finally taking its place in Europe.” But Britain must accept what had been achieved up to199 words
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Article73 1967-11-14 10 MANILA. Mon (Reuter) About 60 delegates representing 25 countries are attending the fourth session of the Commission on Agricultural Meteorology to be held here. The conference will be held on Novemoer 15 in Quezon city just outside Manila. The commission, a vital body under the World73 words
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Article141 1967-11-14 10 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. (Reuter) Actor William Garpan. who lost his voice in a bout with cancer seven years ago. was presented with the Screen Actors Guild’s annual award for outstanding achievements by a member of the profession last night. The third annual award previous recipients were Barbara Stanwick and141 words
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Article94 1967-11-14 10 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. (Reuter) Actress Jennifer Jones checked out of Mount Sinai Hospital here last night, three days after she was found close to death on a rocky surf-washed beach in Malibu. A spokesman for the hospital said the 48-year-old actress went directly to her Beverly Hills home. Her condition94 words
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Article79 1967-11-14 10 TOKYO. Mon. (CPI). Typhoon Gilda. packing destructive 138 miles per hour winds, today detoured from a collision course with Guam and was expected to pass north of the Pacific island. At 0900 JST Gilda was located 57-5 miles Northeast of Guam and was travelling West Northwest at79 words
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Article93 1967-11-14 10 PARIS. Mon (Reuter) —There are Caruso* and Carusos, a Paris magistrate decided, and the one who sang drunkenly shattering the peace of a city square in the early hours was certainly no Italian tenor. The great Enrico Caruso could sing “I Pagliacci” to perfection, but when93 words
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Article144 1967-11-14 10 MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin. Mon. (Reuter) Pollster George Gallup said today that the outcome of next year’s presidential election could be the hardest to predict since Harry S. Truman's upset victory in 1948 over Republican Thomas E. Dewey Speaking at the 73rd annual conference on Municipal Government144 words
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Article71 1967-11-14 10 TOKYO, Mon (Reuter) Three Japanese student climbers we rP fToren to death op Mt. Iwate, Northern Japan, last weekend, police reported today. Thp students were members of a 31-member party of the Iwate University who were climbing the mountain from four different directions for winter training,71 words
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Article379 1967-11-14 10 Extreme Nationalist H.WOYFR West Germany. Mon. Reuter-The tar-right National democratic Party has set its sights on political pou'er in Rest Germany confident of major successes in the 1909 general election. The party yesterday presented itself as the German people's alternative to the grand coalition379 words
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146 1967-11-14 10 Lucky escape SAN DIEGO. California. Mon. (Reuter) An American Airlines jetliner with 73 persons aboard landed safely here following a bomb explosion in the rear luggage compartment. The plane, a Boeing 727, was flying non-stop to San Diego from Chicago vesterday. The bomb exploded146 words
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Article114 1967-11-14 10 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) Newsweek magazine this week predicts that Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato will win a promise of thp return of the Bonin Islands during his current visit to the US. Newsweeks periscope section says Mr. Sato is expected to get a timetable for114 words
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Article71 1967-11-14 10 BANGKOK, Mon. (Reuter) The Thai Army's crash programme to train 200 university graduates as Army Officers threatens to be a flop because only 15 persons have applied, according to Colonel Chat Surasit. Deputy Commander of Chulachomklao Ministry Academy here. Perhaps, the requirement that candidates for the course71 words
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Article155 1967-11-14 10 WASHINGTON. >lo n (Reuter) Two top American biologists charged today that excessive U-S. use of chemicals in Vietnam might poison plant and animal life there for years to come The report by Dr. Arthur Galston. president of the Botanical Society of America, and Dr. Jean Mayer, Professor155 words
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228 1967-11-14 10 Miss World entrant in distress LONDON. Mon. (UPI) Maita Gomez woke up in a borrowed nightgown today and wondered whether she would have to borrow an evening gown a« well for her appearance as Miss Philippines in the Mi ss World contest on Thursday228 words
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Article735 1967-11-14 8 INFLUENTIAL Americans are adding their voices of protest against the continuation of the Vietnam war to those of a growing number of their people. The former American ambassador to India, Mr. John Galbraith, said this week that the United States had blundered by being involved in a735 words
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2008 1967-11-14 8 Colombo Plan Council on international development the role of technical aid "A NOTABLE change in the regional has been the modification of many economic development plans in favour of increased support and effort towards producing more agricultural products," states the annual report of the Colombo2,008 words
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616 1967-11-14 8 I REFER to your editorial comment under the heading, "Attracting Tourists" in your issue of Nov. 8 1967. With regard to Singapore, your critique is not supported by facts and reveals an ignorance of what is going on, whereas a visit to the616 words
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Article102 1967-11-14 8 HAVING read of the ease of “A Stateless Person’* in the issue of the Eastern Sun of November 6. by “Separated”. I belong to the same category and have exactly the same statement to give as that of “Separated.” Nearly three months have gone by and no102 words
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Article, Illustration209 1967-11-14 8 Henry B. Rothblatt - By Henry B. Rothblatt (Author, "Handbook of Evidence For Criminal Trials”) £LYDE sued Josh for the pasture and care of Josh's 125 calves for a year. “My ranch hands and I laboured In the care of these calves," Clyde exclaimed In Court. “We f e <L ear209 words
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442 1967-11-14 9 BRUSSELS, Mon. (I'PI). More than 200 steel Industry leaders from 17 countries today completed a two-day discussion on the industry's problems and prospects and plans for world-wide cooperation. It was the first annual session of the International Iron and Steel Institute (IISI) set up442 words
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Article304 1967-11-14 9 Rubber up cent SINGAPORE, Mon. November first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Sinfapore and Kuala Lumpur toay at 49-1 cents t»er lb. up one quarter of a cent from previous close. The tone was quietly steady. There was a minor reduction In values at the start304 words
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102 1967-11-14 9 WELLINGTON New Zealand. Mon (Reuter) A visiting South Korean economic mission had talks here today with Overseas Trade Minister Mr. John Marshall, Customs Minister Mr Norman Shelton and government officials. The 17-man mission, sponsored by South Korean private industry, is understood to have discussed102 words
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Article42 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A new export cargo record was achieved by BOAC at Heathrow airport London recently: the unit handled a total of 110.354 kilos (242.788 lbs.) in a single day. beating the previous record by 9,730 kilos (21.406 lbs42 words
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1056 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE. Mon Industrial shares were firm on the Stock Exchange today and further improvements were registered in the section. CCM was traded or a highest turnover of 416,000 units and the shares moved ahead from $1.47 to $1.58 to $1 57 on rumours that1,056 words
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144 1967-11-14 9 Indonesians proposed 'production sharing system TOKYO. Mon (Reuter) Sumitomo Shoji Kaisha. a major Japanese trading house, is currently negotiating for the export of an oil refining plant to Indonesia in exchange for heavy oil to be produced there later, it said today. Negotiation# are in pro- gress with state-owned Indonesian144 words
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Article31 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. World's newest and most sophisticated weather radar the British EKCO E290 is being fitted to BOAC’s 707 fleet The re-equipment programme is costing the airline £250,000.31 words
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Article, Illustration135 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Berec International Ltd London. manufacturers of famous Berec Batteries and flashlights have recently started a quick delivery service to this region At a recent and successful sales convention it was recorded that the future for Berec products in this area is tremendous. In135 words
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128 1967-11-14 9 JAKARTA. Mon (UPI)— A delegation of private Indonesian businessmen left yesterday for Taipei to discuss increased trade and economic relations with Taiwan private businessmen. Indonesian delegation leader Amran Zamzami told newsmen shortly before departure that one of the topics scheduled for discussion is the $2O million128 words
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Article62 1967-11-14 9 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) The Indonesian government has appointed Mr. Arifin Harahap. Secretary General of the Trade Ministry, as Ambassador to Malaysia, informed sources said today. Mr. Harahap will be Indonesia's first Ambassador to Malaysia since diplomatic relations between the two countries were broken off in62 words
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Article16 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The tin price for today was 5502 per picul, down 62} cents.16 words
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354 1967-11-14 9 LONDON. Mon.(Reuter) A resumption of visiting Chinese trade missions to Britain was advocated today by Mr. John Keswick. President of the Sino-British Trade Council. “During 1965 and 1966 we received numerous inward missions but regrettably they have had to be discontinued during354 words
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Article491 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE—(Stuck KlCblOg* Old and offer prices official!* listed at the close of business. INDUSTRIALS Ben Co 1.73 1.75 Boustead 1.68 1.70 I 'uear 2.11 2.13 Chemical Co 1.56 1.58 < old storage 4.14 4.30 Dunlup 2.35 2.40 E. smelting CD 4.70 K.A.I. 2.32 2.38 Esso ords 3.02 3.08491 words
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Article52 1967-11-14 9 (Managers’ Prices) First Malayan 2.53 2.02 Second Malayan 1.80 1.91 Third Malayan XD The Commerce 1.14 1.23 Industry fond .95 1.04 The savings Fund Malavan Investment 1.33 1.42 Fund Xl» 1.05 115 First Hongkong XD .*9 •*4« Second H'kong XD .55 59' S'ng Commodity XD 3/11 4/5 (*Hong52 words
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Article103 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE. Mon The noon prices at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange today are > Buyer belief Coconut Oil (FOB.) Bulk Coconut Oil .59 00 (I.O.B.) Drums Loose Copra Mixed 61..50 Nov/Dec. Muntok White 3450 Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% VIM 135.00 Sarawak n hite Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% VI. W 132.50 Sarawak103 words
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Article177 1967-11-14 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following ships are expected to be in port today Godovvns Vessels 1/2 Tocansa 3/4 Tjitjalengka 5 Yamanami 6/7 Star Alcyone 9/9 Johannes Maersk 10/11 Vanino 13/14 West Falla 18 Ferngate 21/22 Sea Express 25/26 Golden Wonder 27/28 Romo Maersk 29/30 Kyomel Maru 33/34 Waitakl177 words
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Advertisement877 1967-11-14 9 AIR MOVEMENTS—S'PORE, hEk i > s< m Ipoh, Penang. Alnr Star. K. Hahrn. Time 7.00 a.m. Airline BA 789 to K. I.umpur. Colombo. Bombay. Cairo. London. Time T OO am. Airline ML 452 Kuching. Time 7.31 a.m. Airline ML 122 to Kuala Lumpur. Time 7.4.7 a.m. Airline PA 842 Honolulu877 words
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Miscellaneous389 1967-11-14 11 MODEL TF-31LE 23' TMOBE WHO KNOW BUY NATIONAL Tuesday NOVEMBER 14 PM TLMEX-TLME 545 OPENING ANNCT 5.50 NEWS OUTLINES IN THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE 5.55 NATIONAL SONGS 6.00 NEWS IN TAMIL 610 GIGANTOR The Deadly Web. 6.35 FURY The Baby Sitters, with subtitles in the National Language. •7.00 NEWS IN ENGLISH389 words
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Miscellaneous894 1967-11-14 11 Channel 5 Kuala Lumpur and Pulau- Pinang 6 Ipoh and Malaka 3/10 Johore and Singapore 4 Taiping 7 Batu Pahat 9 Kluang 3.30 POW WOW CARTOON Sleepy Head. 3.35 JUNGLE Seals. 3.50 I DREAM OF JEANNIE The World's Greatest Lover 4.15 CLOSE DOWN 5.45 OPENING ANNCT. Prog Summary. 5.50 NEWS894 words
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Miscellaneous86 1967-11-14 11 Tuesday NOVEMBER 14 PM. TIMEX-TIME 5.55 PROG. SUMMARY in the National Language. Chinese. Tamil and English. 605 BELAJAR-LAH BAHASA KEBANGSAAX Our daily lesson in the National Language 610 CARTOON CORNER A selection of cartoons for children 6.35 HERE'S MAGIC "David Berglas" David Nixon the famed British magician, with his bag86 words
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Miscellaneous629 1967-11-14 11 m SINGAPURA 6.15 THE ROAD RUNNER SHOW A cartoon series. 6.40 MY THREE SONS "Ever-Popular Robbie” Fred Mac Murray play s the role of a widower who has the task of raising three sons without the aid of a woman but with that of his father-in-law. 710 MARKHAM “The Cruelist629 words
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Miscellaneous220 1967-11-14 11 specially to appeal to all members of a Singapore family. 8.30 STRUGGLE FOR PEACE “Rise of China”. A 13-episode series on the problems confronting the major powers of the world in their struggle for peace--9.00 NEWS in English. 915 WHAT OTHERS SAY A review of editorial opinion and reports in220 words
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Article, Illustration183 1967-11-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Can ancient eastern culture blend smoothly with the present mod western one? Yes this has been prov ed so. According to. Miss Sze Sau Ching 18. member of a Hong Kong Chinese Cultural Troupe, it works out “real smooth.” She enjoys wearing183 words
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Article91 1967-11-14 12 SINGAPORE. Mon.—The Radio and Television Singapura Talentime Contest. Heat lb. will be telecast over Channel 5 on Thursday, Nov. 16, at 9.15 pm1. Anthony Wee On The Sunday Side Of The Street” 2- Angelique Lachica “It's Alright With Me” 3. Mas Irama “Arabian Nights” 4. Rodney A.91 words
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Miscellaneous540 1967-11-14 12 7.55 WHAT OTHERS SAY A review of editorial opinion and reports in the Press. 825 WORLD IN ACTION “The Colonel’s Democracy” J A documentary series on the most pressing issues of the day. 9.00 NEWS in English. 9.15 RTS TALENTIME A show in which budding artistes are given the oppor.540 words
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Miscellaneous561 1967-11-14 12 7.10 MUSIC FOn THE HOME A programme for the more serious minded music lover. 7.40 NEWS AND NEWSREEL in Chinese. 8.05 CHINESE CINEMA Parf 1 of a Hokkien film, “Meng Lei Koon” 9.00 NEW T S in English. 9.15 THE COSMOLOGISTS An interview by Stephen Black of five of the561 words
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Miscellaneous181 1967-11-14 12 i A programme for children with stories, quizzes and sonfis and a competition with prizes to be w-on. 6.00 FEATURE HALF HOUR “Safety in the Workplace” 6.30 SUNSET SERENADE Morton Gould and Orchestra 6.55 SHARE MARKET REPORT 7.00 THE NEWS 7.10 NATIONAL LANGUAGE LESSON A programme in which you will181 words
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Miscellaneous202 1967-11-14 12 NOVEMBER 18 AM TIMEX-TIME 6.00 GOOD MORNING 6.01 MORNING PRELI'DE The San Sebastian Strings Buddy Cole pipe organ Duane Eddy guitar Mineapo.is Symphony Orchestra. 7.00 THE NEWS 7.10 BREAKFAST BULLETIN A magazine programme that includes interviews and news of current activities in Singapore. 7.20 I P AND ABOUT Music and202 words
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Miscellaneous191 1967-11-14 12 top tunes based on request and the international charts. 4.00 A VOICE AND GUITAR 4.30 I.OVE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND Frank Sinatra Jerry Butler Carmel Quinn David Rose His Orchestra Dori s Day Gene Pitney. 5.00 PROG. SUMMARY 5.03 PIANO PLAYTIME Russ Conway. 5.30 ON STAGE Nancy Wilson. GOO191 words
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Miscellaneous265 1967-11-14 12 ".20 UP AND ABOUT Music and songs to keep vou up and about. 800 THE NEWS 8.10 UP AND ABOUT 8.45 DfSCORAMA 9.45 KINDA FOLKSY The Carter Family. 1000 JET SPEED RECORDS George Favacho presents some of the latest releases, flown out from Britain. 10.50 MY MUSIC 11.00 PICK OF265 words
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Miscellaneous1105 1967-11-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR INDIAN PROGRAMMES A.M. 6.00 Geethaarambam Programme Summary 6.05 Interlude 6.15 News, 6.20 Geethanjali ENGLISH PROGRAMMES 6.59 Rediffusion March and Opening Announcement 7.00 News 7.10 Musical Clock 7.25 Items of Local Interest 7.30 Musical Clock 7.45 News in Bahasa Kebangsaan 7.50 A Word A Day 8.00. News 8.10 Programme1,105 words
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Miscellaneous262 1967-11-14 13 ft SHAW ORGANISATION LAST DAT! No Free List! 11 am.. 1.45. 4 no. 0.30 9 15 p m Li Ll-Hua RAPE OF THE SWORD Mandarin In Shawscope Color TOMORROW ONLY! BY DEMAND! Sandra Dee Troy Donahue •'A SCMMER PEACE" Color WB' OPENS THURSDAY' Winner of 3 Academy Award* including BEST262 words
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Miscellaneous255 1967-11-14 13 TndlT! 11 a.MI- 1-M. 4. 6.30 THE BOUNTY KILLER" Color Richard Wyler_J_ETla_Karln__ NEXT CHANGE’ Jane Fonda In BAREFOOT IN THE PARK' Color Robert Redford. Paramount i ORCHARD —***** Today OnW! > no, 4. 6.30. Hit® MOM s "TAR/AN FINOS A BON" starring JOHNNY WEISSMULLER TOMORROW ONLY! MOM’S T.ARZ AN AND255 words
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Article, Illustration1980 1967-11-14 14 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Omega bowling team, consisting of several very consistent bowlers, are showing good form in the Wednesday 6.30 p.m. League at Jackie's Bowl, Orchard. Although the leagues is just about half way through, the “Omegaians” have put up a1,980 words
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Article295 1967-11-14 14 Dear Sir, I would be much obliged If you would allow me the medium of your column to express the following view’point. “Views have been expressed to the effect that the NSCB is, more often than not, likely to render partial decisions as some of295 words
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356 1967-11-14 14 SINGAPORE, Mon—Anthony Dixon, a 15-year-old schoolboy scored 36J points in a Stableford Competition to win the Keppel Club Medal during the month. Ballsweep winners were; First-nine, A. J. Trienen (4), 19} points; Second-nine, Loong Pan Yap (6), 20§ points. In the B/Division. Jaswant Singh356 words
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Article56 1967-11-14 14 In the Diner’s Trophy Mixed Open competition where—in no les s than 79 competitors from Golf Clubs around the country competed, Mr. and Mrs S. Goodwin of RAF Tengah Golf Club submitted a nett—63 to win the event, while Mr. Roy L. Bird and Mrs. D. Burley submitted56 words
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377 1967-11-14 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. The National Sports Control Board has been vested with wider powers to recommend disciplinary action ogoinst individuals or organisations connected with sports in the Re- public. Sunsport reliably understands that this will only apply in respect of all national contingents377 words
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196 1967-11-14 15 SAIGON. Mon. (UPI) South Korea have four injured players In doubt for tomorrow night's final of the Vietnam National Day soccer tournament against Australia. They include the goal chasing inside left Kim Ki Bok. He scored two beautifully taken goals to enable Bouth196 words
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Article114 1967-11-14 15 BRISBANE. Mon. (Reuter) Indonesian player Llta Llem caused the upset of a quiet opening day in the Queensland Tennis Championships here today Miss Liem defeated highly ranked Brisbane girl Sandra Smith easily 6-3 6-4. The match took a mere 40 minutes. Miss Liem surprised spectators114 words
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Article40 1967-11-14 15 MUAR. Mon. Secondary Schools from eight districts in Johore are expected to clash in the Johore InterSchool Basketball Championships starting from Nov. 23. The districts are: Muar, Segamat. Batu Pahat. Kluang. Pontian, Johore Bahru. Mersing and Kota Tinggi.40 words
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204 1967-11-14 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Kasetsart University of Thailand has been asked to host the Third Inter-Asian Rugby carnival next year at Bangkok. This was a proposal put forward by the University of Malaya, this year's organisers, at a meeting held at the varsity204 words
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Article141 1967-11-14 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. More than a thousand competitors comprising professors, lecturers, s udents. and members ol the general staff of the University of Malaya will take part in an eight-miie Big Walk on Nov. 26 here. The Big Walk is organised by the General Staff141 words
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856 1967-11-14 15 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (UPI). Arnold Polmer and Jack Nicklaus ran away with the World Cup professional golf tournament yesterday almost equalling the great Ben Hogan and Sam Snead and winning Palmer his longawaited first international trophy. Palmer shot a four- under-par 32 on856 words
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668 1967-11-14 15 (ReuteO- South Africa completed a masterly 5-0 Davis Cup victory over India heye yesterday, ramming home their superiority with good wins in both the reverse singles matches. The ease of their victory over India, who last year reached the challenge round668 words
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173 1967-11-14 15 LAS VEGAS Mon. (Reuter) Britain’s John Surtees raced a Lola Chevrolet to a surprise victory In the 210-mile Stardust Grand Prlx here today, beating Mark Donohue of the United States who had led for 55 laps. Donohue was second in a Lola Chevrolet.173 words
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145 1967-11-14 15 LONDON. Mon (Reuter) Geoff Hurst West Ham's World Cup player. Is still the leading goal-scorer in the English Football League. So far this season he has scored 16 goals in the league and English Football League Cup. Leading scorers: Division One Hurst (West145 words
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134 1967-11-14 15 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) Dick Tiger, a 38-year-old veteran, defends his light heavyweight title against No. 1 contender Roger Rouse on Friday night in Las Vegas as the highlight of the week's boxing action. Rouse also is old for a fighter, however, at134 words
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251 1967-11-14 15 RANGOON Mon. (UPI) The western zone two qualifying round of the fourth Asian Cup soccer tournament with its venue in Rangoon started last night before a capacity crowd of over 30,000 at Aung Sin Stadium. The result: Burma defeated India 2-n. In251 words
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149 1967-11-14 15 SAIGON. Mon. (UPI) Military police carrying guns ran onto the field at the Cong Oa Stadium to break up a brawl in the final minute of play of yesterday’s soccer match between Australia and Malaysla. The incident occurred after a Malaysian149 words
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80 1967-11-14 15 SYDNEY. Mon. (ReuterV Sailing is one of New South Wales’ most rapidly growing sports, according to figures released by the State Yachting Association. In its first annual year book, the association reveals that 21.193 people are at present members of yacht clubs in New'80 words
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266 1967-11-14 16 SOCCER PLAYERS RETURN HEAR SAD NEWS SINGAPORE, Mon. The Republic's national soccer team to the Vietnam football festival had a sad home-coming at Paya Lebar international airport here today. Members of the team were shocked to learn that they would not be in the Republic’s contingent to the 4th SEAP266 words
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353 1967-11-14 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Sixty-nine minutes of hard toil and sweat paid off Club De Recrio with a goal seconds before the final whistle in their SHA senior division league match with Selangor Club on the padang today. Recrio’s winning goal353 words
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185 1967-11-14 16 ADELAIDE. Mon. (Reuter) South Australia seemed set for victory against New South Wales after compiling a massive first innings total of 588 for seven declared in their Sheffield Sheild cricket match here today. New South Wales. 33C in their first innings, were185 words
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Article27 1967-11-14 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Employees Provident Fund Board Sports Club defeated Treasury Sports Club 6-3 at badminton held at the Industrial Training Centre here yesterday.27 words
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121 1967-11-14 16 Sergeant Jeff Marples, RAF Tengah, pulling out one of his characteristic bursts of speed to win the 16-mile Massed Start Circuit Race at Tanglin Barracks on Sunday organised by the Army Cycling Union. Marine Barry Collins was second and SAC Michael Williams, RAF Tengah, third. Jeff Marples. l*K Inter Services121 words
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143 1967-11-14 16 MALACCA. Mon. The reigning national table tennis champion Tang Thim Choy of Perak is out of the national team, selected for the Bangkok SEAP Games. Tang was dropped because of his poor form during the trials which started here ten days ago.143 words
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105 1967-11-14 16 BANGKOK, Mon (Reuter) The International Shooting Union (ISU) has approved the participation of Laos and South Vietnam in the shooting events of the Fourth South-east Asia Peninsular Games, although the two countries are not its members. Captain Anant Boonsupa, secretary of the Games105 words
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588 1967-11-14 16 LESLIE NAKASHIMA - By LESLIE NAKASHIMA TOKYO, Mon. (UPI). Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi is Ring Magazine and the European Boxing Union's flyweight champ.on of the world. He is not considered in Asia, South America and some other countries where there ore flyweight fighters.588 words
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138 1967-11-14 16 NEW DELHI. Mon. (Reuter) Turkish stars suffered two shock defeats when the world freestyle wrestling championships began here yesterday. Mahmut Atalay. reigning world welterweight champion. lost on points to Gullko Sadaradze (USSR) in a first round bout, but beat East German Klaus Dieter Kasel138 words
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190 1967-11-14 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Combined University XV powered by nine Kasetsart University players will take on the Selangor XV in a friendly match on the Selangor padang on Wednesday. Other players will include four from the Malayan University and two come from the Singapore190 words
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Article819 1967-11-14 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Following are weights for seven races for the extra day of the Selangor Turf Club’s November Meeting on Saturday. Nov. 18. CLASS 2. DIV. 1— 6f Goodwill II 9 00 Paling Baik 8.11 Putra Klang 8 07 Luna 7 8.06 Sombrero819 words
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172 1967-11-14 16 BANGKOK, Mon. (Reuter) The Penang Sports Club tennis team yesterday beat the Royal Bangkok Sports Club for the first time in an annual tennis contest begun three years ago. The Penang team won seven of the eleven matches. The results were: Men’s172 words
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Advertisement483 1967-11-14 14 Eastern Sun Classified advertisements can be accepted at the following addresses: MONT DOR MILK BAR, Ngee Ann Building, Singapore. VS MUBARUK Brothers. 63, Bras Basab Road, and 2, Maju Avenue, Serangoon Carden Estate. Singapore. TAY BUAN CUAN LTD., SUPERMARKET 83, East Coast Road, Singapore 15. Tel: *****9 HAMIEM STORE, 1419,483 words
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Advertisement88 1967-11-14 14 TENDER NOTICE KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. IBU PEJABAT TAWARAN daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R di-dalam Kelas ‘C’ dan ka-atas di-bawah Kepala II Pechahan Kepala 2 akar diterima di-Pejab at Pengarah Kerja Raya, Ibu Pejabat. J.KR., Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur hingga pukol 12 ten. gah hari pada 29hb- November 1967 untok:MEMB E88 words
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Advertisement118 1967-11-14 14 Eastern Sun -r CLASSIFIED ADS! i 1 11 1 A lITTII *IT THAT. COM A LONC WAT gappr* 2M. CANTONMENT ROAD. SINCAPORt 2 TItIPHONM 9JSOS/T. EACH WORD $0 or 25 cant* (sec above) PLEASE WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS Advertiser's Name Address.... Telephone N 0... Number of 1n5erti0n5...........—.. Datc(s) Requested Cost118 words
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Miscellaneous59 1967-11-14 16 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 11.04 a.m. (6.6 ft.), 11.35 p.m. (7.9 ft.). Port Swettenham: 3.43 a.m. (15.1 ft.), 4.13 .m. (13.6 ft.). Port Dickson: 4.47 a.m. (8.6 ft.), 5-18 pm. (7.4 ft.). Singapore: 9.22 (8.2 ft.), 9.45 p.m. (8.2 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 7.24 a.m. (7-0 ft), 8.48 pm. (6.6 ft.).59 words
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