Eastern Sun, 14 January 1968
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Title Section22 1968-01-14 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 (Mo. 529 Sunday, 14 January 1968. MC(P) 0050 Price 15 cents22 words
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Article, Illustration159 1968-01-14 1 SYDNEY. Sat. (Reuter) British Commonwealth Secretary George Thomson left here by air today for London after talks with Australian leaders of Britain’s military withdrawal from Southeast Asia. Speaking to reporters shortly before leaving Sydney airport Mr. Thomson said Australia’s and Singapore's protests159 words
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Article56 1968-01-14 1 GRJEftBAGH. West Germany, Sat. (-Reuter* A small brown Dachshund shot and fatally wounded a three-year-old boy. police reported here They said the dog fired a gun by treading on it in the bov’s father's car. The boy. shot in the hip as he sat in the back56 words
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Article39 1968-01-14 1 TAIPEI. Sat. (UPI). Mao Tse-Tung's opponents have established a gigantic base in the border areas of Kiangsu. Chekiang and Anh Wei provinces in Southeast China to direct anti-Mao campaigns in that region. Radio Shanghai said on Friday.39 words
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178 1968-01-14 1 MANILA. Sat. <UPI> The late American Presi- dent John F. Kennedy gave strong backing ’to the inclusion of British Borneo in the Malaysian Federation in a letter to then Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal. it was reported today. According to the report. Kennedy wrote on178 words
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Article25 1968-01-14 1 JERUSALE?T Sat. (UPI) Israeli and Jordanian troops exchanged mortar and machine gun fire across the Jordan River for several hours today. Israel announced.25 words
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Article, Illustration298 1968-01-14 1 AT LONDON AIRPORT LONDON, Sat. (Reuter). Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew who arrived here today for defence talks with British leaders said he would forego economic aid in return for security for his country. "It's not economics I'm worried about. It's security,298 words
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261 1968-01-14 1 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) The Daily Telegraph today questioned whether Britain's new defence cuts were really related to the country's economic straits and declared: “They are already having the effect of further loss of confidence in Britain.” In an editorial headed “Disorderly Withdrawal”261 words
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Article55 1968-01-14 1 HONG KONG Sat .Reuter) The English-lan-guage newspaper. The Star said today that the Anhwei provincial party leader Li Pao-Hua had escaped from a detention camp in Wuhan. an industrial centre in Central China. Li was claimed to have fled to the Chiuhwashan hills where he55 words
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Article34 1968-01-14 1 MADRAS, Sat (Reuter) The Madras Government today closed all schools and colleges in the State after a series of student riofls over the language issue one of India’s most controversial current problems.34 words
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Article, Illustration297 1968-01-14 1 JAKARTA, Sat. (Reuter). Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos today made an indirect appeal to member countries of the Association of South-east Asian Nations (ASEAN) to join in a defence arrangement against China. He said in a speech that iespite their reluctance to :ountenance aid from297 words
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Article119 1968-01-14 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Shahanshah and Shahbanou of Iran will pay a six-day state visit to Malaysia from Wednesday Accompanied by an official entourage of 18 and a 12-man press party, their Imperial Majesties will be accorded a ceremonial welcome on their arrival by119 words
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Article24 1968-01-14 1 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI). The Japanese Government announced today it has notified Cambodia that it Intends to recognise “the inviolability” of Cambodian borders.24 words
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461 1968-01-14 1 JAMAL ALI - By JAMAL ALI KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, said Malaysia would not object if Britain were to go ahead with her accelerated withdrawal of troops from Malaysia. The Tunku hoped the five-power conference of defence in South-east461 words
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NEWS
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Article, Illustration664 1968-01-14 2 HOO BAN KHEE - By HOO BAN KHEE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A panel of five prominent educationists unanimously agreed last night that Citizenship education was necessary However, they cautioned that it would degenerate Into pure government indoctrination which they do not want. Another snag was that, without proper guidance,664 words
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261 1968-01-14 2 JAKARTA Sat. (UPI) Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos today called fOr intensified teamwork efforts with his Southeast Asian neighbours towards a “new golden age for the region. In a speech prepared for delivery befoje the Indonesian House of Representatives Mr. Marcos said Asia as a261 words
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Article61 1968-01-14 2 HAVANA. Sat. (Reuter) Prime Minister Fidel Castro last night offered to free 100 political prisoners chosen by the United State? in exchange for the body of revolutionary leader Ernesto “Che" Guevara. But he indirectly rejected a Bolivian offer to exchange French Marxist R<*gis Debrey. now in61 words
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Article76 1968-01-14 2 MEMPHIS. Tennessee S» l(I'PI) Rev. Brady Johnson yesterday married Navy airman James Edward Todd, of Nampa. Idaho and Floria Marquita Mayhorn. of Memphis. in Tennessee's first legal interracial marriage in modern times. Todd, a white aviation machinist mate stationed at the Naval Air Technical Training Centre at Millington.76 words
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Article39 1968-01-14 2 PENANG, Sat. The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. will lay the foundation stone of the $350,000, five-storev building of the District Council North. Province Welle&ley. at Butterworth at 3 p.m. on Monday.39 words
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Article, Illustration251 1968-01-14 2 HOO BAN KHEE - By HOO BAN KHEE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Traffic in the Federal Capital showed a general improvement today os the $700,000 Green-Wave system entered its second day. However, in certain worst-hit areas like Jalan Mountbatten. Jalan Raja and Leboh Pasar Besar, the situation was still chaotic.— Eastern Sun pix by Mok Voon. - 251 words
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187 1968-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Haji Ghazali bin Jawi, hoped the Cooperative College would make some changes in its administrative work as well as co-operative education. There was also a need for the co-operative departments and co-operative societies to play187 words
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648 1968-01-14 2 LIM THOW BOON - By LIM THOW BOON KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Government is to ask Parliament during its budget session, beginning Thursday, for a total of $1,932.2 million for federal expenditure this year. This sum is $103.6 million more, or on increase of 5.7 per cent of the648 words
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251 1968-01-14 2 NEW DELHI, Sot (UPI-Reuter). U S. Presidential Envoy Chester Bowles said lost night he believes his talks with Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia represent a significant step in the furtherance of peace in South-east Asia. Mr. Bowles, just back from six days251 words
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119 1968-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. There Is a wide scope to “Instil and propagate" the usefulness of productivity techniques to medium and small scale Industries which form the majority of the industrial establishments in the country. This is stated in the first annual report of the119 words
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397 1968-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Government Is to seek Parliamentary approval to extend Malaysia’s territorial waters from a threemile to a 12-mile limit, A bill, entitled the Territorial Waters Act, 1967, which seeks to provide for this delimitation of the country's territorial waters, will397 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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552 1968-01-14 3 f ONDON, Sat. (Reuter, UPI). Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore said in a television interview last night that he did not want a fight with the British Government over defence cuts in the Far East. Mr. Lee due in552 words
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200 1968-01-14 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Postmaster-General of the Singapore Post Office has called upon the public to observe six rules to ensure prompt delivery of the Chinese New Year greeting cards. The six rules are: W rite the address clearly on the envelope200 words
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114 1968-01-14 3 SINGAPORE Sat A group of Rotary Club and senior members of the St. John's School will sacrifice their Sunriav tomorrow to help the retarded children. They will visit the Retarded Children s Associat on temporary centre at 201. Pasir Panjang (next to Paradise114 words
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Article, Illustration73 1968-01-14 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The former Head of the Swedish Church. Archbishop C.. Hultgren (2nd from left) is now in Sin- papore for a brief stay in the course of his sixmonth world tour. He was met on arrival here from Kuala Lumpur yesterday by— Eastern Sun pix. - 73 words
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482 1968-01-14 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Government is looking to Jurong Shipyard to build more and more oceangoing steamers in the next few years. This was disclosed by Mr. Hon Sui Sen. Chairman of the Jurong Shipyard Ltd., in his message to the souvenir482 words
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Article, Illustration136 1968-01-14 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Vanessa Hope. 15. won the Miss Personality contest held at R.A.F. Cbangi's youth club recently. Vanessa Is the daughter of a “personality Ian Hope. a well-known TV Singapura announcer. The keenly contested competition was open to all members of the Changi Youth Clnh and136 words
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Article, Illustration149 1968-01-14 3 S INGA PORE. Sat The Far East Curio Centre Ltd. has attracted large crowds since their opening on Jan. 8. The ultra-modern departmental store will continue to open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.. including Sundays and holidays until the eve of149 words
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328 1968-01-14 3 Every citizen has a role to play Chan SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social Affairs. today said that in a newly-independent nation, every citizen had a vital role to play. He said that the task of nation building was long and arduous, but328 words
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298 1968-01-14 4 No official warning from Education Ministry NUSTU Transferred principal MUAR. Sat. The 6,000-strong National union of School Teachers union has denied receiving any “Official warning letter” from the Ministry of Education over the case of its President, Enche Ahmad bin Abdul Rahman. Enche Ahmad defied a transfer order to Pahang298 words
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233 1968-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The eldest son of Singapore Prime Minister. Lee Hsien Loong, is among the successful candidates in the Government (Chinese) Secondary Four Examinations, the results of which were released by the Ministry of Education today. Lee. a student of the Catholic Hieh School, obtained233 words
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368 1968-01-14 4 Bill a great blow to us WD staff SINGAPORE. Sat. A group of locally employed civilians in the British military forces in Singapore nave described the proposed Redundancy Fund Bill as a i “great blow to us”. It was commenting on the first reading of the proposed bill in Parliament368 words
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Article33 1968-01-14 4 PENANG, Sat. Another $7,938 were received by the Penang Goodwill Relief Fund Committee through J the Chinese Chambers of Commerce here yesterday. The total amount received to date stands at $269,*****.33 words
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Article31 1968-01-14 4 8 pm.: Malam Budav a at Victor a Theatre. Empress Place Bpm: Malam Gembira at National Theatre. Clemeneeau Avenue 8.30 pm.: Band performance by Police Band at Mount Fabar.31 words
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Article, Illustration40 1968-01-14 4 PRESIDENT Morcos releasing fish- fry into a pond of Kampong L.B.J. a FLDA land scheme in Negri Sembilan named after the U.S. President on Thursday. merit. President Marcos spent one ana a naif hours touring the settle- (Eastern Sun pix)— (Eastern Sun pix) - 40 words
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444 1968-01-14 4 Home interview part of traffic survey SINGAPORE. Sat A home interview will be part of the State and itv Planning Office's massive comprehensive traffic survey, which begins on Jan. 19. A statement today said that the need for such a survey in Singapore had long been over due and over444 words
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Article60 1968-01-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Muslim Women’s Welfare Association of Malaya yesterday entertained 200 children from various welfare homes to a Hari Raya Puasa party at the National Mosque. Most of them were the children from orphanages. There were 40 non-Mus-lim children The President of the Association.60 words
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126 1968-01-14 4 EPF Board declares 5 per cent interest KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Employees Provident Fund Board for the year 1967, has declared a rate of interest of 5-1 per cent to be credited to the contributors’ accounts. At this rate of 5-i per cent the sum credited is approximately $74 million.126 words
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Article29 1968-01-14 4 ALOR STAR. Sat. The official opening ceremony of the Sion.non Sikh temple here bv the Pr me Minister Tunku Abdu! Rahman will take place on Feb. 3.29 words
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Article359 1968-01-14 4 M. T. LINGAM - Fight leads to boycott of school By M. T. LINGAM GEMAS, Sot. A coll for the removal of the headmaster from a school has resulted in parents keeping their children away from classes. The incident is reported at the NationalType Primary School (Tamil) at Sungei Kelamn359 words
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Article55 1968-01-14 4 TODAY: Works of prominent Malavsian artists exhibition at 41. Jalan Raja Muda. 9 a m. to 6 p.m. Jalan Weld swimming pool 9.30 a m. to 12.30 p.m. 2 p.m. to 5 pm.. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Zoo Negara 9 a m to 6 p.m. Muzium Negara55 words
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Article, Illustration26 1968-01-14 426 words
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242 1968-01-14 4 MUAR. Sat. The 6.000 temporary teachers who were served with termination notices last month have decided to form a union to fight for “equal rights and Justice.” This was disclosed to the Eastern Sun today by Enche Kahar bin Ahmad, the Secretary of the National242 words
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Article, Illustration75 1968-01-14 4 IPOH. Sat.—Miss Choong Lai Choo. aged 12. who will leave here by air for Perth in Western Australia next Saturday January 20 for a heart valve replacement operation. Her trip was arranged by the Rotary’ Club of Ipoh in conjunction with the Rotary75 words
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Article102 1968-01-14 4 PENANG. Sat. Bishop Rev. Chiu Ban It will arrive here on Jan. 17 for a threeday visit to confer with the Archdeacon of North Malaya. Ven. A C.H Peatfield and other clergymen. The Archdeacon will refturn here after a long holiday in England on Tuesday102 words
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76 1968-01-14 4 TELUK ANSON. Sat A new-born baby girl was left abandoned in front of a shop house in Jalan Pasir here last night. The child was heard crying in a rattan basket by a house-wife, Chan Foh Chee, 38. She brought the baby home and76 words
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Article, Illustration433 1968-01-14 14 Anthony Chia - By Anthony Chia SINGAPORE, Sat. Twenty-five South Vietnamese seamen who were dismissed by the shipowners four days ago are stranded here. The seamen arrived here on Jan. 3 on board the Panama registered ship S.S. Arrow Head. The ship is owmed by a433 words
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Article143 1968-01-14 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Heralds Choral Society of Singapore will present A Musical Evening at Victoria Theatre on Feb. 16 in aid of the Singapore Arts Council Building Fund. The Heralds Choral Society. formed in 1961. is one of the most active musical organisations in Singapore, and has143 words
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Article, Illustration170 1968-01-14 14 ‘Overseas publicity important to tourism SINGAPORE. Sat. The leader of a group of 15 German travel agents today said that one of the most important things in tourism besides possessing all the attractions. was to publicise the country extensively overseas. Mr. Wolfgang Sohner. who said this, pointed out it was— Eastern Sun photo. - 170 words
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Article40 1968-01-14 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Tav Boon Too. M.P. for Pava Lobar, will officiate at the opening of the improved Lorong Dendam. off Bartley Road at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. S'reet lights have been installed along the road.40 words
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Article428 1968-01-14 14 WARNING OF LONG-TERM LOSSES TO BRITISH ECONOMY SINGAPORE, Sat. The International Chambers of Commerce has sent an urgent telegram to the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, urging him to consider the longterm losses to the British economy which would outweigh any short add immediate428 words
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632 1968-01-14 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. Representatives in commerce and industry, Malay organisations and the Government were today urged to consider how best to solve the problems of Malay education and the economy of the Malays in the Republic in terms of 50 years and632 words
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Advertisement141 1968-01-14 3 Subscribe to EASTEttX SEX SINGAPORE'S ONLY INDEPENDENT NATIONAL DAILY If you live in Singapore or in Malaysia or in the surrounding areas, why not subscribe to the EASTERN SUN and have it delivered to your home daily or to your office if preferred? All you have to do is fill141 words
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Advertisement46 1968-01-14 4 Congratulations to People's Emporium Ltd. on the opening of their fine new departmental store at Lion City Hotel Complex Tanjong Katong Road Singapore from KIAN GWAIM we are proud to have supplied and installed all the Air Conditioning requirements You can be sure if it's Westfnghouse46 words
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Article, Illustration413 1968-01-14 5 fast expanding chain of departmental stores has contributed to the prosperity of the market in Singapore In a considerably big way. Within the short span of one year, there have been set up numerous modem departmental stores in the busy business areas413 words
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403 1968-01-14 5 SINCE the introduction of the multifarious China-made consumer goods into the markets in Singapore and Malaysia in 1960. they have been receiving increasingly warm welcome of the people in the two territories. This is so because China-made goods are ever improving in their qualities and innovating403 words
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Article, Illustration537 1968-01-14 5 Yeo Kee Ping - Policy: 'Service to the people' By Yeo Kee Ping, Managing Director, People’s Emporium Ltd. W th# management of the People's Emporium Ltd., feel extremely pleased with and honoured by as well as grateful to the people for their warm encouragement and support which has enabled us537 words
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Advertisement26 1968-01-14 5 mutrmmxw &ts. china products centre GRAND OPENING AT JUNCTION OF GEYLANG ROAD and TANJONG KATONG ROAD, SINGAPORE. s tsv A t t 52 2* 1 5^26 words
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274 1968-01-14 6 RONALD GOLDEN - By RONALD GOLDEN TPSWICH, England, Sat. (Reuter) Ralph Moxham stirs a spoonful of fertiliser Into his cup of tea each morninq and then sits down to read his daily batch of hopeful letters from bald men all over the world. Since last November, 57-year-old Ralph274 words
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Advertisement33 1968-01-14 6 TRAVEL CENTRE OF SINGAPORE Well-known for personalised services LET US HANDLE YOUR air bookings hotel reservations HARBOUR TOURS SIGHTSEEING e CAR HIRE E -10 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING, 360, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEL. *****33 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous592 1968-01-14 6 Several days later, a military jet TAKES OFF FROM A PRIVATE TEXAS AJRRRB.. IT HAS BEEN NICE HAVING TOU VISIT ME, NAPOLEON... ILLYA BUT THERE WAS REALLY NO NEEP FOR SUCH EXTREME PRECAUTIONS... HSH. HEM ONLY TOP K GOVERNMENT PEOPLE KNOW OF MY NEW BOMB BULLET/AH, IT IS 6000 TO592 words
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PHOTO TIPS
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Article, Illustration530 1968-01-14 7 piCTURE-TAKING in black-and-white traditionally presents a challenge to serious photographers because of the continual improvements being made in films. One of the important keys to good pic-ture-taking in black-and-white is the selection of the correct film for each situation. Here are some general530 words
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Miscellaneous403 1968-01-14 7 f -HaniVL-'Barfcera's BIRDS SAY THESE HE sur*osz ace TOO LOOKS almost wL WAVE TO PRETTY FOR LIKE ThE 6IVE THE WORDS •fr RANGER 9 TS Q 1 EQUAL TIME! V NECK- 1 TIES MUST SST HIM V FORTUNE/ > 2 COST U r-K is T] i M i y, i403 words
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FOLLOW THE SUN A LIBERAL ARTS PAGE And the liberal soul shall be made fat
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Article, Illustration809 1968-01-14 8 Bv: DAVID BARNETT. REUTER’S CORRESPONDENT rmcvn Faced with the problem of how to hav.an opTa hou« coating lew than £lO 000.000 Japan provided a solution by building two different theS f)ne S theatre cost 3.800 million yen (about £3.800.000). and the809 words
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Article267 1968-01-14 8 PIERRE LAROUSSE's heirs have Just commemorated the 150th anniversary of his birth in 1817. This famous grammarian and lexicographer, whose name for many French-speaking people has become a simple synonym for dictionary, promoted new ways of teaching grammar and wrote "Le Jardin des Racines Grecques et267 words
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205 1968-01-14 8 THE Oxford Maison Francalse’ opened on November 18 by Andre Malraux is a cultural centre with a special charter. It is the only foreign institution which is part of the famous English university. The new French centre is administered by the French205 words
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Article210 1968-01-14 8 FRENCHMEN* drink an average of 36 liters (1 liter—lj pints) of mineral water per person per year compared with only 26 liters in Switzerland and barely 18 liters in Germany and Italy. One of the reasons for the wide-spread use of mineral water in France is that the210 words
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Article290 1968-01-14 8 EXTRA-CORPORAL irradiation of th e blood of a calf was recently carried out In Grenoble for the first time in Europe. Weaned young calves one and a half months old were used for this experiment. After several days during which the calves were conditioned in stables, a surgical290 words
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Article, Illustration410 1968-01-14 8 Barbara Herzog Berlin (DaD) Ever since its school reforms of 1951 and 1952. West Berlin has undoubtedly had the most modern, manysided and liberal school system in all of Germany Yet of the many progressn-e schools.'the John F. Kennedy School is the most popular.410 words
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Article135 1968-01-14 8 NEW. YORK. (UPI) Se’ected Chinese art from one of the greatest private collections of modern times will be on display at New York's Asia House gallery from Jan. 19 —March 3. The show marks the start of a five-city American tour for 117 pieces135 words
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96 1968-01-14 8 THE famous French pianist Monique de La Bruchollerie, who suffered a serious accident while travelling in Rumania, is now well enough to begin teaching the class assigned to her at the Paris Higher National Conservatory of Music. Her countless friends made during many tours96 words
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Article69 1968-01-14 8 MAINZ (DaD) Glass that darkens automatically as soon as it registers ultraviolet radiation has been developed by a firm in Mainz. Germany. As soon as the radiation stops it resumes its normal brightness. People who need to wear separate sunglasses will in future probably not need to69 words
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Article158 1968-01-14 8 — Clim - Clim Far those uho follow the Sun on Sundays here is a preview of better reading in your year. Relax take it easy. Roam the world in views and netcs. Rut if you are the hardy type and like to move in turbulent current you ran158 words
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Article473 1968-01-14 8 Tadashi Wada - By Tadashi Wada TOKYO. Sat. (Reuter) Japan with annual exports now totalling soma USS10.000 m (about £4.160 million sterling) has traders and travelling salesmen in most of the world’s major cities constantly seeking new orders. They are likened by Japanese newspapers and magazines to soldiers473 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article, Illustration277 1968-01-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Initial production has already begun in the new $5,000,000 Tractor and Earthmover Factory built by Dunlop Malayan Industries Berhad in its major Tyre Factory complex at Petaling Jaya. The first earthmover tyre was produced on Dec. 23.277 words
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195 1968-01-14 9 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reuter) The United States will enjoy another record year for foreign trade in 1968 despite a projected slowdown in its exports to Britain, the Commerce Department said today. It forecast continued growth of exports and imports over 1967 levels195 words
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Article49 1968-01-14 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Rubber futures closed yesterday from 10 to 25 points lower. There were no sales. March 17.75 May 18.00 18.40 July 18.10 1850 Sept. 18.10 18.50 Nov 18.15 18.90 Jan 18.15 18.90 The No. 1— RSS spot price was 17} cents nominal, unchanged.49 words
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Article37 1968-01-14 9 WASHINGTON. Sat (Reuter) No offers were made today to General Services Administration to buy government stockpiled tin. The total sold for the week was ten tons, all commercial, a spokesman for the agency said-37 words
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Article148 1968-01-14 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Traders edged prices higher in active trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. Shortly before the end of the first hour of trading, the United Press International stock market indicator showed a gain of 037 per cent on 1.214 issues traded.148 words
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Article369 1968-01-14 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. In the three weeks since our last report there were only eleven working days due to holidays, and during that time the market fell from 51$ to a low of 48 j cents for January shipment over seven consecutive trading days before checking369 words
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646 1968-01-14 9 T ONDON, Sat. “Trade follows the test tube, not L* the flag” was the theme of the address given to the Royal Commonwealth Society by Dr. L. C. Bateman, Controller of Rubber Research and Chairman of the Malayan Rubber Fund646 words
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Article442 1968-01-14 9 SINGAPORE Sat Business in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange todav with the number of snares dealt in brackets. INDUSTRIALS Ben Co. $2 16 <l3 0001 $2.15 (1.000*: Boust-ad $163 < 2.000 >; C Seegars2 11 i4000i; $2.12 < 7.000 Chemical442 words
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Article39 1968-01-14 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: Selling T.T./O.D. ready were: Deutsche Marks 1301/2; Holland Guilders 1171/2; French Francs 160-3/4; Italian Lire *****; Norwegian Kroner 233.39 words
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226 1968-01-14 9 LONDON. Sat, (Reuter) The Singapore Prime Minister’s hint that his country might consider withdrawing her sterling balances from London has not caused any panic in financial circles here, although such a drastic move would obviously not be welcomed. Latest official Bank226 words
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Article16 1968-01-14 9 SINGAPORE. Sat The tin price for today was $560.50 per picul, down 50 cents.16 words
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Article483 1968-01-14 9 SINGAPORE—tiUirk Exchange ntd and offer prices officially listed at the close of business. INDUSTRIALS Ben Co 2.15 2.1* Bou‘lead l fin 1 65 < >ugar 2.11 2.12 Chemical Co 1.50 1.53 < storage \D .1.18 3.82 It uniop 2.29 2.30 1. sin,-it ing 112 116 1 XI 2.10483 words
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Article113 1968-01-14 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The following ships are expected to be in port today Godowns Vessels 1/2 Patroclus 3/4 Ise Maru 5 Southern Venture 6/7 Oktyabraskaya Revelyusiya 8 '9 Burma 10/11 Halldis 13/14 Straat Lombok 15/16 Berezovka 18 Telamon 19 Meiwa Maru 21 '22 Musi 23/24 Jose Rcgidor 25/26113 words
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Article47 1968-01-14 9 (Managers’ Prices) Hrst Malayan XD 2.31 Second Malayan XII 1.65 Third Malayan The Commerce 1.08 Industrv The Sating Fund .88 .97 .92 1.01 First Hongkong .80 •85* Second Hongkong Malayan Investment •55 .59* Fund 1 00 1 10 Sterling ommodity 4/2 4/9 Hong Kong Currency)47 words
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Article103 1968-01-14 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The noon price* at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange today are > Buyer seller Coconut Oil (FOB.) Bulk 58.50 Coconut Oil (FOB. i l)rnm« 60.50 Loo*e Copra Mixed Jan/'Feh 34.50 Muntok White Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% N.L.W 130.00 Sarawak White Pepper (F.O.B.) 90% s.|..w 127.50 Sarawak Special Black103 words
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193 1968-01-14 9 PHOENIX. Arizona. Sat. International Harvester today demonstrated a prototype gas turbine truck engine which it hopes to havo in production by 1970. The engine was designed to replace diesel truck engines in the ranges above 300 horse power. “We are approaching the time when193 words
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Advertisement730 1968-01-14 9 AIR MOVEMENTS—S'PORE, K. LUMPU AKKIA AI.S IN SINGAPORE MSA 451 8.25 am. from Kuching Ms.A iW'i 8.25 a.m. from Penang lp«h K l Malacca Ms\ 043 1.50 p.m. from Kota Bahrtt/K.L. .M "A 509 2.05 p.m. from Bangkok MsA oof :t.f5 p.m. from Penang Ipoh k L. MsA tij.‘> 4.20730 words
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Article122 1968-01-14 10 9. Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed thereto according to thy word. 10. With my whole heart have I wought thee: O let me not wander from thy commandments. 11. Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might122 words
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Article, Illustration234 1968-01-14 10 SINGAPORE. Sat The former head of Lutheran Church in Sweden. Archbishop G. Hultgren. arrived here recently in the course of a world tour on “a veryspecial mission". Archbishop Hultgren will, in the course of his travels, welcome church delegates to visit Sweden in July this year234 words
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Article77 1968-01-14 10 SINGAPORE Sat. Dr G D James, an outstanding evangelist, will specially challenge the congregation to committing themselves to Jesus Christ at the closing meeting of a four-night evangelistic meeting at Telok Blangah Chinese Methodist Church tomorrow at 5 pm. The interesting musical items by the Youths of the77 words
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Article, Illustration468 1968-01-14 10 CHURCH AT HOME CHURCH AT HOME CHURCH AT HOME “WHY DO I HAVE SO MANY WORRIES?” asks a reader. “WHERE IS HAPPINESS? There seems to be something missing from life.” says another from Japan. Still another who ran away from home to find happiness, writes.468 words
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Article, Illustration628 1968-01-14 10 Rev. D. Huntley - By Rev. D. Huntley OF ALL the radio stations to which Singaporeans can listen, perhaps one of the most remarkable ones is in one of our neighbouring lands. Just across in the Philippines, in a Manila suburb, right alongside the busy Northern Highway, a 300-foot628 words
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Article, Illustration214 1968-01-14 10 Protestants rally RECENTLY Christians from all over the world celebrated the 450th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. On Jan 20. at 8 00 pm. Protestant Christians from several denominations in Singapore will gather at the Life BiblePresbvterian Church auditorium, 9A Gilstead Road to witness to their Protestant heritage. The speaker214 words
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Article32 1968-01-14 10 THE film entitled “Martin Luther” will be shown at Life Church. 9 Gilstead Road. Singapore on Thursday. Jan 18 at 8 p.m. Admission is free and the public aie welcome.32 words
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45 1968-01-14 10 SINGAPORE, Sat, The Nativity Play group of St. Peter’s Church, Serangoon Gardens here under the leadership of Miss Ruth Fereira. This play was performed during Christmas eve at St. Peter’s Church and at the St. Luke Church Woodbridge for the inmates for the New Year.45 words
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Article434 1968-01-14 10 HERE are the Bible answers to some of our readers' questions. Send In your problems to ‘The Christian Answers”. 23-B Cantonment Road, Singapore. 2. Bona fide questions mar be on any subject. Q: In Matthew 27 we read that the “Betrayal money ’of Jesus was used to434 words
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277 1968-01-14 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The United Service which the Bishops and other leaders of the Methodist, Anglican. Roman Catholic, Presbvterian. Mar Thoma, Syrian Orthodox Churches and Salvation Army will he participating. will be held at the National Theatre on Jan 20th at 500 p m.277 words
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Advertisement417 1968-01-14 10 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 2 Dundee Ro a d. Queenstown. Sunday Services Chinese Worship (Hokkien and Cantonese) 8.30 am. on Ist, 3rd. sth Sundays (Morning Prayer); 2nd and 4th Sundays (Holy Communion). English Worship Every Sunday Young Peoples Meeting at 3.30 pm.; Holy Communion Ist Sunday 500417 words
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Advertisement158 1968-01-14 10 REUGIOFS ANNOUNCEMENTS BETHESDA GOSPEL HALL 77 Bras Basab Road. Singapore. 7 Meetings in English Sunday: 8.30 a m. Breaking of Bread 3.00 pm. Junior Sunday School. 4.30 p.m. Senior Sunday School and Bible Classes. 6.15 p.m. Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. Son? Sendee Tuesday: 530 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Thursday: 730 pm.158 words
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Advertisement367 1968-01-14 10 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH Green Lane. Penang Sat. 3.00 pm. Boys and Girls Brigade. 400 p.m. Methodist Intermediate Fellowship. 500 p.m. Methodist Youth Fellowship, Sunday 8.30 a.m. Sunday School for all 5.30 p.m. Worship Service, Thursday 4.30 p.m Games Friday 8.00 p.m. Young Adults Meeting. All are welcome KAWPONG367 words
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1008 1968-01-14 11 Janet Chong - First time is always terrible By Janet Chong INEVITABLY, the day will come, in this more and mare emancipated society of ours, when all but in the most regressive cases, cur heroine (you) cuts loose from the tender care of Mum and Dad (and the1,008 words
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Article, Illustration51 1968-01-14 11 WHETHER worn above a lOw-cut dress or as collar for high necklines, Taylor's collar necklace has a barbaric splendour. Called Geometric Lace, it is one of the "Great Designs in Jewelry." The gold-plated metal is studded everywhere with baguette Swarovski stones in olive, purple and smoky51 words
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Article, Illustration249 1968-01-14 11 Mary Sue Miller - A lovelier you by Mary Sue Miller A Lovely writes: My goal for ’6B Is to be really well-groomed I have never quite made it in the past. Something is always left untended. When my hair is done, my nails are not. Etcetera! I tell249 words
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Article, Illustration1177 1968-01-14 11 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis IJEW YORK, Sat. A woman would have to be blind not to go crazy over the clothes shown on the third day of the American Designer Showings for spring. For every collection, the only word is "beautiful", os designers1,177 words
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Article, Illustration267 1968-01-14 12 SPOTLIGHT POP GOSSIP :j: D1SC-CUSSIQN |.fr INTERVIEWS PLATTER PETE'S POP POLL TOP TUNES FEATURES v> Ex-Searcher, Chris Curtis makes a comeback into pop business this year with a new group called the Roundabout. The Group which was formed by Chris consists of five multi-instrumentalists, which he will record267 words
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Article, Illustration199 1968-01-14 12 Film director Clive Donner decided to take an "almighty gamble" on the soundtrack of his latest film "Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush". He decided that he wanted background music consisting of pop songs played by top pop199 words
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Article, Illustration554 1968-01-14 12 S POTLIGHT: THE FOUNDATIONS Record dealer, Mr. Barry Class of “Disci”, Westbourne Grove. London, had been listening to a group which had been playing in the basement underneath his office. He went down to the basement as the sound intrigued him. In the basement was a coffe bar where he554 words
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Article390 1968-01-14 12 j|i there: I/O/,) t. 'il amity! I just read that "King Elris has only managed to tie for the 99t/i position with the Barron Knights in point system for consistent chart getters, based on the weekly Top Thirty published hy \ME. K onder what happened to all390 words
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Article85 1968-01-14 12 Compiled by NME showing the most consistly popular discs of 1967 1. The Last Waltz (Engelbert H u ™Pf rdinck> 2. Release Me (Engelbert Humperdinck) 3. Puppet On A String (Sandie Shawl 4. There Goes My Everything (Engelbert Humperdinck) 5. San Francisco (Scott McKenzie) 6. There85 words
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Article69 1968-01-14 12 Compiled by Derek Johnson based on NME LP Chart. 1. Tie Sound Of Music (Soundtrack) 2. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Beaties) 3. Best Of Beach Boys 4 The Monkees 5. More Of The Monkees 6 Are You Experienced (Jimi Hendrix) 7. The Monkees! Headquarters69 words
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Article101 1968-01-14 12 THE Beatles rose to new heights this week with thetr new hit disc “Hello, Goodbye It topped the PP chart in New York, Stockholm and Hor.g Kong and featured high in other lists. In Amsterdam the single has created a pop-business record, with 100.000 copies sold in six101 words
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Article197 1968-01-14 12 LONDON: 1. Magical Mystery Tour (EP) Beatles 2. Daydream Believer Monkees 3. Hello. Goodbye Beatles 4. Walk Away Renee Four Tops 5. Ballad Of Bonnie And Clyde Georgie Fame 6 Thank C Very Much Scaffold 7. I'm Coming Home Tom Jones R World Bee Gees197 words
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Article, Illustration23 1968-01-14 13 Terry Moore seen In the MGM film “A Man Called Dagger” sends New Year Greetings to Eastern Sun film-goers.— sends New Year Greetings to Eastern Sun film-goers. - 23 words
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141 1968-01-14 13 NEW YORK. Sat. (Reuter) Hollywood producer Otto Preminger has filed a lawsuit against actress Faye Dunaway Bonnie of the hit film “Bonnie and Clyde'' —for breach of a five-year contract with him. The veteran. 61-year-old film-maker lodged the comRlaint in Supreme Court ere. claiming that141 words
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Article380 1968-01-14 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. There are a lot of ghosts in Paramount’s “The Spirit is Willing’’ but they will not haunt you nor will they give you the creeps. Instead, there’s a potful of laughter from where they come from and if you take a trip to see380 words
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Article340 1968-01-14 13 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. (NANA) Mia Farrow’s stay at Frank Sinatra’s Palm Springs home was more of a visit than a reconciliation. She may still be there, but then again she may not. and in any case Frankie is going away on some personal appearances. If340 words
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Article145 1968-01-14 13 WALKING into a lion's cage recently, producerdirector Otto Preminger received a standing ovation when he participated in "A Film-Makers' Weekend Seminar” at Creighton University. a Jesuit school. At the invitation of the Rev L. E Lubbers. S.J. the seminar featured a showing of Preminger’s “Hurry Sundown',145 words
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Article, Illustration375 1968-01-14 13 SINGAPORE, Sat. Otto Preminger's "Hurry Sundown", which unfolds on the screen the drama of the Southern part of the United States is truly explosive. An explosive theme on the black-white conflict in the midst of reconstruction and industrialisation just after World “'ar375 words
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Article127 1968-01-14 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. “Of Human Desire a Carlo Ponti production in stark black and white shows up the dark anguish of one of the many faces of love Dialogue is racy and at times skirts the razor s edge of obscenity. But trust the Italians127 words
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Article86 1968-01-14 13 Paramount Pictures' “October Revolution" had Its English premiere In London recently, setting a box office record at the Classic Baker Street Theatre with an excellent firstday gross of $845. The documentary film, which was produced and directed by Frederic Rosslf. creator of the highly acclaimed “To Die In86 words
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Article, Illustration218 1968-01-14 13 K. SIDHU - By: K. SIDHU Singapore. Sat HAVING a large family ran work out in two contrasting directions In the traaitional and oriental fashion, large families usually mean prosperity for the parents at least in old age but as they say. there are two edges218 words
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341 1968-01-14 13 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. (NANA) The talk that Debbie Reynolds and George Hamilton will take over in “Living Free.” where Virginia McKenna and BUI Travers left off in “Born Free” was termed “ridiculous,” by producer Carl Foreman. The expletive echoed my sentiments exactly. Why don't341 words
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Article74 1968-01-14 13 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. (UPI) Maurice Jarre, 32. who won Academy Awards for musical scoring of the films “Dr Zhivago" and “Lawrence of Arabia.” and actress Laura Devon. 26. announced yesterday they were married secretly on Dec. 30. The couple said the private ceremony was held at the Wayfarer's74 words
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Miscellaneous228 1968-01-14 13 SHAW GANISATION Phone ***** Now Showing! 11. 1.45, 4. fi.W. 9.15 Sandra Dee. James Farentmo. Rosalind Rusaell. Bri»n Ahern* ROME'" Technicolor 'CI-6B' NEXT CHANGE Diane Clare The HAND of NIGHT" Color CAPITOL PHone ***** Now Ihnwinc! 11, 1.45. 4, 9.39, 9.30 Montgomery Wood At Eernando Rancho "REVENGE of BINGO’* In228 words
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Miscellaneous240 1968-01-14 13 LCATHAQi] GALA uutcJlU SOW SHOWING* T"day 5 Showa’ 11 a m 1.30. 1 00. 6 SO 9 15 pm "MASSACRE FOR GINEIGHTEX Franco Nero. Ea.'tmaneolor ODEON ***** now showing: 11 a m.. 1 30. 4.00. 0.30 930 p.m •■roc ONLY LIVE ONCE” Color Lam Jeffrie.'. Scope. Chin. Suba CATHAY *****240 words
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Advertisement146 1968-01-14 14 Classified Ad. DEATH 20 Words $lO/- (Minimum) KHO KHOON lAU, 71, passed away peacefully 13.1.68 at 1.10 a.m leaving behind wife Kang Tong Jin. sons Seow Cheng. Peng. Lay, Tee. Koon < deceased). Kew. Chew and Cnuan; daughters Seow Ngo, Khuan. Hwee, and Soon; daughters-in-law Li Lai Kwan, Lily Leong,146 words
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Miscellaneous1467 1968-01-14 14 TV and l TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KUALA LUMPUR and Pulau Pinang: 6 Ipnh and Melaka; 3 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. P.M.: 300 Opening Annet Prog Summary; 3.01 Learn Our Language; 3.16 Big Three Golf: 416 Lone Ramper; 442 Racket Squad; 5.08 The Magic1,467 words
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723 1968-01-14 15 Albert Johnson - By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Sot. The Football Association of Singapore Council will set up a Commission of Inquiry at a later date to probe into allegations of “rival" training camp organised to subvert and disrupt the planned promotions of the association. FAS officials723 words
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314 1968-01-14 15 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Icy weather conditions In Britain have caused the biggest hold-up of the winter In sporting fixtures. English league football has been badly hit, with half of today's 46-match programme postponed because of hard-packed snow and Ice-bound pitches. Several soccer games314 words
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Article, Illustration345 1968-01-14 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. Four Australian troops based in Singapore are champion armchair anglers and have ornate silver cups that say so. They are Sergeant Clarrie Whitehorn. of Canberra; Sergeant Ralph Shields, of Enogerra. Queensland; Staff Sergeant Graham Bennett, of Toowoomba. Queensland; and Corporal Stan Myatt,345 words
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271 1968-01-14 15 PEBBLE BEACH. (California) Sat. (UPI) —Johnny Pott tamed Spyglass Hill in the second round of the US $104,500 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am yesterday, shooting a competitive course record one-under-par 71 to grap the second round lead with a 36-hole total of271 words
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Article150 1968-01-14 15 HOUSTON. (Texas). Sat. (UPl)—Former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will get a hearing on Feb. 19 before the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on a conviction for refusing to enter military service, court officials announced today. A three-judge panel will hear arguments by one150 words
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105 1968-01-14 15 BRISBANE. Sat. (Reuter) A special meeting of the Queensland Cricket Association today decided not to abandon the QueenslandIndia match which was scheduled for four days at the Brisbane Cricket Ground. Heavy rain has prevented any play in the match and the association, meeting with105 words
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678 1968-01-14 15 PORT OF SPAIN, (Trinidad), Sat. (Reuter) Trinidad shook MCC by grabbing six second innings wickets for 188 runs here yesterday as their four-day match ended in a draw. MCC finished 130 runs behind after a Trinidad second innings declaration at 204678 words
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325 1968-01-14 15 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) Tottenham Hotspur's signing of forward Martin Chivers from Southampton on Wednesday for 125,000 sterling boosted the value of English First Division soccer three quarters of o million sterling. Since manager Bill Nicholson took over in October325 words
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Article126 1968-01-14 15 GLASGOW. (Scotland), Sat. (Reuter)—Kilmarnock, the Scottish first division soccer club, announced plans here today for a propo:*d round-world tour next summer which is expected to take in North America. Australia. New Zealand and Far East countries. The first four games of the tour will be in126 words
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Article231 1968-01-14 15 AS A very keen enthusiast of this game. 1 believe that the Malaysian Hockey Federation can vastly improve the present standard of the Malaysian side by organising a small scale international tournament. An international tournament comprising of nations from the South and SouthFast Asia, namely231 words
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Article126 1968-01-14 15 LAHORE. Sat. (Reuter) The Malaysian hockey team arrived today to prepare for the seven-nation pre-Olympic tournament which starts here on January 20. The party of 27 w4s led by team manager Dr. Aziz Durairatnam who said that. Malaysia would field a young side. “I hope my126 words
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648 1968-01-14 16 HARI CHAND - THEY WIN FOR FOURTH TIME IN SUCCESSION By HARI CHAND KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Singapore Joint Services made Malaysian rugby history this evening when they blasted Malaysian Armed Forces to a humiliating 33-nil defeat to win the H.M.S. Malaya Cup for the fourth time in succession.648 words
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304 1968-01-14 16 BANGKOK. Sat. (Reuter) Three Asian countries Iraq, Indonesia and Thailand begin playing off against each other tomorrow to decide which of them will qualify for the Olympic Games soccer tournament in Mexico City next October. The Asian soccer zone eleven of the pre-Olympic soccer304 words
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332 1968-01-14 16 SYDNEY. Sat. (Reuter) Bill Lawry, 30-year-old Victorian batsman.' was today named to lead Australia in their two remaining Cricket Tests against India in Brisbane and Sydney. Australia, who hold a 2-0 lead, will play the touring team in the Third Test in332 words
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Article110 1968-01-14 16 LEVIN <NZ>, Sat. (Reuter) Chris Amon of New Zealand driving a Ferrari, won the 75-mile (120 7 kilometres) Rothmans International Tasman Championship motor race here today. Second was Piers Courage of England in a McLaren Cosworth. followed by New Zealanders Jim Palmer (McLaren) and Roly110 words
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516 1968-01-14 16 KUALA LUMPtR, Sat. A new annual cricket classic may be introduced here this year, to replace the North vs South match, which has lost its glamour. It is likely that this newannual match will between the Champion State vs The Rest. The516 words
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Article171 1968-01-14 16 NEW DELHI Sat < Reuter) Uganda, with a fine extratime goal by centre-forward Flora D'Mello. entered the final of the First Asian Womens Hockey Championship, beating India (White Shirts) I—o m their replayed semifinal here today. It was a sad end for the Indian White Shirts171 words
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339 1968-01-14 16 SINGAPORE, Sat The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Che? Seng today called on the State's hockey team to the pre-Olvmpic tournament in Lahore to bring honour to the Republic. Mr. Chan, who was speaking at the fla«339 words
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Article, Illustration637 1968-01-14 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. Lozan Validimirov Kocev, soccer consultant and coach has reminded Singapore soccer officials and players that he is here fo help the Government in its aim to place the Republic in the forefront of soccer in Southeast Asia, REPORTS ALBERT637 words
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194 1968-01-14 16 SYDNEY, Sat. (Reuter) The Australian Rugby League last night agreed to pay a bill for 613 dollars (290 sterling) damages claimed by an hotel at Ilklev. Yorks, where the touring Kangaroo team stayed last year. The league announced this is a prepared194 words
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127 1968-01-14 16 PENANG. Sat Sports circles were shocked to learn of the death of Mr Tan Luan Gark. a fine all-round sportsman in his younger days, at his house here yesterday morning. The late Mr. Tan. manager of Ban Teik Bee Oil Mill. Penang. was one127 words
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310 1968-01-14 16 LOOK AFTER FOOTBALLERS WELFARE -A PLEA SINGAPORE. S»t. Mr. Charlie Chan, manager of the national team to the 10th Merdeka tournament held in Kuala Lumpur last year has recommended that a threeman committee be set up to look after th* welfare of footballers. In his report submitted to the FAS310 words
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300 1968-01-14 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Tne 1968 motor racing season got off to a roaring start today with the commencement of the two-day speed event at the Batu T ga Racing Circuit near here. The meet. organised by the Malaysian Motor Sports Club and300 words
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Miscellaneous46 1968-01-14 16 Penan?: 12.31 am. (5.9 ft.) Port Swettenham: 4.29 a.m. (14.0 ft.), 5.30 pm. (13.4 ft.) Port Dickson: 5.56 a m. (8.3 ft.) Singapore: 9.26 a.m. (8.7 ft.). 11.36 pm. (8.1 ft) Sedili Kechil: 7.08 am. (6.6 ft). 10.37 pm. (8.1 ft.) Kuantan: 9.27 a.m. (10.3 ft.)46 words
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