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Title Section23 1968-03-04 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 Mo. 576 Monday. 4 March 1968. MC (P) 0050 Price 15 cents23 words
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Article197 1968-03-04 1 48 Americans killed in vicious hail of fire by Vietcong guerillas SAIGON, Sun. (Reuter). 'I7'IETCONG guerillas yesterday ambushed a U.S. Army company only nine miles from Saigon and unleashed a vicious hail of fire on the Americans, killing 48 of them, a U.S. military spokesman said here197 words
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118 1968-03-04 1 SYDNEY. Sun. <R*uUr> The British Government's decision to withdraw its military commitments in the Far East was not irreversible. former British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan has said here. Mr. MacMillan was •peaking on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio programme “Guest of Honour” recorded before he118 words
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Article72 1968-03-04 1 KNOXVILLE. Tennessee. Sun. (Reuter) Ed Fowlkes was all set to beat film star Paul Newman s performance of eating 50 eggs In an hour yesterday when hts stomach rebelled. Ed. a student at Tennessee University. downed 49 eggs in 53 minutes, just one off the total72 words
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Article, Illustration26 1968-03-04 1 President Johnson (on stand) watches roll -out of giant Lockheed C-5A plane for the first time, at Marietta, U.S. U.P.U., radio photo.U.P.U., radio photo. - 26 words
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312 1968-03-04 1 PETER JOB - By PETER JOB JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter) The Malaysian Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, made the butt of mass hatred here under deposed President Sukarno s regime, arrives here tomorrow (Monday) to a warm welcome from Indonesia's new leaders. This climax to the dramatic reversal312 words
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67 1968-03-04 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. (Reuter) Britain assured India the new.' Commonwealth Immigration Bill was not racially-based. and urged her not to make any move, that might be Judged as retaliation. diplomatic sources said here. Britain’s views were reported by Mr. John Freeman. High Commissioner here, in a67 words
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Article60 1968-03-04 1 BRISBANE. Sun. (Reuter) Siamese twin girls joined at the chest died in hospital here tonight 13 days after they were born at Goondiwindi, southeast of here. Doctors had been considering an operation to separate them. The twin's parent were cafe owner Mr. Christos Tetteris. 42, and60 words
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79 1968-03-04 1 JAKARTA. Sun (Reuter) Acting President General Suharto today reaffirmed that the Indonesian armed forces would not tolerate any kind of dictatorship, civilian or military, in the country. In a written speech to mark the anniversary of the Central Java Diponegoro Division, General Suharto said the79 words
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Article78 1968-03-04 1 PENANG. Sun. A 27-year-old man, apparently in an attempt to steal electrical wires from Sungei Ara, Bayan Lepas. was electrocuted last night. His body was discovered by a passer-by early this morning. Beside the body were two to three strands of cut wire, found together with78 words
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Article47 1968-03-04 1 L’AQUILA. Italy. Sun. (UPI) Three thousand high school students staged a protest strike on Saturday after the school principal suspended 17-year-old Lucia Mannettl from classes for six days. The principal said Lucia acted unbecomingly by letting her boy friend accompany her on the way to school.47 words
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123 1968-03-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federal capital's present long, long hot “summer” spell Is expected to go on for another week. A spokesman of the Meteorological Station at Subang International Airport, said today no rain was expected for at least another weekHe said123 words
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Article84 1968-03-04 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. (Reuter) Professor Christian Barnard said here yesterday that he thought he would discharge Dr Ph lip Blaiberg. the dentist he has given a new heart, from hospital after he returned to Capetown on March 11. Dr. Barnard told a Press conference he84 words
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159 1968-03-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A gang attacked and killed an Army corporal in front of a restaurant, near the Rex Theatre in Jalan Sultan here last night. Wee Tiang Kiang. 25, of the Transport Section. Batu Garrison here, was strolling with a friend. Thomas159 words
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83 1968-03-04 1 BELO HORIZONTE. Brazil. Sun. (UPI) A 34-year-old mother who “died” 60 times in 10 days and was revived with heart massages was recovering on Saturday, an emergency hospital spokesman said. Mrs. leda Albergaria entered the hospital on Feb 20 with a congenital heart83 words
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103 1968-03-04 1 Kuala lumpur, Sun. Talks on economic aid to Malaysia to off-set the withdrawal of British troops from Malaysia will be held here tomorrow. A five-member delegation led by Sir Allen Dudley, the Deputv Secretary to the British Ministry of Oversea* Development, arrive here103 words
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Article52 1968-03-04 1 TAN AH RATA, Sun The Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, Dr- Toh Chin Chye. arrived here yesterday for a week’s vacation at Singapore House. This morning. Dr. Toh accompanied Mr. Chou, captain of the Cameron Highlands Golf Club, for a round of golf. Dr. Toh will be here52 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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225 1968-03-04 2 2 stage early morning hold-up in Penang PENANG, Sun. A 48-yeor-old estate manager, Mr. Phuah Kok Soo, who is also the Kulim Branch supervisor of the Penang Turf Club three-digit lottery, was robbed of $5,000 cash by two men at his house in Green225 words
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161 1968-03-04 2 MALACCA. Sun. The three Indian Chambers of Commerce here have been urged to heed the repeated call of the Prime Minister, to the various races to help foster national unity. The appeal was made by the Chief Minister. Haji Tallb Karim at161 words
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219 1968-03-04 2 IPOH. Sun. A call to all civic minded young men to come forward to render community service was given bv the President of the Ipoh Junior Chamber. Air. L. Sarjeet Singh at their installation dinner and dance at Asrama Perak in219 words
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Article, Illustration181 1968-03-04 2 w TWISTED flaps of aluminium, strands of wire, rustv nails, nuts and bolts to the layman. these items would seem to be more appropriate in a garage or workshop than in an art gallery. But not so to Mr. Cheong Soo-Pieng of Singapore, who. three181 words
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218 1968-03-04 2 'Substantial public support for another varsity KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The call for another university, to be named “Merdeka University”, received substantial support from the public, said Dr. Chen Man Hin. the Chairman of the Democratic Action Party. The ‘‘Merdeka University" was to be sponsored by the United Chinese Teachers Association218 words
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97 1968-03-04 2 KLANG. Sun The acting Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. today called on parents and old boys’ associations to help Government in educational development. He was speaking at the opening of the Old Bovs' Association of Telok Merbau School, in Sepang near here He97 words
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Article66 1968-03-04 2 PENANG. Sun. Two youths, suspected of being responsible for robbing courting couples in the Botanical Gardens here, were detained by police las*, night. According to police, they detained three youths, following a telephone call from a member of the public, who told them that some people were66 words
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Article, Illustration114 1968-03-04 2 THE Christine Model Academy will organise a Bail on June 8 at the Chinese Assembly Hall. Kuala Lumpur The highlight will be the election of Fashion Queen 1968. Part of the proceeds of the Ball will go to the Little Sisters of the Poor114 words
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Article83 1968-03-04 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The two-dav Central General Assembly meeting of the Malaysian Chinese Association will be held here on March 23 This was decided by tha Central Working Committee of the party here today. The Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, who is tha National Chairman of83 words
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Article24 1968-03-04 2 IPOH. Sun. A motor cyclist Low Loon Hoi, 16. was killed in a head-on collision with a lorry at Kampar Road here yesterday.24 words
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245 1968-03-04 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Government was today accused of "wallowing in luxury ond extravagance," by the General Secretary of fhe National Union of Teachers, Malaysia, Mr. John Gurusamy. Commenting on the Finance Minister. Tun Tan Siew Sm s budget speech, he said.245 words
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Article57 1968-03-04 2 KAMPAR. Sun. Police have detained a youth in connection with suspected copper wire thefts. The O.C.P.D. here, ASP Abdullah Ibrahim. said copper wire thefts could be eliminated If the public would give Information. A special team was at present on mobile patrols in Kampar District57 words
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189 1968-03-04 2 SINGAPORE. Sun Some 60 delegates from nine Asian countries today launched a Committee for Development of SocioEconomic Life in Asia (SELA) an organisation for the promotion of human progress and justice in society. Mr. Gerard Keane, a member of the organising committee and Singapore's189 words
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Article, Illustration415 1968-03-04 3 Thriving nation can't afford to have 'on-lookers' Othman Wok SINGAPORE, Sun. The Mi nister for Culture and Social Affairs, Enche Othman Wok has called on more people to come out and participate actively in the Republic's affairs. Enche Othman made this call when he declared open the newly-metal-led road at415 words
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140 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. Another Singapore Government mission leaves here tomorrow for Phnom Penh to explore prospects for cooperation with Cambodia. This is the second official mission to leave for Cambodia for co- operation talks. The party comprises. Mr. PH. Meadows, Chairman. Tourist Promotion Board, and Mr.140 words
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203 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun The Council of YMCA's of Malaysia and Singapore, in conjunction with Cathay Pacific Airways, is organising a tour of East and South-East Asia from April 6 to 23. The Journey by air will take tour-participants to Thailand. Taiwan, Japan and Hongkong.203 words
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Article43 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun Dr. D.W.C. Gawne. Head of the Emergency Unit of the Outram Road Hospital will talk on “Observations from the Emergency Units at the Outram Road Hospital.” during the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore on Wednesday.43 words
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Article182 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun Mr Tom Boardman. Export Sales Manager of B.P.C. Publishing Ltd of London, is to visit Singapore in the course of a lb-day sales tour Object of the visit is to strengthen the company’s links with publishers and booksellers and discuss the distribution of182 words
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81 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. Although the dry spell in Singapore is continuing, the water level in the Republic's reservoirs is reassuringly not below average At the Macßitchie Reser- voir, the water level stands at 23.47 feet just three feet below the normal 36feet level. The lowest level81 words
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265 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Singapore ranks sixth among Commonwealth countries handling telegraph traffic, according to a summary- of the 1966 1967 statistics disclosed by the Commonwealth Telecommunications Board's 16th General Report. The Report said Singapore handled telegraph messages with 23.032.384 words telephone calls with 467265 words
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301 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Redundancy Payments Fund has come into operation with effect from Mar. 1. the latest Government gazette announced. Under the regulations all employers who are making redundancy payments shall pay it to the Fund for which an interest rate of 51 per cent per301 words
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Article22 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE Sun. There were 74 road accidents. of which four were se.ious. during the past 24 hours in the Republic.22 words
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74 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE Sun The Singapore Family Planning and Population Board will hold a leciure/demonstration. including a film show in Chinese, tomorrow at 5.30 pm at the Institute of Health. Outram Road. These lectures/demonstrations will be held regularly on every Monday of the week except public holidays74 words
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Article, Illustration328 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. Lt. Gen. Sir Reginald Denning has been, touring the Far East and visiting representatives of the Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families’ Association in the Command here. One of the oldest voluntary organisations in Britain. SSAFA needs to raise about $2 million a328 words
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Article51 1968-03-04 3 6 p.m Singapore Festival '6B at Gay World Amusement Park. Geylang. 730 p.m Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture at Kampong Race Course, Kampong Tengah (8i m.s., Ponggol Road). Yook Kiau School (Tampines Road). Tai Cheong School (Chua Chu Kang Road) and behind Taman Jurong Post51 words
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Article, Illustration245 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. The saving “to cut our coat according to our cloth’’ has great relevance for Singapore. the Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. declared today. He was speaking at the fwearing-tn ceremony of the fitn Management Committee of the Tailor Shop-Owners’ Association today245 words
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107 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. At the first annual general meeting of the Singapore National Academy of Science held recently, six new members were elected to the CouncilThey are Mr. Eric R Alfred, Dr. Chew Wee-Lek. Dr. D.S. Johnson, Dr. Leong Peng Chong. Dr. Walter R:ntoul. and107 words
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Article65 1968-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. A 63-year-old former tnsha rider fell to his death from the third floor of a Housing and Development Board block of flats in Jalan Bukit Ho Swee this morning The deceased. Kwong Teclr Th.ve. of Block 17. sustained head and chest injuries He lived65 words
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Article, Illustration696 1968-03-04 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Government is expected to declare its stand on the recognition of Nanyang University degrees next month during Nantah's convocation. A hint that the Government would give official recognition to Nantah degrees was given last night by the Minister for Education. Mr.696 words
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Article70 1968-03-04 10 SINGAPORE. Sun The Workers’ Party will held rallies ever* day from 730 to 930 p.m a* various places in the Jalan Kayu and Nee Soon consti’ueneies where two of their candidates are con'es’ing the forthcoming elections The eandida*es are Mr. Sum Choong Meng for Jalan Kavu70 words
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Article33 1968-03-04 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. M.J. Namazie was unanimously elected president of the Singapore Muslim League at its recent annual general meeting. Mr TS. Abdul Jabbar was elected hon. general secretary.33 words
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Article, Illustration428 1968-03-04 10 N.Z. hails move to form Asean defence pact Thomson SINGAPORE, Sun. Any move to invite New Zealand to toke part in Asean would be given 'Sympathetic consideration" in Wellington, Mr. D. S. Thomson, New Zealand's Defence Minister said here today. The Minister had flown in from Kuala Lumpur in a428 words
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Article164 1968-03-04 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. .An exhibition to stimulate public interest in the inherent qualities of the environment is being planned by the Singapore Planning and Urban Research Group (SPUR) with the assistance of other organisations and individuals The exhibition on environment is being planned for July.164 words
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Article, Illustration182 1968-03-04 10 SINGAPORE. Sun Twenty-eight trade unionists last night received certificates after •uccessfully completing the seven-week residential leadership training course Jointly Organised by the Na- tional Trades Union Congress and the National Youth Leadership Training Institute. The presentation was made bv the Minister of Finance.182 words
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Article278 1968-03-04 11 Razak’s call to Govt officials OEREMBAN, Sun. Th« Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, yesterday called upon Government officials to assist in whatever way possible those smallholders who were hard hit by the fall of the rubber price. On their part he said, smallholders should put in more278 words
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132 1968-03-04 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Minister of AgriCullure and Co-opera-tives. Tuan Haji Ghazali bin Jawi. todav held an hour-long hush-hush conference here with top civil servants. Alio at the meeting were the Meatri Besar. Date Hap Cthman MohSmed Sa ad. and the Chairman of the132 words
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121 1968-03-04 11 SEVANG Sun An industrial training institute mail be set up on a 27-acre p;£Ce of iand at the Ma* Mand'n site In Butterworth w.th technical aid from the German Government. Thu was disclosed by the ss.or.er of Labour. Fer.an" Mr. T. Katnam. here yesterday. Mr.121 words
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Article, Illustration29 1968-03-04 11 Mr. Homi B. Minecher Homiji, the leader of a Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East team which arrived in Kuala Lumpur for a four-day visit on Saturday.29 words
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187 1968-03-04 11 PENANG, Sun. The long dry spell now being experienced on this island has greatly offected the vegetable and farming areas in the Relau District. Nearly 100 farming families who solely depend on rain and river water for irrigation purpose? have suffered tremendously.187 words
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110 1968-03-04 11 MUAR. Sun The Bukit Gambir Local Council 15 mile* from here, has appealed to the Johore State Government for a grant of 5264.8CK1 for the construction of ten rural projects under the rural development programme. The projects to be carried out this year include: A110 words
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132 1968-03-04 11 PENANG. Sun It Is very encouraging to note that the activities Of youth organisations in Malaysia are geared towards the development of leadership training and good citizenship. This wa* contained In the address of the Governor of Penang. Tan Sri Syed Sheh bin ghahabuddin. read out132 words
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Article85 1968-03-04 11 KUCHING. Sun. The Chief Minister of Sarawak. Dato Penghulu Tawl Sli, and the Minister for Youth and Culture. Dato Ling Beng Biong. this evening received the insignia of Panglima Negara Bintang Sarawak at an investiture ceremony at the Astana. The Minister for Agriculture and Forestry, Mr Tajane85 words
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Article, Illustration192 1968-03-04 11 SEVEN members of International Rotarv District 330 which comprises Malaysia. Singapore. Thailand. Vietnam. Burma. Laos and Cambodia are on a twomonth Group Studv Exchange Tour of Rotarv District 280 the Australian State of Victoria and part of the State of New South Wales. The Asian partv192 words
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Article38 1968-03-04 11 MUAR. Sun The Simpang Rengam District Branch of the Si John Ambulance Brigade will hold a certificate-presen-tation ceremony on March 15 at 7.30 p.m. Twenty-nine members of the branch will b* presented with First Aid Certificates.38 words
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610 1968-03-04 11 E. A. SUN - SABAH NEWS BRIEFS By E. A. SUN XT' OTA KINABALU, Sun. Sabah holds great attractions for potential Australian tourists. The towns are clean and beautiful and hotel accommodations are good. These are the view expressed by the visiting Australian Minister of Labour and Tourism. Mr610 words
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182 1968-03-04 11 KUCHING. Sun. The Ibans in the Simanggang District, Second Division, are now becoming businessminded. Manv Iban families own as many as 200 to 300 vines of pepper each in their gardens, according to the Simanggang District annual report last year. In the areas such as Uhl182 words
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Article73 1968-03-04 11 MUAR. Sun. The Local Council of Gersik. 25 miles north of here, has decided to appeal to the Johore Sta f e Local Government for a sum of $117,000 for the implementation of five new projects in the Local Council area They are: A community73 words
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243 1968-03-04 11 ALOR STAR. Sun. The supplementary water supply scheme for the Sungei Patani residential areas will cost $lO million and plans for Its implementation are already being prepared by the Public Works De- partment. A business centre has also been planned and a243 words
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Article63 1968-03-04 11 MUAR. Sun Photographers in Singapore and Malaysia have been invited to take part In the Singa-pore-Malaysian photography competition, organised by the Muar District photographers' group and to be held in Muar on May 31. The competition consists of two sections: colour and monochrome. Entry forms can be obtained63 words
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124 1968-03-04 11 Union's talks with F. N. end in deadlock KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Secretary of the -National Union of Drinks Manufacturing Induitry Workers. Mr. I. Xavier, disclosed yesterday that talks held early this week between the union and the management of the Fraser and Neave for a compromise on wages and124 words
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Article47 1968-03-04 11 PENANG. Sun. The Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. will officially open the Butterworth St. John Ambulance Association's third annual general meetmg at Che Wee Kor Moral Uplifting Society Hall in Jalan Kampong Paya at 4 p.m. on March 9.47 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article259 1968-03-04 6 SYDNEY Sun. (Reuter) Closer ties between Australia and Indonesia in South-East Asian regional security arrangements were foreshadowed bv the Australian Minister for defence and the leader of the Opposition Labour Party here last night. The Minister for Defence. Mr. Allen Fairhall. and opposition leader Mr. Gough Whltlam.259 words
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886 1968-03-04 6 Henry Keys - By Henry Keys WASHINGTON, Sun. (I PI) Washington's unending debate on the course of the V'ietnamese tear is focusing on tiro questions—shall the tear he dramatically escalated tcith the dispatch of tens of thousands more troops, or shall there he a change in886 words
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362 1968-03-04 6 'Long leap forward' LBJ sees 600troop aircraft MARIETTA. Georgia. Sun. (Reuter) The United States yesterday unveiled the world s largest plane a US$2O m transport capable of carrying more than 700 fully equipped combat troops. President Johnson flew here for the ceremony and told the huge crowd who watched the362 words
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419 1968-03-04 6 'JUST LIKE THE MOVIES' LA PORTE. Indiana. Sun. (UPI) A 20-year-old man and a 13-year-old girl who said they were inspired by the movie “Bonnie and Clyde” were captured yesterday as suspects In the gun slayings of two Michigan service stat- ion419 words
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Article117 1968-03-04 6 LIVERPOOL. England. Sun. (Reuter) Trouble flared on the Chinese freighter Yongnine in port here after a photograph of chairman Mao Tse-Tung was found torn up in a hold. About 40 docker* refused to work on the 7.800-ton ship because, they claimed, crewmen had threatened and117 words
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Article71 1968-03-04 6 TURIN Sun. (Reuter) A bomb exploded outside the United States consulate here last night, smashing a door, toppling a wall and unhlnelne fixtures inside the offices, police said. The consulate, on the second floor of a flve-storey building, was deserted at the time, and there71 words
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Article53 1968-03-04 6 JAKARTA. Sun (Reuter) Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia will visit Indonesia this year. Foreign Office sources said today. The sources said the date of the visit was being set. The Emperor will be the first African head of state to visit Indonesia after Indonesia's abortive Communist53 words
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127 1968-03-04 6 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) The battles of Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson d'd net end at Trafalgar in 1805 he was hit bv shrapnel almost straight between the eyes in World War II A hole in the head of his statue in Trafalgar Square came to light127 words
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138 1968-03-04 6 OXFORD. England, (Reuter) Nearly 200 students. angered bv Britain's immigration curbs on Asians, mobbed Home Secretary James Callaghan todav and threatened him with a ducking in a goldfish pond. Demonstrators, giving the Nazi salute and shouting "Heil” jostled the Minister who piloted through parliament 'he controversial138 words
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146 1968-03-04 6 JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter) The Indonesian Army today lifted its two and a half years old policy of censoring foreign correspondents dispatches before they leave this country. No formal announcement was made but correspondents who presented their messages at the censors office were told146 words
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Article70 1968-03-04 6 MOSCOW. Sun (Reuter) —The Soviet Union launched into spare its fourth automatic station. Zond-4. Tass news agency announced yesterday. Zond-4 was put into a planned flight from the parking orbit of an artificial satellite, and measurements show that the station i* flying on a70 words
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Article270 1968-03-04 6 Keeping out Asian returnees NAIROBI. Sun. (Reuter) The Kenya government today announced conditions (or the issue of visas to British passport holders of Asian origin who wish to return to Kenya At least 6.000 of Kenya's 100.000 Asians holding such passports are estimated to have flooded270 words
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Article113 1968-03-04 6 Q.4W.4.\.-I is contentplating legislation making it compulsory for nonGhanaians to register and hold residence permits, Mr. J.ff'.K. Hartley. the Interior Minister, said last night. Mr. Hartley, who is vicechairman of the ruling National Liberation Council. said in a television interview that under the proposed legislation nonGhanaians found guilty113 words
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Article120 1968-03-04 6 BRUSSELS, Sun. (Reuter) About jOO stone thi owing demonstrators protesting against America* pre- in Vietnam clasned with riot police guarding the U.S. embassy here last night. The police made about dozen arrests and cleared the approaches to the embassy building after about 15 minutes.120 words
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Article83 1968-03-04 6 LONDON. Sun |Reuter) A plea was launched today for thousands of used nylon Stockings to help save wild animals trapped behind the rising waters of hydro-electricity dam in Venezuela. A spokesman for the International Society for the Protect on of Animals explained that braided nylon stockings83 words
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385 1968-03-04 7 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI). Prime Minister Eisaku Sato yesterday summarily rejected an opposition party request that the Japanese government adopt a "Non-nuclear declaration" in which Japan will announce to the world its intention not to possess or permit use of nuclear weapons in Japan. Mr.385 words
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Article149 1968-03-04 7 PHILADELPHIA Sun. (L PI) The USS New Jersey being prepared to join the fleet off Vietnam will be commissioned on April 6 at the Philadelphia Naval Base it was announ ced yesterday. The ship's full complement of 70 officers and 1,400 enlisted men will149 words
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Article75 1968-03-04 7 BANGKOK Sun. 'Renter > Thailand is waiting a reply from South Vietnam to link up Bangkok and Saigon by commercial telephone “All equipment for a direct connection with Saigon has been installed and checked already." Thai deputy director General of Posts and Telegraph, Mr Sriboomi75 words
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Article36 1968-03-04 7 KARACHI. Sun. (Reuter) A 30-year-old man killed himself by climbing a 90foot high electricity pvlon and hurling himself down cr to high tension wires after a family quarrel, the newspaper Dawn reported today36 words
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316 1968-03-04 7 Another assurance on US stability WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI) Sen. John Sparkman. Demnrrat-Alabama. with administration backing, moved yesterday to scuttle rumours about US. gold polities which have triggered a new flurry of bullion speculation abroad In a senate speech. Mr. Sparkman who is chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, said he316 words
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81 1968-03-04 7 MEXICO CITY: Firemen wash down a gasolin petrol-drenched street after a tanker truck filled with high octane aviation fuel exploded following a collision with a car here on February 26th. Note overturned fuel truck and charred remains of car at left. Sheets of flame flashed along the street, engulfing scoresUPI photo. - 81 words
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Article, Illustration34 1968-03-04 7 UDORN AIRBASE. Thailand: British and Canadian demonstrators are arrested at gunpoint on Thursday when they tried to picket to protest IS bombin* of North Vietnam UPI radiophoto.UPI radiophoto. - 34 words
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Article429 1968-03-04 7 MARIETTA Georgia, Sun. <UPI). President Johnson yesterday defended the "responsible" use of American power since World War 11, but warned thot there were limits to what it could accomplish. The President, said America had learned much about power and responsibility since the end of429 words
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Article178 1968-03-04 7 KIO DE JANEIRO. Sun <UPI> Income tax director Cleto Meyer has announced a system of punishment for Brazil's chronic income tax evaders It includes 300 ner cent fines and prison terms. “We plan to collect at least three billion new cruzeiros <9OO million U S dollars178 words
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Article57 1968-03-04 7 AUSTIN, Texas, Sun. (UPI) —A country singer who is trying to set a new record for living in a coffin says after eight days that if anyone is more tired than he is, “Thev ought to go ahead and be buried.” Bill White has been buried alive57 words
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Article106 1968-03-04 7 JAKARTA. Sun (Reuter) An Indonesian military prosecutor today caled for death sentence to be passed on Communist leader accused of planning Indonesia's 1965 coup attempt The prosecutor. Lieutenant Colonel Sukotjo asked a Special Military Tribunal In Bandung. West Java, today to pass the death sentence106 words
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Article110 1968-03-04 7 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reu’er) Police of Bangsue suburb in Bangkok have caught a live ghos*" and are quit* sure what to do with it. Police sources said today that Miss Prakong Panprayad. 61. walked into a police trap on Friday night, wearing a ghost mask. For110 words
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Article89 1968-03-04 7 ALGIERS. Sun. (Reuter) General de Gaulle has invited Algerian Head of State Houari Boumedienne to pay an official visit to France, the semi-official daily El Moudjahid reported yesterday. The visit would be the first by Colonel Boumedienne to Paris since he overthrew President Ahmed Ben Bella89 words
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217 1968-03-04 7 THE HAGUE. Sun. (Reuter) Bombs exploded in the Greek, Portuguese and Spanish embassies here earlv today and police raced to the U.S. embassy after an anonvmous telephone caller warned it would be bombed as well. The first explosion ripped through thp Spanish217 words
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Article72 1968-03-04 7 MOSCOW. Sun 'Reuter) Peking's automatic telephone clock “Praises Mao Tse-Tung’ before it tells th« time the Soviet news agency Tass reported here The girl who answers telephone enquines at Peking airport does the same before she answers passengers' questions The guards outside foreigners' l‘ving quarters72 words
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Article69 1968-03-04 7 LUSAKA. Sun (Reuter) Zambia's opposition African National Congress yesterday retained four parliamentary seats in by-elections held after four Congress members defected to President Kenneth Kaunda's ruling party. Zambian law provides for mandatory by-elections if an M.P switches allegiance. Congress now has nine seats in the69 words
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123 1968-03-04 7 CAIRO Sun 'Reuter) A Chinese youth, accused by the Chinese embassy in Cairo of stealing a Japanese passport before arriving here, has applied for political asylum with the Soviet embassy, the newspaper AlAhram reported today. The youth also asked the Soviet embassy to pav for123 words
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Article74 1968-03-04 7 GANDER Newfoundland. Sun (Reuter) Seventynine people escaped injury last night when a is >a airlines turho-n rt? n .’lane failed to reach the runway while attempting to crashland at the airport here The passengers were ,-d to safety after thp plane landed on cleared land74 words
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108 1968-03-04 7 WASHINGTON. S v n. (UPI) President Johnson's riot commission has delivered a grim report to the nation. It says America's cities are dangerously unprepared to cope with another summer of rioting. A survey of 30 major Pol:- e reportedly revealed "serious deficiencies” in planning,108 words
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Article477 1968-03-04 8 mHE land scheme at Bukit Goh. ten miles outside Kuantan, has fired the imaginatiori of the people of the State of Pahang. It all started as a bold experiment in living and working together for 50 unemployed youths on 400 acres of land carved out 6f the Jungle477 words
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Article135 1968-03-04 8 r\VER the week-end all over Malaysia. Royal Malay Regiment units offered special prayers In remembrance of those who had fallen during the last war, the emergency and Indonesian confrontation. Malaysians owe a large debt which could never fully be repaid for our brave soldiers who gave up135 words
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750 1968-03-04 8 Dr. JWB Douglas - By Dr. JWB Douglas DOR 21 years Britain's Medical Research Council has kept in touch with 5.00 0 children horn in 1040 and studied their development. This article, discussing important findings, is written bv the head of the Medical Research Council's unit at750 words
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507 1968-03-04 8 'Miracle rice', land reform FAO aid for Philippines MANILA. San (Reuter) President Ferdinand Marcos now has some strong cards in his hand to otercome agricultural stagnation and discontent in the Philippines These Include a locally developed h 1 g h-yleldlng "miracle rice.” a land reform programme and the possibility of507 words
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Article, Illustration318 1968-03-04 8 Henry B. Rothblatt - By Henry B. Rothblatt (Author, "Handbook of Evidence For Criminal Trials") QJHORTLY after midnight as Lottie was walking near her home, three boys grabbed her purse. Lottie screamed and fought them. When the boys ran away. Lottie ran into her house to tell her husband. Lottie and318 words
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Article322 1968-03-04 8 A S wives of political detainees, Dr Poh Soo x* Kai and Dr. Lim Hock Siew. who have been detained without trial for over five years, we cannot bear to remain silent on the remarks made by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew on political detainees during his press322 words
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173 1968-03-04 8 THE Ministry of Education has now increased the school fees for the Further Education classes and :n Penang studerts taking art as one paper, are no more allowed to take craft because they were told here all Further Education classes students173 words
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Article118 1968-03-04 8 T WRITE to say that I 1 found your report (Feb 3rd) of the appeal by the family of the detainees to the United Nations Secretary-Gene-ral refreshing after reading the report in another newspaper. Your report was free from Innuendos that the allegations of the families were without118 words
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Article65 1968-03-04 8 T AGREE with the A gentleman who said In the Eastern Sun on 22-2-1968, that it was a wise move to hold early elections. Yes. for our Singapore Government, a very wise move Indeed But I am not altogether sure that It was fair Our Government might65 words
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Article56 1968-03-04 8 THE Alliance Govern* ment must feel somewhat ashamed to have to pass a law to make people stand up for the National Anthem after ten years of Independence. I know of no other country where such a law prevails. Fines or jail will not enforce loyalty. Surely something else56 words
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614 1968-03-04 9 The weekly market review iINGAPORE, Sun. Strength of the Industrial shares featured in last week's Stock Exchange of Singapore and Malaysia with heavy turnover and gains, scored a broad front. With the market so active last week, a turnover of 9.286,500 units valued614 words
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Article181 1968-03-04 9 BOMBAY. Sun. (Reuter) India vesterday lowered its bank rate from six to five per cent. The Reserve Bank also announced reduction in the lending and deposit rates of banks and a further lowering on the concessional rates for export finance. The bank rate reduction v as181 words
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Article, Illustration352 1968-03-04 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Lee Wah Finance Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lee Wah Bank Ltd., will open its doors for business on Wednesday at No. 391, North Bridge Road. Lee Wah Bank Ltd. is the second oldest indigenous commercial bank in Singapore and was established352 words
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Article475 1968-03-04 9 Harry Hobbs - and under new pressure By Harry Hobbs T ONDO>\ Sun, (UPI) A new weekend attack of currency nerve* hit the pold markets in London and F’aris and «-et the pound and dollar under new pressure. Anxious businessmen watched the development. Some took protective action on the commodity futures markets to475 words
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Article112 1968-03-04 9 JAKARTA. Sun (Reu'er) Indonesia's first tin smelting plant has produced 1.800 tons of tin concentrates. The agency said the US $2 8 million plant, bought in West Germany in 1961. would be able to process 25.000 tons, almost double Indonesia*’ tin production. The agency added that112 words
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222 1968-03-04 9 TOKYO, Sun. (Reuter). The Japanese Government yesterday decided to import a maximum of 100,000 tons of rice from the Chinese People's Republic this year. Government sources said the rice import increase was needed to break the current stagnation at the222 words
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321 1968-03-04 9 TOKYO, Sun. (JTB) Two out of every five new ships in the world are being built by Japan, according to Lloyd's Register of Shipping Statistics recently. Total world orders at the end of December, 1967 reached a new record of 40.351,369 tons, of which Japan321 words
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210 1968-03-04 9 Economic, trade relations: IndonesiaS. Korea agreement JAKARTA. Sun. (UPI) Indonesia and South Korea yesterday signed an agreement for closer economic and trade relations. Both Governments agreed to examine on a regular basis the Import requirements of the two countries with a view to widening the scope of commodities to be210 words
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Article, Illustration193 1968-03-04 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. John Hoyer, General Manager for SAS and THAI INTER* NATIONAL for district Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore, has announced that more of their local staff are being sent to their special training school in Copenhagen. Mr Anthony Ng and Mr Vincent Loo193 words
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Miscellaneous1456 1968-03-04 10 your XV and RADIO today TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KUALA LI MPUR and Pulau Plnang; 6 lp«n Melaka 3*lo Johore Bahru: 4 Tatping; 7 Batu Pahat; Kluang. P M.: 5.4'i Opening Announcement and Prog Summary; 5 m News Outlines in the National Language; 555 National bongs: 6 00 News in1,456 words
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Article, Illustration338 1968-03-04 12 YOU MAY come from a poor family and cannot afford to buy thick volume* and encyclopaedias. yet you can acquire the whole field of human knowledge, from Shakespeare to atomic energy, without having to spend a cent. The secret? An hour a day at338 words
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Article, Illustration188 1968-03-04 12 RIVERS can be found almost everywhere. They provide a constant supply of water for irrigation, for example. the River Nile in Egypt and Hwang Ho in China Without this constant supply of water, crops would not thrive. Rivers are a means of communication too. like the188 words
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Article, Illustration231 1968-03-04 12 WE may say that parents should understand us better since they have already passed the stage we are in apd have had similar experiences. joys and troubles which we are now' experiencing Perhaps it is best that we try to see their point of view. instead231 words
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Article, Illustration281 1968-03-04 12 MANY people say that “money is the root of all evil” Of course it is only partly correct Money is not always an evil thing It all depends on how you use money. Money may be said to be the most useful thing in281 words
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Article, Illustration423 1968-03-04 12 rpo be happy is quite an easy thing to do. Everyone is able to Have 1 happiness if he makes up his mind to live happily. If you wish to be happy, try to bring happiness to your family, your friends423 words
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Article, Illustration269 1968-03-04 12 THE ADVENT of science has brought forth rapid progress and radical change Science has brought about the introduction of mechanical devices. Today, mechanical powers are eliminating both mental and physical strain and stresses of men Men have all sorts of machines to help in his work269 words
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Article, Illustration226 1968-03-04 12 NO one can fail to realise the important part that newspapers play in the daily life of the people. Not only does It keep us informed about, events of interests in foreign lands and those in our own country but at the same time it moulds226 words
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Article, Illustration223 1968-03-04 12 MALAYSIA is a multiracial country. The majority of the people are Malays. Chinese. Indians and other races These people cannot vet think in terms of one However to make every one think as a nation, we must have unity and understanding. Solidarity means unity resulting223 words
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Article, Illustration247 1968-03-04 12 Last year, my aunt In Penang, wrote a letter to me inviting me to visit her I could not refuse her invitation. so I gratefully acepted it. She suggested that I should start the journev as soon as the second term holidays started. With247 words
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Article, Illustration338 1968-03-04 12 THE USUAL atmosphere in the busy street was a monotony. Often. one would feel giddy and uncomfortable while the sun was at its highest. Hawkers and traffic jams were a great confusion every now and then. Once in a twinkle of an eye .things338 words
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Article, Illustration432 1968-03-04 12 I WAS 10 years old then. It was a fine day. My friend. Jane, and I were walking home after school. I asked her to go swimming that afternoon. Jane, being a rather obedient girl, said that she would not be allowed to432 words
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Advertisement154 1968-03-04 12 Rules of Eastern Sun’s essay writing All entrants are requested to observe the following rules: 1. Each entrant must fill in his/her own writing the entry form appended below. 2. No entry trill be considered without the entry form proiterly filled un. 3. The entrant must attach his/her photrygraph to154 words
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Article, Illustration564 1968-03-04 13 ELIZABETH RODRIGUES - By ELIZABETH RODRIGUES FEW decades ago, men were comfortably secured in their jobs. But today, they face stiff competition from the foir sex. In fact, they are everywhere, including hotel management, which was once considered a man's job. One such woman who penetrated564 words
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Article, Illustration401 1968-03-04 13 SHOTA USHIO - By SHOTA USHIO, United Press International UPL rPHE Saikai coffee shop radiates security and makes its customers feel like millionaires. For, of all places, it was built inside an underground bank vault after the vault's business failed A Japanese busi- nessman installed a massive steel vault filled— UPL; — UPI photo by; Saigo.; — UPI photo by Saigo. - 401 words
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424 1968-03-04 13 UPI. A Japanese doctor claims there is great possibility of curing cancer patients by treating them with treated mumps virus, it was revealed recently. Dr. Teruo Asada. 43. of Kameoka City near Loo in Japan, writing in the latest issue of the journal of the— UPI. - 424 words
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Advertisement304 1968-03-04 13 "FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD "Far from the madding crowd's ignoble strife. Their sober wishes never learned to stray; Along the cool sequestered vale of life Thev kept the noiseless tenor of their war.” Thomas Hardy's Immortal Classic Now A GREAT MGM Film in 70 MM and Metrocolor V Everyone304 words
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Miscellaneous296 1968-03-04 13 ©SIIAW ORGANISATION LIDO Phone ***** Hurry: Hurry! Mr It LAIT S DAYS! US. 5 15. 545 o a "Caaelot" start* promptly at 15* pm J p m «53 p m SCHOOL Children CONCESSION *1.50 TO ANY SEAT AT 1 «5 A 5 15 p m. SHOWS DAILY Richard Harru. Franco296 words
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Miscellaneous188 1968-03-04 13 lcathaQß CATHAY I PALACE ***** *****0 ft 3» <& 9.15 n mH 6 45 9 40 pa “Wattrhole No. 3'* tPir.) James Coburn. Color. Scope opens tsm3rbowT" PENNT" Paramount l Pala WILL PENNT Charlton Heston Cathat: COMING SOON’ Craig Stevens 'TiCNK'' Co'ar (Par.' ORCHARD-***** MAIN PICTURE STARTS 1.17 447 <fc-188 words
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889 1968-03-04 14 SINGAPORE. Sun Following is the list of horses in training for the Singapore Turf Club Derby meeting on March 9, 10. 16 and 17. Trainer Ahmad bin Abdul Sam ad 1. Chen-Li-Chu 2. Red Peony 3. Lash 4. Victory II 5.889 words
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771 1968-03-04 14 BRIDGETOWN. Barbados. Sun. (Reuter) John Edrich and Geoff Boycott shared an unbroken opening partnership of 169 as England marched powerfully towards West Indies’ first innings total of 349 on the third day of third cricket Test here yesterday. Boycott, fresh from his double-century against771 words
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172 1968-03-04 14 CARDIFF. Sun. (Reuter) The Welsh Rugby Union selectors, dissatisfied with their team's 5-0 victory performance over Scotland last month, on Friday made five changes for the international against Ireland at Dublin on March 9. They have completely reorganised their threequarter line. Kerl Jones172 words
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Article73 1968-03-04 14 NEW DELHI. Sun. (Reuter) India decided to support an International Lawn Tennis Federation proposal to create a new class of “authorised” player. But at Its annual meeting. the All-India Lawn Tennis Association decided to accept whatever decision the International body takes on the question73 words
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Article34 1968-03-04 14 MUAR. Sun. Penang and Taiplng Prison Departments Combined beat Muar Prisons Invitation 1-0 in a charity football match in aid of the Prison Officers' Educational Funds at the Town Council Pad&ng here34 words
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Advertisement487 1968-03-04 14 IAbiERN Sun Classified advertisements can be accepted at the following addresses: MONT DOR MILK BAR. Ngee Ann Building Singapore SS. MUBARUK fr Brothers. 63, Bras Basah Road, and 2. Maiu Avenue, Serangoon Carden Estate. Singapore TAY BUAN CUAN LTDSUPERMARKET 83. East Coast Road. Singapore 15. Tel: *****9 HAMIEM STORE. 1419.487 words
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Advertisement494 1968-03-04 14 TENDER NOTICES J.K.R. SELANGOR PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. TAWARAN daripada pemborong yang berdaftar diJ. di-dalam kelas D kaatas dan ka-atas kepala II akan di-terima di-Pcjabat Jurutera Penguasa. J.K.R. K. hingga jam pukul 3.00 petang pada 8 3.1968 untok:— PROVIDING WATER PROOF COVERING OVER THE ROOF OF CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT. PETALING JAYA. KUALA494 words
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Advertisement506 1968-03-04 14 TENDERS PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R.. MELAKA TAWARAN daripada pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R. daiam Kelas “C” dan ka-atas akan di-terima diPejabat Jurutera Negeri, Melaka. sa-hmgga pukol 3.00 petang pada 14hb. Mach, 1968 untok:MEMBENA LOJI PEMBERSEHAN AYER DAN KERJA2 YANG BERK AIT AN UNTOK BEKALAN .AYER MERLIMAU SUNGEI RAMBAI DI-CHIN CHIN. MELAKA. Semua506 words
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Advertisement348 1968-03-04 14 r PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYA. APPLICATIONS are invited from Malaysian Citizens below 40 years of age to fill several non-academic appointments. (a) Administrative Assistant Salary Scale: $350 x 20 390 42# x 28 706. Qualifications: <i) A Full Higher School or its equivalent with not less than 2348 words
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Article, Illustration1392 1968-03-04 15 LITTLE NENE - HE WINS CROWN BY SIX STROKES By LITTLE NENE SINGAPORE, Sun. Discarding final round jitters, Hsieh Yung-yo, the lanky golfing wizard from Taiwan, shot a last round 71 for an aggregate 275 to walk away with the 1968 Singapore Open championship with six precious strokes to1,392 words
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Article2084 1968-03-04 15 WINDSOR LAD - Jockey Coles boots home three winners By WINDSOR LAD PENANG. Sun The Rudy van Breukelen-Les C c' combinat.on came to the fore when Avenger II and Black Tulip completed doubles here this afternoon, concluding day of the Penang Turf Club s Spring meeting. Avenger 11. wen2,084 words
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Article58 1968-03-04 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Johore Malays beat Singapore Malays 5-3 in a Sultan Gold Cup match played at Seri Galam here this evening Half-time score was 3-0 in Johore's favour. Johore's Osman Abdullah scored a hattrick. Other scorers for Johore were Latiff Ibrahim and Rahmat Meon Singapore’s goals58 words
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Article50 1968-03-04 15 SEREMBAN. Sun. The Harimau Sports Club ‘‘A retained the Bidney Ananda trophy for the fourth successive year when they edged Negri Sembilan Schools Sports Council "A I—o in the womens hockey competition here toda*. A goal in the second half by Mur.iarthl earned them the trophy.50 words
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Article46 1968-03-04 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. Joint Services beat Singapore's Under-23 squad 4-2 in a friendly match played at .lalan Besar this evening. Services' led 2-1 at halftime. Scorers for Services were Thomson (2), Herding and Peeky. one each. Robin Chan and Lim Lye Huat scored for Singapore.46 words
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Article70 1968-03-04 15 IPOH. Sun. The Perak Police Cricket Association beat Ipoh Club bv 98 runt in their one-day annual cricket match at the Municipal Padang here today. The Perak Police Cricket Association were 216 all out and Ipoh Club 112 P.G. de Silva 71 runs (retired) was70 words
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Article55 1968-03-04 15 SEREMBAN. Sun The annual cricket match betweeh Outstation and Instat.on for the Leonard Trophy ended in an exciting draw here today. Instation, set to score 165 runs in 135 minutes were 17 runs short when stumps were drawn Final score*: Outstation. t«6 and 124 Instation:55 words
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Article31 1968-03-04 15 SEREMBAN. Sun In an all-Malaysian Police finals of the Negri Sembilan Club fix-a-side hockey carnival for the Sivagnanam Cup. Police C” beat Police "D” 3—2 after extra time.31 words
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Miscellaneous48 1968-03-04 15 BIG SWEEP Mi mkL i TOTAL POOL: $80,140 Ist PRIZE No: *****2 $26,446 2nd PRIZE No: *****4 $6,611 3rd PRIZE No: *****7 $3,305 STARTERS: ($550 eoch):Nos. *****8, *****7, 21 1706, *****4, *****8, *****9, *****6, *****7. CONSOLATION; ($330 each):Nos. *****6, *****3, *****6, *****3, *****7, *****4, *****8, *****9, *****9, *****2.48 words
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Article594 1968-03-04 16 League leaders beaten 3-1 by the 'unpredictables' T ONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Chelsea, the unpredictables of English soccer, shock* ed League leaders Manchester United when they won 3—l at Manchester in Division One yesterday. United, with nearest rivals, Leeds United, playing in the League Cup final against594 words
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Article367 1968-03-04 16 LONDON*. Sal (Reuter) Results of football matches played today were ENGLISH ONE Burnley 0 Man C:tv 1 Everton 3 Coventrv C 1 Leicester C 3 Sheffield U 1 Man. U. 1 Chelsea 3 Sheffield W 1 Newcastle U 1 Sunderland” 0 Southampton 3 Wolves 1 Liverpool 1 ENGLISH367 words
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Article1784 1968-03-04 16 ENGLISH ONE HOME AWAY Man. United Leeds Man. City Liverpool P P 30 29 29 30 W W 11 13 11 13 D D 2 2 2 1 L L 1 0 2 1 F F 3 38 37 A A 14 10 14 9 10 13 101,784 words
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Article, Illustration141 1968-03-04 16 The handsome six-year-old stallion His Grace is paraded before delegates to the Seventh Asian Raring Conference, held in New Zealand recently, in the parade ring at West Derby Stud, near Levin. 55 miles north of Wellington. Bred at West Derby. His Grace, in a141 words
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119 1968-03-04 16 MULTAN. Pakistan. Sun (Reuteri Pakistan hit back well after being dismissed for 366 on the second day of their four-day unofficial Test against a Commonwealth team here yesterday. Leg-spinner Inti k h a m Alam took three wickets and at the close the Commonwealth were 127119 words
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Article57 1968-03-04 16 SYDNEY. Sun. (Reuter) Karen Moras. Australian hope for the Olympics, failed in an attempt to beat the world 880 yards freestyle swimming record held by American Meyer, here last night. Miss Moras broke the Australian record with a time of nine minutes 47.0 seconds, but Miss57 words
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Article48 1968-03-04 16 MUAR. Sun.—The fourth Malaysian youth basketball championships will be held at Johore Bahru from April 15 The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Othman bin Haji Mohamed Sa'at. who is also President of the Johore State Sports Council, will declare open the championships at 7.30 p.m.48 words
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Article59 1968-03-04 16 BRIDGETOWN. Barbados. Sun. (Reuter) Wes Hall, the West Indies fast bowler, went to hospital for an X-ray examination after being rapped on the hand while batting in the Third Test here against England. Hall was struck by a ball from David Bown and has a suspected59 words
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265 1968-03-04 16 VERNON MORGAN - By VERNON MORGAN T ONDON, Sun. (Reuter). Leeds United proved too good for their London opponents Arsenal in yesterday's English Football League Cup final, winning by I—o after their match at Wembley. The winning goal came In the 18th minute following a corner265 words
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354 1968-03-04 16 NEW YORK. Sun. (Reuter) Unbeaten heavyweights Joe Frazier and Buster Mathis clash at the new Madison Square Garden here tomorrow in a double world title programme which could gross over one million dollars (£416,600) from the live gate and closed-circuit television. The heavyweights,354 words
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Article63 1968-03-04 16 PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad. Sun (Reuter) Bryan Davis, the West Indies and Trinidad opening batsman, will play for Glamorgan this summer. He has accepted a contract to play as a professional and will leave for Britain next month He will, however, be unable to p’ay63 words
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371 1968-03-04 16 BRADFORD. England, Sun. (Reuter) A secondhalf rally enabled Great Britain to beat France by 19 points to eight in their Rugby League international here yesterday. France led eight-six at halftime and It was not until the 50th minute that Britain took the lead In371 words
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Miscellaneous67 1968-03-04 16 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 2.57 a m. (7.5 ft.). 3.26 p m. (7.6 ft.). Port Swettenham: 8.09 am. (13.9 ft.), 8 27 pm (14.5 ft.). Port Dickson: 9.06 am. (8.0 ft.), 9.30 p m. (8.7 ft.). Singapore: 1.33 a.m. (9.1 ft.), 1.55 p.m. (8.6 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 12.19 a m.67 words
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