Eastern Sun, 10 March 1968
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Title Section24 1968-03-10 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION "fa Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 582 Sunday. 10 March 1968. MC (P) 0050 Price 15 cents24 words
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Article189 1968-03-10 1 Wee Hock Chye - By Wee Hock Chye MALACCA. Sat A 2 a m. tire at Batang Malacca village, -8 miles from here, today gutted seven twostoreyed brick and plank shophouses, causing an estimated damage of 5100.000. A total of 83 people were rendered homeless and a 35-year-old shopkeeper189 words
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Article32 1968-03-10 1 SAIGON. Sat (UPI)—US. Marines defending Vietnam's northernmost rrovince south of the demilitarized zone, killed 359 Communists in a series of battles during the past two days, spokesmen said today.32 words
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Article, Illustration554 1968-03-10 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye will relinquish his portfolio, when the new Government is sworn in after April 15. to take up an appointment as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore. However Dr. Toh will remain a member of the554 words
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115 1968-03-10 1 LAS PALMAS. Canary Islands. Sat. (Reuter) British adventurer Francis Brenton. 41. will set out this week to attempt the firstever solo balloon flight across the Atlantic. He will carry food supplies, but not water. Liverpool-born Mr. Brenton who has twice sailed across ’he Atlantic115 words
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Article84 1968-03-10 1 JAKARTA. Sat. (Reuterl— The local authorities in Bogor where deposed President Sukarno lives have decided to take over a portion of the big land holding of his wife Hartini. Indonesia's Antara News Agency reported today. Madame Hartini has been in trouble over the size of her 4184 words
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217 1968-03-10 1 SAIGON, Sat. (Reuter). —Saigon and its twin city of Cholon are now clear of Vietcong. The last remnants of the guerrilla force which infiltrated the capital on January 31 have been eliminated, a Government spokesman said today. The spokesman said a month-long search and217 words
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Article65 1968-03-10 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The two-and-a-half-month dry spell in the Federal Capital was broken today as rain fell towards ,the evening. The brief but heavy shower lasted for about three quarters of an hour. Rain was also reported in several other towns. In Malacca, there was a65 words
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63 1968-03-10 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reuteri Senator Robert F Kennedy was today reported heading off mounting pressure from political friends to challenge President Johnson in next November’s national election. Aides said the late President Kennedy’s brother was determined to keep out of the race, in spite of new63 words
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Article58 1968-03-10 1 OAXACA. Mexico. Sat. (UPI) American. French and Mexican “Hippies" reappeared in the vicinity of Oaxaca yesterday for the beginning of the mushroom season. Informed sources said the Hippies, who were expelled recently from Mexico as a public nuisance, had begun a pilgrimage to the isolated town of58 words
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Article111 1968-03-10 1 HONG KONG. Sat. (UPI) Over 243 pounds of gold changed hands in 30 minutes on the Chinese gold and silver exchange here today reflecting Friday's gold buying spree on the London Bullion Market. The market opened at US49 per tael (li ounces), shot up to111 words
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212 1968-03-10 1 KEN STANLEY - By KEN STANLEY KAMPAR, Sat. Muslims celebrating Hari Raya Haji here today especially those in kampongs had to carry water in buckets to mosques for their traditional washing up before prayers. This is because most of the wells which normally provide water to Muslims212 words
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Article135 1968-03-10 1 MANILA. Sat. (UPI) A newly purchased Americanbuilt transport plane ran into a tropical thunderstorm and crashed last night taking all 14 persons aboard to their death in the waters off the northeast coast of Panay Island. the Department of Civil Aviation reported today. The plane135 words
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NEWS
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389 1968-03-10 2 'jV’EW DELHI, Sat. (UP!) —Several nations are rushing ministers to the United Nations-Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) because of reports of crisis problems, conference sources report- ed yesterday Ministers expected to help delegations make policy decisions were Swiss Director o? Commerce389 words
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124 1968-03-10 2 BEXLEY. England, Sat (Reuter* Conservative leader Mr Edward Heath attacked the government tonight for running British ecortomic policy like a hitrun motonst. Mr. Heath, in a speech to party supporter? accused Premier Harold Wilson's Labour Government of failures and mismanagement that brought the need124 words
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Article57 1968-03-10 2 RED BLUFT. California. 6at. (UPI) A crucifix attributed to El Greco and valued at L'Ss2o.ooo warstolen yesterday form a trapptst monastery while monks attended mass Under Sheriff Don Philips Identified the suspected thief as Bernard West 42. who spent five days at the Monastery last month He57 words
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96 1968-03-10 2 WASHINGTON. Sa‘. (Peuteri -XmerieanSwedish relations today appeared heavily strained over Vietnam following the recall of the u S Ambassador in Stockholm for special consultations with the state Department. Although officials refused to say so outright, there wpre strong Indication? that Ambassador William H. Heath96 words
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Article38 1968-03-10 2 BANGKOK. Sat (UPI) Cambodian Ruler Prince Norodom S hanouk has openly named pro-Arrencan Gen. Lon Nol for the first time a* the man who will succeed him if hi? countrv's Communist insurgency doe* not die down shortly38 words
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Article148 1968-03-10 2 LAGOS Sat (UPI) The Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference will be held in London this fall. Commonwealth Secretary General Mr Arnold Smith said yesterday. Mr Smith said he was in “continuous contact" wi‘h leaders of the various Commonwealth countries on the da’e for the conference arid148 words
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47 1968-03-10 2 Pointe-A-Pitre, Guadeloupe Firemen searching the wreckage of an Air France Boeing 707 which crashed into the 4,000 ft. st. mountain moments before attempting to land in the southern part of this Caribbean French island last Thursday. All 63 persons aboard the plane were killed. photo. UPI radiophoto.; — UPI radio - 47 words
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102 1968-03-10 2 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth opened her newspapers today and read a frontpage story written by her student son Prince Charles The 19-year-oid heir to the throne made his debut in Journalism writing for Cambridge Universitys newspaper. Varsity Extracts from h:* article, recording first102 words
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109 1968-03-10 2 BELLE ISLE. Louisiana Sat. < UPI) Weary miners, who laboured 60 hours to rescue 21 trapped workers, today took on the sad. dreary job of removing the bodies of the men who died m Louisiana's greatest mine disaster. The small makeshift elevator constructed to109 words
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81 1968-03-10 2 JAKARTA. Sat. (Reuter) Indonesia's Antara news agency today published repoms of mass surrenders by Communist re-els in troubled West Borneo province The reports claimed that 1 .oon rebels surrendered in Sa-nbas district las' February 20 and 2.500 more in the Singkawang area at81 words
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Article, Illustration61 1968-03-10 2 White-shrouded Muslim women attending Hari Raya Haji prayers at the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. They were among more than 2.000 Muslims who turned up at the mosque to attend the prayers. Joining them at prayers were also the Yang diPertuan Agong and the Raja Perma'suri Agong, the Deputy61 words
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Article135 1968-03-10 2 SAIGON. Sat (Reuter) Three mas* graves containing th® bodies of more than 100 civilians, including wo. me n and children, with their hand' tied behind their back* have been uncovered in the Forbidden City" of Hue a I.S. Embassy spokesman said here todar. The spokesman135 words
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Article171 1968-03-10 2 SAIGON. Sat. (UPI) North Vietnamese intensified their shelling of the US. marine base at Khe Sanh and one-of the rounds today struck a storage area. exploding teargas cannisters and wafting the gas throughout bunkers where leathernecks sought refuge under attack U S. spokesmen said today171 words
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95 1968-03-10 2 NEW DELHI. Sat (Neuter) The newspaper the Statesman today reported bloody flashes in the past ten days between two groups of Mao Tse Tung supporters in Tibet The newspaper's correspondent in Darjeeling near the Tibetan border said light arms and machine guns were freely95 words
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Article80 1968-03-10 2 NASSAU. Bahamas. Sal (Reu ter) A five-mile long oil *lUk drif'ed today off the gleaming holiday beaches of the Bahamas Island of Eleuthera« already soiled by hug® black oi, clo’s from the wrecked Greek tanker Genera! Colocotronis Detergent* are being flown to Eleuthera for a massive80 words
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Article109 1968-03-10 2 COLOMBO. Sat (Reuter) Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake ?aid tonight that Ceylon had always exercised effective control over Kachchativu —a tiny uninhabited Island in the Palk Straits separating the two countries which India also claims to OUT Th* Prime Minister, answering an opposition question. to’d the109 words
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Article61 1968-03-10 2 LONDON. Sat (Reuter) A man in Lahore made suitcases with false bottoms and sold them stocked with cannabis to be smuggled abmad. the Central Criminal Court heard here today. The statement was made Mahammed Athar Maqeood. 24. who was jailed for three years after admitting possessing61 words
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Article117 1968-03-10 2 Mia plays hide-and-seek NEW YORK. Sat (Reuter) Actress Mia Farrow played hide-and-seek with pressmen at Kennedy Airport here for almost two hours tonight after flying m from her sixweek visit to India After refusing to leave the airliner to face a battery of waiting cameramen and reporters. the 23-year-old estranged117 words
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Article33 1968-03-10 2 SEOUL, Sat <UPI> Foreign Minister Choi Kyu-Hah said today South Korea will participate in the Foreign Ministers meeting of Vietnam war allies to open on April 4 in Wellington, New Zealand.33 words
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173 1968-03-10 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Planter official organ of the Incorporated Society of Planters has railed on companies who were “inconsiderately discarding loyal and efficient planters" to “think again". "Companies whose estates are not in good order or find themselves short of funds after173 words
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Article59 1968-03-10 2 KAMPALA. Sat. (Reuter) A n estimated 200 Asians here holding India or British passports have received orders to leave Uganda within 30 days because they were wrongly issued with permits by Uganda's Immigration authorities Letters issued to them sav their permits issued several years ago are59 words
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159 1968-03-10 2 SALISBURY. Sat. (Reuter) Lawyers today worked on last minute appeals for the lives of six Africans, due to be hanged on Monday. as Rhodesian leaders prepared for fresh fury abroad at the new executions. Reliable sources here said the six men will159 words
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191 1968-03-10 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A regional shipping line formed by countries in the region including Malaysia, Singapore. Thailand. The Philippines. Indonesia, and even Formosa is probably the only wav to help break the monopoly held by the Far Eastern Freight Conference. This191 words
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Article42 1968-03-10 2 Work of prominent Malaysian artists by Peninsular Art Society at 41. Jalan Raja, Muda. 9 a.m. to 6 pm. Jalan Weld Swimming Pool 9.30 a.m. to 12 30 pm 2 p.m. to 5 pm. and 6 pm to 9 p.m.42 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article241 1968-03-10 3 Martin Lim - By Martin Lim SINGAPORE. Sat. The current spell of Singapore's “long, hot summer" was temporarily broken todav bv a sudden “freak drizzle.” However, the drizzle was short-lived. It lasted only 15 minutes much to the disappointment of the Republic's two-million “roasted” population. Among the first241 words
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Article, Illustration618 1968-03-10 3 SINGAPORE. Sai. The physical changes alte ing the face of the Republic call for adjustment in the peoples' social Tallies. This was the opinion of the Acting Head of the Department of Extra-Mural Studies in the University of Singapore. Mr J618 words
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Article, Illustration139 1968-03-10 3 SINGAPORE Sat., No. 48 Squadron. R.A.F. reformed last October with the new Hercules transports, received back its Standard at a service attended by members and families at St. George’s Church, R.AF. Changi. Singapore, recently. Standard Bearer was Flying Officer F.D.A. Har- low and the escorts139 words
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83 1968-03-10 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. A Malaysian, Ahmad bin Sheik Mohamad, has been permanently pro h i bited from entering the Republic of Singapore A Prohibition of Entry Order (subsection 1 of section 9) issued under the Im m l gratinn Ordinance, was announced in a Government83 words
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Article60 1968-03-10 3 SINGAPORE. Sat The Singapore Family Planning and Population Board will hold a family planning lecture-demonstration, including a film show, on Tuesday at 5.30 p m at the Institute ol Health. Outram Road. The lecture demonstration will be held regularly every Monday, except on public holidays. It60 words
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Article51 1968-03-10 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. A 60-year-old pedestrian. G. Sundram was killed on-the-spot yesterday evening when he was knocked down by a motor car at the junction of Woodlands Road and Mandal Road There were also 38 other *cc Icrts five of which were serious during the last 2451 words
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Article, Illustration248 1968-03-10 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Although the R.AF has announced the phasing out of the Handley Page Hastings aircraft from squadron transport duties and Its almost total replacement by the Hercules and Argosy, three of these pistor, -engined stalwart* are still doing sterling work with the Far East Communications248 words
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Article, Illustration359 1968-03-10 3 10 officers for training on Indian cruiser SINGAPORE. Sat. The visiting Flag Officer Commanding the Western Fleet of the Indian Navy. Rear Admiral S. N. K"hli this morning called on the Defence Minister. Mr. Lim Kim San at the .Ministry of Interior and Defence. Rear Admiral• Pix by Richard Chow. - 359 words
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639 1968-03-10 4 KUCHING, Sot. The Bonking (Amendment) Bill and the Central Bank of Malaysia (Amendment) Bill just passed by Parliament, giving additional powers to the Government to control the Banking system in the country will be used "judiciously and with restraint Giving this639 words
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Article, Illustration405 1968-03-10 4 Hoo Ban Khee - By Hoo Ban Khee KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mr. Wong Sak Kong is a carpenter. But unlike many of his counterparts, he is a carpenter with a difference in that he paints and is undoubtedly one of the many up-and-coming artists in our young nation.405 words
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167 1968-03-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Chairman of the Malaysian Rubber Exchange. Senator Gan Teck Yau, today expressed full support for a joint Singapore' Malaysian public inquiry into the rates charged by the Far East Freight Conference. “I am all in favour of it.”167 words
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Article159 1968-03-10 4 IPOH. Sat. The barking of dogs and the mewir.g of cats added to the excitement of the first Dog and Cat Show organised by *he Ipoh Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at St Michael's Institution here this afternoon More than 60159 words
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205 1968-03-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia has drawn up a list of projects to be financed by British aid to off-set her imminent military pull-out. They include land schemes and irrigation works. Disclosing this today, the Deputy Secretary to the Treasury. Mr.205 words
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155 1968-03-10 4 IPOH. Sat —The. St Michael's Institution here have pulled off a grand “double" by winning the Tunku Abdul Rahman Trophy in the Malaysian InterSchool Life Saving Competition for the second successive year The school chalked up a total of 1.2204 points to beat their155 words
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41 1968-03-10 4 SITIAWAN, Sat Part of some jewellery stolen at Simpang Dua here recen'ly was recovered by the Pol.ce yesterday. Three men nave been arrested m connection with the burglarv The value of the jewellery recovered was $3OO41 words
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Article115 1968-03-10 4 SLIM RIVER. Sat Six hundred and sixty-three pounds of copper-wire worth 51,100. belonging to the Telecommunications Depar'ment. was s'oien from Kepala Bal; Estate near here last night. A police spokesman said today that thefts of copperwire were becoming a daily occurrence He appealed to the publie te115 words
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Article41 1968-03-10 4 IPOH. Sat A Volkswagen car. worth $5,000 stolen in Lau Ek Ching Street here recently was recovered in the Botanical Gardens in Penang yesterday A man has bee n detained by the Police in connection with the theft.41 words
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223 1968-03-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The German Concert Chamber Opera Luebeck, which gave a performance here last night, received a long thunderous applause when it ended for fhe night. The 33-member ensemble, which was here only for one show performed with such zest that it223 words
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464 1968-03-10 4 PENANG, Sat. Forty-eight people from various walks of life have been awarded honours on the occasion of the birthday of the Governor of Penang, Tan Sri Syed Sheh bin Syed Abdullah Shahabudin, which falls tomorrow. Three have been given Justice of the Peace title464 words
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381 1968-03-10 4 PENANG. Sat. The Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, today clarified that electrical failures in certain districts had not been due to any fault of the City Council. In reply to a letter in a local daily which stated that residents of those affected areas381 words
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292 1968-03-10 4 KUCHING, Sot. The Minister of Fin* ance, Tun Tan Siew Sin, warned last night that unless all loyal Malaysians in Sarawak put up a united front and beat the communists decisively, there could be trouble in fu- ture. Speaking at a dinner292 words
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117 1968-03-10 4 SINGAPORE. Sat The O six-day Asian Workshop on Justice and Human Progress concluded today wi h the delegates issuing SEVEN CHALLENGES to Governments in Asia. Among the challenges is one calling on the Governments in Asia to take the leadership in initiating speedy social changes117 words
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255 1968-03-10 5 CINGAPORE, Sat The Geylang West Citizens' Consultative Committee has collected $1 1,265 for the National De- fence Fund Announcing this of a sending-off party for 38 National Servicemen, the Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin said: "This is a very255 words
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Article, Illustration103 1968-03-10 5 gINGAPORE. Sat. Twenty students from the Singapore American School left for Bangkok vesterdav bv a Malavsia-Singapore Airlines Comet to take part in the Annual Sports meet organised by the International School in Bangkok. Accompanying the group were Mr. Thomas Ingham. Guidance Director of the School,103 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1363 1968-03-10 5 EDIFFUSION (Silver Network) KUALA LUMPLR INDIAN PROGRAMMES 600 Geethaarambam’’ f r °K, Summary 605 Interlude 6.15 News 620 Vaikarai Geethangal 64^.JS:ina Paadalka! ENGLISH PROGRAMMES eo9 Rediffusion March and Opening Annct. 7.00 News 7.10 “Light and Bright" 7.45 “News in Bahasa Kebangsaan" Word A Day” 600 News 8.10 Prog Summary f1,363 words
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Miscellaneous1497 1968-03-10 5 rom TV and Radio TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KUALA LCMPUk and Pulau Pinang S Ipoh and Melaka: 3 A 10 Johore Bahru: 4 Tuplnc 7 Batu Pahat: 0 Kluang. PM. 300 Opening Annct. Prog Summary; 301 Bahama Kita; 316 All Star Golf; 416 Lone Ranger—"A Crime In Time 4.42 Racket1,497 words
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561 1968-03-10 6 BOB UCHIMA - By BOB UCHIMA 4 61-year-old Japanese spirit photographer claims he had taken hundreds of spirit pictures showing bodies, faces. swords, daggers and other weapons during the past 13 years. Mr Yaichiro Kobaylfhi, also an archaeologist, siys his technique could even be used in murder cases,561 words
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Miscellaneous457 1968-03-10 6 h A 0\ Part. 2 WCOME IM.FRTTZ/ W YOU HAVE DONE f WELL... NOBOPy COULD POSSIBLY HAVE FOLLOWEDKXJj FRIT! BOUNDS FREE OF UNCLE HEAP m DIRECTED BY VON 8EE5TE HL QUARTfc DAS he; RS HES ACROSS TOWN WHERE WOOF/ m IN Vk p pfi «U THEN LE UB n Abruptly457 words
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Hr TIPS
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Article, Illustration477 1968-03-10 7 your next air trip why not take pictures the plane? Shooting stills or movies from the air is not as easy as taking pictures on the ground but can provide some outstanding photos. Here are some helpful suggestions. The first thing to do is board the477 words
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Miscellaneous297 1968-03-10 7 Wwwi -Barbara’s Hyj PCOM'SED I O'JT TO £E I -*> fPZO TOPAV 7 SCP?> -5 s* 1-Os “Al. PC’ ST> -CO FAs/l ?S Asv s<s- We M s A NT WOOR c VIU -A VN r? s a? *.6 OJpN 1 >„o 55« ;;> m UM.A' r -A' vO<S' VULL297 words
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Article, Illustration450 1968-03-10 8 MUSTAPHA EL-TAHER - BY MUSTAPHA EL-TAHER MECCA. Sat (Reuter) to control the movement o sacred city for a senes of The pilerlms. from all f parts of the world, have been converging on Saudi Arabia in the past few weeks by air, land, and sea for450 words
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Article110 1968-03-10 8 HONG KONG Sat. (Reuter) Professor Rayson Huanr. Professor of Chemistry at the University of Malaya. Kuala Lumpur, has rereived an honorary doctorate of science from Hone Kong University. Professor Huans, a graduate of the University of Hong Kong, received his honorary degree from pro-Chan* cellor110 words
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Article136 1968-03-10 8 WASHINGTON. Sat (Reuter) A noted American heart transplant surgeon today called for changes in the legal definition of death to aid doctors in transplanting vital organs to needy patients. Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz of New York, who has carried out two unsuccessful heart transplant operations, told a US.136 words
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Article107 1968-03-10 8 WASHINGTON. Sat (Reuter) Ingrown toenails, perforated eardrums, haemorrhoids, obscene or extra-large tattoos all are reasons for rejecting a n American for military service. They were cited by Colonel Robert Bier. Chief Medical Officer for the National Selective Service System, in explaining the 25-per-cent national rejection rate for107 words
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Article152 1968-03-10 8 WASHINGTON. Sat ißeu ter)—The UN. Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) currently sponsoring development research programmes worth about USs2som. (about £104m.) each year, the depntv director-general of UNESCO said here today Dr. Malcolm S. Adiseshiah of India told the tenth anniversary world conference of the Society for152 words
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Article213 1968-03-10 8 LAS PALMAS. Canary Islands Sat. (UPI). Chicago adventurer Francis Brenton moved Into a chemical factory to inflate hi* balloon for a proposed flight to the Bahamas. The factory is producing hydrogen for him Brenton Is having difficulties getting the balloon aloft. He tried to make hi* own213 words
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66 1968-03-10 8 HONG KONG. Sat (Renter) Nearly 20 tons of refuse is pulled out of Hong Kong’s famous harbour every day of the year. The Marine Department's harbour scavenging fleet reports that after domestic refuse, timber and wooden debris makes up most of the rubbish Last year's66 words
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Article, Illustration789 1968-03-10 8 manufacture of Antaimoro paper by artisans at Ambalavao in the province of Fiariarantsoa. still uses the same technique as that employed in France in the early days of the manufacture of paper in the XlVth. century. We mutt go back a long789 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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829 1968-03-10 9 Sunshine, daffodils mini skirts—that’s Springtime London TO"!*)* Sat h 10 be in England, that April's there” et ifl r^T ni K BS oJ^ r o i tal w0 o d5 M lI l ls Thoughts From Abroad" could justifiably be adopted as a British tourist slc>t an Justifiably? With as829 words
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Article, Illustration243 1968-03-10 9 PENANG. Sal Mr. James S. Ong. Director in charge of the Trading Department of Plantation Agencies Sdn Berhad of Penang, will shortly leave on a tour of visits to the firm's customers Overseas. The tour will last approximately 2J months, and will cover Western Europe,243 words
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Article140 1968-03-10 9 WASHINGTON Sat. (UPI) Tho United States registered a net loss of US$953 million of its gold supply through sa'es to foreign countries during fourth quarter of 1967. the Treasury Department reported yesterday The largest sale was of U *****.2 million to Britain during140 words
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190 1968-03-10 9 TOKYO. Bat. (UPIi Whats in a name? The answer, especially if it is a trade name, is often nothing. One textile company in Tokyo mas* produces trademark name* by enlisting the aid of a computer The computer, ordered to come up with myriad combinations of meaningless190 words
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Article178 1968-03-10 9 NEW YORK. Sat (UPI* Stock prices drifted lower in rather dull trading yesterday. With the exception of a few of the glamour stocks, most moves were fractional Shortly before the end of the first hour of trading, the United Press International Stock Market indicator lost o178 words
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Article, Illustration237 1968-03-10 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Magnolia Dairies have selected electronic control fork lift truck* for their new Bukit T:mah factory. Thi* is a ’ype of control quite new to Singapore and dispenses with troublesome con ventional mechanical switching speed control methods. H. control systems for battery electric237 words
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151 1968-03-10 9 BASLE. Sat. (Reuter) Gold fever, which threw bullion and foreign exchange markets into confusion yesterday, gives today’s meeting here of the Western Centra! 'Bankers special significance. The Barkers, all members of the pool, from the Belgium. Britain. West Germany. Switzerland. Holland and151 words
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287 1968-03-10 9 SINGAPORE Sat. The first part of the period under review was thin and trendless and held an about even course, say* Holiday, Cutler. Bath and Co. Ltd., in their weekly review. Steadier periods brought on by shortcovenng were met at the higher levels by profit287 words
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Article100 1968-03-10 9 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) Rubber closed steady but confused with Spot at 173/16 17-1/2 Settlement House April 17-3 8 17-9 16 May 17-9/16 17-3/4 June 17-3/4 17-15/16 Aprii June 17-9/16 17-3/4 July Sept 18-1 8 18-1/4 Ort/Dec 18-1/2 18-5 8 Jan/March 18-3/4 18-7/8 April 7 June 18-7100 words
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118 1968-03-10 9 LONDON. Sat (Reuter)— Gold shares again highlighted London Siock Markets, afier the section had experienced an erratic and often hectic week. Strong buying from European. US and local sources today reflected strength of golds on Wall Street and a further escalation of rumours and concern118 words
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269 1968-03-10 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The new United States balance of payments regulations are unlikely to affect operations of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation (ITT), according to Mr. Harold S. Geneen, ITT Chairman and President. Commenting on the stringent government measures as he predicted269 words
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146 1968-03-10 9 JAKARTA, 6 at. (UPI). The Indonesian Government has opened up 16 industrial fields for foreign capital investments for a 30-year extendable period, it was announced today. Minister for Basic Industries and Power Mr. D. Ashari said the industries open for foreign investors cover the146 words
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188 1968-03-10 9 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Royal Dutch Shell, the giant international oil company, today announced a 29 5 million sterling rise m profit* last year to a total of 266 million sterling. This represented a rise in the rate of return on net assets188 words
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Article50 1968-03-10 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Rucber futures closed 25 points higher across the board on no sales. March 68 17.408-13.15A; May 18.108-45A; July 18.20 B-18.65; Sept. 18.408-65A; November 18.658 19.05A; Jan. 18.808-19.20A; March 18 908-19.40A The spot No. 1 RSS was quoted at 17-1/2 cents per pound, nominal.50 words
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Article45 1968-03-10 9 WASHINGTON. Sat (Reuter) No offers were made to General Services Administration today to buy tin. GSA commercial sales for this week were five tons. Sales to the agency for international development, if any. will be announced next Monday, an agency spokesman said.45 words
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Advertisement781 1968-03-10 9 T"~ AIR MO **S- 1 SPORE. ARRIA Al IV SINGAPORE M»4 111 10.35 am. from Kuching >1*1 oo.-, |(,u am. from Penan* Ipoh K L Malacca M'l o«1 1 SO pm. from Kota Hahrn k I. >1*1 309 2.25 pm. from Bangkok M*1 (to I 3 3.% pm. from Penan*781 words
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Article151 1968-03-10 10 73. Thy hands have made me and fashioned me: jive me understanding, that I may learn thy commandments. 74. They that fear thee will be glad when they see me; because I have hoped in thy word. 75. I know. O LORD, that thy Judgments are151 words
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Article, Illustration94 1968-03-10 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. —The Youth for Christ will present a coloured Christian musical film "The Tony Fontane Story" at Victoria Memorial Hall on Mar. 11 at 7.30 p.m. The film tells the story of Tony and Kerry Fontane Thev were former television and popular94 words
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Article572 1968-03-10 10 TTERE are the Bible answers to some of our readers’ questions. Send in your problems to “The Christian Answers”, 23-B Cantonment Road. Singapore or 39 Jalan Sultan. K. Lumpur and have them answeredBona fide questions mav be on any subject. WHY DID THE WOMAN MENTIONED IN MATTHEW572 words
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CHURCH AT HOME
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Article, Illustration1124 1968-03-10 10 IT is strange that man should find it difficult not to believe everything in this day and age since within the past century science has conquered so many phases of things material and mechanical. If someone living at the time of1,124 words
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Article1823 1968-03-10 10 Rev. (Dr.) Frank Balchin - Christians Current Affairs—III By Rev. (Dr.) Frank Balchin "THERE Is nothing either good or had but thinking makes it so" This is a casual remark by Hamlet in E r akes pc are s play in response to someone who said "We dmst think so Hamle r said in effect.1,823 words
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Article, Illustration274 1968-03-10 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Ling Kwang Mission Clinic in the pre« mises of Zion Kindergarten, 5 Tavistock Avenue, Serangoon Gardens was declared open today by Mr. Lee Hee Kim, chairman of the Scrangoon Gardens Citizens Consultative Committee and of the Cheng San Community Centre. Mr274 words
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Article270 1968-03-10 10 How to know Him more closely SINGAPORE. Sat The Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC), Manila, received letters of enquiry from its listeners about their relationship with God and how they may come to know Him more closely through its associates in India, Japan, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Malaysia270 words
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Advertisement33 1968-03-10 10 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS hakka Methodist CHURCH 25 Newton Road. Singapore 11. 9 a.m.—Hakka Service with interpretations in Mandarin. 9 a m. —Sunday School (Chinese English). 11 a.m. English Services 11 a.m. M.Y J. iChinese).33 words
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Article, Illustration672 1968-03-10 11 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis STRIPES aren't exactly new this season, yet designers go on striping as if they'd never heard of them before Where some fashions come and go in a breath, stripes seem to be one of those672 words
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Article168 1968-03-10 11 Ceramic la mp stands:-These attractive stands come from the United States in many interesting shapes and sizes and are beautifully tone in multi-colours. Ranging from 1$ to 2i feet in height, they are complete with bulb holders, harps and white shades with matching trimmings Prices168 words
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Article, Illustration105 1968-03-10 11 THIS week's design was contributed by Edward Chee of TB 117. Lornng 2. Tebing Tinggi. Ipoh. His creation is entitled. "Princess Lace." DESCRIPTION: A high bust line dress of lace with Philippines sleeves. The lace should come down from the bust line to the bottom of the dress.105 words
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Article, Illustration306 1968-03-10 11 ICE CREAM Ingredients; 1 14 oz. can Blue Cross sweetened c o n d e n s e d milk. 1 teaspoon gelatine; 1 tablespoon water; Joz custard powder; 1 teaspoon vinegar; and 2 teaspoons vanilla essence. METHOD: Place the sweetened condensed milk In a measuring jug and make306 words
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Article, Illustration259 1968-03-10 11 A definite change in hair colouring calls for a definite change in make-up and clothing colours It's a po.nt that many lovelies still seem to miss. By a big switch in hair colour, your skin tones are more than a little affected. You may have259 words
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Advertisement638 1968-03-10 11 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANGLICAN ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 7.00 a.m. Holy Communion. 8.00 a.m. Parish Communion 11.00 a.m. Morning Service and Holy Com munion, 6.00 p.m. Evensong Sunday Schools at 8.00 a.m and 9.30 a.m. ST PETER S CHURCH, 1. Tavistock Avenue Serangoon Garden Estate. Singapore 19 8 a.m. Parish Communion and638 words
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Advertisement631 1968-03-10 11 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS BRETHREN BETHESDA GOSPEL HALL 77. Bras Basah Road. Singai pore 7.. Meetings in English Sunday: 8.30 a.m. Breaking -of Bread. 3.00 p.m. Junior Sunday School. 4.30 pm. Senior Sunday School and Bi'o.e Classes. 6.15 p.m. Gospel Ser- vice. 8.00 p.m. Song Service. Tuesday: 5.30, p.m. Prayer Meeting. Thursday:631 words
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POPPING AROUND With Platter Pete
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Article, Illustration323 1968-03-10 12 TROGG Reg Prfslfy is overjoyed with the group's latest British chart-buster, “Little Girl" (“the best thing I've ever written”) and truly delighted to find that despite the disc's controversial lyrics about an unmarried mother, it is not being banned on the air! “It would have been expected if323 words
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Article, Illustration534 1968-03-10 12 I PLATTER PETE'S POSTBAG O SPOTLIGHT :> POP GOSSIP DIS^USSION^H •V: INTERVIEWS PLATTER PETE S POP POLL TOP TUNES FEATURES -V> I Eden. the provocative beauty who returns this fall to star on XBCs hit series “I Dream Of Jeannie,” attests a successful acting career calls for534 words
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Article, Illustration287 1968-03-10 12 TJ/ THERE! 1 To answer some of your retfiiesls this week, I have the spotlight on ft”s Dream Of jeannie’’ genie, R tRR tR t EDEM. ind mind sou. talented Barham not only looks good and arts. she sings too. Remember' the Rend? Yeah! Yeah! Whatdyaknow' ALAN287 words
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Article, Illustration286 1968-03-10 12 LONDON. Manfred Mann, after not having made the charts for several months now Is well on the top with a n»w hit number written by Bob Dylan and entitled The Mighty Quinn The song is one of a batch of new286 words
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Article, Illustration166 1968-03-10 12 ALAN PRICE - by ALAN PRICE ILfy ideal is the small, Hark. ‘China Doll’ type. But a gonrl irife needs more than just good looks, and it’s very important that she has a very good sense of humour. She'd need to, to put up uilh me! I haven't got166 words
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Article125 1968-03-10 12 THE international pop wirld is humming with speculation over a possible revival of rock and roll music this week following the latest record from The Beatles’ "Lady Madonna". The hard beat, pounding piano and big band treatment may seem to have little in common with the quiet life125 words
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Article219 1968-03-10 12 LONDON: 1. Cinderella R<>< kefella Esther And Ahi Ofarim 2. Legend Of Xanadu Dave Dee. Dozt. BeakT. Mich And Tich 3. Fire Brigade Move. 4. .Mighty Quinn Manfred Mann 5. Rosie Don Partridge. 6. Jennifer Juniper Donovan. 7. She Wears My Ring Solomon King. 8.219 words
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Advertisement22 1968-03-10 12 polvclor Records of Supreme Quality let... entertain you!! THE CYCLE l CARRIAGE ENTERPRISES ON) SDN.,BHD. CCNINAL iMroUTS BitfUifUi KUALA LUMPJt IPOH PfNANO22 words
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Advertisement77 1968-03-10 12 PHILIPS IN BRITAIN IN FIRST THRU TOP II 394 SC§ P* m 0 e SlPi nd m 1 tana 3 i a *****3 TF rsa monFREo mnnn *****8 PF TE *****9 mow Hum 2 h s'U fewt«t umt SO lONS ISO fOIIHS! SIS y ISBiHI HEATHER IN AMERICA STILL ON77 words
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THE NEW FILMS
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Article, Illustration147 1968-03-10 13 Peter Lye - No gadgets, gimmicks, sexy girls or chop-chop, but By Peter Lye SINGAPORE, Sat If you’re looking for a James Bend type spy movie in “ASSIGNMENT K” you won’t find It! There aren't any gadgets, gimmicks, karate chops, or seductive females (except in Camilla Sparv). However, if you do like a147 words
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Article157 1968-03-10 13 DFRK Bogarde was fascinated with director John Frankenneimer’s grimly realistic preparations for his hanging scene in MGM's "The Fixer." "Obviously. John,” commented Bogarde, "you have no plans for a sequel." Produced in Metrocolor by Edward Lewis. "The Fixer” also stars Alan Bates. Georgia Brown. Jack Gilfrod, Hugh Griffith.157 words
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Article, Illustration207 1968-03-10 13 Sheilah; Graham - By Sheilah Graham RICHARD Chamberlain explained to me why he is so anxious to change his clean-cut Doctor Kildare image. "If Angela Lansbury played Marne for five years, you know she would be doing everything possible to get out and do something207 words
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Article42 1968-03-10 13 HEADQI'ARTED in London for the filming of MGM's "Hot Millions." producer Mildred Freed Alberg has taken the unusual step of ensuring that when the contemporary comedy is released the fashions worn by Maggie Smith will still be in current vogue.42 words
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Article, Illustration90 1968-03-10 13 LEM Siddons (FRED MacMURRAY), an exsax man turned small town pied piper, turns out with a group of camping hopefuls to form a new club. in this *cene from Walt Disney's engrossing feature. ■‘Follow Me. Boys." starring Fred and Vera Miles and costarring Lillian Gish, Charlie Ruggles. Elliot Reid and90 words
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Article, Illustration208 1968-03-10 13 Eric Chan - By Eric Chan grVGAPORF Sat Harrv Palmer the bespectacled secret agent is back again on the screen this time to combat against the ‘‘Billion Dollar Brain,” the enterprise of Texan multi-millionaire. General Midwinter (Ed Begley), who has poured his fortune into an anti-Communist208 words
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Article228 1968-03-10 13 DAVID Lean, who brought Doctor Zhivago” to the screen, has begun work on a new film for MetroGold wyn-Alayer. It will reunite him with Robert Bolt, who wrote the screenplay for “Doctor Zhivago." as well as for "Lawrence of Arabia an earlier Lean success.228 words
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463 1968-03-10 13 Peter Lye Singapore, Sat - By Peter Lye Singapore Sat. YOU don't have to be a Boy Scout to enjoy Walt Disney's "Follow Me, Boys", but after seeing the film, I wish I had been especially if I had a Scoutmaster like Lemuel Siddons. Though the463 words
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Miscellaneous233 1968-03-10 13 SHAW GANISAnON Toda» i '•ho--*: m. IIV 5 15. *45 Children tl 50 to any aeat at 1« a m 1.45 A 515 p m how* Richard Hirru. Franco N*ro A: Vine's* Red«rave C \MF,LOT 70MM Pans on 7>chn <*oloi From Warner Brr--7 Art* 44.00. 12 50 £r 41 50233 words
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Miscellaneous315 1968-03-10 13 ORCHARD —***** I.««t 4 Di'i! 1 on. 430 St *3O p m MAIN PICTURE STARTS 1.17. 447 A *47 pm. Adm *1 00 43.00. 43.00 44 00 Metro-Ooldwro-MaTer Present* FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD” JtJ* Chr *:e 70MM P’VUion. Color ORCHARD PALACE COMING! OHamilton "THE POWERP«n«r!.v'in, Metrncnlor 'MOM I CATHAY315 words
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Article, Illustration1121 1968-03-10 14 Ben Variyan - By Ben Variyan KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Burly Kenji Hosoishi of Japan, yesterday's Co-leader with countryman S. Uchida, returned a sparkling four under 68 to lead by three strokes at the end of the third round of the Malaysian Open Golf Championships at the— Sunsport pix. - 1,121 words
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Article92 1968-03-10 14 KLAXG. Sat. A total of 17 teams including seven from the Selangor Schools Sports Council have entered for the 1-3/4 miles road relay to be held here tomorrow The event which is the second organised by the Selangor Amateur Athletic Association will begin at92 words
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Article212 1968-03-10 14 The draw for tomorrow: 8.30 am. L. Tohyal S Onchum. J. Pauli. 8.40 a m. P. Lee J Deran. J. Santos 8.50 am Kim Hak Young Phua Thin Klay, Khairuddin Mat 9.00 am. K Hockey. R.A. Mallal. Chang Chunfa. 910 a m. A Ibberson. T.A. Fisher. YF Llm.212 words
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329 1968-03-10 14 MEXICO CITY. Sat (UPI) Mexico yesterday called for an urgent meeting of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) the first week in April to reconsider the readmission of South Africa to thp 1968 Olympic Games to be staged io Mexico next October Pedro329 words
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Article, Illustration858 1968-03-10 14 Chan Kam Yau - By Chan Kam Yau KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. One of Malaysia's Thomas Cup giants, Chan Kon Leong. who served his country meritoriouslv both as a .player and coach, died early this morning, leaving his familv almost destitute. Kon Leong. 52. who coached the858 words
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348 1968-03-10 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. It Is still not known whether footballer Freddie Chew will ever play for the Republic again although he has been found "not guilty” of playing truant from training sessions while being in the soccer squad preparing for the Saigon Games last year.348 words
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Article300 1968-03-10 14 SINGAPORE. Sat Following i S the Stipendiary Steward's report on today's racing at Bukit Tirr.ah: RACE 1: App. Rao (OCR BYRSA) was reprimanded for checking his mount back shortly after the start. After passing the 3 furlongs PALLY PIKE (A Ismail) was tightened for room between LASH300 words
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Article97 1968-03-10 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. SEAP Games heroine. Patricia Chan, coasted home to a glittering victory when she shattered four club records and two state records at the 17th annual Junior swimming meet held at the Chinese Swimming Club here today. Brother Alex Chan also broke the club97 words
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139 1968-03-10 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A dazzling batting and bowling performance by Francis Aimie heloed Tamil Physical Culture Association to beat Hindu Youth Organisation of Kuantan by 60 runs in a friendly match at the TPCA grounds here today. Aimie who topscored with i brilliant139 words
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Article44 1968-03-10 14 IPOH. Sat. The Perak Vice-President’s XI beat an Armed Forces side by 5-0 In a hockey trial on the town padang yester- day. The winners scored through centre forward Theymudu (2> inside left Fook Loke (2) and R. Yogeswaran U).44 words
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Advertisement59 1968-03-10 14 NOTICE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE MALAYA APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION DIPLOMA COURSE PRELIMINARY COURSE 1968 69 ACADEMIC SESSION CLOSING DATE CANDIDATES applying for admission to the Diploma Course are requested to note that the closing date for the receipt of applications is on 20th March. 1968 The closing date in respect of59 words
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Article, Illustration71 1968-03-10 15 Twenty-year-old Australian Aborigine. Lionel Rose of Melbourne, who defeated •Fighting' Harada of Japan to win the world bantamweight championship in Tokyo on February 27. received hero's welcome home to Melbourne on February 29. Lionel Rose, above n n the haleony of the Melbourne Town Hall acknowledges the71 words
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728 1968-03-10 15 AUCKLAND, Sat. (Reuter) Spin bowlers Erapolli Prasanna and Russi Surti put India in a strong position on the third day of the Fcuith Test against New Zealand here today. Each took two wickets a; New Zealand slumped to 101 for six after dismlsslnc728 words
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331 1968-03-10 15 ST LUCIA. Sat (UPI) It took lustv stroke play by the tail-enders yesterday to save England's cricket team from going out with its lowest first innings total since starting a tour of the West Indies. England scored 215 runs in a first331 words
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Article313 1968-03-10 15 LONDON. Sat (Reuter' Result* football matches played today were ke«tti«h Football Association up Quarter-Final D ime A 1 Pa-tick T 0 Morton 2 Elgin C. 1 Rangers 1 Hearts 1 St. J'atone 2 Airdrie 1 SfOTTISH ONE Hibernian 2 Dundee 0 Motherwell 1 Falkirk 1 Raith R313 words
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Article2407 1968-03-10 15 WINDSOR LAD - CARROT GOLD'S $121 HIGHEST OF THE DAY By WINDSOR LAD SINGAPORE, Sot.—Returning to the saddle after o long absence jockey Buang mode a successful comeback when he landed the Rinus van Breukclen-trained Carrot Gold a four-length winner to pay $l2l for a win, the highest dividend2,407 words
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Miscellaneous112 1968-03-10 15 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 11-18 am. (SO ft.), 10.39 p.m. (6 0 ft Port Swettenham: 1.33 a.m. (10.9 ft.), 2.24 p.m (11.0 ft.). Port Dickson: 3.01 a.m. (6.0 ft.). 3.01 p.m. (5.3 ft). Singapore: 5.46 a.m. (7.1 ft.). 9.52 pm. (6.9 ft.). Srdili Kechil: 3.17 a.m. (5.5 ft.), 8.12 p.m.112 words
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Miscellaneous42 1968-03-10 15 TOTAL POOL $25,575 1st PRIZE No. *****5 ($10,202) 2nd PRIZE: No. *****9 ($2,915) 3rd PRIZE: No. *****9 ($1,457) STARTERS ($750 each):Nos. *****8, *****7, *****9, *****0, *****5, *****8, *****1, *****0. CONSOLATION ($500 each):Nos. *****4, *****2, *****3, *****9; *****8, *****5, *****9, *****0. *****3, *****2.42 words
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Article, Illustration2048 1968-03-10 16 ‘Windsor, Lad’ - By ‘Windsor, Lad’ O INGAPORE, Sun. Twice placed in recent attempts Roman Gome deserves a winning turn and looks set to win in the mile event for class one division one performers (Race 6) at Bukit Timah this afternoon, the second day of the Singapore2,048 words
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Article1780 1968-03-10 16 Race l: Horses Class 6, Div. 1 4 Furs. 2.00 P.M. (FOR LOCAL RIDERS ONLY) 1. 756 Copper Lens 4y 900 Copper Stable Sullivan Ang 3 2 080 Chiarsmella 6y 9.00 YP. Stable Leong 3. 005 Ayer Tawar 4y 8 13 Dr. J. M. Lewis and Spencer1,780 words
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Article199 1968-03-10 16 WINDSOR LAD ADELINE JIMMY LAD STAB BOY SACS 1 SISTIC Contract II Victory n CONTRACT n Mirage Victory n SISTIC Contract II Mirage MIRAGE Sistic Contract II RACE 2 DALCIDO Just William Diamond Grain LION CITY D. Grain Radiant Star VOLEND.AM Just William Dalcido II DLAMOND GRAIN Dalcido II199 words
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Article34 1968-03-10 16 ff'in/Uor Lad: Sporting Sam Feature Film II Midas Touch Adeline: R. Meadow II Balcre*t Professional Jimmy Lad Balrrest Lord Sussex Okay Okay Star Boy Diamond Grain Galley Proof Midas Touch34 words
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Article90 1968-03-10 16 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter)' Results of football matches played last night were; English Division One Southampton 2 Fulham f (postponed from Dec. 91. English Division Three Tranmere Rovers versus Grimsby Town (postponed) English Division Four Doncaster Rovers 3 Notts County 1 Southend United 5 Chester I Amateur90 words
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