The Straits Times, 20 August 1966
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Title Section24 1966-08-20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The National newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 203424 words
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Article, Illustration304 1966-08-20 1 Shots over heads 2,000 PRO-SOEKARNO DEMONSTRATORS MARCH ON KAMI HEADQUARTERS BANDOENG, Friday A N angry crowd of President Soekarno's supporters clashed today with armed soldiers in this West Java City. The soldiers had fired over the heads of the 2,000 demonstrators earlier in the day. The crowdAP - 304 words
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Article, Illustration74 1966-08-20 1 Suharto says thanks to Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Indonesia's a r m y strongman, General Suharto, has said "Thank you" to Tengku Abdul Rahman for his congratulatory message on the occasion :ii Indonesia's 21st. anniversary on Weanesday. A message from the General received here today said: "We earnestly hope that74 words
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Article114 1966-08-20 1 VAESTER VIK I Swed en). Fri— A Swedish doctor claims excellent results with a painless birth drug, after tests on about 1.000 women in two years. Dr. Gustav Hedberg, senior physician at a wo- I men's clinic here, said the drug "Lac 43' would guaranteeReuter - 114 words
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Article52 1966-08-20 1 KUALA 1 IMPUR. Fn The main bori- Malaysian infantry brfcadi headquarters, with mi advance i»ny ol troops. Wt iof lav by -r» for Sarawak The brigade is romma tided by i Bneadier Uneku Nazaruddin bin Uncku Moh«med. formerly Chief- of-Staff at tha Ministry of Defence. iSee52 words
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Article34 1966-08-20 1 KUWAIT. Frl. The United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia have agreed on a draft solution to end the four-year-old civil war in Yemen, the Kuwait Foreign Ministry announced j i today. ReutrrReuter - 34 words
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317 1966-08-20 1 M-DAY SPEECH 'AN ORDER TO REDS TO GATHER STRENGTH' lARXRTA. Fri A powerful section of Indonesia s students today said President Soekarno s Independence Day speech on Wednesday was a cuarded command tn Communists and their sympathisers to gather their strength to torm another political drive. Tmln s statement WMReuter - 317 words
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Article42 1966-08-20 1 SINGAPORE. Frl. Two Soviet trade officials flew in here tonight to set up the first Russian Trade Commission in Singapore. They are Mr. J. N Primerov. who will he Trade Commissioner, and Mr I P Semanllkov. rib temporary assistant.42 words
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Article277 1966-08-20 1 GEOFFREY GELDARD - Police find Red cave hideout GEOFFREY GELDARD From K ITCHING. Iri. Police field ferae men found a Communist terrorists cave hideout in the Matang mountain area between Kuching and Lundu yesterday and arrested five Chinese suspects. The hideout was in the Suncri TCatCak area of Matanc. nrar the coast about277 words
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Article48 1966-08-20 1 MAIOSTONF (Fn eland). Fri. Poultry farmer Reg. Powis has sent an £85 hill to the Defence Department to cover the loss of 71 of his best laving hens. He claims they died of *hock when a military jet plane flew low over his farm. Renter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article298 1966-08-20 1 JESSELTON, Friday. THK Communists have penetrated Into Sabah but there is no organised form of activities vet. This disclosure by the head of Sabah Special Branch. Mr. D. B. D. Henchman, camp as a complete surprise to a jsroup of newsmen who toured the police298 words
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Article192 1966-08-20 1 ABUL FAZIL - $50,000 grab by 10-man gang ABUL FAZIL By (SINGAPORE. Fri. Ton masked '< ir n two Of thorn hi Ishing irvoi walked Into a seamrn s lodging house In Str r o t early this morning and carted away a sate cm ing $49,800 and Jewellery worth $400. The robbers192 words
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Article171 1966-08-20 1 Aussies rebels SAIGON. Fri. Australian soldiers have killed 193 Vietco n g guerillas In their bijrgost battle of the Vietnam war. military headquarters said today The fith Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment .supported by New Zealand Artillerymen, decimated a Vietcong battalion of about lino men In a four-hour jungleAP - 171 words
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Article24 1966-08-20 1 TIRK J W« \KI »l M> ISTANI An earthy four 'I H •i.iv. Icavh Sii per «enl iruclioQ in its wjki- \r24 words
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Advertisement101 1966-08-20 1 GOLF CLUBS r>»--H tar tor I j*. IDvnAton* Ltd Ih 4 TMI M| «01. >IM 1IM«I 111 (IERA I FULLY AUTOMATIC W TROUBLE-FREE TV PRECtSION OUALITY If you hat* to get up every five or ten minutn to adjust the sharpness, the sound thrn choose a Siera Set! You con101 words
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Article, Illustration45 1966-08-20 2 Off to war... TWO Filipino warriors say goodbye with kisses. One kisses his daughter, the other. the ground of his motherland. The two left this week with an advance group of the 2.000 troops being sent to South Vietnam by President Marcos. I PI pictures45 words
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Article262 1966-08-20 2 U.S. jet downs MiG-17 near Hanoi CAIGON. Fri. An American F- 105 Thunderchief jet shot down yesterday a Communist MiG-17 Jet fighter in an air battle 25 miles north of Hanoi, the U.S. Co-n mand announced to day. It was the 18th MiG reported destroyed by IS planes over NorthReuter - 262 words
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238 1966-08-20 2 SENATE VOTES $58,200 m. FOR DEFENCE WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate approved a I 55.»8.200 million |>rfenoe Money Bill jrester il.i> with .i u.irnini; thai IS $10,000 million more mi silt hr needed in .f;inuiry if Uir Vietnam «.ir build up (ontimit't! Tacked onto the Rill I an iinrcutii-steil amendment tivins238 words
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227 1966-08-20 2 LBJ gets buffalo head gift from Marcos VyASHINGTON. Fri. President Johnson yesterday received a mou n t ed, behorned head of a wild water buffalo from President Marcos and said he looked forward to seeing him next month. President Marcos- brotherIn -law, Mr. Beniamm Romualdez. delivered the buffalo head to227 words
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Article161 1966-08-20 2 CANBERRA. Friday. AUSTRALIA has asked the Swedish Govern- ment to review its derision to ban further exports of arms and ammunition to Australia. Sweden has imposed the ban because of its polirv that it should not provide arms to countries encaged tn arme<? conflict.161 words
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Article30 1966-08-20 2 NEW DELHI. Fri. Aa par! of India s new economy K°aVC, the Finance Ministry ss.ri a.l undersecret a: ics would forfeit the use of residential telephones —A P.30 words
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Article105 1966-08-20 2 DANGKOK. Fri. -Thai Prime Minister. Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittikachorn, is suffering from intestinal trouble and confined to bed at his Bangkok residence, his aide said yesterday. The secretary-general in the Premiers office. Lt. Gen. Bawaeng Senanarong. told reporters that Tun Thanom had complainedAP - 105 words
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Article85 1966-08-20 2 Cunard gets a feminine touch T.ONDON. Fri. Tnm giant Tnnarrl Shipping Lino pu: a feminine touch to its board of directors j today lor the ilr>t time in the company's 126 years. The I \,adj T-\eedsrrni;r. 51. fnrmrr M.P whose main responslbll be to women passengers on the rompanv's |u\urv85 words
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Article40 1966-08-20 2 LONDON. Fri Two British offlew to Salisbury last night to rpsuinr talks with rrpresentaPremier lan Smiths Government The Mr Oliver Wrißlit and Mr Duncan V rpfu.-ed to shy whether ih -iimpnt'a .wth the Smith regime A.P.AP - 40 words
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Advertisement403 1966-08-20 2 1 *0p?& ■Em** 0 m .y.»s*m w w v mm. %0 r M V^^ gP gw* W A gggV^wl^ ggf .^gfl Wr #^gf ffl an agg*^2g>l i i ""?J S ggr gn g^gr .^^^mmtik s^* r^BB BIT Ml Mm g& Proud owner of a Ronson Varaflame about to make another403 words
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Miscellaneous44 1966-08-20 2 TUfc GAMBOLS < JacTg: fTBN pounds?) /you MUST leap^) I »?ID(CULOUS r^ V VALUE- OF/ \J v V~, /MONEY.r pgcE9 V °Age g 4^- gc "^JI/W w v A s pisikis? Vcoe course) «?c ten pounos iwsteaoj V 2 ZZ-*' V^ i OOt— V^OFFlVe^ 144 words
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Article379 1966-08-20 3 POLICE FEDERATION TO LOBBY MPs Sandys leads all-party group in bid to amend recently-approved laws against hanging LONDON. Frl TJEMANDS to restore the death penalty are resounding through Britain this week following the cold-blooded killing of three unarmed detectives on a London street The call "toReuter - 379 words
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Article, Illustration69 1966-08-20 3 Agent 007 on location with Mie Hama SEAN CONNERY and Japanese actress Mie llama on location in a small village in southern Japan. This new James Bond film "You Only Live Twice" is to be Conrery"* last one in the role of Agent 007. He told reporters in rtangkok last69 words
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Article85 1966-08-20 3 CANBERRA. Fri— An Increase of 55.000 people in three months brought the total population e.f 1 at the end of the first quarter of this year to 11.537 000 to latent official tea issued here. More thin 54 000 b^bie.s WSK horn in Australia during thatReuter - 85 words
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Article54 1966-08-20 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. Pat and Luci Nugent returned to the White House from their 10-day honeymoon at Nassau last night. The newly-weds were met at the national air|X)rt by Secret Service ■ganta A lunnuMne took them to the White House for a reunion with PresidentUPI - 54 words
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Article189 1966-08-20 3 LONDON, Friday. THE British Government s deflationary measures looks like working, with several industries reporting slackening demand and unemployment figures the highest for six months. Labour Ministry statistics for the month ending Aug. 8 showed a total of 316.714 jobless, as compared with 264.156 the monthReuter - 189 words
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77 1966-08-20 3 Son gets a fortune on 21st birthday SYDNEY. Fri. A Sydney businessman, Mr. Fred Bowes, announced at the 21st birthday party of his son, Warwick, here that he was giving him a present of 5A333.000, several properties and an expensive sports car. Mr. Bowes said that the rifts were not77 words
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68 1966-08-20 3 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. An A.Mrtii regional cartographic conference will be held in Canberra from March 8-22, next year. Invitations have been sent out by the Secretary-Oenerai, U TbanU to all UN. member states. The conference, organised by the U.N. In co-operation with Australia, willUPI - 68 words
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Article34 1966-08-20 3 MANILA. Frl. Three hundred families lost their homes in a three-hour blaze which destroyed three commercial and residential blocks in Sorsogon. 250 miles from Manila, according to Press report* reaching here. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article38 1966-08-20 3 KARACHI. Fri P.ikis ..in lias aerred to the apoointment of a new Indian High Commissioner to Paki.sh'n Mr S N. Sen. He sucaprxjintrrt India's Ambas.^ador m ceed;- Mr. Kewal Singh, who was Moscow. A. P.38 words
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Article25 1966-08-20 3 BIRKENHEAD lEnplandi. Fri. The BritLsli Government has ordered us ninth nuclear Mibmarinr at a cast of £15 million. it was announced here.25 words
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313 1966-08-20 3 1 r HOUSTON (T«xas), Frl. A FOOD firm here A has announced a revolutionary new method of milling rice which it claims is th? first major departure from the convontional process in the pa.st 5.000 years Riviana Foods. Inc.. said thjReuter - 313 words
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111 1966-08-20 3 f ONDON. Pit First sales of stamps celenrating England's World (up victory produced a stampede of philatelists in London yesterday, ending with one person in the hospital and two windows broken at the night post office in Trafalgar Square. The stamps wentAP - 111 words
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191 1966-08-20 3 British radio pioneer dies aged 85 T ONDON, Fri. Capt. Henry Joseph Round, regarded by many as the father of British broadcasting, died on Wednesday in a nursing home in Bognor Regis, it was announced yesterday. Capt. Round was a prolific Inventor with 117 patent applications to his credit. During191 words
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104 1966-08-20 3 /GUATEMALA. Fri. \J Guatemalan rebels s?.id yesterday that they executed a former President of the National Congress because he was responsible lor the death of students and workers and had exploited the people. The st^lrmrnt MRiieci hv the rebel armrd force? was rfceived byAP - 104 words
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Article45 1966-08-20 3 BANGKOK. Frl. The South Korean Vice-Foreign Minister Kirn Young Joo. arrived yrsterdav for a four-d:iy visit. He told re->>rters that during his .stay he would exchange views with ranking Thai officials on South-East Asian problems of common concern to the two countries. AP.AP - 45 words
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Advertisement305 1966-08-20 3 LAST DAY! LAST DAY! OF 50% FREEtj Bosii£j Your last opportunity for the FINAL Lucky day draw. (from 13th to 20ih August) It could well be TO-DAY in which cose you will ba entitled to claim bock 50% FREE on ony day of the ne*t week. The Lucky 50% FREE305 words
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430 1966-08-20 4 National tongue not the sole responsibility of Malays: Wok SINGAPORE, Frl. JHE Minister for Soti;il Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, told delcgMtcs of the National Language Congress that the progress <>.• decline of the national language was now no longer the sole responsibility of Malays in the Republic Addressing the closing430 words
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209 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A STORE-KEEPER, who had doubts about the faithfulness of his wife, discovered a love letter in her personal trunk, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah was told in the High Court today. I Wong Sum Yuen, 37, employed by the Port of209 words
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Article71 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. The second Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a trade dispute between the Nanyang University Co-operative Store Society and the Industrial Workers' Union relating to an interpretation of a clause in their collective agreement, on Wednesday. Aug. 24. On Aug. 26. the court will71 words
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113 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. Three 10--lecture courses on the "Law of Inccme-tax." 'Southeast Asian civilisation," and "Public relations" will be conducted next month by the Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore. The Income-tax course Is to be held every Friday from Sept. 9113 words
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Article29 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE Fri— More than 400 scouts and guidex will celebrate National Day with a grand eamp-flre at Perak House Fa^ir Panjanu Road, tomorrow at 715 p m29 words
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Article128 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Hundreds of Queenstown residents had a pleasant surprise this afternoon when the Labour Minister. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, knocked at their doors, and smilingly a>ked: "Have you registered for your new laminated identity-cards?" 'Mr Jek was spear-heading a house-to-house campaign to get residents128 words
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Article79 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A series of new courses. Including one dealing with basic puppetry and miniature theatre building, will be started soon by the Adult Education Board. The puppetry course will provide ample opportunities for practical work, such as making and manipulation of simple handpuppet* soft glove-puppets79 words
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Article73 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The last two films in the second series of Shell's Wonderful World of Golf are now available for loan tc golf enthusiasts The feature: Bob Goalby playing against Boh Charles on the Para- paraumu Beach course in New Zealand, snd Bob Rosburg aßatn.o Robert73 words
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Advertisement289 1966-08-20 4 CAPITOL -Bo"No"w"fo"r TONIGHT M'NITE nS^oß^^ ARRIVED I AW f"^^^^ fe^*^^^^ ~^9^_f ■BBSBBfesl^k' J FOR QIIUCO j v hljU TECHNICOLOR TtCHNISCOPf Starring MONTGOMFRY WQOQ FFRNANDO SANCHO 1 LIDO (smg OPENS TOMORROW m "THE BEST FOREIGN FILM OF THE YEAR. A GREAT FILM THAT MUST LIVE TJ? J "ONE OF THE BEST!"-*.-289 words
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Advertisement71 1966-08-20 4 SINGAPORE HOTEL (CEYLANG ROAD Til: *****) FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.! THE SESSA TJONAL Cf VERSATILE IN HER SENSATIONAL DANCES ft UNFORGETTABLE SONGS 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY LIMITED ENGAGEMENT) fNO"cOVERi:HARGEj "^APPEARING NIGHTLY TAIWAN'S DARLING CHUNG TAIWAN'S LANNY TAI AT THE MIKE WITH ORTEGA'S STARLIGHT SIX BOOK HOW rRtttrvotiem Phen* 48J06 Todoy: 3 6 971 words
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Advertisement119 1966-08-20 4 PHla\€'E"s 280 6 Orchard Road J PRESENTS iGI N A in her sensational j ASro-Cuban Fire Dance j Dancing nightly Until 2.00 a. m. i j Dinner Reservations Tel. *****/ /A I [***** NEW SOUTHERN (Air-Conditioned) BAR CABARET LTD. 36-42 tv Tong S«n Str««t (Sth Floor), Singopor* 1. J^ L119 words
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Advertisement472 1966-08-20 4 MemoGraM TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT! TO ALL MOVIE FANS ORCHARD PALACE NO DOUBT ABOUT IT uthis is a Mighty Good MovieJP B GOLDEN JEJISTOL An M-G-M SUPER WESTERN IN COLOR Here it it! A new kind of western that you can only tee in a cinema. Tall, Dark Handsome MARK DAMON472 words
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Advertisement572 1966-08-20 4 24th MELODIOUS DAY! Doily at 1 lam, 2.30, 6.00 9 00pm Adm: SI SO. S2 50 8. >4.00 Caiti Booki'- oe U»f WALT DISNEY'S "MARY PUPPINS" Julie Andrew* Dick Van Dykr (A Ronk Or cos«) I School Children Concotsion I 51. 50 TO ANY $t<VT AT phOne vii '"*Tjßi^B NOW572 words
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Article, Illustration369 1966-08-20 5 When is a complaint official? Doctors disagree IPOH, Friday. CONFLICTING views were given today by Dr. A. W E. Moreira, president of the North Malaya Medical Association, and Dr. J. B. A. Peter, president-elect ol the 1 association, on whether a complaint by a member of the public to the369 words
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139 1966-08-20 5 'Go slow' appeal by traffic chief Xi ai.a i.r.MPi R. Frl Traffic polite today branded .l.ilan Lornie and Jalan Buncsar as the "worst roads for acci dents." The Traflic polite chir Deputy Supt. Mansor bin Muli.mii-il Xoor. appealed to motorists to slow down and -watch out for pedestrians ti-ossinu" when139 words
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Article42 1966-08-20 5 PENANG. Prt. The Jin Al Musical Society of Tatptng v. ill stage a Hokkien opera at ;ii<- Chinese Gu-ls H;c:i School tomorrow nieht to nid of the building funds of the Malayan Buddhist Asocial ion and Penang BuddhiM Free School.42 words
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169 1966-08-20 5 PSI to decide venue of next meeting I/UALA LUMPUR Fri. The executive board of the Public Services International will meet in Helsinki on Sunday to decide the venue of the next Asian conference. The first Asian conference was held here last September, and Indonesia is tipped to hold the next169 words
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Article45 1966-08-20 5 VIENNA. Prt. Austria snd Singapoi'p hn\c aevced io estab- lii.li diplomatic relations. Th* 1 Aostrisn Ambassador in Bangkok. Dr. Rudolf Baumann. will .>oon move to Singaoore to tnkr o\pr hit nen pom there 1 the newspaper Nmc-.- Oesterreich re--1 rxiitod todin45 words
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Article47 1966-08-20 5 PENANG Kn Re-.idents and rillagen 01 Glukoi- Estate will uold a rally at the Sunset Aia community centre on Sunday :o j protest against "he nronosed laja !of part of the estate. More than! j 5.000 villagers are expected to I attend the rally47 words
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Article852 1966-08-20 5 CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY 21st DAY rpi-iE proprietor '.'I an 1 electrical shop. Mr. Lee Thean Chor. told I the Abdul Aziz Commission today that he once submitted a wcll--1 known brand of socket for approval by the City Council "just to test" the officers of its852 words
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190 1966-08-20 5 Why youths must get right training— by expert I/UALA LUMPUR. Prt. —Dr. Alice Arnold. .1 YWCA expert on international a n d social questions, today stressed the importance for Malaysia to provide its youth with proper training. Dr Arnold pointed out that 50 per cent of the world's poDulation compri.se190 words
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Article132 1966-08-20 6 lie Singapore c. follow In Wire < if i<»ti3 Import* from Julj l'h to Oci 19. from Inch io i i per ctnt »t "I mild Mccl round bars. 100 per cent of 1964 import* 'Aiic. I Oct 31 high tensile deformed burs from Inch to132 words
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Article27 1966-08-20 6 I he RiiMtim Administration society University of .vuißaporr will b* holding Us inauKural dinner and dance ai Ihe Mandarin Room. Orchard Road, on Aug. 27.27 words
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Article34 1966-08-20 6 SINGAPORE. Frl The sixth Krnduation ceremony of the Singapore Polytechnic where 292 gr»dunnds will receive their diploma* and certificates, will be held at tha Conference Hall at 10 ajn. on Aug. 2734 words
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Article926 1966-08-20 6 SINGAPORE. Fll. A total of 310 or 91 per cent ol 344 candidates, who sat for the Professional Part 2 reexamination for the Certificate In Education English stream) of the Teachers' Training College held in June this year, have passed. The successful caiidlates, who926 words
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Article439 1966-08-20 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The president of Public Daily rated Electrical Workers' Union. Mr. K. Suppiah. today accused heads of departments in the Public Utilities Board of taking unilateral action in introducing overtime restriction despite an assurance by the Prime Minister Mr. Loo Kuan Yew. that the views439 words
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Advertisement453 1966-08-20 6 LOOKING FOR AN "IDEAL HOME"? m. "BAN GUAN PARK" at Holland road. IS THE BEST j THIS PICTURE SHOWS THE HOUSES UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN OUR ESTATE AT 5' 4 -6*4 M.S. HOLLAND ROAD, SPORE. I »^^H^HBggggggT~" *s^ "TPB^tgjj^^jjjt Br a^a^av s^""^""^i IHHHHaia^ MM^ M^ i^>HßSflj* Kgv^^^^^^^a^L Lv~IIZ WM **HBF- ig^453 words
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Miscellaneous190 1966-08-20 6 flop By V.T. ilawwlim 3iS RE T 0 t!L E TVlArs ™E WNP /*W, MOU NO. HE'S I I AU. YOUVE GOT YOuVt GOT/ HOW PO WELL NOW YEH! FIRST OOP. THE MEROC -OF A FELLA YOUVE OOTTA BE NOT, OOP/ X3 DOS CHANGt ;TO THINK Y'PO THATS A VOU190 words
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Article344 1966-08-20 7 Gold parity for S'pore too? CntRENCY SPLIT 'NOT ENTIRELY UNEXPECTED LONDON. Friday. FINANCIAL envies here exp n Singapore to follow the decision of Malaysia in socking a gold parity when its new currency is issued next year. The separate announcements from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur that they are abandoning theReuter - 344 words
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Article, Illustration250 1966-08-20 7 ALWAYS KEEP YOURSELF HEALTHY, ADVISES BAHAMAN KUALA LUMPUR. Fr. j HE Bahaman bin *Sam .s v din. the Minister of Health, baa this advice for those who are leading a lull Life: "Always Keep yourself healthy, avoid trans to •Is and there will be fewer problems tor me." He iking250 words
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Article32 1966-08-20 7 IAIPING. Fr l.m 1 ill Kai. 44. lorry driver, was fined $50 by the day when he pleaclPd guilty '•<> our ton* of sand from the i.'.iniint; here on Aug. 2-32 words
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Article96 1966-08-20 7 Tailor gave dud cheque, jailed MALACCA. In. A tailor uhoM' cheque bounced was today sent to .jail for three months on a eheatlag charge. Ngeh Pak .Sons. jS. houfibt ;:illl Social Welfare lottery tickets on April 1 (rom ."Mr. hiiiiu gey C'hoo. proprietor of textilp shop. saying he would pay96 words
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Article56 1966-08-20 7 MAI ace.v Fri. li; ..Mend ill* 1 Health <■ Western Pacific region seminar on at Manila from Aub 28 to Bi I) M t Gupta, deputy j>t.ite medic.il ;tlld health uf- 1 1 Belangor: Dr T. W. Lim. B.ic 1 liiititute of Medical Research Kuai.. Lumpur56 words
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Article63 1966-08-20 7 1 IMI'I K Fri. 'the Rubber Research Institute staff Union will hold its 13th annual meeting at the Extern Hotel here 9.30 a m Minister of Labour Mr. v ManidcavMaaam will open the meeting. The Deputy Controller of Rubuir Research. Mr- tew (Up Hon. and the63 words
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Article28 1966-08-20 7 PENANG F ri. About 15 pills from Sungci Nibong hate rmerecl for x beauty comes 1 to for hrld the \illace Chinc.-e school on Aue. 30.28 words
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157 1966-08-20 7 SEWERAGE WORKERS TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT SINGAPORE. Fri. The Public Dailyrated aewerage Workers" Union will take a secret ballot soon among its members to decide whether they should go on strike. In a .statement today. Its secretary. Mr T Muthiah. said the union's executive committee had decided unanlmousiy on Aug157 words
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108 1966-08-20 7 Girl wins top prize in stamps contest penam; prl a display «t Penam: fcUmpi bearing Hip portrait of Qumi Elisabeth. Mbmll till liy MIM Wll.lll t.iiy B«Mlg. WHf .id'iicitfi'fi ;ho winner in th<* .*on;or Mellon of the Post Office Philatelic Exhibition now bfine hrld in the bute Museum and An108 words
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305 1966-08-20 7 PHILIP KHOO - Two 'broke' hikers now plan to row to Australia PHILIP KHOO: By 'PWO hitch hikers, now in Singapore, plan to row a small boat to Australia via Indonesia "because we ate broke." Kenneth Kelly, 34. an .i transport operator, and Helmut Braun. 36. a German carpenter, who arrived here from305 words
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Advertisement132 1966-08-20 7 I Mm Movie Star Miss Angela Yu Sin SERRAVALLO'S TONIC A famous Italian Bark and Iron Tonic Wine since 1848 Has been awarded 24 Cold and Silver Medals. Over 10,000 Medical Testimonials. It doesn't take a connoisseur to appreciate Serravallo's Tonic you too can enjoy it. Serravollo's Tonic has all132 words
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Advertisement367 1966-08-20 7 MERCURY ONCE AGAIN SWEEPS THE BOARD AT THE PONGGOL REGATTA ON 14th AUGUST 7966 IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CELEBRATION OF SINGAPORE NATIONAL DAY XftHUHgttijtiii^^B^Bfß^ I fc U iS B.J BOAT built by WEST COAST BOAT BUILDER 1 00 H.P. Speedboat Open Event: ffIERCURY Jk DRIVEN BY: MR. CHUA BUCK HEONC367 words
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Article, Illustration311 1966-08-20 8 1A \l)l TERRORISTS THE FIRST TARGET, AS... /•row GEOFFREY GELDAKD KUCHING, Fri MALAYSIAN troops are to take over immediately from British and Commonwealth battalions in Sarawak areas threatened by terrorists and subversion. The new Director ol Operations in East .Malaysia. Major General Dato Ibrahim bin Ismail,311 words
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Article126 1966-08-20 8 Loyalty pledge from rival I^ANOAR, 1-ri. The Mr-ntn Besar, Tan Srj Shpikh Ahmad, has received a pledge ol loyalty from his political rival, [nche Jaflar bin Hassan, new chairman of the Perils Utara Umno division. liuhe Jalar. whi Tan Sri Shiekh Ahmad i. mini elecmonth, called on the Mentri Be.^ar126 words
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Article49 1966-08-20 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fn U oflfecn (rum thf BiiiL-ii Imperial tXriice College loci by Ben:or DiiPcunif s-..(T \n Vlce-MantuU s. B. Orsni vviil arrive lipre on Monday lor .i six-da; They will bo hen to see thf economic, |x>;;:;ch| ,uul defentr -<( hirvemrnt.s and problems ol :lie country.49 words
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Article46 1966-08-20 8 SINGAPORE, Pri A 2 am. ftrc today deirtroyed the Lee Chong Kee Cons traction Company Sawmill :n Kallang Road, causing damage estimated at about $200,000. Police said the cau>e ol the blaze, which razed the plank and tine sawmill to the ground, was unknown.46 words
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98 1966-08-20 8 CINCi IPORE, Fri. Police want to ijueslioii .i prison clerk iv connection with the misappropriation of ihout s l i.ooo from 'li.i ii v I'rison. The clerk who h.is disappeared, was working la thr store s section of the prison. Investigations, which began .liter98 words
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112 1966-08-20 8 ANOTHER ARREST IN $70,000 HOLD- UP |^l II MPUB, I ri. A man l>rlie\<-d to be (he "brains behind the S7O. IMMI rttbbrrv at thiNational TwhtTfl— ln ("rntrc in Pahaßg K«;ul I. ist March. has been (let. lined by the police. He was picked up bj Asvt. Supt. M. Ciovindasaniy112 words
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Article34 1966-08-20 8 SINGAPORE Ki. Ihr Sit.gapore Importers .mcl Exporters Aworiation ii collect uib rtwi (torn IU member.v on tho resumptrade between Singapore and Indonesia for incorporation rnmioiaiidum to be submitted ;o the Go\finni(Mit34 words
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Article49 1966-08-20 8 WKI.I [NOTOM Prt. sihcaI pore's Hm!i Commissioner-* to N>u V.fA la ncl Mr K M Byrne, lias arrived hero to assume KWt. 1 Mr Byrne. I man of thr Blngapore rourist Proa .Borfrd. ni former Minister ol I Law. Hi* wifp will Join him Uter.49 words
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Article, Illustration140 1966-08-20 8 Dr. Ooi wins Riddell medical prize DENANO, Fll. A 23- year Old Malaysian graduate from Cambridge University, Dr. Ooi Oon Seng, has won the coveted Lord Riddcll medical prize in the final year examination at St. Thomas' Hospital London. Penang-born Dr I eldest son "1 Dr. and Mi Ooi Kee140 words
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Article43 1966-08-20 8 [POH Prl A •mi Rower arra tiibitio:i tootball and a v (how will br held \v Aug. 25 to nark Women* D.'v. The R.i a PcifniiHi.n o! Pei^lc .|>rn the e.Nhibinon. 01^ tn» vwca and Hie Katun Ibu.43 words
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Article42 1966-08-20 8 MAI *r ll trial in the H;_ i a charge <>f murder Mohammai. ■■'ill a: large were the dealti >'i Kiioo bicvele pwik in Jroni ol ihe CM) Park m BuiK-a Ri !'ei> on the iilklii ol Mai42 words
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225 1966-08-20 8 ASA's call for peace talks impractical' says Tengku \MI.A. I- ri. Tengku 1 Mxliil Kahin a n v.is •iiiotei! tod.iv as say ins he thought the Assiii 1., tion of South I ist Asm s rail for an \si.ui pi n<••onference on Vietnam was nnpi.utK.il In in mter\ieu pulilishiil in225 words
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Article85 1966-08-20 8 When trade becomes smuggling... MANILA. Friday. TONGKU Abdul Rahman has forecast "bright A prospects" for the joint Malaysia-Philippines campaign against smuggling from Sabah to the Philippim lie made I n an interview publish' n the Phllippln The paper quot( I Prime Mm. that the M ment might tiun^ on Import85 words
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Advertisement473 1966-08-20 8 M^ a 0^ m Wf Another \1 lID )C II kl |/Hou S ingEstale]l IYIDDo Home Uwnership Hews r ,K R M TOP QUALITY HOUSES!!!! PENANC-Bukit Dumbar Garden, Phase 1 Here are houses you will be proud to own. Built in a w: first class location, fanned by co I473 words
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Miscellaneous61 1966-08-20 8 HiMfj* llitnntf lit/ Halph ll* innltihl f ThilS f W-lAT ARE /iLL SWOW VAi^ /z-ZP. AS >a"\ TOPCOAT'S > THESE TWO Ik fc IN CASE TM' 1 I GOT COMPLETE I ONE O A\Y NEWEST V HOtFS POZ?J Ml WEAKER 'S Em V PE(3 rr EC" r ON; J 161 words
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Article, Illustration601 1966-08-20 9 Teacher: I pleaded with third man to help me 20-Y EAR-OLD GIRL'S DEATH IN GARDENS TAIPL\<;. Friday. J^ TEACHKK. Ong Sec Leong, 23, told a preliminary inquiry hero today how he was overpowered by three nun. two of whom dragged his girl away in the Lake Gardens on the night601 words
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270 1966-08-20 9 Dismissed: Captain who took privates' money |(UALA LUMPUR. 1V Fri. Capt. Ahmad Na7;ari bin Dato Haji Mohamed Yusoff. 34, was today dismissed from the service by a court martial here for fraudulently misapplying a sum of SB7.tiO. The sum he misapplied, on or about Dec. 17. 1964. while he was270 words
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Article70 1966-08-20 9 SINGAPORE, Kri. A ceremonial drum major's mace will be presented by the Ben Line Steamers Ltd. to the Royal Malaysian Navy at a ceremony tomorrow morning at the RMN Barracks in Woodlands. The mare consist* of a black staff with a silver head around70 words
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Article57 1966-08-20 9 KI'AI.A LUMPUR. Fri— Seven Alni-A.sian countries have so far accepted the Malaysian Governments invitation to attend the seminar on development to be held hero from Oct. 24 to Nov. 4. They are: Korea. Somalia. Vietnam. Kenya. Thailand. Philippine* and Ethiopia. Two other rountnes. Ceylon and Basutoland.57 words
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151 1966-08-20 9 IPOII Kri— A resolution callinc on the Government to refrain from wasting heads of departments with powers of promotion and discipline ".is pissed .it a rally yestcrd i\ Attended by members <>• \.irii»iis public and civil services unions, the rail) was railed hy151 words
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91 1966-08-20 9 Melindo revived for talks with Indons I^UALA LUMPUR. IV Fri. The Melindo (Melayu Indonesia) Committee set up in 1959 to find a common method of spelling Indonesian and Malay words dormant with the confrontation has bern revived. This was disclosed tuda 1 by thf Minister of Educntion. Inche Mohamed Khir91 words
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Article65 1966-08-20 9 KAJANG. Fr;. Tlir flu I jngat I) (V- Illclir Haroun bin Malimoixi. «i!l open the $25,000 extension la the t^p Yeah Khoimiz Temple a: Jalan Mrnrialing litp on Bunda] 6 p.m. A dinner to m;irk thr oo wi!l be held h* evenine at the KrtMng65 words
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171 1966-08-20 9 Khir off to Brazil for apartheid seminar ITUALA LIMP! R. Fri I he Minister of Education. Inrhe Mohamed Kh*r ..oharf, flew to ■raail todaj with working p;ip«>r seekint greater c<»n«rrted action at international level acainst ip.irtheid H "ill be attfiuline a >-mm.i- on apartheid to be held at Brasilia beginning171 words
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Article93 1966-08-20 9 \f ALACCA. Fri. A iU 13 year old boy wa.s killed and his brother and sister injured when a mortar fuse they were playing with exploded. Children of a tapper. Razib bin Saliman. in Aver Tekka division of Asahan Estate. 33 miles from here.93 words
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269 1966-08-20 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Thirty-five doctors, including two women, have graduated from the University of Singapore, its Faculty oi Medicine announced today. The new doctors arc: Miss Ho Mget Chin. ?insarr, ni Mojjana.sundram. Chan Henc Thyo. Chan Heng Wai. Chin Jek Soon. Pren>. Kumar Damodaran,269 words
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Advertisement95 1966-08-20 9 JOHNNIE WALKER ■O*" O^ »«.•!>♦ "«W MM <jL W V* m1.... ''••<« V BORN 1820 A still. f> g° in g J \strong >s J I PHILCO AIRCONDITIONERS I ARE QUIETER THAN ALL OTHERS Sin9oport Authorised D«ol«r<:— I NANYANG REFRIGERATION I ELECTRICAL CO.. 219. Gcylorq Rood. S port 14 I95 words
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Advertisement308 1966-08-20 9 WUSIC^K OUO^ SHARP gt^ -.■Ullllllllllllllllllllilii llillllll llllllllllllllllllllllllliili,, Jl\ AUTOMATIC'"^. J PUSH BUnOM SYSTEM Stoblo reception undtr ony condition with unique ACC circuit ond ceramic A I Velvet nch tone with loroe 3W output /B 2^-\ Ohtaiwable At All Dealers >Z!c~"ZLm HOXY CO..LTD. ORGANISED TOURS H.K. Kuir.i .l.iii.iii l.mi.m tjtH H.HM308 words
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Article52 1966-08-20 10 H,.rd, $ii (Minimum) MARCIE AND TERRY ESS (8 pore) felicnationa, valuable glfta and aitendance at marriage MR NG TEONG VIOK IF wlah*s to thank rriatni-a and friends for wreath, dooatloas, tii^»»aKe» of conaniencr- and atinndance at the fnn»ral of his dauKhter, Madam Ng Che* Meng Mother of Mr. l.nn52 words
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Article252 1966-08-20 10 p» oraa Hi Minimum COCKPIT HOTEL'S "RIJSTTAFIL" Is ■"••rn Saturday and Sunday launch Reservatmna *O% DISCOUNT on rx<jnlalte verwtlan glass ware and Italian rrnmli at Caprice. Ngee Ann Building, MIDNIGHT ARRIVALS? Wt.v not let National Car Jient.-ilg nn-rt them with chaufleur-dnven aircnnditiuned Ihnou•lnea. Tl .nxapoi,-! 26S1S iKI. PIMM'S Ne.252 words
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Article722 1966-08-20 10 They can also tak* not* of the Ministers warning, as every taxpayer will, that the removal of some of the Commonwealth preferential rates is only the first of a series of m. asuies which the Treasury is taking to rind the money i ior the Malaysian Plan722 words
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Article344 1966-08-20 10 Singapore is anxious to keep a good investment climate, and an important element in this is stable labour relations. The amendments which have been made to the Trade Unions Ordinance are a Contribution to this general I goal, and not a response to J any immediate threat of344 words
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Article618 1966-08-20 10 Singapore's decision (hard upon Malaya's) to license pirate taxis to carry children to and from school marks the first break in years in a too rigid transport pattern. When Parliament has acted upon the decision children will be able to travel in vehicles operating within the law. Good618 words
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Article438 1966-08-20 10 YUNUS MARIS - Learning Malay— 269 YUNUS MARIS BY M.A. University of Malaya 289 REDUPLICATION could In today* lesson we will have example* of the redupllcaiion of "DI- 11 prefixed word*. REMEMBER that only the BASE Is repeated: l)I-truans2 (pronounced: "di-BLAMi-BLANG") to be thrown away, to be discarded, to be wasted: "DI-buam" the438 words
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Article1130 1966-08-20 10 ALLINGTON KENNARD - ALLINGTON KENNARD There are questions to answer for confidence to be kept BY "Even If we should have a common currency, it would not work", said Mr. Tan, "if the two Governments had divergent economic and trade policies." A profound truth which I do nut proposo1,130 words
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Advertisement618 1966-08-20 10 Straits Times Malay Mail be handed COIO STORAGE SUPCRMARKfI COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Rood Novol Bosc Authorised Aq< nfv CITY ROOK STORE LTD Wmchr.icr House. Collyer Qua* THE NIWS FRONT litipntnck't Supermarket M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Road. Novjl Bait HAMKM STORE. 1419 Upper Chonqi Road. Sinqoporc 17 V618 words
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Advertisement42 1966-08-20 10 I. Jim, mk a v• i X O«jlert m Dumondl RubiSt ft Emcrjldt 1i Blue Sjpphirn CaH tyw Stir Sspphiret Optlt Alt.jndril.t to. site OMktol Distributor *o> MIKIMOTO PEARLS G.M.DE SILVA (JEWELLERS S. Ior," Little's Building. RiHlci Plicc. Singapore, t. TEL: *****.42 words
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Advertisement180 1966-08-20 10 The best thing about this glass ofwater is the amount of roomleft for I TEACHERS IMMMNH SCOTCH WHISKY Study at Home and Pass Every <tey letter* arrive at Wolsey Hall from student* in Malaya ani countries all over the world. These young men and women realise that a food education180 words
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210 1966-08-20 11 Mother of six and her salesman visitor SINGAPORE, Fri. An amah told the High Court today that she saw her mistress, Lucy Chua Gek Kee. a mother ot six, admit a man into Her bedroom almost i day for 15 days while her husband was away. The amah. Sin Woim210 words
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93 1966-08-20 11 IfUCHING, Fri. The first Irriorist to surrender sinec Operation ll.<rapan (hope) tv launched in Sarawak nearly a month ato has uivrn himself up in the Second Division. A Government spokesman identified him as •JIJ-vear-old .lalak ,\n;ik Berrndam. an Ihan member of the Testers Nasional Kalimantan93 words
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Article, Illustration564 1966-08-20 11 SOH TIANG KENG - SOH TIANG KENG By THE FINAL MOVES TO RESTORE TIES SINGAPORE, Friday 1 4 WORKING party of Indonesian technica, experts is expected here at the end of thib month to finalise details for the resumption of trade and communications between the two republics. The564 words
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Article39 1966-08-20 11 KANGAR. Fri Boy Scouts from bU oarus of the State will takp part in a "gotong royong" pro.iert to clean up and level ihf ground at the Tan Sri Sheikft Ahmad Stadium on Aug. 26. I39 words
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372 1966-08-20 11 R. CHANDRAN - R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE, Fri. The "Quiet American" has spoken, and the green light is on for Singapore to go ahead with plans to have a free traae zone to safeguard the islands entrepot trade. But details of the type of free372 words
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118 1966-08-20 11 CINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. gave a reception at Sri Temasek tonight for the "hundreds of men and women" who helped to make the first National Day parade "a successful and memorable occasion." Dr. Goh said that as118 words
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Article82 1966-08-20 11 IPOH Fri. The Sultan of '< Perak w ill declare o|> n tomorrow thr Ip"h Cultural H*U In Connolly Road which was buill at MM of $85,000 by tlv Pcrak Ceylonese Association The hall has seaUiig arrangements for 1.400 peopi* It« 40 feet i82 words
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399 1966-08-20 11 $48 mil. vote needed to cover extra expenditure PARLIAMENT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday rpHE House of Repre- sentatives which is to sit for six days beginning from Monday will be asked to approve $48,012,605 to cover extra expenses for this year. A Supplementary Supply <1966> Bill for $22.--687,279 will be presented399 words
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Article19 1966-08-20 11 JOHORE BAHRU In t"h« Roynl Custom and BxciM Department will he closed on Mi Day. Atlf- 3119 words
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Advertisement132 1966-08-20 11 Nu rinnrmu record changer LEADERSHIP IE WORLD OF i§ ||§>i SUITABLE FOR ANY RADIO S ite" Mode 300u I Era > TRANSCRIPTION Model 401 Model TYPE 'A* i»X^4lil'J n'^s >'°"r Hi-Fi and Stereo perfect f From All High (3m Radio Dealers IF YOU MUST HAVE A RECORD PLAYER YOU MAY132 words
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Advertisement229 1966-08-20 11 GO-AHEAD 'Jml people < mm? NOWADAYS Wfyk v i CRUISE SOUTH BY^ j^Centaur f%§Mf. Three weekly service: Port SwettenhamSingapore Perth Go South this vacation. But first, relax on board the fast air-conditioned ocean liner 'Centaur. First class catering... fun... excellent service. Destination? Th« friendly city of Perth with its Mediterranean229 words
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Miscellaneous882 1966-08-20 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur 555 Malaysian Songs; 600 and Prnang; 6 Ipoh and News in Tamil: 6.10 Hector Malacca; 3, 10 Johore Bahru; Heathcotp; 6.35 Dennis The 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Menace Dennis, the CamKluang. paign Manager: 6.55 Sinq.i--300 P.M.: Opening and pore Race Results; 7.00882 words
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147 1966-08-20 12 Life and death drama in a phone booth NEW YORK, Fri. Back In Worcester. Massachusetts, Mrs. John Johnson listened on the telephone as her son Robert. 23, happily described from 600 miles away his new job as truck driver In .suburban Arlington, Virginia. He was calling from an open telephoneAP - 147 words
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Article65 1966-08-20 12 NEWPORT-ON-TAY. (Scotland). Pri. An anonymous caller who told police that a bomb had been planted on Britain's longest bridge failed to disturb the opening ceremony by Queen Mother Elizabeth here yesterday. After police had searched the 7365 ft bridge spanning the River Tay the seventh largestReuter - 65 words
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Article62 1966-08-20 12 NEW YORK. Frl. Three big Ynrlc ohiilc* Chan* ManhatIrv.ng Trust and Morgan ,nty Ttuju yesterday followed the lead of *ever«l other banking institutions and raised their interest rate on business loans to a record 8 per cent. Morgan Guaranty and Irving Trust also rawed me62 words
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318 1966-08-20 12 On TV: Orbiter's first moon picture CAPE KENNEDY, Friday. AMERICA'S Lunar Orbiter last night* sent back to earth a picture of the cratermarked lunar surface the first photograph ever received from a satellite while it was circling the moon. Millions watched on television across North America as the first segmentReuter - 318 words
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Article, Illustration137 1966-08-20 12 ACCUSED OF CRUELTY McCALLUM BY WIFE CANTA MONICA (Callfornia). Fri— British sir tress Jill Ireland y+%terday MWd Davit! >1«- -< .ilium. *tar of Television's "The Man from r.VC.I.K." series, for divorce charging extreme cruelty. Miss Ireland sought custody of their three children. Paul eight, .lason, four, and Valentine, three. SheUPI - 137 words
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Article, Illustration478 1966-08-20 12 UNITED NATIONS. Fri AIALAYSIAs chief delegate to (he United Nations. Mr. R. Ramani. yesterday took the initiative to send a deputation from the 25-mem-ber Asian group O f states to *he SrcreiaryGeneral. U Thant appealing to him to carry on for another478 words
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Article50 1966-08-20 12 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. Fourteen-year-old Dean Wayne Holder was electrocuted last night while playing his electric guitar seated in a metal chair in his back garden. The grass in the garden was damp at the time, the police said, and this might have been a contributory factor. Renter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article131 1966-08-20 12 8-nation call to ban N-tests (GENEVA, Fri. Eight neutral nations, including Burma and India, called on the United States and the Soviet Union today to stop underground nuclear weapon tests. They suggested In a memorandum the banning by treaty of large scale underground tests and a halt to smaller explosionsReuter - 131 words
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174 1966-08-20 12 Artificial heart wife fit now to use her own lIOUSTON (Texas), Fit. Doctor* yesterday removed an artificial heart pump implanted in the chest of a 37-year-old Mexican woman 10 day* am> after deciding her own heart had recovered sufficient strength to carry on alone. A bulletin issued tvr th« MethodistReuter - 174 words
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Advertisement101 1966-08-20 12 This mark on compound fertilizers means far greater crop yields Ask your supplier to tell you which SDK compound fertilizer (15-15-15 or 16-20) is best for your needs and in what quantities. Remember to ask for quality SDK fertilizers, in the formula for your crop. <d!> SHOWA OENKO K.K. 34,101 words
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Miscellaneous263 1966-08-20 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Poor Cole ha« to Rive up the 1. P~ given to river .ttenfent fi c A at ?t a 6 r Tlt r (51 7. Peter is upset by postpone9. Settles the point of view men t (7). 10. The question Is about con- 8263 words
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Letter143 1966-08-20 13 Blind to dirt in the city OF course there is filth all over the world. So. ohoula we turn a blinci e>e to it and pretend 1 i.-n't there as "Planter so obviously decs? Does he recommend spitting as a cure for all usly think thai soap water is the143 words
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Letter49 1966-08-20 13 W.AIT Till You See Suißapore" says a 1 magazine to tourTo avoid adding "and its mosquito farm", the Singapore Health Department's top officer.-, themselves should Inspect the vacant land in Geylantr. The drains around Jalan Awang also are full of put ref vine liquid PENANGITE Kuala Lumpur49 words
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104 1966-08-20 13 The Tattoo by invitation only 4 Xl UMI »f anIMMff fflltl of the Vtliun.il D.iy tattoo on Wednesday ami I hiirs(l.(> nights (itild legitimately form ihr impression that the tatloo was open to llir public Nil imc roilld ln\< believed 1 h.t t Urn ••vent was for Invited guevtl and104 words
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Letter102 1966-08-20 13 4 WOMAN I know went to the Singapore General rV Ho.-pital the evening of last Friday to see her husband. She was surprised to find the bed empty. She then enquired from a nurse on duty who shouted b;u-k: "Lo punva lakl .suda mati. pergi chari102 words
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Letter42 1966-08-20 13 v ME teachers rnment department rial language cl non-MaiA* government officers have not brp:i paid for four months? Others. In the same category and under the -i;ne conditions, have been. Has the 'tea-money" practice crept, into the establishment? TEACHER Scrrnili.ni42 words
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Letter487 1966-08-20 13 HARD WORK AND NO GARLANDS lAM an S.K.N. trained in an English hospital. I was bullied by senior nurses and sisters. I am English. What is wrong with these girls? I can tell you. All the Asian girls I worked with objectrd to attending to487 words
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Letter127 1966-08-20 13 Music ambassadors from US THE Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will soon be visiting your country Ufi an amua.^auoi of "The American Way of Life." In December of 1965. Barry Fader, an oboe..>t. was callfd lor an interwiih t lie orchestra manager, and ordered In cea.st' all activity In protest ot American127 words
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Letter44 1966-08-20 13 OUTWORN vehicles .->uch as cars lorries and military trucks are parkpd 111 Singapore along Hindoo Road. Norrls Road. Veerasamy Road and Kampong Kapor by Junk dealers. They can be found on evrn corners of the roads, which is an offence. no parki.m; Singapore44 words
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Letter100 1966-08-20 13 I HAVE been using the Mersing road between Rompin and Kluang for more than four years. It i> In poor shape. The other night, because of a deep rut. the crankcase of my car was cracked. The Merging roads also are too narrow. Two cars can100 words
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Letter73 1966-08-20 13 I AM one of many who applied for citizenship during the rush period. We had to wait over a month to get torms. and our completed forms will not be processed until July 1967. One and a hall years to wait. The situation has eased and people who apply now73 words
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Letter51 1966-08-20 13 WITNESSING a police raid on gamblers in a coffee shop, I noticed they seized not only the mahjongsets and money; they took away the tables and chairs and also a canvas bed. Is this the usual procedure or are the Singapore police .short of chairs, tables and canvas beds? KtSIDLM51 words
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Letter67 1966-08-20 13 \yiTH reference to Mr. John Edes letter published in the Straits Times on August 6. 1 wish to state that action was immediately taken on his earlier letter to this Ministry. By the time Mr. Edes letter appeared, the Library and Museum grounds had been considerably improved. Action will continue67 words
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225 1966-08-20 13 AS 006 who has hunted only second-hand, but who had the privilege of clu.-e friendship with Theodore Hubback tor fitteen years, may I offer two considerations in the matter of capturing an elephant and shooting a tiger? Hunting Is a manly sport that demands225 words
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117 1966-08-20 13 WASTED 'PROOF' IN THE I-CARDS THE new Singapore A identity cards showing the holder was born in Singapore are not proof that they were indeed born in Singapore in spite of the fact that at the back of the new cards the registration number of the birth certificate and the117 words
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Letter68 1966-08-20 13 THE Barisan Socialis. the Party Rakyat and the Singapore Alliance did not celebrate Singapore^ Independence D:\y. The Barisan Socialis and Party Rakyafs attitude is understandabl But the Singapore Alliance claims to support the independence of Singapore. The celebration ot Independence Day is a national event. Surely the Alliance68 words
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178 1966-08-20 13 The second-hand fridge and old wire-netting PFRHAPS someone can enlighten me! About a year u^o a friend or mine brought a small secondhand refrigerator on transfer from Kuala Lumpir to Singapore, with other personal Belongings including chain link wire netting used in the garden. The refrigerator was found lo be178 words
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Letter89 1966-08-20 13 WRONG N UMBER, RUDE CALLER U'OR several months I have had an aver- five to eight telephone calls daily for the P.VV.D. Despite my asMirances thai it i.s a residential telephone number, callers insist that it must be the P.W.D. A lady who phoned for the third time, snapped back.89 words
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Advertisement154 1966-08-20 13 Know what's watt? "ijioT"''- i < srrs" M !T* w tCTrfcjM m p^ l -SHI hI r""-' w y im\' w,^PWWPMI HB 1 o p o o 1 Model DC-600C A stereo's audio output is important— that's what. The spectacular Sanyo Model DC-600C has up to 30 watts of power.154 words
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Advertisement208 1966-08-20 13 I EVINRUDE ZOOMS TO r^ VICTORY AT... 1 the Penggol Speedboat Regatta held en the 14th of August 1966, in conjunction with the Republic of Singapore's IndepenI m dence Day Celebrations. uji I f~ "^^^^s^^*"! Evinrude won lit, 2nd and 3rd places in ICk /^*^~~7jpuDF '*O^ and under' event. This208 words
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Advertisement819 1966-08-20 14 SITUATIONS VACANT M.irrf, tf (Mm. i— Box SO clB. extrm 1 WANTED YOUNC ENGLISH Speak- aitresses. Apply personally at t Changl Millie Bar, 13ss Changl Village, c Spore 17. LEAOING ORCHID NUACR« t requires trainee assistant handle plants, flowers, general business. Box A 6367 < i<ore. I RELIABLE DRIVER required819 words
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Advertisement934 1966-08-20 14 SITUATIONS VACANT 'i Hord* SS (Min.)-Bmx SO cti. txtrm APPLICANTS replying 10 box Mim lers tor vacancy are requested not lv inclose original copies of testimonials vo responsibility can ba accepted for heir loss WE REOUIRE an experienced MeHeal Represenuti\e to be based in 'enang Office aild from there to934 words
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Advertisement1119 1966-08-20 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT r, M,,rrf, M '»fin.,— Bnx >U ttt. »xlrt 96-A, UPPER EAST COAST I.l CO compound bungalow, two bedrooms mth Li baths attached, furnished. Pbone 65 ***** (Spore). A< CARL HOUSING ACENCV ti*ve U luxurious and ideal Bungalows/Flats ,Lt furnished /unfurnished in all districts. Contact Tel: < B'pore *****.1,119 words
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Advertisement933 1966-08-20 14 OUSES LAND FOR SALE Mora's <« I Win. >- -Box iff ttt, rxtr* DISTRICT 10: .ilorey 4- tie n roomed lathed 1. inc.io-.- 3-ha'hrooms. I ning-room. »rr\.<nf« MB, mr-iKirch Mo*ftir krnnles rlooi. iree mrconditioner.-, O^er ft, 179 MB Reiil K*tate hi vestment Co.. S3. The Arcade, s iwir 64H 94.V17933 words
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Advertisement869 1966-08-20 14 FURNITURE IS Wmrtt If I Milt, t Box >• rll txlrm IS ADRIAN'S Kor Oaaa Kurnitiirr of Dutinetion Consult I2S K.\er Valley J~ I.nad Sinnapor* L'ii74 PEST CONTROL j Call id the firm you know (v THOMAS COWAN CO.. LTD., MKSI UN THk. tAJBT s9< FUMIGATION A PEST CONTROL ALL869 words
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Advertisement655 1966-08-20 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE wo TRIUMPH SCOOTERS IMI, ■ORD CONSUL 1151. UgM nne asismliaii lAGUAR MXII 7 4 I rihcr d. 195 a FORDSON VAN In Dp one nir seiliDK $1,600. Tel: i4j morninc only. lIU TRIUMPH HERALD ConHDIe. excellent condition. i'uo i.o l J honf 4'ib. ji S'pora. rR4 HARDTOP655 words
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Advertisement194 1966-08-20 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE l« ...,<, r, rxltm VOLKSWAGEN rM< I FIAT miii I) arm n IHC AP RCAILV CHEAP DECEMBER 1963 VAUXMALL >ood condition 53.4U0/- 0.n.0. Him; (Spore) RACING LOTUS ELAN v.M ona i. on Park, Tboaaai Mr Cl "bl FORO ANGLIA I onrti'mri Miua FORD CUSTOMLINE LYONS MCIUIIN LTII194 words
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Advertisement1217 1966-08-20 15 LIVERPOOL i WEST COASI U> Ow» S'Durt Milt aTtaa >»imi MARON Havre, Liverpool, Clasfovj... la Pt/Auf 21 Atf 22 POLYPHEMUS i■• tocl. G'asfow Gdn33 Aug 22 AbAPCNOR Liverpool. Oubitn. A'moul* Aug 21 Aug 25 Aat 28/ 2 I.ALCHAS uvfrpool. Gia'gnu Sep. 2 Sep. 4 °>TROriuS I a Sep. 5 71,217 words
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Advertisement2765 1966-08-20 15 1 mWTnUMki UJJ h Y/*aaaf N U fflHwM WaMaaaaaaaaWaaaaaaaWa^^ tXPRESS SERVICt II LONOON. LIVERPOOL I. tONIINLNIAt I"ORI> C BENHOPE SS iinia.uie Pt. ihan tenant RotieiOam Bet 8 la Pert Teday H?m ou rg Ocl 11 Mbrough Ocl IS Gmoutn Oct 21 BENL AKIO f M HarrßulJ SC|I IS SiafapiMl ft.2,765 words
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Advertisement1342 1966-08-20 15 teELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SES OVERLEAF FOB OUTWABO SERVICI FROM UX/CBHTINUn. Laadiag tat. twm% P. S'kaa Paaaag CITY OF IROOHLYII I'Ocn. HDurt. »1|«. Havre. Hull, lv mam 31 Aug I Sept CITY OF COLOMBO London. Hamsjrg. Rotereaaj. Havre. Huu la'aaaa 27 21 Sept 31 Sf pt CITY OF BIPON1,342 words
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Article78 1966-08-20 16 MELBOLRNF 1 iiv todaj ii in balance. were megular, BHI' up 2 rent* to $6.34 I wiih Western Miniim down 16 tenu lo $5.66. Oll> I closing i la Ii I i-i-nti «iih i K ithiMn. 'J MB Ih Oil Ptarch It P<ko Western Mmm« i.6«H B. Buyi78 words
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Article28 1966-08-20 16 Auc VJ. XI BBER PRICE: li3l (cuts (dow a quarter of a cent) TIN: Mill (down si.i.r.). Estimated aaoffidal efferiag 17.'> tons (down 1(1 tons i.28 words
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Article347 1966-08-20 16 \FTKH a slow .start, rather more attue conditions were experienced during the weeks trading, and turnover was improved. Male H.C.B A. Co. Ltd. in their weekly review Ol the local Rubber Market. The market yrneralh suflerecl from k lack of orders a hich brought out347 words
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Article241 1966-08-20 16 CII'HMI',I i; lirst crade rubber f.o.b. liumm-. closed at 5 p.m. in Kii.iUi l.untpur and Sinxapore \e»trrda> at i.:;: cents per Ib. doun a quarter of a cent on 1 hur>d.iv's iloMiig level tor Hie position. The tour was quiet. X..VS. and M.K.I Hosing prices in cents par241 words
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Article140 1966-08-20 16 SHIPS lying alonxMrie thi Singapore whar.en or t<prct«d today are: h <'omad I Noi i:d I, Uolrlrn KeM 3 PoIUVI I I oho Maru 19 i 6. .NocoUir l«. SMetta 23 24. KlnlQgail 27. Kmihr Maerxk 38. IjjihodHn 30, Bonhva ni oni Maru 33 34, U:i i..ta140 words
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Article71 1966-08-20 16 /'HINESE Pronucr Cichanie. SincaI day: Coconut oil: hulk Mil seller*, drum vt «.i|em. Copra: AIU .~rp! IK Coritinent. Vnnuoicd Pepper: Miniok "hue Sl<<.s sellem. Sarawak «hitc 5195 sellers, special Sarawak him-k %\ij sellers, garbled Lampoog Mark JHj IN) sellers, ASTA SI6U (N> sellers ilw, nun Singapore Coconut Oil71 words
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Article76 1966-08-20 16 ■rHE Association of Banks In Malay j (ia made tbeae changes In its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to UN) Now York: buying TT 32 11 16. airmail OD 13 16. !»j d St. 33 o 16 credit Mite, 33 T/H trade hills: Canada: buytMl IT 3076 words
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Article39 1966-08-20 16 ON thr tree eichanga market in Hong Kom yrrtrrday thr U.S. dellar «a» nuotfd at 5.54* for T.T. and 4 S3 for for cash. Sterling •>■ <iuotr<t at 1« 16 and ene tael er (eld at 267 J.39 words
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909 1966-08-20 16 rrom Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange was uncertain esterday with little heart in trading. Turnover was slightly belter at 813.9 M units or stocks and shares done in the trading rooms and prices in the industrial section continued to drift to lower909 words
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Article25 1966-08-20 16 .Mjl.i«.iii M<x k lihlm.--tug. ix Ihi Industrials: lIIJ] ioo.v rta»: 115.34 lii.i.i > rubber* 1 1 i ijjj Bee. M, IMS 100 IMS 100.25 words
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Article647 1966-08-20 16 IJLSIM.>> in and reported to i the Singapore and Ku.da I umpiir trading rooirfs or the Stock h\change .\estcrdav with the number or shares traded in braeMa: INDUSTRIALS: CCM. B1 |0j WL, i-.uuvi tl ..i. v. i 4, h ti.yj w. m D 139 000) *t647 words
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490 1966-08-20 16 rK Straits tin price fell yrsterday for the ninth consecutive trading day falling; a further S4JSI to 5614 per pit ul It wo thr lowest price since February ti last year and the combined drop now amounts lo fI&JSH. The drop was almost490 words
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Advertisement1069 1966-08-20 16 9 wßmmmmiiaiimiUm^ I, t»V -U_M-HB-MHM>Vi%Mflol VI KAWASAKI KJSEN KAISHA LTD. I U.S.A. Pacific <Ie Atlantic Service UhUm" 7» H Aut 31 »ut I Sipt 21 Sept t Oct 12 Oct IS Oct laikfi Maru II 2) Sept 27 2S Sept 17 Oct 2 Nov 12 Niv II No Japan Direct1,069 words
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Advertisement791 1966-08-20 16 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND SERVICES INDIA. PIKISTAN ANO FAR EAST SERVICES To: Fremantle, Adelaide. Melbourne, Sydney. T« Madras and Nagapattmam. f. Penang CHINKOAf 7 Sept I' 9 Sept It 11 Sept RAJULA 3 I Sept t Sept II Sept lARPETA 5 t Oct 7 I 0-t 911 Oct RAJULA 77 2791 words
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Advertisement895 1966-08-20 17 14 N^* jli 1 1 "I J Jnii I r H 1 1 1 nil rl IW 1 1 M L.'^S l( ontinurd from Pare 11) VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Unrrfi <S I Mm.)— «..r Ml ri- rxirr, 1060 SIMCA BCAULIEU K iropear I Mill hxl 1100 S36SO 196") A-BAO895 words
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Advertisement922 1966-08-20 17 FOR SALE /j Worn, i%t,m.)—B»x ett. tmfrm VISIT MOREFAIR id Konald Moorr Galleries in PiriKapore, Kuala Lumpur. P'nsng and KuchinK. or tl 14. Palmar tor i«'onifhinit narKams In Rook*. Records and Prims You will not believe it until you see it. WONDERFUL: WONDERFUL! Wonderful bargains! Hundreds have shopped A saved.922 words
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Advertisement707 1966-08-20 17 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders from experienced Contractors will be received by the Chairman. E.D.8.. lor appointment as Term Contractor for maintenance, repau's, additions and alterations to Sanitary Si Water Services. Electrical Installations. Tradesmen's Work of Board's properties in Jurong Neighbourhood One. Jurong Industrial Estate Show Round: Wednesday. 24th707 words
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Advertisement846 1966-08-20 17 Companies Winding I p Rules 1946 Form 4. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION IN THE HIGH COURT OF MALAYSIA AT MIAR. Originating Petition No. 1 of 1966. In the Matter of BATU PAHAT OIL MILLS LTD. And In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ACT 1965. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the petition846 words
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Advertisement898 1966-08-20 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SABAH ELECTRICITY BOARD APPLICATIONS are Invited for the following appointments with I the Sabah Electricity Board. Sabah Serving officers of the Board may apply through the General Manager. Sabah Electricity Board Applicants are requested in the first Instance to give brief details of qualifications, experience, age and marital898 words
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Advertisement816 1966-08-20 17 NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE IX THE HH.H f OIRT OF THE REPLBLIC OF SINGAPORE. (f SIIT XO. 707 of 19S«. IS EXECITION NO. 12* of lt««. J( I IN THK Al SE OF 1 Chiam Swee Keat Plaintiff J£ versus ni Then Kirn Soo Defendant. AUCTION SALE OF 1 3 AUBTIN816 words
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Advertisement587 1966-08-20 17 NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\ rtat with effect Irom 18th Aueu?' 966 Mr. Goh Kirn Chrnp a' ohn Ooh has ceased to be in the mploy-nent of Shankat Fiat D nbutors <M> Ltd.. and is n.i inger authorised to tran.sact busie.ss or lo receive moneys on beall587 words
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Advertisement239 1966-08-20 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE HE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) LIMITED IHspMS Of 1 \s«||.D \\>r\ri M, i n Tenders are muted for tJie ircha.se of the following Items r a period of twehe month t September. 1966 untl LtfUSt, ]9liT from Ihr lmpur office of th< 8 •ess iMalaya i UmlU239 words
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Article, Illustration878 1966-08-20 18 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By MALAYSIA 0 THAILAND 0 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Friday. iiALAYSIA dominated more than an hour of their match with Thailand tonight hut could not express all this possession with a s:oal against opponents who had clearly made it their business not to beSoong Hon Sin; Lim Yaw Chonjj - 878 words
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186 1966-08-20 18 ALL-STARS TRIO TN SING TAO LINE-UP SI NO A PORK. Fri. Three AMan All-Stars players will turn out lor the touring Sine Tao team of Hone Kong against Kumaporc Joint Services at Jalan Be.sar Stadium on Aug 24. (7 30 p.m They are Cheung Chi Doy. Cheung Chi Wai and186 words
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Article434 1966-08-20 18 f/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Lian Van icieoa 01 Peraic won tnree titles m me fc&alaysian junior lawn icnnis championsnips v\nicn endea toaay at the RSGC courts here. Van Keun won the Under-20 singles nnal with an ea.sy 6-2. 6-2 victory over Singapore"* peter Tav. Then he434 words
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786 1966-08-20 18 OH KEE TIANG - OH KEE TIANG By ''PAN SRI Ghazali Shafie today urged the second A biennial congress of the Malaysian Amateur i Athletic Union to "think vrry seriously" whether they should ask the Olympic Council of Malaysia to bid for the honour of staging the next786 words
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238 1966-08-20 18 LONDON. Fll Results Of county cricket < h^mpionship matches which rndrri yesterday: A: Blackpool: Knit IX I and oy inns n-d 30. Land <~2 .11 40 OVpn Hiiri IS9 'D Wni-sli v 76 I) U-idoruood 4-59. Ken! 2SI-8 in 65 oven illReuter - 238 words
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Article170 1966-08-20 18 Clever Emus win by 10 wkts SINGAPORE. Fri. 0 Emu Cricket riub of tralia br.it Singapore Cricket sociatton President's xi by ton wickets in a one-day match on the Padang hero today. ■Presidents XI wero shot out for fifi and Bmui easily paxspd that Kore without loss and wrm on170 words
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Article137 1966-08-20 18 ..1 v 1 v \i Bonebaoa low McCain 12; Vaa c McCain b Pi«iHni run o>]- IS; c; r Chandran i> M Matthews I. b Oroaaer 2. Ra*hid b Longworth 0 Mnhuider b longworth n. Vim Chee Penc c and b Longworth n. Rarjit. not nut ft, I 14137 words
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Article29 1966-08-20 18 SOCCtR I poh Div. 2: Ipoh Ygftera Kilat 'A' 1. Taiping League: let Rn RM» 6 Police 4 Malacca Div. 1: w Bn rVo«i Ouardß 7 Police 1.29 words
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Advertisement24 1966-08-20 18 SOUTH KOREA v HONG KONG: See Page 20 Tonight's matches Singapore v Soutn Vietnam (7.30) and India v Japan (9.0) at Stadium Perak, Ipoh.24 words
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Advertisement32 1966-08-20 18 HITACHI HALOX SPARK PLUG Guarantee quality Super performance sole Acnm SINGAPORE ft MALAYA BOON LIEW LTD. SINGAPORE. Fast Relief for INDIGESTION HEARTBURN SOUR STOMACH TASTES. CHEWS LIKE AN AFTER-DINNER MINT. WALAID ANTACID32 words
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Article, Illustration758 1966-08-20 19 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACINv by Destination II should score for top jockey T EADING jockey Les Coles, who was beaten on four favourites last Sunday, should recover some losses by winning on DESTINATION II (Race Five) at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Thr Irish four-year-old by Prince Chevalier758 words
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Article131 1966-08-20 19 On the track FIVE-YEAR-OLD OaMt has x improved since his first outing at Kuala Lumpur in June. Ridden by Des Coleman, Oasis went well in a workout with Rogerthorpe at Bukit 11--mah yetterday. running 3f in 413,9. Admiral B»rd < Les Coles) finished a two-round workout with131 words
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Article97 1966-08-20 19 PENANG. Fri— Selangor Polo Club (+•>, holders of the Burma Malaya Cud. lead the j Sultan of Pahang's team (+8) by five goals to onp at t n e end of the two chukka.s played today. Two move cbukkai will be played. tomorrow .tnd the final97 words
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Article24 1966-08-20 19 MALACCA. Frl. The Malacca Lawn Tennis Association will hold their annual closed championships on Aug. 26-28 at the Medical Sports Club courts24 words
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Article142 1966-08-20 19 I EPSOM JEEP CALL BOX I POINTER SANDHURST SOOCHOW BLIE MARTIAL Kace 1 B)ur Mar tiai Elcho Prince (huba C hub* (huba (huba Darmal Sandhurst BhsT WIN HORMXI -IH.IATI Race Z Khampang Phet Boat Train Hortnat !..<■ iini Picture Fan Picture Fan KIKHIK KST BOYS MS KIBBtR EST.142 words
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Article1217 1966-08-20 19 BT TIMAH 3rd day GOING FORECAST: Yielding Race 1—2.30 Class 5 Div 2 ($5,500) 7f 1 1523:) Sandhurst a (Cantonment) Tulloh 5 9.0 (SF) Coleman 5 2 ***** Uannal g (Bock) Noordm 5 812 Trevena 6 3 ***** Soochow g (Heng Heng) Bagby Jr 8 8.11 'Kans 1 4 *****1,217 words
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Article181 1966-08-20 19 LONDON. Fri. Golden Horus, ridden by Joe Mercer, caused one of the biggest upsets of the English Flat racing season by beat- ing Lester Piggott's mount, the 2-9 favourite Falcon, by two lengths, to win the £7.610 Glmcrack Stakes at York yesterday. Golden Horu», trained181 words
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Article255 1966-08-20 19 XTEW YORK. Fri. Karen Muir, brilliant 14-year-old South African swimmer, clipped seven-tenths of a second off her own world record for the women's 200--metres backstroke at Lincoln, Nebraska, last night. Swimming In the final of the event in the United States outdoor championships. Muir won inReuter - 255 words
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Advertisement220 1966-08-20 19 CUT YOUR PETROL BILLS giiiiii mmam I lOr J3f UOL MOKE M.P.G, j MORE POWtft EASIER STAATt«« PROVED Over 1.000.000 motorists and motorcyclists in Britain have proved for themselves by experience that amazing MOLYSLIP is an essential addition to the lubrication system of their vehicles. MOLYSLIP contains MOLYBDENUM DISULPHIDE and220 words
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Advertisement256 1966-08-20 19 Malaysia's colourful monthly women's magazine written by Malaysians for Malaysians designed to provide Malaysia's younger generation with up to the minute information on subjects ranging from fashions to beauty tips. I Nova honey I the new monthly exciting and exclusive I magazine that dares to be Honey series aim to256 words
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Miscellaneous116 1966-08-20 19 I DIARY ATHLETICS Malayflan national c'&hlps (Penanp City Stadium). Spore Met.il Box Employees RC meet (Woodlands 1 UAUMINTUN— Rahman (up: Pcii.iiic M;il s v Pfi;ik Malays (Pi. Umno hall. 7.30 p.m CRICKLI lour match Spore v Emu of Australia (p-idang' KulrrV Shirld final: S'gor Malayas v Spore Malays (XL padang).116 words
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633 1966-08-20 20 V.K. Chin - V.K. Chin MOTOR INDUSTRY THE HARDEST HIT by A Straits Times survey KI'ALA LI MPtR, IV Fri. West Malaysians will liHve to pay from five to 25 per cent more for C o in m o i) calth goods which would not633 words
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203 1966-08-20 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. 'THE Secretary-General of the Democratic Action x Party, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, today described as "shattering idiocy" the announcement that Malaysia and Singapore will issue their own currency from June next year, i In a statement today, Mr. Nair said it203 words
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Article34 1966-08-20 20 VERONA. Fri.— Cracks appeared in buildings and a few windows were broken when an earth tremor was felt here early today. There were no immediate reports oi any injured. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article34 1966-08-20 20 SANTA MONir-A 'Oalifornlft>, Fn Ar'or David MrOallum. the sbaggy*haired tar ol television's "The Man from UNCLE.' has been cliarcr<-i rlth extreme cruelty In a divorce Mil tiled by Jill Ireland UPI.UPI - 34 words
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Article33 1966-08-20 20 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Junior Chamber of Singapore will hold a .-pedal Suki-Yakt Night" dinner and dance at the Japan Club I from 8 p m to midnight on Aug. I 28.33 words
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Article41 1966-08-20 20 SEOUL. Fri.— l he <Ju\ernment has leuiiitiwly set ncsl May 4 as the date for thr Presidential election. a Government source said today. President Chung Hee Park's current four-year term expires on Aug. 15 next year.— AP.AP - 41 words
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Article45 1966-08-20 20 KINGSTON, Pri. An airline clerk who tried to approach Princess Anne last Saturday with ;i (?un in his pocket has been fmrrl £10 or 10 days' jail. Thr clerk. Edward Decarteret. HO i found guilty of carryinc n. without a licence.45 words
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Article184 1966-08-20 20 'WAIT AND SEE' S'PORE mNGAPORE, Kri. The k Singapore International Chamber of Commerce today said that though the removal of Commonwealth preferential rntr^ of duty in Malaysia was "not a good thing" for Singapore, it remained to be seen whether this would affect its industries. A spokesman said: "Exports from184 words
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Article36 1966-08-20 20 BANGKOK, Frl.— The standing committee of the Asia and Pacific Area Council (ASPAC). meeting here today, decided to form a sub-committee of all members to examine proposals for economic cultural and technical co-opera-tion. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article42 1966-08-20 20 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Industrial Arbitration Court will resume Ka hraring into a trade dispute between thr Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and the Soi-icta Cumim.sMonana Di Export hzioi if E Di Importazione on Auk. 22 at 2.30 p.m.42 words
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Article36 1966-08-20 20 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, will officially declare open the Port Authority Recreation Club's sports carnival at Buklt Chermin Road on Aug. 27 at 2 30 p.m.36 words
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Article25 1966-08-20 20 MANILA. Frl. Bandits killed three people In San Luis, near Davao City then burned their liomr around thrm police reported i:>rin\ -UPI.UPI - 25 words
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Obituary22 1966-08-20 20 (.ABLE RECEIVED Iran Ko hfni«rrl. Kerala. Mr. Mimmen V»rk*y Kochuthundyll. father of K V thews Abraham and Kasowinatheu's Naval Uise pa »■-'<!22 words
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Obituary43 1966-08-20 20 a MEMORIAL SERVICE commemorating thr 49th day of to* demise of th« Venerable Dhammatukha, Founder of The Buddhist Union will be held at 2S. Jalan Senyum. Singapore 14 on Saturday, 2Oth Aupiat. IBM throughout the day commencing st in :»0 a.m43 words
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Obituary23 1966-08-20 20 CHEW CHOO BENC alias Choo P»ow of Gopen* departed on 15.5.88 In Ipoh Funeral in lion on 20 «66 »t 11 a.m23 words
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Article308 1966-08-20 20 LONDON. Frl— An almost total lack of support and a trickle of sellinn lowered prices In all sections on the London stock market today One or two equity leaders, however, hardened fractionally towards the close. But business remained minimal with sentiment mainly affected by yesterdays further fall on308 words
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Article65 1966-08-20 20 LONDON. Frl Spot 19 1 id., j Sept 19 3 16d Oct 19 3 16d.. Nov. 195 16d. Oct D<-c I 9' 4 d. Jan. March 19 13 16d.. April June 20d.. July Sept. 20 1 16 d.. Oct. Dec 2O'«d. Jan March 20 3 16d April June 2065 words
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Article31 1966-08-20 20 LONDON. Frl Buyers £1235 .sellers £1237' <+£3V. Forward buyers £1224 <4-£3>. sellers £1225 i £2>. Settlement £1235 < £Pi. Turnover a.m. 125 1 tons, pm 95 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.31 words
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243 1966-08-20 20 BACK PAGE SPORT LONDON. Fri. England, following their partial collapse shortly before lunch when they weir 130 for five, staged a recovery in the afternoon session and at close they were 330 for seven against the West Indies on thr second day of the243 words
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Article74 1966-08-20 20 WEST INDIES IST INNS 268 ENGLAND IST INNS. (overnight 20-1) BOYCOTT b Hall 4 BARBER c Nurse b Sobers 36 EDRICH c Hendriks b Sobers 35 GRAVENEY not out 129 AMISS b Hall 17 D'OLIVERIA b Hall 4 CLOSE run out 4 ILLINGWORTH c Hendriks b Griffith 3 MURRAY74 words
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Article37 1966-08-20 20 LONDON. Fri Dcrb>Mnre beat Warwickshire by 10 wickets at Coventry today Scores: Derby 281 and 12-n. Warwick 3B ;ind 253 (A. Smith 85 R. Webster 42 A. Jai k.-on 4-31 > Derby 12 pta37 words
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Article531 1966-08-20 20 74th MINUTE WINNER FOR KOREA KOREA 1 HONG KONG o KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Thr Asturdy Smith Koreans toiled endlessly to wrench an only 74th minute goal to beat game battlers Hong Kone in Group "A" of the Merdeka Football tournament at the Merdeka Stadium tonight, reports Norman Siebel. After 50531 words
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162 1966-08-20 20 ITUALA LUMPUR. Frl Na- lionallst China's hopes of bolstering their team, following their 4-1 trouncing by Singapore la.si night, by flying in their .star forwards. Cheung Clii Doy and Cheung Che Wai. and ace fullback Kv.ok Kam Huhk. received a sei back 1162 words
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Advertisement139 1966-08-20 20 Late classified advertisements LING: lo Vfronn h ion Timothy at our Ljmy s Hn»f, til. Ipoh on 19 66 Brother for wphanif. ANANOAVALLI d/ 0 Mr and Mr r.amanath. Ipoh. to FUJagopalan Mr and Hn A.G. Nair. Slnnapon oa August IMft 0 COMING TO PENANG THE GREAT MASTER ACUPUNCTURIST WONG139 words
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Advertisement139 1966-08-20 20 I Study at Home with CAMBRIDGE I V~J CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL V 171-C, Bencoolen Street; Spore 7. Tel ***** or ***** THREE MONTHS' REVISION COURSES Special Short Courses in all subjects for the 1966 examinations. Moke full use of the three months' Cambridge Revision Courses to ensure your success. General Courses139 words
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Miscellaneous54 1966-08-20 20 The weather Highest nnrl lowest temper*tures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest LowMt Kuala Lumpur 90 72 KoTh Bharu 88 73 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 91 73 Malacc h On 73 Smeapore 80 73 C. Highland* 75 57 on 88 7354 words
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