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Title Section21 1967-01-28 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578: 2590/M.C.(P) 226621 words
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260 1967-01-28 1 Angry North Korea hits out at Red Guards JOKVO, Fri. North Korea today denied reports circulating in Peking that there had been a coup in Pyongyang, and accused China of slandering North Korea. In one of the sharpest exchanges concerning the two communist nations, the Central News Agency said inUPI - 260 words
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Article, Illustration445 1967-01-28 1 10,000 ex-soldiers form 'field army' to fight Mao men THE DAY A PHONE CALL TRAPPED LIU S WIFE— So* Back Pago PEKING, Friday WALL posters said here today that 10,000 ex-soldiers in far-off Sinkiang province had formed a "field army" to fight the pro-Mao forces. And theyAgencies - 445 words
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Article, Illustration286 1967-01-28 1 BILL CAMPBELL - Harris to Tan: Let us do a deal BILL CAMPBELL 'WE'LL MAKE GOOD LOST REVENUE 1 By lESSELTON, Fri. J Sabah's Finance Minister, Inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh, today offered to do a deal with the Federal Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. The offer: Drop your proposal to disallow286 words
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Article, Illustration842 1967-01-28 1 Tengku: More liberal use of other languages depends on attitude of people KUALA LUMPUR, Friday tfENGKU Abdul Rahman told the Dewan Ha'avat today that the Government might awMv more liberal use of other languages after the national language became the sole official language. But this would depend on provisions of842 words
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Article55 1967-01-28 1 Just fancy t hat Valenton (France). Pri. A 51 -year-old man tried three times to shoot himself in his apartment here. The first shot lodged harmlessly in the ceiling, the second nicked the side of his head and the third time, the pistol jammed. He said afterwards he now wantsReuter - 55 words
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Article44 1967-01-28 1 LONDON. Fri. Dr. James Griffiths. 57, lecturer in physics and Dean of Magdalen College, Oxford, has been appointed Vice-Chancel-lor of the University of Malaya, the Ministry of Overseas Development announced today. He was expected to take up the appointment in March. Reuier.Reuter - 44 words
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133 1967-01-28 1 SAIGON. Fri. America's biggest ground onslaught of the Vietnam war officially ended at midnight, leaving 6.000 peasants homeless in the shattered V i c t c on g stronghold jungle north of Saigon. Announcing completion of the 20-day search and destroy sweepReuter - 133 words
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Article67 1967-01-28 1 SYDNEY. Frir-Dr. Goh Ken* Swee. Singapore's Mini.strr of Defence, flew In today and 20 minutes later set off again in a light aircratt to inspect a small arms lactory in Lilhgow. 90 miles west of Sydney. He was due in Canberra later today to attend aReuter - 67 words
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72 1967-01-28 1 $60,000 costs for Ningkan Marshal Juin dies KUCHINO. Pri Dato Stephen K a long Ningkan was today awarded costs Hiiiouiitinß to $60 739 in connection with his successful case against the Governor. Tun Abang Haji OpeiiK. and Penghulu Tawi Sh. ronccrmng hi* flm disBlaaaJ from office as Chief Minlator lMt72 words
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Article352 1967-01-28 1 Banned: Rockets from Outer Space MOSCOW. Fri. The So \i c t union, the United States, and Britain i<»d;i\ signed a new treaty binding the three governments to ban nuclear weapons from Ouier Space. The treaty represents the first breakthrough in East-West arms control sinc-p the same three nations .signedReuter - 352 words
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Article38 1967-01-28 1 (.AS POISONIM. NAJRAN (Saudi Yemeni bolder). Fri. Just ovei inn KemcnJ* have treated in li<»pi> ii i<« vuspri ted gas poisoning mm. r Ku.vptian planes allrc«(ll\ bombed Yemeni village of Ketaf Jan. 5. acrurdtaf t<> doctors38 words
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Advertisement76 1967-01-28 2 The world's most outstanding super-waterproof square watch RMY D O MANHATTAN Day Date, automatic. .jj^t jfcjJßJ^^a^^a^B»^Be^B^^^^^_ F^ '^~~^a^a^a^^a^a^a^^^^Pi^a^a^a^B^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^aDe^a^a^a^a^Ba^B^^a^a^a^a^a^^a^a^a^a^^SEi^LJj» P I I 7 '^^^z j^^^^^^^^^^^^Jumi^^P^jyjß^WP^l^aw^y^^^n^^ay^^^awJ^P^^P^P^^^^nß^aw^BP^^^sw^sy^P^^^a^P i- '^^c^^B^aßS^aß^nßalL^B^' < r 1 f l|ftl>--il"-0>;F f. it fK For the fashion conscious woman of today, Rado has also created a range »M I II76 words
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425 1967-01-28 3 Nasution: Sock involved in coup bid JAKARTA, Friday chronise with other Institutions Involved. It had been decided during these talks: To convene a Congress session to discuss the Congress decision calling on the President to give an account of the coup. To bring Supardjo to trial. To convene a Congress425 words
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Article40 1967-01-28 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has invited Mr. Harrison Salisbury, an assistant managing editor of the New York Times vho recently travelled to North Vietnam, to appear at a hearing on Feb. 2— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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68 1967-01-28 3 I OS ANGELES, Kri. j Thirteen U.S. Marines > were wounded yesterday when an 81 mm mortar shell exploded pre-mature-ly during a live fire training session. The Marines said that It appeared most of the injuries were minor. A spokesman said the mortar68 words
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Article, Illustration33 1967-01-28 3 HOW THE HOT-QUITE TOPLESS |JOME, Fri. This not-quite-topless outfit by Veneziari was presented at the designer's showing here recently. The resort dress with partially enclosed top, is done in black linen. UPI picture.UPI - 33 words
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Article, Illustration254 1967-01-28 3 POLITICAL MOTIVE IN CASE AGAINST ME—ARMAH LONDON, Friday. ]y|R. Kwesi Armah, former Ghanaian High Commissioner here who won his fight against extradition to Ghana, said yesteiday the Ghana Government's theft charges against him were politically motivated The military government. In Accra had sought his return to stand trial on charges254 words
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100 1967-01-28 3 President misses R-Day march past NEW DELHI. Fri. President Kudhakri.shnan, 78, was unable to take the salute during a Republic Day march past yesterday because of poor health. But he mingled later with some 6,000 guests at a reception at his residence. Vice-president Dr. Zakir llus.iin deputised at the ceremonialReuter - 100 words
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Article43 1967-01-28 3 NEW YORK. Fri. An airlines passenger who joked to a companion that he had a bomb in his briefcase was grilled for half an hour by r 8.1. agents at Rochester last night while airport official* searched thr plane. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article40 1967-01-28 3 PORTMADOC (Wales). Prl. Dr. William Lloyd George, younger brother ol the late Earl Lloyd George Britain's great Liberal Prime Minister died today at this north Wales resort. He would have been 102 .n> Feb. 23.40 words
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120 1967-01-28 3 SAIGON, Frl. The South Vietnamese Premier, Air Vice-Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky returned from a nine-day visit to Australia and New Zealand last night and vowed to push his campaign against corruption in the Government But he avoided questions on his120 words
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314 1967-01-28 3 Hindu who planned beef feast at holy place held YEW DELHI. Fri. A Hindu writer has been arrested in Trivandrum for planning a "beef feast" at a holy place. Mr. p. Kesava Dcv, a wellknown Malayale author, had planned to distribute 1.000 packets of cooked beef at Kaladl. birthplace ofReuter - 314 words
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Article29 1967-01-28 3 ROME. Fri. Rosa Pezzano. 44-year-old wife of a labourer, has had her 25th baby and her doctor says she is healthy enough to have 10 more.29 words
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Advertisement159 1967-01-28 3 NEW YORK CANADIAN PACIFIC if the Statue of Liberty, jets you there the fastest, shortest Broadway, hot-dogs, the U.N. wa V f rom Hong Kong, through Bnildmg, Wall Street, Canada and the new Canadian swinging night-life. Pacific Airlines -Air Canada route. It's DC-8 comfort all the way. one stop to159 words
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Advertisement312 1967-01-28 3 CUSTOM g) MADE ffiX SUITS gk J Tailored for you V^B 1 1 ...and you alone! \i\l A made-to-measure suit, expertly tailored by Chanrai's expert cutters atid tailors, looks and feels 1 1 as no other suit can. You'll up- j preciate the difference! Come nnd T see our wide312 words
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1064 1967-01-28 4 HK $36,000 paid or plot would have been bared BANK FRAUD CASE: COURT TOLD- SINGAPORE. Frl. CIM BOON CHUAN, key witness at the triad of four men in the million-dollar Lee Wah Bank fraud case, told a district court today how he had to pay HK$36,--000 to a Hong Kong1,064 words
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Article197 1967-01-28 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The many races working harmoniously together In Singapore Is an example to the rest of the world and suggests that the Republic holds the key to International understanding. This Is the Impression that Singapore has made on a group of visiting Americans,197 words
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151 1967-01-28 4 Protection for wire nail plants reduced SINGAPORE. Frl. The Government has decided to reduce protective measures to the wire nail manufacturing industry in the Republic. This is because it has found that "the two factories manufacturing wire nails in Singapore have increased the prices of their products on several occasions151 words
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Article60 1967-01-28 4 BACK ON COMPANIES' REGISTER SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. Justice Chua today approved in the High Court a petition for the "restoration" to the Register of Companies of the Eastern Amusement Park Co. Ltd., off Geylang Serai. Mr. Dallp Singh, for the Attorney-General, and Mr. Tan Kirn Seng, for the Registrar of60 words
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Advertisement376 1967-01-28 4 GALA: OPENS TOMORROW!^!?^! Not Siici "DEMETRIUS And The GLADIATORS". Hit Thi Scretn Explode *PH With Such Spectacular Action! I[m two Gladiators] Richnrd HARRISON Mnira Okl'Kl (mim-.c0.0r 3c O[ n.) GALA: TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! An action -crammed SPY THRILLER Packed with INTRIGUE. MURDER AND MAYHEM! v JEFF GORDON t£. d COUNTERFEITERS M376 words
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Advertisement93 1967-01-28 4 6REAT WORLD SUNDAY T A-GO-GO 2.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. FEATURING THE FABULOUS THE MYSTERIANS PLUS LEROY LINDSAY (SENSATIONAL U.K. MAN) GUEST ARTISTE THI VIKINGS COME EARLY LUCKY DRAW PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY Op.ni Today: 1 10-J 10-7.00 4 9 30 p.m. Ivy Ling Po 4 Kwon San "TOO93 words
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Advertisement436 1967-01-28 4 GOLDEN STAR Shamrock Hotel —1 1 Dublin Rood, Spore. Tel: 2749S PRESENTS WALKER HILL DANCERS 2 PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY with change ot Programme. Also appearing Tonight and nightly at the Mike: MISS TAN 01 BENG TV. Star F M mnJ i Mi f! H^** 1 -JL. ill Din* I Donee in436 words
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Advertisement574 1967-01-28 4 NOW SHOWING! II om, I.JO, 4. 1.00, 3. J0, 6.30 A 9.14 pm, 0 41 4 9.J0 pm. I Al-^ii-uLUI-UULLAKS I Clmt Eottwood Color Scope. I ODION: TONIGHT Midnight 1 SOO CHIN in "OOLD BUTTON" I ColorScopc. VfOnflorin English ond Chinese Subtitlet Odaen: Tomorrow 8.45 0.m.: Rcvrng* Ot The Rambler574 words
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Article, Illustration69 1967-01-28 5 For baby, a nap on the way... 'PHIS Hindu couple from Padang Serai. M. Kmsi and his wife Ranga. took their one year old boy alone too. on their Thaipusam pilgrimage to the Waterfall Road Temple in Penang. Wrapped in saffron cloth and slung beneath three sugar tunes, baby SigarNg Weng Ch - 69 words
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Article82 1967-01-28 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Malaysian trade and education delegation visiting Indonesia wants the Indonesian Government to send batik cloth experts to Malaysia, Radio Jakarta reported today. The radio -.aid it was quoting an official of a batik project visited by the delegation yesterday during visits to variousReuter - 82 words
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Article48 1967-01-28 5 PKNANO I; Kcnre&enutives lrom 10 youth Hub* In Boyan Lrp..s and B;dik Pulaii will mcr'. at Uir Bavan Lepa.s community hull on Sunday UJ consider Hie loimatiun ol 4B movement tor ;ii<- di The district > w>utji council will be disbanded when the 4-B movement Ita48 words
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Article31 1967-01-28 5 KANOAR Fri. The State relcbra'-ion ot 'he 49th birthday of the R»ja ol Perils, scheduled for May 11 h.t.-> :.ow been clumged •<; June 21 which will be a publicholiday31 words
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214 1967-01-28 5 Ismail: Political detainees? We don't have any KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail, told the Dewan Ra'ayat today that as far as the Alliance Government was concerned there were no nnlitieal detainees in Malaysia. "All pet sons detained are so detained by reason ot their214 words
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70 1967-01-28 5 Winning ticket a forgery, court told JPOH. Fri.— Chai Choon Woon. 31. a grocer, pleaded not guilty in the magistrate's court here today to a charge of cheating. He is alleged to have induced Gurbachan Lall to pay 52.100 for a forged Social and Welfare lottery ticket which was purported70 words
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Article77 1967-01-28 5 IJANGAR. Fri Two attap houses, at Padang Behor and Kampong Jelempoh. were destroyed by fire last night At Padang Behor. a widow. Nan bmte Mat. 40 and her 18--year-old son were watching a Department of Information film show, 800 yards away from their home, when fire77 words
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Article24 1967-01-28 5 SEOAM.VI Hi Mr. Won?; Wip.c Sir. the Assistant OrcaniMrr o( ChIMM Schools here, has been transferred to the Education Department. Johore Bahru.24 words
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Article70 1967-01-28 5 I KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Ten masked men held up a family jf«r!> yesterday and :obber them of $360 and three transistor radios. a television set. and Jewellery worth about $1000. Mun Sang. 81. a contractor, was play-nn mahjong \nlth hi& family at their house in Jalan70 words
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Article38 1967-01-28 5 PENANCi Fri. The North PvuuiH-e Wellesley Umno division will hold a tea party at its Butteruurth headquarters on Sunday in honour of members who received awards In the Gov--1 nor x birthday honours lMt month. i38 words
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195 1967-01-28 5 Dispensers call off 'work to rule for a month RUALA LL'MPLK, KIbe National croon of Government Dispensers today suspended us work-to-rule campaign aiier receiving a iei»*r irom the Ministry ot Health with oners to settle two or its hve claims. The Ministry has offered to pay: COMMUTED allowance to officers195 words
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200 1967-01-28 5 QINGAPORE, Fri. The Shaw Foundation will distribute Chinese New Year gifts to 6.000 aged men and women in Singapore and Malaysia next week. Distribution of Chinese New Year gifts to the poor by the Shaw Brothers has been an annual event for200 words
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Advertisement42 1967-01-28 5 Italy's Top Enttrt«in«rt Provide nen Uop done* music niflhtty. ADELPHi NtGHT CIUU PtACCKK BAR Non «top donct muiic midnight MALAY CULTURAL SHOW by THE LION CITY REVUE Niahtly tn»i Sunday! Ortss: Infarmal IL TONI6MTS Sp'ICIAL THI TtRWIUOS >£\ TMIIK SHINDIG I A-GO-GO flMO«Ml«S.42 words
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Advertisement288 1967-01-28 5 There's a MICTA mower for every type of lawn MUM tp MOWII^^B fc|jL Different in models but identical in dependability. Every model is backed fcfcy by genuine Vict« replacements parts "T^j «V »g£ and experienced service after sales. H «i»,«o.it««t .•••.i«»T"t For free home demonstration contact industries limited. Hfr|. Pjyj288 words
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181 1967-01-28 6 Wounded police officer makes progress DENANG, Fri.— Asst. 1 Supt. Lawrence Cheow, OCPD, Baling, who was shot by an amok yesterday in Kampong Selarong, 13 miles from Baling, is making progress in the General Hospital here. Supt. Cheow was hit In the chest when the amok, whom the police were181 words
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Article, Illustration112 1967-01-28 6 KLALA LUMP! R, Fri. The Minister of Education. Inche .Wohamed Khir Jobari. told the Dewan Ra'ayat today it was "morally bad" for the National I'nion of Teachers to make use of schoolchildren to further its cause. He was replying to Inche Ahmad Arshad112 words
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Article27 1967-01-28 6 PENANO. Pn. Ten members uf the Patani road youth branch will donate blood to th« blood bank here next week for use In flnod-»tricken StatM.27 words
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Article198 1967-01-28 6 Mutual trust vital— union boss SINGAPORE, Frl. VfR BERNARD Rodrigues. 1»1 executive secretary of Pioneer Industries Employees' Union, tonight stressed the importance of mutual trust and co-operation between labour and capital In the common goal of Increasing productivity. He was speaking at a Tariety show at Taman Jurong, organised by198 words
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Article317 1967-01-28 6 'Carrier pigeons' report mystery ALOR STAR, Frt. I _J border police security officer* here said today they had never heard of the use of carrier pigeons by Communist terrorists operating in the Malaysia-Thai-land border jungle. "This is the first we have heard of it," said a senior operations officer. He317 words
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Advertisement175 1967-01-28 6 Heartiest Congratulations to CHEMICAL COMPANY OF MALAYSIA on the occasion of the official opening on 28th January, 1967. from LIAN YIT ENGINEERING WORKS LTD. No. 328, 3i miles, Sungei Besi Road, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****-3. Cable Address: "LIANYITCO" Kuala Lumpur. We are proud to have been associated with the following175 words
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Advertisement137 1967-01-28 7 A l#iiw lib Industrial Complex Chemical Company of Malaysia Limited > P^™"^O^^TTpi Y.T.M. Tunku Abdul Rohmon Putra Al-haj, X.0.M., Prime Minister of Malaysia will officially f declare open the fertilizer and chlorine plants of CCM's multi-million dollar industrial complex at I I U^ im m Padang Jawa, today. m^ m137 words
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615 1967-01-28 8 Reorganisation of public cleansing SINGAPORE. Friday 'J'HE (Jovern merit today announced that the scheme to completely reorganise the public cleansing service will be implemented from Feb. 1. This was contained In a letter from the Health Minister. Mr. Yong: N.vuk Lin, to the615 words
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Article170 1967-01-28 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. The manager of a firm in High Street. Mr. Gulabral. was fined $100 by a district court today for being In possession of five blouses bearing counterfeit trade marks at his shop. W. Premchand and Company, on April 7 last year. He170 words
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Article50 1967-01-28 8 SINGAPORE. Frl The tuMle for the leadership of the Chinese Clumber o Commerce for the nexi two venrj. win begin tomorrow. Ballot papers will be posted to Its 3.721 members at noon tomorrow for the election of 51 roir.i.iittee members. The closing (late Is Feb 1150 words
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Article, Illustration107 1967-01-28 8 MP to lead big team for road repair SINGAPORE.. Fri. The Member of Parliament for Scrantoon Gardens. Mr. R.A. Gonzales. (above) will lead a large team on Sunday morning to repair the lone stretch of (Inns San Road, off Serangoon Garden Way. which was recently damaged by floods. The team107 words
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Article34 1967-01-28 8 6INGAPORE. Frl— There will be no electricity supply tomorrow between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Yoon Kin Road. Lorong Panrhar. Lorong Makam and Holland Road l>j m..s to 7 1 m.s.34 words
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Article82 1967-01-28 8 Road to be closed tomorrow SINGAPORE. Fri. The Public Works Department Is to erect a new overhead pedestrian bridge at Tiong Bahru near Jalan Membina on Sunday. This will be the third pedestrian bridge to go up in congested part> of the island. The other two are at Collyer Quay82 words
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85 1967-01-28 8 SINGAPORE. Frl Miss Cinda Lee Be-Shing, 17. leaves for Pukekohc, New Zealand. tomorrow under a student exchange scheme. Spon Died and nominated by the Ratary Club of Singapore. Mtai Lee will do one year In Die Pukekohe High School During her85 words
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Article217 1967-01-28 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Government is carrying out an island wide survey of all unnumbered houses in the Republic. The aim la to register and number them. This is to enable easier identification. help the Postal Department make mail deliveries and facilitate water and electricity connections217 words
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Advertisement213 1967-01-28 8 AEI Electrical Equipment is now at work helping to produce top quality fertilizers for Malaysia's Palm Oil and Rubber Trees The Chemical Company of Malaysia Limited chose AEI to supply and install the electrical equipment for their vast chemical complex, which will manufacture compound fertilizers to raise the productivity of213 words
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Miscellaneous137 1967-01-28 8 ■%n*>; Onn tit, %\T n~~*i:~ WKT TMAT SOfiOOO] I USSKN, SUTO XXP Ij3 fWYW] I I t^^i/T*] I YVMOW MV PEAB, TM« 14 A PPFTTV j_^gM z¥*AVs 1 >WJ JCS BWO«E_^M vT^ "Tl y Wryj fiOOP WEAPON AFTEH AJX.' I THINK tHrk /r«rv Hy hi'Hior 1~,,,1H I r yes. even137 words
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Article, Illustration1843 1967-01-28 9 Sir Robert Thompson - Fighting time in Vietnam Sir Robert Thompson The Vietcong, hope: to collapse the government and society, and so destroy the basis for the American presence by (Author of 'Defecting Communist Insurgency, formerly Secretary for Defence, Malaya ond head of the British Advisory Mission to South Vietnom) JUST as the thoughts1,843 words
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Advertisement60 1967-01-28 9 Jantzen... Curvallure Strapless Bra Collection for above-the-bra beauty! The secret? Jantzen's special air-light "push-up pads" that create the kind of bosom every woman really wants by lifting her natural contours: Style 639 Curvallure three-way strapless bandeau Convertible straps may be worn in conventional manner, halter styleor removed to create a60 words
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Advertisement286 1967-01-28 9 HP 1 m w m I 1 A GREAT NEW GAME (AND THE RIGHT BLEND OF PETROL) ...ONLY FROM BP Fun for everyone "f| pi Why BP Supermix? Who'll be the BP Bang-a-Ball Before BP came along the motochampion in your family? Mum... li— J rist had to make do286 words
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194 1967-01-28 10 KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. The Government is prepared to examine the Employ c c s Provident Fund Ordinance with a view to allowing a retired person who has withdrawn his credits to contribute again to the fund and also to enable him194 words
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Article, Illustration141 1967-01-28 10 J(VALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The sum of $327,209 spent by the Department of Information Services without tender or Treasury sanction in 1964 was .for printing publicity materials like posters, leaflets and booklets on the general flections held that year, and publicity material to meet external threats at141 words
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102 1967-01-28 10 [£UALA LUMPUR. Fri The Government intends setting no a small arms ammunition factory, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said in the Devvan Ra'ayat today. Mr v.is replying to Inche Ahmad Arshad (All.-Muar Utara) who had asked what sort of ammunition102 words
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Article, Illustration450 1967-01-28 10 Malaysian Parliament answers to questions »JHE Report compiled by the special committee appointed by the Cabinet to review the teaching service in the country was not for release to the public, the Minister of Education Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today. In450 words
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89 1967-01-28 10 N-language dictionary: $125,263 spent L'L ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, told the Dewan Ra'ayat today that $125,263 had been spent so far on the compilation •f the official National Language dictionary. He was replying to Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (Lab.-Batu), who had asked when89 words
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201 1967-01-28 10 House confirms surtax, higher duties KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Dewan Ra'ayat today confirmed without debate customs and excise orders increasing duties on a wide range of goods. Also confirmed was the two per cent surtax on Imported goods. The Increased duties and the surtax, already In effect, were announced by201 words
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265 1967-01-28 10 1,960 m PROFITS TAKEN OUT OF MALAYA SAYS TAN 'KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Finanrr. Mr Tan Siew Sin. told the Dewan Ra ayat today that Sl.tttio million had been taken nut of West Malaysia as profits by overseas (nntrolled firms from 1960 to ]%.*< In a written reply265 words
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Miscellaneous8 1967-01-28 10 TUB gAMgOLC &~f4&4£t-~ V IT r^s, QKMjf) y8 words
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Article, Illustration1412 1967-01-28 11 Fifth day of the Budget debate replies by the Ministers REPORTERS: DAHARI ALI, V. K. CHIN, SOB NG fHE Ministei of Commeice and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aim. called on consumers today to to assert their rights to see that they were not exploited1,412 words
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186 1967-01-28 11 The $106 m. history of the FLDA in brief, by Tun I/lALA IA'MPI'R. Fri. More than 5106.382.000 has been spent on the Federal Land Development Authority from its inception in 1957 till the end of 1965. the Minister of National and Rural Development. Tun Abdul Ka/.ik. told the Dewan Ra'ayat186 words
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294 1967-01-28 11 L'l Al..\ LUMPL'K. Fri nn.iil.Ml arrangements for the Currency Boa r d to withdraw and rederni the existing notrs and coins when Bank Negara issues new currency in June were announced by the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. today. In294 words
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Article75 1967-01-28 12 in WordM SIS (Miulmmm) THANKS TO St. Jude for suecee*. fnl operation M Brmmston. THE FAMILY OF the late Chua Tew L#ck thank friends, relatives and Hospital Staff of J1«!H for their kind assistance, attendance, wreaths and condolences during the family's recent bereavement. FAMILY OF THB late Mr. Boh75 words
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Article215 1967-01-28 12 !0 Hera's SIS (Minimum) COCKPIT HOTEL'S 'RUSTTAFEL" la served Saturday and Sunday Lunch Re^Tvitions 33>>««,. DOES TRAVELLING UPSET you? Take Mnr/inf for a carefree Journey This effective travel slclmesa remedy TONIGHT McGregor Club RAT. Tentah. Joan Booty's models present '•Fa-hions to Music". Sponsored by I Philips Make up by215 words
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Article290 1967-01-28 12 M H,,r<« Si (Minimum) ADULTS ONLY. Ribl« Court* for Id* Bu»v Adilt H Lruona only. Church of Crir.nt. lift, Loiiak, S»r«nbaß. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SINCAPORE .'irrrr Onhurd Road. rrnang bfihnK throiish Christian Sclrncr BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH El.-it.. s. rantoon Gardrn 9.16 am. I "1 Rd.. 10.-J0 a.m. Galilr* >290 words
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Article697 1967-01-28 12 The freezing of vacant gov- ernment posts, a decision announced by Tun Razak at a briefing of departmental heads, may mean much or little. Obviously the Government I must continue to recruit officers for the technical and professional services. They are needed very badly. Nevertheless the697 words
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Article313 1967-01-28 12 Dr. Lim Swee Aun was not very free with his information when he answered a question in Parliament on Malaysia's national shipping line. The Cabinet had received a report on the feasibility of setting up such a line, he said, and though the Government would do all it313 words
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Article207 1967-01-28 12 Sabah looks like getting its east-west highway before Malaya, where a project begun with fanfare has been abandoned in favour of another yet to be economically justified. The need for the TelupidRanau link to be completed, opening a direct route between Jesselton and Sandakan, has never been responsibly207 words
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218 1967-01-28 12 I NOTE with interest your news item (S.T. Jan. 21) on United Nations projects for Malaysia. in particular that concerned with ■fast-growing trees for the paper industry.' Readers will be interested to know that there are at least two sources of long-fiber pulpwood suitable218 words
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Article67 1967-01-28 12 RECENTLY I was at Kuala Lipis and had to visit the Christian Cemetery. I found It a jungle with wild plants and creepers over the tombs. In the cemetery are a few graves of war heroes. Is this how we show our gratitude to those who have67 words
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Article657 1967-01-28 12 pOR the first time r since the ruling Rhodesian Front party annihilated its political opponents in the May, 1965 election, European opposition groups on both the left and right of Mr. Lan Smith's regime are making themselves heard. Within the same work the extreme Right657 words
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971 1967-01-28 12 Joe Haggerty - Banking, cooking, even doctoring by computer Joe Haggerty by NEW YORK PROF E S S O R John C. Kemeny, chairman of the mathematics department at Dartmouth College in Hanover, Ne wi Hampshire, thinks nothing of "talking" to a computer from the bedroom of his home. Often the professor will971 words
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Advertisement451 1967-01-28 12 Straits Times Malay Mail Clavti'ird od«erti<emrnti may be handed to COID STORAGE SUPCRMARKf I O'chord Rood < Receptionist Otfik) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Hollond Road Naval Bate I Authorised Aqintl: CITY BOOK STORE ITO. W.nchntcr Houie. Collyer Quay. THE NEWS FRONT "iipotntk t Supermarket M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Rood.451 words
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Advertisement118 1967-01-28 12 Advertisement Man with a "SAM" You know, when you carry a Samsonite Attache', people immediately know who you are. The air, the personality, you can't be anybody else, but a top marketing executive, a business representative or a person with a certain high social standing. Because you are a man118 words
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Advertisement61 1967-01-28 12 the BC I Irtf B shine Em m -fl ill VJsH sH^ fl.^B Kiwi Kv-ik Wax puts the A Kiwi shine on floors, tiles and furniture. Available f T J in red tile, green tile, T_ m mahogany, dark teak and fl HBVV neutral. M-l Available in 1 Ib, 261 words
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Article, Illustration525 1967-01-28 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE law that governs a marriage should not be the law of the country the man comes from, but the one of the place where the marriage is contracted, the Lord President, Justice Tan Sri Syed Sheh Barakbah, said525 words
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Article77 1967-01-28 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Chief of the General Staff of the Malaysian Armed Forces. Lt.Gen. Tan Sri Abdul Hamid bin Bidln, saw a demonstration of Tae Kwan Do (Korean art of selfdefence) at Jalan Padang Ternbak here today. The demonstration was given by 2877 words
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201 1967-01-28 13 Singapore sawmills New tax will kill us SINGAPORE, Friday. ■JHE sawmill industry in Singapore is facing a crisis following the imposition last Friday by the Malaysian Government of a new 10 per cent export tax on timber logs. The vice-president of the Singapore Sawmlllers' Association Mr Fong Pin Chee, said201 words
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Article53 1967-01-28 13 SINOAPORE. Prt. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Llm Kirn San, attended a reception at the residence of the Australian High Commissioner. Mr. W.B. Pritchett. in Dalvey Road to celeorate Australia's National Day. Mr. Lim proposed toast to the Queen while Mr. Pritchett proposed a toast to the53 words
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Article39 1967-01-28 13 SINGAPORE, Frl. Four-year-old Sutnarl bin Hasmawl was fatally knocked down by a car at the Canning Rise P»nang Lane junction yesterday evening. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Ram Chandra, of the Sepoy Lines police station.39 words
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Article20 1967-01-28 13 PENANO. Frl. Four stolen motor cycles were recovered by the police from a house In Bukit Mertajam, yesterday.20 words
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Article, Illustration164 1967-01-28 13 Textile fears over U.S. quota KUALA LUMPUR, Frl Malaysian textile manufacturers today expressed grave concern over the possibility of an American imposition of a quota on textiles exported from Malaysia. In a statement, one manufacturer said that the situation arose after an initial meeting with three I.S. Government officials on164 words
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100 1967-01-28 13 |£UALA LUMPUR, Frl. Radio Malaysia's request programmes over all language services will be turned Into "Dollars for Discs" programmes for three weeks from Feb. 1, In aid of the National Disaster Relief Fund. Any sum from a dollar upwards will be accepted for100 words
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301 1967-01-28 13 CHURCHES TOLD: CHANGE FAITH TO MEET NEW CHALLENGE CINGAPORE, Fri. Dr. Joseph Matthews, visiting head of the Ecumenical Institute in Chicago, today called on churches to "wake up" and re-shape their thinking to meet the challenge of pre-sent-day situations. "For the first timp. »h» Church Is forced to radically alter301 words
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Advertisement18 1967-01-28 13 Npvpt mt m Hr M -lIS 100 MPf Yoiinn mrSkmr to Jy^K. v o/\ V t L jW^18 words
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Advertisement71 1967-01-28 13 OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. EVERY SATURDAY H exclusive I I qljt aflpr I I to Saturday Shoppers I m TODAYS I 5 i > One Decanter Set (1 decanter, K>vjo| H j 6 glasses) valued at $12.50 £r;<j 2fl i with every $50 worth f~-~T^- r-jfi~Ti of goods purchased J^ffofcjj71 words
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Miscellaneous794 1967-01-28 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala l.umpnr 6.10 Super Six cartoon: and Penanc; 6 Ipoh and 6.35 Dennis the Menace: 7.00 Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore News in English: 7.10 Focus: Bahru; 4 Taipinc; 1 Batu 735 Bewitched: 8.00 News in Pahat; 9 Kluang. Mandarin: 8.10 Between two Rhythms: 8.35 The794 words
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171 1967-01-28 14 NATIONAL LANGUAGE WITH HOME-MADE FILMS I THINK TV. Malaysia should produce their own films In the National Language instead of dubbing imported films. I'm sure most of us viewers are not satisfied with Just looking at Simon Templar or The Sullavan Brothers. We also want to hear their voices. There171 words
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209 1967-01-28 14 INCHK Ahmad Arshad (M.P. for Muar Itara) 1 stated in the current Parliamentary session that the administration of the National Electricity Board is not efficient enough. I should like to corroborate Inche Arshad's complaint with a concrete example of the N.E.B's inefficiency. In 1965. after209 words
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Article103 1967-01-28 14 EARLY in 1965 some residents in Labis wrote to the Straits Times complaining about the strange system of electric supply prevailing here, whereby the National Electricity Board provides only 12 hours of electricity at the flat rate of $6.50 per 100 watts. In his reply through103 words
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Article89 1967-01-28 14 TURNING IN SEREMBAN ROADS IN the whole of Se- remban, there is only one "No I Turn" sign, but it seems that a car cannot make any fj turn' in town except in the busiest thoroughfare Birrh Road. A traffic policeman once told me that I could make a I89 words
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Article190 1967-01-28 14 WORDS FOR A DELICATE SUBJECT rpHE review of the work of the Singapore Family Planning and Population Board by its chairman (AT. Jan. 16) contained the following, "By Dec. 31. 30,412 women had been serviced in the Board's clinics." It is difficult to think of a more offensive term to190 words
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225 1967-01-28 14 Mail, by courtesy of the new tenant IT Is most commendable that the Postal Authorities provide facilities lor redirection of mall. All one has to do is to complete the prescribea form and lorward it to the delivery Post Office. But, unfortunately, it does not work out that way at225 words
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Article225 1967-01-28 14 SNAF and Singapore students rpHE questions which Mr. X Ponnuduray posed to me iS.T. Jan. 4> are a clear manifestation of his gross ignorance of the student movement in Singapore. Surely Mr. Ponnuduray is aware that the Univrrsity of Singapore Students Union, immediately after deciding to withdraw from SNAF. decided225 words
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Article82 1967-01-28 14 IF the $4/2 million spent on the Industrial site at Senawang. N.S.. with no industrialism in sight is what the State Government calls practised economy then I beg to differ. As land is being offered at less than 10 cents per sq. ft. the scheme is obviously a "white82 words
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Advertisement236 1967-01-28 14 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to CHEMICAL COMPANY OF MALAYSIA on the occasion of their official opening today. Tbbl^"^*^ MA IN MALAY* lIIeK Rubber products (NATUIAI/tYNTMITIC) SYMtOI OF QUAIITT SHUM YIP LEONG RUB3ER WORKS LTD.. MALAYA K }JSlS?*jft^>ttißß^Bß^BßwjßßMP^^^^^^^ '^^Hfr^iGV^BV r* '£i AT Jm*flXwl* /9A\ Xi_ I** *Tl w B* vV4^ t236 words
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Miscellaneous304 1967-01-28 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS earth-worship (8i 1. The l down of laddering 6. "Olve me utensils The words stockings? (7, 7). produce uproar (6). 9. Put more than 12 to edg* tht 8. Sandy in Berkshire (5). thing with sheet crystal 7. Her case Involves amount* (7). 10. King Charles304 words
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Article624 1967-01-28 15 $269,331— and more coining GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE NATIONAL DISASTER RELIEF FUND! KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. fONTRIBUTIONS to the National Disaster Relief Fund received by Malaysian newspapers so far totalled $269,331. Out of this, $159,516 was received by the Straits Times. $71,759 by the Utusan Melayu, $25,352 by the Tamil Nesan624 words
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Article828 1967-01-28 15 THE following donations to the Nitional Disaster Relief Fund were received yesterday and earlier in the week: Through Chief Minister of Penan*: Staff and students of St. Joseph Teachers College $101, Oceanic Travel Agency. Penang $20. Penang Playing Field Association $200, Lion's Club Butterworth, $100. Mr.828 words
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185 1967-01-28 15 Protest march death: Coroner clears police KLALA LIMPUB, Frl The Coroner Mr M. Mahalingam, said today tJiat a Labour Party member, On* Chong, killed during demonstrations against President Johnson's visit last October, had died from a ricochet ted bullet and recorded a verdict of misadventure. At the end of the185 words
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Article48 1967-01-28 15 KANGAR. Fn. The BUt« Veterinary Department will launch a two-month anti-rabies campaign throughout Perlis from Feb. 4 as a preventive measure. During this period, all dogs above the age of three months will be vaccinated free. Veterinary teams will visit kampongs for this purpose.48 words
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Article16 1967-01-28 15 PENANO. Prl. Four but* floats wer« stolen from the Francis Light School lavatories yesterday.16 words
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Advertisement166 1967-01-28 15 Congratulations to corn Chemical Company of Malaysia Limited., on their Official Opening of their MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX at Padang Jawa TONG FATT ENGINEERING WORKS LTD. 4. Jin. Ampat, 2J M Jin. Sg Besi. Kuala Lumpur Telephones: ***** and ***** UNITED ENGINEERS (M) LTD. OFFER BEST WISHES TO ccm Chemical166 words
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Advertisement98 1967-01-28 15 Jr Regd.Des. No. *****1 With a Malaysian Made "WJNCMg' V^ SHARIKAT WING FATT 523, 3rd Mile, Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. R O. Box 2162 CONGRA TULA TIONS to CHEMICAL COMPANY OF MALAYSIA from HARRISONS LISTERS ENGINEERING LTD. representing ENGLISH ELECTRIC FUSEGEAR Congratulations and Best Wishes to ecm Chemical Company of98 words
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84 1967-01-28 16 100 trained terrorists eliminated CALIBBURY, Fri. Rebel Rhodeslan Justice Minister Desmond Lard-ner-Burke said Rhodeslan security forces had killed or captured about l.iO trained terrorists In the past nine months. He told Parliament the Government had been able to control the infiltration situation because of the emergency powers it had underUPI - 84 words
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Article, Illustration84 1967-01-28 16 Lucky landing Sparks and smoke as airliner lands on one wheel OPARKS and smoke streak from the fuselage as this YS--11 turbojet of AllNippon Airways makes a safe forced landing at Osaka international Airport. The airliner, with 10 passengers aboard bound for Oita in southern Japan, circled the airport for84 words
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Article, Illustration402 1967-01-28 16 'The rogue elephant of British Press' LONDON, Friday. J^EWSPAPER magnate Lord Thomson has clashed with another peer in the Hou.ie of Lords during a debate on the state of the British Press Earl Arran, British newspaper director and columnist, attacked Lord Thomson as "the rogue elephant of the British Press."Reuter - 402 words
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Article42 1967-01-28 16 NEW DELHI Pri The Sovlet Union will supply 4,000 tractors, to India by February nrxt vonr under an agreement sinned here today. The tractors are in addition In 2.000 now bring supplied under a contract sinned last year42 words
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Article44 1967-01-28 16 MANIL Pri. The Philippine Government's Rice and Corn Administration has asked President Marcos to proclaim a i state of emergency in the country's rice supply situation In order to give the Government the right to seize vast quantities of hoarded rice. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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103 1967-01-28 16 KATMANDU, Fri Several hundred Beatniks from different parts of the Western world, who have been roaming the streets here for the past two months, were rounded up and deported from Nepal last week. .Nepalese officials said that about 50 Beatniks today were permitted to103 words
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Advertisement238 1967-01-28 16 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CHEMICAL COMPANY OF MALAYSIA ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING Pljnt for Chtmicjl Company of Styr«n«- monomer plant at Altona. Malaytia at Padang |awa. Ay.tralia McDonald Indvttrit* Selangor National Construction Ltd. Company Ltd. af^^fc^u^iiiliiiiiifl&S iB t IHL ctBLMb" 3 We hate to contradict Mr. Kipling, but if he were238 words
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Advertisement200 1967-01-28 16 CONGRATULATIONS TO CHEMICAL COMPANY OF MALAYSIA LTD. on the occasion of tneir official opening We ore proud to hove supplied on site Stress Relieving Services and Rodiographic Ultrasonic Survey*. Representatives ond Service Agents for:Messrs. Ookite Chemical Cleaning Products and Services Messrs. Cooper Electrohcot Stress Relieving Products services Messrs. Erdco Gas200 words
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Article, Illustration413 1967-01-28 17 /UIELMSFORD Fri. j A French-born shipping agent, who forced signatures to obtain a British passport for a former Soviet trade delegate j named only as 'Sergei. was jailed for four years here yesterday. Cecil William Mulvena. 47, had admitted charges under the413 words
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Article, Illustration260 1967-01-28 17 WASHINGTON. Friday. PRESIDENT Johnson pledged his administration's best efforts yesterday to help the under-developed countries of Latin America, Asia and Africa. In his annual economic message to Congress, the President, noting that 1966 was a relatively good year for world economic growth,260 words
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Article, Illustration154 1967-01-28 17 YEW YORK. F'ri.-Mr. Paul Hoflman (above), administrator of the UN. Development Programme, said today that the Industrialised nations could make no better investment than to set aside one per rent of their gro.-s national product for aid to developing countries.Reuter - 154 words
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121 1967-01-28 17 ONDOV Kri. Britain yesterday cv» its cri-sis-level bank rate by half per cent to six-and-a-half per cent. The reduction. announced by the Bank of England, was the first tangible result of lust weekend's conference at uhlch the Kinani«- Ministers of Britain. WestReuter - 121 words
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58 1967-01-28 17 UELEN HI U H 11 shown last August rehearsing the Houston. Texas, Summer Symphony, has been selected as assistant conductor of the New York philharmonic for the 1967-68 season. The 2C-.ve:»r-old ChfeMßt born in Saijon. South Vietnam, was a top winner in ■in- fifthAP - 58 words
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Article71 1967-01-28 17 LONDON. Ptl The House uf Commons last niglu passed Bill to renationalise 90 per cent of Britain's steel industry and thus enable the Government to fulfil a long-standing election pledge. The voting was 306-220 a majority of 86. Steel was first nationalised In 1951 by Mr. AttleeReuter - 71 words
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Advertisement180 1967-01-28 17 NO MORE GitEY HAIR! COYA LOTION Oraaaeltaa. eoluurira* aiaioiaa* yn reatona «r»? balr to IU ORIGINAL colour la 10 II am»' NOT a dra. Rrcumm«adril for mK)dkt-a««i ana oiaar itoc.a. OOTAS DIVINAS V*K«t«bla Uil rf»tnra« ir»» hair to iv ORIGINAL aokour in 4 v dm! NOT a *y* ■V) it'a180 words
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Advertisement536 1967-01-28 18 (untinurd from Pace 12) ACKNOWLEDGMENT tt Word* SIS (minimum) I FAMILY OF LATE Mr. Ons 81m fn.nds for attendance, wreaths, tele- :nru contributions etc. during their -ereat bereavement. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT II Woria S3 (Minimum) GREAT VOUTN RALLY Tommy Hindsy afternoon January 29th 3 p.m. Trade Union Hall, all welcome. SITUATIONS536 words
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Advertisement756 1967-01-28 18 SITUATIONS VACANT I li Wwrfs < *in.)—Bax tt cts. «xfr« RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST. Preerably Eurasian. Reply stating expert■nee and salary expected Box A 3361 I.T. x pore INDIAN QIRL TYPIST with Tamil -eadiog knowledge. Apply with photoiraph (returnable). Post Box 2788.' ilngapore. CRADUATE TEACHER urgently rejuired to teach mainly Chinese756 words
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Advertisement1034 1967-01-28 18 SITUATIONS WANTED *mr 4» Htm, t— Baa ta Ha «s»r« READ the Senior Appointments va art in The Sunday Mall each week. WELL EXPERIENCED CBOKBOV with or without amah holding excellent testimonials seeking position In Singapore. Tel: *****9 (8 porei. ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Wards tt I mm.)— Baa tt Ha1,034 words
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Advertisement1045 1967-01-28 18 I ACCOMMODATION WANTED li Hore 1 it I Him.)— Box St clt. txtrm URCENTLV REQUIRED BUNGALOWS Flats Houses for good clients. Prepared to psy considerable real. Ring (Spore) *****. MORE HOU6ES sre required for few of our American. Italian and Belgium clients. Rents $500/- $1,600/- even $2,500/-. Please contact J.B.1,045 words
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Advertisement888 1967-01-28 18 EDUCATION li "Fere's $< < tmx tt clt txtrm I SHORTHAND BEGINNERS FEBRUARY. I mooths course, w. OO/10 30 -norntng 6 Oil afternoon. I months course. 6.15 6 15 15 i 15 evenings suxtinx »Vednesdav Ist I'cbruary 1W67 Limited vacancies enrol early Also Private secretary s Course. Details Telephone .'7613888 words
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Advertisement896 1967-01-28 18 RUGS, CARPETS ft CURIOS NBW SHIPMENTS English Brssd'tem Ctrptts Btlgisn Carsett A Rugs Kashmir numdhat. Indian wttlltn A\ailable at SINGAPORE CARPETS ISS Kampeng Java Read. (Ntxt te Ntwttn Ptst OMim S'pere Tel: *****. TIENTSIN CARPBTS «'«9' Lsltx stacked BSM. inrtun Wttlltn- Plsm. Uti [mbinM U.K. Tuftsd Csrpttt in 12 shsdss896 words
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Advertisement817 1967-01-28 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE It W»r4» *t (*tn.>— Bn tt clt. txtrm TRIUMPH HERALD 1*64 iUec.l. neellsnt condition, one English ownH-. HP available M53.950.U0 on o lei (Spore) iiJoi STUDEBAKER. tip-top condition. Sew u> msurance. ihesp Bait (1.000/- Peter Pang *****. ***** 199 Balet'ier Rd Sport 1*64 CORONER station Wagon one817 words
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Advertisement783 1967-01-28 18 VEHICLES WANTED 1% Worf M tMtn.t— Box tt fit. «rfra WANTED ONE Good used car cod. Tel IFMf s pore FOR SALE li X..re-» >t I." Hut rlt txtrm CEILING FAN U K. 60" BU/prr month inclusive fixing. Tel: S'por* REFRIGERATOR 4JO-". *120/- M Bo>combe Road. Katorn,. (S port) Tel.783 words
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Advertisement1185 1967-01-28 19 10 LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST LL Out Sport Sam P Skaa PMtag AJAI Lf.io's. llvinjocl, Cb'l*. A-.-nTouih 6*-. IS Ja* 21 Im 30/3 Ftl I ANTIIOCHUS LiverDOOl. Glasgow In 21 Ftk 1 m -> MEMNON |.v"oool, CUsgO* Ft! I menioß Ha.-c, L'pool. C go- Fel I Ftl I ftk 1/131,185 words
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Advertisement1278 1967-01-28 19 I BENULINE EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONBBN. LIVERPOOL > CONTINENTAL PORTS. DWr tmr Hamburg Mir BENLAKIO Ha<rt Mar Smnpore 1 Sliain Peneng Roiterdam Mm 1: t. 3 lie 31 Ftl 1/4 IM 30/31 V Orougn Marl! G'mouti Mm 31 BENMACDHUI Fof lntM Frt 71 c n.jpcra Pt S'^im P»-jn| Hamburg Mm1,278 words
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Advertisement1384 1967-01-28 19 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. SEI OVERLEAF FOR BUTWABB SERVICE FRBM U.K./CSNIINENI. itnit (in St»ppori P. S'haa Peuap CITY BF BRBOKLYN lonicn, HtntDurg, Rottlrtta. Havre. Hull 1/ 1 Fel 4 Fek I Cm OF COLBMBO Lcnocn, Hamburg, Rotttrdta. Havre, Hull :i Ftk 2 Mir t Mm I Cm SF WELLINGTON1,384 words
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846 1967-01-28 20 fNOLSTRIALS continued I steady on the Stock Exchange yesterday. with prices reaching a peak after the lunch break. After this therr was a little easing off ah round on profit-taking, but at the close more counters showed gains than losses on the day—846 words
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Article31 1967-01-28 20 M.«Uv..n Stock Ind-i r« Jan. lb. Jan. 27. •Industrials: 101.56 104.93 •Properties: 101.73 1C5.38 Minints: 118.41 103.41 S rubbers; 111.78 111.74 Dec. 29. lOb'2 100. 'Dec. 30. 19bti 100.31 words
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Article1184 1967-01-28 20 DL'SINtS* in md reported to the Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with Ihe number of <>hares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS Bsutttaa it.num II Central Sugar IS.OW) *1 «7 l>. iLMunh «l 6S U. > 171,900) M I. II.OOU. kt.lt L>.1,184 words
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Article39 1967-01-28 20 QN tn. MM ...h.n,. market v Nuim Kofiii vetierday th« US dallar »aa quoted at 3 751 for T T an<l 6 To] for taih. Sterling «a> quolM at I3.VU and •na laal at ■•Id at J6ri|.39 words
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Article344 1967-01-28 20 Rubber hits new low since '54 rnHE feeling last week that 1 the local Rubber Market was near the bottom and attempting to level out was dispelled during the current weeks trading, and the recent downward trend continued to depress prices by over one cent, to record a new low344 words
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Article126 1967-01-28 20 V. hips lying aianinda tha Siniapar* »1 Harbeur wharves a* eipectad taday re; Transoalt I 2. Raa Maerak 6 7. Ru)« 1011 Clenlyon i.vib. Aatamua 18. Durhan Maru IV. Katong tl H, Soutn Sea 23. Mentor BJ SB, Benmacd-t-w 2S 30 Kernfleld ol 32. Levernr..ink 33 34.126 words
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Article69 1967-01-28 20 MINESE Product Eicharua, Sincal port no.n »ricti Dtr picul vttUf. day: Cacanut oil: nuik *4i sellers, druaa H7» C»pt«; Mixed if.o.h. loone Jan./ M B tPßtr: Muntok «nila SlA7t srllera. Maura* v.hite II OS sellers. Sar.iuak black SII7I Mllcra, Ijimponf black MIU Milan |W% Nl.Wi ASTA SHTt sellers69 words
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Article51 1967-01-28 20 ■THE Aiiaciation at Banka in Malay to m<rchanta ycaterday tall ratea to SIOOi Canada: Buying TT 35». «lrman OO J3| tH) d it 35 15.16 credit bills. M trade bills. Sellint TT at OO -eady: Canada M r. lb. Switierland HOr. Baljium 1.613: Narxay ii 2 and Sweden51 words
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Article23 1967-01-28 20 Jan. 27. RIBBIK PRKI Ml cents (up half a cent). TIM: 5d00.50 (unchanged). hstimaled unolTiclal (iHerinß 240 tuns (down 10 tons)23 words
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446 1967-01-28 20 THE price of Straits tin in Penan t yesterday stayed unchanged at SliOO 50 Strong local support was reported. The estimated offering was down 10 tons to -10 tons. LONDON: Tin remained characterised by a steady tone on Thursday. In addition to446 words
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Advertisement91 1967-01-28 20 GOLD STAR LINE «rr.».if Iriai Upas I Mint »««t fKU. •SNOMRON" losdinf tot South ami Wtti African Ports SintMMi N FM ZIM ISRAEL NAVIGATION CO., LTO. •■FEOE" 'oM'ni lor Colombo Dtfl Sll Eilit S'eofl IFM "BRCNIOEA" loading Iftr Yokoriiml Koll P. S'hwn 27 IN S'pori 10 JM Generoi Agents MARITIME91 words
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Advertisement696 1967-01-28 21 (Continued from rage 18) AT YOUR SERVICE U Wards U f*J !«.>—»•* f ft*, erfr. PHOTOSTATS BY FOTOMATIO. 58. Kohlnson Road Spore *****. KWOK'S PHOTOCOPY SERVICE. 2i The Artmd*. l»t floor. T*l. 845 10. 8 pore. REPRIOERATION AND AIRCONDITIONINO PARTS GET YOUR NEEDS PROMi— TONG KIAN 00., The Stockist* of696 words
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Advertisement560 1967-01-28 21 AT YOUR SERVICE IS Wards U (mm.)— Bum U eU. »Mtrm DOCUMENT COPYING PLANPRINTING, Motion xmlth 800 a Ltd.. B*ttor» Road BTiOr* Ml MOSS. tASTIRN SMOI CO Manufaeturera of Surgical Sho«*. Boot*. *rtlBeta. Limns. Ortnopaedle Appliance 10* Middle Road. por« Ttl. 24t>33 OUALIFIID NURSE runa child ear* atrvica rwtwMn 1560 words
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Advertisement729 1967-01-28 21 FRESH FLOWERS I* »*r*te M (Mlm.)—B<u M eta. Mfr. MAKI YOUR OCOASIONS mrmor>M> wltb flowers Contact Hunahlna Florist*. Ttl. (I'pora) «B7MB. PRINCISI SAYS for You with Fiowtrt Uiouxhtfully Mleetad and beautifully arrangx) that aparklt your good »iah«a. 231 Orcfiard Road. S'por*. T«l *****/83*02. (Ba&Ba|SiS3Bßi3pi^^S| IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA729 words
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Advertisement739 1967-01-28 21 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No. 1 of 1967 In the Matter of TAMCO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING COMPANY (MALAYSIA) LIMITED. And In the Matter of the Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174) Notice Is hereby given that a Petition presented to the High Court, Singapore, on the739 words
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Advertisement728 1967-01-28 21 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD QUOTATION NOTICE Quotations are invited for the proposed OFFICES FOR NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY CENTRE at Ground Floor. Block 20. Taman Jurong. Jurong Quotation A 'General Works" Quotation B "Air Conditioning" Quotation document* an obtainable from the Architectural Unit. E.D.8.. 6th Floor, Malayan Bank Chambers. Singapore 1 Showround "Quotation728 words
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Advertisement455 1967-01-28 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited from BDJOAPORE MALAYBIAN CITIZENS for:— (A) HIGHER SERVICES under the provisions of Chapter I of the Schemes of Service, Higher Services. 105 S. («.g. Administrative, Accounting and other professional services) For OVERSEA MISSIONS see box below. (B) GENERAL EXECUTIVE SERVICE (C) DEPARTMENTAL455 words
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Advertisement681 1967-01-28 21 SALES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER IN SINCAPORE Qantas Airways requires an Arts, Economics or Commerce graduate who is a citizen of Singapore, for entry into a challenging Commercial career in our South East Asian Area Headquarters in Singapore. This is a development position and the successful applicant will be expected to enlarge681 words
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TIMESPORT 1
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117 1967-01-28 22 POLO SELANGOR LEAD 2-1 IN SULTAN'S CUP CHALLENGE are making a strong challenge for the Sultan of Perak Cup in the Malayan polo championships which began at Brash Road, Ipoh, yesterday. At the end of the first day's play. Selangor were leading Pahang, the Cup holders, 2-1 in the competition117 words
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Article99 1967-01-28 22 MALACCA Eurasian Association and Army Medical Services Terendak. are the two new teams from a total entry of ten received by the Malacca Ht>ckey Association for the Mariappan Trophy open league tournament, which starts on Feb. 6. The Eura-MaiUN. who are miking a comebuck. meet Hi«h School-99 words
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Article24 1967-01-28 22 FLORENCE. Fn rernaiirl of Italy, won the European flyweight boxing title by narrowly outpointing the holder. Rene Libeer (France) over 15 rounds here.24 words
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Article21 1967-01-28 22 A Singapore Hockey AaMCJa tion selection beat Combined RAP 3-2 in a friendly match played at Parrer Park yesterday.21 words
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Article314 1967-01-28 22 E. FRIDA - 88 overseas entries for Open E. FRIDA SINGAPORE GOLF By pOREIGN entries lor the $40,000 Singapore Open golf championship have increased to a total of 88 from 14 countries. The tour-day tournament second-leg of the Far East circuit will be played over 72 holes at the par-71 Bukit Course from314 words
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Article92 1967-01-28 22 CYDNEY Fn. Rain today J prevented play on the opening day of the match between Victoria and New South Wales to decide the winner of the Sheffield Shield cricket competition Prospects of a it art tomorrow are not bright because three ('.(.v.n of rain have left theReuter - 92 words
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205 1967-01-28 22 CRICKET Pocock strikes early blows for MCC AHORE, Fri. Pat Pocock, the 20--year-old Surrey offspinner, bowled the MCC back into the game by dismissing both Pakistan openers before lunch on the first day of the Under-25 representative match here today. Ejaz Hu.-.sain and Mohammad Ilyas gave Pakistan a good .start205 words
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Article187 1967-01-28 22 NAGPUR. Fri. Conrad Hunte, captaining the side In Gary Sobers' absence. le<t a West Indian revival in the final match of their tour again?' a President's XI here today. At lunch the tourists were 150 for three. The fixture l.s in aid of the benefit fund187 words
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399 1967-01-28 22 LONDON. Pri. Giants and giant-killers clash for the first time tomorrow in the third round of the FA Cup when the survivors from earlier stages line up with the top first and second division sides. Bedford Town and Nuneaton i Borough, sole remaining nonleague399 words
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Article, Illustration258 1967-01-28 22 NEW YORK, Fri. Twelve teams from Europe and South America are tc play a series of matches in six cities when the North American Soccer League is launched in April. The.se will be followed In May by regular competition throughout the League's first season with clubsReuter - 258 words
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Article107 1967-01-28 22 LOCHHEAD FINED £25 AND WARNED I ONUON, Fri.«—Andy LochL head, the Burnley forward, has been severely censured, warned as to his future conduct and fined £35 by an English F.A. disciplinary commission. K- K. H. Burne. the referee of the Sheffield United v Burnley match on Dec. 17. reported that107 words
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Article29 1967-01-28 22 BARRANQUILLA (Columbia). Fri.—Pele, Brazilian and Santos soccer "King." was made an honorary citizen of Barranquilla here last night, before Santos drew 3-3 with local team Atletico Junior.29 words
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Article43 1967-01-28 22 LONDON. Fri. Yorkshire, who won the county cricket championship last year, h.ive Riven each of their capped players A£ioo bonus, it was disclosed at thp club's annual meeting in Leeds yesterday. Yorkshire had a surplus on the year's workings of £3.258.43 words
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Article133 1967-01-28 22 Seagren fails in vault bid I\EW YORK. Fri Ame- rican Bob Seagren failed to beat his world indoor pole vault record after setting a meeting best mark in the Mllirose Games last night Seagren vaulted 16ft 7in (5.05 metres) for a meet record but failed to beat his world indoorReuter - 133 words
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Article81 1967-01-28 22 UELGRADE, Fri.— Nicola Pillc. Yugoslavia's leading lawn tennis player, has been banned from competing abroad for rour months ror defying an order not to play In South Africa. But the Yugoslav Lawn Tennis Federation's disciplinary committee, who imposed .the bun. said Pihc would be allowed to play81 words
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57 1967-01-28 22 lIMMY Greaves (in front), J Spurs' England international, makes a first-to-get-there effort but (although you might not think so by this picture) fails to beat Thomson, the Burnley goalkeeper, to the ball coming from a corner kick. Spurs won 2-0 In this English57 words
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204 1967-01-28 22 Pithey loses Test place to Du Preez JOHANNESBURG. Fri. South J Africa have made one change Horn the Third Test winning side in selecting the line-up for the Fourth Test against Australia here, starting on Feb. 3. Jackie dv Preez. who was 12th man for the Third Test, replaces David204 words
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Advertisement117 1967-01-28 22 hoowpr carnival from your dealers I I^^*^^^^^ throughout *«v^ Singapore l^aW West Malaysia When you buy your Hoover Cleaner or l\\ Polisher from your dealer you will obtain *'«C^* > the usual discounts, but the Hoover •'."■>./ '>^^^$^h\^'''' Carnival Offer will enable you to secure an tp *"***>*^^'*. additional s%117 words
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Advertisement370 1967-01-28 22 w^JVr heaters When it comes to |IB '',1 heater for your I' IB Ul| I home, make sure iW"*" that you get the designs to suit ail I l|Ml I tastes. its the I I|B „***** safest most reli- 1 |H| Itllf'l able heater in I |H\ I South Bldg.Jalan370 words
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Article243 1967-01-28 23 THE GRAND NATIONAL T ONDON, Fri. Ten-year-old Mill House has been given lop weight of 12.0 in the Grand National steeplechase, to be run over 4 miles, 856 yds at Aintree on Apr. 8. Mill House was also top of the handicap for last year's race,Reuter - 243 words
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Article66 1967-01-28 23 rpOKYO. Fri About 150 competitors from 30 countrles are expected to take part In the world weightllifting championships here on Oct. 1. The Japanrse Welghtllftlng Association sold today that Invitations would be issued soon. The Soviet Union won the world U>am title last year In Ea«t Berlin.66 words
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Article, Illustration103 1967-01-28 23 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING by BULLDOZER (Race Three), Bakap (Race Four) and Star Pindi (Race Eight) should land a treble for punters at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Bulldozer looks the btt-of-the-day. In his previous outing at Penang, he was unlucky to be beaten out of a place. He103 words
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259 1967-01-28 23 RACE ONE: Topweight Oriental Pearl has an outstanding chance on recent form. His only previous success was over 6f on this course last October but later ran two good races over Bif. He was shortheaded by Ntoble Choice at Ipoh and then went down259 words
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Article127 1967-01-28 23 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1: O. PEARL ANGEL T. BLADE Twinkle BUde Dear Carlo Dew Carlo Tim Tien Lai Native Boy Dulas River Race Z: GIGOLETTE COMMISSIONER GIGOLETTE H. Commisuoner Gigolette H. CommiMioiK Beet ProfiU Bantar Viola Race 3: BULLDOZER PEMBROKE LAD BULLDOZER Pembroke Lad Bulldozer Pembroke127 words
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Article, Illustration384 1967-01-28 23 A USTRAJLIAN jockey Garnet A Bougoure has arrived in Singapore and may be given mounU at Bukit Timah today and tomorrow. He Is under contract with Ipoh trainer Rlnus van Breukelen. Bakap close. Xtaebei II is a safe bet for place. Al| Smiles, who ha« been working384 words
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Article193 1967-01-28 23 IyATCH out for new- comer Professor Novak In the fifth race at Bukit Timah tomorrow, writes EPSOM JEEP The Australian four-year-old gelding showed ability in a trial in heavy going yesterday morning Striding out Impressively. Professor Novak (Merv Posner up) went better than Mount Illona in193 words
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Article1421 1967-01-28 23 COINC FORECAST: Soft to heavy Race 1—2.15 Class 4 Oiv 2 ($7,000) Of 1 ***** ORIENTAL PEARL a (Chlyat) Ahmad 4 9.0 (SF) Weir 7 2 ***** Siir Whistler a (Inky Xi Heddle 7 8 8 Harbridge 4 S ***** Native Boy a (Asiatic) E Breulc. 48 81,421 words
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Advertisement92 1967-01-28 23 yffiftv I 111 I i M We i |j *^J5 Taiko brings to you big stereo sound at your flli V fingertip control. Just slide in the Cartridge of yd 4-sound track endless stereo tape, push the JHf lever, and you enjoy your choice of music Jt^m instantly. What could92 words
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Advertisement183 1967-01-28 23 ■fMM THREE IMPORTANT PEOPLE CARE ABOOT YOOR LEAVE CL* d 1 1 f Jd «Bfc. i a j i YOU... mdm I g^-jMi^^^B^M g^gM I H&a* 'i your travel agent... Wim<sst- *^3BLi 4 and BOAC You care about your leave. That's obvious. But who comes next? Your travel agent. It183 words
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Miscellaneous112 1967-01-28 23 KLliGi.iv IBUMMUMMI Malayaia v S poii (K Kunge Rd. XL. spm i. SPore St. Andrew* School match: Present Boy& v Old Boys. SOCCER— Spore FA Uiv. I fllnal: Race Course Utd v RAF Changl (5 p.m.): Div. 1 final: Blue Rovers v D. Anah (6.15. both matches at Jn Besan.112 words
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282 1967-01-28 24 Union to suspend strike action at bank KUALA MMPLR, Fri. The National Union of Bank Employees will suspend its strike action at the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation here and in Malacca tomorrow. This is to create a congenial atmosphere for the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. in282 words
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Article20 1967-01-28 24 IN EVER LOVINC M<O«ortr Tan Knc Lranc tragically killed In a motur aer ldrnt Oonr but swvw forgotten20 words
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75 1967-01-28 24 Party for 1,000 children at Siglap today SINGAPORE. Fri. About 1.000 under-privileged children from various kampongs in the Siglap constituency, will be feted at a children's party at the Siglap community centre tomorrow. The party, organised by the management committee of the Siglap community centre. Is being held under the75 words
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Article92 1967-01-28 24 Yong praises Chinese physicians SINGAPORE, Frt.— The Health Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, announced tonight «hat he was seeking Treasury approval for "a small token grant" to be made to the Singapore Chinese Physicians Association In appreciation of the association's "excellent contributions to-« -ds medical welfare" in the Republic. He92 words
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354 1967-01-28 24 BELGRADE, Fri. President L i v Shao-Chi was present when his wife was abducted by Red Guards at a hospital on Jan. 6 and forced to confess her "errors," Tanjug news agency reported today. Mihallo Saranovtc, TanJug's Peking correspondent, offered no clueAP - 354 words
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143 1967-01-28 24 DUNGUN, Fri.—Hundreds of tins labelled "US combat meals" have been found floating in the high seas off the coast of Trengganu. Customs authorities in Trengganu have recovered several hundreds of the tins from a number of fishing boats at Seberang Dungun. The State Superintendent143 words
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154 1967-01-28 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. Russia's Bakhor Uzbek folk dance ensemble flew in here tonight and caused a stir at the airport. The 60-nirmbc- troupe, including 40 women, are here to five the flr»t-ever cultural festival at the National Theatre. beginning tomorrow. The festival is sponsored154 words
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Article247 1967-01-28 24 LONDON, Pri —Closing middle i prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: Consol IM* £38 5 16 Funding 4', £95 3 i War t%% £53 BANKS Chartered 52 6 Hongkong £9 -t 3 1* i'i 1 16 INSURANCE Com. Un 46 Prudential A' 37/10'» Royal 36247 words
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Article66 1967-01-28 24 LONDON. Prl.—Spot 18 l/16d.. March 18 1,16 d April 18\d., May 18 7 16d., April June 18 7 16d.. July Sept. 18 13 16d.. Oct. Dec. 19 l" 16d.. Jan. March 19'» d.. April June 19I«d.. July Sept. 19 5 16d.. O-t. Dec. 19 5 16d.. Jan March l»%«66 words
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Article32 1967-01-28 24 TIN LONDON. Prl—Buyers £1198'j ,4-£ i.. i, seller* £1199 (unchanged >. Forward buyers £1201 (~£l>. .sellers £1201', «-4-£'= Settlement £1199 (unchanged!. Turnover am. 85 tons. pm. 20 tons. Tone: Steady but inactive.32 words
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Article, Illustration150 1967-01-28 24 Father brings in a 'wanted' SINGAPORE, Fri. Yeo Lai Huat, one of the nine youths sought by the police in connection with the recent assault on Mr. Teh Kirn Fatt, viceprincipal of the Chinese High School, was today handed over to the police by his father, Mr. Yeo Bak Kia.150 words
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Article61 1967-01-28 24 MUAR. Prl— Armed pirates on i gunboat robbed a Malaysian Fisherman of all his 34 nets, valued it $1,200. In International waters. seven miles off Parlt Jawa here on Tuesday night. Anp Tian Chin. 36. said today that the pirates, more than 10 of them, were armed61 words
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Article, Illustration288 1967-01-28 24 The Soviet Embassy is stormed PEKING. Kri. Thousands of Chinese yelled abuse outside of the Soviet Embassy here last night and spat at Western correspondents they presumably took to be Russians. Shouting "Down with the Soviet pigs." Ihe demonstrators stormed around the Embassy gates in apparent reply to the alienedReuter; AP - 288 words
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Article91 1967-01-28 24 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Two men were charged separately in the Ninth Magistrate's court today with unlawful possession of arms and ammunition. Koh Ah Tee was accused of having a Browning automatic pistol and 10 rounds of ammuni- tion sit a house in Jurong Road on Wednesday.91 words
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Article32 1967-01-28 24 MANILA. Frt The Philippine* will senc (ACt-findinS mission to Sabah to look in\o the state of Filipino workers there, the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ramos, said today. AP.AP - 32 words
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Advertisement240 1967-01-28 24 EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS?? ANY STUDENT OR PARENT ANYWHERE IN SINGAPORE MALAYSIA OR* BRUNEI MAY CONSULT q) THE PRINCIPAL C|J s) CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL <l 171-C. BENCOOLEN STREET, SINGAPORE 7. TEL: ***** *****. rf fk P.O. BOX 1935. SINGAPORE. I AJ OR L^ P.O. BOX 104. JOHORE BAHRU. TEL: 39SB. ?O WHEREVER240 words
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