The Straits Times, 20 September 1967
1967-09-20
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Title Section23 1967-09-20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times 1110 Niitiiinal Nt!wsiiii[iKr Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2378:2390 M.C.(P)226623 words
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Article604 1967-09-20 1 V. K. CHIN: KUALA - Govt to sell rubber direct V. K. CHIN: KUALA By LUMPUR, Tuesday fill-! rubber which is being bought by Hie Malaysian (iovei niiiciii to check the fall in price will be sold direct to consuming countries instead of on the Iracf ing market. Arrangements have already been made with certain604 words
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Article, Illustration48 1967-09-20 1 Airport drama scientist is returned to the Russians CLOSELY guarded by Russian security nun. runaway stud en I scientist, Vladimir Tkachenko, is helped <»ii of a car outside the Soviet Embassy in London after lit' \\;is handed over to ;i Russian escort by the British Government. UP] radiophoto.UP - 48 words
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544 1967-09-20 1 Now Moscow accuses the British secret service \ios<o\\. In.y\ The Soxiet i iiiiin last ninhl accused British police of using "hiutr force" and "violence against a Russian scientist-student taken from a Moscow bound airliner in London on Saturday after a kidnapping scare. The accusation came in an official statement issuedReuter - 544 words
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Article104 1967-09-20 1 BROWN FOR FIRST VISIT TO JAPAN LONDON. Tue.v— Bitu-.li Foreign Secretary O«orge Brown is to make Ills nrt>i visit to Japan In November. A Foreign Office .spokesman an- nounced today that lie will arrive |In Tokyo on Nov. 22. for a stay i expected to last "bout t\\* days. ThusReuter - 104 words
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Article62 1967-09-20 1 'Blood debt' pact tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Tui-s. The agreement on the settlement of the "blood debt" issue will be signed here on Thursday morning, before the arrival oi the Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Sato, on Friday. Confirming this today, a spokesman oi the Foreign Ministry said the agreement would be62 words
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Article54 1967-09-20 1 SINGAPORE. Toes. Oil in a storage tank in Shell\s Puiau Bukom refinery caught Are today, spewmu flames for an hour A Shell spokesman said tli* blaze wa.s probably Caused by ;i flash of lightning The island's lire brigade brought the fire under control with foam extinguishers.54 words
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Article, Illustration361 1967-09-20 1 GANGSTERS HAVE MADE MY LIFE HELL, HE SAYS Jockey Moore: I'll never again ride in England SrDNCV. T urs.-- l.t-aiim-iork<> (irorse M«»r«--plans to rrtiirn to tralia as >oon as possible because threats hv ttaneslrrs in KnuLinil ha\imade his life hell, the Sydney Sun reported toda>. In a telephone interview with361 words
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Article63 1967-09-20 1 BONN. TUM Former WeM German Chancellor Ludwig Eihard Is lo viMt Israel from Oci 30 until NOT Hi at the invitation Of the Israeli Government Erhard. who said he hoped 10 be able to do something u.-etul ti 1 Germany and for peace in the Middle last,Reuter - 63 words
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Article273 1967-09-20 1 29 hurt inHK bomb blast JONG KON<;. Ties. i Twenty nine people were Injured tonight when a liomei made bomb, believed to be thrown from a i building, exploded In Nathan Road in Kowloon where tourists usually shop. All those injured were Chines Among the victims were a poliri- m273 words
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26 1967-09-20 1 STOP PRESS BOMBERS DOWNED MOSCOW. Tues vieJ Government newspaper Izvestia said today two American 852 bomfceri were shot down over North Vietnam, apparantly i» rockets. VFh26 words
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Advertisement132 1967-09-20 1 NI wJACKNICKLAUS yfjitf/ I "CHAMPION OF jS^^k I j T HE WORLD 1 p\ Jj GOLF CLUBS w» 1 /y-' A COMPLITILY W).^ U I jjS NEW OUTLOOK ♦V_V\l NEW o£SlG '*u ■'?■'<■ P r .'J NEW HEL YOU MUST SEE THIS MODEL BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND. MALI132 words
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Advertisement34 1967-09-20 1 PRACTICAL GIFT for' a New Hime (llfttr.t or Battery op*r«t*tf) CHOOSE A FANCY WALL CLOCK Accurst? A DuraM* UNI Wtf. >« -i a man's taste I starts with JJ> be a Tipffl»]V|ftfl drink %4$* beer34 words
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217 1967-09-20 2 Ivor's bulges land him in court... LONDON, Tuesday. DULGES under businessman Ivor Bloom's tight corsei were a bounty of hijacked !;"l('--d couii w;is !t>l»l >< strrday. |,c.-|ril Off 111*' dainty nanneni and fuuml It hid bullion wurUi E 10.000 till- of 11. I daylight hold up >.i r nil.! bankReuter - 217 words
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Article100 1967-09-20 2 A balanced Budget for Indonesia Iw. .i. r in. mi- in- formation Mini i«r. Mr. Burhanudditi Mnb, i t <i.i announced a ba ,i i.-.. i ijiiii-ci tor U»« i .iii.i. finaucial ai »J in., i .i..ni>ie tin rear'i i: idgi I ii, I tie 81l n. lil hit Ol100 words
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Article29 1967-09-20 2 !I. i Iowa), Tom Four nan van killed when one bunk l( I l.M.i iiiirli iii which they nere worklnp coltapwd and buried Hit-in alive AC29 words
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190 1967-09-20 2 A TREATY OFFER TO BONN BY EAST GERMANY UONVV lues. (•<tiii.iii> l<xl:i> offered W'fNt GtnMIJ ;i ilral'l lr<*aty for r>t;tlili*hUsf iMtrnial rrlalions lir-UitM-n tlit- two >l.it«-v i lie ar.,11 mi ...ui.nii etl in i lim- p«|* IHtff Imiii Kanl 4.1-iiii.ui I'rimr Mini Irr V\ 1 1 Sl. Mill 1.. linnReuter - 190 words
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Article, Illustration239 1967-09-20 2 murdered, say the Israelis TEL AVIV, lues Israeli and E r r P t I a n troop* clashed across the Suet Canal train yesterday In a llveminute ftrefifht. the Aftb clash on the ceasefire line this month. AP. JERUSALEM. Tuesday THE purported suicide of Egypts Vice President Marshal AmerUPI - 239 words
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Article57 1967-09-20 2 lONDON. Tue.s. Formrr Roman Catholic prie.it. who quit the Dominican Order a your «R" s ;ri tixixy lip plans to marry the t-x-w.lr n! .i Brtttati arMoermt ■\.rxiinriri NewmHii. 2'J. sn\ii hr •.•..ult^ to many tin, r>resn DavtaoD. the lormer wife of I AirxHnrter Daviaon, .-onUPI - 57 words
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Article86 1967-09-20 2 I'NITED NATIONS. Tues. The General Assembly formally PticiPd \t* emergency srssion on th p Middlp East ypsterday with thp Sovlpt Union rrnpwinjf dpmands that Israel Immpdiately withdraw from Arab territories It seized during the six-day war in June. The Assembly voted to transfer the entire questionReuter - 86 words
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Article125 1967-09-20 2 The NLF grabs another State- ADEN. Tues The authority of the National Liberation Front, which has been gradually taking r>ver South Arabia, spread yesterday to Bethan. a desert state on this territory's western frontier with the Yemen In a statement circulated here, the NLF said pn »on«rs had been freed,Reuter - 125 words
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Article37 1967-09-20 2 MZXICO Tue& Hort«nii» Qotmi 10-year-old peasant girl in Jtl»p« f»vt birth to a h«althv boy yeiterdaj The baby weighed 41b 7oi and both mother «nd child ar» doing well Reute rReuter - 37 words
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Article37 1967-09-20 2 TORREON 'Mexico). Tues. A shopkeeper whn 1 bought a lottery ticket in Mexico City while on pllrrtmaie to the shrine of the Virgin of GuadaluDe has von Mexico's U6S3 million Independence Day lottery— AP.AP - 37 words
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179 1967-09-20 2 Anti-Mao groups in battle 20 miles from HK- UONG KONG. lu~. Opponents of Ma» T»e-tunr are batthnt peoples' Liberation Army troop*. 20 miles from the Home Knni frontier. th« Honcknnc Standard re. ported today The paper quoted arrivals from the border area as saving that thousand* of anti-Maoista freed prisoner*179 words
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Article26 1967-09-20 2 BOMBAY. Tues Police rtlßfercements have been rushed the Sholapur tfxflle r^ntre M njth-east of here «hef« Hindu-Muslim rfllBiou:- riots broto out on Sunday— APAP - 26 words
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Article31 1967-09-20 2 OENEV lih Poland I:- lII.' Ill' I KU I Klinipfttll CmnmunN naiwn t.i Mini j iirulo ii in- < leueral -i. iiinii ->n I. M kid .iim I'l.uU- lOATI31 words
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Advertisement69 1967-09-20 2 2 ft i'k^ i b^T^B H^^Hi Drop in and ste all Philips wonderful electrical equipment, now P^ available in the bif showroom at International Building, Orchard Road, Singapore. A Philips special HHHj&mhim^m for young people bJP»PBSmB| Your boy will love to own these exciting Philips electronic HI x educational kits.69 words
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Miscellaneous18 1967-09-20 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby WJWI V*kT\ Xl COUHTtd) /T^T^ s. c*jilcx?€w cam* ruem J °*>Jjtm* wmatv\ /^jjgws18 words
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Article, Illustration369 1967-09-20 3 Reita: The serene look for a crowded future Rill 1 \K I has (IiMM-llid rumours that she is Quiltin. Miss World and outlined a lorn point pi. in tor Iht future At a London h»te! riception Miss I .ni;i said She wanted to honour her contract with Mcc i .i369 words
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189 1967-09-20 3 Into the jaws of death and out again I ONDON. Tues.—Sid- ney Reay knows he should have died yesterday. Since Saturday he had lain trapped in a wheat chute of a flour mill, at Lincoln. As manager of the plant he was aware that when work started yesterday morning, aAP - 189 words
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Article178 1967-09-20 3 Just fancy that DALLAS Tues. iJ Doctors are using game involving mod-?l tiain.s to help incompatibls couples solve their marital problem*. Dr. Robert A. Ravtch, director of iamily therapy service at Beth Israel Medical Centre. New York, says the Interpersonal behaviour game test is being I employed successfully to mea-AP - 178 words
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100 1967-09-20 3 UON N Tues Teru rorist activities In north-east and south Thailand are increasing. Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said today During a new.s conference ;it 'he Government House. Field Mar.siwl Tun Thanom lold of continuing ten-orist subversive sctlvltlea in the Phupan Mountain range hrn <j1 "-heUPI - 100 words
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Article58 1967-09-20 3 LONDON. Tues.— Nearly half of London's 23.000 dockers and .several thousand more in Liver- pool and Manchester staged an unofficial strike yesterday in I protest against a new dockers' I charter. The new charter, which came into operation yesterday, is to free th doc'-s from unofficial *toppaeReuter - 58 words
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Article28 1967-09-20 3 BERNE. Tues. Switzerland will not return American army deaertcn who flee here for fear of beinz rent to li«ht In Vietnam, the Federal Government said to-'-■uter.28 words
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Article54 1967-09-20 3 1)1 I KOI I !ue<>. The I.S- Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk, said here yesterday that t.S. bombbing raids within seven miles of the Chinese border did not constitute escalation of the Vietnam Mar. I.SAir Force planes flying close to the Chinese border had severe restrictionsReuter - 54 words
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493 1967-09-20 3 US plan to foil insane' Mao attack SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday. THE United States has decided to build a US$5,OOO million anti-bal-listic missile system to guard against any "insane" nuclear attack from Communist China, the Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara, announced here yesterday. He coupled the announcement with a warning to493 words
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Article, Illustration98 1967-09-20 3 AMERICANS BOMB HAIPHONG SAIGON. Tues. American planes returned to the attack over North \ietnam's major port of Haiphong yesterday, striking targets within tne city limits for the second straight daj. military spokesman aaM today. Navy Sk.\ha«k jets Ironthe carrier Intrepid struck four targeta in the raids, including the II plWBgReuter - 98 words
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Advertisement103 1967-09-20 3 MX M> mV^ *Bft^M^MY A. -k. M^MB A I^. IHmU^.^mW Vml bM^fe- mS* mhmlm«W «Ja~ -JHI ■mmßv*' mV^^B jjfj J Mai J** V^^ml mK^H -T* Mhk *i# mw^^jPlmt*^ I M^MBMm^^ *™i i |h Jhw f t A X mMu. 'i A j[j jH MMW^MvsBHHMVjCXBaEK .i#». Come to where the flavor103 words
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Advertisement219 1967-09-20 3 B 6ROWWITH (U^JJ HEAD OFFICE MOIM II GROWWiTH s ;Vc^Y E -SB L ASIA COMMERCIAL FINANCE SUBSIDIARY OF g Hsu comciai supine Mumm m rnmipi dwm -S- EKX FIXED DEPOSITS fi^to LOANS PROVI DED FOR Pfl PROPERTIES lIMOUBTRIAL ENTERPRISES i^J INSTALMENT FACILITIES FOR jyif^ft HOUSING LOANS te^o.k^H. HIRE PURCHASE OF219 words
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Advertisement17 1967-09-20 4 4 yy B /^s^^^Jj^SH^i P«(« *d-»'»i-mq ltd lA. Nu»—-a *4 t port ■f«tvj LOCATION PLAN H^l 117 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1967-09-20 5 SINGAPORE. Tuesday Accused refuses to apologise for arriving in court late INUTHEK man was jailed for contempt of court today during the continued trial of Barisan Sosialis members and supporters. Koh Ah Lay refused to apologise to the court for turning up late. He1,067 words
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233 1967-09-20 5 TENGKU AWAITS DETAILS OF TIES WITH RUSSIA KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman is waiting for details of the exploratory talks now going on in Bangkok for the establishment of diplomatic relations with Russia. -We shall be happy to establish relations with her. But until I get the details from233 words
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Article35 1967-09-20 5 I'AKII BCNTAR. Xues. The Federal Aenculture Marketing Authority wiL hold an inquiry on its p;idi nurketine scheme in Kn;m district at 930 a.m. en Thursday, and at the Butterworth town h;<ll on Friday.35 words
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Article27 1967-09-20 5 PENANG, Tjps. liupvr.s Stole <t rad;o and a sparr tyre lrom aau belonging to Inche YuMiif bin Sidek. a businessman, In Green Lane last night.27 words
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195 1967-09-20 5 Kuala LUMPUR. Tuesday. IMPORTED TV tubes are likely to cost more in two to thn-f months This la because of a recent government decision to introduce licensing of television picture tube imports and to increa.se the import duty horn 25 per cent to195 words
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Article40 1967-09-20 5 CIMiAPORE. Turv— I hree commemorative poslagr stamps to mark the 2nd Afro-Asian Housing Congress will be sold at all Singapore post offices for threr months from Oct. 7. Official first-day covers will he mailablr on Srpt 1340 words
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Article60 1967-09-20 5 SLREMBAN. lu> owr 1.000 Stouts and Rovers v. ill hold a v.illy hi the Lake Garden.- here on Sept. 30. There will be denionj Btrai}oru> Id biigde-building anu I other Scout crafi. The Yang di-Penuan Besar and i the Ter.gku Ampuan will be pre- i60 words
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Advertisement176 1967-09-20 5 GRAND OPENING TO-DAY! DONT MISS 1 THIS VERY I SPECIAL OFFER! I valid for 3 weeks only I Buy Retail at... I lurivsulv Prices I full range of textiles in latest fashions for ladies p ALL KINDS OF SUITING MATERIALS FOR GENTS «wb l^n Xi JCI CO..LTD. (FULLY AIR-CONDITIONCO) |^J176 words
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Miscellaneous140 1967-09-20 5 .1 ###mt/ 00/# I*9o H ami in I WMKTCHA MEAN, X-~ > J V ..BUT AS A PREREQUISITE TO TKI I FORFEIT V A W PtSARMAMENT? Oh, TKATS OF RE- OUR 'ATS Zt/ fNO Vv\ WE THOUGHT THIS/ WHAT IT IS, 1 LATtONS WE REQUIRE TH' WEAPONS? RlfiHT! £,T I140 words
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Article, Illustration581 1967-09-20 6 AIM IS TO MEET HOPES OF FUTURE GENERATIONS SINGAPORE. Tuesday 'jMli; Projccl (.oojpdinator of the Slate and Cilv Planning Department, Mr. Tan Jake Hooi, s;ii<l lonian Ihe > t i Mary j;o;il ol Sin gaporcs planning efforts should "salisfv Ihe needs. ;.s--piration.s and the hopes <>rAgencies - 581 words
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392 1967-09-20 6 3 GIRLS ARE AGAIN REMANDED AFTER BAIL PLEA FAILS A DEPUTY Public Prosecutor. Mr. Chan Chec Pew. today quoted a High Court judgment reported In the Straits Times to back his arguments m opposing bail for three girls charged with continuing in an assembly "likely to cause a disturbance of392 words
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Article, Illustration203 1967-09-20 6 PARIS SINGER JOCELYNE FLIES IN QINUAPORE. Tues. The arrival of Paris singer Jocelyne Jocya (left) this evening, completes the arrangements lor the open i n g of the French Culinary Festival at Hotel Singapura tomorrow night. She fleu in by Ul A flisiht203 words
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Article118 1967-09-20 6 EXPELLED SIX CHARGED OlNGapore. Tue«. Four i mei M and two w <»»en. who had allegedly been serv.d with expulsion orders by the Government last month giving them 14 days to leave Singapore, appeared in the Mnth Magistrate's court toThey were accused of being found- njurdaj morning at Chestnut Drive118 words
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Article31 1967-09-20 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. -An introductory 16-neek e«M la m nlcal ci >Si»ieenn« drawing "111 be conducted by the Adult Education Board at the Oeylanz Sera. Vocational &***** on Saturday afternoons.31 words
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Article39 1967-09-20 6 MALTA mott southerly point in Euro*. -IN IHE SUN- 9 ov,, nmcn V. Strrl.nq ceo. low income to. Fo-i rconom.cal an c ".nnrction- ..th U K -ith 30 years tound bimnesi T PP. bo. 311, Volletf. M «ft« i39 words
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73 1967-09-20 6 SINGAPORE. Tues A localiM'i whirlwind swept aenws Kalian sin thi> morning tearing ofr the riric root of a temporary superstructure atop the People* Association Thr huge ronf tra.shrd down with a roar, jerking -hi Inside the buildIns off their v They rushed out and sal*73 words
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Article32 1967-09-20 6 BINOAPORE. Turn Inr nuh and the srvemli District c"iii/pn.Consultative Committee* will hold a get-togetlirr buffet part\ at the Singapore Conference Hall in BhWllim Wav at 7 :io pm. on Thursday32 words
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Advertisement473 1967-09-20 6 ORCHARD FAMILIES PREVIEW! SUNDAY. 24th at 11 a.m. A<lm O o $2.00 -n 0 Free L,,t BOX rLAMT NOW O»'CN C*iH BOOKINGS ONLY. »jw ra IIERINA I TECHNICOLOR?] MOM m 1,. Slorrinq The Intrrnationclly foi»ou< Royal Danish BolUt Plm! Wait Dunry Spcciol cotutrtf- THE LITTER BUG' m Color FREE TO473 words
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Advertisement202 1967-09-20 6 J- I 9.30pm REX Special Premiere Tonight SKY 9.15pm She Rules a Palace of Pleasure Mk wk Who Ever Lived! 1 I SHIRLEY EATON ■> GEORGE NADER FRANKIE AVALON By Overwhelming Demand!... Positively I LAST 7 DAYS! j I See it NOW at LIDO S pore B DAILY at 11am,202 words
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Advertisement30 1967-09-20 6 I Todor 1 30-3 30-7.00 A 9.30 p.m. Hugh O Brio- i Mickey Room. 'AMBUSH BAY' .Color I Tomorrow Voided Moi LAST DAY' J3O ■7 30 AttASA •^■^^^^^________j__ > 111^^^^^^ i30 words
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Advertisement316 1967-09-20 6 ORGANISATIONPositively LAST 7 OAYV Mom. 130 4 00. 6 20 i. g Set rt New' No free List "YOU ONLY LIVt TWICE "TMI WAY WEST <e_ m -NOW SHOWING No t,tr Ll»» Ham, I JO. 400 6«S t v 30pm "Th. SILENT SWORDSMAN 1 Color .t U m doth Theatres316 words
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Article, Illustration311 1967-09-20 7 By R. CHANDRAN MANSION ulii.h begaa m the *edatc residence of liritish c i\ il servant before the War w ill be the nerve centre of Pul.iu Sarong Sinsapore's lir-t tourist isle. The huit(l i n k which contains a restaurant, stands in311 words
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260 1967-09-20 7 Avalanche of friendship for the Busu girls SINGAPORE, Tues. Fifty teeenage girls from Busu, New Guinea, have a problem how to cope with the flood of letters from Singapore pen-friends. It all started when young Miss G.K. Chew of Singapore, now doing* research studies at the Department of Education. Sydney260 words
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Article101 1967-09-20 7 Russian books for library SINGAPORE. Tues. The Russian International Book Organisation today presented 60 scientific books in English to the National Library. The books were received by the parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Mr. Fong Sip Chee, from Mr. Lim Hua Boon, manager of the agency which imports101 words
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Article44 1967-09-20 7 P E N A N (i. Tues. A youth on a motor-cycle KMTtniik a girl motor-cyclist, and grabbed her handbafl ontuining $41, at Ayer Raiah Road yeseterday. He rode orT before Miss Wong Oi Yuet, 21, could recover from hrr shock.44 words
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Article141 1967-09-20 7 WE reter to a report published in the StraiLs Times of April 6 headed "Flames death girl and man sue was to taN met.' Ihe report stated Ui.tt I'.ithm;iU(M. .1 teleprinter typist at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, died in" luispital an hour after she had been141 words
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Article120 1967-09-20 7 Jakarta may relax the visa rules OiNGAPORE, Tues. In d o nesia may follow tne example ox Singapore in waiving visa requirements lor tourists wno stay in the country up to 90 hours. liv.> was stated today by 1 the deputy liaison officer In tht Indonesian Embassy I Lt. Col.120 words
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Advertisement109 1967-09-20 7 HOOVER FLOOR POLISHERS REALLY CARE FOR YOUR FLOORS You'll be surprised how inexpensive HOOVER Polishers are. //M Ifi HOOVER Polishers keep floors really clean and new. i/g fl/i Whatever your floor, whether it's wood, tile, parquet, I/g Im mosaic or linoleum, HOOVER can handle it. The f/g \m versatile HOOVER109 words
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Advertisement440 1967-09-20 7 X Special Introductory X X OFFER X y while slocks last y \)2 convenient handbag bottles FREE for e\eryv 0) 21 o/. bottle purchased C) JEAN D'ALBRET M PARIS V World-famous Parfumcuri V\ y now present for the first time in Singapore ]r y aaafe V y y X jfJ*****^?*^440 words
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Article, Illustration202 1967-09-20 8 Restaurant to accommodate 500 persons rE new luxurious Peking Restaurant will be officially declared open for business by Dato Tan Kirn Chua, Chairman of the Asia Commercial Banking Corporation Limited, today. Situated at the International Building in Orchard Road, Singapore, the premises of the new restaurant,202 words
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141 1967-09-20 8 It is a great pleasure and a privilege to associate myself with the official opening of the new premises of the Peking Restaurant at International Building, Orchard Road, Singapore today. The Peking Restaurant, under the capable management of Its proprietor, Mr. Dang Poh You, has long141 words
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Advertisement202 1967-09-20 8 >& HITACHI PACKAGED AIR CONDITIONERS FOR YOUR SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATION i CONTROL. sBf§ FOR PLEASANT CUSTOMER SERVICE I «3j S BtTg| Airconditioning in hotels, banks, udl SS^S^^E theatres-, restaurants, bars, cabarets, beauty salons, departmental store* and other establishments. FOR IMPROVING BUSINESS EFFICIENCY Airconditioning of offices in general, hospital rooms, operation202 words
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Advertisement157 1967-09-20 8 Invitation PEKING RESTAURANT request the pleasure of friends patrons on the occasion of our Removal Opening; Ceremony s to a Reception (2 p.m. 4 p.m.) today at C-l International Bldg., 360 Orchard Rd. r Spore 9. Dato Tan Kirn Chua (P.P.M) Congratulation* to THE PEKING RESTAURANT on the occasion of157 words
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Advertisement60 1967-09-20 8 HJIMIIIC3IIIIIIMIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIICINIIIIIIIIHC3HIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIMI ggl CONGRATULATIONS j j PEKING RESTAURANT I on the opening of their new premise INTERNATIONAL BUILDING, ORCHARD ROAD. ANOTHER PHILIPS LIGHTING PROJECT. ".llllllltJIIIIIIIIIIIItJIIIIIIIIIIIItJIIIIIIIIIIIICMIIIIIIIIIICJIIIIIIIIIIIHJIIIIIMMIIItJHIIIII?. Congratulations to PEKING RESTAURANT on the opening of their new premises at International Building, :gr Orchard Road, iflfeftx Singapore. /W\ ASIA COMMERCIAL BANKING HrvfSibTq CORPORATION LTD.,60 words
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Article, Illustration826 1967-09-20 9 UNIONIST OON MAKES A 'RESTRAIN' APPLICATION SINGAPORE, Tues. i A TRADE union isl. Mr. Oon Peel Kong, told the High (.Ouil today how his employers, Ksso Standard Ltd., had re ;i c I e<l towards him in respect of his Ir;i826 words
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301 1967-09-20 9 Girl, 13, no longer a virgin, mother tells court SINGAPORE, Tues. Madam Chan Kwai Fong, mother of a 13--year-old girl alleged to havp been raped by a father of three, told the High Court today that she had examined her daughter in February this year and found that she was301 words
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Article, Illustration311 1967-09-20 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Three Danish experts on loan under the Colombo Plan terms are now in Singapore to assist in the running of the S5 million abattoir in Jurong. which will be the most modern in South -cast Asia when completed soon. Thr thrre experts arc311 words
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Article28 1967-09-20 9 SINGAPORE. Tue.s— Some 9.30(> people have viMtrri Product Display Centre at John Little's building since ;he Singapore Manufacturers' Association moved its headquarters there last month.28 words
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Article66 1967-09-20 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— The aironciitioned mobile blood bank of (he Singapore Blood Transfusion Berrice will be stationed alone Orchard Roiid on Fr'day for the convenience of workers and resident.-, in the uh, The bloot' bank "ill be stationed in front of B<- rneo Motors between 1)30 am66 words
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Article125 1967-09-20 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's mobile X-ray unit will oe stationed at the Henderson Hill community centre between 5.30 p.m and 9 pm. tomorrow. Classified adverlisemtnls for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLO STORAGE SUFI R-M AR Xi T Rl "1 Recep'iomsi Desk,125 words
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Advertisement409 1967-09-20 9 U Ei li A IUIII I HMPiUMii iiiiiiiwflH LI II Shown above are the smallest and the largest of many Bedfords which have been supplied in Singapore to meet particular personnel transport requirements. Whether you have to transport only 4 or as many as 44 people Orchard Motors have in409 words
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Miscellaneous100 1967-09-20 9 IHrii 1 rtirt/ Hf§ i'hvxivr I.<mhl K1 |£7he was an underworld] W I DID NOT KNOW M j AND MOON MAID PERUSES r TVIIS WOMAN SNCy^*!! LOOKOUT WWO SMARED Fl TWIS WHEN I A LATE PARtM. l.i'l \hiur tit/ Al inpp s ■CWHITTHASVO' T THIS ROTTEN AMD FOR ASKIKIG (IF100 words
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Article29 1967-09-20 10 St Horrf. Sli I Minimum) MR AND MRS. Imwd Ho thank .ii.l Maaaa lur tkelr kind ;.i.-. -ma on tße ulrn of ih.ir inarnaKr on tB t> «i.29 words
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Obituary31 1967-09-20 10 M 1»..n/- 111 Minimum IN EVER LOVINC in. -iihiiv of Mm mi Chua ..inl liv rhtldfn TREASURED MEMORIES OF imi heto\ <1 .1 ,v,r il.nr v. Mil.- (I.i ehMraa31 words
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Article80 1967-09-20 10 Htir4t Sli (Minimum) ALL YOU'VE EVER WANTED in Hai..liiiint. I Carpel Telephoi i HILDA'S COLD STORAGE I>IK rr- Italia Stock lam. COT A SWISS ir 1.1..1 hi II under,tanrt «in PCOBM •<!.• ra/y aiMini Oarr**! Mad, WENT OUT on a pl.nlc onr Ini. M lin glad I" ir hlKlll.V80 words
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Article573 1967-09-20 10 Nuclear nrissiUs. if there arc i-iKiu^h of them, will alwa\ s get through. The anti-missile-missilc is nut an infallible I defence. This is the reasoning behind tip- American decision not to proceed with a massive anti-missile deployment against possible Soviet nuclt ar attack, but to build v U.S.573 words
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Article408 1967-09-20 10 The wrinkles in the special war reparations treaty be- j tween Malaysia and Japan have been ironed out, and signatures will be affixed tomorrow. How the disputed clause has been rephrased ha«. not vet been disclosed, but it is not too difficult to guess. The original draft sought408 words
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Article200 1967-09-20 10 Dato Haji Albakri, shortly to retire as chairman of the Malaysian Election Commission, says a law on the compulsory registration of voters is being drafted. This takes the subject further than evei before without doing anything to answer the question inevitably raised when compulsion was first suggested:200 words
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Article, Illustration1316 1967-09-20 10 Farrukh Dondhy - Farrukh Dondhy Transcendental meditation at the London Hilton by THREE wise men came out of the East, following Ringo Starr, was the '66 version of a carol I overheard at a famous East End pub last Christmas. I recall it because the message seems1,316 words
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Article452 1967-09-20 10 LESSON 93 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS GLOSSARY: DI-trkanKAN DI-tegH.sKAN (y) to be emphasised: PERuntokAN mi •11 estimate, financial provision; MEnandaKAN <vt to mark, indicate; MENdnIakKAN I MENdorongKANi. ivi to encourage; PEKtumbohAN mi development, advancement; MKnrpmtl ivi to keep a promise. al>o: to agree, to coincide,452 words
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Article186 1967-09-20 10 I AM .i National Serviceman, srrvmg parttime in the Special Constabulary. 1 am scheduled to sit my Higher School Certificate examination in October/ November this year. Throughout the year I have been actively volved in extra-curricular activities in school; and on how woll I spend this186 words
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Article71 1967-09-20 10 SUBSIDISED rents ar#> unfair competition. Total removal nf the Rent Control Act is inevitable and shopkeepers should have fonslfht and prepare now for de-control. Tun Tan in a recent speech hinted at more taxes in view of the shortfall of $450 millions in export earnings. The Government cannot afford the71 words
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Advertisement373 1967-09-20 10 n H „,d. sli < Minimum) O CRUZ: ii, KOM xi'l H ...ry a "OB Mnrk Ii rtuuilu iv dattOl 'nd a'alf. BJ l».,rrf« Hi (Minimum) SOKKALINCAM NG: K.intli-.-pamy o Rokkallncam to Mary Ng „< i( Kuala I'llall Klhih ONC TEO: rt.lwrrli Ol IU Mi «m<i i'mie Bnal in Kat373 words
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Advertisement86 1967-09-20 10 M MJSiCAI INSIRUMtNIS Hitch up th* but lookinf fuitori m fh* world to o sound that puti rou ohoad ot th* muncol hard. TELECASTED' J "Tcltcattcr" is th« guitor thol Itoiti it all Rhythm arid Blurs and Country too are plated belte' on the Telecaster than an any other in86 words
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Advertisement240 1967-09-20 10 It 1 !*<■ ,1 I If i\ T I I 1 r I i- TT »mw v^y vet k\: \i i i i I'l I T—T"' S MOST COMFORTABLE E UNDER THE SUN IS &AIR-CONDITIONED FOR UNDER 10% OF THE COST OF YOUR HOME YOU CAN HAVE IT CENTRALLY AIR240 words
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333 1967-09-20 11 Hume strike 'may hit $12mil foreign orders' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. IJUME Industries (Far East) Ltd. today said international orders worth some $12.9 million might be hit if the sit-in strike by its manual daily-rated employees continued. The company secretary, Mr. Peter Pregaskis, said late today that production at the factory in333 words
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Article47 1967-09-20 11 SEREMBAN. Tups. A meeting to launch Operation Good In Negn Sembilan will be held on Friday hi the government conference room under the chairmanahlp the Mmtn BcshT. Tan Sri iDr Mohammed Saul Several community leaders, bustchambers of commerce ;i riri voluntary organisations have ited.47 words
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Article45 1967-09-20 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Th mentarv Secretary to the MinLstr> of Social Attain, Mr. Chan Che< Seng, yesterclav visited \velfnr< homes and creches to distribuU moon cakes. The cakes were donated by eiglv Chinese rtstaurants. There wer< also vegetarian cakes tor Muslims45 words
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Article38 1967-09-20 11 SINGAPORE. Tues Thi Telecommunications Depanmen international telephone mivic has been extended via London t serve Kuwait in the Persian Gul Since Sept 1 tnii- year Fo further particulars tho ptibltc i rr^ueMeri to telephone 1 90838 words
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Article11 1967-09-20 11 iaporb. i Zealand trade miauigaP"i> .nid Malaysia n« month11 words
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Article32 1967-09-20 11 SINGAPORE. Turs Mr. P. Ooosaaramnuajr, speaker of Sinaaporr Parliament, will give i i;dk mi "The Parliamentary Question" at the V's Men's Club luncheon meeting it Troika Restaurant on Saturday.32 words
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Article17 1967-09-20 11 KUANTAN. Tues. The Pahang State Assembly will meet here for one d-iy on Sept. 28.17 words
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194 1967-09-20 11 Arms and the men in the army -by Dr Toh— SINGAPORE. Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, said today that equipment was not the sole criterion for the success of an army. What was most important, he added, was the soldiers belief— his faith in his unit,194 words
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350 1967-09-20 11 Geoffrey Geldard - Geoffrey Geldard From KUCHING. Tues. The acting Federal Secrptary, Inche Harun Ariffln. said today that <>very demand "bis: or small" madp j by detainees now in the eleventh day at a nurwr stxike was being attended to Nothinz that had tw-rn put350 words
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Article, Illustration305 1967-09-20 11 MARGARET WEE - MARGARET WEE By Xl ALA LIMPIR, Turn- A painting or a dress length? Even artist and textile designer (.race sch.i nayagam confesses that *he is finding It difficult to draw the line between the two. A winner of the nation-wide305 words
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261 1967-09-20 11 lOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Men- tri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Othman Sa'at, last night accused certain elements here of trying to sabotage the Tampoi by-election on Sept. 30. Speaking at the first Alliance election rally »t Kampong Paslr Tampoi last night.261 words
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Advertisement140 1967-09-20 11 STRAITS TIMES PICTURE By CHOONC CHONC SHUNC BissWMß^Miß^Biß^Mlß^^B^iß^i^B^B^BßWS^iß^iß^B^i^Bßlrf»*M»MS™*«™»«""iS»«^^B^S^^^^^^" "T^^yOWftvVrryuLrJ^S sjß^s| m m In San Francisco, we're known as the Manila airline. I J Because we jet from the States to Manila faster ■sjsjfl than any other airline. Naturally, this works in reverse. Four times weekly from Manila, once each week140 words
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Miscellaneous697 1967-09-20 11 G5E21E31 TV MALAYSIA (H\nm.l Kuala l.umpur *AQ HtM in English; 7.10 j and I'rnang. 6 Ipoh and KHiallah TV a j Malacca. 3. in .lohorr Rahru. j vroklv magazine programme I lupins- Batu Pahat. n in the National Language; 735 Kluang. The Samurai; 8.00 News m Mandarin. sAC T..M. hiniaranif697 words
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Miscellaneous32 1967-09-20 11 FSST! H6V, :m.\C[ BEFORE THE 6AM£ STAKTS, HO*) A6O/T A UTTIi W6 ON THE NOS6 RK GOOP LUCK? I'M slKrWSeDttflWseif..l N£tff? REALIZED UOU) PAI? I'D 60 10 h)iN I A BALL 6AME-.32 words
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Article, Illustration131 1967-09-20 12 MR. C. T. Doshi. (above) director of XI. Oil Mill Trdr Co.. Ltd.. and Crown Aluminium Mart, who has just returned from a extensive tour visiting the Philippines. Formosa, and Japan. Mr. Doshi, was the guest of a leading Japanese import and export organistion Kanematsu-Gosho131 words
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Article76 1967-09-20 12 A Singapore executive of a milk company Is leaving on Saturday for the United States and the Philippines for a seven-week study tour. He is Mr. David K S Tan. assistant sales manager of General Milk Company (M) Sdn Bhd The ftist local staffer of the76 words
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183 1967-09-20 12 rONSIDKRABL!:; interest is being shown in Singapore and Malaysia in the forthcoming International Conference on the Kconoinics of Containerisation in London. This was stated this week by Mr. B.E. Kinna, manager of Thomas Cook Son, the local organisers for the worldwide conference.183 words
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Article, Illustration102 1967-09-20 12 ""ifR. JEFFREY CHEAM, (above) general manager of Cathay Hotel left Singapore on Monday on a world tour which will take him to Japan, Hawaii, U.S.A., U.K., Germany and Athens. The main purpose of Mr. Cheam's tour Is to acquaint himself with all the latest methods of102 words
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Article, Illustration191 1967-09-20 12 McAlister's chief retiring this month AFTER 34 years service with McAlister Co.. Ltd Mr. George Logan Littledyke goes on retirement this month. He joined McAlisters in 1933 and since then the company has grown from a single unit into a comprehensive group of companies, consisting of the parent Company and191 words
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Article, Illustration86 1967-09-20 12 MR. Douglas Morton has been appointed general manager of Woolworths (Malaysia) Ltd. and Fitzpatricks Food Supplies (Far East) Ltd.. of Singapore. He succeeds Mr. Hugh Ross who recently returned to Australia. Mr. Morton first came to Singapore and Malaysia in September 1965 when he assumed the position86 words
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Article, Illustration119 1967-09-20 12 ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Berhad has appointed Mr. J. E. D. Clinton to the new position of general manager and full director. Mr. Clinton was formerly the production director. Thr company has also appointed Mr. G. Vessey as marketing director and also full director.119 words
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Article36 1967-09-20 12 Mr. K. Sundram subscription manager of C. R. Dasaratlia Raj Ltd.. distributors of several International magazines, has left for Hong Kong for a week's training at the Reader's Digest (Asia) Ltd36 words
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Article, Illustration145 1967-09-20 12 WORK has begun on a Kill foot bridge across Pelton Canal in thr Kallang Basin. Singapore, which will form the major link in the Pan Island Expressway. connecting (irylang with Serangoon. The Pan Island Kxpresxway is part of the (iovrrnment's second Five Year Development145 words
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Article148 1967-09-20 12 9 months' course ]L|R. MOK CHEE SIANCJ. equipment erieini > Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd. has left Kuala Lumpur for a nine-month engineering training course in the U K Mr. Mok becomes the :14th member of the Dunlop Malayan Industries to be sent overseas by Dunlop for further training since the148 words
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Article, Illustration131 1967-09-20 12 rpHE managing director of Tancho Corporation Ltd., Mr K.K. Seah below > will leave Singapore for Japan today lo attend the Tancho Overseas Factory Principals' Conference at Osaka. I The conference, lasting a week, will Include discussions on market research, sales promotion, advertising, management and131 words
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Advertisement438 1967-09-20 12 TO-DAY'S DESIGN stheLYNX X^/v^pR^RR This modem '•lstorn 1* handsome, hvdenlc. and efficient i In operation. It flushes at a tourh. with a quiet yet powerful artion.The shell is made of a black bituminous material' non-rorrodine. rust lers.non-aitein* and unbreakable. ConforminT to BSS 1125. and Water Works specifications, the I.vnx la438 words
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Advertisement239 1967-09-20 12 'w X For big economy in your business— come to Kodak. If you're a business or professional man, you need a KODAK Copier. You need it to make copies accurate, easy-to-read copies of letters and records^ You need it for billing purposes. And because Kodak builds a copier with you239 words
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Article, Illustration269 1967-09-20 13 RUDY BELTRAN: Kuala - Offence to pay ransom cash for CARS RUDY BELTRAN: Kuala By Lumpur, Tues. paying "ransom" money to act back their stolen vehicles are committing an offence and liable to prosecution. This warning was given by the Deputy OCPD here, Supt. Kassim Ali bin Mohamed, at a Press conference today. He269 words
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Article66 1967-09-20 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Tengku Ampuan of Negri Sembilan consented to be patron of the Poppy Day appeal committee at a meeting held at Istana Hinggap yesterday. Inche Mansoor bin Zalnal. State Secretary, was elected chairman and Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ibrahim secretary. The programme planned66 words
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Article29 1967-09-20 13 IPOH. Tups. Two new branches of tnp DAP have been set up in Sunnei Siput Pant, bringing the tot a' number of branches In Perak to five.29 words
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Article89 1967-09-20 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Tang See Chun, MP. (or Chua Chu Kang. is to ask the Government at the next meeting of Parliament to clarify its reasons given for the resignation of Mr. H.F.G. Leembruggen. former Registrar of Vehicle* Mr. Tan* points out that Mr. IypmbruK^en.89 words
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208 1967-09-20 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Hearing before the Industrial Court on a new wage agreement for 170.000 tappers and the proposed one-cent-a-lb. CUt in their incentive allowance has been fixed from Nov. 24 to Nov. 30. The court will comprl.se the chairman. Sir George Oehlers,208 words
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Article, Illustration206 1967-09-20 13 MAUREEN PETERS - MAUREEN PETERS By 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The first thing six-year-old Ann McDonald (above) would like to see in Malaysia is the •■jungle" with a few timers and elephants to m.ike things really exciting:. And Ann. Mho Hew into Subanjt International Airport yesterday with206 words
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218 1967-09-20 13 SEREMBAN. Tues. Representatives from all over West Malaysia have been elected to serve on four commissions of tne Malaysian Ceylonese Council of Joint Action. The council, with Dato Sir Clough Thuraisinguam as chairman, was set up here last month. The following were eltcted to218 words
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115 1967-09-20 13 SINGAPORE, Tues—Hundreds of manufacturers in 46 countries. Including two from Singapore and one from Malaysia, are seeking licences to produce a plastic brick announced only three months ago in Britain. The "Incabrick." designed by Inea Construct, of Stokenchurch, Buckinghamshire. In southern England, is115 words
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Article87 1967-09-20 13 FOR HIGH COURT TRIAL I^OTA BHARU. Tues. v Mat Daud bin Shahak. 30, a trisha rider, of Sungei Golok. was today committed to stand trial in the High Court for the murder of the PMIP MP for Pasir Mas Hulu. Inche Abdul Samad bin Oul Mlanji. Mat Daud. alias Pak87 words
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Article108 1967-09-20 13 lOMOKK BAHRI Tues Nine IndonrMans were charged in a m;ißiMr;iles court today with i .mmi it ting sane robbery at >ea in Malaysian territorial waters off Kukup. Pnntian, on Sept. It). The nine include five Indonesian Marine Commandos (Korps Komando Opera ai). The commandos are Manasawin108 words
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Article101 1967-09-20 13 CINGAPORE. Tucs. A farmer. Or Tock suing for divorce told Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Hiph Court today that his wife, Leo Kupn Kuen. left him after complaining that tht house in which they w ere living was "haunted. >% He added: "To ftpptMt her.101 words
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Advertisement72 1967-09-20 13 Advertisement Soften Those Forehead Lines Cherish the smooth serenity of your forehead by firmly coaxing a film of vitalizing night cream Into the skin from brow to hairline, using the fingers of both hands in upward movements. Now, placing the hands on the centre of the forehead with fingers Interlocked,72 words
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Advertisement162 1967-09-20 13 B *"■> Yes! TOSHIBA'S got everything 'IN' for the B utmost T.V. enjoyment. Pick from a variety of cl models to suit your taste. Take the 23SK-A console model, luxurious with safety screen, no glare, no eye strain, outstanding picture I B^ and sound, beautiful in any home setting. =|^HHHHHBn^^162 words
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Advertisement22 1967-09-20 14 <^s» FEDERAL MATCH COMPANY LIMITED on their official opening ©PA TERSON, SIMONS CO., IS) LTD. (VIARITIIVIB BUILDING, PO. BOX B37.SINGAPOHE TEL *****.22 words
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Article407 1967-09-20 14 $5-MIL. COMPANY OPENS IN S'PORE Federal Match Factory to produce Republic's entire requirements SINGAPORE'S industrialisation drive will receive another boost this evening when the Federal Match Go. Lld.'s factory is opened at the Jurong Industrial Estate at 5.00 p.m. The Federal Match Co. Ltd.'s factory is situated on a 5-acre407 words
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Article, Illustration143 1967-09-20 14 MX. (.oh Seong Pek is well-known in business circles. He is a mem-hi-r of the Board of Directors of Federal .Match Co. Ltd. and he is Managing Director of the National Iron Steel Mills Ltd Director of Pan Malayan Finance (S) Ltd. iikl Director of Tat143 words
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Article, Illustration33 1967-09-20 14 Match boxes are automatically filled with matches by the machine shown above. It opens each b<>\, Jills it with matches and closes the box again in a continuous process.33 words
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Article339 1967-09-20 14 BILLIONS of matches are used throughout the world everyday Singapore alone consumes 10 million daily. The match is undoubtedly the smallest, cheapest and relatively the most useful item in daily use. Yet It was not too long ago that our ancestors started fires by rubbing two339 words
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Article, Illustration88 1967-09-20 14 THE match boxes are made on the latest automatic machines, one group of macnines making the outer woodrn case, and another folding the inner cardboard section of the box. The picture shows production of the outer box. The machines feed the boxes on to a conveyor which88 words
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Article, Illustration488 1967-09-20 15 Making safety matches is not such a simple process DEOPLE these days tend to take safety matches for granted. To them safety matches are simple, inexpensive and efficient Little do they realise Hint to produce quality matches strict attention must be paid to chemical compositions in application. Not only must488 words
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Article, Illustration71 1967-09-20 15 Heart "f the factory is this continuous match making machine which automatically puts the head' on the match PICTI'KE shows the Federal Match to. l.td.s laclory which is on a 5 acre site at Jalan Gudang, Jurong Industrial Estate. It will be officially opened today at71 words
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Article, Illustration33 1967-09-20 15 STRICT quality control is maintained in the Federal Match Co plant to ensure a product of international standard. The company has highly trained local staff including qualified technicians, chemists and engineers.33 words
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80 1967-09-20 15 TWO thousand live hundred bu\es ol safet> matches produced b> i ore fiist match I rderal Hatch m Ltd m ill he i;i\en a*aj free at the Sinca- pore Manufacturer'^ Association Product Displ.iv Centre today. The offer is to mark the official80 words
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Advertisement163 1967-09-20 22 One of many models to choose from I 1 CASINO/STEREO I A contemporary Stereo Rodiogram with many latest electronic features and compartments tor Tope Recorder for Records Tapes. Enioy the clear and lite |"Bfl (FREQUENCY MODULATION ik- Reproduction P* Hff wlfh NORDMENOE or tronsmisfions an IVI Radio or Kadioqram! P—163 words
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Advertisement44 1967-09-20 15 Fitzpatricks offer their sincere Congratulations to Federal Match Co. Ltd. on the opening of their new factory at Jurong CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO FEDERAL MATCH COMPANY LIMITED ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING From MALAYA ENGRAVING 8c LITHO PRINTING CO. 15, TANGLIN HALT CLOSE. SPORE.44 words
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Advertisement189 1967-09-20 15 With the Compliments of James w:§ _il3j (iNCOH»OP«»Ti.O IN CMGIAXO 4TM FIOOH. MARITIME BUILDING. SINGAPORE t. Suppliers of Harrison Centre Lathe Machines. Fobco Star Drilling Machines. Rapidor Hacksawing Machines. Union Pedestal Drilling Machines, and Machine Tool Accessories Etc. to FEDERAL MATCH CO., LTD. JALAN GUDANG, JURONG. SINGAPORE. Another Electrical Installation189 words
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Advertisement658 1967-09-20 16 omiiiueii Horn fagr in. ACKNOWLEDGMENT ID Word* SIS (Minimum) THE FAMILY af 'lie late Mrs. A. Rataaaabapathy thank all tho~e who eeot tmataa, letten of condolences attended th' funeral on 17.9.67 and helped durinif their bereavement. ANNOUNCEMENT J" U,.rd* Ml Ifimmum) LOVELY THAI CURTAIN and raabion Materials for sale. Directly658 words
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Advertisement709 1967-09-20 16 SITUATIONS VACANT Horrfj *t 'Min.)— Box SO rf». rxtrm VACANCIES OCCUR tor rxper. n a Mechanical Kilters to fill key positions of a new industry in the Petaling Jaya Area. The production process is continuous ('.'< hours a da\ and in most cases, rotating khift work win i.c necessary, one709 words
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Advertisement769 1967-09-20 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Wurdj Ifrn ,-H»l .'I ell rxlra ACCOMMODATION PROBLEMS? LM Housing Aatnej .solve it We nave turn:>hed unlurnis!.. .1 i. Hats, tor detail .-onta.i Carl HuuMng Agency lei iS|«n, OPPOSITE KEPPEL DOCKYARD I'nsir Panjan. >i lullv 1 10-N untaci MIBM II ure». FURNISHEO FLAT j .irooms ir-oondit-on.n Uh769 words
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Advertisement2119 1967-09-20 16 HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE TOURS EXCURSIONS VEHICLES FOR SALE Wmrdk 'Mm.)— Box Ml dt. ixlra It Word* W < Hin. I ftnx 5» rf« »rfr« 7J Word* St f »fi«.)— Box ill rt*. txlrm OFF JUT.ONC ROAO Li.roDß Rltltl TOUR MALAYA 7-OAVS IN/- "*O VOLKSWACIN 1200 liood run- AN.2,119 words
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Advertisement812 1967-09-20 16 FOR SALE LADIES HAIRDRESSING IS Wnrdm 4C M H ft It In It M I|l v a 2ND ANNIVERSARY I FARIUA MAISON MACELLE lamp. fan. iron Ksttrry Of :rif. mi JEAN'S NEW SALO>. n MARJORIE LMUIEk HAIRORESSMM SR-- .tit 11/- MISCELLANEOUS I* WmdMM mm.r—»o» rti aatre JTcil'vi .c.urama salon H.ir812 words
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Advertisement1225 1967-09-20 17 10 LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K.. f 5 "M PtnaMi OOLIUS Liverpool G'asgo* Cdt 33 Sapt 21 Sept 22 25 Stpt 2t TANTALUS 0 A'wi'l Sipt 23 Sept 21 Sipl2J2 Ott 3 PATROCLUS ,gc«.... Sep«'4 Sept 27 Sett 21 ?l Sf|t 31 MmOCHUS 1 L'SCSI. G-Ici Sipt2l OCt J OCt1,225 words
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Advertisement1919 1967-09-20 17 m^"^^ B«BBi^BlBBBJBBBtlB«BBBJBnBlBBJBlBlBlBl m^/g^g^/g/m************* mmmmWmm^^^^W ™Abht//vfs .iiri,,,- BENwLINE I i'J'wum O»"« BBIBViBBBIIi^Iia^IIIIIBBBBBBBBBiaVBaIBVOJiBBI^IBBHBJAVBBV^^ EXPRESS SAILINGS TO CEHOA/HOKTH COrtTIWEWT/SCAWDtWAVIA ol i continental ports. P S'rta.T. P<»-a burg Ajrhus C't>»|«i gEN ARTY MUWM li)Stft22 24 Slit 21 21 Sett 30/ 2 *tt I Nit 17 Ntt IB Ntt a Ntt M Se'ptVl'" I MAG3ALA1,919 words
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Advertisement1096 1967-09-20 17 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF F 0« OUTWAHO SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT. LIH'H <tf: POMPJ dTYOFBUNBEE i 4 I Bet 7 I Bit CI.TBFNERIFIRB Roltirtnti, Hi CIH BF LANCASTER BPOlt MtMOW hi«6i.j 111 Nh 12 13 Ni. CITY OF CHESTER Lonfloo. RBttirtim, Hambtrg. Jl Nt»'l Bt« McALISTER CO.,1,096 words
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Article158 1967-09-20 18 MELBOURNE. Tue« r TODAY S market mas steadier x with industrial moves moderate and about in balance. BHP. however, was again a notnble exception and dropped a luither 45 cents to $12.85. Higher world nickel price* had no noticeable effect on nickel sha re.s tTeaiera Mininr dropped 40158 words
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Article76 1967-09-20 18 /'MINSSE Product r.ch.n,.. Sin- noon, noon prict* p*r picul yottorday: Coconut ail: hulk *4*t aellcra,, dnim .«S1 ><-n»r«. Copra: Mixed iroh > loiwt Pepf./ Or' IK Cont J29« B Popptr: Muntok hif BISB »rller*. Bara%'.<k "hue ?13'.'» >el>ro. special Karav.tk |.>;nk BM wHan. Karblcd Uimponp hlHck S»7t MU«TI76 words
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Article38 1967-09-20 18 X.N »>!.• trt« Mthann marktt In v/ Hong Kon^ yesterday th» U.S. Dollar v q.,■■ i T'.. tor T.T. and 3 77; for cash Sterling urai incited at 18 07 and ont tad or told a; .'7<>.38 words
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764 1967-09-20 18 From Our Market Correspondent INDISTRIAL shares were mixed in price on the Stock Exchange yesterday and the section was rather more active than of late. National Iron was again influenced by anticipated interim dividend reports and was taken from SI.OH to RM and back764 words
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Article31 1967-09-20 18 Malayan Stock Indicts Sept 18 Sept. 19 Industrial*; IUM 115.:!7 Properties; 115.37 USJM Miningc: 89.88 89.84 S rubbers: -03.70 103.30 v Dec. 29. 1962 100. Dec. 30. 1966 100.31 words
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Advertisement1988 1967-09-20 18 i fl'ff*fl B W B JRKM*^fJ P&O ROUND VOYAGE TO HONG KONG jf/BttiXSEiSsSWKM, ss "CHITRAL" (14,000 tent fully oirconditioned) S?^**^J"^nHß 9PPJJM| Deports:- PENANG 12 Oct 1967 M& Sft «B tL^I P. SHAM 13 Oct 1967 W^ SINGAPORE 16 Oct 1967 I KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTTX For HONGKONG 20 24 Oct1,988 words
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Advertisement916 1967-09-20 18 CLOSING PRICES Sept. 19 RIBBER PRICE: 52i cents (down three-quar-ters of a cent). TIN PRICE: 5593 (unchanged). Estimated offering 220 tons (up 25 tons). V 111 I ti^^^Sm M ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR MANIIA-HONCKONG— SAIGON Single P.rtea P e n jn g Sa.lei Sep. 74 teat"*? p%"n oc'; Set iSTa M.V.916 words
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Article1990 1967-09-20 19 l»l S.IM-.S m termrted ti the Singapore and Kuala Lam pur trading room* of the Stnrl Fxrhange yesterday with the nuni her nf »haret traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Ben and Ca ■21 000, $1 73 l) iS.OOfli SI TS D (2.000) SI 77 0 A OOOi1,990 words
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475 1967-09-20 19 I^HF, prire of tin wa> again unchanged In Penang vfstfrday at 5593 per picul on an offering estimated up ton% to 220 ton?.. Good support was reported In London on Monday afternoon the price was up Wy per ton. LONDON: Tin held about475 words
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Article81 1967-09-20 19 ratea to nurrmnn vest'rdav (all rate* to flOO). United Statei: Buvinn IT SS9/18, airmail (in i «t al 1/g crfdi' hil!.«. 33 7 1« trade hilla. Canada: Buvmg TT i ir airmail np Ml ih. w <t JSia |R credit hill*. t| T trade hill*. Selling TT or81 words
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Article235 1967-09-20 19 QCTOBER nr»t rrade rubber f.o.b. buyer* rln«ee) at 5 p.m. in Kuala. Lumpur and Singapore yeaUrday at S2 T cent* per Ib. down three-quarter* nt a rent on Monday* rioting l»vH. The tone was barely uteady. R.A S. and M.R.E. rinsing- price* In rent* per Ib. yesterday.235 words
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Article289 1967-09-20 19 CHIPS LVINO ALONGSIDE THt SIN OAPORf WHARVtS OR IXPICTCO TODAY ARC: B»imrtv 1 2 Mm.' N W .4 Sully M»»r»k 3 1 Ctlv of B'rotori M\ 11. strati l^imhok II M Prn\fx\ IS Ift Halld:- 18, T*mpnrntii ?3 24. Kioahalu IT 2« Htrmdo Tjib»nt;ri 29/30. Dalott Maru289 words
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Advertisement125 1967-09-20 19 SHIPPING NOTICES M.S. "YUSHUN MARU" VOT: 10 FROM: JAPAN PORTS ARRIVED SINGAPORE: 7 9/67. A General Survey of all cargo discharged damaged by the abo- c vessel will be held at the Port of Singapore Authority's Oodown No. 21 22 on 21st September. 1967 (Thursday) from 900 am to 300125 words
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Advertisement787 1967-09-20 19 li^^^^k^^^i^^^^B^^^i^^^^aaaaaa^^^^^^^^'^^^^aT^Br^^^B^l^a^^l^^^B 1 »i RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN, BERHAD r (Incorporated in the SUtes of Malaya) •i Notice is hereby given that the J Directors of the Company will re- commend tor approval at the An- nual Genera! Meeting of the Com- pany to be held on 18th November. i. 1967 that787 words
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Advertisement771 1967-09-20 19 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JKR. PAHANG TIMOR, KUANTAN TAWARAN danpuda pemborong2 yang berdafur di-JKR Kelas EX E' dan D 1 Kepala K Ke- pala Kechil 1. Kepala V Ke- pala Kechil 3 and 4 akan dlI terima dl-Pejabat Jurutera Kerja I Kanan. JKR. Pahang Timor, I Kuantan hingga pukul 3.00 petang I771 words
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Advertisement807 1967-09-20 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JAWATAN2 KOSONG KERAJAAN MALAYSIA Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawH kapada Warga Negaia Malaria uniok mengisi jawaun2 yang bentat:— 1. PEN TKR JKM AH MB LAI I ißahagian 111 > dl-dalam Jabatan Peguam Negara. Tangga gaji. 'L»li\t> $310x14-464 464x19-t>:ih. iPerempuam $277x12-421 437x13--528. di-tambah dengan Elaun Beianja Hidup mengikut kadar yaiiK ada807 words
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Advertisement395 1967-09-20 19 ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. LIM THENC HIN THANK ALL FRIENDS AND RELATIVES FOR THEIR ATTENDANCE AT THE FUNERAL. MESSACES OF CONDOLENCE, WREATHS, LOAN OF CARS, ASSISTANCE, DONATIONS TO VARIOUS CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, ETC. CHIANC HIGH SCHOOL BRASS BAND, SEA SCOUTS, BOY SCOUTS AND STUDENTS OF HAN CHIANC PRIMARY395 words
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Article, Illustration32 1967-09-20 20 RACING with Epsom Jeep |>IBOCCO (Lester Piggott) winning the St. Leger from Hopeful Venture (Ceorge Moore), in the centre, and Ruysdael (C. Ferrari) at Doncaster last week. A.P. picture.AP - 32 words
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Article280 1967-09-20 20 g U K I T TIMAH I irainer Ivan 1 Allans Napoli and Dragon Boat showed good form in gallops at Kuala Lumpur i yesterday. Napoli (apprentice Winson Liew), revelline In heavy going, easily beat stablemate State Law (apprentice Tom Chiang) over 3f in280 words
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Advertisement458 1967-09-20 20 NCR Have vacancies for Data Processing Representatives in Malaysia. Men between 22 and 30 who are interested in building a lifetime selling career and have a minimum educational qualification of a Higher School Certificate should apply giving Age, Education and Experience to: THE DIRECTOR AND MANAGER THE NATIONAL CASH RECISTER458 words
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Advertisement732 1967-09-20 20 NOTICES UNITED ASBESTOS CEMENT BERHAD (Incorporated in M.«l NOI M I m Ml r ll\«. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fourth Annual General Meeting ol the Company will be held at sth Floor. Mercantile Bank Building. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. 14th October. l&tiT al 10 00 am. lor the732 words
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Advertisement811 1967-09-20 20 NOTICES THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY J LIMITED CiIVE NOTICE that the following been lost to them and are therefore cancelled MlllOß OVKK NOTI 1 Mlil MM! mcliisive '.Mltil 24u.ii) milu.Mve Inclusive MMI 2028t) mcluMve Dated at Kuala Lumpur this lath oav ol September ISHI < THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE811 words
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Advertisement706 1967-09-20 20 ■ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS MAJLIS AMANAH RA'AYAT MARA SrhoUrship (ar Technical Traininf I9C< tt. APPLICATIONS are Invited rom suitably qualified Bumiputra*. 0 undergo training as Vocational [natructon m Germany, cominenrme on 2nd January 1968 tor the seriod of 9 month.- to 1 year. U) :ne following trades:— a Automobile bi Mechanical 1706 words
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Miscellaneous283 1967-09-20 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 9 A pun nbout l.r«n»port (I) 1 Premier mm ho* to imp I. Honesty, md nothing bwxie*. Bornch nlth IrUh ■1 4 In a low felJow 1 7 1 C*reM«* non-0 «b»n<»onfld 8 The Hanoveriam rrt»>. rhildren <9 1 eireryon* knows 16. 5. 4> N. In283 words
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Article, Illustration435 1967-09-20 21 MANSOOR RAHMAN - AAUset new marks for Seap Games MANSOOR RAHMAN ATHLETICS By THE Malaysian AAl\ who had set qualifying standards for the Fourth Seap Games at Bangkok on Dec. 9-16 and then withdrew them. h;ne now introduced a new set of standards on the insistence of the Olympic Council of Malaysia. first435 words
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Article, Illustration138 1967-09-20 21 JOE DORM - ABU BAKAR CANNOT STAY AS FAS PRESIDENT JOE DORM 1^ AB> BAKAR Fananrhee i* hove i will reaM to be pre«i<f»n» of the FA. of Slngipiif n-hen he take* up hit rr-n appnintment at depnty rhairman of the Malayalatn Rubber Exrhante in Kuala Lumpur. FAS Ore pretident Tay 8«« Ynng138 words
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Article29 1967-09-20 21 The Mentn Besar of peril*. Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad, has offered to dona'e a challenge cup for an annual competition between Perils and Setol of South Thailand.29 words
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Article472 1967-09-20 21 LAN PEREIRA - LAN PEREIRA By and JOE OORAI Double victory for Boyces PHIL Boyce and his wifp rat. made it a dmih'p victory In the Lambretta tournament at Jarkle's Bowl. Sinnaporr la^t wp*>k PhU r^rrlPrl 1 Sl5 plnflils tfl ftnlah S« pdni *he3rl nf Jnbn H'iriev 'n th# men.« #v»nf472 words
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Article148 1967-09-20 21 Two chances only— Soh WEIGHT/LIFTING SINGAPORE weightllfters will be clven only two chances to qualify for the Seap Games at Bangkok In December. "Most of our lifters have been In constant training for some time now and we feel that two trials should be enough said 6AWLF president soh Ghee148 words
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Article80 1967-09-20 21 INDONESIA have incre»fd thnr entries from five to nine for the Singapore open badminton championships Oct 6-9. The list of Indonesian entries; Rudy Hartono. Unang Muljadi. Darmadi. Indratno. Mintarja. M Yusoff. Wona Look Shin and two IM*. Minmni *nd Retno Ko*sfiiah 3BA secretary Max line* t,./1 ves'erday80 words
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Article58 1967-09-20 21 The Malav.«un basketball te»m Mcowpjiued tty Mabi p tiden 1 Mr Kh«« X*( P^h >etl yer'erday for Votil fnr th» A: tun rhamplonihip which begins tomorrow. MelayMa's flrtt match will b» acalnst Formosa tomorrow when Pmsanore 'ill also play. against Hone Kong Mr Khv "111 attend58 words
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Article151 1967-09-20 21 MRU first trial on Oct 15 THE Maliymn Rugby Union* flrsr national trial t* pick '.ho tfsm for the Seap Gam?s at Bangkok in December, will b« held at Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 15 The second and fln»l trial Mill be hPld on Oct. 26. This was announced by MRU151 words
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Article147 1967-09-20 21 11T1NG-FORWARD Tommy TT Campbell oi Pelangflr Club ««f \»tt nisht nimed captain n' the Pelnncc-r rugaer team fnr their orenina Malaya Cup match ajainf.' P»n»na; on 'he Kuala Lumpur Pad«nt; on Si'urdi' ikick-oR 5 pm.t. Belar.gor line-up Kamarul Anfr.n (Vtßttf); -T^hn Makers CSC". Mike Lamb iSC>.147 words
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219 1967-09-20 21 'KILLERS' OF ATHLETCS CHARGES -REFUTED- By REJAL ARBEE TOHORE AAA secretary V. Kanagaratnam has refuted charges that the association were not setting enough financial and moral support from the .-rate government In th* past two jwn '*c ir->v» Government has been taking a ke«n Interest und gtrlnf »very po<L-.h'« fupoort219 words
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Article110 1967-09-20 21 JUDITH TONG - Blaise, 3, passes swim test JUDITH TONG P- A THREE YEAR-OLD boy. who received th» Amateur Swimmers' Association bronre avurrt for perjonal survival last June. Is believed to be -he. youngest to pass th» (Ml He is Blai.-» Gerard Durr, th» yrond r^n of .»n engineer in the British Army110 words
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255 1967-09-20 21 1,100 ENTRIES FOR SEAP GAMES OANGKOK. Tues. Over 1.100 athletes from six countries* wiil compete in the fourth Seap Games in Bangkok from Dec. 9-16. the Games public relations committee chairman. General Chalermchal Charvuastr. said today. Next. t/> Thailand's entry of 350 forReuter - 255 words
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Article27 1967-09-20 21 The Negrl Sembllan Shooting Association will hold their annual open championships at the Paroi range on Sept. 30. Oct. 1. 7. 8. 13 and 1427 words
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218 1967-09-20 21 YACHTING Britain file challenge to US >JEWPORT, (Rhode 1 Island), Tues. Britain last night challenged tor the 1970 America's Cup thronc'i the Royal pnrs°t Yacht Club of 'Uth. jt «raa iht only rhall"nse receiver! by the defendinf New York Yarh» llub im merllatPly aftrr the United beat Australia In theReuter - 218 words
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Article32 1967-09-20 21 London T-ies penult* at F'ichv I'nion m^trhes last Ne-i h r ,ri e n Ebbw Vale 8 Pei S Fo««h-n Park 35. Pon'vondd 9 Cros* Redruth 6 Efher 32 Rf'l'er32 words
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Article40 1967-09-20 21 Billy Yap the MaUvMan champion and SA A2man lean Kuiii Lumen" a f 5 p.m. K'dav to ri*v m *he Indonesian open tennif. championships be- inning tomorrow »t Jakarta. They are accompanied br LTAM secretary V. Rajaratnam40 words
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Advertisement38 1967-09-20 21 Cure your COUGH tonight^^T^^R^l with De Witt's Cough Syrup )M 3 STRONG, QUICK. ACTING |o*witf« IMMEDIATE RELIEF co*jqh PLEASANT, SWEET TASTE syrup For young children us* D« Witt 6ABY Cough Syrup |^d^^h^a» _r4 w j% iTi N ni"«38 words
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Advertisement275 1967-09-20 21 M^^lT^f^ai a^ Vr S8 ii a complete y^B^Pj ~^m series from Ws+- 1 I C A ITU FHeral Publicratidns now proudly offer kfr%ATION I |i|TA|T|j a complete series of four books. r f ,i i liMiatitfci i written to the Health Education syllabus for V LIT A ITU mjH i275 words
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Miscellaneous107 1967-09-20 21 RIGGER rerak state trial (Ipoh Municipal Padanei S'tor Milnum Trophy: Batu Garrtfon Varslt.v United (B%tu>: RMC v Serdan; "B" fiungei Been Nfgri-Malarra League: 133 Battery v N6CRC! fS^r^mban Station Padang^; Kual* Pllah Di»trlct v Life G'jirns <K. Pllah) (.orrER Ipoh Dtv. KEP v Tamil Y<vingst*rs cjn A Jail! i PCRC107 words
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79 1967-09-20 22 'I am ashamed': Youth who embraced woman si-.uAPORE. Tues. Ronnie r aii. described as Hie son of a businessman, today agreed b magistrate that he should be "ashamed" of what he had done. His offence outraging the mo- I desty of a 27-year-old woman. I Quek Geok Swee. by embracing79 words
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Obituary116 1967-09-20 22 MADAM SINN* NAIDU MUNI mai PMyuarp r.ukit 4sai h-.nil i-un. two rt»ui;lit<rs tad srandchild', r. MR ANDREW LOUIS PEREIRA off 34 Jant«n Road, peacefully on 19.9. 87. Funeral leaves bom* at 4.30 p .m. for Church of the Holy Immaculate and thvoce to Bidadari. MRS. R«»ilin« Don Edwin Silvi116 words
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Article79 1967-09-20 22 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A girl. Lew Ah Lan, was today charged In the Ninth Magls- trate's Court with "disorderly behaviour" at the Fourth Magistrate's Court In Chestnut Drive yesterday. Lew. charged under .section 21 ill the Minor Offences Ordinance. VBJ said to have stamped her (eel79 words
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Article, Illustration59 1967-09-20 22 riillls bus carrying X eight passengers plunged down a ravine miles trom JcmbNmi on Sunday, killing a two-year-old boy. Four other passengers were seriously injured and admitted to hospital. A police spokesman said the bus was trying to climb a steep uphill road when it went59 words
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300 1967-09-20 22 'Wrongful arrest' claim by smuggle case accused JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. They said their boat wa.s intercepted in International waters while they were on their way to an Indonesian island The accused are Gar Chin Chang (the taikong of the bo.ti Teh Eug Huat. Loo Alt Sun. Ang Yong King. Koh300 words
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343 1967-09-20 22 Mood of gloom as new U.N. session opens UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday. r jUIK General Assembly opened today in an unusually pessimistic mood. Few of the delegates from 122 member Slates gathered here for the session expect the coming three months of debate to contribute solutions to the major problems facingReuter - 343 words
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166 1967-09-20 22 ISTANBUL, Tues. Rioters 1 yesterday set fire to an hotel and wrecked shops in the town of Sivas. In central Turkey. In a feud that started over a football match. Police and troops battled to restore order as thousands ot the people of SlvasReuter - 166 words
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Article33 1967-09-20 22 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, will be guest of honour at the Victoria School's annual speech day ceremony 5 pja. on Friday.33 words
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Article381 1967-09-20 22 LONDON, luet>.— The London stock market continued to advance today, aided by the acute shortage of stock. Business was "average" today but sellers were well In the minority. Buying was encouraged by Wall Street's recent advance and hopes ol further UK reflationary measures, suggested as ixis.sible by the381 words
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194 1967-09-20 22 Two die in bomb attack on Chiang Embassy SAIGON, Tues.— Two Vietnamese were killed and 27 other people wounded today by a terrorist timebomb which shattered the Nationalist Chinese Embassy in the centre of Saigon. Police detained three suspects, one of them a woman immediately following the blast which wrecked194 words
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Article40 1967-09-20 22 SINGAPORE. Tues. -The Ac I Education Board I eiKht-ueek course In flower ment at Hie Cultu on Sunday aften Students will also be U to make their arranyci lonser. and how to preserve t pical i lowers.40 words
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80 1967-09-20 22 JAKARTA. Tues.— AntiChinese mobs in East Javi! have destroyed scores of Chinese shops and burned their cars. Antara news agency reoorted today. The attack on Chinese shops and factories came after Indonesians found a box of bullets hidden in a Chinese .shop.AP - 80 words