Eastern Sun, 7 September 1966
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Title Section26 1966-09-07 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION iir Esld. 1966. Vol. 1. No. 52. Wednesday, September 7 1966. MC (P) 1942 K.DN 2309 Priee 15 cents26 words
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Article, Illustration360 1966-09-07 1 IyL'ALA LUMPUR, The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today called for closer co-operation between Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur, especially In defence matters. "Such co-operation," he said, "is especially necessary because Communist elements are still determined to destroy our two nations."360 words
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Article86 1966-09-07 1 JAKARTA, Tues. (AFP) An Indonesian woman has found a diamond weighing nearly thirty carats, in a diamond pit at Twempaka. near Bandjarmasin, south Borneo, ANTARA reported today. The jewel was found some 200 yards away from the pit where an even bigger diamond was discovered and86 words
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Article70 1966-09-07 1 CAPE TOWN. South Africa, Tues. (AP) Premier Hendrik Verwoerd died today of stab wounds inflicted on him in Parliament by an unknown assailant wearing the uniform of a parliamentary messenger, the South African Presi. Association (SAPA) reported. The leader of the House of Assembly. Cabinet70 words
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Article116 1966-09-07 1 JAKARTA. Tues. (AFP)— Fifteen people were drowned and three others were reported missing when a ship carrying 97 people sank 600 yards off the coast of Jakarta's Tandjung Priok harbour last weekend. Antara reported today A spokesman for the port authority said that the cause of the116 words
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312 1966-09-07 1 LONDON. Tues (AFP) About one hundred placardwaving demonstrators lines the road outside Marlborough House today before the start of the Commonwealth conference. The demonstrators, forming a single line along the pavement under the watchful eyes of police on the other side of the road were demonstrating312 words
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Article120 1966-09-07 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Two thousand and one hundred people were made homeless here today when their homes were razed to the ground by bulldozers on orders from the Johore Government. Bulldozers began rolling into Jalan Larkin and Jalan Tengku Aziza at 10 a.m. Minutes later,120 words
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Article132 1966-09-07 1 A. Johnson - By A. Johnson. SINGAPORL Tues. The wife of the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mrs. S. Raj a re* nam. helped the police to capture two youthful burglars who are believed to have stolen cameras and watches worth more than $lOO,OOO. Mrs. Rajaretnam spotted a youth loitering near132 words
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Article82 1966-09-07 1 BANGKOK, Tues. (AFP) The Mekong River floods have claimed 70 dead and made more than 60.000 people homeless in the northern Thai province of Nongkhai, according to official estimates today. Report? reaching here said the 11-day old floods, caused by unrelenting monsoon rains, have already destroyed82 words
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Article, Illustration596 1966-09-07 1 The date: Sept. 18 JAKARTA, TUES. (AP) INDONESIA'S powerful student forces will launch o major drive toward the end of this month to completely oust President Sukarno from the country, reliable sources said. The students, relatively quiet for the past month, plan to pick596 words
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Local News
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365 1966-09-07 2 IPOH, Tues. The Free Press of Indonesia is now pla\in£ a vital role in propagating for the restoration of cordial relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia, with special emphasis on barter trade. This was stated by Mr. J Sirie of the Ministry of Information365 words
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455 1966-09-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. About 60 workers at the Federal Metal Printing Factory in Petaling Jaya here this morning staged a lightning strike in protest against the management's non-recognition of their union and the dismissal of four of the workers for union activities. The workers, most455 words
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Article52 1966-09-07 2 PENANG, Tues. —A young *hop assistant, Aung Kim Chya. told the Sessions Court here today how his girl friend and himself were assaulted and robbed near Duke Street on April 10. Koay Cheng Seong, who was found guilty of robbing Aung was sentenced to 1852 words
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Article584 1966-09-07 2 KOTA BHARU, Tues. More than 50,000 people welcomed and cheered the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong on their arrival in Kelantan today to begin their three-day State visit to Kelantan. Thousands of people, including flag-waving school children were out before sun rise584 words
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346 1966-09-07 2 MALACCA, Tues. The High Court here was told that a former Malacca Magistrate Ramanatha Iyer left the country without obtaining release from any Court after he had been subpoenaed as a witness. Hakim Singh Gill, assistant registrar here said that Mr. Ramanatha Iyer was served346 words
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Article, Illustration256 1966-09-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The sixth Joint conference between the State Railway of Thailand and the Malayan Railway was held here yesterday to discuss matters of common interest affecting both railway organisations. Amongst the agreements reached at the confer- ence were:— BOTH Railway Administrations agreed256 words
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Article238 1966-09-07 2 TAIPING, Tues. The Merdeka Memorial Library envisaged some eight years ago by the then chairman of the Town Council, Mr. Saw Huat Lye, a young M.C.S. officer, will become a reality soon. It is expected to be opened to the public by the end of238 words
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135 1966-09-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia's cottage industry products are now attracting the attention of overseas buyers, a MARA spokesman said today. He disclosed that inquiries for straw products like bags and mats and woodcarvings had been received from the United States, Switzerland and France. The bulk of135 words
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146 1966-09-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four men boldly walked into a house at 8i mile, Kapar Road in the Klang district at 8.30 o.m. yesterday and robbed the owner of $750 in cash and $1,350 worth of watches, rings, and gold chains. The men, one146 words
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252 1966-09-07 2 HOO BAN KHEE - By HOO BAN KHEE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. It was an enchanting evening at Stadium Negara last night when the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra put up a twohour performance. It was a masterful performance. a rare brilliance in concert. A special $3,000 music252 words
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Article158 1966-09-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tu* The Ministry of Commerce and Industry with the assistance of the action committee on tariff has now made another review and "is satisfied that there is sufficient fi Qur meet the needs of the country up to Nov. 1966 well as to build158 words
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Article, Illustration1140 1966-09-07 3 CORONER RETURNS MURDER SUICIDE VERDICT DRAMATIC DEATHS IN TIONG BAHRU RECALLED SINGAPORE, Tues. A jealous woman shot her Inspector lover and killed herself two days a fter his woman penfriend from Seremban had come down to Singapore. a Coroner's Court v as told today.Eastern Sun pix. - 1,140 words
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Article, Illustration116 1966-09-07 3 SINGAPORE, Tucs. Mr. Andrew H. Zecha, acting Head of the Department of Business Administration in the University of Singapore, will leave soon for Rotterdam, Holland, to attend the 14th International Management Cor/ress. The theme of the Congress is "Management and Growth". Organised by the International116 words
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Article123 1966-09-07 3 MALACCA, Tues. The Kuala Linggi fishing village scheme here, launched by the State government five years ago. has not achieved the progress expected of it. The three years of Indonesian confrontation has been given by the Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. as the principal reason123 words
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Article, Illustration136 1966-09-07 3 Sister Alice Wee, 25, of Swettenham Road, Singapore, an Australian-trained nurse, won the Miss Singapore-Malaysia quest from 18 entrants at the Malaysia Independence day celebration in Melbourne. Miss Wee, a nurse at the Queen Victoria Hospital, Melbourne has been in Australia for five years. Last year in her136 words
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Article, Illustration592 1966-09-07 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. A verdict of suicide was returned at the end of an inquiry today into the death of former Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police, Amarendra Chatterji. ASP Chatterji. 31, was found dead with an unconscious girl, Lee Siew Eng. 23, a teacher, in592 words
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Article, Illustration145 1966-09-07 3 Dr. (Miss) Tang-Thi-Trinh, world renowned lady acupuncturist, flew into Singapore from Saigon last week on a tour of South-East Asia to help organise an acupuncturist Society for this region as she is the South-East Asia representative for the International Society of Acupuncturists in Paris. She145 words
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Article298 1966-09-07 4 MUAR Tues The Malaysian Government is to lmDlement'a $2 million plan to convert Serom a local council area, ten miles north of here into an up-to-date Malaysian town. spokesman for the Serom Local Council said that all the 26 rural projects were to be carried298 words
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Article70 1966-09-07 4 BRUNEI TOWN, 'Tues. (AFP) J.R.H. Burns, a former Malaysian police officer, has taken over from Dato A.J.W. Slater as Brunei's new Commissioner of Police. Mr. Burns 50, served briefly in Brunei soon after the Decemoer 1962 rebellion as Deputy Commissioner stationed at Kuala Belait. Mr. Burns70 words
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215 1966-09-07 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Telecommunications Department has issued a warning that it is an offence for telephone subscribers to make unauthorised alterations and additions to their telephone equipment, particularly the use of special type telephone instruments such as ioudspeaking telephones and215 words
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68 1966-09-07 4 BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. (AFP) The Gtdoof power station was commissioned this week, exactly two years after the government had approved the $l6 million-dollar statewide electrification programme. A big Ruston three-M. W. Diesel engine sprang into life this week following days of final preparations by68 words
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Article79 1966-09-07 4 BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. (AFP) The drive to collect big sums of outstanding land rent is progressing satisfactorily. Last month, the Commissioner of Land B.C. Cartland said that owners of 2,428 pieces of land in the Brunei-Muara district owed the land office $23,210 in arrears79 words
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Article71 1966-09-07 4 JESSELTON. Tues. The 7th Battalion Royal Malay Regiment will stage a variety show at the Jesselton community centre tomorrow and Thursday. Proceeds will go to the building fund of a Musi.~n religious school in Tawau. An interesting programme has been drawn up which includes comic sketches, feats71 words
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Article186 1966-09-07 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Association of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries is offerinf four correspon dence course scholarships to prepare deserving Malaysians for the intermediate examination of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries, London. This offer is in accordance with one of the association's primary objects186 words
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366 1966-09-07 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Governor of Bank Negara, Malaysia, Tan Sri Ismail bin Mohamed All said yesterday that locallyincorporated banks had been largely responsible for the expansion of banking services in the country in recent years. Tan Sri Ismail was speaking at the366 words
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317 1966-09-07 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Esso's Medical Insurance Plan the first of its kind to be introduced in Malaya scored another "first" with the distribution of dividend in the form of a waiver on premium payments by the employees under the plan. The waiver of317 words
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Article56 1966-09-07 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 14-year-old boy, K. Krishnan. will be flown to the Royal Children's hospital in Melbourne tomorrow for a major heart operation. His passage and expenses are being paid by the Centra! Welfare Council here, and the Royal Children's Hospital has undertaken to56 words
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197 1966-09-07 4 Taiping, Tues. Five hundred residents of a Chinese settlement in Kamunting four miles from here are in a dilemma because the town council has disconnected three stand pipes the main source of water supply for the area. Today a six-man delegation including the town councillor197 words
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Article78 1966-09-07 4 JESSELTON. Tue s The State Mara officer, Tuan Haji Munjl said MARA has reached its target figure for recruitment of local MARA officers. There are now six locally recruited MARA officers in the state. Three MARA officers have now returned to Jesselton after a short78 words
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Article41 1966-09-07 4 MUAR, Tues. The final of the Muar District Talentime Contest, organised by the Bandar Maharanl 'A' branch of the UMNO Youths here, will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall, Sultan Ibrahim, here on Sept. 16 at 7.45 pjn.41 words
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77 1966-09-07 4 PENANG, Tues. A grroup of 14 students and two teachers from Geelong Grammar School, Victoria, Australia, paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister, Penang, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee at the State Operations Room recently. The group was accompanied by President of Rotary Club, Penang, Mr. William Ng Jit77 words
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200 1966-09-07 4 BRUNEI Town, Tues. (AFP) If the Brunei Government accepts the recommendations of the consulting engineers, Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick and partners, Brunei will have an airport that could reach international standard. The consultants are understood to have recommended the extension of present airport at Berakas to enable200 words
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Article119 1966-09-07 4 KAJANG, Tues. Both the Kajang and Dengkil branches of the Malayan Indian Congress are going all out to assist the Indian community in Ulu Langat district to obtain citizenship papers. The two branches have set up temporary offices in the U.M.N.O. Building here to119 words
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61 1966-09-07 4 DA NANG, S. Vietnam, Tues. Corpsman tensely holds the life-saving plasma bottle cord, as a Marine who had been shot by a Communist sniper receives a field transfusion during Operation Allegheny S/26 The Marines were fired upon in their command post area, and killed nine of the snipers in aUPI Radiophoto by John Schneider. - 61 words
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343 1966-09-07 5 Peter Loke - By Peter Loke SINGAPORE, TUESDAY PREPARATIONS are being made to speed up the establishment of the Garuda 1 Indonesian Airways office at the "posh" multi-million-dollar Wisma House in Orchard Road here. The Eastern Sun learnt from authoritative sources that Garuda343 words
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214 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Work has begun on the second phase of the Jurong Industrial Estate's sewerage scheme, costing some $2,600,000. This is an extension to the existing facilities in Jurong to keep pace with the rapid industrial development in the area. It is also part of214 words
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Article174 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. An 18-year-old youth, jjm Joo Hiang, died at the General Hospital here after he was attackfd by 20 gangsters, a short distance from the Beach Road Police Station today. Lim was on his way to work together with a friend. Ong Way Soon, when they were174 words
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51 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam (above), is greeted by the Indian Minister for External Affairs. Shri Swaran Singh, when the two leaders met in New Delhi recently. Mr. Rajaratnam accompanied the Republic s Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, during the latter's first State visit to India51 words
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Article, Illustration240 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. A big reshuffle in the British Far East Command was announced here today. The head of all British lorces in the Far East, Air Chief Marshal, Sir John Grandy, have been promoted to Chief of Air Staff. Sir John will take240 words
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Article135 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour, Mr. Pang Tee Pow, has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Central Provident Fund Board. Mr. Pang replaces Mr. K M. Byrne, who is now the Singapore's High Commissioner to New Zealand. Mr. Pang Is135 words
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Article38 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. In our today's issue Page 5, the heading "Varsity students to stage march against academic freedom" is incorrect. The heading should be "Varsity students to stage march for academic freedom." The error is regretted.38 words
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142 1966-09-07 5 MUAR, Tues. Part-time lecturers ok the Regional Teachers' Training Centres in Johore have hit out at the Ministry of Education's "lec-ture-flrst-pay-later" policy. In an interview with the Eastern Sun, a lecturer said: "Up to this moment, we have not been given an allowance dating142 words
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Article117 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore and Norwegian Governments will sign a Double Taxation Agreement on Friday at 10 a.m. in the Ministry of Finance's Confere nee Room here. This was announced In an official statement today. This agreement will do away with double taxation and will prevent fiscal117 words
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Article45 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Acting Permanent Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister's Office, Mr. Wong Keng San. has been appointed Chairman of the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority. Mr. Wong is the former Registrar of Vehicles. He "Was also the Commissioner lor National Registration.45 words
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Article, Illustration401 1966-09-07 5 ENG AH PAT - By ENG AH PAT SINGAPORE, Tues. A quiet and unassuming attractive member of the Singapore "secret service" Miss Lim Hsui Mei, today confounded spectators with the "high commendation" she received at a police presentation parade. Miss Lim, 24. is an administrative officer In401 words
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Article77 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. —Th# Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union will hold a dinner in honour of Mr. Joseph Tan Meng Kwang, the Union's acting secretary on Sept. 24 at th« Trade Union House. Mr Joseph Tan who has been an active trade union leader, was awarded the "Public77 words
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163 1966-09-07 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Leaders of the Peninsula Malays Union will meet the President of the Republic, Enche Yusof bin Ishak, to discuss certain issues of the Muslim Law, which was passed by Parliament recently. In a press statement today, the union's Secretary, Enche Abdul163 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous537 1966-09-07 2 Why crack your head when you can tackle easier quiz like ours EASTERN SUN $3,000 Contest 1. 2. 3. CONTEST NO. 6 Quiz for September 7, 1966. What it myopia? What name is given to a measure of weight for gold and precious stones? Name the largest island in the537 words
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Miscellaneous551 1966-09-07 4 CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Penang; 6 Ipoh and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. P.M. 5.45 Opening Annct; 5.50 News In The National Language; 5.55 National Songs; 6.00 News In Tamil; 6.10 Cartoon Series; 6.35 Sword Of Freedom; 6.55 Race Results From551 words
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Advertisement91 1966-09-07 5 38$? It's a long way between drinks (560 miles) And in a Mercedes-Benz 200 D each one of these 560 miles costs you only 134 cents Since 1936 Mercedes-Benz have produced more than 500,000 diesel passenger cars making Mercedes-Benz the biggest selling Diesel passenger car in the world. The Mercedes-Benz91 words
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Miscellaneous43 1966-09-07 5 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 4.65 a.m. (7.2 ft.); 4.24 p.m. (6.5 ft). Port Swettenham: 8.23 a.m. (11.8 ft.); 9.30 p.m. (10.9 ft). Port Dickson: 10.11 am. (7.7 ft.); 10.05 p.m. (6.8 ft.). Singapore: 2.36 p.m. (8.0 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 1.10 p.m. (6.6 ft.).43 words
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Miscellaneous51 1966-09-07 5 I f 1 1 i 1 DIARY 7.30 p.m. Free film showf by the Ministry of Culture: Jalan Kuala Simpang Village; Changi Tamil School, Wing Loong Road; Kampong Lorong Koo Chye- and Fu Hwa School, Jurong Road, 154 m.s. 6.45 p.m. Sri Ramakrishna Temple. Bartley Road: Special prayers. AH are51 words
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WORLD NEWS
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280 1966-09-07 6 LONDON, Tues. (UPI) pRIME Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, in a last minute attempt to reduce tension over Rhodesia at the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference opening today, yesterday offered to step down as conference chairman when Rhodesia is discussed. He280 words
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Article118 1966-09-07 6 LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Tues. (AP) A 22-year-old student nurse, who had planned to study at the Frontier Nursing Service in Eastern Kentucky's Hills, died of injuries received in a traffic accident. She was Lora Jean Schlosser. who died in a Lexington Hospital on Sunday evening. State118 words
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78 1966-09-07 6 KHARTOUM, Sudan, (UPI). Communist China has extended an informal Invitation to Sudanese President, Ismail El Azhari to attend China's National Day celebrations in Peking, it was disclosed yesterday. Foreign Minister, Ibrahim El Mufti said the President had indicated acceptance, although an official invitation has not yet78 words
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Article, Illustration38 1966-09-07 6 DJIBOUTI, French Somaliland, Toes (AP) Injured Somali Africans await an ambulance in a Djibouti square recently after French troops cleared m crowd awaiting the arrival of President Charles de Gaulle when violence erupted.38 words
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197 1966-09-07 6 ATLANTIC CITY New Jersey, Tues. (AP) She is 19 years old, has 35-24-35 Inches measurements staked on a 123pound, 5-feet-6 frame and has brown hair and blue tyes. She can draw a whistle of appreciation from any man. That is the composite picture197 words
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Article108 1966-09-07 6 TOKYO, Tues. (AFP) Typhoon Cora (No. 18) struck Miyakojima, in the Southern Ryukyus, West of Taiwan, with a record fury of 85.3 meters per second this afternoon. Considerable casualties and damage are feared but all telegraphic and telephone communications with the island have been cut off108 words
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Article23 1966-09-07 6 LONDON, Tues. (UPI)— Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman arrived here last night to attend the Commonwealth Conference starting today.23 words
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Article, Illustration115 1966-09-07 6 Ihis is the first picture of earth as seen from the vicinity of the moon. The picture was received from Lunar Orbiter at US-Spanish Robledo de Chavela Tracking Space Station. Just to the left Is the earth seen as though the picture was taken fromPANA Photo. - 115 words
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Article46 1966-09-07 6 CHICAGO. Illinois, Tues (AFP) Chicago police sought two youths today believed to be gunmen who wounded 11 youngsters with carbine fire here last night. None of those shot, ranging from three to 17 years of age, were seriously hurt, police said today.46 words
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151 1966-09-07 6 'SAIGON, Tues. (/FP) A regiment of South Korean troops about 5,000 men in all disembarked at the Port of Nha Trang today bringing the number of South Koreans operating in South Vietnam up to more than 25,000. This new regiment belongs to the151 words
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Article168 1966-09-07 6 ATLANTA, Georgia. Tues. (AP). —Some 267 of Atlanta's 500 striking firemen have been suspended from their jobs, Five Chief C.H. Hildebrand announced yesterday. More will be suspended, the Chief said in a news conference at City Hall. "We are mailing notices now to all those who168 words
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Article52 1966-09-07 6 CAIRO. Tues. (UPl).—The Siipreme State Security Court yesterday sentenced 35 members of the Moslem brotherhood to prison terms ranging from three years to life for active participation or complicity in a plot to assassinate U.A.R. President Gamal Abdel Nasser and overthrow the government. Eleven other defendant#52 words
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Article144 1966-09-07 6 LONDON, Tues. (AFP) The London Times in an editorial yesterday urges the British government to retain as many Gurkhas as possible in the Far East. "The Foreign Exchange burden of keeping Gurkhas is as small to Britain as the benefits are large to the slender144 words
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Article59 1966-09-07 6 LONDON, Tues. (AP) Air Marshal Sir John Grandy will become Royal Air Force Chief of Staff on April 1, 1967, the Defence Ministry announced yesterday. He will succeed Air Chief Marshal Sir Charles Elworthy. The ministry gave no explanation for the change or Sir Charles'59 words
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Article20 1966-09-07 6 BRUSSELS, Tues. (UPI). The Belgian government yesterday lifted its four-month-old freeze on prices originally imposed to check inflation.20 words
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Article208 1966-09-07 6 BULAWAYO, Rhodesia, Tues (AP) The Anglican Bishop of Matebeleland (Province of Rhodesia) the Right Rev. Kenneth Skelton, last night accused the Rhodesian government of making contact between black and white people virtually impossible through censorship and control of free speech and discussion. Addressing the 14th session208 words
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242 1966-09-07 6 OTTAWA, (AP) The Canadian press reposed last night increasing concern in Ottawa over thi American bombing of North Vietnam. The news agency quoted "military authorities" as saying the government believes the bombing is only driving the Communists away from the negotiating table.242 words
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Article146 1966-09-07 6 CHICAGO, Tues. (UPI).— A car full of teen-agers rushine home from a beach party smashed into another auto near Clearwater, Florida, kiiiing seven and leaving three others injured. In Coldwater, Michigan, eight persons were killed when a car carrying five teen-agers collided with another146 words
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Article67 1966-09-07 6 NAIROBI, Tues. (UPI).— Danish Foreign Minister, Per Haekkerup yesterday disagreed with French President Charles de Gaulle's call for an American withdrawal from Vietnam. He told a news conference here the solution of the Vietnam problem "does not lie in a unilateral withdrawal by either side." The only answer67 words
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Article56 1966-09-07 6 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) The New York Times today criticised President Johnson lor "negative thinking" in his answer to French President Charles de Gaulle's peace proposals. "The President s negativism was no surprise," the Times said editorially. It added, however, "sophisticated diplomacy could have turned his (General de56 words
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141 1966-09-07 6 CUMMINS PRISON FARM, Arkansas, Tues. (APi Tear gas and gunshots fired into the air broke up a sitdown strike by 144 convicti at Cummins State Prison Farm yesterday. Clarence Thornbrough, executive Aide to Governor Orval Faubus, announced the action Prison Superintendent O.E. Bishop141 words
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112 1966-09-07 6 LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia, Tues. (UPI). Miss Suzannt Worsdell of Bexlev Heath, Kent, England, died suddenly late yesterday at Ljubljana Hospital and brought the death toll in Thursday's Britannia plane crash to 97. Doctors at the hospital sa:d that Miss Worsdell, who had been listed among those112 words
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86 1966-09-07 6 HAMPTON. Virginia, Tues. (UPI) Lunar Orbiter continues to transmit pictures of the moon to American monitors on earth. Scientists said yesterday the U.S. probe should finish sending its Lunar pictures, taken last month, sometime next week. So far, the 850-pound craft has sent back nearly 9086 words
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162 1966-09-07 7 NEW YORK, Tues. (AP) Hundreds of police holding rifles and bullet-vests s'tcrmed a 21-storey luxury apartment building on Kew York's east side yesterday hoping to trap two jewel thieves who were surprised in the act. However, the burglars escaped after holding the residents who162 words
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Article103 1966-09-07 7 MICHIGAN CITY, Indiapa. Tues. (UPI) John Mitchell, inmate-actor, in the Indiana State Prisons travelling "crime does not pay" ikit. proved his theatrical ebility once again early yesterday. Returning by bus to the prison from a performance at Goshen, Indiana, Mitchell, ♦2, asked the driver to103 words
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Article26 1966-09-07 7 WASHINGTON. Tues. (AP) President Johnson returned to the White House early today after spending labour day on a speechmaking tour through Michigan and Ohio.26 words
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Article, Illustration49 1966-09-07 7 SAIGON Tues. The U.S. former Vice President RICHARD M. (left) talks with Gen. WILLIAM G WES his of toe Military Assistance Command in Vietnam recently. Mr. Nj* 0 c «?«2t last year been "Great Improvement" in the Vietnam situation since his visit last )ear. UPI Photo.UPI Photo. - 49 words
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303 1966-09-07 7 MENASHA. Wis. Tues. (UPI) —Lynda Bird Johnson, older daughter of the President, returned to Washington yesterday after spending the holiday weekend here with a friend and his family. Miss Johnson, 22, had been staying with Army Capt. Michael Phenner, 28, and his303 words
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324 1966-09-07 7 ROME, Tues. (AP) AN Italian writer says it is possible that Benito Mussolini committed suicide after his capture by Communist partisans in 1945. The theory runs counter to virtually all histories, which state that the Fascist dictator was executed by machine324 words
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Article69 1966-09-07 7 TOKYO. Tues. (AP).—Two U.S. planes were shot down over North Vietnam yesterday, Hanoi's official Vietnam news agency (VNA) said. VNA, in a broadcast monitored here, also said two U.S. aircraft —one FlO5 and one AD6 were downed on Sept. 3 in Ha Tinh province. The69 words
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228 1966-09-07 7 FREDERICK, Maryland, Tues. (AP) Two pilots r were injured, neither seriously, when their midget planes collided yesterday while competing in the Washington National Air Races at the Frederick A race official said one pilot. Arnold C. Quarton, 42, of Sonara.228 words
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Article60 1966-09-07 7 TAIPEH, Tues. (AFP) A German drama troupe named "Die Brucke" arrived here yesterday in the course of its round-the-world performance tour. The troupe will play "Buergen Schippel" a comedy written by Carl Serivem on Thursday evening. The performance here is jointly sponsored by the Sino-German cultural60 words
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239 1966-09-07 7 VENICE. Italy, Tues. (AP) Critics warmly praised the German film "Abscheid Von Gestern" (Girl Without A History) yesterday at the 27th Venice Film Festival, which sunk deeper into controversy. They said Director Alexander Kluge's film about a young girl who rebels against society could239 words
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Article70 1966-09-07 7 WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia. Tues. (UPI) Gen. Ne Win. Chairman of the Revolutionary Council of Burma, is scheduled to stop over in this 17th century colonial capital tomorrow before a White House visit. He will land from Burma at Langley Air Force Base in Hampton and be70 words
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Article64 1966-09-07 7 MOSCOW, Tues. (UPI) The battered central Asian city of Tashkent was rocked again yesterday by an earthquake. The Soviet news agency TASS reported no casualties from the shcok, the latest, in a series to follow the April 26 quake which killec. at least 10 persons and injured64 words
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Article33 1966-09-07 7 STOCKHOLM. Tues. (UPI) A unit of the Swedish U.N. battalion on Cyprus yesterday was alerted and moved near the suburb of Larnaca on the Southeastern Coast, it was learned here yesterday.33 words
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110 1966-09-07 7 ACCRA, Ghana, Tues. (UPI) —Ghana has notified the Soviet Union, Communist China and eight East European nations she wants to renegotiate trade agreements signed by ousted President Kwame Nkrumah, it was announced yesterday. Reasons for renegotiating the agreements were not disclosed, but the announcement came110 words
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Article, Illustration144 1966-09-07 7 LJUBLJANA, Tues. Mr. Richard Marsh, British Minister of Power, currently holidaying in Yugoslavia, visits Miss Mary Lambley one of the survivors of the recent plane crash as she lies in hospital bed. The Britannia Airlines turbo-prop airliner crashed on final approach to Ljubljana airport, killing 92144 words
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167 1966-09-07 7 PARIS. Tues. (UPI) United States Defence Secretary Mr. Robert S. McNamara called on China's leaders today to "listen and understand" that American military action in Vietnam poses no threat to them. In an interview with the Business Weekly Enterprise (SIC) he167 words
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Article67 1966-09-07 7 CAIRO, Tues. (AP) President Nasser of the United Arab Republic has accepted an invitation from Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, to pay an official visit to India next month, it was announced here today. The visit will start after President Naiser attends a "little67 words
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Article51 1966-09-07 7 SEEATTLE Washington, Tues. (AP) —A seaman suffering from an eye injury was evacuated from the Russian motor vessel Volchanks off the Washington coast yesr terday and flown to Seattle by the U.S. Coast Guard for treatment. The Coast Guard identified the injured man as Sadyrin Gennadiy, an electric51 words
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Article164 1966-09-07 7 CHICAGO, Tues. (UPI) The labour day weekend became the bloodiest in the nation's motoring history on Sunday night, breaking the record of 575 traffic deaths set a year ago. For the fourth time this year, a holiday weekend traffic toll established a new record.164 words
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Article173 1966-09-07 7 SEATTLE, Washington, Tues. (AP) Idaho logger, Herman Carl Schreib may be allowed to live out his life with a bullet in his brain, a spokesman for King County Hospital said yesterday. "The doctors are running a series of tests to determine whether to remove the173 words
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Article69 1966-09-07 7 PORT VILA. New Hebrides, Tues. (AP) —President Charles de Gaulle of France arrived in the New Hebrides from New Caledonia this morning on a one-day official visit. He reached Port Vila, capital of this group of 80 islands in the South Pacific, after a 110-minute69 words
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Article46 1966-09-07 7 ATLANTA, Tues. (UPI)— The first serious fire since 500 fireman went on strike three das ago swept a twostorey brick partment house yesterday injuring one person. Twelve others escaped unharmed. Only four rank-and-file firemen were seen in the crew battling the blaze.46 words
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146 1966-09-07 7 NEW YORK, Tues. (AP) Eliahu Ben-Morin, writer on Middle Eastern Affairs and a Zionist leader. died yesterday in Mount Sinai hospital. He was 64. He helped doctor Abba Hillel Silver, Chairman of the Zionist Emergency Council, present to the United Nations the Zionist146 words
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Article127 1966-09-07 7 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Tues. (AP) Student groups yesterday called a nationwide University strike tomorrow in protest against government intervention at nine state Universities. Scattered student violence broke out recently as the Universities inched toward normal operation. The Universities were reopened three weeks after the military127 words
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Article82 1966-09-07 7 SAIGON, Tues. (UPI) Thirteen American physicians arrived in Vietnam yesterday to help relieve the shortage of doctors throughout the country under a U.S. sponsored volunteer programme. The doctors will spend two months working in Vietnamese Hospitals. Two more doctors are scheduled to arrive in Saigon later82 words
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355 1966-09-07 10 SAIGON, Tucs. (AFP) SOUTH Vietnam's Foreign Minister, Dr. Tran Van Do, said today that all necessary steps would be taken "including the invasion of North Vietnam" to stop infiltration from the north. Dr. Do said the government considered the situation in the demilitarised355 words
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Article88 1966-09-07 10 SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, Tues. (AP) President Joaquin Balaguer yesterday announced that former General Elias Wessin Y Wessin has been named alternate ambassador and military advisor of the Dominican Republic delegation to the United Nations. In a radio speech, Mr. Balaguer also declared that Commodore Francisco Rivera88 words
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208 1966-09-07 10 IPOH, Tues. Mr. Justice Chans Min Tat was told of a 'mysterious flying missile' which hit the driver of a motor car, thereby causing a road fatality at the 42nd milestone in Teluk Anson. The driver of the car, Goh Koo was acquitted and208 words
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Article52 1966-09-07 10 VIENNA, Tues. (UPI) The night watchman at the Vienna University Library has been arrested for stealing books from the library. The unidentified watchman, who had over 2,000 SIX at his h °me told he was a book lover. the volumes dealt IlJ 1 J? te i grai mathematics52 words
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56 1966-09-07 10 Indonesian army strongman Gen. Suharto (left) presides over a meeting of Indonesian military and civilian leaders held in Jakarta recently. Nearly 1 50 leaders of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Police, and civil administration from various local regions,attended the conference. Sitting on the right is Deputy Premier in charge ofPANA Photo. - 56 words
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Article, Illustration48 1966-09-07 10 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesian militant students with their flags and banners storm up hillside to the Indonesia's Parliament to protest against President Sukarno's Independence Day speech while an armoured car guards along fence of the Parliament building recently. United Press International Photo. United Press International Photo.United Press International Photo. - 48 words
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Article151 1966-09-07 10 IPOH, Tues. Judges and Magistrates should be able to expect correct guidance and submission on the law from members of the bar, commented Mr. Justice Chang Min Tat in the High Court today. Justice Chang said this when he allowed the appeal of the DPP, Inche Idris151 words
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Article24 1966-09-07 10 BELGRADE, Tues. (UPI) King Olav V of Norway arrived here for a six-day official visit and talks with President Josip Broz Tito.24 words
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Article129 1966-09-07 10 MONROE, Michigan, Tues. (AP) A fisherman. going to the aid of a drowning man on Sunday hooked the swimmer's big toe with his fishing tackle and reeled him to safety. A second swimmer was drowned. Hazen B. Harrison. 21, was reeled to safety from a lagoon129 words
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Article196 1966-09-07 10 LAKELAND, New Jersey, Tues. (UPI) A man and boy forced their way into the Camden County juvenile shelter here v*ith a shotgun early yesterday and fled with a 15-year-old girl prisoner. Police later arrested the girl's aunt, Evelyn Nagel, 57, of Runnemeade. New Jersey, on charges196 words
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202 1966-09-07 10 GENOA, Italy, Tues. (AP) A man known as Tarzan' for his notorious agility as a housebreaker was arrested last night and accused of stealing 300 million lire US$4BO,OOO (MSI.4 mil.) worth of jewellery from Genoa's upper class in less than a year. Police said that202 words
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Article643 1966-09-07 10 Otto Mons - By Otto Mons, By Otto Mons, a Swiss journalist and author. SIXTEEN years have passed since Stalin established the Warsaw Pact as a counter-force to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). Each of the East European countries that came under Soviet influence after World War II643 words
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290 1966-09-07 10 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) The Philippine today launched a full scale investigation of corrupts in high places and special precautions are beinf taken to literally prevent innocent bystanders fro® being caught in a crossfire. Rep. Floro Crisologo (Nacionalista) set the scene for the anticipated fireworks last week290 words
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Article43 1966-09-07 10 ANDANCETTE. Fr £*S Tues. (UPI) The PM Briancon Express collilo with a truck at guarded crossing y* ste 'jL» Then a freight tram pWJJ ed into the wreckage. persons, including truck's two occupants killed and at least !•>£ jured In the double '<&***43 words
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Article380 1966-09-07 8 so-called great proletariat cultural revolution now in progress in Communist China is aimed at destroying culture in its entirety education, arts, science, religion, ancestral worship The Red Guards are being used to reduce the Chinese intellectuals to the lowest human denominator. Maoism reveals itself as an attempt380 words
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Article361 1966-09-07 8 gINCE August 9, 1965 the Malaysian Government has adopted measures aimed at cutting all the old ties from Singapore. Many people on both sides of the Causeway have failed to note the significance and implications of these measures and of official statements. Singapore Government leaders have, during361 words
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Article, Illustration1040 1966-09-07 8 "INSIDE INDONESIA" with Musa Scully, our staff reporter who has just returned from a ten-day tour of the Republic. He and a group of Malaysian journalists were guests of the Indonesian government for the recent Indonesia's Independence Day celebrations. This is the fourth of a1,040 words
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Advertisement96 1966-09-07 8 1 ISM FERTILIZERS ;.s >: m 'x'iv iiR n Three Star" Brand fertilizers, \<& recommended by the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, are effective, and harmless to crops. p( ±k Our "Gunong Bintang Brand herbicides, fungicides and insecticides fig are fast catching popularity. j6*3 jUfl BIAN HENG CO., (M) LTD.96 words
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246 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. An influential financial source today welcomed the agreement establising the Asian Development Bank. A copy of this agreement was recently placed before the Singapore Parliament by the Minister for Finance Mr. Lim Kim San. It is to-date the most tangible form of regional246 words
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Article98 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants todav: VEW YORK: Buying T.T. 82-5/8; Airmail O.D. 32-3/4; 00 d/st. 33-1/4 credit bills; 53-3/8 trade bills. CANADA: Buying T.T. 351/8; Airmail OJD. 35-1/4: 90 d/st. 35-13/16 credit bills; 85-7/8 trade98 words
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Article16 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, Tues, The tin price for today was $606-1/8 per picul, down 75 cents.16 words
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91 1966-09-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Business organisations and associations in Malaysia have been invited to participate in the International Conference on Farm Machinery and Equipment to be held in Manila from Dec. 12 to 14. The Agricultural Machinery Distributors Association Incorporation (A.M.D.A.) has extended the invitation through91 words
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Article72 1966-09-07 9 NEW YORK, Tues. (AP) Trans World Airlines announced that it had purchased 28 Boeing Jet Airliners fo r nearly 410 million U.S. dollars recently. Charles C. Tillinghast Jr., TWA President, said the purchase includes 12 OSJTgeneration giant 747S and eight "stretched" Trijet 7275. The order is72 words
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130 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore and Malaysia investors can now get more Information about public limited companies which are listed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The first valuable Handtook of Malaysian and Singapore companies on the Official List will be produced by the130 words
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Article303 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, Tues Sept. first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur to-day at 60-1 cents per lb. down half cent. The tone was quiet. Xhe downward movement continued during the morning on lower than expected London advices and pressure of Sept. tendering.303 words
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Article113 1966-09-07 9 It's just P O LONDON, Tues. (UPI) P. and O. Orient Lines is changing its title and from October will be known simply as P. and O. The move marks the full integration of the two fleets following the merger in 1960 of Orient Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. with P.113 words
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Article157 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, The following ships are expected to be in port today:— Godwons Vessels 1/2 Hammonia 3/4 Lycaon 5 Sandra 6/7 Golden Wonder 8/9 Mirto 10/11 Jesenice 13/14 Calchas 15/16 Ardpatrick 18 Levernbauk 21/22 Empire Gannet 19 U.S. Tourist 23/24 Maxwell Brander 25/26 Van Neck 29/30 Rajula 31/32 Dolius157 words
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Article514 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The call by a leading trade body here for preservation of the present one currency system had no effect on the Stock Exchange to-day. In another day of dull trading, the main feature was the continued slide in Gammons, following yesterday's dividend anr.ouncement (15514 words
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Article210 1966-09-07 9 B S Boustead 1.52 Chemical Co 1.43 1.44 Cola Storage 2.86 2.90 Dunlop 2.40 E. Smelting 4.00 4.04 Esso Ords 2.96 2.97 United Holdings CCR 1.86 1.87 F-& N. Ords 3.60 3.62 Gammon CD 1.98 2.00 G. E. Life 62.50 Guinness 2.27 2.28 Hume Pref 1 52 Hotel S'pura210 words
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Article47 1966-09-07 9 Aokam 3.70 Austral Amal. CD 23/7* 23/10J Austral Malay CDXR 32/6 Ayer Hitam 21/4* 21/9 Berjuntal 32/7* 33/GoDene 33/6 Hong Kong 31/- Idris Hyd. 14/6 15/6 K'pong Lanjut 23/9 24/1* Kamunting 18/9 19/6 Kramat 11/10* Kuala Kampar 24/10* 25/3 Kuchai 2.00 Larut 12/Llngul 2.00 2.10 Mil47 words
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Article40 1966-09-07 9 Central Prop 82 .85 City Dev. 35 .35* Faber Union 50 .55 Island Hotel 56 Island Pen 45 .47 K L. Prop 86 .88 San Holdings 30 .30* Sel. Prop 1.25 1.30 S'pore Land 58* .61 Town City 8240 words
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Article52 1966-09-07 9 Bassett (50cts) 77* .84* Batu Lintang 1.70 1.75 Benta 1.40 Borelli (New) 2.15 Kempas 1.92 1.98 Kepong Plant 2.00 New Scudai 4.10 4.50 New Serendah 2.30 2.31 Riverview 2/5 Sel. Coconut 2.80 3.00 Sungei Bagan 1.56 Suneei Tukane 1.05 Temerloh XD 2.00 2.10 Ulu Benut 1.50 1.65 United52 words
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Article48 1966-09-07 9 Anglo-Asian XD Anglo Oriental 3/3/3 B. Kawan XD 5/3 Bk S'bawang XD 5/4 5/7 Cicely 2/5 2/7 Consol Salak 2/5 Craigielea 1/5 E. Asiatic 1/5* 1/7* Guthrie K. L. Kepong 2/1* 2/3 Kulim 1/7 1/8 Malaya General 2/5 Merlimau Pegoh 2/- Petaling 3/5 Strs Rubber i/i*48 words
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Article28 1966-09-07 9 First Malayan 2.18 2.28 Second Malayan 1.54 1.64 Third Malayan 1.13 1.24 Malaysian Commerce 89 1.00 Mai. Savings Fund XD 1.30 1.40 Sterling Commodity 3/11 4/628 words
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Article183 1966-09-07 9 TIME AIRLINE FROM 8 30 a.m. MAL 019 Kuala Lumpur. 8 50 a.m. JAL 712 Jakarta. 9.30 a.m MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. 9.30 a.m. Thai 404 Jakarta. 10.55 a.m. MAL 005 Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. Kuching. 10.30 a.m. MAL 451 11.45 a.m. Air Viet 648 Saigon,183 words
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Article144 1966-09-07 9 TIME AIRLINE TO 7.15 a.m. MAL 452 Kuching. 7.31 a.m. MAL 122 Kuala Lumpur. 8.30 a.m. MAL 616 Kuala Lumpur, Hongkong. Bangkok. Hongkong, Taipeh. Osaka, Tokyo. 9 00 a.m. CX 572 9.00 a.m. MAL 044 K. Lumpur, Kuantan, K. Bahru. i0.15 a.m. MAL 456 Kuching. Jesselton. 11.05144 words
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Article144 1966-09-07 9 TIME AIRLINE FROM 8.15 a.m. MAL (ML 122) Singapore. 8.25 a.m. MAL (ML 032) Penang, Malacca. 9.15 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Penang. Ipoh. 9.15 a.m. MAL (ML 616) Singapore. 10.05 a.m. MAL (ML 044) Singapore. 10.30 a.m. Air Vietnam 4 <VN 648) Saigon. 10.55 a.m. Thai144 words
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Article136 1966-09-07 9 TIME AIRLINE TO 7.15 a.m. MAL (ML 019) Singapore. 8.45 a.m. MAL (ML 121/456) Singapore, Kuching, Jesselton. 8.40 a.m. MAL (ML 032) Ipoh, Penang. Kota Bahru. 9.30 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Malacca, Singapore. 9.50 a.m. MAL (ML 616) Hongkong. 10.20 a.m. MAL (ML 044) Kuantan, Kota136 words
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Article124 1966-09-07 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were: Previous Today's Sellers Sellers Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk Aug 44.00 Coconut oil (FOB) Drums Aug 45.50 Sugar (Java) ex-godown.. 25.50 Nutmegs 110s 475.00 Nutmegs B W 250.00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) 140.00n 137.50 Pepper Black Special Sarawak (FOB)124 words
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Advertisement69 1966-09-07 9 BANGKOK-TAIWAN Loading for Bangkok, Keelung, Kaohsiung CUIII lflVr Penann S'pore onlrl Mirib 30 Auf 2 Sept< 5 6 Sept. FUTAI 17 Sept. 15 Sept. General Agents: CHIP SENG CO. LTD. 6J-A, TELOK AVER ST., S'PORE. TEL. ***** fir ***** U. MANJU LINE Lizan Maru 26 Ami. 31 Aug. 10 Sept.69 words
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Article239 1966-09-07 11 T \IPEH, Tues. (UPI) A CCC-130 giant transport of the American Air force was reported missing since today and was feared lost, a spokesman c the U.S. Taipeh Air «tation said. The spokesman said the plane, carrying five crewmeir.bers and three passengers, was supposed to239 words
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Article181 1966-09-07 11 SAIGON, Tues. (UPI) Vietcong terrorists blew up a Bouth Vietnamese election information centre today in a daring daylight attack on the edge of Saigon. U.S. spokesman said no one was killed or injured when the cement-walled, tile-roofed building shattered with a roar at Siesta time181 words
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Article, Illustration752 1966-09-07 11 SAIGON, Tues. The Republic of Vietnam has invited between 30 and 40 countries to send observers to its Conftituent Assembly elections scheduled to be held throughout the country on September 11th. This invitation was sent ®n August 6th in a letter from Foreign Minister752 words
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316 1966-09-07 11 SAIGON, Tues. (AP) A fresh surge in the allied troop buildup is scheduled this month and will bring at least 33,000 more fighting men to the side of the South Vietnamese. The arrival of large contingents of American, Korean and Filipino soldiers will swell316 words
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Article317 1966-09-07 11 SAIGON, Tues. (AP) Carrier-launched U.S. planes attacked three freight trains in North Vietnam yesterday and pilots reported knocking out 34 boxcars and damaging 38 more. The Navy fighter-bombers struck In wave after wave on the trains in the area of Nam Dinh. a large marshalling317 words
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Article, Illustration750 1966-09-07 11 TOKYO, Tues. (AP) Tokyo, the world's most populous city, is growing in a new direction upward. Skyscrapers are beginning to change the profile of the giant metropolis. There was a time when a law banned buildings more than 31 metres (102feet) tall. ButAP Photo. - 750 words
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Article77 1966-09-07 11 TOKYO. Tues. (AP) Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ralzo Matsuno said today this years rice crop Is expected to become the highest on rc **d the present good weather continues. Mr. Matsuno told a< regular cabinet meeting that the outlook as of ®ggkj for this year was 13,034,00077 words
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Article61 1966-09-07 11 SEOUL, Tues. (AP) General Kim Kc-Won assumed his new post as South Korean Army Chief of Staff in a change of command ceremony here this morning. He succeeded General Kim Yong-Bae, who retired from active service during the ceremony. The outgoing Army chief had resigned in connection with61 words
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Article106 1966-09-07 11 MANILA, Tues. (UPI).— Phnippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos warned smugglers today against playing around with the law while he's away. Pres. Marcos disclosed that big-time smugglers had started offering bribes to ranking military and police officers to close their eyes to smuggling activities during his threeweek absence starting106 words
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Article153 1966-09-07 11 NEW DELHI, India, Tues. (AP) About 3,000 Delhi University students stormed off the campus yesterday, burned a city bus, stoned firemen and assaulted a group of Indian journalists. Truckloads of armed Police rushed to the scene and held the students in check and slowly dispersed them.153 words
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Article116 1966-09-07 11 JAKARTA, Tues. <AP).— Indonesia's top General warned the Communist Party may attempt a comeback this month. General Abdul Haris Nasution. Chairman of Congress, told a student gathering here yesterday the situation in Indonesia was not as calm as it looked. The four-star General, who116 words
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Miscellaneous138 1966-09-07 11 ORG4 N I s A w 'I J&: CATHAY Phone 3 ***** LAST DAY! Ilam.. 2.30. 6.00 9.00 p.m. CASH BOOKINGS ONLY Duaey'a MARY POPPINS Jalie Andrews Technicolor OPENS TOMORROW 1 "BEACH BALL" in Color the pupremes Paramount r ODEON Phone 21-116 "The Adventures TAKLA MAKAN" Toshiro Mifune "mmancolor Toho138 words
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Miscellaneous203 1966-09-07 11 LIDO Phon. ***** g 14th DAT: U-1.30-4-C.30-a.15 P g "The Russians are Cwi<b( fl 2 The Ruktiam art Cominx" Panavmon Color <CA) Next Chanre "A Man Could Get Killed' CAPITOL Phono ***** Now Showing 11-1.30-4-6.45-9 30 P "THE MATING SEASON*' P Peter Chen Ho Ting Hung Mandarin Color Scope P203 words
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Article, Illustration779 1966-09-07 12 Peter Boog - By Peter Boog Tiivrnnv Tues (AP) Burma's General Ne Win. R who Uave' thls week for official visits to the United States and Japan, s e n "leaders most respected but least known leaders. The lack of publicity about the 52-year-old professional soldier779 words
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Article153 1966-09-07 12 CAPE KENNEDY, Tues. (UPI) —Navy friends Charles (Pete) Conrad and Richard F. Gordon sot a holiday on Monday before they 50 back to work preparing for their three-day Gemini 11 space mission scheduled Friday. The two astronauts flew to Houston, Texas, headquarters for the manned spaceflight153 words
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Article, Illustration57 1966-09-07 12 MOSCOW, Tnes.— More than 4,000 delegates from 43 countries attended the 18th International Pyschologists' Congress at the Kremlin Congress Palace of Moscow. This was the first time that representatives from Singapore, Zambia, Uruguay and Cuba addressed the mammoth gathering. Photo by V. Che red instev showsFOTOKHRONTIKA TASS. - 57 words
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Article302 1966-09-07 12 pAM NE VILLAGE, Vietnam, Tues. (UPI) Thirteen months ago American Marines, tired of taking daily casualties inside their own lines, put Cam Ne Village to the torch. The cameras of an American Television Network captured the scene as Marines used cigarette lighters to set fire302 words
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Article309 1966-09-07 12 CALCUTTA, Tues. (AP)— Step into a dusty little shop in any Indian town and you can quickly get a cheap pair of spectacles-—and perhaps a blinding case of Trachoma or Glaucoma. Government statistics reveal that of India's 495 million people, 4.3 million are blind-an estimated quarter309 words
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Article899 1966-09-07 12 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. r valuable work of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in the Philippines in raising the quality and quantity of rice consumed by countless millions in Asia, including Malaysia, j| described in detail in a recent issue of the magazine Saturday Rpvi Plc%899 words
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Article175 1966-09-07 12 STUTTGART, Tun (DaD) A large German automobile firm re. cently carried out safety tests in public that were witnessed by German and foreign journalists. Accidents were simulated to take place "in real life*' A car driving at a speed of 67.5 km. hit a standini car.175 words
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Advertisement44 1966-09-07 12 Classified Ad. TUITION 20 Words $5/- (Minimum) IF YOU WANT to learn magic, send Name and Address to Arenos' P.O. Box 532, Singapore. The Public are notified that the EASTERN SUN Post Office Box Number is: MAXWELL ROAD P. 0. BOX, no: t SINGAPORE44 words
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55 1966-09-07 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The champs shake bands —H. Hasegawa the Yamaha ace (left) who won the Rothmans Challenge Trophy in the open motorcycle race at the Tunku Abdul Rahman Circuit Race at Batu Tiga with Lee Han Seng of Singapore, who won a similar challenge trophy in the Formula LibreEastern Sun Pix. - 55 words
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285 1966-09-07 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. Indonesian sportsmen will once again be seen in action in the local sports scene after a lapse of three years. Six Indonesians of four r.en and two women, will be away the 10-man team that will give a series of285 words
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Article45 1966-09-07 13 Malacca, Tues. Tun A-dul Razak, the Deputy J' me Minister will lead a 20-member team to meet a team of Malacca Chief Minister's, Inche Ghaffar n Baba, at a golf match on Sept. 10 at the Ayer Keroh Country Club golf course here.45 words
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395 1966-09-07 13 By "SCRUM HALF" SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Under-23 rugby team will lose one of its most promising fly-half, Ho Yew Kee, for the next few seasons when he leaves by air tomorrow for Britain to further his studies. Nineteen-year-old Yew Kee will395 words
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Article93 1966-09-07 13 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Negri Sembilan Amateur v Athletic Association will hold a State officials course for athletes in the second week of October. Entries have now been called for. On receipt of the entries, classes will be held over three weekends, and a written examination93 words
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Article72 1966-09-07 13 MALACCA, Tues. A J"*e spell of bowling by Murugesan who bagged six tickets for 43 runs enabled National Union of Teachers to beat Kilat Club by 40 runs on the first inn**Bs in a league cricket match at the Malacca Club padang here. Scores: NUT 12972 words
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Article97 1966-09-07 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union will conduct a written examination on Oct. 8, to select qualified MAAU officials. Three separate papers on track, jumps and throws will be held, for which only qualified or experienced officials will be allowed to sit for.97 words
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Article72 1966-09-07 13 MUAR, Tues. The Muar Chinese School Teachers' Association will hold a table-tennis championship for primary Chinese school teachers and pupils In the district on Oct. 28 and 29. Entry forms can be obtained from: The Muar Chinese School Teachers* Association. No. 15-4, Jalan Majldl, Muar; Chi Ming72 words
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87 1966-09-07 13 More than 3,000 people witnessed a thrilling three-hour sea sports at the Ocean Inn beach, Batu Maung on the afternoon of Sept. 4. The sea sports were organised as part of Malaysia Day celebrations in Balik Pulau District. The Chief Minister of Penang, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee declared openD.O.I. Photo. - 87 words
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Article179 1966-09-07 13 SEREMBAN, Tues. Nine teams will tak e part In this year's inter Government services knock-out cricket competition, starting here on Saturday. The respective teams have been pooled Into two zones. North and South. The North zone comprises Perak, Kedah, Malaysian Police and the Malaysian179 words
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Article75 1966-09-07 13 BLACKPOOL, England Tues. (UPI) Tony Davidson, a 15-year-old schoolboy, smashed his own British and English junior 110-yard back stroke record in the national swimming championships here Monday night. In his qualifying heat, Davidson clocked 63.9 seconds fourteenths of a second faster than before. Davidson,75 words
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399 1966-09-07 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mary Tye and Mike Wee took top honours In their respective sections in the Scratch League Bowling Tournament which concluded at the Ocean Bowl last weekend. In the women's section Mary Tye scored a total of 232.46 Peterson Points399 words
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123 1966-09-07 13 LONDON, Tues. (AP) Britain's Football Association's disciplinary committee said today that Alf Ramsey. manager of England's World Cup championship team had apologized for referring to Argentine players as animals. The committee said Ramsey's apology had been accepted. The match which caused Ramsey's caustic comments123 words
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Article26 1966-09-07 13 r LONDON, Tues. (UPI) Wakefield Trinity beat Dewsbury 17-11 in last night's Ist round replay match in the Yorkshire Cup English Rugby League competition.26 words
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Article463 1966-09-07 13 IPOH, Tues. Keen competition was witnessed at the first Perak Youth Sports meet, sponsored by the Ipoh Boys Club, during the weekend. There were team and individual events for both juniors and seniors. The following were the results: High Jump (Jr): 1. Hassan Rahman, 2. Mohamed463 words
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Article81 1966-09-07 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues, Malaysian tennis fans were today treated to a delightful exhibition of tennis between Japan and the Philippines, on the Selangor tennis courts in which the Japanese won 2-1. Japan won the doubles and one of the two singles. Nine-teen-year-old T. Koura of Japan beat Jess81 words
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77 1966-09-07 13 His Excellency the Governor of Penan;, Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj bin Raja Muhammad, S.M.N. graced the occasion of the Sultan's Gold Cup soccer final between Penan; Malays and Singapore Malays at the City Stadium, Penanf, last night (Sept. 3). His Excellency presented trophies at the end of the match. PenangD.O.I. Photo. - 77 words
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377 1966-09-07 14 FOREST HILLS, New York, Tues. (AP). Kerry Melville and Owen Davidson, a couple of overlooked Australians, shook up the seedings in the United States tennis championships yesterday and an unheralded Texan, Sherwood Stewart, came close to adding fourthseeded Tony Roche of Australia to377 words
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Article118 1966-09-07 14 FRANKFURT, Germany, Tues. (UPI) Cassius Clay's sparring partners went all out yesterday to flatten the champion in his hardest workout so far for his Sept. 10 title fight against Karl Mildenbergeer of Germany. "Nobody can say we are not concerned about this fight," trainer Angelo Dundee118 words
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100 1966-09-07 14 KINGSTON, Ontario, Tues. (AP) International grand master Larry Evans, 34, of New York won the Canadian Open Chess Championship yesterday by beating Laszlo Witt of Montreal in the final round of the 10-round Swiss style tournament Evans finished with nine points, one-half more than two100 words
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Article108 1966-09-07 14 LONDON, Tues. (UPI).— Results of yesterday's English county cricket matches: HASTINGS Kent v Surrey (knockout competition) Surrey beat Kent by 16 runs. Surrey 122 (45.2 overs) dye 4 for 21, Luckhurts 3 for 23 Kent 106 (47.2 overs) Arnold 3 for 12 Willett 3 for 27.108 words
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253 1966-09-07 14 KIEL, Tues. Th e 1972 Olympic Games will be held in Munich (Federal Republic of Germany). But even now, six years before the Games begin, the first pre-Olympic contest is being fought. The contest has been going on for several months and the253 words
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Article117 1966-09-07 14 LONDON, Tues. (AFP) Bookmakers face a big pay-out over jockey Lester Piggott's five winners at Warwick yesterday. One leading firm's liability was over £50.000 in the trade room, and another said that they would pay out "in excess of 100,000". A spokesman for a third117 words
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Article208 1966-09-07 14 FOREST HILLS. New York. Tues (UPI) "I had nothing to lose so I just kept hitting." said jubilant, 19-year-old Kerry Melville of Melbourne, Australia, after downing Wimbledon champion Billie Jean King of Long Beach. California, in the second round of the U.S. tennis championships, 6-4.208 words
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Article108 1966-09-07 14 DOUGLAS, Isle of Man, Tues. (UPI) Mist and rain cut visibility to 15 to 20 yards in places during practice for next week's Grand Prix motorcycle races continued on the Isle of Man T.T. course last night. Conditions were so bad on the108 words
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122 1966-09-07 14 DARLINGTON, South Carolina, Tues. (UPI) Veteran driver Darel Dieringer won the 17th annual southern 500 stock car race yesterday in a nip-and-tuck duel with young Richard Petty. Petty's blue Plymouth was faster than Dieringers black and red mercury Comet most of the race but122 words
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71 1966-09-07 14 BERLIN, Tues (AP) An official of the world weightlifting championships said today 29 nations have entered in the competition, set for Oct. 16-23 in East Berlin. Those entered are: United States, Italy, Luxemburg, Denmark, Norway. Mexico, Hungary, England, Bulgaria, Sweden, France, Switzerland, Canada, Turkey,71 words
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Article40 1966-09-07 14 SHREVEPORT, Louisiana, Tues. (AP) Top-seeded Robert Brien of Sydney, Australia, won the men's singles title in the Louisiana open' tennis tournament yesterday. Brien, a student at Mississippi State University, defeated Gordon Traylor of Shreveport 6—o, 6—4.40 words
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Article125 1966-09-07 14 LONDON, Tues. (AFP) Australian jockey Garnet Bougoure is injured and will be unable to ride Crisp and Even in the St. Leger tomorrow. He broke a shoulder bone and fractured his ribs in the Grove Park Nursery at Warwick yesterday when his mount. Chance125 words
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Article96 1966-09-07 14 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) "King" Pele scored once and assisted on another goal yesterday in leading Santos of Brazil to a 4-1 victory over Inter of Milan before a record crowd of 41,598 at Yankee Stadium. The game, billed as "the unofficial club soccer championship of96 words
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Article81 1966-09-07 14 LONDON, Tues. (AP) Results of last night's English soccer league are: Division One Aston Vilia 0 Southampton Blackpool 1 Liverpool 2 Division Two Millwall 1 Conventry 0 Division Three Darlington 1 Swansea 0 Leyton Orient 0 Torquay 0 Peterborough 2 Gillingham Mansfield 2 Oldham 4 Division Four81 words
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144 1966-09-07 14 LISBON, Tues. (AP) Sir Stanley Rous of Britain, president of the International Soccer Federation (FIFA) said yesterday he was sure a satisfactory arrangement could be found for the inclusion of more African and Asian teams in the World Cup tournament. "This is144 words
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Article, Illustration123 1966-09-07 14 Lee Han Seng who won the Formula Libre event for cars (75 laps over 158 miles) receiving thi challenge trophy from Datin Salmah Harun, wife of the Selangor Mentri Besar. Steve Holland, from Hong Kong, receiving the trophy for third prize tor the Formula libri event for carsEastern Sun Pix. - 123 words
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1827 1966-09-07 15 Quick Wink main threat THE GOING is VERY GOOD IPOH, Wed. King's Knight is accepting he jras a course scratching on Sunday and with present track conditions in his favour I am giving him first rate chance to slam his opposition in Race 51,827 words
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Article165 1966-09-07 15 WINDSOR LAD GOLDEN SUN ADELINE Race L JOSKER IV Little King; Dalkeith LITTLE KING Sir Merit Wee Cobbler WEE COBBLER Dalkeith Sir Merit Race 2. SANDMAN Panchor Siau Kuniang BLUE MISS Sandman P. Mademoiselle THE SAINT Panchor Nazafat Race 3. FLASH TIME Wisley Gardens S. Negara S. NEGARA Star165 words
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Article1235 1966-09-07 15 TODA Y'S BEST:* TAIPING JAD RACE l: HORSES CLASS 6 DIV. 2 6 FURS. 1.SO P.M. 1. 2. 3 442 775 90^ The Wee Cobbier The Litlle Kin* Vigilante Tnskrr IV 9v lOy 7y Rv 9.00 8.11 8 10 > 2 Ho Su Tiane Sin Kim Tak1,235 words
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Article876 1966-09-07 16 80,000 by January —health director LOMBOK Island, Indonesia, Tues. (AP) More than 6,000 people starved to death this year on this small island lying beside lush Bali. The death toll could hit 80,000 by January unless tons of rice are shipped in immediately. Doctor Arbain876 words
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198 1966-09-07 16 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) Malaysia has pledged to help the Philippines fight smuggling but believes the basic problem "is trade, not smuggling," according to a report published here today. "My government would like very much to help President Marcos solve the problem of smuggling198 words
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193 1966-09-07 16 MANILA Tues. (UPI) President Ferdinand E. Marcos threatened today to use his emergency powers against crooked merchants who are hoarding rice, resulting in soaring rice prices. The government's rice and corn agency reported that the high prices particularly in the provinces, were the work193 words
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Article140 1966-09-07 16 MANILA. Tues. (AP> —Manila's police chief has thrown a forty-man cordon around the House of Congress to prevent a "possible bloodbath" between armed bodvgaurds of two feuding congressmen. Brigadier General Ricardo Papa told newsmen last night that he had also considered having the cars of the congressmen140 words
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Article, Illustration22 1966-09-07 16 PRINCE Norodon Sihanouk, the Cambodian head of State doing manual work with the Royal Khmer Socialist Youth.22 words
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Article584 1966-09-07 16 HONG KONG, Tues. (UPI) Troops of the Red Chinese Army have been alerted to prevent the spread of violence by China's Red Guard movement, according to a Peking Radio report heard here today. The broadcast disclosed that military units throughout the country had held584 words
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Article167 1966-09-07 16 DETROIT. Tues. (UPI) President Johnson, in an apparent reply to French President Charles de Gaulle, said yesterday he would set a timetable for removal of troops from Vietnam at any time the Communists draw up a schedule to halt infiltration. He told a labour day audience167 words
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Article113 1966-09-07 16 SAIGON, Tues. (AP) Foreign Minister Tran Van Do, has repeated his criticism of President Charles de Gaulle for calling for withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam. In a statement yesterday. The Foreign Minister said de Gaulle was badly informed about the war in Vietnam and is "no113 words
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68 1966-09-07 16 JAKARTA, Tues. Pre. sident Sukarno attended 1 swearing-in eeremony for new Indonesian envoys last week. Photo shows him shaking hands with the new Indonesian ambassador to London Maj. Gen. T. Adjie after he was sworn into the office. Also sworn in at the ceremony were the new Indonesian envoys toPana photo. - 68 words
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Article218 1966-09-07 16 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) Philippine military authorities were reported today tl have crushed a fanatical band of outlaws commanded by a self-styled messiah but their white-robed leader and two aides remained at large. Disillusioned followers of Victorino Siagan, 27, a former high school junior who claims supernatural218 words
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Article84 1966-09-07 16 TOKYO. Tues. (AP) —One of two U.S. Air Force radar stations on the Ryukyu island of Miyakojima was destroyed by Typhoon Cora's 190mile an hour winds, the island's weather station reported on Tuesday. The weather station on the island 160 miles South-west of Okinawa said there ws» widespread84 words
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535 1966-09-07 16 MEDAN. North Sumatra, Tues. (AP)—Officials here said the massive influx of Communist Chinese waiting to return to the mainland has created an explosive situation. More than 7,000 Chinese from the North Sumatra area began streaming into this city at the end of August535 words