Eastern Sun, 20 September 1966
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Title Section26 1966-09-20 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1. No. 65. Tuesday, September 20 1966. vV WC (P) J912 KDN 2309 Price 15 rents26 words
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Article90 1966-09-20 1 KUALA LUMpur, Mon. Four members of the Sarawak National Party crossed the floor to the opposition in the Dewan Ra'ayat today in protest against the Emergency (Federa 1 Constitution, and ConstittfjJoJ* of Sarawak) Bil^y The four kd by Mr. Edmundvtanggu An a k Saga, Secretary General90 words
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342 1966-09-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. At a joint press conference all opposition parties expressed their opposition to the introduction of the Bill which they said was a violation of the fundamental and basic principles of democracy. Opposition parties of Sarawak charged that the Bill was342 words
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Article, Illustration548 1966-09-20 1 Ben D'Cunha, Lim Thow Boon - They oppose the C-Bill By Ben D'Cunha, Lim Thow Boon KUALA LUMPUR, MONDAY, AN GENCY sitting of Parliame tonight approved Emergency IFederal Constitution Constitution of Sarawak) Hill aft seven-hour debate Dewa ayat. The emergency meeting was called to amend the Federal and Sarawak Constitution to give powers548 words
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Article164 1966-09-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The leader of the United Democratic Party, Dr. Lim Chong Eu lodged a protest with the Speaker of the Dewan Ra'ayat against the application of the guillotine in the debate on the Emergency (Federal Constitution and Constitution of Sarawak) Bill. Dr. Lim who rose164 words
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Article353 1966-09-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today refuted opposition allegations in the House of Representatives that the Government had "concocted" the Communist threat in Sarawak. Producing a copy of the Government White Paper, which was tabled in353 words
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Local News
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988 1966-09-20 2 KUALA LUMFUR, Mon. A Sarawak member in the Dewan Ra'ayat today called on the Central Government to let the State Government and people of Sarawak settle their differences without blundering interference from Kuala Lumpur. This plea was made by Mr. Edmund Langgu988 words
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65 1966-09-20 2 MALACCA, Mon. Strap check for Australia's Chief of the General Staff, LtGen.T.J Daly, by scout helicopter pilot, Capt. Frank Markcrow, of Randwick, Sydney. Lt.-Gen.Daly flew by helicopter from Malacca airport to an artillery demonstratiom in th e 28th Commonwealth Brigade area. Later he inspected the 4th Battaliom,Royal Australia Regiment, and65 words
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Article, Illustration712 1966-09-20 2 Ben D'Cunha, Lim Thow Boon - mtn>t iSSSJON, By Ben D'Cunha, Lim Thow Boon KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Sarawak member, Enche Wan Abdul Rahman, in supporting the crisis Bill said that all those who has the interests of Sarawak and Malaysia truly at heart and who wants712 words
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Article188 1966-09-20 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.-. As both Houses of Parliament passed the amendments to the Sarawak Constitution. more than 100 people stared A 15-minute protest march tonight. They grouped at Foeh Avenue in th e heart of the Federal Capital at 6.45 p.m. and in procession proceeded along busy188 words
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315 1966-09-20 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mod. The leader of the PPP. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam warned that if the Bill is approved then the whole of Sarawak situation would explode into violence and bloodshed. He questioned the legality of the Government's move in 'tampering with315 words
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723 1966-09-20 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Mr. Stephen Yong Kuet Tie (SUPP) said the Bill would involve the Governor of Sarawak in party politics. "The Governor, a benign old man. should be above politics. He was and should be acting on the advice of the723 words
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Article, Illustration2552 1966-09-20 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Tht* prospects for a Communist victory in Singanore either by way of a general election or by a violent seizure of power *lim said the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam at the Second Anniversary Dinner of the Democratic Socialist Club held2,552 words
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Article59 1966-09-20 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. A six man team from the Singapore Polytechnic Building Society returned recently after a two week study tour of Cambodia and Thailand. They visited Government departments and universities of the two countries. They also paid courtesy calls on Singapore's ambassadors to the two countries.59 words
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843 1966-09-20 3 WHITE PAPER: APPROACHING SAME STATE OF AFFAIRS IN MALAY 1948 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government today tabled a White Paper in Parliament giving for the first time in full "The Communist Threat to Sarawak" The White Paper said that the position in843 words
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265 1966-09-20 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Another Singapore ship is scheduled to leave for Jakarta tomorrow with more than $1 million worth or flour and general cargo. The ship is Guan Guan Shipping Co.'s "'Dumas" the second cargo vessel to leave for Indonesia since the resumption of265 words
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Article179 1966-09-20 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Presidnet of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. R.A. White, announced today that the union had already collected $ll,OOO for the Devan Nair Research and Training: Endowment Fund. The VIP dinner which 4 s to be held on Sept. 25, will be179 words
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Article57 1966-09-20 3 MUAR, Mon. The Tangkak Local Council, 17 miles north of here, at its monthly meeting, has decided to seek the assistance of the police to prosecute hawkers who have not renewed their licences for the year. The meeting also decided to spend $500.00 repairing bad conditioned57 words
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Article44 1966-09-20 3 MUAR, Mon. The Committee members of the Maharani Ward Malaysian Chinese Association here will hold its monthly meeting on Sept. 23 at 8.00 p.m. at the party's premises along Jalan Bakri. Several important issues are expected to be discussed during the meeting.44 words
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Article164 1966-09-20 4 TAIPING, Mon. A Perak prince will take a stenographer for his bride In what promises to be the most colourful society weddings of the year in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. He is Raja Lope bin Raja Sharome. 29. a senior economic officer with Bank Negara164 words
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104 1966-09-20 4 MALACCA. Mon. Malacca's Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba is a man of many skills. He has proved himself to be an able politician and an administrator. He is equally adept in fishing. tapping rubber and harvesting padi. When the Deputy Prime Minister visited the state last Sunday the104 words
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Article307 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Dr. Devan NaNir of the (DAP) said "The proclamation of the Emerkency in Sarawak, together with this Bill, seeking to amend the Constitution, shall stand or fall in the public eye, depending on the validity of the arguments advanced by the Government in their307 words
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369 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The National Union of Malaysian Students today described the Central Government's move to solve the Sarawak crisis by amending the Malaysian and Sarawak constitutions as "appalling" and "not just". In a statement signed by the President, Mr. K. Rajkumar and the369 words
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Article132 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Mr. Asivadam Emmanuel, superintendent of Postal Department, Kuala Lumpur, told the High Court here today of his trouble with his "very quarrelsome" wife. "My wife is very quarrelsome. She always wants money and more freedom," he told the High Court. Mr. Emmanuel132 words
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Article57 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —Two robbers yesterday told a watchman In the Ulu Caledonia Estate here to keep quiet while they got away with important parts of an engine worth $9,000 Pang Lek. the watchman was sleeping m the engine house on the estate when the two robbers woke57 words
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Article363 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— A deadlock has been reached between the National Electricity Board and the NEB Employees' Union over the date of implementation of an interim award for NEB workers in the industrial and manual and division four groups. The interim award of $12.50 or363 words
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Article62 1966-09-20 4 TAIPING, Mon. The Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Hussain bin Sidek, today opened a new four-storey barracks for police personnel here. The four-storey block the first of its kind to be built here will provide accommodation for 24 families. Tan Sri Hussain inspected a guard of62 words
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Article52 1966-09-20 4 KAMPAR. Mon. An old folk's home costing $20,000/- is to be built In Gopeng. The Kampar District Welfare Committee headed by Mr. Oh Kay Seng, Perak State Legislative Assemblyman and a Town Councillor. Kampar has been given $20,000 by the Social and Welfare Services Lottery Board for52 words
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Article65 1966-09-20 4 PEN AND. Mon. Two hundred kampong residents of Kampong Perils and Pulau Betong braved the rain to carrv out repairs to the football field of Sekolah Kebangsaan, Pulau Betong, under the spirit of gotong royong yesterday. For this project, the government provided 150 lorry loads of red65 words
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Article, Illustration87 1966-09-20 4 IPOH. Mon. The Superintendent Engineer of the "Eastern Sun" and "Sin Chew Jit Poh" in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Mr. Lam Keng Tong. is seen here with his charming bride. Miss Tan Tok Lan after their wedding here last Saturday. The bride is a graduate of Faculty of87 words
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280 1966-09-20 4 TANJONG MALIM, Mon. The Perak Branch of the National Union of Teachers was yesterday urged to issue strike ballots to its members throughout the state to press for housing, medical and improved salary schemes from the government. This is one of the resolutions which280 words
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Article111 1966-09-20 4 MALACCA, Mon. The State Secretary of Malacca, Enche Idris bin Zabidin, today called on all road users to strictly adhere to the highway code for their own personal safety and that of others He was opening the Poster Exhibition by school children at the Dewan Hang111 words
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Article214 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mob. Nine massage parlour girls and their four clienti were held up by two armed robbers, one of whom posir.j as a client. They got awaf with $3,814 in the mid-nighl robbery in Jalan Ipoh. Madam Lee Yoke Lan. the proprietress of the massage parlour,214 words
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Article74 1966-09-20 4 KUANTAN. Mon. Mfc Kong Siew Hock (Tanah Puteh Timor) was elected new president of the Kuantan Town Council here The former president Dato Haji Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad was returned a* Vce-President. The election was hela during a special session due to the recent resignation or former74 words
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Article53 1966-09-20 4 KAMPAR, Men. Loh Khim Wah, 36. a tin miner of M'alim Nawar pleaded guilty in the Magistrates Court, Kampar, for fai>m» to submit his income a returns within 21 days the years 1963, 1964 ar.c 1965. He was fined a total oi $9OO/- by the Magistrate. Enche Abu53 words
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Article57 1966-09-20 4 KUCHING, Mon. Mj; Khoo Chiew Phoe. 27. assistant engineer in the blic Works Department Kuching, has been a war a Sarawak Government service training award to atend a one-year r f fr J;^ al course in advanced elec».r engineering. He will complete bis Pr 3, 1. E.57 words
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Article149 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —Two representatives from the Girl Guides Association of Malaysia will attend the 19th World Conference of the World Association of *ir' Guides and Girl Scout* in Tokyo from Sept. 28 to Oct. 8. They are Mrs. P. Navaratnam, the Chief Commissioner and149 words
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Article68 1966-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A sawn-off shot gun was discovered by Bentong police in Bentong near a rest house at 5.15 p.m. Found with the gun was 21 rounds of ammunition wraoped in a plastic bag. The gun was the one stolen from Mr. Sho Geok Peng68 words
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Article81 1966-09-20 4 MIRI, Mon —A grand regatta in conjunction with the Governor's birthday will be held on the Miri River this year on Oct. 1 and 2 by the Miri Junior Chamber of Commerce. At a meeting of the Miri Jaycees recently a committee under the chairmanship of81 words
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Article, Illustration346 1966-09-20 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The first Malaysia's Floatin? Fair, displaying a wide range of Maiaysian products aboard the "Rajah Brooke", sailed into Singa- pore this morning. The fair will be here for two days. It will be open to the public346 words
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141 1966-09-20 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. A five-man team from the new Zealand National Film Unit arrived here today to gather material for television productions and documentary films. The five film men are Mr. John King, director; Mr. Hugh Mac Donald, assistant director; Mr.141 words
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Article109 1966-09-20 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The proposed first Girls' Home here was today welcomed by several welfare organisations which will initially house 100 orphan girls. The proposed Girls' Home vUI be built by the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus at Chestnut Drive, off Bukit Timah Road here once109 words
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Article62 1966-09-20 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. 1. Economic Society of the L Diversity of Singapore is organising a talk on "Cursp implications r* ec n °mic consequences". It will be held on Sept. 4 at 7-45 p.m. at the New Lec.ure Theatre 4. Univerof Singapore, Bukit Tinman. c V; e speaker will62 words
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743 1966-09-20 5 By a Special Correspondent SINGAPORE, Mon. There is little doubt that a wide section of road users, if not all, know what road courtesy means and yet not most of them really make an effort to put it into strict practice. One must743 words
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Article27 1966-09-20 5 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture: Kampong Dunearn; Jalan Sagu. Chinese Temple; Methodist Tamil School, Sembawang Road; and West Coast Road.27 words
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Article, Illustration133 1966-09-20 5 More than 250.000 entries have been received from Singapore and Malaysia for the $64,000 Shell-Philips contest which closed recently. The winners will be announced on Oct. 11. The flood of entry forms has kept 20 girls working round the clock at Far East Research Organisation sorting out133 words
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Article200 1966-09-20 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. More than 800 applicants have been received by Malaysian Airways for vacancies as air-hostess advertised recently. This was disclosed to the Eastern Sun by Mr. G. P. Drayson. Passenger Service Manager, of the company. It was learnt that there were six vacancies. Asked200 words
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Article438 1966-09-20 5 H. M. S. SUTAN - COMPLAINTS ON 'RAT' STATE IN AIRPORT VICINITY By H. M. S. SUTAN SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government will take action accordingly against the occupants of unauthorised houses mushrooming in the area within the vicinity of the Paya Lebar Airport. A spokesman for the Housing and Development Board.438 words
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Article68 1966-09-20 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Lim Theng Kuan has been elected president of the Commissioner-Generals Local Employees' Union at the union's 10th annual general meeting recently. Other officials are: Mr Albert Tan (vice-president), Enche Ayub Ibrahim (honorary secretary), and Enche Ismail bin Sangkon, Enche Salleh bin Sham, Mr. K.P. Murthi,68 words
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Article120 1966-09-20 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Royal Air Force Whirlwind helicopter from R.A.F. Seletar here is now in Vientiane, Laos undertaking: mercy missions in aid of the Mekong flood victims.. With two crew the helicopter had been on almost round-the-clock duties since it was flown to Thailand six days120 words
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Miscellaneous403 1966-09-20 2 Why crack your head when you can tackle easier quiz like ours EASTERN SUN 3,000 Contest CONTEST NO. 8 Quiz for September 20, 1966. 1. Who was the original Santa Claus? 2. Which planet is known as the ''Evening Star"? 3. Which is the largest bird in the world that403 words
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WORLD NEWS
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331 1966-09-20 6 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Mr. Arthur J. Goldberg United States Ambassador to the United Nations, said yesterday that U Thant might be persuaded to accept reappointment as Secretary General of the U.N. when his term expires on Nov. 3. Mr. Goldberg331 words
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Article88 1966-09-20 6 PARIS. Mon. (UPI) Nerves ragged? Worn out? don't worry dance the samba and your troubles wild disappear. That, at least, is the theory of Dr. David Akstein, a Brazilian psychiatrist who presented a paper yesterday to an International congress on psychiatry meeting here. Dr. Akstein,88 words
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Article98 1966-09-20 6 GEORGETOWN. South Carolina, Mon. (UPI) A 21-year-old skydiver was killed yesterday when her parachute failed to open after she jumped out of a plane 2,800 feet In the air over the Georgetown airport. She was identified as Mrs. Carol Yardbrough Carr of Goose Creek, a member of98 words
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Article35 1966-09-20 6 FUQUAY-VARINA, North Carolina, Mon. (AP). Five North Carolina men were kil'ed yesterday when a convertible in which they were riding left the road on a curve and slammed into a culvert near here.35 words
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235 1966-09-20 6 OSLO, Mon. (AFP). Mr. Huynk Phan, a leader of the South Vietnamese National Liberation Front, said here today there would be no question of a compromise with the "American aggressors" in Vietnam, and that the only basis for a negotiated solution is the235 words
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Article, Illustration48 1966-09-20 6 LANGHORNE, Pennsylvania, Mon. Driver Terry Parker escapes through the window of his late model stock car as it bursts into flames during a 150-mile race at Langhorne recently. His car spun backwards into a guard rail puncturing the fuel tank. (AP Photo). AP Photo.AP Photo. - 48 words
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378 1966-09-20 6 DEFENCE OF THE PHILIPPINE PEOPLE -PJ. HEAD NEW YORK, Mon. (AP) Philippine President Mr. Ferdinand Marcos last night defended his policy of sending troops to Vietnam as "Defence of the Philippine people." "I do not know any other country as allergic to378 words
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Article134 1966-09-20 6 SALISBURY, Mon. (UPI) Rhodesian Premier Mr. Lan Smith a former world war II fighter pilot with the R.A.F. and government officials attended Battle of Britain memorial services at Salisbury Anglican Cathedral yesterday. Clifford Dupont. the officer administering the government. laid the wreath at the R.A.F. Chapel.134 words
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129 1966-09-20 6 ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey. Mon. (AP) The United Steelworkers of America took issue yesterday with President Johnson'j economic policy, brushing aside the administration's wage guideposts as "inequitable and unworkable." The union, the nation's third largest with 1.1 million members, said the 3.2 per cent129 words
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Article115 1966-09-20 6 BERGAMO. Italy. Mon. (AP) The Polish movie "Bariera" won the five million lire $B,OOO grand prize in a film competition sponsored by this north Italian City on Saturday night. Belgian. Japanese, Czech and American movies also were honoured. "Bariera." directed by Jerzy Skolimowski, tells the115 words
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Article43 1966-09-20 6 SOFIA, Mon. (UPI) Soviet party boss Mr. Leonid Brezhnev will arrive here today for a four-day visit to Bulgaria, the news agency BTA announced here. Mr. Brezhnev has been invited by Bulgarian party boss and Prime Minister Todor Zhivkov.43 words
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111 1966-09-20 6 MUNICH. Germany. Mon. (AP) Retired U.S. Air Force General Lauris Norstad, former Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, declared last night he opposed the withdrawal of any NATO troops from continental Europe Mr. Norstad tcld a news conference that such withdrawals would shake confidence in the111 words
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Article, Illustration92 1966-09-20 6 SEOUL, Mon. (AP)— General William C. Westmoreland, Commander of the I T S Military Forces in South Vietnam, was decorated with the honourable ROK military medal "The Order of Taikuk" when he visited ROK President Chung Hee Park recently at the presidential residencePANA; Photo. - 92 words
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Article121 1966-09-20 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPl)—Five members of the Puerto Rico Independence Party <PIP) yesterday began a week-long hunger strike in front of the U.S. District Court in Downtown Washington to protest the Vietnam war and compulsory drafting of island youths. The group carried signs calling for the immediate121 words
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Article60 1966-09-20 6 BUENOS AIRES. Mon. (AFP( A bomb planted during the night exploded in front of a branch of the first National Bank of Boston in a Buenos .Aires suburb today. The bomb, which damaged the front of the bank building in the Ellaneda district, caused considerable damage60 words
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116 1966-09-20 6 READING, Pennsylvania, Mon. (AP) The Head of the State Department's working group on Vietnam said yesterday that military, economic-social and political progress in South Vietnam will spell defeat for the Communists. Robert H. Miller, who returned from the U.S. embassy at Saigon to116 words
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291 1966-09-20 6 NEW YORK, Mon. (AP) A man armed with i shotgun and a target pistol commandered two cars yesterday and led police on a five-mile bullet spattered chase before he was shot to death in a park as afternoon strollers scrambled for cover. Police291 words
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Article109 1966-09-20 6 REGINA, Saskatchewan. Mon. (UPI). The Roy* Canadian Mounted longer are a Mounted 0;i Force. Horses used to train the Mounties were sold at auc ion during the weekend a the last equestrian class 0 a duated on Friday. Emphasis now will placed on academic physical109 words
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215 1966-09-20 6 LONDON, Mon. (AFP) Commonwealth Secretary. Mr. Herbert Bowden and Attorney-General Sir Elwyn Jones left hers tonight for Rhodesia after a remark by Rhodesian Prime Minister Mr. Lan Smith had caused the British government to hold up their departure at the last momentOnly after tense215 words
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Article68 1966-09-20 6 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. (UPI). Mrs. Betsy Verwoerd, widow of assassinated South African Premier Mr. Hendrik Verwoerd, will take a European vacation later this year, informed government sources said today.. The sources said Mrs. Verwoerd would visit Germany where she and her late husband were married 40 years68 words
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547 1966-09-20 7 WE CAN'T ALLOW PEOPLE WHO COMMIT MURDER TO ENTER A COUNTRY TOKYO, Mon. (DPI). rrHE fate of four North Korean mutineers who killed seven men and sought political asylum in Japan last week, rests on the tenuous relations between three547 words
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Article, Illustration91 1966-09-20 7 THF Visitinr Burma's Chairman of the Revolutionary Council, General Ne Win (2nd left with key) received the Key to the Washington City from the Chairman of the Washington D.C. Board of Commissioners, Walter Tobriner (3rd from left* while U.S. President Johnson (2nd right)PANA Photo. - 91 words
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124 1966-09-20 7 MEXICO CITY. Mon. (AP) Tlje Police Chief of the Village of Netzahualcoyotl in the State of Mexico has been accused of selling bodies. The accusation was made in Court on Saturday by three young girls from the village who were friends of an 18-year-old124 words
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101 1966-09-20 7 SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI). Prime Minister Mr. Harold Holt today accused AfroAsiar and Carribean Commonwealth nations of threatening the future of the organisation by holding racial caucuses at the recent London Commonwealth meeting. Mr Holt, who returned here today from the conference, said the101 words
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Article83 1966-09-20 7 PAPEETE, Tahiti. Mon. (UPI). —Bad weather forced postponement of the scheduled explosion of a souped-up French atomic bomb yesterday fo r the fifth time in a row. Officials at the test site at Far.gataufa and aboard the cruiser De Grasse. flagship of the French fleet in the83 words
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Article37 1966-09-20 7 BOGOTA, Mon. (AP) Seventeen persons perished and thirty were injured yesterday when a bus plunged off a cliff near Culcutta in the northeastern part of Colombia. All of the victims were believed to be Colombians.37 words
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Article140 1966-09-20 7 TUNIS. Mon. <UPI) Tunisia welcomed King Faisal of Saudi Arabia yesterday with cheering crowds, flowers and expressions of Islamic friendship. The Saudi Monarch flew here from Bamako. Mali for a state visit. He was welcomed at the airport by President Habib Bourguiba and together the two140 words
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204 1966-09-20 7 HK girl with hole-in-heart arrives in Houston for surgery HOUSTON, Mon. (UPI).— Lam Kit-Chung, 9, a Hong Kong girl with a defective heart, arrived yesterday at Methodist Hospital to undergo possible corrective surgery. The little Chinese girl, accompanied by her mother, Madame Chi Wai Chung, flew in from Los Angeles204 words
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Article102 1966-09-20 7 CAIRO. UAR. Mon. (AP). Afghanistan Prime Minister Mr. Mohamed Hashim Mainwandwal suggested yesterday the formation of an international commission to work out a settlement of the Vietnam war. In an interview with the semi-official mid-east news agency, Mr. Mainwandwal said representatives on such a102 words
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Article, Illustration55 1966-09-20 7 NEW YORK, Mon. (AP). A newsman inspects the damage in the basement office of the Communist newspaper, The Worker after a bomb exploded in a nearby area recently in New York. The blast caused minor damage to the newspaper offices and shattered windows in a55 words
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191 1966-09-20 7 Mon. (UPI). A honey blonde twin daughter of Republican Senatorial candidate Charles Percy was stabbed and fatally beaten in the family's lavish suburban home early yesterday while members of her family slept nearby in the 17-room mansion i The body of Valerie Percy.191 words
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89 1966-09-20 7 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Philippine President Mr. Ferdinand E. Marcos suggested whimsically yesterday that he may be related to Indonesia's top-ranking general and Congress Chairman, Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution. Tracing early democratic practices among ancient Philippine tribes, Mr. Marcos noted that in the Batak89 words
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137 1966-09-20 7 ANKARA. Mon. (UPI) Turkey has buried its former President Cemal Gursel who died last week at the age of 71. Gursel, leader of the coup that ODened the way for the present government was accorded full honours as various political and military leaders took137 words
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Article95 1966-09-20 7 HONOLULU. Mon. (APV General Ne Win, Burmese Chief of State, and his wife left Honolulu by air yesterday after a Hawaiian vacation. The Ne Wins' vacation followed a State visit with President Johnson in Washington. Their estimated time of arrival in Tokyo was 3.25 p.m. Toyko95 words
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Article59 1966-09-20 7 KINSHASA. Mon. (AFP)] The Governor of North Katanga Henri Ndala KamboJa has imposed a curlew from midnight to 5 a.m. in North Katanga, the Congolese press agency reported today. The decision was taken at a cabinet meeting on Friday where the general situation in the province was59 words
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Article45 1966-09-20 7 PARIS. Mon. (AFP) North Vietnam knocked down two more American planes today, the North Vietnam news agency (AVI) claimed. This brought to 1,437 th® number of U.S. Planea downed to date, the agency said in a French-languagt despatch received here.45 words
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150 1966-09-20 7 LONDON, Mon. <AFP> Mr. Forbes Burnham. Prime Minister of Guyana, said at a rally in London today that the Commonwealth conference had made it clear that force was the only means of settling the Rhodesian problem. He was speaking at a rally of the150 words
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Article64 1966-09-20 7 NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) The New York Times continued its criticism of American Vietnam policy today by saying the real question is what the United States can do to avoid a third world war. Its lead editorial said "the road to an ultimate settlement lies through64 words
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Article31 1966-09-20 7 ANKARA. Mon. (AFP) Fire destroyed much of the city of Tokat in Central Anatolia today. The entire commercial centre of the town of 40,000 inhabitants was razed.31 words
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212 1966-09-20 7 GRENADA, Mississppl, Mon. (UPI) Gov. Paul Johnson has urged Mlsslssippians to remain calm when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visits Grenada, warning violent action could lead to the passage of the "vicious" civil rights Bill now before Congress. Dr. King was scheduled to212 words
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Article257 1966-09-20 7 LONDON. Mon. (UPI> —A Royal Navy diver narrowly escaped death yesterday when he became entangled in lifelines after inspecting the bulk of the German submarine Hai lying 160 feet down on a north sea Sandbank. A Defence Ministry spokesman said the diver—unidentified by name—was brought257 words
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Article458 1966-09-20 8 AT the emergency session of the Malaysian A Parliament yesterday, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, gave chapter and verse on the communist build-up in Sarawak, which he warned would be a prelude to an insurrection similar to that launched by the CPM in458 words
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Article357 1966-09-20 8 JT is the irony of American aid that American presence in any Asian country is bound to cause embarrassment to that country. One case in point is Thailand. She needs American aid to build up her military forces because she is nervous about her security when she357 words
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Article432 1966-09-20 8 M. RIK - M. RIK. THE struggle and crusade by the NATIONAL UNION OF TEACHERS is receiving more support and greater sympathy from parents, pupils and even editorials. The whole struggle is for the following: In the new UTS scheme teachers do not receive medical and housing facilities.432 words
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Article134 1966-09-20 8 T.V. MALAYSIA is taking viewers for a cool ride. Old films, repeat shows, tired variety almost anything goes. Certain Members of Parliament fought for longer broadcasting hours for the Indian section but their efforts are wasted with the screening of program m es more134 words
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160 1966-09-20 8 DATC Stephen Kalong Ningkan has now demonstrated in his political life the qualities which I have most admired the courage and determination to pursue an unpopular and politically harmful course which he considers right and necessary. The deteriorating political situation in Sarawak following the160 words
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Article56 1966-09-20 8 I LIVE quite near the Kim Keat Avenue community centre and every night I have to endure until the closing time of Television Singapura, the noise from the television set installed there. I have great difficulty in concentrating on my studies. The set is switched on at56 words
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Article256 1966-09-20 8 IT IS GOOD to notice the expansion of our Armed Forces to take over the command of defence from Commonwealth troops who have helped during our crisis. However, the method in which it is being done invites some criticisms. I would like to make some suggestions for the256 words
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Article131 1966-09-20 8 HENRY WONG - HENRY WONG. PLEASE, may I take advantage of this fine opportunity to thank the United States Armed Forces for doing a very wonderful job in Vietnam. I am certain that had it not been for them, the whole of South-east Asia would be dominated131 words
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Article111 1966-09-20 8 Lint Gee Seng - Lint Gee Seng. WITH the impending departure of Mr, U Thant as the Secretary-Gene-ral of the United IS at ions, the ft or Id Body is today faced tcith another major crisis, if not a dilemma. If no acceptable successor is found by the coming November*111 words
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Article274 1966-09-20 8 BAYAR CHUKAI - BAYAR CHUKAI TIIE Perak Turf Club gives a Dinner at each race meeting to the Members of the Malaysian Racing Association. At these dinners it has been noted that in addition to the officials there are many others present who have no standing whatsoever in racing circles.274 words
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Article178 1966-09-20 8 Chan Chieu Kim - Chan Chieu Kim, Director of Adult Education, Singapore. I REFER to the letter written by 'STUDENT' appearing in your paper dated September 13, 1966. The Board makes use of the Science Laboratories of the schools where the Board holds its Secondary Evening Classes. It is178 words
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Article245 1966-09-20 8 C. A. Peris - C. A. Peris. I HAVE been directed by the Commissioner of the Federal Capital of Kuala Lumpur to refer to the Press reports on the fire which occurred in the Town House Hotel on Sept. 3. The reports created the impression that the Hotel does net245 words
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Advertisement27 1966-09-20 8 All letters to the Editor must have the address of the writer. They must also be properly signed. All letters must be short and to the point.27 words
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Article326 1966-09-20 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Thirty-six major shipping lines of Singapore have confirmed in writing to the Port of Singapore Authority that they are concerned about touts boarding their vessels. It is explicitly stated that such persons are not authorised to board their vessels. The Eastern Sun326 words
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Article133 1966-09-20 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Scandinavian Airlines System yesterday announced the debut of the "Gorm Viking" the fan jet flagship of the Sky Freighter Fleet which will start operating between Scandinavia and New York, as from Sept. 22nd. A spokesman for the SAS In Singapore said, that the133 words
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334 1966-09-20 9 ANN ARBOR, Michigan, Mon. (AP). The President of Ford Motor Co. says the firm is developing a battery-powered system for automobiles that could eliminate the problem of air pollution from car exhaust. General Motors Corp., Chrysler Corp., and American Motors Corp., also are known to334 words
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Article289 1966-09-20 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. —Oct. first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore ana Kuala Lumpur today at 58-7/8 cts. per lb., down The tone was very steady. The market opened easier on London advices and remained around the new level until late in the morning when289 words
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Article21 1966-09-20 9 HONGKONG. Mon. (UPI) Money quotations: HK55.756-5.***** per US dollar for cash. HK5266.875 per tael gold. HK515.99 per pound sterling.21 words
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Article218 1966-09-20 9 PARIS. Mon. (AFP) The 1966 annual meetings of the boards of governors of the International Monetary Fund, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the International Development Association (IDA) will be held at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington D.C.218 words
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64 1966-09-20 9 In a recent Vaseline Hair Cream Dealer Competition a first prize valued at S250/was won by Neo Soon Whatt of 61, Serangoon Gardan Way. The competition was organised by Muller Phipps (FE) Ltd., agents for Vaseline Hair Cream. The picture shows the proprietress of the store. Madam Goh Tung Whay64 words
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Article375 1966-09-20 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Industrials were quiet and prices were slightly beluw Saturday's closing level. The volume of turnover was low. Prices for Property shares remained unchanged. Tins had no incentive to trade. Turnover. 330,200 stock units, of which industrials accounted for 237,000; properties 79,000; tins 12,200 and sterling375 words
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Article15 1966-09-20 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The tin price for today was S6O4J per picul, down 3/8.15 words
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Article204 1966-09-20 9 B S Soustead 1.49 1.50 Chemical Co 1.34 1.35 Cola Storage 2.68 2.72 Dunlop 2.21 2.29 E Smelting t 3.90 3.94 Esso Oras 2.75 2.77 United Holdings CCR 1.83 F N. Ords. CDCB 3.44 3.46 Gammon CD 1.85 1.87 Georgetown 1.15 G. E. Life 62.50 Guinness 2.09 2.11 Hume204 words
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Article28 1966-09-20 9 Central Prop. City Dev. Faber Union Island Pen. 4 2\ .44 K. L. Prop. 9 .82 San Holdings 2 6 .26 Sel. Prop S'pore Land Town City28 words
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Article101 1966-09-20 9 Aokam 3.70 Austral Amal. CD 23/6 Austral Malay CDXR Ayer Hitam 32/6 21/21/3 Berjuntai 32/32/3 Gopeng 33/7* Hong Kong 31/3 Idris Hyd. 13/6 14/3 K'pong Lanjut 22/9 23/6 Kamunting 18/18/6 Kent 7/10 8/7. Killinghall 38/- Kramat 12/Kuala Kampar 24/24/3 Kuchai 1.86 1.92 Larut 11/3 Lower Perak 21/9 Malayan Tin101 words
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Article29 1966-09-20 9 Anglo-Asian XD 1/1 1/2 Anglo Oriental 3/5 3/9 Bk. S bawang 5/3 5/9 Cicely 2/3 2/6 Craigielea 1/2 1/5 Kulim 1/6 1/8 Strs Rubber 1/1A Taiping 2/829 words
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Article48 1966-09-20 9 Aver Hitam CD 1.30 Batu Lintang 1.70 Borelli (New) 2.10 2.20 Kempas 1.88 1.90 Kepong Plant 1.93 Kluang Ord 1.60 1.76 Kuala Sidim 1.65 New Scudai 4.10 4.50 New Serendah 2.26 Riverview 2/5 Sel. Coconut 2.91 Sungei Tukang 1.03 1.05 Temerloh 1.92 2.00 United Malacca 1.8048 words
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Article28 1966-09-20 9 First Malayan 2.11 2.21 Second Malayan 1.50 1.60 Third Malayan 1.10 1.21 Malaysian Commerce .87 .89 Mai. Savings Fund XD 1.27 1.37 Sterling Commodity 3/10 4/528 words
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Article151 1966-09-20 9 TIME: AIRLINE FKOM 820 a.m. HAL 019 Kuala Lumpur. 9.30 a.m. MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. 10.30 a.m. ML 451 Kuching. 10.55 a.m. MAL 005 Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. 2.45 p.m. MAL 045 Kota Bahru, Kuantan, Kuala Lumpur. 3.30 p.m. MAL 453 Jesselton. 5.00 p.m. MAL 613151 words
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Article183 1966-09-20 9 TIME: AIRLINES: TO 7.00 a.m. ML 034 Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang, Alor Star, K. Bahru. 7.00 a.m. BA 789 K. Lumpur, Colombo, Bombay Cairo, London. 7.15 a.m. ML 452 Kuching. 7.31 a.m. ML 122 Kuala Lumpur. 8.00 a.m. Thai 402 Bangkok, Hongkong, Taipei. Tokyo 8.00 a.m.183 words
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Article140 1966-09-20 9 TIME AIRLINES FROM 7.45 a.m. 8.15 a.m. BOAC (BA 739) MAL (ML 122• Singapore. Singapore. 8.25 a.m. MAL (ML 034) Singapore, Malacca. 9.15 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Penang, Ipoh. 9.40 a.m. Cathay (CX 574) Singapore. 10.05 a.m. MAL (ML 042) Singapore. 12.30 p.m. MAL (ML 512)140 words
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Article136 1966-09-20 9 TIME AIRLINES TO 8.25 a.m. BOAC (BA 789) Colombo, Bombay, Cairo, London. 9.30 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Malacca, Singapore. 10.05 a.m. Cathay (CX 574) Bangkok, Taipeh, Osaka. Tokyo. 10.20 a.m. MAL (ML 042) Kota Bahru. 1.05 p.m. MAL (ML 512) Bangkok. 12.50 p.m. MAL (ML 008)136 words
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Article87 1966-09-20 9 PARIS. Mon. (AFP) The French Renault motor firm has signed an agreement with the Bulgarian car-build-ing enterprise, Builte, for the assembly of French cars m Bulgaria, it was announced here. The agreement provides for Renault-8 cars to be as- sembled in Bulgaria from parts mostly prefabricated in87 words
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Article118 1966-09-20 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were: Prevlous Today's Sellers Sellers Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk Sept 43.00 Coconut oil (FOB) Drums Sept 44.00 44.50 Sugar (Java) ex-godown. 25.50 26.00 Nutmegs 110s 475.00 475.00 Nutmegs B W 250.00 250.00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) 125.00 125.00 Pepper118 words
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Advertisement70 1966-09-20 9 NEW TAIWAN NAVIGATION TINE TAIWAN SERVICE Loading for Keelung, Kaohsiung FUTAI Spore 30 Sept. 25 Sept. General Agents:CHIP SENC CO. LTD. 63-A, TELOK AYER ST., S'PORE. TEL. ***** ***** I |TT U. MANJU LINE MAN|U SHIPPING TRADINC CO. LTD. STRAITS JAPAN Y'hama S'pore P'tham Eizan Maru 26 Aug. 31 Aug.70 words
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54 1966-09-20 10 AT the ceremonial welcome by the Maori people of Rotorua, the newly-arrived settlers to New Zealand are greeted by the women, who were their hosts. A Maori woman and a Tokelauan press noses together in the Maori manner of greeting. In the background are hown Maori carvings and well designs54 words
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225 1966-09-20 10 MARION. Indiana, Mon. '(UPI) Searchers hunted In vain through an Indiana soyabean field yesterday for fragments of a monstrous meteor that cut a fiery, 1.000-mile-long trail across the night time skies over the Eastern United States and Canada, frightening or awing thousands of225 words
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794 1966-09-20 10 NEW ZEALAND, Mon.—Within the past few months 28 young Tokelauan Islanders have become new settlers in New Zealand. They are pioneers in a migration scheme which has brought new hope to their kinsfolk still living in their tiny overcrowded islands in the Pacific.794 words
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132 1966-09-20 10 SYDNEY. Mon. —A Sydney professor has helped American research workers to develop an electric battery the size of a small coin for use in spacecraft. He is Professor Felix Gutmann, of the University of New South Wales, who spent three months at the California Institute of132 words
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132 1966-09-20 10 CHICAGO, Mon. (UPI) A 21-year-old twin daughter of Illinois politician Charles Percy was stabbed and fatally beaten in the family's Kenilworth home yesterday morning. aut opsy showed that n n s Per cy died of a skull fracture suffered from being beaten with a blunt132 words
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Article172 1966-09-20 10 LONDON, Ontario. Mon. (AP). Two aerialists exchanged marriage vows dangling beneath a circling helicopter hundreds of feet above the ground. "As performers, we wanted to do something that nobody else had ever done," said Frank Clark. 36. speaking for himself and his bride, Ruthie172 words
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Article492 1966-09-20 10 EX-WHITE HOUSE AIDE SPEAKS OUT WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI). A former White House aide to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson claims the administration at times nas tried purposely to ••deceive" Americans about the Vietnam war. Mr. Richard N. Goodwin, former White House speechwriter, said on Saturday that although492 words
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181 1966-09-20 10 RENDSBURG. Germany. Mon. (AP). About 850 veterans of Hitler's WafYen) (military) SS. their wives and children ignored international protests and met yejterday under a huge, heavily guarded tent. Former concentration camp inmates and anti-Nazi organisations in Denmark, Austria, Hungary. Czechoslovakia. France and other countries appealed181 words
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Article97 1966-09-20 10 NEW YORK CITY. Mon. (UPI). —President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines says he might favour sending Filipino combat troops to Vietnam if needed. The Philippines already have non-combat forces there. President Marcos believes it would be a mistake for the U.S. to suspend air strikes against97 words
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176 1966-09-20 10 PE KE NNEDY. Mon. (UPl>—Astronauts Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon fly home to Houston today for a reunion with their families and more reports on the three-day space adventure of Gemini The astronauts were scheduled to leave the Cape at 8.30 a.m. (1230 GMT)176 words
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172 1966-09-20 10 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPl)—President Ferdinand E. Marcos appealed last night to Filipinos and Filipino-Americans to bring technical and managerial skills back to the Philippines for his crusade against corruption and communism at home and abroad. Addressing an overflow crowd of New York and New172 words
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147 1966-09-20 10 STOCKHOLM. Mon. (UPI) The ruling Social Democratic Party, which during 34 years has been in Government position in Sweden, yesterday faced strong setbacks in the municipal elections after results from about 1.500 districts of 6.000 had been reported. About 80 per cent of Swedens 5.3147 words
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242 1966-09-20 10 SALISBURY, Rhodesia, Mon. (AP) British Premier Harold Wilson's emphatic denial last night that the planned Rhode sian visit by two British minister's constituted any recognition of Premier lan Smith's regime brought no official reaction early today from the rebel British Colony's Government.242 words
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Article53 1966-09-20 10 PARIS. Mon. (AFP Premier Jozef Lenart of Czechoslovakia will make an official visit to North Vietnam soon, the official north Vietnamese News (AIV > reported today. A French-language despatch receive here said Mr. Lenart would head a delegation. The invitation was given by the North Vietnamese53 words
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114 1966-09-20 10 MELBOURNE, Sun. —Three scientists here. Dr. Patrick Robert Carnegie, senior lecturer in Biochemistry at the University of Melbourne, Dr. Gilles Lam oureux and Dr. T.A. McPherson, both immunologists at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Melbourne, are doing: research into the causes, effects and treatment of the crippling disease,114 words
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Article, Illustration572 1966-09-20 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Good films are hard to come by nowadays. Particularly if they are non-Hollywood productions. And when a good film reaches the local theatre, special mention must be made of it. One such film is "Summer Romance." No sir, it Is572 words
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Article123 1966-09-20 11 "TOM SWIFT" will go before the cameras early next year. It is based on the most popular books of every recent generation—the Tom Swift series. It is to be produced in must the genre of "Around The World In 80 Days." LANA TURNER is reported to123 words
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Article, Illustration280 1966-09-20 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. They say lightning doesn't strike twice. But you'd be hard put to prove it to Marshall Thompson, star of "The Mighty Jungle". Filmed in technicolour, this fantastic thriller about a lost world of terrors opens for general screening at the Odeon280 words
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Article, Illustration788 1966-09-20 11 Punters select AnnMargret just to 'horse around' HOLLYWOOD, MON. TO believe charming, curvaceous Ann-Margret, it was her fan mail that encouraged her to sign with producer-director George ney for the title role of his The Swinger" for Paramount, opposite Tony Franciosa. The young star, who receives 96,000 letters a year788 words
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Miscellaneous176 1966-09-20 11 r AI I Wk ORGANtSAT I O N KIODEON Phone2l-116 Last 2 DAYS! 11. S.S©. 6 A 9 51.50. 52.50 M OO T CASH BOOKINGS ONLY 44 The AGONY And The ECSTASY M (Fox) Charlton Heston Rex Harrison 33 70 MM Color by Deluxe School Children Concession SI.SO to any176 words
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Article142 1966-09-20 12 learning the sitar in India NEW DELHI, Mon. (AFP) Beatle George Harrison, a member of the British pop-music quartet, is taking lessons from an Indian musician in playing the sitar —the Indian classical muscial instrument, it was reported her® today. George has shut himself up in a142 words
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Article209 1966-09-20 12 JAKARTA, Mon. (AFP)— Foreign news agencies need the explicit approval of the Indonesian government to operate in this country under a new basic Press Law whose contents were published by the official news agency Antara yesterday. The draft Bill, which is presently being studied by Parliament,209 words
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Article95 1966-09-20 12 TOKYO, Mon. (AP) Burma's General Ne Win arrived in Tokyo today to a fogshrouded red carpet welcome and began an eight-day visit intended to bring his country and Japan closer together. For a time there were reE ol lfr that the P lane carrying ISe95 words
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Article207 1966-09-20 12 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) Communist troops which had surrounded two U.S. Marine companies justsouth of the demilitarised zone faded back into the jungle today refusing to fight arriving reinforcements on man-to-man basis. The two companies, which had been trapped by a superior communist force of more207 words
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Article81 1966-09-20 12 SAIGON, Mon. (AFP) The waters of the Mekong river today swelled to a foot higher in Chau Doc province on the Cambodian frontier than in the flood year of 1961, river authorities said here. Emergency camps have been set up throughout the Mekong delta with the aid81 words
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Article52 1966-09-20 12 BOMBAY, Mon. (UPI) Continuing the vigorous drive against smuggling, customs officials seized contraband gold valued at more than three million dollars from an unoccupied apartment in the heart of the city on Friday night. The 3000 gold bars was the second big haul during the past week,52 words
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159 1966-09-20 12 MANILA, Mon. (UPI) Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines will open talk here tomorrow on a multi-lateral treaty of commerce and navigation under the framework of the Association of Southeast Asia (ASA). The meeting, lasting up to Thursday, will be held simultaneously with the159 words
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Article61 1966-09-20 12 MANILA, Mon. (AP) A teenage boy practising a cowboy style quickdraw, shot and killed a spectator today. The Daily Mirror said the boy. Romeo Modes whipped the gun from its holster. It fired, hitting Manuel Onsita in the chest. A tearful Modes was arrested on charges61 words
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Article63 1966-09-20 12 JAKARTA. Mon. (UPI) The prosecution has demanded death for former North Sumatra Gov. Ulung Sitepu. on trial by a Special Military Tribunal in Medan for complicity in the abortive Communist coup of last October. Mr. Sitepu, who has been stripped of his Brigadier General's rank, allegedly led a63 words
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45 1966-09-20 12 JAKARTA, Mon. Madame Hartini Sukarno and the Indonesian President were all smiles in spite of the troubles facing them. Hot-headed Indonesian students are planning to topple Sukarno while a fresh assault is being launched against Hartini for alleged conspiracy with the Communist Party. AP Photo.AP Photo. - 45 words
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858 1966-09-20 12 Eugene Levin - 'Even a mouse might bite cat when he is angry' By Eugene Levin NAHA, Okinawa. Mon. (AP) Tension is slowly building up on this Japanese island held by the United States. The Vietnam was is giving it added importance as an American military outpost858 words
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361 1966-09-20 12 Jakarta, Mon. (AFP). Indonesia's Foreign Minister Adam Malik will head a five, man strong exploratory mission to the United Nations arriving in New York in the middle of this week. Informa* tion Minister Mohammed Diah said here today. He told a press conference that361 words
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Advertisement154 1966-09-20 12 Eastern Sun announcements, marriaces. births, deaths. Clft ENCACEMENTS. PERSONAL. IN MEMORIAM ETC. VEHICLES FOR SALE. SITUATIONS VACANT. C e i ACCOMMODATION VACANT. FOR SALE, WANTED ETC FOR A MINIMUM OP TWENTY WORDS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD 50 CENTS FOR A MINIMUM OF TWENTY WORDS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD 25 CENTS (B» Number154 words
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Article, Illustration854 1966-09-20 13 LOW TEO PING - By LOW TEO PING SINGAPORE, Mon. Foreign bowlers dominated the main events of the Singapore National Bowling Championships which ended at Jackie's Bowl, Orchard here yesterday. The Championships was sponsored by Peter Stuyvesant. The men's and women's Masters titles were captured by Thailand'sEastern Sun Pix. - 854 words
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344 1966-09-20 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Joe Morley, captain of the Eastern Sun bowling team receiving his trophy from Mrs. Roy H. Gruneberg wife of Mr. Gruneberg the Product Manager of the American Cigarette Company Ltd. the manufacturers of Peter Stuyvesant which sponsored the Championships. The Eastern Sun Bowling team which comprised Joe Morley,344 words
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499 1966-09-20 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Building Department emerged victors with a total of 82 points to capture the department championship title at the Housing and Development Board Recreation Club second athletic meet held at Farrer Park athletic centre over the week-end. The Estate Department took second place499 words
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Article78 1966-09-20 13 IPOH, Mon. —Dato Chong Kok Lim, patron of the Perak Badminton Association played host to foreign and Malaysian participants and their supporters taking part in the Perak Badminton Open championships. 1966, to a cocktail party at St. John's Ambulance hall here tonight. The championships begin tomorrow78 words
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Article36 1966-09-20 13 MUAR, Mon. —The Johore State branch of the Malaysian Chinese Association Youth Section will hold its second annual table-tennis championship at the Kluang branch hall on Oct. 30. The closing date is Oct. 15.36 words
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Article, Illustration358 1966-09-20 13 Albert Johnson - H Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Mon All future Council meetings of the Football Association of Singapore would be "open to the Press. The decision of the FAS to "throw open its door" once again after a lapse of six months was approved at the358 words
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Article, Illustration967 1966-09-20 13 CHAN KAM YAU - By CHAN KAM YAU KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The 3rd Malaysian Open Badminton Championships which ended at Seremban have shown that Malaysian badminton has finally pulled itself out of the doldrums to take on the whole world once more for the coveted Thomas Cup967 words
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387 1966-09-20 14 DORTMUND, Germany, Mon. »UPI) Japan is highly favoured to retain her supremacy at the 16th world gymnastic championships. opening in the huge Dortmund Westfalenhalle tomorrow. More than 350 male and female athletes from 42 nations batUe for the 14 titles at stake in the387 words
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437 1966-09-20 14 BRIAN DEWHURST - By BRIAN DEWHURST SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI) While Wimbledon rejoices in a new hierarchy and the end of an Australian dominance, Australia's preeminence among tennis nations remains indisputable. Wimbledon, brought no singular honour to Australia and saw the injured champion Roy Emerson dethroned. But it437 words
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Article136 1966-09-20 14 KIEV, Mon. (AFP) The French athletes are **saturated with competition" declared French team manager Robert Bobin after his team was trounced 91.5-120.5 by the Soviet Union in a twoday track and field meetwhich ended here today. "The Russians were far superior to us and obviously have prepared136 words
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Article21 1966-09-20 14 STOCKHOLM. Mon. (AFP) Sweden beat Britain *****0 in their men's track and field meet which wound up here yesterday.21 words
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280 1966-09-20 14 LE MANS, Mon. (AP) Denis Hulme of New Zealand won the Formula-Two GronJ Prix of Le Mans yesterday, making it eleven races in a row for the Brabham-Honda rocina cars. Hulme survived stiff challenges by Jean-Pierre Beltoise, in a Matra-Cosworth and Jim Clark, driving280 words
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189 1966-09-20 14 Iijima not in Japan 's A-Games team 1 TOKYO, Mon. (AFP) The Japan Athletics Federation last night selected 30 men and 16 women and seven officials to represent the country in the athletics competitions of the Fifth Asian Games in Bangkok next December. Hideo lijima. holder of Asia's 100-metre dash189 words
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82 1966-09-20 14 SARAJEVO, Mon. (AFP) Bulgaria headed the women s points list and ?sJir a, n a ,u the in the Balkan Games which ended here yesterday. The women's section was u?i?h m v St c os ely challenged ni» avla and R«maBnloar behind £Sj? r i82 words
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Article62 1966-09-20 14 n Colorad Mon. J V*. Ma c Speedie quit yesterday as coach of the iJenver Broncos, a winless American Football League team, just after they suffered its second defeat of the season to Boston. Speedie. head coach since Oct. 11, 1964. said his resignation was effective immediately.62 words
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141 1966-09-20 14 BRIDGEHAMPTON. New York, Mon. (AP) Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa. California. driving a Lola Ford, held off a late challenge by New Zealander Chris Amon in a McLaren-Chevrolet, and won the 200-mile Bridgehampton Grand Prix yesterday. Bruce McLaren, of New Zealand and also141 words
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Article60 1966-09-20 14 CALDWELL. Idaho, Mon. (AP) Mickey Wright fired a one-under-par 70 yesterday to win US$l,5OO and first place in the Shirley Englehorn Open Golf tournament. Miss Wright finished the three-day tournament with a 203 total five strokes under Sandra Halynie who fired a final round of 71.60 words
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212 1966-09-20 14 ROME. Mon. (AP) The International Association of Amateur Boxing (AIBA) yesterday approved a new light flyweight category and rejected a proposal for adding a super heavyweight category. The AIBA delegates, meeting in congress here, gave majority approval to the proposal of E. Grey212 words
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Article108 1966-09-20 14 MONTREAL, Mon. (AP) Some 4,000 fans saw Dutch Peter Post and Fritz Pfenninger take an early lead in the annual Montreal sixday bicycle race which began here yesterday. Post, making his first visit to Canada, is currently king of the six-day races in Europe.108 words
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402 1966-09-20 14 CHESTNUT HILL Maa Mpn <UPI). Mrs. Hazei Weightman is the postman of tennis "neither rain, r.or hail nor sleet, nor snow keeps her from her appoint, ed rounds. And age isn't having any easy time making her slew down. At 79. she still402 words
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Article250 1966-09-20 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. —The Blacks had their first taste of defeat this season when they met the highly fancied Singapore Cricket Club XV on the padang over the week-end. SCC who were superior in all the departments, beat the Blacks 24 points (two goals, a250 words
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Article41 1966-09-20 14 MUAR. Mon. —The Johore inter-district games carnival, organised by the Johore State UMNO'Youth Section, has ended. The final resu *s are: Soccer Muar. champion; Batu Pahat, runner-up. Badminton —Muar. champion; Batu Pahat, runner-up. Sepak-raga—Johore Bahru, champion; Muar. runner-up.41 words
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Article35 1966-09-20 14 BANGKOK. Mon. (AFP) —The Thai Wrestling Association has contacted Singaoore and the Philippines for fixing a triangular wrestling contest here some time before the Fifth Asian Games in December, it was reported today.35 words
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Article283 1966-09-20 15 Windsor Lad - Five Springs also shows up in testing By Windsor Lad KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Valentino, a newcomer under trainer Osman, displayed encouraging form on a good track here this morning when he easily did 3f. in 38 sec. without being fully extended. This newcomer, who should give283 words
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Article30 1966-09-20 15 BELGRADE. Mon. The Soviet Union beat a Yugoslavian XI 2 1 before 20.000 spectators in an international football match here yesterday. The visitors led 2—o at halftime.30 words
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Article961 1966-09-20 15 HORSES CLASS 5 ,-Abt. 5Vz FURS. 000 Quern's Gambit 4y 9.00 Gordon Dowsett R S. Breuk. 028 Piflure Fan III 4y 9 00 Shaw Stable Tulloh 811 Tlie Dairy King 5y 8.1.1 Thio Stable Allan 0 King* Chariot 5y 8 11 Mrs. D E.961 words
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88 1966-09-20 15 RANGOON, Mon. (AFP) The visiting Cambodian national soccer team beat 'Rangoon Selected' 2 1 in a friendly match played here last night. Over 20,000 Burmese soccer fans watched their national players score the first goal in the first fifteen minutes. The Cambodians equalized five minutes later88 words
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Article198 1966-09-20 15 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) Floyd Patterson, a boxing millionaire with a shattered pride, starts another of his "comeback" attempt this week when he challenges Britain's Henry Cooper In London on Tuesday night. Patterson, twice the world heavyweight champion, was punished mercilessly by Casslus Clay last November198 words
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305 1966-09-20 15 PORTLAND. Oregon, Mon CAP) Bert Yancey calmly fired a 67 on Sunday for a 72-hole total of 271, winning the US$5O,OOO Portland Open Golf Tournament by three strokes over Billy Casper. The victory. Yancey's third on the professional tournament trial, was worth US305 words
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Article29 1966-09-20 15 VIENNA, Mon. Austria beat the Netherlands 2 —l here yesterday in an international football match before 32,000 spectators. The two teaais drew I—l1 —1 at hallUme.29 words
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Article211 1966-09-20 15 Cl. 3. Div. 1 Abt. 6 Furs. Tufton 111 9.00 Balholmen Boy 8.10 Joint Venture 8.09 Royal C ommand 8.06 Devon Venture 8.04 Bhajos Maiden 8.03 Globe Stream 8.0? Smokedream 8.01 Besame Mucho 8.01 The Peacock 8.01 Sri Tasek 7.13 Rubber Estate II 7.13 Easy Win 7.13 Moomba211 words
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434 1966-09-20 15 DUBBLIN, Mon. (AP). Kipchoge Keino, the £6-year-old Kenvan policeman, clocked 3:57.4 on Sunday and failed in his bid to break the world record held by American Jim Ryun. Ryun's record stands at 3:51.3. Keino. who recently ran the world's second fastest mile434 words
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86 1966-09-20 15 CALDWELL, Idaho, Mon. (UPI) Firing a one-under par 70, Mickey Wright, Dallas, Texas, grabbed the Englehorn Open here on Sunday by carding a 54total 203 and first prize of US$l,5OO. She put together rounds of 65,68 and a closing 70 to finish 10-under par for86 words
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Article, Illustration595 1966-09-20 15 ...are coming Watch SINGAPORE, Mon. The world famous Canadian Hell drivers —a team of highly-skilled devil-may-care stunt man behind the wheels—will be demonstraing their feats of skill and nerve in Singapore and Malaysia early next month. The Canadian Hell Drivers, whose dispays in Jordan were watched by595 words
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244 1966-09-20 15 FORT WORTH. Texas, Mon. (AP). Mexican ace Rafael Osuna, mixing power with finesse, swept past erratic Cliff Dvrsdale on Sunday and won his second Colonial National Invitation tennis title. The Davis Cup veteran displayed unusual power, particularly from the service line, in disposing of244 words
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221 1966-09-20 15 England's manager Ramsay says... LONDON, Mon. (AP). Alf Ramsey is back in his chair as England's soccer team manager and Panning the defence of England's World Cup title in Mexico in 1970. England won the title on July 30 by defeating West Germany221 words
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Article122 1966-09-20 15 MIDLAND. Texas. Mon. (UPI) Arthur Ashe of the U.S. scored an upset defeat over Roy Emerson of Australia yesterday by serving three aces in the twelfth game of the third set. Fred Stolle of Australia defeated Denis Ralston of the U.S. in the other singles match in122 words
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147 1966-09-20 15 LILLE, Mon. (AFP). Britain edged France 57-56 in an international women's athletics meet here yesterday. Britain, with a muchweakened team, can owe this cliff-hanging victory to a fatal mistake by the French girls in the four times 100 metres relay. The third girl, Miss147 words
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596 1966-09-20 16 TOKYO, Mon. A two-day conference of the International consortium of Indonesia's ten creditor nations got under way here this morning to discuss economic rehabilitation of Indonesia and ways and means of redeeming Indonesian debts as well as new loans to Indonesia. Participating in596 words
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Article191 1966-09-20 16 HONG KONG, Mon. (UPI) Communist China apparently worried about poor crop prospects, today ordered a crash programme to help bring in the autumn harvest. Chinese authorities appeared to have launched the biggest mass movement to the farms since the organization of the people's communes and191 words
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Article73 1966-09-20 16 MORA DAB AD, India. Mon. (AP) Telephone operators at an exchange near here had more than busy numbers one day recently. Two wild elephants battered their way into the small exchange building, tried unsuccessfully to catch the operators, then trampled the equipment. As they left they73 words
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Article, Illustration47 1966-09-20 16 TOKYO M w school lunch, laughs shvly*wh^iT Japan a Ja P ane e S £*}°°l b °y. who is scrvin a him on their lunch at Neeilhi Prim/,v <? re m er MSAKtt SATO (left) asked ss Ww'afiit' ssw sttff- a? 'sr„r, asft.-a.assi-asa-47 words
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215 1966-09-20 16 MANILA, Mon. (AFP) A Manila news commentator today declared that the question being asked N in the minds of most Asian leaders now is whether Pres. Marcos had to endorse America's warlike activities in Asia to be able to get economic aid." "Mr. Macros is215 words
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Article67 1966-09-20 16 JAKARTA. Mon. (UPI).— Catholic Bishop Shoemaker of central Java has described President Sukarno as a "Judicious leader" who was leading Indonesia toward a form of socialism "based on the principal of belief in "God," the official Antara news agency reported today. "As such Catholics in this country67 words
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Article62 1966-09-20 16 NEW DELHI. Mon. (AFP) A direct "Hoi line" will link the Chiefs of Staff of the Indian and Pakistani Armies so as to avoid tension along the two nations frontiers, the Indian information agency said here. General Kumaramangalam of India and Pakistan's General Yahya Khan agreed62 words
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Article59 1966-09-20 16 JAKARTA, Mon. (UPI).— About 3,000 anti-Communist students assembled at the campus of the University of Indonesia here today fo r the first of a series of planned demonstrations to reach their peak on the first anniversary of the abortive October 1 Communist coup. Two tanks were stationed59 words
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Article57 1966-09-20 16 MANILA, Mon. (UPI). —A group of 29 American Newspaper publishers and editors and their wives arrived in Manila today from Hong Kong on the last stop of a study mission tour of East Asia. The group is led by Theodore A. Serrill, Executive Vice President57 words
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