Eastern Sun, 6 February 1967
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Title Section25 1967-02-06 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION E»td. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 199 Monday, February 6 1967. MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Pric« 15 cents25 words
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Article, Illustration577 1967-02-06 1 Opposition told: You are asking for your own death HOMG KONG. SUN. (UPI) Supporters of Chinese Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-Tung t form a provisional tionary power or Kweichow province was a step towards establishment of a "new order." Peking Radio last night disclosed formation of a provisionalUPI Photo. - 577 words
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Article90 1967-02-06 1 HONG KONG, Sun. The Hong Kong Standard, leading English daily here, in an item entitled "Keeping Mao warm" in its weekly "Tiger Talk" column today, said: "If in your travels, you see Mr. Mao (Tse Tung> sporting a particularly unproletarian kind of overcoat, you will be entitled90 words
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Article67 1967-02-06 1 TAIPEI, Sun. Five out of fix members of a family died last night of food poisoning suffered during dinner at their home at Chiayi in Central Formosa. The victims were Yang Ta. 61. his wife, two sons and a daughter-in-law. The only syrvivor, Yang's eldest son, was67 words
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Article70 1967-02-06 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor police today recovered a pistol during a lightning swoop on the gangland area in Kampong Loke Yew here. Five suspects were also picked up from a coffee shop by the police party who combed the notorious area for more than one hour. It70 words
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204 1967-02-06 1 JAKARTA, Sun. (AP) A statement published today indicated a further major break in the oncedominant Indonesian Nationalist Party (PNI) which supports President Sukarno. The new split marked a further weakening of President Sukarno's crumbling support in this nation where he was once considered almost204 words
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424 1967-02-06 1 Robert Kuan - By Robert Kuan THE Government has been urged to set up a watch-dog committee, responsible for supervising the ever increasing range of food and drugs to curb unethical and malpractices by unscrupulous traders. The call came from the president of the Malayan Medical Association,424 words
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Advertisement557 1967-02-06 1 a m, Insecticides, Herbicides Fungicides. BIAN HENG CO. (M) LTD. led rvrc^iuft m" in its riger Talk" day, said: your travels, lr. Mao (Tse rting a partiunproletarian )vercoat, you itled to throw lest with local iat in Decemminent Hong 10 businessnted Mr. Mao splendid HK una coat made tailor, and557 words
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Advertisement10 1967-02-06 1 KEEP COOL WITH AIR-CONDITIONING GROUP Singapore Kuala Lumpur 641-211 *****10 words
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491 1967-02-06 2 Tai Sing Onn - After the floods... By Tai Sing Onn KELANTAN people are no strangers to floods. This is a yearly visitation. But the recent floods—referred to as the worst since 1926 have posed fresh problems which the Kelantan Government and the Central Government491 words
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420 1967-02-06 2 KUALA LL'MPUR, Sun. Malaysia's Trade I nion movement, which has predominantly been a post-war development, has come to play its legitimate role in the democratic processes of the country. The movement has made steady progress since 1948. and by the end of 1985. there were420 words
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208 1967-02-06 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. To celebrate Waitangi Day (New Zealand's National Day) Mr. R. H. Wade, New Zealand High Commissioner to Malaysia, and Mrs. Wade, will give a reception at 7.00 p.m. on Monday at their official residence at Jalan Pekeliling. Waitangi Day is observed208 words
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Article, Illustration142 1967-02-06 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mahjong players at a house at Jalan Sultan here last night had a narrow escape when the main beam supporting the building suddenly collapsed. The falling beam brought along in its wake a shower of bricks and sand as a portion of the wall came142 words
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Article60 1967-02-06 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Indian Congress here held its annual general meeting recently and elected the following office bearers for the year 1967: President: Mr. I Gurdial Singh, Vice-President: Mr. K. K. Samy, Hon. Secretary: Mr. K. Ramachandran. Hon. Asst. Secretary: Mr. J. Xavier, Hon. Treasurer:60 words
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Article120 1967-02-06 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Robinsons arc still counting their loss from the big burglary yesterday. The initial figure given yesterday was $50,000. Police gave the official figure at $60,000 this morning. It is believed that the figure would go up again as more and more valuables will120 words
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Article34 1967-02-06 2 LUMPUR. Sun.— All is set for the launching of the National Solidarity Week throughout the country on Feb. 8, which coincide with the 64th birthday of the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman.34 words
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Article98 1967-02-06 2 KUCHING, Sun. In ti* First Division last year. 325 minor rural projects wtn completed at a nut of $828,536. This sum represents equivalent of 8R 4 per of the amount fat the minor rural projects programme in the division for the year. The bulk of the98 words
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Article, Illustration315 1967-02-06 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. "Let's Go 1967", a musical extravaganza produced by the Moral Re-Armament Society of Southeast Asia, is now in Singapore, This extravaganza has a 30-member cast and comprises college and high school students from Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines and Vietnam. The315 words
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278 1967-02-06 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Ministry of Health is now faced with the problem of how many ex-public daily rated cleansing workers it should reemploy in view of the "excellent performance" that has been put up by the much smaller Emer- gen c y278 words
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262 1967-02-06 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Royal Malaysian Air Force recruiting team will be touring various States in West Malaysia from February 13 to March 1, 1967 to select about 260 young men for serving in the various trades of the Royal Malaysian Air Force.262 words
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Article70 1967-02-06 3 PENANG, Sun. From time Immemorial, famous Chinese paintings have been noted for their subtlety and floral design and many such collections can be found in the great art galleries throughout the world. This was stated by State Executive Councillor, Mr. M.B.A. Zachariah, when he declared open an70 words
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Article93 1967-02-06 3 IPOH, Sun. A large crowd of friends and colleagues attended the farewell dinner here of Mr. Ung Khek Cheow, 55, a senior teacher of the Anderson School Ipoh, who is retiring after 33 years of service. Mr. Ung, popularly known as "uncle" to his pupils, has93 words
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Article40 1967-02-06 3 PENANO, Sun. Unauthorised hawkers, selling Chinese New Year goods outside the Jelutong market, created an uproar this morning when a police party with hawxers' inspectors from the City Council wanted to clear them away trom the site.40 words
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Advertisement566 1967-02-06 3 THE PRINCESS SINGAPORE QUEST 1967 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM APPLICATIONS are invited from SINGAPORE 2\ nationals, who have reached their 17th, but not their 27th, birthday on March Ist, 1967, and who wish to be considered for selection as Singapore's con-testant-delegate to the "Queen of the Pacific*' Quest to be held566 words
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Article, Illustration278 1967-02-06 4 IN New Zealand's foreign policy five principles are specially important: close collaboration with Britain and the Commonwealth, cooperation with the I nited States, friendly relations with Asian neighbours, special interesi in the welfare of South Pacific countries and laval support for the United Nations. n 1 The278 words
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Article, Illustration86 1967-02-06 4 Water and grass are the foundations of New Zealand economy. Rich pasturelands for the country's 57 million sheep and its seven million dairy and beef cattle are paramount. More than 90 per cent of New Zealand's export earnings come from wool. meat, cheese, butter and other86 words
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Article411 1967-02-06 4 THAT strange almost grotesque bird, the New Zealand kiwi, is affectionately reErded throughout its native id. It has become the Dominion's emblem bird, and the me of its name by New Zealand fighting force* and sports teams has made it famous througout the world. Unique among411 words
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Article, Illustration845 1967-02-06 4 ANNIVERSARY OF SIGNING OF TREATY OFWAITANGI PARLIAMENT House in Wellington, the capital city.. The one chamber legislature. the House of ReEresentatives. has 80 memers, four of whom represent Maori electorates. General elections are held every three years. The last was held in November 1986, for which845 words
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Miscellaneous42 1967-02-06 4 7ar RS&HI Bin > ft, VAuC/ XOUVJL REGRET roa HOT *TA**Hfr < iUP A POLtCX AND xou'LL LAND XCXIV V SELF NOVirV&fcJ AND IWouil c(W AND VOULL GO A-&E6GVN&-. BUT WHEREVER YOU GO, PEOPLE'!) CHASE YOU AWAY WITH "THE »fc TJO6S! tr §1 i42 words
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WORLD NEWS
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41 1967-02-06 5 NEW DELHI. India. Sun. His Majesty King Mohammed Zaheer of Afghanistan holds talks with Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi here. Their Majesties the King and Queen of Afghanistan are on a ten-day state visit to India which ends tomorrow. UPI PhotoUPI Photo - 41 words
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Article174 1967-02-06 5 JAKARTA, Sun. (AFP) An agreement on the return of the Dutch-British company "Unilever" to its original owners after being put under government control lince 1962 will be signed here tomorrow, it was learned today. Under the agreement the Unilever company will be handed back to its174 words
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Article111 1967-02-06 5 MANILA. Sun. (AP) An operation for an inflamed gall bladder he underwent on Jan. 24 has not sapped President Marcos' energy and capacity for work. Pres. Marcos has transformed his suite at the Veterans Memorial Hospital (VMH) in nearby Quezon City into a temporary111 words
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Article83 1967-02-06 5 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI) U.S. officials estimate today 180 Americans are beheld prisoner of war in North Vietnam and by the Vietcong. The estimate followed Friday's disclosure three navy Pilots, previously listed as •Med in action are actually being held captive by the Vietcong. North83 words
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224 1967-02-06 5 MANILA, Sun. (AFP). —The Catholic Church hierarchy of the Philippines opened here today a sixday national rural development congress the first of its kind ever held in Asia- Carrying the blessings of the Vatican, the congress has for its main objective the224 words
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Article55 1967-02-06 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Sun. (AP) Flash flooding hit some city areas of Sao Paulo state after heavy rains yesterday and authorities feared at least seven dead and 60 missing. There was also flooding in the state of Rio de Janeiro, where two were believed dead55 words
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Article140 1967-02-06 5 MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, Sun. (AP). More than 200 friends, reporters and show business entertainers have been invited to a party formally announcing the engagement of singer actress Connie Stevens and Eddie Fisher. The party will be on Sunday at tne Fontainebleau Hotel's Club Gigi. Mr.140 words
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Article150 1967-02-06 5 TOKYO, Sun. (AP)—The welfare ministry annouced yesterday 298,722 persons are officially classified as 'survivors' of U.S. atom-bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Western Japan, during World War 11. A ministry spokesman said the figure, compiled bv a na-tion-wide survey, included 45,543 who had preferred not to be mentioned150 words
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Article198 1967-02-06 5 LONDON, Sun. (AP)—Dr. Shirley Summerskill, British Labour Party MP and medical practitioner said yesterday she will demand withdrawal of the oral contraceptive pill from general sale in Britain pending further tests of its safety. Dr. Summerskill said she will make the dejyiand to Health Minister198 words
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Article34 1967-02-06 5 MEXICO CITY, Sun. "Itt was a microskirt". traffic as dancer Sony Aguilar strolled through Mexico City, The newspaper La Prensa reported yesterday. "That was no miniskirt, the newspaper commented, "It was a microskirt".34 words
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Article442 1967-02-06 5 SAIGON, Sun. (AP) The year of the Horse gives way to the Year of the Goat when the new moon rises on Thursday and Vietnamese are already setting off firecrackers in anticipation of the annual festival they call Tet. Some of the firecrackers are an442 words
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229 1967-02-06 5 NEW YORK, Sun. (AP). India will have to abandon its policy of non-alignment soon and send troops to fight beside Americans in Vietnam, a member of Indian's parliament said an interview with the World Journal Tribune. Dr. Gopal Singh, handpicked for parliament229 words
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290 1967-02-06 5 MANILA, Sun. (AFP). President F. Marcos declared last night he would use all his powers as president to unite the warring factions within his ruling Nacionalista Party, which has been threatened with a schism following a bitter power struggle in the senate. I The290 words
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210 1967-02-06 5 St. GEORGE, Utah, Sun. (UPI) Thyroid glands of children exposed to nuclear fallout here last year have no apparent malignant tissue, according to the public health service. Residents of thi s extreme South Central Utah town were alarmed last spring when they were exposed210 words
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Article66 1967-02-06 5 BANGKOK. Sun. (UPI)— Fifty houses in the provincial town of Prachinburi, 130 miles East of Bangkok, were destroyed in a one-hour fire on Friday afternoon, reports reaching here said today. Damage wa9 estimated at five million baht (US$25O,000). Police reported that fire started at a wooden66 words
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Article61 1967-02-06 5 MANILA. Sun. (AP)—The 1 Philippines will sign the international treaty banning nuclear weapons in space, Foreign Secretary Mr. Narciso Ramos announced yesterday. The signing will take place in Washington, London and Moscow, he added. Thai Ambassador Pramote Hongcharoen will sign for the Philippines in Moscow,61 words
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200 1967-02-06 5 MIAMI, Florida, San. (AP). Fidel Castro's sister, Juanita, said yesterday that his recently announced "new society" for Cuba amounts to breaking up Cuban families. r^ U <? der the P lan MiSS Castro said. "Children are separated from the mother so sh e can200 words
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Article102 1967-02-06 5 BANGKOK. Sun. (UPI)— The most wanted bandit of Nakorn Sawan province. Tiger Song Thinsalan, 28, was shot dead in a 10minute gun battle with police, police reported today. Song. who killed Police Major Vibul Lohasiri, Chief of Nakoran Sawan police last September 1966, shot and wounded102 words
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109 1967-02-06 6 Maurice Chevalier to retire at 80' DURBAN, South Africa, Sun. (AP) Veteran French entertainer Maurice Chevalier said here he plans retiring on September 12, 1968 "the day I turn 80". He plans another world tour before then. "This is my first announcement of when I plan to retire." he said.109 words
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Article90 1967-02-06 6 PARIS, Sun. (AFP) Colin Jordan's wife, Francoise Dior, arrived in Paris yesterday from Nice where she was released from prison on Friday. Mrs. Jordan, whose, husband heads the British Nazi Movement, served a four month sentence for pasting pro-Nazi posters on the wall of the90 words
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Article78 1967-02-06 6 NEW YORK, Sun. (AP) A 42-year-old American travel agent returned to the United States in the arms of his wife yesterday after being expelled from Czechoslovakia on charges of espionage Smiling, laughing. and hugging his wife, Vladimir Kazan-Komarek described his return as his "greatest moment.' Kazan-Komarek78 words
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174 1967-02-06 6 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. (AFP) Floods are now threatening large expanses of South Africa as a result of heavy rains these last days, which have done much to restore the water resources of South Africa, depleted by droughts lasting. in some areas, as much as six174 words
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Article73 1967-02-06 6 MOSCOW, Sun. (AFP) Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is to visit the Soviet Union at the end of this month, said Tass n«w§ agency today. His official visit will start on February 27. An official communique published today said: "The two sides express the hope that73 words
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Article62 1967-02-06 6 BUDAPEST, Hungary, Sun. (AP) President Tito of Yugoslavia ended a three-day visit to Hungary yesterday and a joint communique said he and his Hungarian hosts exchanged views on the international Communist movement. Other topics were the international situation, the task of building socialism in the two countries62 words
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Article, Illustration39 1967-02-06 6 LUTUWA, INDIA, Sun. A mother and son team up in their search for food, picking jungle beans from the forest. In three years without rain, the village has turned into a desert without promise. UPI UPI photo.UPI photo. - 39 words
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115 1967-02-06 6 CAIRO, Sun. (AP) Communist China has branded the forthcoming AfroAsian peoples solidarity organisation conference as a "sinister conspiracy" and has decided to boycott it, it was officially announced by a Chinese spokesman yesterday. Mr. Liang Keng. chief Communist Chinese delegate to the Afro-Asian secretariat here,115 words
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71 1967-02-06 6 MOSCOW, Sun. (AFP) The weekly Za Rubezhom (abroad) today began partial serialisation of William Manchester's book on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, "Death of a President". The magazine said: "Manchester's book is not only interesting for the numerous new details it gives71 words
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363 1967-02-06 6 VATICAN CITY, Sun. (AP). Pope Paul VI was reported yesterday to have asked the older cardinals working at the Vatican to resign their posts so he could modernise the Curia. The Pope was said to have suggested that all cardinals over 75 consider363 words
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Article80 1967-02-06 6 MOSCOW, (AFP) The regular Aeroflot airliner from Peking arrived here yesterday, bearing the first contingent of Soviet embassy dependents being evacuated from China. The evacuees were 20 women and 21 children of Soviet diplomats an<j journalists. A crowd of 400 people were waiting to welcome them at80 words
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Article186 1967-02-06 6 CAPETOWN, South Africa. Sun. (AFP) —The multi-racial crew of the U.S. aircraft carrier "Franklin D. Roosevelt" which docked here today will be allowed no shore leave during the ship's stay, it was announced. One of the carrier's officers told a press conference that the186 words
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Article, Illustration732 1967-02-06 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. (AFP) The Sfan Deportment yesterday refuted to comment on a U.S. newspaper's report that Hanoi agreed in December to hold direct talks with the United States and then withdrew its agree, ment after the U.S. bombing raids against Hanoi's outskirts,732 words
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Article217 1967-02-06 6 PARIS, Sun. (AFP).— The ninth international congress of the "Movement of the European Left" came out strongly in favour of Britain's entry into the Common Market at its opening session here yesterday. Sir Geoffrey Freitas of Britain, president of the assembly of the Council217 words
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Article94 1967-02-06 6 KUWAIT, Sun. (AP) Jordan and Kuwait yesterday pledged to co-operate to foster world peace and support the United Nations, in a joint communique issued at the end of King Hussein's four day official visit. The communique stressed the two countries' belief in non-alignment and need for94 words
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Article66 1967-02-06 6 YugoslavUAR air accord BELGRADE. Sun <AP Yugoslavia ana United Arab Republic J terday signed here a P ihe col on co-operation in field of air traffic betw<« the two countries. The orotocol provid<* 1 possibility for the Arab Airlines" to ex*en p a Cairo-Belgrade line to r cue and vice66 words
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317 1967-02-06 7 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI).-A U.S. Space official d Pn ip<; that the decision to use highly inflammable pure oxvgen in America's spaceships was a compromise based on Russia's lead in missile thrust power. ♦•There were other factors involved," Dr. Edward C. Welsh, executive verrptarv of317 words
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Article123 1967-02-06 7 SANTA FE New Mexico, Sun. (AP) Maj. Gen. Charles G. Sage, 71, World War II commander of the Army's 200 th Artillery at Bataan and Corregidor, died in a Santa Fe Hospital yesterday. ■ne retired general was admitted to the hospital on Dec. 21 for surgery.123 words
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Article298 1967-02-06 7 ARLINGTON Texas. Sun. (UPI) The telephone on a table near the altar rang and the pastor picked it up and said: "This is the Rev. James Weir. We are In Northside Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas." At his side, Barbara Shelton. 34, wearing a298 words
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Article69 1967-02-06 7 TOWCASTER. En g 1 a n d, Sun. (UPI). Lord Penrhyn, Britain's oldest peer, has died at his home here. He was 101. Lord Penrhyn, family name Frank Douglas-Pen-nant, fought as an officer in the King's Royal Rifle Corps in the South African War and World War69 words
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84 1967-02-06 7 SEABROOK, Texas. Sun. Ten-year-old BONNIE WHITE weeps as she leaves the memorial services for her father, astronaut Edward White, with her mother, Mrs. PAT WHITE and her brother EDDIE, 13. With Mrs. White is astronaut JAMES McDIVITT. With Bonnie is her uncle JAMES WHITE. Astronaut White was killed on January84 words
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Article92 1967-02-06 7 NAIROBI. Sun. (AFP) Kenyan Vice President and Home Minister Mr. Arap Moi yesterday announced details of a new immigration bill to deal with Asians moving into Kenya from neighbouring Tanzania and daSpeaking in Nyeri, 100 miles North of Nairobi Mr. Moi said that steps would92 words
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Article152 1967-02-06 7 SAIGON,Sun. (AFP) Fires still burned last night at the giant American ammunition depot at Long Binh, 15 miles North of Saigon, more than 24 hours after the initial explosion which sparked them off a U.S. spokesman said. Access to the area was still forbidden but152 words
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442 1967-02-06 7 CAPE KENNEDY, Sun. (UPl).—The United States sent a picture taking Scout Satellite on a planned 92-hour voyage to the moon last night to make a final inspection of the most promising Apollo astronaut landing sites. The camera craft, named Lunar Orbiter 3,442 words
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Article119 1967-02-06 7 SANTA ANA. California. Sun. (UPI) —Gilli Lowenstein. 16. of nearby Cypress didn't have a postage stamp, so she drew one. And it worked. The letter was mailed to a friend in Winterhaven. California It arrived with a postmark and no postage due. "What I can't understand."119 words
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Article123 1967-02-06 7 LOS ANGELES. California, Sun. (AP). A meteorologist warns that air pollution could wipe out mankind by the year 2064. Dr. Morris Neiburger of the University of California said "pollution is not only a national problem but has become international in scope." He called for123 words
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Article169 1967-02-06 7 JAKARTA, Sun. (UPI) Richard Stone, United Press International correspondent in Indonesia, yesterday married Murin Marweta Batangtaris of Medan, Sumatra in a ceremony in Jakarta. Mr. Stone, 25. has been serving with UPI in Indonesia since June 4. 1966. He joined UPI in Chicago five years169 words
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Article65 1967-02-06 7 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI) The State Department is upset about a treaty being drafted in Mexico City in direct conflict with a nuclear treaty between the U.S. and Russia. The Mexican treaty provides for nuclear testing for peaceful purposes in Latin America. The U.S. and Soviet Treaty, now65 words
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254 1967-02-06 7 WASHINGTON, Sun. (AP). Undercover agents posing as students are being used on college campuses to break up the sale of LSD, amphetamines and sleeping pill "goof balls," Dr. James L. Goddard, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), said yesterday. "We're not254 words
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Article92 1967-02-06 7 KARACHI, Pakistan. Sun. (AP). —A gang of 20 gunmen broke into a house in a village near Dera Gazi Khan and shot down five members of a family in revenge for a year old murder, according to official reports reaching here yesterday. A 2£ year92 words
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Article, Illustration51 1967-02-06 7 WASHINGTON. Sun. (AP) Harrison E. Salisbury, assistant Managing Editor of the New York Times, tell* of his recent visit to North Vietnam. before Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington. Salisbury said he believed the war is reaching a turning point leading to a negotiated settlement or a "sharp and dangerous51 words
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380 1967-02-06 7 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI). Universities, museums, art dealers, private collectors even two 12-year-old boys yesterday bid almost a quarter million dollars at the first auction ever staged of treasures from a sunken Spanish fleet. The Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., secured various380 words
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105 1967-02-06 7 PARIS, Sun. (AP) A principal attorney in last year's Mehdi Ben Barka political kidnapping trial collapsed in court yesterday and died the second such attorney to do so in the last 24 hours. The latest victim was Rene-William Thorp, 68, former head105 words
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Miscellaneous144 1967-02-06 6 1/ BEIRIMIIKMiBBJ BUZ>2 LI EW K£f^lL5 ,e HL BePOR6 "THEM-THE BIZARRE PUZZLE THAT HELP THE ANSWER TO SUPPEN PEATH ANPINTERN4TIONAL CHAOS? BUT ONEPIECE WM MISSING-AHP UNLESS NAPOLEON SOLO P «LX4 KUKYAKM COULP PEPUCE TO MEANIH6, A CRIME WAVE SUCH /IS THE VYORLP MAP NEVER KNOWN WOULP SWEEP NATION AFTER NATION/144 words
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Miscellaneous25 1967-02-06 7 SSXv. V, eerooroF HERE AND FIND SCMEVfcRK, VooiazYBUVI! 1 u Vi Vf/W/ff* V/A by Johnny hart ARE >fcu A Worm? ncjbutsnoc ABDUMD! -THE NexrcMeoor ts.25 words
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Article761 1967-02-06 8 THE final proposal of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce on the settlement of the blood debt is reasonable. Unlike the Jews of Europe who are still trying to track down the Nazi murderers of millions of Jews in Germany during the last war, the Chinese in761 words
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1665 1967-02-06 8 Arnold Dibble; Charles R. Smith - By Arnold Dibble Charles R. Smith Whot's going on in Red China? What or* the main issues? Who's going to com* out on top? Will Nationalist China's Chiang Kai-Shek got his chance to return to tha China mainland? What's1,665 words
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Article, Illustration593 1967-02-06 8 RICHARD L STONE - By RICHARD L STONE POLITICAL pundits and highly Indonesian sources until March II before President S uk a r no com pietely vanishes politics. The date would mark the first anniversary of 45-year-old General Suharto's rise to power. It was on March 11, 1966, that(PANA photo). - 593 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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1728 1967-02-06 9 SINGAPORE, Sun, PRIC KS held well although the tone was quieter and the volume less, this was commented by a broker's firm in their weekly market report. This week will see the tail end of the Year of the Horse. It has1,728 words
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Article, Illustration886 1967-02-06 9 LONDON SUN. CINCE the debut of the Austin Gipsy in February, 1958. these vehicles have found a place in every part of the globe. They are. in fact, now being assembled in places as far apart as Bankgok and Costa Rica. In most countries where the886 words
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Article76 1967-02-06 9 TOKYO, Japan, Sun. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. of Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture has turned out a deluxe 11-band portable radio which is claimed capable of receiving broadcasts virtually throughout the world. The FR-5000 employs 20 transistors and 14 diodes It covers long short, medium and FM bands.76 words
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Article101 1967-02-06 9 STOCKHOLM. Sun. Company mergers and agreement on collaboration in industry reached a new peak of close on 300 in Sweden in 1986. This is about 25 per cent mora than in the preceding year, according to Mr. Bengt Ryden of the Swedish Industrial Institute for Economic101 words
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Article120 1967-02-06 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Company's three major brands CAMEL (regular), WINSTON and SALEM cigarettes maintained brand leadership in their respective categories in 1966 giving Reynolds the distinction of having three of the four largestselling brands in the USA. In 1966, WINSTON emerged as America's120 words
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113 1967-02-06 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. A set of electrical equipment for the first cold strip mill of South Korea has been completed by one of the largest Japanese electrical manufacturer, Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd. 1 (Toshiba). Toshiba electrical equipment has made considerable contribution to South113 words
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Article140 1967-02-06 9 NEW YORK. Sun. (APV Prices of Menthol went up for the second successive day as fears grew that supplies from mainland China might be cut off by political •trife there. Brazilian menthol went up 25 cents per pound, from $4.85 to $5 to $5 10140 words
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Article43 1967-02-06 9 KARACHI, Pakistan. Sun. (AP) Asian Development Bank President, Mr. Takeshi Watanabe arrived yesterday on a five-day visit. He told newsmen that his purpose was to select staff for the bank and t< acquaint himself with Pakistan's economic development activities.43 words
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107 1967-02-06 9 TOKYO, Sun. (AFP) The Nippon Electric Company has received a 100y--300,000-yen ($280,000) order for telecasting equipment from the Television Broadcasts, Ltd., of Hongkong, it was announced here. The equipment, to be delivered by the end of June, includes two ultrahigh frequency TV transmitters of107 words
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Article90 1967-02-06 9 MANILA, Sun. (AP) A 32-man economic delegation from France will pay a six-day visit to the Philippines starting March 12, the Department of Commerce and Industry (DCI) announced today. DCI said the big delegation would b« composed of businessmen, bankers, financiers and industrialists. The mission will90 words
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896 1967-02-06 9 AIR MOVEMENTS S'PORE, K. LUMPUR 'ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 12.05 a.m. Airline MSA 029 from K.L. Time 8.35 a.m. Airline ML 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time »*0 a_m. Airline ML ltl from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline ML 451 from Kuchlnc. Time 19.55 a.m. Airline ML 005 from Penang.896 words
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Article, Illustration767 1967-02-06 10 3&L /SinQ j&rtk - jReuizuted bu 3&L /SinQ j&rtk Like Izaok Walton (he wrote the angler's Bible "THECOMPLEAT ANGLER" three centuries ago) "I love any discourse of rivers, and fish and fishing." And just as Lamb recommended the book to Coleridge because "it breathes the very767 words
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Article, Illustration326 1967-02-06 10 Not since Lionel Fielden's THE NATURAL BENT (Andre Deutsch. 1960) have I read a book as absorbing, as enthralling as Hal Porter's THE PAPER CHASE (Ang us and Robertson. 305 pp. $A3.25). Like Mr. Fielden, Mr. Porter is following his natural bent even as you and I326 words
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Article, Illustration747 1967-02-06 10 First something about Kenneth Tynan. But if you read papers from Blighty, you'll already know that he's th e film critic of THE OBSERVER. For the last four years, he has also been Literary Manager of the National Theatre. Mr Tynan was born in Birmingham747 words
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384 1967-02-06 11 JOHORE, BAHRU, Sun.—The wife of an Army officer told a Magistrate's Court here today why she promised to allow a lance corporal to spend the night with her in her house. The woman, 18, alleged that the soldier threatened to kill her384 words
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125 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE, Sun.—The Royal Air Force Changi will present Paul Olefsky, the young and now world famous American cellist, in recital on Saturday, Feb. 11. Olefsky will be accompanied by Miss Gillian Lim, the up-and-coming Singapore pianist, who has just returned from England following five125 words
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Article, Illustration102 1967-02-06 11 R A.F. HASTINGS of No. 48 Squadron in formation over Fairy Point, Singapore. The squadron will celebrate its Golden Jubilee on March 3 at R.A.F. Changi, Singapore, with a ceremonial parade and fly past. Then the squadron will disband and reform later this year with Hercules Cl3O102 words
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Article, Illustration194 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singaporeans will will be able to see the "cream" of Indian classical dances on Feb. 6, when India's Aruna Gora performs at the Cultural Centre in Canning Rise. For Gora It will be a wish fulfilled, because she has been waiting for194 words
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433 1967-02-06 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A minor reshuffle in the State political machinery is expected soon. This was the implication °f an announcement by the newly-appointed Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Othman bin Haji Mohamed Saat. He told a Press conference today when he433 words
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Article122 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE, Sun A schoolboy. Fong Keng Leong, 16. was killed by a moving lift in a block of flats at Queenstown. when he put his hea«| through a peep-hole in the door outside the lift yesterday. Police said the boy had put his head through the122 words
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Article73 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Forty artistes and nine animals of the German National Circus will arrive In Singapore tomorrow. The gala opening performance by this circus will be at at Gay World Stadium on Wednesday at 8.30 p.m. The show Is under the patronage of the Minister73 words
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327 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. —With Chinese New Year just around the corner, shopping centres in Singapore report brisk business —an indication that this year's festive season is going to be bigger, better and brighter. Managers of several department stores and ather shopping centres say that business327 words
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Article116 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Three robbers, one armed with a revolver, held up the proprietor of a bar at the junction of Lorong One mnd Jalan Ayer at 1.45 a.m. today and robbed him of $BOO in cash and a cheque amounting to $lOO. The robbers, before116 words
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Article24 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Traffic Police recorded 122 road accidents, of which 12 were serious, during the past 24 hours in the Republic.24 words
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Article55 1967-02-06 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. A woman, Gwang Boon Wha. 32, of Lorong Eight, Geylang, reported to the Police that her handbag containing $l,BOO in cash was missing from her house yesterday. The woman said that she had left her handbag on a table at 6.20 p.m. and 2055 words
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Advertisement14 1967-02-06 11 This Scamp' figure-moulding lingerie has MAGIC STRETCH now si VANITY 32, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE.14 words
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Advertisement229 1967-02-06 11 Children's Dresses For New Year GET YOUR CHILDREN'S DRESSES IN OUR BARGAIN COUNTER. THEY ARE WORTH MORE THAN WHAT IS WRITTEN ON THEIR PRICE TAGS. PRICE RANGING FROM $l.OO UPWARDS. C. K. TANG (S) LTD. 3lO, Orchard Road, Singapore* Tel: *****, ***** (4 lines) EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS FOR LADIES w GENTLEMEN229 words
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Article, Illustration284 1967-02-06 12 AS I flipped over the pages of one of my photograph albums, with the figures "1963-1964'' boldly written on it, many incidents some pleasant and some unpleasant, came back to me quite vividly. During my primary schooldays. I was neither brilliant nor a conscientious pupil.284 words
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Article, Illustration222 1967-02-06 12 TT is considered hard to make a model school. Perhaps, the image of a good school is created by diligent pupils and dedicated teachers led by an understanding principal. To achieve a good image for the school, there should be co-operation between the pupils and their teachers.222 words
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Article, Illustration176 1967-02-06 12 IT is an unpleasant experience to be a stranger. This can happen when one is in a new place or attending a function when one is unknown by the majority of those present. It is an accepted fact that a stranger is easily spotted anywhere. Curious176 words
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Article, Illustration283 1967-02-06 12 IVTO form of sports is a waste of time. To think of it, a school's annual athletic meet is always a glamour event in the school's activities. At every school's athletic meet, there will be cheers for the winners some of whom may even set283 words
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Article, Illustration273 1967-02-06 12 WAS it a man, a ghost or an illusion which I saw one day? Till today, this experience has always baffled me. It all began one evening while I was walking along a dark lane. To add to this spine-chilling experience, I was alone. This was the273 words
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Article, Illustration889 1967-02-06 12 I)yHAT are ghosts? According to a dictionary, ghosts are the "spirits of men appearing after death." Ghosts are regarded as the disembodied spirits of people long dead, doomed to walk this earth for some reason or another. Are there really such things as ghosts? If889 words
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Article, Illustration569 1967-02-06 12 AH Chong is an old childless man who lives next door to me. He has been working as a rubber tapper since he became my neighbour. He and his wife are the only people living in his humble plank house. Every morning, while most of the569 words
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Article, Illustration244 1967-02-06 13 THOUGH movie-mak-ing is a multi-million-doKar attraction, the tvpe of films being produced nowadays tend to pander to the lust of passion, and sensationalism. The cinemas depend for much of its popularity on pure erotic sensation. Films of the James Bond character and244 words
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Article, Illustration440 1967-02-06 13 tpVERY COUNTRY must have a government of some sort, or life would be impossible. The primary duties of a government are to protect the life and property of the citixens, to maintain law and order, to settle disputes between citizens in440 words
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Article, Illustration291 1967-02-06 13 IN a large family of brothers and sisters, there is, usually plenty of fun and amusement. An only child, who has no companion of its own age in the family, is a lonely child. But in a large family, the children are happier, because291 words
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Article, Illustration323 1967-02-06 13 NOWADAYS scientific knowledge plays an important role in our lives. Science provides us with such modern amenities as radio, television and air-concutioners. Through science we have the modern means of transport. Science also plays an important role in the industries. The machinery323 words
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Article, Illustration196 1967-02-06 13 LAST year. I celebrated my birthday with a party. Relatives and friends were invited. On that night, everything was prepared and the only thing was to wait for my friends and relatives to arrive. At about seven o'clock some of them began to arrive. They wished196 words
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Article, Illustration408 1967-02-06 13 WITHOUT enthusiasm, nothing was ever achiev-. Ed," wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. How true his words are. If life is to be lived with any degree of success and satisfaction, we need plenty of enthusiasm. It is indeed a necessary ingredient for success. Enthusiasm is the great408 words
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Article, Illustration197 1967-02-06 13 TIDINESS is one of the many principles which we should adopt and put into practice. In everyday life, in work and in play we should place everything in an orderly fashion. The first step in tidiness begins at home and once we have acquired this197 words
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Advertisement231 1967-02-06 12 Rules of Eastern Sun's essay writing All entrants are requested to observe the following rules: 2. Each entrant must fill in his/her own writing the entry form appended below. 2. No entry will be considered without the entry form properly filled up. 3. The entrant must attach his/her photo* graph231 words
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Miscellaneous151 1967-02-06 13 OR 6ANISAT tO N Iwli. ORCHARDIPALACE >***** I 4 75 7B LAST S DAYS! i ».«o. It «.w*. *•*> JUS p.m. II «.*3 St Ml p.M"THAT RIVIERA TOUCH" Color En- Morecamhe ERNIE WISE A Rank Organisation Picture* OBCHXRD: OPENS WEDNESDAY! r OV -The Spy in the Green Hat!" Robert Vaughn151 words
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Miscellaneous569 1967-02-06 13 TV MALAYSIA x isafe CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Pulau Plnang; 6 Ipoh and Melaka: 3 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Panat; 9 Kluang. (Singapore viewers, please switch to channel 3 for T.V. Malaysia programmes). P.M. 5.45 OPENING ANNCT. Prog. Summary 5.50 NEWS OUTLINES in the National Language.569 words
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Miscellaneous305 1967-02-06 13 'SHAW :GANISATTOM LIDO Phone ***** Last 4 Shows! 1], 1.45. 4 A 6.30 p.m. SIMMER FIRES" P'vision <UA| TONIGHT 9 15 p.m. PREMIERE Glenn Ford A Oeraldlne Page "DEAR HEART" iWBI WEDNESDAY 9.15 p.m. PREMIERE Caah Book Now No Free List' Yul Banner "RETlRN OF THE 7" PanavLsion Color CAPITOL305 words
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343 1967-02-06 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Olympic and Sports Council has taken a "stern view" of leakage of reports on international games to the Press. In moving for the implementation of stringent measures to curb such leakages, the Vice-President of the Council, Dr. Chan Ah Kotc,343 words
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Article32 1967-02-06 14 SEREMBAN. Sun. Teams wishing to take part in the N.S. club six-a-side hockey carnival here on Sunday, Feb. 26. are reminded to send in their entries before Feb. 12.32 words
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240 1967-02-06 14 DAYTONA BEACH, Florida, Sun. (AP) The Ford factory team has retired one of its Mark II prototypes from the Continental 24hour sports car race, i As the Ferraris from Italy continued to hold the top four positions, the Mark II driven by Ronnie240 words
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Article138 1967-02-06 14 MANILA, Sun. (UPI) Japan and the Philippines yesterday won their opening games In the fournation first Asian Women's softball championship here. Japan defeated Nationalist China, 3-0, in the first match of the day. The Philippines clobbered Hong Kong, 7-1, In the second game. Japan's Noduko Tanaka138 words
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131 1967-02-06 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. Ceylon Sports Club, tipped to capture the Singapore Hockey Association Division One League title this season, have hit a postponement snag. Bingapor e Khalsa Association who were drawn to meet CSC in the Division One clash yesterday did not turn up for the131 words
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148 1967-02-06 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Swiss national soccer u an lT" Chaux de Fonds scheduled for a tour of the Island Republic next week has cancelled its visit to Singapore. This was disclosed to Sunsport by a top official of the Football148 words
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319 1967-02-06 14 Albert Johnson - -SPARTA MANAGER By Albert Johnson Singapore, Sun: Mr. V. Vasicek, manager of the Sparta Prague soccer team, stressed the urgent need for expert coaches from abroad to train local footballers. Mr. Vasicek said: 44 If football in Asian countries is to improve, good coaches319 words
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79 1967-02-06 14 Junior InterParty shuttle finals SEREMBAN. Sun. The finals of the Junior InterParty Badminton Championships of the N.S. Badminton Association will be played here on Monday at the N.S.C.R.C. indoor stadium commencing at 7 p.m. On Friday Star BP. and Heng Chiew 'A' qualified for the final with victories over Heng79 words
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Article, Illustration92 1967-02-06 14 United States and Peru women's volleyball teams that participated in the recent world championships, both lost practice games in a doubleheader with Nippon Kokan's team in games held in Yokohama. In the first game NKK defeated the US team 3-0 by scores of 15-3, 15-5 and92 words
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Article48 1967-02-06 14 SEREMBAN, Sun. The inter-ward champions Rahang will meet the Rest in a hockey match here on Monday. Rahang, who retained the title, beat Temiang 5-1 and Lobak 3-1. The Merdeka Trophy for the inter-ward championship will be presented to the champions after this match.48 words
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Article78 1967-02-06 14 SEATTLE, Washington, Sun. (UPI) Mrs Doris Brown of Seattle on Saturday night smashed the world mark for women in the 880-yard run at the Seattle Invitational Indoor track meet, posting a time of 2:08.5. which topped the old mark by 1.2 seconds. Earlier in the evening,78 words
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Advertisement414 1967-02-06 14 NOTICE NOTICE OF EXHUMATION To: The children and descendants of Wee Choo Koon (f), deceased. The present owner of the land at Lorong Koo Chye off Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, being Lot 39-10 of Mukim XXIV intends to develop the said land and for the said purpose it is intended414 words
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Advertisement178 1967-02-06 14 WANTED TRANSLATORS to render Chinese or Malay Into English. Applicants must have good knowledge of Chinese or Malay and proficient in English. Please apply to THE EASTERN SUN, 23-B, Cantonment Road, Singapore 2. CLASSIFIED 23-t. CANTONMCNT ROAD, SINCAPORE 2 Tilt WON IS 9J6OS/7. ANNOUNCEMENTS. MARRIAGES. BIRTHS. DEATHS. ENCACEMENTS. PERSONAL. IN178 words
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Miscellaneous60 1967-02-06 14 TIME AND TIDE Penan;: 12.02 p.m. (5.3 ft.); 11.30 p.m. (66 ft). Port Swettenham: 3.29 a.m. (12.8 ft.); 4.24 p.m. (12.3 ft). Port Dickson: 4.39 a.m. (7.5 ft.); 4.56 p.m. (6.2 ft.). Singapore: 7.49 a.m. (8.1 ft); 10.41 p.m. (7.9 ft.). Sedili KechU: 5.19 a.m. (6.4 ft.); 925 p.m. (7.860 words
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Article174 1967-02-06 15 BEPPU, KYUSHU, Japan, Sun. (AFP) Kenji Kimihara of Japan today won the Mainichi Marathon, one of Japan's biggest annual races, in an impressive time of two hours, 13 minutes, 33.4 seconds. The Japan Track and Field Association claimed that Kimihara's time was the third best ever174 words
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Article229 1967-02-06 15 SAN DIEGO, California, Sun. (ITI) Tom Von Ruden, San Francisco, set a U.S. record for the 1.000-yard run on Saturday night at the San Diego indoor games. He was clocked at 2.6.06, which is 8/10 seconds off the world record held by Peter Snell229 words
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Article112 1967-02-06 15 SEREMBAN, Sun. N.S. C:ub President's XI beat Vice President's XI by 44 runs at a cricket match here today. The highlight of the match *as a brilliant batting disPay by Lt. Mike Halliwell who. following up yesterday's good knock, scored 47 runs in today's112 words
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Article103 1967-02-06 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. Police Club are leading after the first round In the ?olf competition played at the Island Golf Club courae here today. Results:— B.K. Sen (69 nett); Eddy Fung (71 nftt), Douglas 00l (72), T.M. Cummins (72), Thoa Hul Teck (72). T.S Hughe103 words
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Article157 1967-02-06 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. At the Forces Driving Club Singapore motor cycle scrable meeting today held at Colombo Camp. Ray Harris, riding a Triumph, won three events including both open races. Another successful rider was J. Hudson, who won one race and was placed in three157 words
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219 1967-02-06 15 SEREMBAN, Sat—Twelve teams have entered the N.S.H.A. League competition which commences here on Feb. 15. The League will once again be run on a -super-league'' system and will be played on single round basis. Seven teams will compete in the Senior Division while the219 words
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Article, Illustration761 1967-02-06 15 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI) When Cassius Mohammed AM Clay does battle with Ernie Terrell for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world on Monday night, (Feb. 6) in Houston's Astrodome, a vitally interested spectator will be a middle-aged businessman who figures heUPI Photo. - 761 words
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318 1967-02-06 15 HOUSTON, Texas, Sun. (AP). Even as he pre- tared for Monday's night itle bout with Ernie Terrell, heavyweight champion Cassius Clay appeared to have lined up his next fights for the year. Clay, 25. a solid 4-1 favourite to retain his318 words
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145 1967-02-06 15 HOUSTON, Texas, Sun. (AP) Heavyweight champion Casaius nay aeMcm Saturday fro® bow on m a Texan". •This is my home," said the champ after concluding his Anal workoirt for his title ftfht with Ernie Terrell here on Monday night. After the drill145 words
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Article150 1967-02-06 15 RICHMOND, Virginia, Sun. (AP). Top seeded Arthur Ashe of Richmond and fourth-seeded Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico put on displays of power tennis on Saturday and won their way into the finals of the Fidelity Bankers Invitational Tennis Tournament. Ashe, at 23, America's ranking150 words
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Article1091 1967-02-06 15 S'pore Yearlinss—Div. 1—6 Furs* 123 Eastern Maid Iv 9.00 Low Par 8ut Stable Ahmad 148 Ville 3y 8.12 Bredang Stable Sullivan 328 Beatles 3y 8.07 M s. Lim Kian Huat 8c Kong 928 Conrorde Mun Cheong sy 8.07 Cheng's Kongsi 315 Resourceful 3y 8.051,091 words
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Article113 1967-02-06 15 THOMAS CUP BANGKOK, Sun. (UPI) Thailand have confirmed withdrawal from annual Thomas Cup badmin* ton competition, it was an-, nounced on Friday. The original announcement was forwarded recently to Jamaica, against whom Thailand were drawn to play in the first round. But a subsequent offer from a113 words
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Article65 1967-02-06 15 BANGKOK. Sun. (UPI> Thirteen countries have confirmed participation in the 9th international youth soccer tournament to be held here April 15-27. Teams are divided into three groups and top «eeded Thailand, Burma and Israel head each group. Following are the competing nations: Malaysia, Burma, South65 words
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Article67 1967-02-06 15 KAMPAR. Sun. Perak Chinese beat the Kampar Invitation XI 4-2 in a soccer match in aid of the National Disaster Relief Fund, at the Town Padang here this evening Perak Chinese left wing, Chan See Onn, scored a hat-trick in the game two goals in the67 words
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894 1967-02-06 16 LONDON, Sun. (AFP) Top four teams in the English First Division all drew yesterday and of the leading 12 only three sides Leicester City, Everton and Arsenal won. So it was as you were in the league standings. Liverpool, chant' pion and League leaders, i894 words
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108 1967-02-06 16 MUNICH: Marianne Althammer and KarlHeinx Kramer from Munich (Federal Republic of Germany) can already look back on a successful career on ice. It began with the Bavarian Amateur Championships and reached its highpoint with the graceful china waltz that is one of the most popular numbers of the American Ice108 words
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315 1967-02-06 16 PALM SPRINGS. California, Sun. (UPI). Doug Sajiders took a one stroke-lead on Saturday after four rounds of the 90-hole, US$llO,OOO Bob Hope Desert Classic with a 72-hole score of 279, nme under par. Sanders, the defending champion In this golf marathon, fired a fourth315 words
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Article62 1967-02-06 16 BUENOS. Sun. (UPI) Fighter Horaccio Accavallo, recognized as world flyweight champion by the World Boxing Association, arrives in Tokyo today to begin workouts for his fight with Kiyoshi Tanabe Feb. 20. The Argentine fighter was to leave this city at 2115 Saturday n ight (0015GMT) on a62 words
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1153 1967-02-06 16 LONDON. Sun (UPI) Football Lea.gue standing* after Saturday's matches. (FIRST DIVISION)'P. W. D. L F A: Pta Liverpool 28 15 8 ***** 38 M'ster U. 27 16 5 6 52 35 37 Notts F 28 14 8 6 40 31 36 Stock C. 28 141,153 words
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357 1967-02-06 16 EDINBURGH, Scotland, Sun. (AP) Scotland came from behind to defeat Wales 11-5 on Saturday and took a big lead in the five nations Rugby Union tournament. A crowd of 60,000 at Murrayfield Stadium cheered the Scots on to triumph in the second half after357 words
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Article271 1967-02-06 16 TOULOUSE, Sun. (AFP). France "B" held Australia to an eight-all draw after the tourists had led five-nil at halftime in their Rugby Union match before 6,000 spectators here yesterday. K The Australians averted defeat in the last minute or the match when against the run271 words
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107 1967-02-06 16 LONDON, Sun. (AFP) Controversial British athlete Ann<» Smith at present banned from international competition was yesterday disqualified from the Southern Counties women's cross country race at Enfield in Middlesex. She finished fourth in the three-and-a-half mile race only to be ruled out "for receiving persistent pacing107 words
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110 1967-02-06 16 TOKYO, Sun. (AP) Mis s Naoko Fukatsu. reigning world women table tennis singles champion, was selected on Saturday as Japan's "athlete of the year" for 1966. Fakatsu. a 22-year-old senior of Keio University, was "chosen from among 30 individual and group candidates for the110 words
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Article54 1967-02-06 16 COSFORD, Staffordshire, Sun. (AFP) lan McCafferty. a 22-year-old British heating engineer set a new European indoor record for the two miles (3,218 metres) when he clocked eight mins. 36.4 sees, at the "Amateur Athletic Association" Championships here yesterday. Soviet runner, V. Kudin«ky, «et the former record of54 words
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265 1967-02-06 16 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. (AP) South Africa, with 266 and three first innings wickets in hand, were 123 runs ahead of Australia's first innings total of 143 at stumps on the second day of the fourth cricket Test here on Saturday. With 139 overnight after the265 words
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Article49 1967-02-06 16 SYDNEY. Sun. (UPI) Dennis Ralston of the United States beat Fred Stolle. of Australia. 7-9. 6-3, 6-2 on Saturday night in a professional tennis match. Stolle was makintr his professional debut. Ralston, the previous US No 1 amateur player, also recently switched to the professional ranks.49 words
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147 1967-02-06 16 NEW YORK, Sun. (AP) Jim Ryun, 19-year-old world mile record holder, was named on Saturday winner of the James E. Sullivan Award as the outstanding amateur athlete of 1966. The slender University of Kansas sophomore, who ran the mile in 3:51.3 at Berkeley,147 words
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Article54 1967-02-06 16 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. GM. Evans, a schoolteacher. won the "A" medal stroke golf competition played at the Island Golf Club course today. Results: Evans (71 nett on count back); Richard Ong (71). Ball-Sweep (first nine>:— R. Ong (34 nett); Tony Wee (33) Best score ball-sweep Mr.54 words
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