Eastern Sun, 16 February 1967
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Title Section25 1967-02-16 1 Eastern Sun Independent. National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol, 1 No. 207 Thursday, February 16 1967. ☆MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents25 words
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Article, Illustration495 1967-02-16 1 'Vietnamese people will never submit to brutal force HOMGKOMG, WED. (REUTER) THE Voice of Vietnam Radio, commenting resumption of the bombing of North Vietnam, said today the V ietnamese p "never talk with the U.S. aggressors under bombs and bullets." It said the temporary cessation of bombing495 words
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Article215 1967-02-16 1 BAIGON. Wed. (Reuter)— Vietcong guerrillas today marked the end of their seven-day New Year truce by sinking a U.S. minesweeper and damaging two others in the Long Tao River leading to Saigon. One U.S. seaman was missing after the incidents and 13 wounded The missing man and215 words
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375 1967-02-16 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. (UPI) Widespread violence today marred the start of India's elections for a new Parliament. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who was hit by stones during a campaign speech last week, was among the first voters. She mailed her ballot at Allahabad, capital375 words
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Article178 1967-02-16 1 AntiMaoists accused HONG KONG, Wed. <CPI> Peking wall posters said today dissident Communist Chinese Army units used grenades, iron bars and clubs to defeat Red Guard supporters of Mao Tse-Tung and seize control of Tibet. The wall newspapers claimed local military commanders Imposed martial law on the Tibetan capital of178 words
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PARLIAMENT ROUND-UP
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Article99 1967-02-16 2 JESSELTON. Wed. The Supervisor of Elections in Sabah, Enche H.S. Sidhu, announced today that the Elections Commission has Issued writs to the returning officers and has appointed March 8 as nomination day, and polling days between April 8 and April 30. Enche Sidhu said: "While In many99 words
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Article163 1967-02-16 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman tonight hii out at those Malaysians who failed to respect the National Anthem and National Fag. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the National Solidarity Week at Merdeka Stadium here, the Tunku told the gathering: "You drink163 words
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Article219 1967-02-16 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government is determined to instil the spirit of loyalty among its raayat so that the future of this young nation as an independent and sovereign country will be guaranteed. "This is the utmost desire of the Malaysian Government." *aid the Minister of Information219 words
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Article161 1967-02-16 2 KLANG, Wed. The Sultan of Selangor today called on Malaysians to demonstrate their undivided loyalty to the country by respecting the national anthem and flag. He was speaking here at the closing ceremony of the Solidarity Week. He said the purpose of the Solidarity Week was161 words
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254 1967-02-16 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Government would be recruiting the services of 40 Korean doctors this year. The recruitment of doctors from the United Arab Republic and Belgium is also under active consideration, the Minister of Health, Enche Bahaman bin Samsudin, disclosed254 words
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65 1967-02-16 2 IN SUPPORT of the Government's drive to instil the spirit of loyalty to the country and to respect the National Anthem,employees of Esso Standard Malaya Berhad in Kuala Lumpur assemble every morning during the Solidarity Week to sing the National Anthem under the leadership of its Chairman and Managing Director.65 words
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1388 1967-02-16 2 BEN D'CUNHA; CHAN KAM YAU - by BEN D'CUNHA AND CHAN KAM YAU KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Government today rejected a call to restrict the imports of made in China goods into Malaysia. The parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Finance, Tuan Ali Haji Ahmad, winding up1,388 words
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51 1967-02-16 2 Lt. Gen. A. J. Mokoginta, Military Commander of Sumatra, and members of his delegation, now on a four-day goodwill visit here paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman at the Residency. Picture shows Gen. Mokoginta (right) presenting an oil painting of Lake Toba to the Prime51 words
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454 1967-02-16 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Enche Senu b i n Abdul Rahman, told the Dewan Ra'avat today that a special Government committee had been set up to study the question of running radio and television services454 words
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Article141 1967-02-16 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Two youths in their early twenties were shot and wounded in their legs when they tried to escape a police party closing in on them today. The Incident took place at about noon, In Kampong Limau, in the old Lucky World Amusement Park area141 words
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Advertisement165 1967-02-16 2 !»*♦+♦< 5l he \LOVE I I Brigitte Bardot icithstud. Bardot u t cannot live with- t lore, J H i cannot Ure only for one man. is just my stud. "Love is fust the touching of the x flesh. 9 X These are the words Jof BB the French J165 words
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Article, Illustration1324 1967-02-16 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Welfare Services, Tuan Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, today received from Hume Industries (M) Ltd., a donation in kind in the form of 15,000 Hudex asbestos cement roofing sheets 5 ft. double width, weighing 20 tons. These1,324 words
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191 1967-02-16 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A 29-year-old Chinese ri ce dumpling stall-assistant was shot to death at point blank range by unknown assailants in Cross Street here late last night. Low Kow Fah, was shot f *'ice, once in the abdomen and once in191 words
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Article, Illustration405 1967-02-16 3 In search of knowledge KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A man with a better and broader outlook will prove to be a finer master in his profession. And the best way to achieve this outlook is by "cruising" round the world and405 words
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Article118 1967-02-16 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A four-man Thai delegation to the SEAMES meeting which begins in the Federal capital tomorrow arrived here today. It was headed by the Thai Minister of Education. Mr. Pin Malakul. He told newsmen on arrival that one of the main objectives of the SEAMES118 words
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131 1967-02-16 3 PENANG. Wed. Prompt action by the police, following a tip-off, resulted in the arrest of three masked robbers armed with a pistol and kukri after they had robbed more than $25,000 from the safe of Hotel International in Penang Road early this morning. The robbers131 words
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Article6328 1967-02-16 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Following arc the 1966 Cambridge Higher School Certificate Examination results. The first figure after the name indicates the HSC (Full) result while the second figure in brackets indicates the G.C.E. (4) Indicates that the candidate has been awarded a Higher School Certificate. <The conditions for6,328 words
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Advertisement146 1967-02-16 4 I CONGRATULATIONS PREPARE NOW FOR YOUR SUCCESS WITH PIBLKATIONS. u c i" urn. Paper Compoai--11 on and ComAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: K.A. AUCUSTINE. 8.A., B L ITI-C, BENCOOLEN STREET, 5 t JALAN AH FOOK. P.O. BOX 1935. P.O. BOX 104, SINGAPORE. OR lOHORE BAHRU. TIL: ***** fir *****. TEL: 3958.146 words
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3740 1967-02-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The following are the results of the Higher School Certificate examination for Selangor schools. The figure "4" marked against the candidate's name denotes a full certificate and "5" denotes a statement. MBS. JALAN DAVIDSON Abd. Rasip Bin Abd. Latiff 4. Baki Bin3,740 words
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Advertisement446 1967-02-16 5 M.C.C Malaysia's College of THE PRINCIPAL, DIRECTOR OF STUDIES AND STAFF OF M.C.C. EXTEND THEIR WARMEST CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL M.C.C STUDENTS THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE AND BRUNEI WHO WERE SUCCESSFUL IN THE HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION. MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE JOHORE BAHRU ADMINISTRATION OFFICES: FOH CHONG BUILDING (2nd and 3rd Floor). Tel:446 words
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WORLD NEWS
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519 1967-02-16 6 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter).— Prime Minister Harold Wilson declined to throw his full weight behind United Nation Secretary General U Thant's three-point proposal to end the war in Vietnam. U Thant's plan includes unconditional cessation of the bombing of North Vietnam by the Americans.519 words
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204 1967-02-16 6 WASHINGTON. Wed. (Reuter) Negros formed 17.8 per cent of U.S. enlisted men Killed in combat in Vietnam during 11 month? last year, although they formed only about 11 per cent of the U.S. fighting force there, a Defence Department study showed today. The204 words
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Article54 1967-02-16 6 T ONDON. Wed. (AFP)— Elizabeth the Queen Mother will visit Canada from July 10 to 21. it was announced today. The Queen mother will make the Atlantic crossing by air both ways. During her stay in Canada she will visit the Atlantic coast provinces aboard54 words
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Article138 1967-02-16 6 NEW YORK. Wed. (Reuter) An advertiser in the London Times who said he was seeking "an authentic ghost" could not be traced today at least in this world. The advertisement, in the Times "agony column," said that an American author wanted contact with a ghost "or person138 words
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Article, Illustration55 1967-02-16 6 HERE is the bevy of celebrated Parisian fashion designer Pierre Cardin. wearing the latest of the Cosmos hats during Cardin's presentation of 1967 Spring and Summer collection recently in Paris. His line for the young Is Cosmos line and while it has a touch55 words
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Article162 1967-02-16 6 HONG KONG. Wed. (Reuter)—Hone Kong faced water rationing today for first time since 1965. Mr. A.M.J. Wright, Director of Public Works, said that because of poor winter rain fall, supplies would be cut to 16 hours a day from today. Hong Kong was down to162 words
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203 1967-02-16 6 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) The British government is to set up a fund to enable grants to be made to certain overseas students, particularly from developing countries, who cannot afford an increase in fees at British colleges. But Education Minister Mr. Anthony Crosland, in203 words
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Article52 1967-02-16 6 NEW YORK. Wed- (Reuter) Sixty paintings by former E resident Dwight D. Eisenower will be exhibited for the first time at the gallery of modern art here from May 17 to July 4. The paintings are on loan from friends and associates to whom Mr. Eisenhower52 words
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Article199 1967-02-16 6 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter)— The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine came to an end in the divorce court here yesterday—St. Valentine's Day, the traditlonai festival of lovers. A judge granted a decree to Mrs. Iris May Valentine, of South London, because of adultery by199 words
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123 1967-02-16 6 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Chicago-born Frank J. Scholl, who earned millions by bringing comfort to the world's aching feet, died here on Monday aged 83, his firm announced today. He and his older brother William, who is still living in the United States, were the founders123 words
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249 1967-02-16 6 WARSAW, Wed. (Reuter) Monsignor Agostino Casaroli, Vatican specialist on Communist affairs flew into Warsaw quietly yesterday for talks aimed at laying the basis of a Church-State agreement here and ending 20 years of religious controversy. The top Vatican negotiator paid a private visit249 words
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Article178 1967-02-16 6 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) —Roy Brooks, whose humorous and brutally frank Sr ope r t y advertisements ave made him Britain's most talked about estate agent, has run Into censor trouble. He announced today he would stop advertising in the.. Sunday Times if the newspaper continued deleting178 words
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Article129 1967-02-16 6 'Stuffy museum a disgrace LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) The British museum one of the citadels of world art and scholarship i s in such bad physical shape as to be a discredit to Britain's international reputation, its trustees complained today. In their first report on the state of the museum since129 words
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Article141 1967-02-16 6 MANILA. Wed. (Renter) The Philippine Justice Department has informed the government's Rice an<j Com Administration there would be nothing illegal about importing rice from Red China through Hong Kong or Singapore. Justice Undersecretary Mr. Claudio Teehankee. in a four-page memorandum to the Rice and Corn141 words
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Article162 1967-02-16 6 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. (Reuter) Indian twin brothers. 24-year-old Goolam and Casslm Moosa. were acquitted in the magistrate's court here yesterday of charges of housebreaking with Intent to steal and theft. They were alleged to have stolen state documents. including evidence against them in a case yet to be162 words
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Article98 1967-02-16 6 SAIGON. Wed. American film star An Mansfield flew into this morning wea J in A.vi silver mini-skirt and M» sweater to entertain Lni*» States troops. Miss Mansfield will spend four days in the war zoShe was accompanied t» personal hairdresser lawyer. She told reporters at the airport98 words
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344 1967-02-16 7 HONG KONG, Wed. (AFP) Chinese Deputy Premier and Defence Minister Lin Piao pledged •-the greatest national sacrifice" to support the South Vietnamese National Liberation Front (NLF) in a telegram yesterday to the Vietcong marking today's "Liberation Armed Forces Unification Day", New China News Agency said344 words
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282 1967-02-16 7 SAIGON, Wed. (AFP) Three American minesweepers were destroyed by the Vietcong on the Long Tau River which links Saigon to the sea this morning. Thirteen crew members were wounded and another was missing. Two mine-sweepers fell in an ambush three kilometres East of Saigon282 words
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Article, Illustration116 1967-02-16 7 HOBART, Wed. (Reuter) Rain fell on Tasmania yesterday extinguishing the few minor fires that have persisted since last week's bush-fires in which 52 people died. Local authorities reported a relief programme for the thousands of homeless is proceeding steadily. The Australian government is expected to announceUPI Photo. - 116 words
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Article119 1967-02-16 7 BONN, Wed. (AFP) British Premier Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary George Brown arrived here late last night to an official reception by ViceChancellor Willy Brandt and off-stage effects by students demonstrating for German Reunification. H. Brandt was at the airport despite Mr. Wilson's request for simplification of119 words
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Article62 1967-02-16 7 TOKYO, Wed. (Reuter) Peking Radio yesterday completely neglected the 17th anniversary of the Sino-Soviet treaty of alliance. This was the first anniversary to pass unnoticed by the radio. Until last year the two countries had exchanged messages and held receptions in their capitals to celebrate the occasion even62 words
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208 1967-02-16 7 Sabah claim MANILA, Wed. (Reuter) Former President Diosdado Macapagal has said the Philippine claim to Sabah is at variance with the United States Inte- rest and policy in Asia. Mr. Macapagal in his continuing memoirs published by the Ma\nila Times daily said this was the main208 words
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Article80 1967-02-16 7 .LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Britain's defence bill for Malaysia and Singapore in 1966-7 is estimated at £B2 M. sterling, Mr. Denis Healey, Secretary of State for Defence, stated yesterday. He gave the information a written reply to Mr. Paul Rose (Labour), who had asked in the80 words
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Article162 1967-02-16 7 CARSON CITY, Nevada, Wed. (Reuter). Patrons at one of the oldest and most unusual gambling establishments in the world a casino run by inmates for inmates of the maximumsecurity state prison here—may soon be placing their last bets. Known as th e Bull Pen. the convicts'162 words
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Article90 1967-02-16 7 WASHINGTON. Wed. (AFP) —The United States and the Soviet Union signed an agreement on fishing rights here on Monday, it was reported today. The negotiations for the agreement began in January. The agreement covers fishing for giant crabs in the Bering Straits, as well as other points90 words
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Article166 1967-02-16 7 NEW DELHI, Wed. (UPI) Balloting for a new Indian Parliament today was marred by violence in wide areas of the country. Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi, who was hit by stones during a campaign speech last w r eek. was among the first voters. She166 words
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60 1967-02-16 7 WASHINGTON. Wed. (Reuter) Bio-satellite One, an insect-filled U.S. spacecraft which has been orbiting the earth for the past two months, has landed "somewhere near Australia," the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced early today. Aircraft are searching for the spacecraft along its orbital path over60 words
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Article79 1967-02-16 7 ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey, Wed. (Reuter) By the end of this century, countries facing population problems may increase taxes on couples as they have more children, a New York biologist predicted here. Professor H Bentley Glass, of the biology department of the State University of New York,79 words
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Article147 1967-02-16 7 MONCTON. New Brunswick Canada, (AFP) —Two young children living here will soon die of a disease producing effects of extreme old age, doctors said today, Ricky Gallant, aged 11, and his sister Norma aged 8, will never live past the age of 14, because147 words
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Article136 1967-02-16 7 MILFORD HAVEN. Wales, Wed. (Reuter) A Dutch coaster, in danger of blowing up, drifted off the Welsh coast today amid fears that she might enter Atlantic shipping lanes as "a floating bomb." Coastguards said they would consider using aerial rockets to destroy the 300ton vessel136 words
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77 1967-02-16 7 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter)' Detectives searched buses and houses here yesterday for an axe killer who battered two elderly people to death. Miss Alice Bibby, who was in her eighties, and 68-year-old William Sharpe were found dead on Monday night in her South London home.77 words
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328 1967-02-16 7 WASHINGTON, Wed.(AFP) Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Henry Fowler said today that the speed with which the United States could reach a balance in its ex ternal payments depended on the trade balance and the position in Vietnam. Commenting on the 1966 balance of328 words
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Article524 1967-02-16 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (AP and UPI). The president of the National Student Association has revealed that the association received money from the Central Intelligence Agency, the "New York Times'* reported yesterday. The association is the largest college student organisation in the United States. Mr. Groves524 words
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Miscellaneous96 1967-02-16 6 *")_$+%]/~@+{^:@:;=>'!>.?!!/:$, tw n J) 7WE NAVIES OF EI6HT FOREIGN A6ENTS »VWO ARE 6MU66LIN© 601P OUT OF THE COUNTRY/ TWE GOVERNMENT SMOUIPGIVE US A NEW CAR KJR 77*0 CATCH.' 4 VI gpp A6ENT MARTIN OROWN CAN PICK THESE PAPERS UP AT OUR *9 AMP...OV, ON/ v xm K 1 > >96 words
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Miscellaneous22 1967-02-16 7 It* AN EXC6I.Lt CHOICE. ...i I AJSK WHO FOR? by Johnny hut ITS FOR WILEY'! HOW 'BOOT A NIICE'SOCKTOeovWITH IT? >\V 11!22 words
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Article740 1967-02-16 8 YESTERDAY was the 25th anniversary of the fall of the British fortress of Singapore to the victorious Army of General Yamashita. Over a television station in England this week, one of the defenders of Singapore, Lt. Col. Dennis Russell-Roberts, said that the worst defeat in British740 words
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Article, Illustration1301 1967-02-16 8 BEN D'CUNHA - bv: BEN D'CUNHA A GOODWILL gesture on the part of the Japanese Government in 1962 to build a park in Singapore as a war memorial sparked off the present controversial 'blood debt' claim. It led to anti-Japanese feeling being whipped1,301 words
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945 1967-02-16 8 COLO, Indonesia, Wed. (UPI) The former Communist strongholds in Central Java are falling into line behind the new order military government in Indonesia, thanks to a combination of intensive propaganda, heavy army pressure and sheer political expediency. An intensive propaganda campaign carried out by945 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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213 1967-02-16 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. (UPI) —Japan's leading k electric appliance maker, Sanyo, will shortly set up joint enterprises here and Malaysia to produce and sell household elec- trical appliances. The announcement ir.ade by Sanyo's general office in Osaka said the two joint enterprises with "Malaysian and213 words
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Article116 1967-02-16 9 S I NG A P O R E. Wed. The Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following cnanges in its rates to merpiants: NfW YORK: Buying T.T. 32 1/16; Airmail O.D 32 13/ 6; 90 d/st. 33 1/4 credit bil*: 33 9/16 trade bills. CANADA: Buying T.T.116 words
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Article, Illustration115 1967-02-16 9 LONDON, Wed. A revolutionary car that can "walk" up a kerb stone or a small flight of stairs lias been built by London University scientists for children who have lost the use of their legs. The outer discs fitted to the wheels incorporate "legs" that are pressed back115 words
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360 1967-02-16 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A seve.i-man trade mission from Leicester, central England, will visit Singapore. Hongkong, Tokyo. Vancouver and Toronto during a three-week sales tour, beginning on Mar. 30. The mission will be here from Mar. 31 to April 5. SjK>nsored by the Leicester360 words
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Article, Illustration132 1967-02-16 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. Fong Gim Siew, a senior technical assistant of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd., left here yesterday for Britain on a special technical training course. Mr. Fong becomes the 27th member of the Dunlop organisation to be sent overseas for training since the establishment132 words
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Article276 1967-02-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. March first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 57} cents Per lb., unchanged. The tone was quiet. Opening quotations were marked down in sympathy with lower London advices and thereafter the market ruled quiet and about276 words
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Article27 1967-02-16 9 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Rubber market opened very quiet with No. 1 RSS spot 17-5/8 17-3/4 No. 1 RSS CIF basis ports FE 17-3/16 17-5/16.27 words
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Article24 1967-02-16 9 NEW YORK, Wed. (AP) Rubber standard futures closed quiet. No sales. Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked sheets 21 N (N —Nominal.)24 words
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952 1967-02-16 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Industrial shares continued to improve on the Stock Market, but the tone was quiet. Buying interest extended further on Malayan Collieries which showed a good rise of 17 cents during the day. Business done from $2.01 to $2.08. But the turnover was952 words
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Article22 1967-02-16 9 HONG-KONG. Wed. (UPI) Money quotations: HK55.*****/5.7425 per US dollar for cash, HK$ 15.99 per pound sterling. HK5264.25 per tael gold.22 words
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473 1967-02-16 9 STOCK EXCHANGE MALAYSIA, S'PORE SINGAPORE Stock i Ex- change hid and offer prices officially listed at the clo*e of business. INDUSTRIAL B. s. Rou«tead 1.52 C. >ugar 1.84 1.86 Chemical Co. 1.76 1.77 Cold Storage 8.18 Dun lop (Old) 2.31 2.32 E. Smelting 4.24 4.44 Esw> Ords 3.26 3.28 Fltzpat473 words
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Article51 1967-02-16 9 (Managers Price*) First Malayan XD 2.19 2.S9 Second Malavan XD 1.50 1.8ft Third Malayan 1.15 1.«S The Commerce Industry Fond... .88 .89 The Savings frund 1.38 1.48 Malaysian Investment Fund .90 1.00 Sterling Commodity 4 4/7 First Hong konjt... 1.00 t.M» Second Hong Kong .70 .:4* (•Hong Kong51 words
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Article113 1967-02-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. sincnpore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were* Coconut oil e a. O a beliers (FOB) Bulk 45.00 Coconut oil (FOB) Drums 48.00 Loose Copra Mixed Feb/Mar 28.00 Sugar (Java) exgodown 25.50 Nutmegs 110« 4.-»ri.oo Nutmeg* B X- W 210.00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) as 102.50113 words
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Article15 1967-02-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The tin price for today was $603.37$ per plcul, up $1.37*.15 words
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Article179 1967-02-16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The following ships are expected in port today: Godowns Vessels 1/2 Ibaraki Maru 3/4 Canberra Maru 5 Andrzej Strug 6/7 Nachisan Maru 10/11 Gloria Maru 13/14 Straat Fiji 15/16 Cyclops 18 Varild 19 Empire Gannet 21/22 Eizan Maru 23 Kvosho Maru 24 Tjiliwong 25 26 Shinsein179 words
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887 1967-02-16 9 AIR MOVEMENTS S'PORE, K. LUMPUR ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 7.05 a.m. Airline MSA 029 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8.3.' a.m. Airline MSA 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 9.20 a.m. Airline GIA 982 from Jakarta. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline MSA 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.00 a.m. Airline MSA 451 from887 words
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Article165 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Association of Accredited Advertisers Association has elected Mr. J.D.C. Flanagan, Managing Director of LPE Singapore Limited, as its President for 1967 and Mr. A. B. Green of Cathay Advertising Limited as Vice President. The election took place at the Association's recent annual general meeting165 words
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123 1967-02-16 10 BINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore National Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Committee was yesterday unanimously admitted to membership of the 60member Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation. The acceptance came on the second day of the Organisation's annual council meeting now going on in Nicosia, Cyprus. The delegations present, which Included123 words
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134 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Justice Buttrose today described the sentence of four years imposed on Davamani Kesava Padayachi for housebreaking as "a little savage" and reduced it to two years from the date of conviction. He remarked that though Davamani escaped from Police custody he134 words
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Article89 1967-02-16 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Illegal squatters at Scudai Kanan here will be given land by the Johore Government. This assurance was given today by the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Othman Mohd Sa'at. He said this after meeting 112 squatter families comprising nearly 1,000 people at Scudai89 words
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187 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Miss Josephine Tan, the Passenger Relations Hostess of Qantas, employed at the Singapore airport to welcome and assist tourists and business people visiting the Republic recently attended a course in Sydney, the headquarters of Qantas. The course covered the Qantas organisation, history,187 words
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Article56 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. A police supervisee, Chua Siaw Teck, had his sentence of three years reduced to two years by Mr. Justice Buttrose today on appeal. Chua was sentenced by a Magistrate's Court to three years imprisonment for failing to report to a police station on a Tuesday at56 words
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Article146 1967-02-16 10 PENANG. Wed. The chairman of the Board of Directors, Southern Bank, Tan Sri Saw Seng Kew, on behalf of the bank, presented a cheque for $5,000 to the Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. for the Penang State Scholarship Fund, today. He also presented another cheque146 words
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Article134 1967-02-16 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The High Commissioner for India, Mr. Mustafa Kamil Kidwai will leave tomorrow on a day's farewell visit to Malacca. He will call on the Governor and the Chief Minister to say goodbye to them before relinquishing his post on March 6. On Friday he134 words
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Article, Illustration289 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Public Works Department is constructing a Pan-Island Expressway to link the Kallang industrial basin with Toa Payoh and Jurong New Towns. Sections of this Pan-Island Expressway which are being constructed are: New MacPherson Road South from Paya Lebar Road to Aljunied Road. Work289 words
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234 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Ministry of Health has formulated a scheme to send more promising radiographers abroad to learn new techniques and observe the latest trends in radiography. This was disclosed today by the Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, at the first graduation ceremony of234 words
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Article69 1967-02-16 10 KUALA LUMPUR, A 17-year-old office boy with the Public Works Department here was seriously injured when he fell five storeys down the shaft of a lift in the China Insurance Building in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman at about 1.30 p.m. today. N. Balachandran. who received69 words
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257 1967-02-16 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The dispute between Hospital Assistants in Johore and the Ministry of Health has been referred to the Federal Establishment Office. The matter was sent to the F.EO. after a recent negotiation between top officials of the Ministry257 words
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Article286 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Boy Scouts Association and the Singapore Girl Guides Association will jointly celebrate Scout-Guide Week commemorating the birthday of the founder of the Scout and Guide movements from Feb. 19-26. An elaborate programme has been arranged and the President, Enc he Yusuf Ishak.286 words
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Article42 1967-02-16 10 SEGAMAT, Wed. About 100 people were made homeless as floods deteriorated here tonight. The homeless were given temporary shelter by relatives. friends, and rescue operators. Heavy downpour continued here and all policemen have been put on alert.42 words
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Article165 1967-02-16 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Several parts of the State were again heavily flooded today after a lull of almost three weeks. The Johore Bahru-Segamat Road which is under four-and-a-half-feet of water is impassable to traffic. A Police report said the flood level was increasing The report165 words
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Article148 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. A cashier who was on his way to a bank to deposit $6,000 was reportedly forced into an unknown car and robbed of the entire sum which was in cash this morning. Police said today. The robbery happened at busy South Bridge Road148 words
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Article108 1967-02-16 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two Royal Air Force P er sonnel died in a road accident yesterday whtn their Land-Rover collided with an on-coming lorry At Tam1 pines Road. Charles Holden. 27. the driver, and his passenger. Edmond Ryan, 35, sustained head injuries aid on the108 words
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Article41 1967-02-16 10 PENANG, Wed. Thieves broke into the residence oi an executive of SandilarButtery, Penang office, m** W. K. Chubley. 39. in Jesselton Road and stole more than $3,000 worth oi articles including tv writers cameras, watcne* and a sewing machine.41 words
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Miscellaneous16 1967-02-16 10 %(*<?'-=/;}.!{>*.{"%,?/@)}'\":_ b tTi TUINWe, A&U. WHY DON'T A STROLL? BABUS ALWAYS THIMK WELFARE Ti r. warn m16 words
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Article, Illustration572 1967-02-16 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. —The towering 222foot Memorial to Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation, 1942 1945, was unveiled this morning by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. During the unveiling ceremony, religious leaders of the Muslim, Buddhist, Christian, randu, Jewish, Sikh and572 words
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398 1967-02-16 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Memorial to Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation commemorates an experience, which, in spite of its horrors, serves as catalyst in buildins: a nation out of the young and unestablished community of diverse immigrants. The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee398 words
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236 1967-02-16 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. *lr. Justice Buttrose today quashed the conviction and sentence of Tan Heng alias Lee Eng T°h on two charges of causing hurt and ordered a retrial. He ordered the re-trial to take place at the "utmost speed" before another District Court Judge. in passing236 words
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Article432 1967-02-16 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Eight persons were today charged in the Second District Court here with rioting and causfng hurt to four Police Officers on Oct. 30, last year. I They are Ooh Chu Chung, 25, Peh Kin Swee. 20. Tan Lee Huak. 19, Lee Team Sing, 19,432 words
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435 1967-02-16 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. While most people spend their 21st birthday celebrating their coming-of-age at a party i n their homes or at a restaurant, Andrew Keith Wilson, spent that ever-impor-tant date in a man's life, "digging my own grave." The incident which435 words
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407 1967-02-16 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Royal Navv ships todav helped in rescue operations when a Thai vessel, the S.S. "Mahathevi" (1,780 tons), ran aground at Pulau Pemanggil, 30 miles off the east coast of West Malaysia and 75 miles north-east of Singapore. At 3.20407 words
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125 1967-02-16 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. While the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, this morning unveiled the Memorial to Civilian Victims some 80 yards away, a Police Corporal dived into the sea to save the life of a 21-year-old girl. The Police Corporal, Hamdan125 words
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Article, Illustration326 1967-02-16 12 A nice looking pot was made by an excellent potter. Many beautiful designs were carved on it. Actually it was I who had been born as a lovely pot. My master, the potter named me "The FloweredVase". I was proud of this beautiful name326 words
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Article, Illustration497 1967-02-16 12 'THE street is dark except for the dim halo of light near one of the only streets near my place. A slight wind is blowing, bringing with it the smell of rubbish in the choked drains. Occasionally, one hears the howling of dogs which sends497 words
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Article, Illustration178 1967-02-16 12 English is a 4 very common language. We can find people speaking English in every corner of the world. 'Many countries, such a| New Zealand, Britain, Ue United States, Australia, India and some ntwly-independent counties use English as their official language. English is now becoming more178 words
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Article, Illustration266 1967-02-16 12 MY 2nd term holidays began on 29th July 1966. On that day, I went for a visit to my aunty in Singapore. At first, she was shocked to see me calling at her door early one morning. She stood at the doorway to greet me.266 words
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Article, Illustration447 1967-02-16 12 I WOKE up on a sunny morning. The birds were singing happily, but I thought they were teasing me. I turned over so that I could not see the sun, and thought about what I would do. It was a holiday I could do anything I447 words
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Article, Illustration170 1967-02-16 12 THE television programme I never fail to see is "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." Napoleon Solo is my favourite actor. His face looks very much like Dev Anand, another actor I like very much. The reason why I like Napoleon Solo is because when he is170 words
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Article, Illustration208 1967-02-16 12 ONE day I was going back after a midnight show with my friends, when it rained. We looked for shelter and we saw a house not far from us. We ran into the house. It was very dark. We sat on something but we208 words
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Article, Illustration314 1967-02-16 12 BANGKOK is geographically known as the "Venice of the East". However, I had always visualised Bangkok as a filthy town full of radiating canals. I was wrong about this for it is indeed the most wonderful city, beautiful, fascinating and simply exotic. On reaching the314 words
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Article, Illustration363 1967-02-16 12 RING-A-LING! R i n g-a-ling! My ears are constantly droning with this ringing and the regular buzzing of voices. I had experienced for quite a number of years, my job for human beings. As I am a public telephone, I had no particular name. How363 words
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Article, Illustration285 1967-02-16 12 I WAS walking by the river when I saw an old temple. It was already 8 p.m. Though it was not very dark, the loneliness and quietness made the temple look very haunted. Suddenly, there came a loud scream from the temple. I285 words
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Advertisement147 1967-02-16 12 NEW ESSAY CONTEST FOR THOSE WHO ARE 14 AND UNDER THE EASTERN SUN'S new essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under appears in this page every Thursday. One of the objects of this contest is to encourage young boys and girls to express themselves properly. And147 words
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Article584 1967-02-16 13 ALBERT KOMMA - By ALBERT KOMMA Bonn, Wed. All nations share the concern that the area where their populations live might be attacked with nuclear weapons or damaged and contaminated by nuclear explosions on neighb o u r i n g territory. The atomic power, too, must share these preoccupations,584 words
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Article562 1967-02-16 13 Dr. Gerhard Schroeder - By Dr. Gerhard Schroeder. Federal Defence Minister T>ONN, Wed. It is now possible to affirm that security policy within the framework of the North Atlantic Alliance so far practiced by the Federal Government has preserved the German Federal Republic from external thread In the interest562 words
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Article, Illustration196 1967-02-16 13 QTt TTGART (Dal)) Wed. The pavilion of the Federal Republic of Germany at the World Fair in Montreal promises to be an' architectural sensation. The German "circus tent" as the manypointed building is called has been erected on the island in the St. Laurence River and the interior196 words
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Article, Illustration137 1967-02-16 13 HAMBURG, Wed. The 1967 International Boat Exhibition was opened here recently. Three of its numerous attractions were a light foamed plastic motorboat for water go-karting (as shown above), an unsinkable floating seat of lightweight impermeable material and a new underwater camera with flash device. Four hundred137 words
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201 1967-02-16 13 DK LEVERKUSEN, Wed. The West German Farbenfabriken Bayer, one of the nation's three major chemical combines, increased its overall turnover to 6.900 million marks last year 9.5 per cent increase over 1965. Future business prospects are bright, according to the company's board. Bayer expects to201 words
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Miscellaneous155 1967-02-16 13 'iiTryfn ODEON 2 1 -1 16 »th DAY: 11, 1.30, 4, 0.30, 0.30 (No Free List) Columbia Pictures Presents "THE PROFESSIONALS" BURT LANCASTER LEE MARVIN PanaVision Technicolor [orchardlPALACEl ***** I 4 7 W t »th BIG DAT! !.3ft, 4.00. II 1J», 4.oft. 4 9.15 p.m. II 6.45 9.3 ft p.m.155 words
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Miscellaneous355 1967-02-16 13 'SHAW IGANISSTIOM L I D <5 Phonp ;H.)h 2nd Week! 11 1 4V4-O.M-* 13 'No Free LUt* Yui Brynner RETIRN Of TBt V 1 in Panavision St Color 'UA) CAPITOL Phone ***** Open* Today— No Free Ll:t 11 a.m.. IJMI 4*o. 6.4 A 0.30 p.* LI Li Hua "OoddeM of355 words
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344 1967-02-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Selangor Hockey Association will start its knock-out and six-a-side competition for the season 1966/1967 next month to pick the best team to represent the state in the Malaysian Hockey Federation's six-a-side tournament which is scheduled to be played at344 words
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Article63 1967-02-16 14 LONDON. Wed. (AFP) Former world champion racing driver John Surtees left London yesterday for Tokyo where he will test Japan's Honda three litre Formula One racing car. The Honda, which overcame mechanical problems to finish third in last month's South African Grand Prix, should make its63 words
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Article209 1967-02-16 14 MANILA, Wed. (AFP) The newly-formed Amateur Swimming Federation of Asia (ASFA) will hold the first ASFA swimming tournament in Manila on May 21 to 27, swimming officials here disclosed today. The championships will be a biennial affair aimed at the rapid development of swimming209 words
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Article321 1967-02-16 14 SEREMBAN, Wed.-The Negri Sem bilan Hockey Association has named 38 players for their first state trial which will be held on Sunday. Two other trials will also ->e held on Feb. 23 and 24. The matches will be played on the N. S. padang.321 words
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285 1967-02-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Hockey Federation Executive Council will consider the proposal to run this year's Tun Razak Cup hockey competition on a carnival basis, when they meet here o»n Saturday. The Competition Committee of the M.H.F. which is285 words
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Article81 1967-02-16 14 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) The England badminton team to meet South Africa in the semi-final of the European Zone of the Thomas Cup the men's team championship of the world at Wallasey, Cheshire on Feb. 22 and 23 includes two new "caps." They are David81 words
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100 1967-02-16 14 HONG KONG. Wed. (UPI) The Czechoslovakian Sparta Prague football team made a clean sweep of its three-game Chinese New Year series by defeating the Combined Chinese team 4-2 in the final game last night. Score was 3-1 at the end of first half.100 words
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276 1967-02-16 14 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Wed. (AP). Because of the touchy political situation in Africa, African representatives to the 1967 Carling World Golf Tournament will qualify in two different groups. Tournament director Howard R. Taylor said yesterday two places in the world tournament, being276 words
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Article132 1967-02-16 14 LONDON, Wed. (UPI) Sir Alf Ramsey, manager of England's world champion soccer team, yesterday attended a Buckingham Palace investiture to receive the accolade of a Knight Bachelor from Queen Elizabeth. England's captain, Bobby Moore, also was at the Palace to receive the insignia of an 0.8.132 words
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Article39 1967-02-16 14 IPOH, Wed. Exhibition badminton matches, sponsored by Messrs. Malayan Tobacco Co. Berhad, will take place at St. John Ambulance Hall here at 7 p.m. on Monday. The exhibition games are being organised by the Perak Badminton Association.39 words
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Advertisement509 1967-02-16 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT VACANCIES IN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE TEACHERS-IN-TRAINING (Higher School Certificate/ English Medium) QUALIFICATIONS: Must be Singapore ci^ zens AGE: 18 29 years on 1.1.67. Full Cambridge Higher School Certificate; OR Principal passes in 3 subjects, or Principal passes in 2 subjects and Subsidiary passes in 2 subjects, in509 words
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Advertisement143 1967-02-16 14 ANNOUNCEMENTS. MARRIACES. BIRTHS. DEATHS. ENCAGEMENTS. PERSONAL. IN MEMORIAM ETC. VEHICLES FOR SALE. SITUATIONS VACANT. ACCOMMODATION VACANT. FOR SALE. WANTED ETC $lO |*s/FOR A MINIMUM OP TWrm' WORDS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD 50 CENTS FOR A MINIMUM OF TWENTY WORDS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD 25 CENTS (Box Number is charged at three words143 words
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Miscellaneous660 1967-02-16 14 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Patau Pinang: 6 Ipoh and Melaka; 3/10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taipin?; 7 Batu Pahat; 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. 5.55 NATIONAL SONGS.660 words
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Article1733 1967-02-16 15 WINDSOR LAD - Tulloh, Rinus score doubles By WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Chiaramella, confidently ridden by apprentice Hassan, created a spectacular upset when he led all the way to coast home a six-length winner in the 6f. for Class Five Division One, to pay $134 at Kuala Lumpur this1,733 words
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117 1967-02-16 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. The first round in the FAM Cup series between Singapore and Johore will now be played at Johore Bahru on February 19. This was disclosed to Sunsport by the vice-presi-dent of FAS. Lt./Col. G.W. Shaw, here today. Lt./Col. Shaw said Johore117 words
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156 1967-02-16 15 NEW YORK. Wed. (Reuter) Cassius Clay will meet Zora Folley in the next defence of his world heavyweight boxing title, according to Press reports here. The bout, expected to be held in New York on March 22, will be announced today by the156 words
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143 1967-02-16 15 EDINBURGH. Wed. (Reuter) Scotland's Rugby Union team to play Ireland at Murrayfleld here on February 25 is unchanged from that which defeated Walos earlier this month. The selectors have pinned their faith in a team which is solid and workmanlike and which has a143 words
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Article111 1967-02-16 15 CHITTAOONO. Pakistan, Wed (Reuter) After early shocks M.C.C. Under 25 had the best of things today when they began a two-day match with an XI raised by the Governor of East Pakistan. On a newly laid turf pitch, M.C.C. lost their first three wickets with111 words
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Article, Illustration154 1967-02-16 15 DARMSTADT: She It now 21-years. old, has won 125 times in S-tests, 60 of which were hi official international tournaments and was herewith one of the most successful jumping horses in the Federal Republic of Germany. Then she bore five fillies hi a row: Halei, Ha 11154 words
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183 1967-02-16 15 SINGAPORE. Wed The captain of the Indian cricket team. Mr. P. R. Umrigar today criticised South Africa for mixing cricket with politics. He said the apartheid policy on sports in South Africa was "all wrong". The captain was spesking to newsmen at Paya183 words
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242 1967-02-16 15 MILAN, Wed. (Reuter) Inter-Milan seek revenge over Real Madrid, who eliminated them in last year's semi-finals, when the two "giants" of post-war European football clash here today in the first leg of their European Cup quarter final. Inter, European champions in 1964 and 1965.242 words
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Article143 1967-02-16 15 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Mark Rowe, England's Commonwealth Games champion in Jamica last year, last night stopped Ernest Musao (Rhodesia* in the fourth round of their eight rounds professional middleweight bout at the Albert Hall here. The referee stopped the fight to save Musso further143 words
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Article296 1967-02-16 15 SAN JOSE, California, Wed. (IPI) The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) were at each other's throats again yesterday while the rest of the United States was busy exchanging valentines. The AAU touched off the latest skirmish between the two feuding groups296 words
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Miscellaneous49 1967-02-16 15 BIG SWEEP 1 TOTAL POOL: 596,095.00 FIRST PRIZE No. *****7 523,783.00 SECOND PRIZE No. *****0 $11,891.00 THIRD PRIZE No. *****7 5.945 00 STARTERS (5600.00 each): Nos. *****4 *****0 *****1 *****9 *****1 *****4 *****4 *****4 *****5. CONSOLATION ($528.00 each): Nos. *****3 *****9 *****8 *****1 *****6 *****7 *****8 *****5 *****6 *****549 words
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489 1967-02-16 16 Albert Johnson - MANAGER DENIES OWING FAM $2,700 By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Wed.—The manager of the touring Swiss side, Mr. Albert Glatt, today denied that the supporters who accompanied the team owed the Football Association of Malaya a sum of $2,700 in respect of hotel accommodation489 words
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257 1967-02-16 16 SALISBURY, Maryland, Wed. (UPI) Top foreign seed Cliff Drysdale of South Africa and Davis Cupper Marty Riessen, the sixthranking American from Evanston, Illinois, had to go all out on Tuesday to win in the second round of the 64th U.S. Men's Indoor Tennis257 words
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311 1967-02-16 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Albert Glatt, manager of the Swiss soccer team and free-lance sports writer today criticised Helenio Herrera, the highest paid soccer coach in the world for advocating a soccer revolution to break the "stranglehold'* defence tactic. Mr. Glatt was311 words
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Article42 1967-02-16 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tampenis Rovers beat Schools B' in the first round of the FAS youth knockout soccer tournament played at Farrer Park today. Other results: Peru Indians beat Windsor Rovers B' (5-3); Hamilton S.C. beat Kolam Ayer (1-0).42 words
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589 1967-02-16 16 Ian Pereira - By Ian Pereira KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Wee Choon Seng of Singapore and Tan Leng Houw of Indonesia moved into the first court for the first singles of the four-day Pesta Badminton which started at the Sta« dium Negara tonight. The Indonesian edged589 words
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Article, Illustration35 1967-02-16 16 CO LOME BECHAR (Algeria) The sand yachts are lined at the starting line here before the start of this unusual race of 2,500 kilometres through the Harian Dunes. UPI pix. UPI pix.UPI pix. - 35 words
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166 1967-02-16 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. The People's Association will be organising a basketball referees' training course some time in March this year. Eighty trainees will be recruited for the course. They will be given both theoretical as well as practical coaching while under training. Trainees will166 words
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208 1967-02-16 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Malaysian sprint ace and former medical student, Mani bade "sayonara" to Singaipore today. The "fastest man in Asia" and golden boy of the Malaysian athletic contingent to the Asian Games left here this morning to take up his new post in Kuala208 words
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178 1967-02-16 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. A 22-rrun strong German national amateur soccer team will make a twomonth tour of Asian countries from December 1967 to January 1968. The vice-president of the Asian Football Confederation. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, disclosed that the Football Association of the Republic178 words
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Article146 1967-02-16 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Swiss football association is actively working out plans in preparation nost the Asian All-Sta. tour of Europe between April and May next ypar. This was disclosed Sunsport by the soccer team manager. > Albert Glatt. at Paya Lebar International Airport toda_Mr. Glatt said146 words
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340 1967-02-16 16 LIEGE, Belgium, Wed. (UPI) Brazilian soccer star Jose Germano will marry runaway Italian heiress countess Giovanna Agusta "within a few days/' a Belgian newspaper said today. The 21-year-old heiress to an Italian motor cycle fortune arrived here over the weekend to marry Germano340 words
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Article106 1967-02-16 16 IPOH, Wed. A six-a-side volleyball tournament among teams in Perak will take place in the first week of next month. The matches will be played at the Yuk Choy Primary School courts in Hugh Low Street, starting at 7.30 p.m. for the first match and 8.30 p.m.106 words
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