Eastern Sun, 1 May 1967

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  • Title Section
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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent. National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1986. Vol. 1 No. 280 Monday* 1 May 1967. MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents
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  • Article
    Lock icon Girl(4) starts 7-hour fire
    160 1 MANILA, Sun. AP) Police will not prosecute on arsonist responsible for a se v en-hour fire which rendered over 1,500 families homeless. The culprit is a four-yecr-old girl. The Friday blaze, which gutted a residential atf\i n nf irbr City and destruction otfiriai' at 5 million
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    Lock icon INDIRA BACKS HUSAIN
    384 1  -  PRESIDENTIAL^ election! Bv NICHOLAS MOORE NEW DELHI, SUN. (REUTER) TNDIAN PRIME MINISTER. Indira Gandhi stakes her political future next Thursday in India's fourth Presidential election the first in which the government nominee has not been sure of success. Election is by an electoral college formed by members
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    Lock icon Ulysses 'mutilated' charge
    65 1 CANNES, France, Sun. (UPI) Angry American film producer Joseph Strick claimed, today, that Cannes Film Festival officials "mutilated" his film "ULYSSES." A screening of the controversial British motion picture sent an audience into an uproar last night. Strick told UPI that festival officials censored French subtitles without
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    Lock icon TITLE GOES TO MIRTA MASSA OF ARGENTINA
    411 1 Miss International... LONG BEACH, California, Sun. (UPI) Miss Argentina, a goldenhaired and golden-skin-ned 19-year-old, won the Miss International beauty crown last night and burst into tears of joy. Runners-up in order among the 15 finalists were: Miss Israel, Miss American Beauty, Miss Peru
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    Lock icon Regal splendour...
    36 1 RESPLENDENT in their regal gowns, the Empress of Iran. Queen Farah (right) and her guest, Queen Sirikit of Thailand, attend a dinner in honour of the King and Queen of Thailand in Teheran, recently.
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    Lock icon Students killed in clashes
    130 1 HONG KONG Sun. (UPI) Scores of students were killed or wounded in two serious clashes staged by the Red Guards in Canton last week, the rightwing Sing Tao Daily said here, today. The paper, quoting travellers from the China mainland, said the Red Guards were involved
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    Lock icon Spacecraft worker, wife killed
    83 1 TTTUSVILLE, Florida, Sun. (UPI) A spacecraft worker who made headlines by charging that sloppy workmanship played a major role in the Apollo 1 moonship disaster was killed on Friday night in a traincar collision that also claimed the lives of two other members of his family.
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    Lock icon Humphrey answers critics
    109 1 HURON, South Dakota. Sun. (AP) Vice-President Mr. Hubert Humphrey discounted last night talk that the Vietnam war is hurting President Johnson's political chances in 1968. and sounded an optimistic note for both the President and himself in next year election. "There is no doubt in my mind
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    Lock icon Red China rejects Soviet call
    289 1 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) Communist China today rejected a Soviet call for joint action in assisting North Vietnam and charged that Kremlin leaders are worse than former Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The Chinese rejection came in an article appearing in today's edition of the Peking People's Daily,
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    Lock icon Cheers for Constantine
    83 1 ATHENS, Sun. (UPI) King Constantine of Greece appeared in public for the first time last night since the military seized power eight days ago in a bloodless coup d'etat. Thousands of Athenians greeted the young monarch with applauses and chants of "Long Live The King". The 26-year-old
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  • World news
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      Lock icon 'Get out' demand denied
      89 3 r\SHINGTON. Sun. (AP) State Department yesterday it has reno request from iii-tan to pull out of the ft Air Base at Peshawar. 1 n Indian news agency, o'Tpd News ol India, had Sorted on Friday that 5-Uan was ordering the T'ed States out of the *hawar
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      Lock icon 'Too dear at the World Fair'
      84 3 MONTREAL. Sun. (Reu- Thousands of firstvi iters to Canada's World Fair Expo '67 '.a.-t nTRht with one ,r grouser food and prices were too high. admit they have -mplaint and said a lot adjustments were needed es, service-, quality r size of portions. la
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      Lock icon LBJ gets a temple
      142 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. /AP» President Johnson awarded a 2.000-ypar-old Egyptian temple yesterday to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York city. The United Arab Republic gave the temple of Denur to this country in appreciation for American to the campaign to save the famed Abu Simbel
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      Lock icon North Vietnam's MIG airfield bombarded
      452 3  -  By ROBERT HART OAIGON, Sun. (Reuter) United States fighter-bombers again attacked the North Vietnamese MIG airfield at Hoa Lac, 19 miles west of Hanoi, yesterday, it was announced today. An American military spokesman said the Air Force Phantoms made the attack before dawn and reported
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      Lock icon COMMONWEALTH FOR SHAPING THE FUTURE
      145 3 fpnt n Sun (Rp uter) —The Commonwealth is poh" 3 m re im P° r tant and relevant instrument to *P p future of the world than it used to be, the mmonwralth Secretary-General, Mr. Arnold Smith, said a P rp rf,, '°rded radio broadcast
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      Lock icon Hong Kong to make TV history
      481 3 By HO CHANG PANG HONGKONG. Sun. (Reuter). This tiny British colony on the doorstep of China will make ielevision history by Becoming the first place in the world to have a service start up in colour. Hongkong Television Broadcasts Limited, which won a Government
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      Lock icon Crowded Moscow churches
      71 3 MOSCOW, Sun (Reuter) Mounted Police held back huge crowds surging around Moscow churches early today as Russian Christians sang their Easter midnight massThousands of curious youngster flocked to the big Moscow churches to watch the traditional midnight procession of richly-robed orthodox priests hailing the resurrection of Christ.
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      Lock icon Pakistan seeks phone aid
      43 3 KARACHI. Sun (AP) A delegation from Pakistan will visit Australia. Japan and the United States next month to seek assistance for introducing direct dial telephoning between East and West Pakistan, through satellite telecommunication, it was officially announced here yesterday.
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      Lock icon Great honour to be an MP in Greece
      439 3  -  Thai King's visit By: SAM MODIANO ATHENS. Sun. (Reuter) Being elected a Member of Parliament in Greece, though the pay is only 28.500 drachmas or €342 tax-free is a much-sought-after honour. It is estimated that for each of the 300 seats to
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    • Article
      Lock icon Whisky for calves
      78 3 BRISBANE. Sun. (Reuter) A Queensland grazier has saved starving calves from a drought-stricken area by dosing them with whisky. When Mr. J. Reynolds, of Oakey, 103 miles west of Brisbane, bought about 1.000 head of cattle, including several calves he found that some of the calves, weak
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      Lock icon Earthquake in N.E. Tokyo
      46 3 TOKYO. Sun. (AP) A weak earthquake shook areas of the north-east of Tokyo today but was unfelt here, the Japanese Meteorological Agency reported. It said the epicentre was in Ibaraxin Prefecture, 100 kilometres north-east of Tokyo. No damage or casualties were reported.
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      Lock icon 400 LIGHT INDUSTRIES GOT L.I.S. AID, ADVICE
      597 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Light Industries Services Unit of the Economic Development Board has, during its three years of operation, extended maximum help and advice to more than 400 light industries in the Republic. In the Jurong Industrial Estate, of the 44 light industries
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    • Article
      Lock icon Queries for Ministers at next sitting of Parliament
      305 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kim San, has been asked about the total value of China-made goods imported into Singapore and Singapore-made goods exported to China in 1966. The question has been submitted by the MP for Delta, Madam
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      Lock icon ROBYN LEAVES FOR HOME....
      106 4 PRETTY Miss Robvn Boyd, 19, the "1967 Miss West Australia Apple Queen" Feft Singapore by Malaysia-Singapore Airlines during the weekend for Perth after a brief stay in the Republic. During: her trip here, Miss Boyd went on a sight-seeing tour of Malacca,. Penang and Kuala Lumpur.
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      Lock icon Charity fair
      31 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Bedok Methodist Church's Food and Fun Fair in aid of its building* fund will be held at Jalan Greja tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    • Article
      Lock icon $250,000 Outward Bound School for Pulau Ubin
      345 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. A §250,000 Outward Bound Training School will be set up by the Singapore Government in Pulau Übin to train Singapore youths in the "outward bound*' activities. The school is expected to be completed in August, this year. This was announced by
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      Lock icon 19 S'pore manufacturers for Zambian Trade Fair
      238 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Nineteen local manufacturers will take part in the Zambian Trade Fair to be held in Ndola in July, this year. This will be the second time that Singapore is participating in an overseas trade fair, the first being the Bangkok International
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      Lock icon Towards becoming better executives
      83 4 SINGAPORE'S 18 top managers attended a five-day course recently to learn to become better executives. The honour to teach these managers fell on Mr. Robert H. Yansteelant of the world famous management training firm, Kepner-Tregoe and Associates. The five-day course, based on "Problem-Analysis and Decision-Makin?," was
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      Lock icon Today's May Day rally
      58 4 SINGAPORE. Sun —The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will address a May Day rally at Trade Union House. Shenton Way, tomorrow morning. A teachers band will be in attendance from 9 a.m. to 10 a m. There will also be a variety show from
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      Lock icon Police make arrest
      86 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Police last night arrested a member of an illegal procession at Chong Pang Village. According to the police, there were three illegal precessions in different parts of the Republic. The police spokesman said the illegal processions were in protest against the Security, Trade Union, and
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      Lock icon 'Safe cycling' campaign to stop accidents
      191 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The alarming rate of traffic accidents involving cyclists has moved the National Safety First Council of Singapore to launch a month-long Safe Cycl- ing Campaign. The campaign, which began on April 24, will end on May 23. It is part of the
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      Lock icon More N-planes to be left in Germany
      361 13 R( (V.\. Germany, (AP ill leave Germany previously in nr \mAine note going f /,rrinany for the reduc 'rirXe th* lr 'k p force was not dis• Flo. If"* formed source Yesterday that PrefJ<l n lohnson decided 511 *ikr concession on to m
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      Lock icon Free lancer as president
      46 13 NEW YORK, Sun. (AP) Hal Lherman, a free lance writer on foreign affairs, has been elected President of the Overseas Press Club. He was elected on Friday night to succeed Mr. Victor Rlesel. Labour columnist for the "New York World Journal Tribune."
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      Lock icon 'Mass repatriation underway'
      99 13 LONDON, Sun (AFP) The Indonesian Government may decide to expel one million and a half Chinese living in Indonesia. "The observer" said today. In an article from their correspondent in Singapore, the British Sunday paper said the military authorities in Jakarta already disclosed that 350.000 Chinese in
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      Lock icon Canadian offer to Buddhists
      101 13 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) A Canadian has offered land in Canada to build a centre to spread the Buddhist faith. Princess Poonpismai Diskul. President of the World Fellowship of Buddhists said yesterday. Princess Poonpismai did not give details on the Canadian Samaritan. Pakistan's offer to host the
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      Lock icon RACIAL PREJUDICE 'SIGNIFICANT AMONG COPS'
      154 13 WASHINGTON, Sun. (Reuter) —President Johnson's national crime commission reported today that a substantial minority of the country's police are racially prejudiced. The commission said there was a serious problem of Negro hostility to police, especially in large cities, where many Negroes regard them as protectors
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      Lock icon One cheer for 'democracy'
      232 13 DES MOINES. lowa, Sun (AP) Minority groups that challenge United States foreign policy and the nation's political system are a disservice to their country. Texas Governor John Connaliy said last night. ..."Somehow, we must prove to all beyond doubt, not only that our government system works,
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    • Article
      Lock icon 'A house divided'
      117 13 CHRISTCHURCH (NZ) Sun. (Reuter) -Christchurch Prison Chaplain, Mr. I. Hopkins, thinks that the modern confusion about what marriage should be is due to social revolution which have changed the roles of father and mother. One instance of this, he says, is that as many wives work, husbands
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    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon • Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is seen here on the grounds of Govt. House in Hamilton, Bermuda, during an overnight stay. His hosts are the governor Lord Martonmere (centre) and Lady Martonmere. The Emperor was on his way to Los Angeles and Montreal.
      45 13 Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is seen here on the grounds of Govt. House in Hamilton, Bermuda, during an overnight stay. His hosts are the governor Lord Martonmere (centre) and Lady Martonmere. The Emperor was on his way to Los Angeles and Montreal. UPI photo.
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      Lock icon 'Ethiopia owes me money'
      213 13 WINNIPEG. Manitoba, Sun. (AP> Emperor Haile Selassie's Winnipeg greeters yesterday included a Canadian politician who once was his educational adviser and a school teacher who says Ethiopia owes him two months salary. The politician was Mr. Robert Thompson, former National Social Credit Party leader who boarded
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      Lock icon Cyclone destroys 100 houses
      84 13 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) One person was downed, 14 others injured .and more than 100 houses were destroyed by a tropical cyclone in the Nakorn s a wan Province, about 200 miles North of here last Friday. According to a delayed report reaching the capital today, three
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      Lock icon Govt. takes another look at horror TV
      180 13 CANBERRA Sun. (Reuter). The Australian government is taking a long, critical look at television programmes featuring violence, crime, and horror to see what effect they have on children. The senate select committee investigating the effect of blood-and-thunder programmes on the community has criticised
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      Lock icon 30-inch snowfalls isolate Canadians
      247 13 LtIHBRIDGE, Canada, Sun. (AP) Southern Albertans began stirring under a wet blanket of snow yesterday that isolated any arms, stranded scores of motorists and raised fears of serious spring flooding and widespread damage to crops and livestock. More than 29 inches of snow fell since Thursday
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      Lock icon Rice aid to Bihar
      48 13 BANGKOK, Sun (Reuter) The Thai government has agreed to send 50 tons of rice to help the famine stricken people in Bihar State in India, Radio Thailand announced last night. The rice would be handed over to the Indian government soon, the announcement added.
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      Lock icon Milk your cow and eat it too
      152 13 AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Sun. (AP) The steaks they served at a dinner given by a government "Dairy beef committee" tricked many of the experts. Sixty-eight keen steakeaters sat down to dinner and each was served two fillet steak one from a beef cattle
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      Lock icon Natural boiler is off
      72 13 ROSEAU. Dominica. Sun. (Reuter) Dominica's big tourist attraction, its boiling lake, has gone off the boil. A Fores guard who made the difficult four hour trek to the lake today through the island's volcanic Valley of Desolation revealed the depressing news He said the lake's outlet
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      159 3 A Question minutes I 5 MINS WALK to Air Vietnam new office. International Building, Orchard Road, from leading hotels, important firms, shopping centres, first-class restaurants, Banks 100 MINS FLIGHT from Singapore to Saigon by Lotus jet Ca rave lie every "Wednesday and Saturday. 2nd MAY 1967 Air Vietnam new address
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      251 4 CHIONG SHING MFG. JEWELLERS Diamond Importers Exporters Estd. 1934 v \»\i 11,,. j MULTI FIRE DIAMONDS Extra Beauty 5 10 Carat The perfect symbol of your eternal love. The beauty of any diamond is magnificently enhanced by a setting designed by Chiong Shing. Remember, when you choose your ring, be
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  • Boutique
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      Lock icon THE 'JILL BOND' SWIMSUIT...
      631 5  -  To show off your curves By: ML. TyjALAYSIA'S sunny weather should make women in the wintry lar;ids of Europe and the United States yearn to be here all the year round. They can swim off the beaches of Kuantan, Port Dickson and Penang to their hearts'
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      Lock icon Convalescent meal
      665 5  -  recipes By: P.C. HERE'S a menu for a convalescent meal. The meal consists of five courses- The first course is a refreshing and nourishing drink of fresh orange juice. The second course is a li?ht. easily digested and nourishing dish-steamed fish. Next is a cheese omelette followed by
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      Lock icon Higher skirts forecast higher stock prices
      118 5  -  MAUREEN LEE, PATRICIA CHAN,MADELEINE NATHAN. NEW YORK, Sun. (Reuter) A new school of bulls and bears playing the American stock market next week will have their business eyes on girls' legs hoping for a hemline clue to market trends. Thev are working on the
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      Lock icon Choose a correct hair-style
      362 5  -  By: M.N. more to A you than your pretty face and figure. Another aspect of you which demands worthy attention is your hair! After you're all done up, it's going to highlight the entire you. How you crop those little heads of tresses will flatter your
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      Lock icon JUST FOR YOU
      159 5 H r WHAT'S this? You're sure to say tvhen you find yourself reading the now familiar page but without the familiar 'Femme\ Don't let it worry you. It's still your page and we're just changing it to Boutique because we thought it sounds a lot more appropriate.
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      Lock icon Pants – suit in vogue
      297 5 Pants suit in vogue no YOiJ know U that the pants -suit is still ranking high in the fashion pad It is very well accepted in the fashion world and has gained wnuch popularity among the jet-set* "The reason for its popularitysaid a fashion critic, "is because the pants-suit is
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      2648 6 f MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Pulau Pinang. 6 Ipoh and Mclata 3/10 Johore Singapore 4 Taiping 7 Batu Pahat 9 Kluang TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL 5 and 8 YOUR TV v T.V. MALAYSIA May 2-7 T.V. SINGAPURA May 2 —Ma// S Tuesday MAY 2 P.M. 5.45 PROG. SUMMARY 5.50 NEWS
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  • BOOKS
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      Lock icon Who killed J.F.K.?
      862 7  -  ttvWfJ by toi siivg oni\ "Who killed Cock Robin? I said the Sparrow, With my bow and arrow, killed Cock Robin." childhood nursery All so simple, uncomj ;ra ted. j T was the Sparrow w v- i0 killed Cock Robin w"th his bow and arrow. But who
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      Lock icon A dustbin of Jonathan Clements
      767 7 Not since A DUSTBIN OF MILLIGAN (Dobson, 1961) have I come across a book as zany, as full of the zest, zing for living, life as NEW READERS BEGIN ELSEWHERE by Jonathan Clements (Leslie Frewin: London. 120 pp. 18s). Dad Milligan writing the "blurb" for
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      Lock icon BRITAIN 1967.
      137 7 You'll find a wealth of information about Blighty in the 558 pages of BRITAIN: AN OFFICIAL HANDBOOK published annually by Her Majestry's Stationery Office. This, the 1967 edition, is the 18th in the series. Prepared by the Reference Division of the Central Office of Information, with the collaboration
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      Lock icon The baby boom went that-a-way
      1668 7 EDITOR'S NOTE: Around the first of March, the National Centre for Health Statistics can be expected to announce the provisional U.S. birth rate* for 1966. For the 12 months ending November 1966, the rate stood at 186. It had declined from 19.1 in May and
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    Lock icon MALAYSIAN CURRENCY
    802 8 ON June 12, 1967, Malaysia will introduce a new currency. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, gives the assurance that there will be no change at all in the purchasing power of the new dollar in Malaysia and oversea markets. He says for the man in
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    Lock icon The plight of children in the developing countries
    2115 8 rpHE plight of children in developing countries is still o grim picture. In most of these countries, at least 40% of the total population is under 15 years of age compared with only 20% in well-developed countries with longer life expectancy. Disease
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    Lock icon FAMA chief clarifies marketing of padi
    399 8  -  LETTERS... Hanafiah Hussain. Chairman. F.A.M.A Kuala Lumpur. THE attention of the Authority is drawn to the Public Notice published in your paper dated 27th April, 1967, and the Authority is taking this opportunity to clarify the position concerning the marketing of padi in Tanjong
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      Lock icon Traffic problem a pressing issue
      395 10 THE traffic problem is a pressing issue in every major city in the world. It is a problem which cannot be eliminated. However, traffic accidents can be reduced to a minimum if only road-users are more considerate and obey all the traffic rules. THE main
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      Lock icon $ mil. status
      325 10 mil. status WHAT would happen if I were a millionairess? These words used to ring in my ears ever since I was a child. To be a millionairess would mean travelling In a luxurious car, wearing diamonds and mink coats, and living in a lovely mansion which is away from
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      Lock icon Health is wealth
      439 10 TJEALTH Is uealth. This shows how important health is to us. A wealthy man may have a vast sum of money, but what will happen to him if he is deprived of good health? He becomes ill and stays in bed lamenting. He will not become happy
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      Lock icon World food shortage cautioned
      414 10 THE world population is certainly what Man has to guard against. It is almost as important as the outbreak of a nuclear global war. It is fortunately receiving the attention it so deserves. Man has to realise the seriousness of the problem. He must also realise
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      Lock icon Passion for dawn
      324 10 I AM an early riser, I have a passion for dawn and this is my favourite hour. At no other time can I find a moment so peaceful. When I hear the first crow of the cock, I get up. After washing myself I take a stroll
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      Lock icon NEXT DOOR FAMILY
      443 10 THE family living next to my house is quite well to do. It consists of seven members the father, the mother, a son and four daughters. These seven persons, though coming from the same family, have different characters and interests. The father, who is head of the
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      Lock icon Failure for success
      252 10 FAILURE is the misfortune which one has to confront in one's way to the road of success. Once the hurdle of failure is cleared the hurdle of success is reached. Determination Is the quality possessed by the spider. How the spider weaves its cobweb proves this. Occasionally
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      239 10 Rules of Eastern Sun's essay writing All entrants are requested to observe the following rules: 2« Each entrant must fill in his/her o?rn 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 graph
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      611 11 A WEEK RADIO MALAYSIA May 2-8 Tuesday MAY 2 600 Prog. Summary; V 602 Morning Melodies "00 The News; 7.10 Break--745 News in National Language; 7.50 ]earn a Word and a Phrase Dsy» 300" The News; 8.10 For lousewives. Special Prorammp in the National Lan. rvU 100 Tiffin Date; 1.30
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      1075 11 RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPURA o o o o RADIO SINGAPURA May 2-8 Tuesday MAY 2 A.M. 6.00 GOOD MORNING 6.01 MORNING PRELUDE Music from the Browns, The Sy Oliver Orchestra and Charlie Shavers and Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra. 7.00 THE NEWS 7.10 BREAKFAST BULLETIN A magazine programme that includes
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      275 11 charm away the troubles of the day—Andre Kostaianetz and Orchestra 6.55 SHARE MARKET REPORT 7.00 THE NEWS 7 10 NATIONAL LANGUAGE LESSON 7.15 BRENDAN O'DOWDA Popular balladeer sings the folk songs from Ireland. 730 SPORTS REEL 1- Explanation of more terms in Badminton. 2. Sports Personality Quah Kim Swee. 3.
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      170 13 fSSHAW. ORGANISATION \QW SHOWING! No Free List! I sk«w«: 11. 15. 5 3«- 545 P« \'o INCFE\SE IN PRICES' Juli* 4ndr»«* Max Von S*dow 14VW P Vision Color (CA) 1 CAPITOL Phone ***** TOn\Y —NO FREE LIST! COFFIN f«>r X C.I'NFIGHTFR" Fnnrn \>m Widescreen-Color ***** REX-SKY ***** 11. 1.15. 4.
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      138 13 z&sm. FROM EXPLOSIVE AFFAIR All work and no pla/ makes even a MAM FROM U.H.C.L.B. A DULL 00/ AND KNOWING THAT HIS LiFE DEPENDS ON SHARPNESS, NAPOLEON SOLO ACCEPTED THE SONDE'S INVTTATION TO GO WATER SKIING I NOW/ SLALOMING BEHIND HER SCAT AS IT STREAKS DOWN LONG ISLAND SOUND, SOLO
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      238 13 ORCHARD 321b l"| 4'2nd Grand Day! Today 4 Shows! Show Starts: 9.30. 1. 5 A *30 p.m. "G.P." Starts: 9.45-1.15-5.15-S.45 p.m. IN RIPER CINERAMA "GRAND PRIX" ?MOM? Jame* Garner Era Marie Saint SCHOOL CHILDREN CONCESSION SI .50 to any seat Day shows only! I ODEON ***** 1 NOW SHOWING! Dally
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      492 14 Eastern Sun Classified advertisements can t>e accepted at the following addresses: MONT DOR MILK BAR. Ngee Ann Building Singapore. S.S MUBARUK fir Brothers. Ltd.. 63. Bras Basah Road, Singapore HAMIEM STORE. 1419 Upper Changi Road. Singapore 17 A.T. GNANAPRAKASAM CO.. 1361 Changi Point, Singapore 17. LIDO MILK BAR Lido Theatre
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      572 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC STAFF APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited for the following non-academic appointments which have become vacant SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (1) Laboratory Steward (Data Processing) Applicants should have had recent experience with punched card equipment and be prepared to take full responsibility for its functioning. Duties will include the
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      302 14 TENDER NOTICES KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PERAK. TAWARAN daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R., di-dalam Kelas "D" dan ka-atas ber Kepala IV, Kepala Kechil 10, akan diterima di-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri, Jabatan Kerja Raya. Perak, Ipoh, hingga jam pukol 3 petang pada 12hb Mei, 1967 untok:— CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE DRAINS. DRAIN CULVERT JUNCTIONS.
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      93 14 ANNOUNCEMENTS. MARRIACES. BIRTHS. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS. PERSONAL. IN MEMORIAM ITC. $lO/FOR A MINIMUM OP TWENTY WORDS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD 50 CENTS EACH WORD 50 or 25 (toe »bo*e) PLEASE WRITE IN CAPITAL letters Advertiser's A/4/4r»c<. T. 1... I__ Telephone N<v_. Number of Date(s) Requested Cost r»jmrnl m«»t MMBftny I (r.0./CWtte/Ctik Ctih
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      47 15 BIG SWEEP A TOTAL POOL: $96,047.00 FIRST PRIZE No. *****4 $22,286 00 SECOND PRIZE No. *****5 $11,143.00 THIRD PRIZE No. *****5 5,571.00 STARTERS ($795.00 each): Nos. *****0 *****2 *****3 *****4 *****9 *****2 *****4 CONSOLATIONS ($495.00 each): Nos. *****8 *****7 *****3 *****7 *****6 *****4 *****9 *****7 *****9 *****4
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      94 16 TIME AND TIDE Pnr# an «.L 5 34 am (5-4 ft.); 4.30 p.m. (6.4 ft.). (»13 ft)" 012 am (IZI "•>= 1»18 P-m. 4° 42 a m (6>2 ft): H52 p.m. (5.9 ft), inm K»kii .o'- 1 (2ft 531 P- m < 5 3 ft-)-Kuantan: 3.04 p.f "> 4" m
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