Eastern Sun, 25 December 1967
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Title Section24 1967-12-25 1 Eastern Sun Mepeiiflenl; National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 511 Monday, 25 December 1967. MC(P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents24 words
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Article926 1967-12-25 1 Tunku: We are determined to defeat bad elements who’ve entirely alien allegiance KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. pRIME Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today called on 1 Malaysians to be always alert and vigilant, and determined to defeat bad elementsin the country, who have an entirely alien allegiance. He926 words
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Article, Illustration637 1967-12-25 1 TfATICAN CITY, Sun. (Reuter). Pope Paul, in his Christmas message to the world, called on men last night to achieve personal peace as a basic for peace between nations. Speaking from the Vatican on a world-wide radio hook-up, the 70-year-old Pontiff said: "Peace637 words
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113 1967-12-25 1 127 m.p.h car for Prince Charles LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Prince Charles, the 19-year-old heir to the British throne, has ordered his first car —a 127 m.p.h. (203 kph) sports model, it was learned today. The Prince, who passed his driving test last April at his firs: attempt, has chosen a113 words
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Article19 1967-12-25 1 SINGAPORE. Sun The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. returned c-"m Australia at 8 pm. tonight.19 words
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164 1967-12-25 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Urging Singaporeans to continue to foster the spirit of goodwill to all men. Dr Toh Chin Chye, Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister, extended in his Christmas Message his best wishes to all those who subscribed to h is message of Christmas.164 words
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Article152 1967-12-25 1 ASHINGTO N. Sun. (CPI) President Johnson returned home early on Sunday from a 27.000-mile. round-the-world Christmas mission. During the final day of the trip, he paid a holiday visit to the troops in Vietnam and conferred with Pope Paul VI at the Vatican. The President's huge152 words
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183 1967-12-25 1 Dentists will tell you how more teeth are lost from gum trouble than from any other cause. Certain danger signs are gums which are sore or tender to touch, or gums that bleed a little when you brush your teeth.183 words
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Miscellaneous21 1967-12-25 1 LADIES DAY r*n* ft n n "For Pete’s sake, Martha, we don’t shout ’kill the umpire’ until the game gets startedi”21 words
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NEWS
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226 1967-12-25 2 Govt. to engage teachers soon Tunku The art of reading Koran KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman expressed hope last night that the spirit of Islam would be maintained among Muslim nations to strengthen ties. He was speaking at the closing ceremony of the National and International226 words
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Article190 1967-12-25 2 JESSELTON, Sun The Chief Minister of Sabah, Tun Datu Mustapha bin Datu Harun. hoped today that Malaysia would continue to enjoy peace and harmony In the year to come. Speaking in a Christmas message, he said Malaysia should be grateful that it'was at peace with everybody and190 words
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Article, Illustration107 1967-12-25 2 of th npw t h p a‘« p in Dusseldorf (Federal Repuhlir of Ger?psemhl»>« rf i 1 t o, h 1 f re a short while ago. Only one pillar see photo) which Vh*£ hranrhp S. supports the foyer of the “Large tic? e ceremony gave107 words
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177 1967-12-25 2 PENANG, Sun. The unfortunate disturbances in Penang recently have served to emphasise the need for greater understanding and tolerance among our people. This was stated by the Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. in his Christmas message to the people177 words
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78 1967-12-25 2 Japan's noted artist Higa– shiyama uses a lift as he gives a finishing touch to the huge wall painting “Rock and Wave” that will decorate the wall of new Imperial Palace now under construction in Tokyo a t the cost of US$24 million. The painting measures 15 metres in length78 words
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188 1967-12-25 2 PENANG, Sun. Two cases of armed gang robberies involving a total of $l9O in cash, cigarettes and toys were reported yester- day. A 22-year-old pe»rol kiosk attendant. Khoo Kay Hin. said he was at a petrol kiosk in Green Lane together with a188 words
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625 1967-12-25 2 A twin approach towards progress DAP suggestion KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A leader of the Democratic Action Party, Mr. Lim Kit Siang, today suggested a twin approach which he claimed would lead Malaysia out of the "communal quicksand." His solution was while uplifting the economic and educational level of thp Malay625 words
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Article67 1967-12-25 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. It will be a Merry Christmas with plenty of sunshine tomorrow morning. However, towards the afternoon, there might be isolated brief showers in some parts of town. According to the forecast of the Meteorology Department here, the weather would be fine tomorrow67 words
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Advertisement196 1967-12-25 2 I keep my family strong and healthy with V m StiKilN 13 Made In U.S.fl. me a a day! at it beiklin '"'’UltilHduj lti-vitamins »•>» 1.11 BEIKUN Only cost few cents The smart mother knows that for keeping good health vitamins and minerals are essential. BEIKLIN is a new scientific196 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration638 1967-12-25 3 OINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs,, Enche Othman Wok. today described the Inclusion of the “American Corner” in Haw Par Villa as a move which responded to the spirit of the times and reflected a tolerant society in Singapore. The— Eastern; Sun pix. - 638 words
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Article, Illustration79 1967-12-25 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. Christmas with a western touch for eight-year-old Chay Tuck Kwong. Young Tuck Kwong joined the fun when Australian soldiers held the annual children's Christmas party recently. Thirty children from the Singapore Children's Aid Society also attended the party. The youngsters had train and79 words
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176 1967-12-25 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore chapter of the Junior Chamber International. popular known as Jaycees. last night held its installation dinner and Christmas party in the Mandarin Room in Orchard Road. Mr. Koh Choon Hui, an executive of Diethelm and Co. Ltd., was installed as the176 words
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Article18 1967-12-25 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 27.18 words
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138 1967-12-25 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Selangor State Government said the action by the District Officer Kajang. Enche Hassan Ibrahim in taking legal action against illegal squatters in Serdah was in accordance with the provision of the National Land Code and with the directive issued by138 words
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87 1967-12-25 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. Thirty-four bars of gold valued at about $134,000 seized by the Singapore airport customs from a 39-year-old German passenger as he disembarked for a brief stop her e last night. The passenger. Stephen Karl Henzrick. who claimed himself as the captain of a87 words
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Article, Illustration167 1967-12-25 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Corporation Duty (Repeal) Act, 1967 will come into operation on Dec. 31. The Act seeks to repeal the Corporation Duty Ordinance with effect from Dec. 31, so that no corporation duty will be collected from that day. The Corporation167 words
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Article36 1967-12-25 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. A new shipping company, the Pacific International Lines at 45 Market Street will be officially opened on January 1, 1968. There will be a cocktail reception on the premises from noon.36 words
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Article43 1967-12-25 3 9 a.m.—4.30: Exhibition of traditional and modem Maori art at the National Museum, Stamford Road. 10 a.m. 9 pm.:— Exhibition on aquaria, aquarium accessories, fish food and medicines organised by the Primary Production Department at Van Kleef Aquarium, River Valley Road43 words
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122 1967-12-25 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. The third batch of Singapore's National Servicemen will be called up for full time military service on Tuesday. They will be picked up at 8.30 a.m. at 14 community centres and military transport will bring them to their various units at122 words
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Article164 1967-12-25 3 JESSELTON. Sun. A padi-survey Is being carried out by the Agriculture Department in all the major padi-growing districts of Sabah including Jesselton, Keningau. Beaufort. Papar, Kota Relud and Tuaran. A spokesman of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries said today the main purpose of the164 words
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Article, Illustration261 1967-12-25 4 THE NATION-BUILDING: KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia would perish with all its material achievement if the nation failed to wield a sense of unity among its citizens of various racial origins. This warning was sounded by the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Enche Senu261 words
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278 1967-12-25 4 IPOH, Sun. —The Democratic Action Party, Ipoh branch, today took a pessimistic view of the termination of services of more than 6,000 temporary teachers of various media. A statement by the Secretary of the DAP. Mr. Lee Lam Thye suggested that the Minister278 words
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Article84 1967-12-25 4 MALACCA. Sun. The police here have fallen victim to a false alarm made through the telephone this afternoon. The Central Police Station Operation Room received a call stating that a man had been murdered in Kampong Jawa. Signals were immediately flashed to all patrol cars to converge84 words
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Article48 1967-12-25 4 PENANG, Sun. A clerk. Khoo Hun Kheng, aged 21. lost his Yamaha motorcycle. valued $5OO while he was visiting his sick uncle at the General Hospital here yesterday. He returned to the place where he had parked his machine twenty-five minutes earlier and found it missing.48 words
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Article, Illustration174 1967-12-25 4 Guests of the Sarawak Girl Guides Association in Kuching, are 11 guiders and senior guides of Brunei, recently. The Headquarters Commissioner f»»r Public Relations. Miss Selina Kedit said today that a Training Camp had been organised by the Association at the Girl Guides Headquarters in honour of the visitors. Gulders174 words
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93 1967-12-25 4 The Secretary-general of the Law Association for Asia and the Western Pacific (LAWASIA) Mr. J. H. Wootten, left Sydney recently to make preparatory arrangements for the first conference of the Association to be held at Kuala Lumpur next July. LAW’ASIA was inaugurated at a conference in Canberra in August 1966.93 words
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171 1967-12-25 4 HOO BAN KHEE - By HOO BAN KHEE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Restaurant proprietress, Madam Siak Chun Hoa, 58, thought she could have another round of late business when four youths came to her restaurant hers in a brand new Morns HOO. She ushered them in and entertained171 words
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Article322 1967-12-25 4 PENANG. Sun. It was exactly a month aeo today when the hartal forced on shop-keepers in Penang island took place resulting in the loss of lives and damage to property. Today, the atmosphere is entirely different the people are celebrating Christmas and Christian homes are all gaily322 words
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Article68 1967-12-25 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Johore Legislative Assembly today unannimously passed next year’s surplus budget amounting to slightly more than $50.7 million and also approved another sum of $21.4 million for development. Next year's revenue has been estimated at $37.7 million and the Central Government will offer a68 words
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78 1967-12-25 4 MALACCA. Sun. A team of confidence tricksters have, in the past fortnight, swindled shops here of electrical goods estimated over $lO,OOO. The con-men are believed to have come from a neighbouring country and that they are using local associates as their front-men for hire purchases.78 words
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Article159 1967-12-25 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Those whose applications to operate school-taxis have been approved were today told to pay up their operational tax and get on with the business before the new school term begins in January next year. This advice came from the Minister for159 words
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Article, Illustration790 1967-12-25 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. RajaO ratnam, tonight stated that it was the function of a political party to try and persuade the people to change their ideas and to become more aware of the future. “People may sometimes790 words
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Article84 1967-12-25 10 PERTH, Sun (Reuter) Singapore Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew and the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak left Perth airport at 330 for Singapore today. The two leaders are on their way home after attending the memorial service on Friday for the late Australian84 words
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Article, Illustration180 1967-12-25 10 SINGAPORE Sun. The president of the Y's Men s Club of Singapore. Mr Feter ST. Ltm hinted of the cub's intention to launch “a major project this year” to raise a substantial amount of money for charitable projects. Mr Lim was speaking at the180 words
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Article, Illustration204 1967-12-25 10 PETER LOKE - By PETER LOKE SINGAPORE. Sun. First the mini-skirts then, the mini-cheong-sams, and now. just what do you know, the mini-wedding gowns have catch on. The m'ni-fashions have certainly caught on in Singapore and they are here to stay. First, before the public’s eve. is pretty204 words
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124 1967-12-25 10 Follow footsteps of Stephens Abang BRUNEI TOWN. Sun (UPI) Sarawak's Deputy Chief Minister Abang Haji Abdu; Rahim and the Minister for Local Government. Abang Ikhwan Zaini. today advised former Sarawak Chief Minister Dato Stephen Kalong Nmgkan to follow the re r ent footsteps taken by Dato Donald Stephen of Sabah124 words
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146 1967-12-25 10 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. (I PI) A Brunei Government officer, who got “fed up staving in a hotel” since he was engaged ten months ago. parked up and left the government service after giving 24 hours notice yesterday. He is* Vince Krljgsman. Radio Brunei's English146 words
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Article248 1967-12-25 10 IPOH. Sun With consistent regularity the Tin Mining Industry of Malaysia continues its outstanding record of performance. “In October this year. 6 157 long tons of tln-in-concentrates were produced.” a spokesman of the Tin Mining Industry here said today. “The production contrasted extremely favourably with 5.740 tons248 words
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137 1967-12-25 10 KAMPAR. Sun. The Pel Yuen School here, encroaching a portion of the road in the Golden Dragon Garden housing scheme, will not have alterations made to the building. This decision of the Town Council was unanimously adopted at its meeting, as the Golden Dragon137 words
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Article, Illustration235 1967-12-25 10 SUHAIMI BIDIN - By SUHAIMI BIDIN SINGAPORE. Sun. What would you like to be —a film star or a singer? For pretty Miss Rola Sung, a Korean singing artiste, who arrived here yesterday, she prefers the latter. She said singing had no language barrier as It was235 words
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Article504 1967-12-25 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A trade union representing civilian employees attached to British defence establishments here today spoke about “the exceedingly worried anxiety of our members about their future”. In a six-page memorandum to the Mentri Besar. Dato Hajl Othman Mohamed Sa'at. the local Branch of the504 words
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Article286 1967-12-25 10 JESSELTON. Sun. The value of Sabah's principal export from January to October this year amounted to more than $303 million. According to the Department of Statistic's latest issue of the monthly statistics of Sabah, this amount represents an Increase of more than $56 million over that286 words
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438 1967-12-25 11 Ahmad Raffae’s Christmas message... TESSELTON, Sun. The Yang di-Pertua Negara of Sabah, Tun Pengiran Haji Ahmad Raffae, felt confident that with all the friendly people who were able to live side by side in harmony and mutual respect for each other's customs,438 words
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Article, Illustration56 1967-12-25 11 Included in the 30member troupe will be television star Miss Doris Chan and Malaysia’s ‘Elvis Presley’, Mr. Rocky Teo. The troupe is expected to56 words
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Article131 1967-12-25 11 JPOH. Bun. “Hello’* girl. Miss Kwan Choi Peng. 23. of the Telecommunications Dept, here was judged Miss Perak/Internatlonal 1968 at a beauty contest at St. John s Ambulance Association hall last night. M ss Kwan vital statistics 33. 23. 36. beat ten other contestants at131 words
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Article103 1967-12-25 11 JESSELTON. Sun. The Tawau Library will be shifted to a new building just opposite the Kong Fah Theatre next month. A spokesman for the Central Library said today it was necessary to have a new premises for the library because the present one was too103 words
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Article, Illustration233 1967-12-25 11 Kuala lumpur, son The Government’s regulations governing the staging of plays and other shows for charity were criticised by members of the University of Malaya Musical Societv recently. M»-. Mohsain Essa. treasurer of the society, noted that shows for charity were233 words
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Article, Illustration119 1967-12-25 11 The spirit of Christmas is captured in the two pictures ABOVE: More than 80 children of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital in Singapore had119 words
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124 1967-12-25 11 KUALA LUMPR. Sun. Four deputy state MARA officers from West Malaysia will be leaving for Holland at the end of this month to attend a sixmonth course in small seal? industries at the Research Institute for Management Science. Delft, the Netherlands They are124 words
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Article110 1967-12-25 11 JESSELTON. Sun. The four employment exchanges of the Department of Labour in Jesselton. Sandakan, Lahad Datu and Tawau last month obtained employment for 800 local people and migrant workers. The Sandakan exchange got the most jobs for the people, totalling nearly 370. Second was Tawau110 words
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Article41 1967-12-25 11 PENANG. Sun. A 30-ySar-old housewife. Lim J6O Luan, was robbed of her gold chain, valued $4O while she was walking along busy Campbell Street yesterday. A youth snatched away her chain and escaped into a side lane.41 words
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Article, Illustration57 1967-12-25 11 The Assistant Minister of Education, Mr. Lee Siok Yew. presenting a cheque for $15,000 to the Ladang Changkat Asa Tamil School. Tanjong Mai”"* handed over the cheque to Mr. R. Maria ppan. Headmaster of the School, at tho Ministry of Education. Picture shows t.ie Assistant Minister57 words
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Article77 1967-12-25 5 B 4?‘ MBA Y. Sun. (UPI) The bridegroom came on horseback with a wellattended procession and a band to claim his bride, according to the tradition of orthodox Hindu weddings. "hat made the ceremony unique was that the bride and groom were dogs, the Express News Service reported77 words
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272 1967-12-25 5 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. (UPI) Argentina handed Chile a note yesterday rejecting Chile's proposal that Queen Elizabeth of Britain referee a border dispute in the frigid Beagle Channel at the tip of South America. Both countries signed a trcatv in IPO2 to use Britain272 words
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Article243 1967-12-25 5 FAIRYLAND. Georgia Sun. (UPI)—A 173-pound dog attacked and killed a four-year-old girl yesterday while her father was Christmas shopping. Darla Anne Harper was dead on arrival at Children's Hospital in nearby Chattanooga, Tennessee from multiple bites on the head and stomach. A hospital spokesman said she243 words
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Article92 1967-12-25 5 CARACAS. Sun. (Reu’er) A prominent Venezuelan guerrilla leader has been captured because he was tooting his car horn too loudly, military sources said here today. They named the man as Francisco Lugo, who is alleged to head one of the biggest Castroite guerrilla groups operating in west92 words
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704 1967-12-25 5 VATICAN CITY, Sun. (Agencies) President Johnson met Pope Paul here last night to discuss how peace might be achieved and preserved in Vietnam. The President landed by helicopter at the Vatican after earlier brief talks with Italian President Giuseppe Saragat at Signor Saragat's704 words
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623 1967-12-25 5 LION'G KONG, Sun. (Reuter). The New China News Agency, in a review of the Vietnam war situation this year, said the “Death-bed struggles” of U.S. imperialism would only accelerate its doom. An agency dispatch from Peking received here yesterday said the year 1967 “witnessed unprecedentedly great623 words
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38 1967-12-25 5 UPI photographer Peter Skingley, 38, of the London bureau points to his picture “Move to the rear” which won first prize in the news section of the World Press Photo Contest in The Hague last week. UPI photo.— UPI photo. - 38 words
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Article140 1967-12-25 5 MCCALL. Idaho Sun. (UPI) A small shield wire sagging unaer the pressure of wet snow, shortea two conductors in a remote section of Idaho on Friday night and knocked out power in parts of five states. Although the power fanlure affected a wide area, including140 words
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Article80 1967-12-25 5 MEXICO CITY. Sun. (Reuter) Three youths died and 290 others were injured in what police described as a battle for supremacy between two rival gangs here. Police said 500 members of the rival gangs the “Nazis'* and the “Matis” fought for six hours yesterday wi80 words
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Article160 1967-12-25 5 POINT PLEASANT West Virginia. Sun. (UPI) Residents of this town flocked to the river bank yesterday and watched in subfreezing weather while cranes dredged for more victims of the Silver Bridge collapse. Huges cranes removed large pieces of entangled steel from the submerged wreckage of the160 words
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245 1967-12-25 6 'Begin trial after war' BALTIMORE. Sun (LTI) The attorney for two clergy peace demonstrators accused of pouring blood on draft records asked on Friday that their trial be postponed until the end of the Vietnam war. The attorney. Fred E. Weisgal. filed a motion245 words
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170 1967-12-25 6 SASEBO. Japan. Sun (L’PI) Fire struck aboard the American aircraft carrier L’SS Kearsage yesterday as she pulled into this southern Japanese port to give her crew a Christmas break from the Vietnam war Three sailors were killed and two others injured in 'he hour-long blaze170 words
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Article, Illustration32 1967-12-25 6 Yes. something for Christmas French hairdresser “Molinario of Paris’’ very recently displayed hi* latest creations. Photo shows the snowfairy with an unusual curled wig and ‘Smeraldine’ a gilded ostrich.32 words
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Article173 1967-12-25 6 WASHINGTON. Sun. (Reuter) —Dr Christian N. Barnard arrived here last night and declared that he would probably perform his second heart transplant operation within the next month. The doctor, who performed the world’s first human heart transplant operation on Mr. Louis Washkansky in Cape Town earlier173 words
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261 1967-12-25 6 WINDOW ROCK. Arizona, Sun. (UPI). A frostbitten 13-vear-old Navajo Indian girl, whose father plodded five miles through snow in subzero weather to summon rescuers, was reported “Doing verv well” yesterday in the nearby Fort Defiance Hospital. Also said to be in261 words
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243 1967-12-25 6 THE COLD WAR NEW YORK Sun. (L’PI) The United State* is deliberately prolonging the Middle East crisis by providing warplanes to Israel, the semi-official Cairo newspaper A1 Ahram said today. The Soviet Union was accused of doing the same thing by Gen Itzhak Rabin. the243 words
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Article48 1967-12-25 6 CONSTANCE. West Germany. Sun. (Reuter) Six burning gas storage tanks threatened Constance with catastrophe yesterday, but the Are was brought under control. Twenty Are brigades fought the thundering 66-foot Aames. which consumed 22.006 gallons of the liquid gas. A mechanic wa* badly injured.48 words
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Article72 1967-12-25 6 MOSCOW. Sun. (UPI) Moscow radio yesterday broadcast Christmas greetings to the United States from Russians and institutions in the Soviet Union. In its English-language transmission beamed at North America, the radio included messages from an official of the Soviet-Ameri-can Institute in Moscow, an executive of the72 words
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Article130 1967-12-25 6 ISTANBUL, Sun. (Reuter) —Six people froze to death, temperatures plunged below zero and wolves were seen in one western town as severe winter hit Turkey today. In the town of Kayseri, west centra] Turkey, the temperature plunged to minus 27 degree* Centigrade (17 degrees below zero130 words
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Article73 1967-12-25 6 MEXICO CITY. Sun. (Reuter) —Housewife Dolores Rivera de Badillo has been given an unexpected Christmas present free telephone service for two years. Senora Badillo received the one millionths phone to be installed in Mexico City and when Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz called her to congratulate73 words
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Miscellaneous1124 1967-12-25 6 EDIFFUSION (Silver Network) TODAY KUALA LUMPUR A.M. 600 INDIAN PROGRAMMES 6.59 Rediffusion March and Openine Announcement 700 News 7.10 O Come All Ye Faithful 7.12 The Joy Of Christmas 725 Items Of Local Interest 7.30 The Joy Of Christmas 7.45 News in Bahasa Kebangsaan 7.50 A Word A Day 8001,124 words
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Miscellaneous1536 1967-12-25 6 TOMORROW SINGAPORE A.M. 6 00 Dawn Serenade; 6.30 Breakfast Club, with Larry Lai; 645 Your Daily Horoscope A Birthday Greetings; 7.00 News; 7.10 Christmas as it Happened: 7.30 Rediffusion Health Tip: 7.45 Assignment Hollywood Fred Robbins interviews the stars of stage, screen. TV and records. Today Janice Rule: 8 001,536 words
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CHRISTMAS 1967, “CHRISTMAS 1967, CHRISTMAS
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Article1206 1967-12-25 7 Church at home TT Is toward evening and the sun has sunk beneath 1 the western horizon, bathing the whole scenery with crimson light. There are people, people, people everywhere and the t-own is over-flowing with a mass of humanity. The lodging house-keepers in Bethlehem are doing1,206 words
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Article, Illustration267 1967-12-25 7 CHRISTMAS is a happy season throughout the world because it is an occasion when the Word of God in 1967 years ago became flesh in the person of Jesus Christ. It is this Jesus who taught mankind how to live together in peace and harmony as God s267 words
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Article152 1967-12-25 7 I had the nicest Christmas list. The longest one In town. Till Daddy looked at It and said. "You’ll have to cut It down" I knew that what he said was true Beyond the faintest doubt. Rut was amazed to hear him sav. "You've left152 words
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Article186 1967-12-25 7 THE Spirit of Christmas. in a world of abandoned materialism, is more pleasure seeking and revelry. The Santa Claus of commercial firms has replaced Jesus in the manger. Jingle Bells, jing-a-jing-jing to fox-trot, usurps the worshipful strain of “O come, all ye faithful O come186 words
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Article, Illustration543 1967-12-25 7 REV. PETER NG ENG HOE - By REV. PETER NG ENG HOE comes to us yearly, but with what kind of import or impact? To many, it is just another occasion or excuse to carouse in fun. food, and fellowship; whilst to others it may have deeper significance. To us readers, allow543 words
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Article142 1967-12-25 7 O come, all ye faithful. Joyful and triumphant, O come ye. O come ye to Bethlehem: Come and behold Him born the King of angels; O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him. O come, let us adore Him, Christ the142 words
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Article203 1967-12-25 7 HERE are some of the churches having Special Christmas services today: St. Andrew’s Cath St. Andrew's Road. Bethesda Gospel Hall 77 Bras Basah Road (7) Geylang Gospel Hall Lorong 29, Geylang (14) Bethesda (Katong) 17 Pennefather Rd. (15) Bethesda (Katong) 17 Pennefather Rd. (15) Bethesda (Frankel Est.)203 words
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Article608 1967-12-25 7 The German way Germany has been called tbe Land of Music. It is probable that nowhere In Europe I* there as much music-making and singing as in Germany at Christmas time. During the season, music rings oat from every house. Of course, there is not as608 words
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Advertisement27 1967-12-25 7 r > t; 6 w WISHING ALL CHURCH AT HOME READERS A MEANINGFUL CHRISTMAS. Jo '=o“*o* "O 3 e O s “O 3 'C5’ r o* o 327 words
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Article773 1967-12-25 8 GOODWILL has been a scarce commodity in the world during 1967. All the tragedies suffered by the people in many countries during the past months were caused by the absence of goodwill and trust. With a week more for this year to end, the season of goodwill773 words
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893 1967-12-25 8 Aprodicio Laquian - By: Aprodicio Laquian PARADOXICALLY, one of the real threats to democracy in Southeast Asia arises from the quest for rapid end accelerated socialeconomic growth. It is often sa'd that because of the model provided by the more developed countries the underdeveloped countries are sometimes893 words
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637 1967-12-25 8 Mrinal Biswas - By: Mrinal Biswas "INDIA'S greatest threat is her population explosion, which is eating into the agricultural and industrial growth rate. With the present population figure pushing beyond the 500 million mark. India can hardly expect a comfortable future until the drive to control this637 words
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Article1003 1967-12-25 8 Louis Halasz - By: Louis Halasz AS diplomats at the United Nations began to prepare themselves for Security Council meetings on the Vietnam issue, major attention was focused on the question of whether or not the reported desire of the Vietcong to appear before the world body was1,003 words
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Advertisement41 1967-12-25 8 Eastern Sun Independent National Newspaper MONDAY. DECEMBER 25. 1967 23-B. Cantonment Road, Singapore 2. Telephone: *****/7 Penang Office Ipoh Office 39, |alan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Telephone: *****/6 8, Leith Street. Tel: ***** 77, Brewster Road. Tel: ***** Cable Address: AWNEWS41 words
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Article, Illustration370 1967-12-25 9 London, sun. (UPI). Another warning statement from Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson that big spending cuts at Government level were planned knocked the Christmas stuffing from the stock market this week. For good measure the Treasury followed up the Minister's views Just370 words
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Article120 1967-12-25 9 BONN. Sun. (Reuter) West German Foreign Minister. Mr Willy Brandt has said he is sure the European Common Market will be extended and that France knows this. In a television interview on Friday he said that despite France's refusal to open negotiations Op Britain's120 words
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Article47 1967-12-25 9 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI> The cost of living continued its steady upward climb during November. the Labour Department reported yesterday. The three-tenths of 1 per cent Increase last month brought the consumer price index to 117.8 up 2 8 per cent from a year earlier.47 words
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Article42 1967-12-25 9 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI) The General Time Corp has won a US$3,567,110 army contract to supply 362.880 mechanical time fuses for artillery ammunition. the office of Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. DemocratConnecticutt, announced on Friday. The work will be performed in Thomaston. Connecticut42 words
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Article, Illustration358 1967-12-25 9 THE installation of a new British burglar alarm system (pictured right) can b® carried out by the average handyman or electrician in a few hours. It comprises a control unit housed in a tamperproof pressed steel case, three sets of encapsulated magnaswi'.ches and magnets, two six358 words
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Article, Illustration145 1967-12-25 9 THE Bond Equipe. a new 100 mph plus grand touring car powered by a two-litre sixcylinder engine, made its debut in Britain recently. With an aerodynamic glass fibre and steel body it is a full four-seater claimed to have vivid performance and superb handling145 words
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242 1967-12-25 9 JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter). The Indonesian Parliament has approved a balanced State budget for 1968 after lopping off about 4.000 million rupiahs (about 9.100.000 sterling) from State revenue and expenditure estimates. The budget now balances at 138.600 million rupiahs (about 321 million242 words
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168 1967-12-25 9 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI)—Representatives of 18 donor countr.es are still mulling over how much money they will provide the International Development Association next year. World Bank sources said. The United States In the past has provided nearly 42 per cent of the 250168 words
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Article42 1967-12-25 9 LONDON. Sun. (UPI) Tin held steady with sales of 300 tons. Spot buyers 1342 sellers 1343 business 1340 1342 Three months buyers 1346 sellers 1346$ business 1344. 1347. Settlement 1343. The tin market is now closed untU Wednesday next.42 words
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Article85 1967-12-25 9 SALT LAKE CITY. Utah Sun. (UPI) Talks in the 161-day-old copper strike will resume here on Wednesday in a meeting between Kennecott Copper Corp. and union representatives. A similar bargaining session also has been announced for the same day at Douglas Arizona, where bargaining teams for PhelpsDodge85 words
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Article59 1967-12-25 9 BEIRUT. Sun. (Reuter) The Intra Bank will reopen next Thursday after a 14-month closure because of lack of liquid assets. The bank's chairman. Mr Pierre Dagher. said here that the bank will place at the disposal of each creditor 15 per cent of any deposit he is59 words
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Article29 1967-12-25 9 WASHINGTON. Sun. (Reuter) General Services Administration reported no offers were received for stockpiled tin on Friday. GS A added that no tin was sold all week.29 words
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321 1967-12-25 9 YORK, Sun. (UPI). The long awaited economic resurgence seemed well under way this week but the traditional year end stock market rally was nowhere in sight. Island Greek Coal, added 5 in sympathy. Golds lost favour on news of the diminished European demand. Homestako tumbled321 words
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Article90 1967-12-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sun The Association of Banks in Malaysia yesterday made the following changes in its rates to merchants: New York: Buying TT. 32-13/16; Airmail O.D. 3215 16; 90 d st. 33-7/16 credit bills; 33-3/4 trade bills. Canada: Buying T.T 351/2; Airmail O.D. 35-5/8; 90 d/st. 36-1/4 credit bills;90 words
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Article42 1967-12-25 9 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged and untraded on Friday. Jan. 19.25 Mar. 19.40 May 19.55 July 19.75 Sept. 20.00 Nov. 20 25 Jan. 2025 The Spot No. 1 RSS was quoted at 18 cents per pound nominal.42 words
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Article113 1967-12-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The following ships were expected m port yesterday. Godowns Vessels 1/2 Star Antares 3/4 Arkardy Gaidai 5 Nais 6 H Oceanic Prosper 8/9 Vardal 10/11 Tjikampek 13/14 Ivinghoe Becaon 15/16 Yamaasa Maru 18 T.iinegara 19 Unkai Maru No. 6 21 22 Kisshin Maru 23/24 Kimanis113 words
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Advertisement342 1967-12-25 9 AIR MOVEMENTS—S'PORE, K. LUMPUR ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.35 a m. Airline ML 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline ML 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m Airline ML 4SI from Kuching Time 10.55 a.m. AlrUne ML 005 from Penang. Ipoh Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. Time 12.05 p m.342 words
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Advertisement321 1967-12-25 9 Time 10.40 p m. Airline CT 15*» from Sydney. Time 10.55 p.m. AlrUne ML 509 from Bangkok. ARRIVALS IN K LUMPUR Time 8.15 a.m. Airline MSA (ML 122) from Singapore. Time 8.25 a.m. Airline MSA OIL 032) from Singapore. Malacca. Time 9.15 a.m. Airline MSA (ML 816) from Singapore. Time321 words
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Advertisement318 1967-12-25 9 Time 4.00 p m. AlrUne ML 054 to K Lumpur, Penang. Time 4.00 p.m. Airline ML 12g to Kuala Lumpur. Time 5.30 p.m. Airline ML 450 to Kuching. Time 5.30 p.m. AlrUne ML 510 to Bangkok. Time 6.15 p.m. AlrUne BA 724 to Darwin, Sydney. Time 6.30 p.m. Airline QF318 words
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Article, Illustration615 1967-12-25 12 THE smallest country In South-East Asia, but one of the best: is the opinion of those who have come to Singapore and seen its achievements. Singapore has grown from a tiny fishing village to the great metropolis it is today. So remarkable has been the progress615 words
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Article, Illustration382 1967-12-25 12 A PROGRAMME of Industrialisation has recently been embarked by many countries in the world. Highly industrialised countries such as United States, Russia, France, Germany and so on. are considered the wealthiest and the most powerful among the nations. For this reason, many countries prefer to establish382 words
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Article, Illustration364 1967-12-25 12 IT IS a calm, quiet evening. The evergreen leaves of the coconut trees scarcely sway in the still air. The sea too is deadly still. The sun with Its red brilliant colour is slowly sinking beyond the western horizon. leaving rosy prints to mark its pathway364 words
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Article, Illustration253 1967-12-25 12 ONE Friday morning I woke up late for school I hurried to the toilet to wash my face and comb my hair. In a hurry I stepped on a banana skin and fell down, i scolded my younger brother for throwing banana skins about and253 words
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Article, Illustration418 1967-12-25 12 ON FRIDAY, November 22. 1963, at midnight, John F. Kennedy the youngest American and the first Roman Catholic to become President of the United States was shot dead in broad daylight on the highway in the Texan city in Dallas. It was the418 words
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Article, Illustration256 1967-12-25 12 SWIMMING Is the art of self-support or self-propul-sion on or in water. The natation is one of the most useful of the physical accomplishments of man. There have been many cases in which beginers have demonstrated some ability in the art upon their first immersion in256 words
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Article, Illustration202 1967-12-25 12 WHY must we be educated? Most people think that they must be educated so that they can secure a high profession with a good salary. People with such views often compel their children to study hard in order to obtain good certificates. They totally ignore the202 words
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Article, Illustration299 1967-12-25 12 NEWSPAPERS are the the most well known written material in this world. Though the price of a copy of newspaper Is cheap it is looked upon as an invaluable material. The newspapers play a very important role in our life. Its importance is obvious In299 words
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Advertisement266 1967-12-25 12 Rules of Eastern Sun's essay writing All entrants are requested to observe the following rules: 1. 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 photograph to266 words
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Article, Illustration1695 1967-12-25 13 ROBERT WILDEBLOOD - DISCREET SHOPPING FOR MATERNITY WEAR PRINCESS GRACE By ROBERT WILDEBLOOD T H E people w e fe st' ll waving and cheering as the Deo Juvante left the harbour, but as soon as the yacht hit the open sea Grace and Rainier realised1,695 words
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790 1967-12-25 13 PETER JOB - By PETER JOB INDONESIA'S 3,A 000,000 Chinese are coming under pressure to forsake loyalty to their motherland by taking Indonesian namc e and citixenship. The legal contacts with China have been finally broken by the suspension of diplomatic ties790 words
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652 1967-12-25 13 IN 1967-68 each Australian will contribute an estimated SAI2 towards official inter- national aid. Altogether, the amount will be about 5A148.000.000. This is more than twice what it was six years ago. It is an impressive feat, for Australia, unlike most aid donors, is a net652 words
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Miscellaneous200 1967-12-25 13 SHAW IGANISATION wish all moviegoers A MERRY CHRISTMAS LIDO Phone ***** NOW SHOWING! (No Free Li*t> n a m 1.15. 4.00. 6 3(1 A 91* Sidney Boltler Rod Steleer IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT” Color By DeLuice (United Artists! CAPITOL Phone ***** NOW SHOWING! (No Free List) 5 Shows:200 words
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Miscellaneous231 1967-12-25 13 ASMS: CATHAY RGANISATION ODEON! PALACE JI-lIS I Tel < 71JI now showing: 11 a m.. 2.15. i» 8.45 pm (No Free List' THE HOt'R Or THE COMEDIANS Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Panavision. Metrocolor iM.G.M.) CATHAY ***** NOW SHOWING! <Na Free List) 11 a m 1.39. 4 00. B.SO 9.30 p231 words
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293 1967-12-25 14 ORLEANS, Sun. (Reuter) Cliff Drysdale, the South African tennis star, has signed a professional contract for an undisclosed sum, it was announced here. Promoter Dave Dixon, President of the World Champion Tennis Tour, said on Friday that Drysdale, 26, will join seven293 words
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Article124 1967-12-25 14 ADELAIDE. Sun. (Reuter) Australia'9 hopes of a commanding total in the first cricket Test against India are centred on the lefthander Bob Cowper tomorrow at the Adelaide Oval. Cowper. last of the specialist batsmen, has complied a patient unbeaten 85. His partner will be the124 words
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Article86 1967-12-25 14 New* York. Sun. (Reuter) Five spectators braved biting cold to watch Petersham Rugby Football Club of Sydney open a world tour here yesterday with a match against the Westchester Club of New* York. Westchester won the match, played in Manhattan's Central Park, by 9 points (three86 words
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Article, Illustration74 1967-12-25 14 BERYL Burton (left) who won her seventh title at the World Cycling Championships earlier this year was named Britain's "Sportswoman of the Year” by the British Sports Writers’ Association. She received the top sportswoman award from the Earl of Harewood (centre). President of the English74 words
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Article181 1967-12-25 14 EAST LONDON. South Africa. Sun. (Reuter) Virginia Wade, the British Wightman Cup player, justified top seeding by winning the women's singles title in the Border International Lawn Tennis Tournament here yesterday. In the final, she beat Pat Walkden. of Rhodesia, the No. 2 seed, by181 words
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Article79 1967-12-25 14 HONOLULU, Sun. (UPI) Cloudy skies and a windwhipped ocean forced postponement of the first events of the 15th annual Makaha International .Surfing championships at Makaha Beach. Oahu, on Saturday. However, the 398 topnotch surfers stood by as opening day ceremonies officially began the contest. Honolulu’s Mayor Neal Blaisdell,79 words
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213 1967-12-25 14 MOSCOW, Sun. (UPI). The Soviet Union, a bastion of athletic amateurism, has bemoaned the British decision to open the Wimbledon tennis championships to both amateurs and pros. "This decision harms amateur tennis”. Soviet player Anna Dmitriyeva wrote in the newspaper. Soviet Sports The paper's213 words
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Article100 1967-12-25 14 CARCASSONE. Sun. (Reuter) Injured Kangaroo winger Ken Irvine is to enter hospital in Carcassone on Christmas Day for an operation on his fractured left leg. An orthopaedic specialist told Irvine last night that he will not play rugby again for 12 months. The operation, which most100 words
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136 1967-12-25 14 SYDNEY. Sun. (Reuter) Leading Australian Jockey George Moore has derided not to return to England to ride for the Noel Murless stable, the Sun-Herald newspaper reported today. Moore whose long list of wins for the Newmarket trainer last season included three of the five136 words
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Article226 1967-12-25 14 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Results of Rugby League matches played yesterday were: Bramley 10. Liverpool C. 9. Dewsbury 24, York 5 Doncaster 3. Warrington 16. Featherstone R. 14. H’fax 17. Hull 22. Castleford 6. Workington T. 7, Leeds 4. RUGBY UNION County Championship Lancashire 14. Cheshire 11. Club226 words
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84 1967-12-25 14 MOSCOW. Sun (UPI) Soviet weightlifter Karl Pumpurin set a world record in the light-heavy-weight division at Yerevan on Saturday when he pressed 170.5 kilograms (.376 lbs), the news agency. Tass reported. This Improved bv 1.5 kmgs (3 lbs) the former mark held by Mikhail Shabayev84 words
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515 1967-12-25 14 William Verigan - By William Verigan YORK, Sun. (UPI). Boxing bade A v farewell to Cassius Clay and began the search for a new heavyweight champion in 1967 during a typically tempestuous year for the sport. Clay, who contends he should be exempted from the draft515 words
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Article136 1967-12-25 14 STOCKHOLM. Sun (Reater) Former world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson, who went to the aid of police against antiVietnam war demonstrators, said last night. "Police are too soft on those types in this country.” Police said .1 ohansson helped two hardpressed policemen against a mob136 words
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Article1493 1967-12-25 15 Race l: Horses Class 3, Dlv. 5 Abt. 6 Furs. 2.00 P.M. 1 9 Ramona 2. 973 Tahu Sama Tahu 3 0 WaWilt 4y 900 4v 9 00 by 9 00 Ramona Stable Sama Tahu Stable Mr TS Leong R. Bkelen Heddle J. Donnelly Bougoure 8 41,493 words
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Article, Illustration1859 1967-12-25 15 ‘Windsor Lad’ - HE CAN MAKE IT PILLAR-TO-POST AFFAIR Rinus holds whip hand in Cup event By ‘Windsor Lad’ JpENANG, Mon. Leading trainer Rinus van Breukelen holds the whip hand with a formidable team of seven runners representing half the field engaged in the P. and O. Cup run1,859 words
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Article206 1967-12-25 15 WINDSOR LAD ADELINE JIMMY LAD STAR BOY RACE 1 F. MFRCCRT Katong Beach Beau Ideal KATONG BEACH Dollar Printer Beau Ideal RAMONA Katong Beach Dollar Printer KATONG BEACH Dollar Printer Deep Water RACE t RAYTONE So Nice Anna Gold YES DEAR III Gukit Serok Determination YES DEAR in Pharoah's206 words
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Article33 1967-12-25 15 Windsor Lad: Gigantor Win finish II Snowflake Adeline: Macondo R. Command Snowflake Jimmy Lad Handal Do You Mind Fast fir Furious Star Boy katnng Beach Roland II Crown Boy33 words
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231 1967-12-25 15 MIAMI. Florida. Run (Reuter) Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is to sue a company which staged a computerised fight series to find the world's greatestever heavyweight, his business partner said today. The computerised series ended this week In a 13round victory231 words
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Article63 1967-12-25 15 CAGLIARI. Sardinia. Bun. (Reuter) Italy reached the quarter-finals of the European soccer championship yesterday when they beat Bwitaerland 4-0 here to win their qualifying groups The Italians led 3-0 St halftime. Only the British group remains to be decided for the quarter-final line-up. England need only to63 words
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528 1967-12-25 16 T ONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Manchester City moved into second place J behind their neighbours, Manchester United, in the English First Division when the Christmas soccer programme opened yesterday. The City who are enjoying their best season for many years under the528 words
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Article83 1967-12-25 16 PARIS, Sun. (Reuter) France yesterday qualified for the quarter-finals of the European soccer championship with a 3-1 victory over Luxembourg in their final g.oup match here. France needed only a draw in yesterday's match to head their group. Their victory gave them a total of nine points,83 words
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Article2145 1967-12-25 16 RESULTS TABLES ENGLISH ONE Arsenal 3 Notts 0 Leicester C. 2 M’chesteT U 2 Burnley 2 Ever ton 3 Sheffield W Sunderland 1 0 M'chester C. Newcastle U. Sheffield U. 4 1 2 Stoke C. Liverpool Coventrv C 2 Fulham 2 Chelsea 2 West B A. 0 Southampton 0 Leeds2,145 words
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Article2143 1967-12-25 16 WINDSOR LAD - HEARSAY SURVIVES OBJECTION By WINDSOR LAD 13ENANG, Sun. Talislad, confidently ■l ridden by leading Jockey Des Coleman, made it a pillar-to-post race when he captured the Governor's Cup run over 8-lf here this afternoon. Talislad finished one and a half lengths clear of the fast-finishing Sporting2,143 words
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Article321 1967-12-25 16 PENANG. Sun The postal swimming team broke two records in the inter-Gov-emment rally events at the Penang Chinese Swimming Club gala witnessed by a large crowd here this afternoon. In a very close race, Toh Cheng Eng beat Har You Fatt by a touch321 words
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85 1967-12-25 16 BRISBANE. Sun. (Reuter* Spinner Ashley Ma lett wrecked Queensland's second innings when he too’* s'-- wicket*, fo*- *1 runs for South Australia on the third day oi 1 e Sheffield Shield match here today. Queensland, who scored 285 in their first Innings, were all out for85 words
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Miscellaneous145 1967-12-25 16 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $66,000 1st PRIZE No. *****4 ($21,780) 2nd PRIZE No. *****4 ($5,445) 3rd PRIZE No. *****4 ($2,722) STARTERS: ($403 each):Nos: *****4, *****5, *****9, *****3, *****0, *****9, *****4, *****0, *****6. CONSOLATION: ($272 each) Nos: *****1, *****0, *****9, *****7, *****8, *****3, *****3, *****7, *****6, *****8. Penang: 6.06 a.m (6145 words
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