The Straits Times, 18 January 1966
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Title Section22 1966-01-18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 7<k The Straits Times 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034 Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JANUARY 18. 196622 words
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Article, Illustration807 1966-01-18 1 Sock stays on PEOPLE'S LOYALTY BECOMES DOUBTFUL, THEN FERVENT PLEA BY SUBANDRIO SINGAPORE, Monday Jakarta now admits it: Confrontation has brought us hardship SINGAPORE, Mon. The Indonesian Information Minister. Mr. Achmu.ii. today declared that Indonesia was in economic difficulties because of its confrontation with Mali "We do not807 words
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Article683 1966-01-18 1 Military rule by Ironsi LACOS, Monday. THE Chief of the Nigerian Army, 41 -year-old Maj.-Cen. Aguiyi Ironsi, emerged as the new strongman of this rebellion-shaken nation today. He suspended the office of President and Prime Minister and assumed power at the head of a Provisional Military Government. Gen. Ironsi, announcingReuter - 683 words
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117 1966-01-18 1 ADEN. Monday. A PARCEL bomb today seriously injured Mr. Robin H. Thome, acting Assistant British High Commissioner here Mr Thome, who Ministerial Secretary in the Aden Government. was opening the package when it blew up. The explosion knocked him down unconscious. The secretaryReuter - 117 words
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Article26 1966-01-18 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Alex Josey. the British freelance journalist who was expelled by the Malaysian Government last year, returned to Singapore by air tonight.26 words
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Article40 1966-01-18 1 GENEVA. Mon— Accidents, suicide and homicide are the main causes of death among seamen, but the number of these violent fatalities has declined In recent years according to a World Health Organisation report published here today —Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article27 1966-01-18 1 MANILA. Mon. Rep. Cornelio Vlllareal. President of the Liberal Party, today was re-elected Speaker of the 104-seat House of Representatives of the Philippine Congress. UPI.UPI - 27 words
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Article43 1966-01-18 1 YEW YORK. Mon. The Weekly Insiders newsletter said today a Singapore firm lecently got an order from South Vietnam for 12 million trombones. It was nonplussed until it learned that "trombone" is a French brand name for paper clips. UPI.UPI - 43 words
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Article, Illustration36 1966-01-18 1 MOSCOW. Mon Japanese PorriKii Wnwttw Etv.isaburo Shllna Hew to Leningrad today for I of sightseeing before starting talks witli Soviet leaders ranging from Vietnam to a World War U I peace treaty —UPl. ÜBANORIO36 words
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Article62 1966-01-18 1 SAIGON, Mon (..n Westmoreland, commander of American forces in Vietnam, today ordered his troops to hold their fire during the Sj day observance of the lunar New Year, starting next Thursday. The order was duplicated by commanders of the Korea. Australian and New Zealand units. The action62 words
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Article422 1966-01-18 1 JACKIE SAM - Bukit Merah goes to polls today JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE. Mon. Bukit Merah's 13.500 voters go to the polls tomorrow after one ot the dullest electoral campaigns ever in Singapore. The Barisan Sosialis are boycotting the polls but their presence is th< I they have been car..; ing for blank422 words
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Article32 1966-01-18 1 REBELS GIVE IN I \(.<>s M.m Nigerian arm* rebel leader Major I luikuma K/eocvvii ,in<l forces in Kaduna ha\»- submitted to country's run ruler Maior (fpneral Johnson \.ii\ui Imnsi.— Reiner32 words
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Advertisement49 1966-01-18 1 1 PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK! PHI II PS g transistor portable is a best- seller! *fc?t WhydidPhilipsl_3X2sTbecome SSfegrt a best -seller immediately it was^ggg|j^-A introduced here? Because of its attractive design, medium wave and 2 short wave bands! Uses only .gjjgpag^^ (fMM TPHIUPSrHT I Wina- Home Competition49 words
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Article, Illustration504 1966-01-18 2 PAUSE IN VIETNAM BOMBING CONTINUES... WASHINGTON* Monday HUMPHREY: HANOI HAS NOT INDICATED THAT IT SEEKS PEACE... J>KKSII)KM Johnson's Vietnam peace offensive moved into its fourth week today amid indications that the pause in the bombing of North Vietnam might continue considerably longer than originallyReuter - 504 words
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126 1966-01-18 2 'American planes bombed village' claim HONti KO.M.. Mon. The North Vietnamese Newi Agency yesterday MM that United States planes bombed and strafed a North Vietnamese village on Friday. The acrncy said the attach Ml made on "a village in the western part of Thanh Hoa (province) causing: a number ofReuter - 126 words
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Article42 1966-01-18 2 SYDNEY- Mini. Park* of' mi a lies in Sydney harbour have caused the closure of it-vcral baihiiic beaches ar.d tspsfts wsstuad today tiirft Hie danger or mhl attacks Is now acute. bark was seen to 'alee a dog. ReutrrReuter - 42 words
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183 1966-01-18 2 'Man with golden arm' in pardons racket MANILA. Mon. A convicted master forger known as 'the man with the golden arm", was implicated today In the alleged fraudulent release of 1 prisoners through forged pardon papers. Jose Ignacio. "lio has a string of convictions for forgery, admitted he forged theUPI - 183 words
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Article51 1966-01-18 2 DANANG- Mon A United States Air Force B-57 Canberra ,'*t bomber crashed into the South China Sea 31 miles north-east or here early today after developing mechanical trouble. The two crew members ejected and im rescued by helicopter." usiiiß flares to locate them in the water.Reuter - 51 words
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Article27 1966-01-18 2 ADEN. Mem.— Five people, mr'.udins; one Bn'. 0:1 were injurrd in a grenade explosion at a bus stop her* 1 last nmht.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article31 1966-01-18 2 Mrs. Indira Gandhi - Mrs. Indira Gandhi by THERE'S no reason why India cannot be led by a woman. It is a question of being a human being, not a man or woman. fJPj31 words
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378 1966-01-18 2 CHINA STILL A THREAT TO INDIA: Mrs. GANDHI NEW DELHI. Mon INDIRA GANDHI said yesterday that India's main problems were its underdeveloped economy and the threat from Communist China. i 1 She was .speaking to newsmen in an interview tape recorded by a Dutch television team as India? leading politicians378 words
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204 1966-01-18 2 A British envoy is ordered to stay out of Zambia f USAKA. Mon. A senior British diplomat, Mr. J. A. M. Molyneux, now In London, has been declared persona non-grata by the Zambian Government, informed sources said here last night Mr. Molyneux, put.v Hingh Comm] here, left Lusaka on J.ui.Reuter - 204 words
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Article104 1966-01-18 2 I ONDON. Mon. A British frigate yesterday rescued 132 Haitian refugees who had been stranded on a barren Bahama island of Anguilla. the Ministry of Defence announced here. The frigate Rothcsay raced 360 miles from the Island of Anguilla. where she was carrying out a landingReuter - 104 words
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Advertisement190 1966-01-18 2 lr >g super \N©^ v wfc <tIGO SUPtRWILL MrS. Chan iS going Superwell.Todayshe'sdnvingthecar.Tomorrowherhusband will. J B JHs^ MW ilt^ tt MI MW M MF They go everywhere in it and they go like a flash on POWER-INCREASED SUPERSHELL. Mm BHm M1 M MmlsV sWI sW sWsW M M Supershell contains190 words
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117 1966-01-18 3 MALTA, Mon. The U.S. Sixth Fleet is to use Malta as a repairs base for a twomonth trial period beginniiiK today. II will be thr lirst time the US. has based any ships in Malta and tho agreement between tho U 8.Reuter - 117 words
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37 1966-01-18 3 BIRMINGHAM (Englar,. 11l bi t' "0 maior Industrial making thOUMI powrr G.> authorities supplying -h<J. Ol the Eng. I I rnnßi- m a neu easuorks. Thr 70 fin t. Rpu'er37 words
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Article50 1966-01-18 3 HONG KONG. Mon. Hundreds of people began queueing up for trains to China from dawn today m the annual lunar New Year exodus got. underway. About 2.500 people, including whole fimiltn. loft yesterday to spend the festival with their friends and relatives on the mainland. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article, Illustration113 1966-01-18 3 Pay-TV lets you pay only for what you see IIKS Harold Wilson i'l wife of the Prime Minister, launched coin-in-tin-slot television in Britain a week ago h> putting a two-shilling piece in a TV meter in London hotel. The experimental Pa> I system has an initial "membership" of month an113 words
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Article23 1966-01-18 3 TOKYO. Moo. A mild earthquake rocked area.s near and north of Tokyo today. No damage or casualties were reported. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article52 1966-01-18 3 TOKYO. Mon. The All-Japan I Seamen's Union will resume its nation-wide strike on Jan. 25 after a month's truce over the New Year, it was announced today. The 134-000-strong union has I called the strike for more pay for a period of IS days until noon52 words
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220 1966-01-18 3 Colour bar among American doctors: AMA powerless PHILADELPHIA. Monday. T»HE American Medical Association is powerless to curb discrimination practised against Negro doctors, Dr. James Z. Appel. its president, said yesterday. He predicted >trong opposi- tlon within the AMA to a resolution now before its board to give the national organisationAP - 220 words
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106 1966-01-18 3 OARIS. Mon. Two drivers were killed in the Monte Carlo rally yesterday when their car crashed into a tree. Police said they were Jose Panpyn and Manuel Zaldivar. both Spaniards. They were driving a Fiat 1500. Police said their car crashed shortly afterReuter - 106 words
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Article90 1966-01-18 3 DARIS. MOB, Nato today an- nounced a field exercise c;ili«l Winter Expre.ss m Northern Norfftf next month to te.M the efltectnrn.'ss of Iti Euro|y> Mobile Force. The rolo o; the force, the Nato "fire brisarlr." i.> to help deter aggression by demonstrating N.ito solidarityReuter - 90 words
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Article29 1966-01-18 3 Shiina in Leningrad MOSCOW Mon. The Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr. Etsusaburo Shiina. flew to Leningrad today for a one-day visit before begin--1 ning business talks with Soviet leaders. AP.AP - 29 words
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109 1966-01-18 3 enmn, >ion. two hundred former Rho ripsiaiis arrived in S\d n«'y irom N«'v\ /.«-.«|antl today on Iheir way home to tight for Mr lan Smiths rebel reßime. They said Rhodesians throuuhoiit the world were florkine back to their former country to "rally roundReuter - 109 words
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270 1966-01-18 3 Hollywood tailor defends Johnson's style OOLLYWGOD. Mon.— A tailor to the Hollywood stars yester- I day Joined an AngloAmerican controversy j over President John- son's wardrobe and declared that British tailors favour 'the effeminate look" The controversy grew out of an article in the British magazine Tailor and Cutter which270 words
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155 1966-01-18 3 Twice every day and once on Sunday t ONDON, Mon. The Sunday Times reported yesterday •There's a lady in Cardiff called Mrs. Mvra Franklin who ha>> been to see the film 'The Sound of Music' 32') times. Shell be at th.- Caoitol cinema attain this afternoon which will make it155 words
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71 1966-01-18 3 LONDON. Mon. Prince William of Gloucester. 24--id cousin of Quern Elizabeth who i> Third Secretary with the Briti-h High Commission in Lagos, is safe and well following the uprising by rebel troops. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, now visiting Kuala Lumpur, have been toldReuter - 71 words
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Article58 1966-01-18 3 DENVER. Mon. Half a loaf is better than none, they say. but Frank Jackson Jnr isn't so sure. He told polite he held on tightly when a thief seized his wallet and he was left holding half of the billfold and i halves of three St-4*Uar bills,AP - 58 words
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Advertisement230 1966-01-18 3 Exclusive!! fj f% Chanrita will fl dress up your Cj^^^S^^T^^H Chinese Sen; Year *^^M and Hari Raya y m ISF There ii rtili time for you to H lelebratt' in a tailored frock I %*ar Imm C.lianrita. Pop in and see R I' the unique ran^e of materials WS* m230 words
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Advertisement375 1966-01-18 3 A compliment to the world's most elegant women by ROLEX KXMiißr MjoGfessV' s&Jooii iDmiouiiniMi ■■Ti BnFnnf%%ii' A wl j i jjiflfnifHMluu j Se* the rang* of exquisite ROLEX watches on display at: LEE CHAY CO. 100 North Bridge Road, Singapore. 1 l"Uxtg t^ong k ueuautQ cnglisn Longuogt Newspup«r E REGULARLY375 words
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Miscellaneous8 1966-01-18 3 ra£ gambols /vOuVfc CUIM6O I UWCL6 GEOBGeS N8 words
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545 1966-01-18 4 REDS STILL THE BIGGEST THREAT WARNING BY LEE 4 Keep close watch on Barisan" SINGAPORE. Mon ]ifH. LEE KUAN 11 YEW tonight warned thnt tht 1 Communists are still the biggest threat to Singapore, lie urged the people to be prepared for all eventualities. A close watch must especially be545 words
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123 1966-01-18 4 MUSLIM LA W BILL: TIME FOR VIEWS IS EXTENDED SINGAPORE. Mon. The select committee of Par- liament on the Administration 01 Muslim Law Bill have extended the date lor submitting representations on it from Jan. 24 to Feb. 28 this year. Representations may be made in any of the four123 words
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Article93 1966-01-18 4 MASTER PLAN INQUIRY BEGINS SINGAPORE. Mon— A lawyer. Mr. Tan Wee Kian to- j day presided at the first i day's session of a public inquiry into objections, representations and additions to Singapore's Master Plan at the Victoria Theatre. Mr. A.R. Head, planning appeals inspector with the Ministry of Law93 words
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Article34 1966-01-18 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Special food will be verved to residents of the Cheshire. Red Cross and Children s Convalescent Kumes at Nicoll Drive on Wednesday to celebrate I the Chinese New Year.34 words
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Article27 1966-01-18 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— Water will be cut off at Joo Chiat Lane (from Tembeling Road up to MangLs Road) tomorrow from 9 •jn. to 5 p.m.27 words
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Article94 1966-01-18 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, tonight switched on thr newly installed street lighting at Pesiaran Krliling in Macpherson Estate. The new lighting system, covering neighbouring roads and car parks, was installed at a total cost of 550.650 by the94 words
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Advertisement400 1966-01-18 4 MIGHTIER THAN BOND! NG DAYS HONGKONG '^iirSfflrl- SMASHED records!! of 'GOLDFINGER" /^I Mr FROM RUSSIA I f|-**f jt*' WITH i.OVE" i /W/^/l/ii27//t/ ISTANBUL I Horst BUCHHOLZ Sylva KOSCINA Technicolor Techniscope SPECIAL ONE-DAY 5-THEATRE PREMIERE TOMORROW at CAPITOL 5 shows: 11a.m., 1.45, 4. 6 30. 9.30 pm. j LIDO 5 shows:400 words
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Advertisement90 1966-01-18 4 Stop Asthma Sleep Like a Baby If you cough, whecza, can't brextha or sleep well due to Aithmv Catarrh or Bronchitis attack*, gat MKNDACO from your chemtit or more today. HENDACO works through the blood and bronchial tubea to disiolve and remove offendlnr phlegm congestion. Then your cough la curbed,90 words
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Advertisement74 1966-01-18 4 singapura Chinese New Year J SPECIAL DINNER Reserve your tables now for our I Special Dinner on Friday 21st. Jan. j $20 per person including Floor Show and Gratuities Spectacular team of talented dancers K^y/ie- (C'l&a'ittci ~^/a*i>ce In a scintillating, glamourpacked show from the fabulous entertainment world of Japan ft74 words
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Advertisement124 1966-01-18 5 §£ou£Rfor Spenafjifar Be IV SOW and HEDGES H I f^M^ FrJ^^^H Benson -< Hedges Benson w Hedges I^^ HM S/r^^Sj3: Benson and Hedges Bevsox md Hedges a»fc^w^Mfj[^^ c^*//^ I Benson -j Hedges I Benson mj Hedges Untok Hari Raya yang bahagia hisap-lah Benson and Hedges yang lebeh istimewa. I SS.124 words
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402 1966-01-18 6 SINGAPORE, Monday. SEVEN-YEAR4LD schoolgirl told a murder inquiry today how she saw a "teacher stab my lather" one evening in September last year. The girl. Tan Ah Kwang. was testifying against nine men who are tentatively charged with the murder402 words
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Article38 1966-01-18 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Associa- j tion's mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the Volunteer Con- i stabulary post at Jalan Ladang between 5.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. to- j morrow and Wednesday.38 words
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Article66 1966-01-18 6 SINGAPORE. Mon The Buddhist Union will hold a special midnight service on Jan 20 to usher m the 'Year of the Horse It will begin ai 11 p.m. at the Jalan Senyum shrine. Services will also be held at the shrine .v 1 a in. and66 words
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194 1966-01-18 6 SINGAPORE. Mon VfORE than 1,600 needy people on tho island yeslTl terdav received eifts for Chinese New Year and Hari Raya. At Telok Ayers PAP branch in Amoy Street, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, the Education Minister distributed •ang-pows" and food parcels to some194 words
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Article, Illustration90 1966-01-18 6 MR. and MRS. TEO CHYE POII after thrir marriage at the Singapore Recistrv <>f Marrlacca <•" Sunday. The bride, the former "Miss I.er Siru Knu iN the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I i -c lung Mooi of Taiping. She is an MA (lions.) craduate of the Australian90 words
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Article138 1966-01-18 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.- The Adult Education Board is organising a Russian languaKe course for boginnrrs next month. The course is designed to enable students to read, write and speak simple Russian. The course, comprising 3! lessons will be held twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays from T p.m.138 words
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Article179 1966-01-18 6 Japanese floating fair arrives SINGAPORE, M Kth J.i pan Industry Floating Pair on board 12.611 -ton Sa&urm Mam ed into Singapore this ail noon, and berthed ai godown 42 and 43 at the Port of Singapore Authority whai The $7.5 million ship, which is now on a iotirmonth cruise oi179 words
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86 1966-01-18 6 GIRL HURT IN FIRE DIES IN HOSPITAL SINGAPORE. Mon. year-old girl. Tan Moo I ho VU injured when fire gutted a Bhophou Mattar Road last night, died In the General Hospital today. Mcc Leng had been admitted to hospital suffering from .severe burns together with bet Kheow Leng. nine, and86 words
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Article27 1966-01-18 6 SINGAPORE. Mon —An 18-year old student. Foon who pleaded guilty today I a forged driving bo I S5OO and warned 1 Traffic Magistrate. Mr Hague.27 words
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Advertisement357 1966-01-18 6 UNIQUE MUSIC OFFER! Buy any of the world famous PHILIPS gramophones ALL with DIAMOND needles and get three 12 LP records for less than the price of one Model AG 4100. A jaunty little portable battery, all- h!) £2RHP^ r transistor gramophone with a voice that's clear t^ and true357 words
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Miscellaneous192 1966-01-18 6 Singapore Diary TOMAI German books exhibition, National Library iLeciure Hall), 4 p.m. 8 p.m. t'rtr liltn sli«i«s Siitake. Borgo A M Cartoon film. Peanuts a valuable crop, Tuas Village, wayang stage. Jurong Road end. 7.30 p.m. The Street Boy. Hwa Mum School. Lai Hock" Kee Hng, 7.30 p.m. Apartment for192 words
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Article435 1966-01-18 7 808 NG - Norwegian may be Fida's No. One 808 NG HE TOURS COUNTRY TO MAKE UP MIND By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday A NORWEGIAN who has been picked by the Government to direct Malaysia's industrial development is now making a survey of the country before deciding to accept the offer. He is Mr.435 words
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Article112 1966-01-18 7 PPP men to discuss Lim's call IPOH. Mon.— People's 1 Progressive Party leaders today declined to comment on the call by the Labour Party for a united Opposition. They would do so only after a meeting of the PPP's central committee. Dato S.P. Seenlvasagam, the PPP vice-president, said the central112 words
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Article, Illustration195 1966-01-18 7 Not once a failure among Serdang grads... KUALA LI MPIK. Mon. Diploma holders of the Serdang Agricultural CM !<•«<" have set an unique record at the Lincoln Agricultural College in tbe University of Canterbury. New Zealand. For. according to Prof. D. B. .McSueeni-y. who has arrived in Malaysia for a195 words
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Article28 1966-01-18 7 KCALA LUMPUR. Mon.—lvche Omar Cassim of tbe Ministry re Codat lor Rar.Boon «here ho I up the post of second secretary In the Ma".:iysi:in Emba.vv.28 words
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Article85 1966-01-18 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Mr. Don Hunn has taken over as the new First Secretary at the New Zealand High CommisMon here. He replaces Mr D. G. Harper, who has returned to Wellington. Mr. Hunn. 31. Is gndMtfl of Victoria UniverMiy and has been wi'h Ujp New85 words
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Article47 1966-01-18 7 KAJANG. Mon. The Dlsnct Hospital hen la :<i have an adjdltional doctor soon— Dr. V. K. John, who will be transferred from the Semenvih Health Centre. The hospital here hH.s been 7.1? h one doctor. Dr. K. W.gneson. for the past four month.-.47 words
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Article277 1966-01-18 7 PENANG. Monday. FOUR archbishops, including a Papal rer presentatlve, and seven bishops from Thailand. Cambodia and Malaysia, have arrived in Penang to attend the 300 th anniversary celebrations this week of the Pulau Tikus College General. Malaysia's only Catholic major seminary. The visiting prolate* are Archbishop277 words
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Article43 1966-01-18 7 JERANTUT. Mm, TIM d'.strlct Rural Development cummi'tee here has distributed a total of 64 cows to the people last year 32 .n Kr.mpong Sungei Tllc.-.m--16 In Kampnr-.tr Prdah- 10 in Kamixintt Bukit Dinding and six in KamnciiK Ulu Tel-43 words
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Article, Illustration119 1966-01-18 7 ALAN HARMAN - $330,000 'new look' for a border town ALAN HARMAN From SUNUAI GOL O K (South Thailand). Mon. The Thai and Malaysian governments are co-operat-ing to give this old border town a new look. They have agreed to go 50--50 in the cost of a new $330,000 railway station astride the119 words
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Article37 1966-01-18 7 PEN A NO. Mon. About 43 Malay girls from North Malaya wU take a six months" course in home management at Krp.ila Ritas Women's Training; Centre when it re-opens after the Harl Raya holidays.37 words
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75 1966-01-18 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.-Sln- gapore has been chosen as the venue of the third Asian teachers leadership training .seminar to be j held on Nov. 20 this year. Thr seminar is being organised by the World Confederation of Teruiirrs to which Sinu:i|>ore teachers' unions are affiliated. A75 words
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121 1966-01-18 7 Pioneer leaves vowing to return soon K U A L A LUMPUR. v Mon.— One of th« last colonial pioneers In the country. Dato R. J. Curtis, left here yesterday for England after spending 40 years in Malaya. In an interview at th« Intorr.;i uonal Airport he x-.ici: i wont121 words
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Article43 1966-01-18 7 PENANO- Mon Penang Urano Kitum Ibu has mii: fcx>d p.irceu to the L'mnu headquarters in distribution t* Malaysian troops serving In Sahah and s.<] North Province Weilesiey K:ium Ibu hu win 6.000 parcen (if i-.iki-.-, for the troops.43 words
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Miscellaneous283 1966-01-18 7 Straits Times Crossword M J—^J—^uJ—^J— MSOM I. l! standing, posilbly uertsn tn 1 ft« mmk nia me uc- old naval battle t»). »ua *uje! Ib; 8 Exfra activity In court/ <4-4 i 0 a ne jJeuu'b iuininer \u>iuai>' 13 RenunciaUon o( record by {{i) marksman about fifty UOV 9. C.o«sout283 words
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272 1966-01-18 8 15 exiles to go home for the festival— DENANG, Mon. 1 Police have granted 15 gangsters "exiled" Ir o m the island special leave to return home to spend the Chinese New Year and Hari Raya with their families. "We have allowed them to come back for two days, Friday272 words
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102 1966-01-18 8 An education expert from Britain is coming KUALA LUMPUR. Moa —A British educationalist. Mr. Gordon Burrowa. will arrive here on Feb. 28 for a five-day visit "to keep in touch with current events." Mr. Burrows, course organiser at the Oversea Service College. In Surrey, was made an honorary citizen of102 words
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Article54 1966-01-18 8 SINOAPORE. Mon. A Royal NH7 submarine, the Amphlon. now serving in the F»r EaM. will celebrate the 3 1st tnntversmy of her first commission on Wednesday The. Amp Won. which was origin ally designed for war In the Pacific durinst World War 11. flrs» came to the54 words
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Article38 1966-01-18 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. 8. Veeriah. 16. was seriously Injured In a collision between his bicycle and a motor cycle at Sungal Oedong. 12 miles from here, during the week-end The motor-cyclist was also Injured.38 words
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Article38 1966-01-18 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Mentrl Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Hajl Idrts. will entertain 200 poor and handicapped children at his residence In Jalan Raja Muda bere at 4 djd. on Jan rt.38 words
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Article328 1966-01-18 8 PENANG Monday. INSHORE fishermen here plan to see the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, to discuss the case of seven trawlers which did not come back to their base in Tanjong Bungah on Saturday. They set sail with six others in the morning and should have returned to base328 words
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Article77 1966-01-18 8 Cracker firing times fixed If I'ALA LIMPIR. Mon. The ban on flr« crackers will be lifted from I*ol a.m. on Thursday to midnight on Jan. H for Hari Raya and Chinese New Year It will be lifted again for 24 hours beginning l.'Ol a.m. on Feb. 4 for Chap (.oil77 words
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Article34 1966-01-18 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Plnance. Mr. Tan Blew Sin. will visit the Chow Kit Road market and the Wholesale Market at Ipch Road tomorrow to look at trading conditions there.34 words
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Article154 1966-01-18 8 SINGAPORE, Monday. ]y|EMBERS of the U.S. Department of Commerce mission, who visited Singapore and Malaysia in November, have commented very favourably on business opportunities in these two countries. For Instance, the "urgent drive for Industrialisation presents many opportunities for Americans to enter joint ventures154 words
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233 1966-01-18 8 Plea by woman: I was a victim of politicians PENANG. Mon. Accused of having made a false statement to the Penang Registrar of Citizens in 1957 in order to acquire Federal citizenship, a housewife. Ng Ah Bee. described herself in court today as a "victim of politicians'* "It was not233 words
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Article80 1966-01-18 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Cornell Glee Ciub singers will give apublic concert here on Feb. 14. The group's tour will begin with a concert in Singapore on Feb. 10. In addition to the public concert here, the Cornell University singers will also give a80 words
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Article42 1966-01-18 8 MACHANO. Mon. The Rubber Training School at Buklt Slreh. 1 1 miles from here, will hold eight counts this year in planting and processing. The first course will begin on Jan 31 and end on Feb. 2ft42 words
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168 1966-01-18 8 CYDNEY. Mon. Asian students are being blamed for the Medical Faculty at the University of New South Wales rejecting Australian students. Seven Australian students who passed all their first-year subjects have been refused entry to second year. Twenty others who are studying for post-exami-nations168 words
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Advertisement92 1966-01-18 8 ONLY BOAG OFFERS 11 a choice of VC-10's and 707's stopover at Beirut w A or Rome at no extra air-fare Irsl JU H ft wV H n ImLmi wM I* i«?^r ijflr HP vnA < 'Mi. toJ on your way to London For more details of BOAC'S services, consult92 words
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Miscellaneous60 1966-01-18 8 Huff* Bunny By Baiph Bfintdahl \mmmmr—^~~ /^Hua«vN Kdwatj a siat/ lli'l.ll]LLfl*,j>.'lMJ|i|lll Ktmbm a solution to \i'| s[ it up Nfw«urrwiu.3rr l*Ji*z^j lf<J svjmv pboslkm jpya i l \m f ril CHANGE INTO \tLMEB! 9OAK*t> WHILB t f^dfl nH S- TWINK A UTTLEI 1 I .Xli jMV CLOTHES ANO T y60 words
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Article, Illustration216 1966-01-18 9 BRIAN GOMEZ - Zola of the Platters sounds BRIAN GOMEZ By L' L'ALA LUMPUR. Mon. Curvaceous Zola Taylor who flew in today with the world famous Platters believes her group "never puts on the same show twice." "W« have a particular way of doing things •hmughout our performances, it's different every time." In216 words
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79 1966-01-18 9 PEN A NO Mon m« Umno division has decided to defer appointing a new publicity officer until Its next general as- >< mbly. The divisional executive committee agreed on this at a mee 1 Ing held to consider the position of the present publicity officer79 words
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Article43 1966-01-18 9 KUANTAN. Mon A sang r* for the theft of a t.umber of motor-cycles in the district during the past montn has been smashed by the police mo-nr-rvclev rtiflnantUng 'h^m and later offerInr them for sale lr boxn. ou"s)de th«- State43 words
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Article13 1966-01-18 9 MACHANO Mon Inehf Vi- chia district He came from Kuala Krai13 words
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Article110 1966-01-18 9 Detainee Pang now a free man SINGAPORE. Mon. Pang Toon Tin. scltconfessed card-carrying Communist, was released from prison today four days after publicly renouncing his cause. Detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance sintiFebruary I<M>3. Pant wnlked out of the Spcciil Brancii headquarters in Robinson Road at 3 p.m110 words
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Article29 1966-01-18 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Methodist Atternoon School Old Boys' Association •vlll hold its annual meeting at the Kuala Lumpur MAS. library at 2.30 p.m. on Feb29 words
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139 1966-01-18 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The University of Malaya and its General Staff Union today signed a wage agreement endins the 45-day work-to-rule by 800 members of the union It was signed by the actIng Vlce-Chancellor of the University. Prof. R. L. Huang, and the139 words
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Article92 1966-01-18 9 KUANTAN. Mon. Harun bin Mohamed Junld, 19, was today sentenced to six months' jail by the Sessions Court here for stealing $500 from Hall Mat Saman bin Nakhoda on Dec. 12 last year. The court was told that Harun went to the shop at92 words
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Article57 1966-01-18 9 SEGAMAT Mon. The HP*" Umno Youth will hold a sauy party on Jan. 38 in honour <>1 the chairman of the Johore Umno. Dato Haji Osman bin Haji M<> hamed Saat who was recently made a Dato. The party will be held at ihe premise;, ol57 words
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Article40 1966-01-18 9 KUALA LUMPUR Mon Fhe Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew i Sin. will distribute gift pwotta :o 1 2.000 inmates ot Sungei Buloh > Settlement on Thursday as part of the Chinese New Year md Han Raya orlebrations40 words
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Article25 1966-01-18 9 MUAR. Mon. The Parlt fawa Local Council here will spend 5i 20.000 on low-cost housing under the rural development programme this year25 words
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330 1966-01-18 9 Dy found guilty of hurting Padman SINGAPORE. Monday. JESUS DV, 45. branch manager of China Underwriters. Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd.. was today convicted in the Second District Court of causing grievous hurt to V.S. Padman. his former employee. The judge. Mr. K T. Alexander, fined him $250 or330 words
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Article31 1966-01-18 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Seventeen men were today lined $2( each in the magistrate's .-ourt here for gambling in a coftee ;hei> at Kepong on Saturday They all pleaded guilty31 words
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Article26 1966-01-18 9 KUANTAN. .Mon The Kuantan goodwill committee will hold a variety show to mark the New Year at the Town Hall here on Jan. 29.26 words
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245 1966-01-18 9 SINGAPORE. Mon THE Registrar ot the University ol Singapore. Mr. H. D. Lewis, toflay told the Industrial Arbitration Court that In all tht- 18-year history of the unlveoiny, there had been only one cast- where a start member suffered ill-effects due245 words
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Advertisement73 1966-01-18 9 Start your New Year Right with the LUCKY STAR Jk. I X "T" I I v The nicest way we know to say KONG HEE FATT GHOY and i SELAMAT HARI RAYA PUASA Passenger Cars Diesel Engines Commercial Vehicles Start your New Year with mercedes-benz Call and inspect the mercedesbenz73 words
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Article82 1966-01-18 10 JUST WHAT YOU n»M for \>w LOOK YOUR BEST lor Iheta tominit iviv Beauty salon ai FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTII i shu vroom < I r^apore I BERNINA SEWINC PortSt t. -Of all ron«niiirr I ATTENTION ALL CASHIERS kjpt i«h Boxen c k or :limut alan aim your rtttciency Ooataci82 words
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Article699 1966-01-18 10 Accustomed as the tin industry is to misrepresentation and bias, producers may be pu/-zled by some of the comment attributed to employees of the International Tin Council. Although Malaysia has signed the third tin agreement she is still pressing. \vx> are told, for increases in floor699 words
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Article375 1966-01-18 10 Presidrnt Sockarno's offer of a Cabinet post for the man wilh an economic cure-all, and a bullet after three months ii he fails, has attracted no takers. Possibly the great man was not serious. It is almost as hard to believe that the order to State Universities375 words
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Article155 1966-01-18 10 It is difficult to believe Malayan teachers are as shocked as their union leaders claim to be over the Government's decision to date the introduction of equal pay for women employees from Jan. 1, 1965, with lull implementation apparently spread over three years. The issue has been too155 words
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Letter246 1966-01-18 10 Postal savings and Hari Raya %IV wife has an account with Postal Saving.s Bank in Kuala Lumpur, but she has not been able to withdraw money for Hari Raya. On Dec. 23 la>t shrwent to deposit somr money. As there was the last line left in her Savings Book the246 words
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Letter98 1966-01-18 10 KAMPONO folks to whom due credit should be given for tryIng to be more thrifty have been told by the Banting Postal clerk not. to cause him undue inconvenience by depositing bulky .single-dol-lar notes in large sums but rather to bring big dollar notes. While post offices In98 words
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Letter59 1966-01-18 10 rIE statement by the Minister lor Labour. Mr. Jek Yuen Thon* 'rat democracy still exists in SlnKanore bocause a by-election is still beinfj held is iallacious. If this is the losic of his argument, could we infer that democracy in Ring? pore was dead when the Sembawang by-elec-Mon was59 words
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Letter242 1966-01-18 10 I AM directed to refer to the report "Specialist tells why he Is leaving service" (ST. Jan. 14>. Enche Chan Ben;? Kflftt l< fully aware that he was ported to Perak as a Dental Officer on the timescale. He Is not the only officer who is242 words
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Letter82 1966-01-18 10 1 REFER to your report (S.T. Jan. 15) under the heading "Tengku to open $800,000 Community Hall." I am directed by the Chief Minister. Malacca, to clarify that the $3 million mentioned tnerelr. Is not only for the bus station but It Includes a 12-storey hotel and departmental stores. This82 words
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Letter48 1966-01-18 10 MALAYSIAN Airways says that one of the main reasons behind frequent delays in its let services wa.s the "shortage of engineers", what would be the next reply to future delays? Surely the airline should have planned to recruit more engineers before they Introduced their Jet aircraft. FRISTRATED Singapore48 words
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Letter45 1966-01-18 10 J)OZENS of United States Peace Corps teachers have arrived in Malaya. Lower Perak students shall ever be grateful to the Minister of Education if Form Six classes could be opened in Teluk Anson this year in charge of some of the.M' teacner.v npiL Teluk .\n>on45 words
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Article, Illustration881 1966-01-18 10 WILLIAM FITTER - The Menzies era is ending WILLIAM FITTER by SYDNEY. Mon. THE TRANSITION TO MORE ORTHODOXY WILL BE SMOOTH THE expected resignation of Sir Robert Menxies as Prime Minister (and possibly from politics altogether) later this month will, in every sense, end a remarkable period of Australian political and economic history.881 words
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Advertisement551 1966-01-18 10 f Straits Time* k Malay Mail Cto«n'** rf ad*arti«ame«t« wiwy ba kanded {COLO STORA6I SUPI«MAKKET Orchard Rsa4 '*»<»♦**— *T» »*«k COLD STORA&e lIANCNES F At Holland load KtlM| Naval law. I Aatnamad A»e«rai CITY BOOK STORI LTD, I Wmche.ter Him. CoMyar 0»«y. THI NfWS FRONT Mip««ri<k'i SaparmaHM* 'mm ISMAIL t.551 words
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Advertisement4 1966-01-18 10 Harrisons Lister Engineering Ltd.4 words
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Advertisement36 1966-01-18 10 Mm £s t INSTANT PURE VEGETABLE GOODNESS RICH IN ESSENTIAL B VITAMINS There is $7,000 in the Jackpot of BERITA HARIAN Spot The Ball Contest D Send your entry now. Closing date: Wed. 19.1.66 11 a.m.36 words
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Article, Illustration206 1966-01-18 11 Accident brigadier: No spinal injuries ipoh, Mon. X-rays taken today showed that the commanding officer of the 2nd Malaysian Infantry Brigade. Brigadier Mohamed Noor bin Haji Tamin. does NOT have a spine injury as suspected yesterday. But he has four fractured ribs and a fractured left shouldi-r blade, sustained when206 words
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Article43 1966-01-18 11 KUALA LUMPUR Mon B Urn bin Alxiul Rahman. 22 unemployed, wa.s today *vmnd over lor oM year in ih«--$3OO lor posj^sung sib. ot stolen tin v:.hied at $!5. n' Kent Tin Aboul Ralim. who plead* commit ti IM443 words
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304 1966-01-18 11 Teacher killed, 10 hurt in car-taxi crash IPOH. >Ioi». A teacher 1 was killed and 10 other Dcople. including a recently -ordained priest were injured in a he ul on collision between a car mil a taxi at tin- 11 mile. Kuala Kangsar Kn ul. just outside- (hemiir. north of304 words
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Article45 1966-01-18 11 Like an 'ang pow— M.P. KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Dr. Tan Chee Kbooa >LPM Batui today p; PaderaJ Capital ng done a uood :ob in metalling Jalan Haji Taib .r!:ic;ng of the toad wu.s Bagniflccnt ang pow and H^ir. Raya present to thr re- ihc area45 words
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Article23 1966-01-18 11 KUALA LUMPUR Mon Mr D. A 'it. director I I mechanical rur here oa Jan 24 lor i vWt23 words
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Article28 1966-01-18 11 KANGAR. Mon The Behor Tanaft Youth Club will hold a Him K.na variety >.l-.nw and social r.ight on Jan. 23 In the village community hall here.28 words
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226 1966-01-18 11 Jeffrey Francis - Jeffrey Francis From IhSiSELTON, Mon. Patients at the Tawau Hospital have made representations to the State Minister of Health, Mr. Richard Yapp, to retain the services of Mr. J. M. D. Crook, the only surgeon in the area. They put up posters In226 words
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Article128 1966-01-18 11 4NY business, execu--1 Uve interested in winning 5.000 Swiss francs (S5.000)? Here's what you have to do: Wrli between md 20.000 words, on "Maintaining .sound bamall and larur ent an 'iinu International my" In EiiKlish or In I SINGAPORE, Mon Mail It to honorary *erritary. Supervisory and128 words
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Article, Illustration92 1966-01-18 11 fTWF Raja PermalI suri Aronc (fourth from left) exchaneinr olrasantries with the Duke of Gloucester second from rht) at the Istana Tetamu. Kuala Lumpur on Sunday night. The Duke and Duchess were the guests of honour at a dinner riven br the Vane di-Pertuan A*onx. Among the92 words
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152 1966-01-18 11 PHILIP KHOO - Mysterious bouquet for girl found unconscious i in hotel PHILIP KHOO By CINGAPORE. Mon. A mysterious bouquet has been appearing every day in the General Hospital sick room of pretty Miss Lee Siew Eng, who was found unconscious in a room of a Singapore seaside hotel last Wednesday. The floweri152 words
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Article, Illustration212 1966-01-18 11 First 'Bachelors of Education* this year KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. will get her first University of Malaya-trained "Bachelors of Education" this year when 14 diploma holders in education complete their post-graduate degree course. The university will aNo turn out a Master of Education at the end of the year. This teacher212 words
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58 1966-01-18 11 PENAN'O. Mon. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. yesterday visited the lcp*T and tuberculosis camps In Pnlau Jerriak and distributed srifts and anp pows to nearly 1.000 Inmates. Similar gtfta wen tributes to inmates of the Pcmt Road Hospital and the B.uik58 words
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Advertisement132 1966-01-18 11 ~r-r--i j^ m 1 '^*^^tsfei/i J& WL.W (1 I"'r Mm IJIK IF New. Bub-mini»tur« radio designed for pic I'^M m B motoring or for shMr leisure. It's as licit »< M. feather, weighing only 8 ounces with battery. Tr < a §rtml mam, im arrtromin unique AM radio IS tKRtTiO132 words
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Miscellaneous741 1966-01-18 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNCL S Kuala Lam- 7— New? In English: 7.10 A i par and Prnanjc. 6 lpoh and talk on current affairs by Mr. Malacca; 3 Joborr Hharu. 4 Y.B. Lee; 735 Candid —Taipine, 7— Batu Pahat. j Camera; 8 News In ManKluanc- I dartn: 8 10 Take Studio;741 words
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Article, Illustration285 1966-01-18 12 Bank men get MTUC support in 'right' row KUALA LUMPUR, Monday fHE Malaysian Trades Union Congress has questioned the right of the Malayan Commercial Banks Association to decide who should be members of their employees' union. The general secretary of the MTUC, Mr. > S.J.H. Zaidi, said in a statement:285 words
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88 1966-01-18 12 HONG KONG. Mon Press report that Hong Kong child star Fung Po-Po planned to take up Malaysian citizenship were "quite a shock" her stepmother said here today. The stepmother. Chang ShuUyiriß, said in a newspaper interview "The first I heard about It was whenReuter - 88 words
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110 1966-01-18 12 Non-profit firm to help house seekers KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Accommodations for Students in London. Ltd., a new company sponsored by five London colleges. will aid house-hunting Malaysians in London. AFSIL will either purchase houses and convert them to hostels, or build hostrls on sites In a five-mile radius of each110 words
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Article89 1966-01-18 12 $100 for blind exsoldier Mon. The Deputy Mentri Besar. Inch*.- Abdul Samad bin Idris. today handed a cheque for $100 to the blind ex-soldier. Abdul Latiff bin Mohamed. 34. living at Teluk Kemamt. Port Dickson. The cheque was donated by a former army officer stationed at Port Dickson. Major Sidek.89 words
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Article62 1966-01-18 12 PENANG. Mon— The Central Provlr.ce Weliesley Umno has decided to build a $30,000 heaquarU>rs in the village of Berapit, iear Bulcit Mertajam. The divisions youth section, which Is taking the initiative In this project, has been able to raise about $6,000 so far A campaign will62 words
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194 1966-01-18 12 MUAR. Mon.— A Umber merchant. Ng Kirn Lee. 32. was yesterday committed to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of murdering his wife. He is alleged to have killed his wife. Gan Slew Khlm. also 32. on April 29 last year194 words
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Article32 1966-01-18 12 TANJONO MALIM. Mon.— Mr Robert Burke, a U.S. Peace Corns I volunteer, has joined the sta'f of tho Sultan Idris Training College here. He is a specialist In educational psychology.32 words
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90 1966-01-18 12 \f UAR. Mon Batu Pahat ITI will bfcome the centre for testing motor vehicles and learner drivers in North Johore beginning from next month. The decision was taken to reduce expenditure, an offletal of the Transport De- partment said here today. I At present90 words
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103 1966-01-18 12 A plea for low-cost houses in Brunei DRUNEI TOWN. Mon 13 —The Brunei Legislative Council has decided to urge the Government to build low-cost houses in the state. An opposition councillor. Pengiran Mohammed Yuaof. 'Aho introduced the motion, said low-cost housing scrrme.s have Droved to be beneficial in Mjlavsta andReuter - 103 words
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Article37 1966-01-18 12 PENANG. Mon.— Because Minr mosque ni.iy not be able to accommochirr the whole consn-e.i-tior.. Muslims n. SUI g< I will hold thnr lir.st opon-air prayers on the Jalan Hrinn Brown playground on Hari R;iva morning.37 words
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219 1966-01-18 12 Officers of FAMA told: Work, think as traders KUALA 1 IMIMH Mon OAeen »f Urn Feder* ii \criniitur.ii Marketlag Authority, sot r«- rntlj n> lac <io\itm ■Ml to help mallhold its and flshernirn. irerr told today to work .md think a> businefl*m< not as (ioYprnmrni r v ants Jin- I219 words
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Article22 1966-01-18 12 BINOAFORI M< IS. ;ition to the IStb anniu in m be hrld In N'^w *lhl from Jan. 21 I22 words
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Advertisement664 1966-01-18 12 35-4(5%. p. 9- SUPER SMOOTHNESS u_EASY TO DRIVE I I TOTAL ABSORPTION AND PARK Ui capacity ==i [r— iA^v-% .s Jm bjh aY v^^^/ aaTaT f^ y^^^^^u ■H^^ ■aaat^Vaflat BH B \_^s& .^aaaaw Five years of study and research, nearly 3.000.000 (t£^xsi n miles covered in test runs by several664 words
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Advertisement245 1966-01-18 12 Malaysia s colourful monthly women's majazine written by Malaysians for Malaysians designed to provide Malaysia s younger generation with up -to the minute information on subjects ranging from fashions to beauty tips. Nova I honey the new monthly I exciting and eictota magazine that dares to be II Honey series245 words
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383 1966-01-18 13 LONDON, Monday. gOME Conservatives have launched sharp attacks on the leadership of their party, plunging it into a state close to civil war. If the feuding continues, it could be electoral poison for the nations major opposition party in a yej»" when BritainAP - 383 words
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92 1966-01-18 13 Banned: Use of Chinese characters on receipts MANILA. Mon. —The 111 Mayor of Manila. Mr Antonio J. Villecas. issued an order effective today banning the use of Chinese characters in receipts issued by Chineseowned restaurants and stores In the city. Mr. Villegas said the move was Intended "for the protection92 words
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216 1966-01-18 13 Plans for adeer farm jn_ NewZealand WELLINGTON New ZealandJ. Mon. A Wellington export firm is making plans to establish a 50,000-acre deer farm on North Island, subject to government approval. The contractor to the xirm. Mr. C. Jones, says ♦4iat he Is confident that the Government will approve and that216 words
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98 1966-01-18 13 MELBOURNE. Man— Trip Australian Government's refusal to J tare part in the Lagos conference of Commonwealh leaders on Rhodesia was an error of I Judgment and a major diplomatic I blunder, the Opposition L.ibnui Party leader, Mr. Arthur Calwell. i said today. Speaking onReuter - 98 words
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Article, Illustration281 1966-01-18 13 LONDON. Mon. Pregnant former play g i r 1 Christine Keeler said today her three-month marriage went or. the rocks because her husband expected too much of her. The auburn-haired 2H-vear-old Christine, whose relations with the then War I Minister. Mr.281 words
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114 1966-01-18 13 DIO-DE-JANEIRO. Mon. Freak storms sweeping Brazil In the past week have I killed more than 350 people I and left thousands homeless ofllnal reports said. In Ouanabara. trie city-Mate of '< Rio-dr-Janetro, 198 poople d.rd and 20.000 were :e(t homi'lrw tn lioods and landslidesReuter - 114 words
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Article68 1966-01-18 13 HONO KONO. Mon. Com- j muniit China has sent buck Formosa four captured t'.sChianjf Kai-Shek" agent* and 12 i nontmen who transported them, according to the New China News Agoncv laM night. Tne agency said the men were rr.en.sod 1»M month aa an act of leniencyReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration76 1966-01-18 13 MENZIES 'WILL RESIGN ON THURSDAY' REPORT CYDNEY. Mon. The 13 Sydney Morning Herald's political oorres pondent said today that Sir Robert Menc i c s (above) will resign on Thursday. The report said S r Robert. 71. Prime Minister since 1949. will announce his resignation at a meeting of theReuter - 76 words
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Advertisement140 1966-01-18 13 What is TV With Microvista Tube 0 It's the cleanest, most detailed TV picture you've ever seen! It\ Toshiba's special electronic component that enables your set to sift those weaker, peripheral picture waves out of the ether and thus sharpen the images on your screen 'S (Hive got to see140 words
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Advertisement33 1966-01-18 13 "HORSE "21 -TR YEAR" Jt 'r* B^L^W/ TETORON o J^^^ EGYPTIAN T^F I 1/ COTTON IW-^JBl!^ X fl ELEGANT COMFORT CLUB-MAN *945 shirts now available 1 in short and long sleeves. Jr*" CLUBMAN33 words
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Article, Illustration272 1966-01-18 14 Look ALIVE in the new style airy curls Ti ninT-r as the breathtaking new woman you set out to be, you have to LOOK ALIVE! It is a glowing, vivacious, above all, a young look that you want to achieve. Away with droopy, without-a-curl hair. The new styles are short272 words
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Article, Illustration903 1966-01-18 14 THE rush is on. Wives and mothers al! over the country ar* lighting against time to make the New Year season a terrific success. Clothes have been made, homes have been given a new face lift but its the main festive table903 words
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141 1966-01-18 14 rE Florence spring summer collection of 1966 fashions at the Pitt! Palace took a light-hearted note last week as international buyers applauded clever and amusing designs by Lucrezia of Florence. An exciting feature was her summer holiday clothes a side -split tunic afforded a generous141 words
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Advertisement254 1966-01-18 14 [It is not enough for your hair to just look clean] Hair must be medically clean Washing c You must shampoo your hair with a «> VOSENE Medicated Shampoo contains with ordinary "soapy* products cannot recognized medicated shampoo. This will necessary medicated ingredients that will guard against scalp infection, falling254 words
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Advertisement346 1966-01-18 14 REVLON 'NATURAL WONDER' FREE OFFER r~~ ■iS IflHMll 111 q 1 1 1 rg I \fg>^f}MWl. lid lv id I KSH Wonder' laß Make-Up Total Care Skin Lotion tFRFFI $5.45 $6.85 (Singapore) (Federation) I ////ji/7W(/ Nevv treatment mako-up that I r^X/V^^ visibly improves your skin Go ahead! jf m at,346 words
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Advertisement1282 1966-01-18 15 10 LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K.. Due S'poii Sam !>r.,if »«nMo ACHILLES L .ercool, Clpsgow ll Pt Jm II Jaa 21 2! MENIOR ;i, D.E A'lTOLth... Jai 22 Jaa 21 JM 71/1 IM 2) BOLUS JM a Ml 1 JM 27 ■> CYCLOPS fit I TALTHTIIUS L 3 ftk i1,282 words
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Advertisement1189 1966-01-18 15 r//£LRhL//V£S M THt EACT ASIATIC CCVPASY L' 4 IXO'po-Md m De-"1« APRES* SAILINGS IB NtAI tAAI, CUNIINtNI ANa kCANPIN«»i», s nw« i ntm •'taaAg Ajii tttaua na«rt n Outg caa *aia SM. 15-11 INA a ii Pt Ttlay JM 1122 21/25 Fel IS 21 Fel 21 Mar 1 4 II1,189 words
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Advertisement1275 1966-01-18 15 i ben%line\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. arMY AMM ACM hi Liverpool Ftl II BK*n VAAtlUtn G mouth Fll 25 Singapori P. SINN P-r» Rotterflara Mar 2 It Pt/Ttlaj Jai 19 21 Hamburg Mar 7 BENLOMOND fM lOftflcn Frt lißßllort P. S'-am Penang Ham Dura Fit 211,275 words
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Advertisement1246 1966-01-18 15 feELLERMAN BUCKHALL 5.5. CO.. LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOI OUT«AIB SERVICi FROM U K./CONTINEBI Lialiat lan CITY OF NEWCASTLE Lonflun, Hamburg. Rattirdaa, Sport P. S'haa Pmmi Havre, Hull 21,25 lai 2IJm CITY OF POONA Havrt, Bou ogna. Londoa, H Ourg, Biemci itetttroj*. Antwerp 1/ I Ftl tt/11 fM Cm OF BROOKLYN1,246 words
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Article140 1966-01-18 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. I [NDLSIRIALS were firm with rises in excess of falls in quiet rading. Key stocks moved vanSpecial overnight sales of 50.000 shares ranging from 4s. to 4s. 9d. in B.H. P. were reported today. Miking and oils were steady Today a closing prices with Krdar'i I140 words
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Article248 1966-01-18 16 pkBRL'ARV flr»t (raae rubber f.o.b. buyrn eloscd at 5 p.m. in Sinuapore and Kuala Lumpur ▼esterdav at 691 rents per Ib. down three-quarters of a cent «»n Thumday'» cloftinc level (at the position. The tone ways easier. R.A.S. and r.M.R.K. rlo»inf prices in rents per Ib. ywterdav Buyers248 words
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Article48 1966-01-18 16 r piU present rate of the Malayan dollar against thr pound *tcrlinr Axed on November 24. 1964 is Mrllinr T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 15 IM. O.I). 2s. 4'>, d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its range against thr pound.48 words
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Article214 1966-01-18 16 Jan. 17. Three months INDUSTRIALS Roust's. rl 12 CIS McAliatcr 9 eta OS Uoiiiogs 1 j eta. M. Invest 10 eta. Dunlovs lUets. N. Iron H eta B snultero l'J eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta t.sso 13 eta. Rothmans 12 cti. ted. Diao I" era. Robinson 10 eta. I214 words
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Article264 1966-01-18 16 •P Priw *D T Dividend Tteld (KTOS» jwr .-Hnt>: 'V. T. IVirninga Tiold (troaa per Mat); *T.C. Times CoverM. I N on grossed up dividend of 30 per r»nt X ne' Dofmltlon (revlicd i Tlmot Covorod Tho number of timea laai year** -o"a! 1 dividend la covered by264 words
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Article29 1966-01-18 16 Jan. 17 M MAYAN RUBBER PRICK: lilT. cents (down three-quarters of a e«-nl TIN 5f)96.87i (down S3 37 inoffit-iaJ estimated offering 235 tons (down 10 tons).29 words
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Article130 1966-01-18 16 SHIPS lyint alonfdda rha Smiaport Harbour wharva* ar tipaetcn toAn 5. TuK«!a 6 '7, L«xa Maer-V Slate of Madras 10 11, Kma U/1C Rottl 18, Mlndoro 23 '24. An^lli 26 06. Bombals 27 2*. «10'.4»n Spring 39/ 30 Kirn.inn 40 41. Clc«a 44. Part Uttttnham: Wharf Berthtr130 words
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Article72 1966-01-18 16 CHINES! Prnrtiir.. F.ch.ni. ».nj,. p«rt n*wi prict* Mr O'ci.l yttUr- day: Cccanul ».l Bulk «.s.'- aaltara. nntm Milan Ccora <ao. f»h IK Contioeof Vngiiotwl Muntok -nit* I -p«cta] k clack $!.v. Mnora. Karbied Uimponß black |IS3(K) (ellers (all iM% M.W. ASTA $170(1 1 Miltra HOO'V I ImfiM'l C»e»n<rt72 words
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697 1966-01-18 16 From Our Market Correspondent fNDI'STRIAL shares were 1 practically featureless on the Stock Exchange yesterday although with now only 81 days trading to go before the Chinese New Year and Hari Raya holidays the market is still fairly active. The value of yesterdays697 words
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Article29 1966-01-18 16 Malj»in Stock lndu" Jan. l.'i. Jan. IT Industrials: X9.99 MO 03 Tiny: ll&M 1 r.'.B« rubber*.: I(p.">.l;> 1 05.83 •Dm. :io, 1-163 inn lirr. 29. 1962 100.29 words
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Article928 1966-01-18 16 gCSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooiro of thr StOfW >\ rhangr >estfrda>. with the number of thr shares traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Boutt'art XL.it SL: Uunltp it..(iu<ti Jl (v uOO, SI.I 16: taot. tmtltcrt (1.00 C) 53.48: sr,. ij.rooi s;928 words
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Article37 1966-01-18 16 ON th^ trie irninii mcrktt hi Horg Konf yaWMMRf Ura I' Dollar quoted at 5.701 for T T and i <>;<i for laMi. Bttrlint quotfi at 15.92 *n<t tni la. l «f i*ld at tUt37 words
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439 1966-01-18 16 Straits tin price has further fall of $3.37 1 THE Straits tin pritff fell ajain yesterday by S3.3*i td StilMi.B7 1 on reported sup-; port still only being at the lm;il le\rls The price had raised itself on January 6 above the S7OO level for the first time since early439 words
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Article51 1966-01-18 16 /"\N the official Malavuan short T^rm Monrv Markrt tor thr %trk rnded Friday Jan. v Lm nMM of rail rSMI «a> ax follows BANK FTNtM I per rent to 4*, per rrnt GCNKKAL Fl M»v I p,r renl to 4' 1 p^r crnt MOVFMFNT of fund, totallrrl SMH51 words
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Article12 1966-01-18 16 I m><l» nn •■n«n(e« id it« Ma to rn*reh*nts y«*irrda)r.12 words
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Advertisement1056 1966-01-18 16 =1 MM I I r^m^J lit 4*aV AaW aT«k i. /HaK il ft I 'J JW' Y^ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific cfc Atlantic Service > H'tonf. L. Angelut N. Yn'l Otff'oa PItHM. 'Tamttllei Man" 14 2B Fel 2J/77 ffl II Mm 2 aai 1 >ti 12 Aai ■UMaBSB1,056 words
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Advertisement816 1966-01-18 16 ■USTRUIS/NtW ZUUNO SEtVICt INDIA. MKISMN AND P. CULf SERVICES I la Frtamtli, attlaili, Meltmrac. S»ait» T» MMm nt Nataiattnaai. Penang P. Sham S cwi Store f. M Penmi B«mu 4/ S FeS 1 Frk I'll Fet S'RIHANA H3l laa I Fel i f lt ■.CMAKDINA J Mir 3 4 Mar816 words
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Advertisement708 1966-01-18 17 (Continued from Page 10) I GREETINGS Wordt SIS Minimum THE MANAGEMENT and staff of Wonderland wish their customers and ■cry Happy i>nd Prosperous Near Year. Oar business will be closed nn 20tB January for one day only. Bualaesi «>ll commence as usual from 21s1 January onuards. Chinese New fear's special708 words
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Advertisement969 1966-01-18 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT II Wordt U (Min.)— Box It ctt txtrm TO LET Klrst class seaside Flats at Marine Parade Katong. Ring Spore STUB. SENNETT ESTATE: Two storey terrace partly furnished S2SO/-. Ring *****] s pore. FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM Plat at Telok Kurau Road, bathroom attached, rent 1340. Contact Tel: (B'pore)969 words
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Advertisement983 1966-01-18 17 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE IS Wordt St (Min.)— Box St ett. txtra FILLING A SERVICE STATION site first class residential Lots. Ampanf Road. 73 Weld Road. K.L. RELINQUISH BOOKINGS of 2 semldrtaih'd hunKalon* at Mt. Binal Holland Road. Tel: ***** d Spore. DISTRICT 10: Kng Lok Mansion. Newly completed flat.983 words
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Advertisement1000 1966-01-18 17 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IS Wordt U (Min.)— Box tt ctt. txirm ■URNS HANDCRAFTED OUITARS A transistor amplifiers. Many models available Paramount (M) Ltd.. tt. Tionit Bataru Road. Tel: *****. (Spore). FURNITURE IS Wordt SI (Min.)— Box St ett. txtra LATEST DESIGN/COLOUR furniture, T.V Hire/Hire Purchase. Cboog Katt Company. 067. Balmier Road.1,000 words
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Advertisement879 1966-01-18 17 BOATS, YACHTS WANTED IS Wordt St (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm RELIABLE AND tIAWORTHV Cabin crulser/BsiitnK vessel about 20 feet. Inboard o* outboard. Box ABTCJ ST., s [ore. FOR SALE IS Wordt U (Mm.,—B ox St ett. txtrm DESTROY RATS Kfrectlvcly with Rstolds Wsfsnn Grain. Avallsblc from Chsmlsts, (irocers. EUROPEAN879 words
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Advertisement1336 1966-01-18 17 MM»yyyyy« I TENDERS Iwlf^J L^M "t^l THE PORT 0F SINGAPORF. ■gß™*^***^^! AUTHORITY 1 TENDER NOTICE NOTICE REMINDER TENDERS are Invited for the NOTICE Is hereby given that PROPKRTY SALE TO-DAY ™PPly of the following plant «nd Teo Tsu Gee has this day retired l No 7 Leedon Park oft Holland1,336 words
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233 1966-01-18 18 NEWCASTLE, Monday. VICC raced to a ten wickets win with two and a aTI half hours to spare on the final day of their three-day match against Northern New South Wales Country Districts here today. Final scores: Country XI 334 and 126. MCC 449233 words
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Article120 1966-01-18 18 Country District* I*"*' Scobir c Murray b Knight 36. Bar ton it Murray b Buttt 20. Crt> 7ier b Barber b Titmus 19. Baker c smith b Tttmw 8. Hill eTltmjyi b Brown 8. Wrissel C Sub b TUmus 0. Holland c Smith b TttttUJ 4 Whitehead c BrownReuter - 120 words
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Article97 1966-01-18 18 i CAPE TOWN. Mon Wilhem i Bungert of VVe.«t Germany wud I :he men's singles title in thr Western Province lawn tenn 11 championships here when he beat Ray Moore of South Africa 10-8, 6-3 6-2 in the final. Annette van Zyl (South Africa took the97 words
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Article34 1966-01-18 18 MAI ACCA. Mon. Prime Minister Tengku Abdui Rahman vrii! lead his Malacca Governor Tun Hail Abdul Malek .bin TtM friendly golf match an F.-b 6 U the new Ayer Kroh course her*.34 words
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Article185 1966-01-18 18 Casper's 30th PGA success SAN DIEGO. Mon. Billy Casper won the US$4O,OOO San Diego Open golf tournament yesterday with a fourth round 64 which gave him a lfi-under-par total of 233 ova 72 holes. Tommy Aaron and Tom Weiskoff tied for second place with 272. The 34-year-old Casper shot roundsUPI - 185 words
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222 1966-01-18 18 Tragedy strikes Monte Carlo —Rally— \f ONTE CARLO. Mon. iTI —Only 23 of the 192 starters in this year's Monte Carlo Rally failed to arrive here last night after two days and nights non-stop driving. The rmHjr*i firxt fatal accident for 14 yean had earlier co>t the lives of twoReuter - 222 words
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Article33 1966-01-18 18 MALACCA. Mon. B D. Bond »cc.i Clubs annual coif competition held at. the Ayer Kroii course. Bond beat Cheong Pak Scon* in the final of the 18-hole "off the stick* tournament33 words
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Article282 1966-01-18 18 "yEW YORK. Mon. World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay received the Edward J. Neil Trophy as "Fighter of the Year' of 1965 last night at the annual awards dinner of the Boxing Writers Associa- tion of New York. Clay, or Muhammad All as he prefers toReuter; AP; UPI - 282 words
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409 1966-01-18 18 i PARIS. Monday i THE kicking ol fullback Pierre Lacaze i tipped the scales In Frances favour in their Rugby League international against Great Britain at Perplgnan yesterday. France won a bruising but entertaining battle 18--13 after the teams had been level 7-7 atReuter - 409 words
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Advertisement385 1966-01-18 18 NOTICE SABAH GOVERNMENT LAMS nnn(ii'Mi\r sivn OOMMRTB Appjua ion.- are invited tor the lollowmg non -establish™ :>• Salary knchtttvc hll allowsj (1) MMMftn Assistant Managers $700 $1500 p.m >2i Field Supervisors $400 S 700 pjn Entry point* will depend upon qualihcations and experience QUALIFICATIONS Aptitude lor and expenenif In agriculture385 words
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Advertisement390 1966-01-18 18 NOTICES I TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) mma i ma *m no\ 137 Ml NKIPM.ITY OF IPOH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tt is proposed under Section 144 of The Town Board* Enactment <PMS. Cap. 137> to amend I ■he Ipoh approved Tpwn Plan No. B 3 published a.s390 words
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Advertisement355 1966-01-18 18 TENDERS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE TENDERS »re Invited for the trenching and laying of new telephone tables In The Port ol Singapore Authority's area. This will ir.volve trenching from: <ai Oate No 8 to Oate No. 10 i approximately 6.500 tt et i and •b> Gate No.355 words
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Article268 1966-01-18 19 E. FRIDA - E. FRIDA By 20-STRONG TEAM FOR SINGAPORE, MALAYSIAN OPEN MEETS gINGAPOKE, Mon.— Twenty top Japanese professional goiters have entered for the $40,000 Singapore Open goli championships to be played on the Bukit Course from March 2 to 6. They will also compete in the Malaysian Open in268 words
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Article56 1966-01-18 19 dEREMBAN, Mon. Negrtii ,11-roiindcr P. Paid, uliu look klh wickets for H runs, was tin nero In lu-s teams 18-iun victory over Malacca in the Pani cricket com- lor ihc tiaravananiutiu Shield. Scores: Nckii 66 IC Na\aratnam 23. Bethupathy 4--M M 3-21 1 Malacca 48 ill Lail56 words
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Article47 1966-01-18 19 SINGAPORE. Mum. riM Singapore Hockey Association league Division One key match. between holders Singapore RecreaUoa Club and Ceylon Sports Club, sclicdulcd to be playrd at Farrer Park today, lias been postponed to Jan 2». Heavy rain an hoar before play made the cround unpla:47 words
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Article29 1966-01-18 19 SEREMBAN Moil.- -Sfremt};in i mi 1 Golf Club will ho!d mpetition on Jan 29. The SIGC v. ill br ut Behau Dunlup Club in a fr.tndlv malcli.29 words
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383 1966-01-18 19 F. EMMANUEL - FAM FAITH IN YOUTH STRONG DESPITE LOSSES F. EMMANUEL By I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thf Fooiball Association i)f Malaysia today cxprL.s.seri their laith In the country's young lootballers in drci.sious taken by the finance committee under the chairmanship of vicepresident Dato Abdul Jamil bin Rj;-. Although the FAM \o>i JIC.OOr in383 words
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338 1966-01-18 19 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE. Mon. Choo Sens Qulc. rh»' former Singapore and Malaysian soccer coach, has made a fresh appeal to the president of the Football Association of Singapore, Inche Abu Bakar bin Pawanchee, to appoint a commission of inquiry to look into the338 words
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Article158 1966-01-18 19 ■JONG KONG. Mon. The' 1 [ting Malaysian Sikh.s hockey team scored a con- i vincinsr 4-2 victory over a combined Indian Recreation Club-Pri.-ons XI ye.sterday. The local team opened the scoring but minutes later, centre-forward Ajit" equalised i for the visitors. The Malaysians scored asReuter - 158 words
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Article747 1966-01-18 19 Xl \I. 1.1 MI'lR Mon.— Weights (or all nine racei here on Satuiday, In day of the Selangor Turf tub's Tengku's Gold Cup merlins: CL. 1. DIV. l—i.l Top Honour IJI H.uii 1 1.\ Ml i i. is. is iiiii 9.0: Putra Klang 8.1.'747 words
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Article85 1966-01-18 19 IfcXBOL'KNL Mon 1 lie 1 \ub has 1 by ;iii A. mcmlx-r <>! !>■■ D- J. Curtain, thai n disqualification be lifted i the Jockey Club to dci tlv.s tn mark the Queen Mothers visit to Australia In i March- The Jockey Club assistant .secretary.Reuter - 85 words
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Advertisement23 1966-01-18 19 MALAY MAIL Word Puzzle FU it $5000/- is offered to the outright winner. Send your entries now. Entries close: Wed. 19.1.66, 11 a.m.23 words
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Advertisement311 1966-01-18 19 I this New\fear Bf"L* j RsSSßSfcSil^' s^aag^ taste the difference I BY APPOINTMENT TO THE ROYAL DANISH COURT PLUMROSE Looking for new products or markets? Then do yourself a favor contact NISSHO /irst! 4 I i I piP^PHm J I BIN* i L 1 i vbk ajMaja^^^^u%' .w;-^^^^^^^^^ttMfHMjijHjffajaiHajHH|Bj > OPENING311 words
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Miscellaneous18 1966-01-18 19 DIARY HOCKKT S |)«ir Uiv. 1: i Pii>ons I Farrer Park* Rl'GOn seiangor baagae Khtng Club (Pantat Valley).18 words
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Obituary63 1966-01-18 20 MADAM BOEV AH YEW BBOtMf of Ho K:m Poon of yuuntity Surveyor* Brinch. Arvu Oi I .< «</Uth. on 17 I '.ronx 13 (try la: on IV I ilB THE REMAINS OF i. Minathnn. taaehtr, Im tv will b<- r»": Ctatch, n» .i.iij CEORGE ANTHONY KLEINMAN. i on I63 words
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368 1966-01-18 20 Court reduces land award by $236,860 I£UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federal Court of Appeal today reduced from $607,000 to $370,140 an award made by the Kuching High Court to a Chinese enterprise whose land was acquired by the Sarawak State Government. The Superintendent of Lands and Surveys. First Division. Sarawak,368 words
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Article68 1966-01-18 20 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Shell Company has announced that a series of six films In colour featuring Borneo and Its people have been added to Its Shell Film Library. Produced by Brunei Shell Petroleum Co., Ltd.. the films aie narrated by Tom Hnirisxn, curator ot Sarawak Momum.68 words
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Article, Illustration278 1966-01-18 20 V.K. CHIN - JUDO EXPERT ARRIVES TO AID MALAYSIA V.K. CHIN: By KUALA LUMPUR. Monday A JUDO expert is annum the first batch of five Japanese Peace Corps type volunteers to come here to assist in Malaysia s development programme. Hi- is Mr. K. Miir.iv.ima. 25. the holder of a third dan black278 words
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134 1966-01-18 20 $190 rent is restored to $35 monthly SINGAPORE. Mon monthly mit of $190 for a one-room unfurnished prei mlses of Hin Song and Co. In Phillip Street. Singapore, has been "restored" to $35 a month, inclusive of municipal charges, with retrospective effect Horn July 1. 1962. This order was made134 words
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Article337 1966-01-18 20 LONDON. Mon— The stock market tended lower today, iihead of tiii> afternoon* publication of tnel Government White Paper on its plans lor investment. tDMOttVM. Scattered buying aided some .steels, machine tool Issues and air-: cralt shares on nopes that Industries would benefit most trom any Government inducements to337 words
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247 1966-01-18 20 I^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Singaporeborn London actress Miss Barbara Lee. after 10 years in England, today Insisted thai she's still an an through and through." "The tact that I haw been away for so long dOM not mean I have changed completely."247 words
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Article38 1966-01-18 20 SINGAPORE. Mon.-— The Import* and Exports Office and the Bg—MUl'i and Port Clearance sections of the Marine Department will be open for one hour— between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Jan 22 and Jan. 24.38 words
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Article, Illustration124 1966-01-18 20 Royal Navy frigate quells ship mutiny LONDON. Mon The Defence Ministry saui yesterday a Royal Navy boarding party quelled a mutiny by tne Chinese crew of the British merchant ship Sudbury Hill in the Gull of Aden on Saturday. The boarding party from the frigate. HMS Dido, went aboard th<-UPI - 124 words
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Article38 1966-01-18 20 MANILA. Mon— Some 200 Filipino students today gathered in front of the Congresb building here to protest against the sending of Filipino combat troops to South Vietnam and to denounce Malaysia a.s a "neo-colonlallst concoction." Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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129 1966-01-18 20 ARTHUR RICHARDS - ARTHUR RICHARDS By LONDON. Mon. Fifty Malaysian and Singapore students left their lunch yesterday and bolted for dear life when fire broke out in the basement of Malaysia Hall. The Tire started near two boilers used for heating the premises. Flames had penetrated129 words
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133 1966-01-18 20 W BRACKEN - Poison pen letters sent to troops W BRACKEN From SYDNEY. Mon. Australian troops in Vietnam area arc receiving pola o n pen Letters from home. They ;\r>- Ming '"Id their wives are promiscuou their xirl friend fill. The letters nave upset thetroops and sap! Worried .V are devising mean teraetlng133 words
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59 1966-01-18 20 PAL TO BOOST SERVICE TO SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, 'of Philippine.- to Singapore will .<- incri later this yea: increase in demand for airlines servta Manila and Si: Plans in »too airline's further Singapore. Sown. Au«Eui itw '1 hi> \Ui.s (l ix Loenldps F. PAL Vice-P liUematioi. relfocd lrom Manila. The lurline59 words
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Advertisement220 1966-01-18 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $t5 (minimum) THORNBURN: To David and a hod ilx.u:. D.tvidi on 16 Juiuury at ilrni-iKlra Hoepit.il. Singapore. RONALD JEVAMONEV SAMA CALOWELL on IUtQ January. 1966 at Kuala KaniMr. Model 3511 I H^T^JB Py e quality gives a I ilxi^ri wor d of pleasure Model 3511. This220 words
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Advertisement112 1966-01-18 20 NONSTOP -.i TO MANILA FASTEST TO U.S.A. Nine entertainment programmes to Philippine Air Lines fly the fastest and choose from stereo or monaural. only direct service between Singapore First-run, wide-screen, full colour movand Manila. Non-stop from Manila to ies from Manila to the U.S.A. Cuisine the U.S.A. (via Honolulu). Aboard112 words
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Miscellaneous52 1966-01-18 20 THE WEATHER Hlchest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 70 Kota Bharu 84 U Penang 90 72 Ipoh 93 n Malacca 90 72 Singapore 90 72 C. Highlands 70 55 Jesselton 84 75 Kuchln?52 words
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