The Straits Times, 27 October 1966
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Title Section25 1966-10-27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 TIIH National NuwspapHr The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1%6 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 211425 words
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Article, Illustration1260 1966-10-27 1 Vietnam surprise JOHNSON FLIES INTO BIG AMERICAN BASE IN CAM RANH BAY TO SEE TROOPS Premier Ky: He went, too SAIGON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Johnson flew secretly to the huge United States base at Cam Ranh Bay today to visit American troops fighting in Vietnam. The South VietnameseAgencies - 1,260 words
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Article, Illustration15 1966-10-27 1 OR. SUBANDRO stands stiff and emotionless as he hears the verdict15 words
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Article144 1966-10-27 1 43 dead in carrier blaze CAIGON, Wed. A searing magnesiumfed fire raged through five decks of the Seventh Fleet attack carrier Oriskany today killing 43 officers and men and injuring 16. Some of the men were trapped below decks and died in their bunks. It was the worst naval tragedy144 words
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Article45 1966-10-27 1 CAPETOWN, Wed. Mrs. Regina Sampson, a coloured woman who died here yesterday at the age of 105. left 116 surviving descendants. Two of her 13 rhlldren air still living and there are 33 Binndrhlldren 7a (treat grandchUdreti and nine great-great-grandchild-ren. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article182 1966-10-27 1 Roll-call in disaster village ABERFAN (Wales), A Wed. Police with loudspeaker vans toI day toured this griefI stricken mining village appealing for help in establishing Just how many people died under a black avalanche of coal waste here last Fri--1 day. So far 145 bodies— mostly of children aged betweenReuter - 182 words
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337 1966-10-27 1 THE BIG QUESTION: WILL SOEKARNO SIGN THE EXECUTION ORDER? JAKARTA. Wed.—Political circles here speculated today that President Soekarno would never sign the execution order of his former aide and adviser, De. Subandrio. Dr. Subandrio. who was First Deputy Premier until last March and Indonesia's Foreign Minister for nine years, wasAP - 337 words
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Article41 1966-10-27 1 JAKARTA. Wed. The Cabinet presidium today heard a report from the Minister of Justirr. Prof I mar Senoadji. on a new draft law on rlemenry. It would he Mi!«mitted immediately to Parliament. No detaib were available— l PI.41 words
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Advertisement52 1966-10-27 1 For Clear Comfortable Consult C. S. CHONG, O. D. EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. 19. Chulia Street, Singapore. PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK!^ New Power Formula Esso Extra gasoline boosts power three ways ...Cleaning Power! Firing Power! Performance Power! Also preserves the power of new engines... and restores lost power to52 words
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Advertisement39 1966-10-27 1 ANNOUNCING the NEW THORENS fugjjrnn TD 150 AB For further details write: JEBSEN JESSE N (S) LTD. 3 -E. Asia Insurance Bldg b pore I Tek 794*7. t a kg ill WOODS fp^J GREAT I -I PEPPERMINT CURE B^39 words
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274 1966-10-27 2 VIENTIANE W*d J^KLIABLE sources said here today that the Laotian neutralist army of Gen. Kong Le was finished in all but name and that the current military power struggle would probably result in a unified government force. The .sources .said Gen.Reuter - 274 words
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167 1966-10-27 2 I ONDON, Wed. Britain's Labour Government last night received Parliamentary support for its controversial regulations giving full legal backing to its compulsory wages and prices freeze. Although nearly 40 left wing Labour MPs voted against the new powers at a private meeting last night, theReuter - 167 words
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176 1966-10-27 2 FAMINE IMMINENT IN BIHAR AFTER FLOODING \EW DELHI, Wed. Famine is imminent in Bihar and some adjoining areas of northern India, according to senior officials here. Monsoon failure and devastating floods from rivers flowing down from the Himalayas have virtually destroyed whole crops which last year totalled 4.300,000 tons InReuter - 176 words
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207 1966-10-27 2 'FLYING HORSEMEN' KILL 48 VIETS IN 2-HOUR BATTLE OAIGON, Wed.— Heli-copter-borne American troops killed 48 Vietcong guerillas yesteTday in a furious two-hour battle about 80 miles north-east of Saigon, U.S military headquarters said today. Warplanes dive bombed the trapped guerillas, blocking escape routes with a curtain of high explosives, napalmReuter - 207 words
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Article44 1966-10-27 2 TEL AVIV. Wed Two armed Arab shepherd* crossed Into southern Israel from Jordan yesterday and one was killed in an exchange of gunfire with an Israeli Army patrol, a military spokesman said. The other man fled back across the border APAP - 44 words
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Article25 1966-10-27 2 ADEN. Wed. Seven Yemeni*. Including h former Minister, were executed yesterday after standing trial for hifrn treason. Sanaa radio reported last nifrnt. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration88 1966-10-27 2 INDIRA SPEAKS AT SUMMIT CONFERENCE THK Indian Prime Minis J ter. Mrs. Indira Gandhi (foreground left), speaking at the tripartite nonaligned conference in New Delhi last week. The other two Heads of State who attended were President Nasser ana President Tito. At the end of the meeting, the three countriesUPI - 88 words
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Article179 1966-10-27 2 $63 m Ky plan to rebuild railway CAIGON, Wed. The South Vietnamese Government today announced plans to rebuild the country's war-devastated railway system with Amincan help. The project will cost an estimated 3.500 million piastres (about $63 million > Transport Ministry spokesman said The United States Is trlvlng about halfReuter - 179 words
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Article91 1966-10-27 2 IAKARTA. Wed Japa- I ne.se Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shlina today paid a courtesy call on President Soekarno. The two men smiled as they chatted cordially In the Presidents private office in Merdeka Palace here. Mr. Shilna is scheduled to visit the Army leader and Chairman ot theReuter - 91 words
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Miscellaneous15 1966-10-27 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby Us C ir v>3?l--^' l. e I \JWELL TU6M/ yT15 words
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Article46 1966-10-27 3 Whenever the pains of Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neuritis, Lumbajro, ScU atlca, stiff -muscles and swollen joints make you miserable, get ROMIND from your druggist at once. ROMIND quickly brings fantastlo relief so you can sleep, work and lire In comfort. Don't suffer ■ssrtissslr. Oet KOMIND today.46 words
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276 1966-10-27 3 After the summit the dancing girls IyiANILA, Wed. Pre- sident Marcos brought on the dancing girls here last night for flower-deck-ed Vietnam summit leaders who joined in the fun at a colourful fiesta at the Malacanang, Palace. President Johnson sat out tli»- dancing in a richly embroidered "Baron* TacaloK" shirt,Reuter - 276 words
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Article25 1966-10-27 3 MOSCOW. Wed. The Soviet moon shot Luna-12 went into orbit round th« moon yMterday and us functioning normally. Tass news agency reported today.—AP.AP - 25 words
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428 1966-10-27 3 RUSSIANS TOLD: MAO LIKELY TO LAUNCH ARMED ATTACK ON US Sino-Soviet rift widens MOSCOW, Wednesday. A SOVIET newspaper published warnings yesterday that Communist China might launch an armed attack on the Soviet Union. The Chinese people are being told it said, that Russia is preparing such an attack I against428 words
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159 1966-10-27 3 rOPENHAGEN, Wed. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, said here yesterday that negotiations with Russia on delaying repayment of debts was still not complete. He said that some Indonesian officials had remained in Moscow to continue talks after his departure. Extended overseasReuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration78 1966-10-27 3 THE LATEST THIMB FOR THE BEACH THE latest thing in beachwear for men is this loin cloth modelled by Richard Asman. It is the creation of Svend, the famous Scandinavian designer who Is now the design director for Jant sen He showed his first collection of on-and-off-the -beach wear, for78 words
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204 1966-10-27 3 Rhodesia: Britain under fire at U.N. ITNITED NATIONS, Wed.— v Britain hotly defended its policy towards Rhodesia last night under a barrage of criticism from African and Soviet delegates, who demanded force be used to crush the rebel Smith regime. At one point. Lord Caradon. the "chief British delegate saidReuter - 204 words
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273 1966-10-27 3 Vorster: We would quit UN if you continue to insult us O L O E M FONTEIN. Wed.— Prime Minister John Vorster last night gave a clear warning that South Africa would consider quitting the United Nations if its treatment there continued to be one of rejection and insult. In273 words
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99 1966-10-27 3 A way to extract protein from fish STOCKHOLM, Wed. A Swedish drug company said yesterday it has discovered how to extract protein from fish to enrich such everyday foods as bread, rice, pancakes, sauces and soups. The company. A. B. Astra. said It could produce 40 tons of protein concentrateReuter - 99 words
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Article27 1966-10-27 3 MANILA, Wed. Eight women were killed yesterday when an explosion rocked a fireworks factory In Bulacan. 30 miles north of Manila, police reported today. -UPL27 words
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Advertisement417 1966-10-27 3 NEW I BRILLO SOAP PADS SHINE PANS FAST! \dmitUtment [Lemons for Beauty |<To keep your skin clear and fair you need the natural cleansing and trieaching tonic of lemons. Ask your chemist for a bottle of lemon Delph, the latest type skin freshener used by beautiful women throughout the world.417 words
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Advertisement168 1966-10-27 3 Crfaf ftlilililil i*uvt±tH fcTf M VI If ■Mlyll 1 1 ILK I L I lil^uT-^ j ninnririri T*T T T'T 't i LOCKER WIRE MESH EX STOCK:A RANGE OF SIZES FOR QUARRY I NG- MININGAND OTHER SCREENING APPLICATIONS. Agents.— J. WHYTE CO., (M) LTD. Kuala Lumpur Penang Jesselton Singapore all168 words
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Article, Illustration558 1966-10-27 4 Govt move to curb land profit in 'boom' areas BILL ALSO CALLS FOR APPEALS BOARD SINGAPORE, Wed PHENOMENAL increases in land values which result when "heavily encumbered lands" are devastated by fire will no longer benefit the land owner under the Land Acquisition Bill passed today by Parliament. Neither will558 words
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Article98 1966-10-27 4 Abattoir to boost meat trade SINGAPORE, Wed— A new abattoir, costing $5 million, which will assist In the development of the Republic's meat product Industry, is now under construction at Jurong. Disclosing this today in Parliament, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development. Mr. Ho Cheng Choon, said98 words
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Article, Illustration122 1966-10-27 4 AHMAD TO CONTEST JOO CHIAT SEAT CINGAPORE, Wed. The chairman of Singapore Um-.0. Inche Ahmad Haji Taff, plans to contest a by-election for the empty Parliamentary Joo Chiat seat vacated by Dr. Fong Kirn Heng. I: he does, he will be standing as an Independent "as I do not want122 words
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Article35 1966-10-27 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Barlsan Sosialls has turned down an invitation by the Democratic Socialist Club of the University of Singapore to participate in a forum at the university on "Democracy in Singapore."35 words
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Article106 1966-10-27 4 Markets: 10 in four years SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. told Parliament today that It was the Government's policy to build markets In areas where largescale public housing was being undertaken Accordingly, he said, 10 Government markets with 2.171 stalls had been built since 1961106 words
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187 1966-10-27 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. told Parliament today hi s Ministry would look into the desirability of setting up a research institute to study the problems of women in the Republic. He was replying to Madam Chan187 words
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Article298 1966-10-27 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Federal Court today ruled that it had no jurisdiction to hear an appeal from the "opinion" of the High Court here on a matter involving income tax assessment. Mr. Justice Ambrose delivered the Federal Court's Judgment in two closelyrelated civil appeals298 words
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Article34 1966-10-27 4 SINGAPORE Wed.— The 12 finalists in the "Miss Tourism 81nt,apur« 1956" contest will appear in an elocution and speech test at the Tourist Promotion Board office, at 3 p.m. on Saturday.34 words
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224 1966-10-27 4 Minister to check GH service complaint SINGAPORE. Wed. The Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. today assured Parliament that he would investigate a complaint that the outpatients service at the General Hospital was rendering poor service to the public. Mr. Tang Bee Chlm (PAPChua Chu Kang), who made the complaint224 words
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Article57 1966-10-27 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The management of Silst Press Corporation will hold an exhibition of Chinese newspapers on Friday to mark the inauguration of the Silat Post, a new Chinese afternoon daily. The exhibition will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce In Hill Street. Cocktails will be57 words
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Article94 1966-10-27 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The report of the Constitutional Commission on Minority Rights, which was presented to the President in August this year, is now under the "careful consideration" of the Singapore Government. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, said this in Parliament today94 words
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Advertisement545 1966-10-27 4 ODEON: SATURDAY MIDNIGHT! FOR THE FIRST TIME, A MOTION PICTURE FILMED ON LOCATION INSIDE RUSSIA!!! jfjppa A THUNDERING TROIKA RACE L I THE SPRING CARNIVAL IN MOSCOW THE MOSCOW STATE CIRCUS fe»f ah ah* THE BOLSHOI THEATER BALLET DANCERS IN ACTION j ALL THESE AND MORE ON THE GIANT SCREEN!545 words
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Advertisement59 1966-10-27 4 Todor Only: 1.90 ■7 9 JO p.m Brigitte Bordot in "WARRIOR'S RtST" (English in Scope and Color). Opens Tomorrow: ENGA PAPA" Tamil. Last Day: 1.30 A 7.30 p.m. "KUZHANDAIYUM DAIVAMUM" Tamil. A < Halt Rota) Opens Tomorrow "SIRPmN SELVAM Today: 1 30-3 30-7 00 I 9.30 p.m. Akiro Kobayoshi "WITNESS59 words
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Advertisement207 1966-10-27 4 opems toßo"row"iiulta"eously I Singapore LIDO FEDERAL K. Lumpur J ASKSI lEMOST KUSM QUESTION OF WOMB wSn J m^M Ke^k. s I I [lIP Wlm\ 3aXaii W 1 111 a '^HssssBBBSBBP^ a 'l Savaf c hsnd «s headaemciet H fg T k 1 XW/Qm\. v^* 0 v *>«~-mJ I I CXHOR207 words
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Advertisement613 1966-10-27 4 ORGANISATION ■sXasXEXSESS Last Day Shew Fettivel i Prise) 11 am 1.30, 4 00, 30 4 JO pm Ray Ointon "Secret Agent SUPER DRAGON" color MariM) MELL Margoret Lff Opens Tomorrow! Cheng Pei Pei Chin Ping. Lily Ho, Peter Chen He ■•HONGKONG NOCTURNE" ft Viondonn in Scope Color Lett Day Show613 words
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Miscellaneous220 1966-10-27 4 AIRPORT TRAFFIC 'PHE followitiK is today k schrdulr of civil aircraft movement at the Paya Lebar airport, Singapore ARRIVAL! Psn-Amsritsn: Krom Ban Francisco. Los Armeies. Honolulu. Quam. Manila, Baigon (PA Ml) 12.50 p.m. Thai Intsrnatlansl: From Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (TO 406) 12.&5 p.m. Japan Airlines: From Tokyo. Hong Kong. Bangkok220 words
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Miscellaneous230 1966-10-27 4 (lXj ISBJ |i.40 p.m. OCPARTURIS Thai Intirnstiensl: To Banfkok. Hong Kong Taiwan. Osaka. Tokyo (TG 402) am.: to Kuala Lumpur. Rangkok. Hong Kong (TO 4M) 1.40 pm. Japan Alrllnss: To Jakarta (JL 711) 8.20 p.m. B O.AC.: To Darwin. Sydney. Auckland (BA 718) 7.SS p.m to Kuala Lampur, Colombo. Bombay,230 words
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223 1966-10-27 5 $120,000 windfall for 600 council men lOHORE BAHRU, J Wed.— More than 600 town council workers here are to receive back pay totalling $120,000 today two months before the deadline. The windfall constitutes arrears since Jan. 1 last year following the Central Governments award of a five per cent interim223 words
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Article82 1966-10-27 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. W^» Loh Lap Mvi:. 26. made repeated attempts to break out of the dock in the maglstrates court here and had to be restrained by policemen*. Loh facing a tharcr of riamaemg sleeping bunki in the Central Police Station lock-up yesterday, kept pacing82 words
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Article57 1966-10-27 5 PENANG. Wed The World Fellowship of Buddhists will hold a dinner at the Shanghai Restaurant here on Sunday night in honour of the Malaysian delegation to the Bth World Fellowship of Buddhists general conference to be held at Chiengmai. Thailand, early next month. The delegation will leave57 words
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Article45 1966-10-27 5 PENANG. Wed. The director or the L'SIS. Mr. Peter Wolcott. irill open an exhibition of paintings by Chia Hui Chian on Nov. a The exhibition. .<pon.-.ored by the Ppnang and P.W. Arts Counniil be open at the Penang Library until Nov. 10.45 words
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Article38 1966-10-27 5 KUALA UMPIR <\>d A Kual* I.umpur schoolgirl. Mi>« Lim Oi Lan. 16. has won the first prize of $200 in thf M;dif .ar.gelu art competition held in ronumction wish the film nt Agony and The Ecstasy."38 words
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Article24 1966-10-27 5 BUTTErUVORTH Wed. The I District Ofßcer- ln< he Ahmad bin Harun, will open the Butterworth Youth Council meeting on Sun- day. i24 words
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Article, Illustration466 1966-10-27 5 Qualified 'yes' to LBJ visit protest rallies KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Government is prepared to allow peaceful demonstrations organised by political parties not associated with the Communists to protest against President Johnson's visit. Speaking during the debate on the Royal Malaysia Police (Amendment) Bill in the Dewan Ra'ayat today, the466 words
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Article59 1966-10-27 5 RMAF seeking apprentice fitters KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The RMAF is recruiting young men for training In Britain as apprentice electronic fitters. They must be under JO years of age and possess the Lower Certificate of Education with credits in mathematics and general science. Applications should reach the M;ni.;try of Defence-59 words
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390 1966-10-27 5 More job opportunities for the expanding population— Tan KUALA LUMPUR. Wad. THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. I today predicted that the stepping up of Malaysian trade through national ports would provide greater employment opportunities for the expanding population. He was replying In the Dewan Ra'ayat to Dr.390 words
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221 1966-10-27 5 DENANG. Wed— A L»hour Party deieration led by its secretary. Mr. C. Y. Choy will call on the cbief of the Special Branch tomorrow to discuss the arrest of 13 party officials and members in yesterday's pre-dawn swoops in the city. The delegates221 words
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Article43 1966-10-27 5 TELUK ANSON Wed Work ha* begun on Jl2OOOO building for the Methodist Girl*' School. It replaces the present wooden bungalow which w«s ori?inaily' used as a club house. The school received a grant of 150. 000 from the Centra) Government.43 words
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147 1966-10-27 5 WINGAPORE, Wed. A two-hour emergency meeting of the Chinese Chamber oi Commerce today failed to take a stand on whether to accept an agreement reached between the Singapore and Japanese Governments yesterday for the s-tMement of the "blood debt." ruder the agreement Japan la147 words
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163 1966-10-27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. One hundred and eleven Malaysian and Commonwealth troops were killed during the three-year Indonesian undeclared war against this country, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. The Prime Minister was replying in the Dewan Ra'ayat to Inche Ahmad Arshad (All.-Muar Utara) during163 words
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Advertisement274 1966-10-27 5 I f dm Ai Byir wfM/ »mtm HftXv «ffl Wr iff mi Ym vH *|4 Pff Hte^ sA SEBBIX combines 2 types of shampoo to give your hair a beauty treatment Each time you shampoo with Sebbix your hair gets a beauty treatment, for Sebbix is a two-in-one shampoo that274 words
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Miscellaneous46 1966-10-27 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl f' www; fut&Kzu to"\! tr^zt^J^" OPPORTJN— y <^ MY PLEAiT-E 'gfiggS© y* f-SOd AffE^X l/l MUST0AI6E V >^" J CASTIMS PUNOS TO COMPLETE NO MOBE LE5SC\S OUT A > AAV STUDIES AS V UNTIL YOU PAY FUTURE ATnESPAMi f X^WMAT YOU OWE:^ STAR OP46 words
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217 1966-10-27 6 Wanted man caught after gun battle SiriAWAN. VTmL A !1jcar old fisherman, wanted by (he police for extortion attempt* and murder, mv captured la>t nißht after a running tun battle. A known >rcrct sociel?, lc t der. hr h** hern on (he police wanted list for some time A reward217 words
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Article65 1966-10-27 6 IPOH. Wed. A tin mine U- -urex. Chan LeoiiK Kan. 22. \\a fined $200 In Hk Sessions Court !or offerin(H S2 bnbe to a policeman as an inducement not to arrest him fur reselling cinema •••akris ai the Rex Theatre on Auk. 19. Chan «&s placed65 words
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Article55 1966-10-27 6 KIAMAN. Wrd A Bratlf nairity^e contest open to all youna men in llif t. for the main tcature of the "Malam Bridfndang" iSv\mg Nisht > to or hrlri n- ;hr Town H;i): hrre on Nov 4 and 5 Proceeds ol ilir >ho\v mil e<> to ;he Ffderation55 words
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346 1966-10-27 6 Court told of 58,000 payment to get forest rights SINGAPORE. Wed. A Penang businessman, Abaul Rahman Varusay, alleged la a District Court today that after the private secretary of the Sultan of Pahang had promised to help him get rights to a 20.000-acre forest reserve he paid $8,000 to a346 words
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Article, Illustration151 1966-10-27 6 Cecilia's mini-shift amuses Singapore's First Lady VINGAPORES First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah "centre) looks hiahlv amused as she imitates, with hands crossed in front of her. the motif on .the model's mmi -shift. And so are the other women. The occasion was a fundraising fashion show organised151 words
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158 1966-10-27 6 SINGAPORE. Wed The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Wee Cttong Jin. todaydoubled "a manifestly Inadequate" District Court tail term <>f 18 months on an unemployed youth. Yeo Weng Tong. for armed rob- bery Yeo will now serve three years for taking part with158 words
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Article80 1966-10-27 6 KLAI.A LUMPUR. Wet. Nu! !<>>.•- than 12 countries, wii iudme Ru-m.i thr L'nitecl Bitten and Holland, liavc ordered books in the national languagr from the tfruan Bahii>rt dim Pustaka. tht Dew an Ra'avat was told today. The BCUOf Minister of Ec'ucation. Inche Senu bin Abdul80 words
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Article, Illustration169 1966-10-27 6 BALMAIN TO DESIGN MAL UNIFORMS CINGAPORK. Wed. Famed Paris designer Pierre Balmain (above) is to design new uniforms for ground and air hostesses of Malaysian Airways, the MAL chairman. Mr. Yong Pung How. announced today. Mr. Yong said: "Malaysian Airways is developing from a regional airline into an international one,169 words
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Article15 1966-10-27 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed. 'he Province Wfl.e.iley central istrict council ill meet tv- < sorrow.15 words
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126 1966-10-27 6 j/ANGAR. Wed. More Malaysian parents should send their children to Malay schools, the Msntn Besar. Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad, urged yesterday. "The standard of education in tfr c s c schools has now been raised to that of other schools,',' he *aid at the126 words
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458 1966-10-27 6 HOUSE APPROVES DEVELOPMENT FUNDS BILL KUALA LUMPUR. Wad. JHE Development Funds Bill, 1966, aimed mainly at consolidating and amending the existing law on development funds, was approved by the Dewan Ra'ayat this morning after a short debate. The Minister or Finance, Mr. Tan Stew Sin. in mov- ing the second458 words
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311 1966-10-27 6 Envoy Sir Michael visits Sabah bound Rangers IPOH. Wed. Th« 1 British High Commissioner to Malaysia. Sir Michael Walker, spent more than two hours at the 3rd Bn, Malaysian Ran*p's camp in Tambun Road here today to wi>h it well before it moves to Sabah next month. The battalion, which311 words
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Article55 1966-10-27 6 KANGAR. Wed T!ie m"in| president of Kangar Town Council. Mr. Por Sw«e Giap. ye*twd»T appealed to ratepayers to fettle their arrears quickly and help to stabilise the councils ''deteriorating" financial position. "Unless these arrears are paid up promptly, the council cannot function efficiently." he told55 words
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Advertisement176 1966-10-27 6 PERbOItAL .jj« Dettol is as much a part of everyday jr BbML personal cleanliness as soap. M Miw Begin with Dettol in your morning m M bath just a dash. Feel m .4i9f^MßVHU^9finL skin-tingling fresh All day. I Jmmmm Use ettot as a deodorant M j mk. (a remarkably economical176 words
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Advertisement110 1966-10-27 7 Premium. Bllffvr TETRAMEL- 3 ~^^^y^^j mm M^^l mf y^ IT'S HERE NOW from the newest refinery! power all the time. Fill up with Mobil Premium. y^^^KT Mobil Premium with Tetramel.® The new power Maximum power for faster acceleration. Instant *^H sensation in motoring. Tetrapower. Mobil Pre- power for faster take-off.110 words
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780 1966-10-27 8 Million-dollar sweep gets a hot attack SINGAPORE. Wednesday TIIK "Singapore Sweep" lottery, recently introduced l>> ihc Sin^t poie Turf (.lul). came under strong criticism by back-benchers in Parliament lodav during debate of Ihe Helling and Sweepstake Duties (Amendment) Bill, 1966. Mr. Ho See Beiif (PAP-Bras Basah). who is also secretary-general780 words
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247 1966-10-27 8 I SINGAPORE. Wed. 1 Should an applii cant for a driving licence be allowed to choose his tester? •No. «M the reply Tuan ll.iji Yaacob bin Mohamed. Minister of State. Prime Minister's. Department, to a question submitted by Mr. Sim Boon Woo (PAPChangi) in247 words
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Article42 1966-10-27 8 SINGAPORE. Wed Iheir will H no water and poor pressure at Kirn Turn Road < house nas. IS3 to 251 odd numbers onlyi and Talan Membina 'liou."-e nos 171 to 249. odd numbers onlyi trom 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow.42 words
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84 1966-10-27 8 SINGAPORE Wed. -An o\erhead pedestrian bridge may be built at Changi Road in front of the Qeylanz Serai Vocational School to ease traffic congestion. Disclosing this today In Parliament, in reply to a question by Inche Rahamal bin Kenap 'PAPGeylang Serai i. the Minister84 words
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Article, Illustration135 1966-10-27 8 Singapore a 'big name' says new Pan-Am chief SINGAPORE. Wed— The new director and man ager for Pan-American Airways Tor Singapore and Malaysia. Mr. Tom Bread y '(above). today said Singapore had earned "a big name in world transportation.'' Singapore because of its strategic position, m one of the key135 words
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Article85 1966-10-27 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today disclosed In Parliament that the Government had speiv. SlO million on ihr University of Singapore last year. The Minister said. In reply to a question from Mr. P Oovlnda«my PAP— Ansom. that of the85 words
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Article36 1966-10-27 8 SINGAPORE Wed -Mr Norman Wtllamoi. a British Council representative in Singapore. K'Ul -talk on i he work ot the Council ai the Rotary Club of Singapon West's luncheon meeting ai Princei Restaurant tomorrow36 words
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304 1966-10-27 8 Ngee Ann: Govt urged to join in running the college SINGAPORE. Wod. The Ng c c Ann Konftsi. which foundad and runs thr Ann College, today invited the Government to participate in the development of the institution. The chairman of the Kongsi. Mr. Llm Slew Ming, said: "We welcome the304 words
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326 1966-10-27 8 MP hits out at Govt's Mac Ritchie Reservoir project SINGAPORE. Wednesday. IS IT necessary to disturb the present natural 1 environment of Macßitchie Reservoir, and is the proposed development of a public- park in the environs of the reservoir a matter of top priority The.se questions were raised by Mr.326 words
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Advertisement296 1966-10-27 8 HA 4 |^k M^^k i^bP /< I 'UjlHb^b^bV Here's jost one of our dozen all-time favourites. There's a whole orchestra of colours in plains, stripes and checks. Pure cotton or polyester/cotton fabrics. Come in and browse for gifts yourself. Aostralian made Shirts from $17.90. C. K. TANG(S) LTD. 310 ORCHARD296 words
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Miscellaneous115 1966-10-27 8 I WVOOEY' YSH 1 fOUV NEVER <WHAT EL5£ A NUMBER \wRLL, GET RID N^W ">j BgL^^ VVMAT A HAVS KNOWN IT 17 THIS \PtP >OU O»« THINGS/ WWW VVMO OTIT.' PITCH )]3£Y ><>& l^^fc^"^' MONSTCT.' VTUXX AT -IM. WEAPON- PINP BAHOJ V KNCMS MT INTO >/ C J I h^T115 words
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Article, Illustration572 1966-10-27 9 Jamil urges new look civil service KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE head of the Malaysian Civil Service, Tan Sri Abdul Jamil Rais, today spoke of the urgent need for reform in the Government's administrative machinery to improve its effectiveness to accelerate social and economic changes in the country. The system must572 words
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Article107 1966-10-27 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Police headquarters here today confirmed that 70 Opposition party offirials were yesterday detained by the Special Branch in simultaneous pre-dawn swoops in West Malaysia. A police spokesman said today that those detained were from Kedah. Penang. Perak. Selangor. Malacca and Johore. He107 words
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Article27 1966-10-27 9 NIBONO TEBAL, Wed.— The ne\t monthly mp^tinn of the South Province Wellesley rural district council will bo held at the District Office her? on Saturday.27 words
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108 1966-10-27 9 BAGAN SERAI, Wed. The body of Professor Ll Ming Liang. 66. who was killed In a road accident on the main trunk road two miles south of here yester- day. was taken to Kuala Lumpur today for burial. Prof. Li. formerly of London University108 words
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110 1966-10-27 9 Women's role in defence, by Dr. Goh OINGAFORK, Wed. The Singapore Defence .Minister, Dr. Goh Kent; Swee. told Parliament today that the Government had no intention at present to recruit women for combat duties. He told Madam Chan (hoy Sion* (PAP-Delta). that the official line was that women should play110 words
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Article50 1966-10-27 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed. j The B*nglcok-Prai expici.s services will be increased to three 1 runs weekly as from Nov. I. I The train will, from that date, arrive at Prai on Sundays. Tue»- days and Thursdays, and leave for Bangkok ein Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays.50 words
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Article40 1966-10-27 9 SINGAPORE. Wed A m»n who «ai run over by a train at Keppel Road la>t nieht was today identified as Krishnan Gopalsamy 50. Both his legs were severed ulien police found his body on the railway tracks.40 words
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Article34 1966-10-27 9 TAIPING Wed.—Tlie A«W»nt DiMrirt Officer and rhatrni^n nt thf Tnipinß Town Council Mr Gilbfrt Pirnande/ wiil gn on rmnafw to thf Tttamtry in tbt Ministry of Finance. Kuala. Lumpur, '»n Nov 134 words
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115 1966-10-27 9 'Economy drive a continuing process' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government's economy drive is a continuing process for the Treasury, though little is said about it in public, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. Both public revenue and public expenditure were under constant review115 words
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Article21 1966-10-27 9 SINGAPORE. Wed Parliament today approved supplementary expenditure totalling $8,987.--098 needed as the Republic* contribution to the Seacom conmunications link-up.21 words
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Advertisement163 1966-10-27 9 U ***** BiBV BBav r*~ I Li \0 111 .t'j&s- j& s9ftHate3a^l F afl wßt -WITH THE SULTRY special November treat for the outdoor girl with a zest for living And, for 'with-it' l Mk there's m t P 49 at lots of (r t J exciting M r] ideas163 words
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Advertisement185 1966-10-27 9 Quality Beauty mm r^% Tissot watches from \Ls N../f Switzerland stand =2 \X HKv >ut for distinction v»&' wE&a/ aid attractive {tiß^r^L V pr.ee. Inspect \JuL V^rjß the quality vK/ \^bT and elegance of our complete collection of bestselling Tissot watches. I Enjo> personal attention, standard prices and top- servicing185 words
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Miscellaneous205 1966-10-27 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS I. Granary hoist <t>. 4. 10 refer Taryti*ly to on* of 6 *>° r *lternatlve mri 10 iiJ"? <E me properly among 15 ntT r u <••• 11. STrrin Ut« repe«t«d. one >— UmU to ta U. Tk^Mt to ring tmon. the M XSSttoiil te^u.; ..^t205 words
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Obituary47 1966-10-27 10 M W mi lit Minlmmm) •OH BOON UNO aged It former Remlser Praser A Co. rasas* away -Menly 2«ta October. IM4. Deeply nourned by hi* tare* sons, on* (lighter, threw daughters-in-law and i (ranoektMroa. Cortege leave* SO -MMlßnad S*p.m. Friday 2*th October for »A!)un'led Road CreoMtorlosa.47 words
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7 1966-10-27 10 The Straits Times Thursday, October 27, 1966.7 words
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Article644 1966-10-27 10 The Manila summit was not expected to open any dramaticnew avenues to peace in Viet- nam, and it has not done so. The only peace that is possible, I with Hanoi in its present 1 frame of mind, is a peace of capitulation. For nothing but the644 words
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Article365 1966-10-27 10 However rambling its course, the trial of Dr. Subandrio has produced a predictable result. Had he sung against his President, as the prosecution obviously intended, the result could have been different; but he did not. The man so recently Foreign Minister of Indonesia, in trouble ever since the365 words
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Article236 1966-10-27 10 To ask a Minister of Finance for an urgent survey of government revenue and expenj diture "with a view to curbing j extravagance in the dispensation of public funds" is a I bit like asking a housewife to be housewifely. Yet that is what Mr. Devan Nair asked236 words
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Article, Illustration1293 1966-10-27 10 HUGH MABBETT - The $3000 a month farmer HUGH MABBETT by THE BREAKTHROUGH HAS COME IN MALAYSIA'S AMBITIOUS LAND DEVELOPMENT PLANS $2.5 MILLION PRODUCTION NOW, $260 MILLION PROJECTED IN 10 YEARS SO quietly as to be almost unperceived, Malaysian land development has passed a double watershed. The process of pumping money into new1,293 words
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LETTERS
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262 1966-10-27 10 DRAISE for the high 1 standards set and maintained by the Penang Free School cannot but emphasise the importance attached by the Malaysian public to examination results. Secondary schools tend to be Judged almost entirely by the results of their pupils in the262 words
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Letter217 1966-10-27 10 I REFER to Mr. Khor 1 Cheang Kee's toUrestlng article on the Penang Free School (S.T. Oct. 21). I wish to point out that. Immediately- prior to the Japanese occupation of Penang. Mr. L. W. Arnold had already returned from leave to lead the school. I distinctly remember that he217 words
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Letter131 1966-10-27 10 I RECENTLY asked at a branch of a Singapore registered limited company, dispensing drugs, cosmetics, etc., for a toothbrush. The shop assistant offered me a choice of two Imported tooth brushes, priced $1.25 each. When I enquired as to whether any Singapore manufacturer yet produced toothbrushes, he131 words
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Letter72 1966-10-27 10 I WAS delighted to see today that the Government proposes to develop the McßHchle Reservoir As a family we often go there and enjoy a very pleasant walk. However, our walk with our small children Is sometimes spoiled by young people on scooters and motor cycles. I am72 words
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Advertisement1015 1966-10-27 10 Straits Times Malay Mail Clarified odverti*e»ierit« be Handed f* COtO STORACI SUPCRMARKET Orchard Read (Beceotiemti Oetk) COID STORAGE BRANCHES At Hollend Road Noval Bat*. Aurherited AqcnM CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchetter Heute, Collyer Quo* THE NEWS FRONT titipetnck'i Sypermorket M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Road. No*nl Bos*. HAMIEM STORI, 141*1,015 words
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Advertisement45 1966-10-27 10 ghoul" The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cat to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Alto Importers I I«portan of Hi f h Clot* Worst*** It Woolltns. SINGAPORE: 21, Chulio StrMt. Tol: ***** HONGKONG: Mirodor Mention, Is* Floor, Room No. t. 54-64, Nathan Rood, Kowloon.45 words
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Advertisement95 1966-10-27 10 .^BBBBBBBBBBBT V 1 J \l vklEOsßiV^'<Jl "feefc EosssV f* i a* f J \^H When your good taste sets the example ©whitmont executive shirts New from Australia! Show you appreciate the highest standard* and look your part in a Whitmont Executive nhirt. They're stylea for more refined taates in pure95 words
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Article, Illustration308 1966-10-27 11 Speaker rejects 'we quit' letter by Chia SINGAPORE. Wed. The Speaker of the Sin j? a pore Parliament, Mr. P. Coomaraswamy. today rejected the letter of resignation sent by a Barisan Sosialis M.P. Mr. Chia Thye Poh, on behalf of all nine Opposition M.Ps on the grounds that It was308 words
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Article90 1966-10-27 11 1/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, tonight described as a "vicious lie" a report that political pressure was being brought to bear on banks in the country. He was replying in the Dewan Raayat to Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (Lab-Ba tu>90 words
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Article, Illustration579 1966-10-27 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday fHEY say that wherever the American President goes, the White House travels with him so that he can be in direct communication with the rest of the world. On Sunday, not only will the President want to keep In touch with579 words
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148 1966-10-27 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Foreign Minister, Mr. 8. Rajaratnam, told Parliament today that political and trade considerations would be taken into account when the Government considered the establishment of diplomatic missions In East European countries. Replying to Mr. Chow Chlok Hock (PAP-Ulu Pandan),148 words
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109 1966-10-27 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaysia will send a trade mission to Communist China If It changes Its attitude vowardx this country, the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the Dewan Raa.vat today. He was replying to Dr. Tan Chee Khoon <Lab.-Batu> who had asked109 words
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Article59 1966-10-27 11 SINGAPORE, Wed A labourer. Ooh Ah Klat. 19, was killed today when he fell Into a silo at a construction alt* at the Juro-ig industrial aatat«. Police said Oon was working on the fifth floor of a buildingsit. when ha rell 93 feet down59 words
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Article35 1966-10-27 11 TAIPING. Wed Mahayuddin bin Mat Uusof 30. was Jailed for two months here yesterday for breaking Into a house in Bukit Gantang on Jan. 13 and stealing a transistor radio and flve records35 words
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Article37 1966-10-27 11 TAIPINO. Wed Thea Kuang Men?. 35. was fined 1100 and disqualified from driving for a year here yesterday for carrying 50 katUaa of vegetables In hi* ear without adaquata insurance coverage on April 18.37 words
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156 1966-10-27 11 S'pore will not lower entry age limit (65) SINGAPORE, Wed— The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. today told Parliament that the Government would not be lowering from 65 to W years the »f« limit permitting entry Into Singapore of dependent nonRingapore citizen*. He said it would be inadvisable156 words
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Article51 1966-10-27 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A youth, Khoo Ch'ng Hal, 18. was stabbed last night when he resitted two armed men who had robbed him of a watch and $11 from a friend with him at Ton Tuck Road. Khoo was treated as an outpatient at the General51 words
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Article42 1966-10-27 11 TAIPINO. Wed. Mustapha bin Wahid. 21. unemployed, was today fined $15 for failing to attend court on Sept. 1. $60 for riding a motor cycle without a licence, and $35 for riding it without an insurance policy He pleaded guilty.42 words
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Article23 1966-10-27 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A slxman Hungarian trade mission is due to fly into Singapore on Sunday to negotiate a new trade pact.23 words
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173 1966-10-27 11 pENANG. Wed— Tht Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi, is "seriously studying" the protest by inshort fishermen against trawlers. "I met the Minister when I was In Kuala Lumpur, and I appealed to him to give this matter. hla serious173 words
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Article52 1966-10-27 11 MALACCA Wed— The working committee of the Malacca division of the MCA will hold an extraordinary meeting here on Sunday. It is understood that the expulsion of a former vice-chairman of the MCA youth section. Mi. Sun Mow Yu. and the language issue will feature prominently in52 words
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Advertisement187 1966-10-27 11 NEW. m BURROUGHS 1 F6OOO 4&jjtiSrgaP ACCOUNTINGS *?ME MACHINE has unsurpassed built-in guarantees against obsolescence The new F 6000 it engineered to inherent flexibility plus the availaproduee more work at leas cost for bility of different capacities— with a wide range of accounting and dis- or without punched tape output,187 words
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Advertisement151 1966-10-27 11 55 flights a week to Kuala Lumpur ISiilP^iiii ill! Yes, Malaysian Airways offer you over SO flights a week from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and return. Whenever you wish to fly, there's a flight timed to suit you. So, next trip you make fly Malaysian. See your Travel Agent or151 words
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Miscellaneous689 1966-10-27 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur, English: 7.10 Kalongan Asll; Penan* 6 I poh. Malacca; I, 7.35 Karen Who's Seymour: 10 Johorr Bahru; 4 Taiping; 8.00 News In Mandarin; 8.10 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluanf. I his Week; 8.35 Mini bar Ugama; 9.00 News in National 6.45 P.M.: Opening and689 words
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Article269 1966-10-27 12 HERE is a recipe for Chocolate and Vanilh Roll. The family will love it. It serves fou to six persons. You will need: 4 at. (or 4 rounded tablespoons) self raising flour- 1 heaped tablespoon cocoa powder; 1 level teaspoon baking powder; 4 oz.269 words
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Article109 1966-10-27 12 RUB an ice cube over chewing gum on clothing Gum will roll off easily. A child should start learning to use a tooth brush as .soon as all primary teeth have emerged. This usually is between two and three years of age. To paint a window sash. coat109 words
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90 1966-10-27 12 f ONGER hemlinrs on la the way? The National Shoe Retailers Association in New York, noting that shoe fashions are keyed to rrady-to-wear fashions, predicts that retailers will be watching women's reaction to the longer greatcoat over short skirt. "It is possible." said the90 words
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Article46 1966-10-27 12 BEAUTY TIP: One maker of surgical supplies suggests that the narrow adhesive bandages in the medicine cabinet can be used to keep a pony tail hairdo in place. Simply wrap the hair in the strip and let the adhesive backing do the work.46 words
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Article, Illustration381 1966-10-27 12 I If you want I to be right j on top of the I fashion wheel VVERY season the fashion "big boys" promote a new colour and the one that is I currently creating a sensation is purple. We don't have the seasons 1 here but purple is381 words
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Advertisement323 1966-10-27 12 Germs are everywhere even in your house ffr Protect your family wm 6j||p /Wfe^ For indoor hygiene t*J jP/^ wj/wfji A powerful disinfectant that washes your ft" """T A'^ fajfoc' fIHC floors, baths, sinks and furniture clean of y/\ *ffeyb g«rms leaving a wonderful scent of pine H-— I/y 4323 words
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Advertisement331 1966-10-27 12 Your growing Child needs Vitamin C everyday GIVE HIM Optrose ROSE HIP SYRUP Optrose builds strong hones and beautiful teeth. And many doc* tors believe that us high Vita* mm C content pre\ents colds, flu, and other infections. Optrose, so vital for your child from 7 days to 7 years.331 words
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Article35 1966-10-27 13 19 Hore'< SI, I Mimmiim) THE FAMILY OF tbe Is'e Mr. Peter cneang Thlam Chu thanks relatives, friends, for the'r >onciolen>rs. wreaths and their attendance during their MM ent bereave I Nn I Ntf35 words
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Advertisement692 1966-10-27 13 If ontinurd Irom I'agr 101 ANNOUNCEMENT If H ordM 111 /Minimum) DUBONNET Vrrr TaStlnß SSxl SP' •Ml offer at I BM crk OVERSEAS LEAVE M WmwdM ft iVin.i—Bnx it rlt rxlrm HOLIDAY IN BRITAIN. Car. tree motoring «t provisional rates Latest of I* ord ji nd n'her makes for •»lf-dm»692 words
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Advertisement762 1966-10-27 13 SITUATIONS VACANT li Ward* M i Vin.)—Bax ill cl: txlra HICHLY QUALIFIED Kuropean Lady. I'mversity graduate Capable of I assumln* complete control or Ann* Welfare Department. P. A. to Company Director or similar. Oufteations lavited -here organisation ability could be fully utilised. Balary 5750.00 to 51. 000.00. Box A 4252762 words
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Advertisement1049 1966-10-27 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANI tl 11 M (Vm.i—B.ji M rls rxlrm FLAT CLAYMORE DRIVE are* three bedroom* «itlioi: room Ininj return, longbaths. rent: 5350 unfurnished. Tel ***** 8 pore EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW at Lot No a.VC Marine Vista Jalan Scudal Johore Banru Tel. 3556 J B Mr Ctionr. 5.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m. AVAILABLE1,049 words
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Advertisement963 1966-10-27 13 TUITION 'j W«rrf» -Tftl.l til i» elm. rxlrm EXCELLCNT TUITION Kngllsh. Latin. Mathematics, specially qualified Ito teach Bi:n.<i rhildrfn Sinßaoore-9 G.P.O. Box 74 5. S'por*. Tel MM TUITION:— Guitars ispannh. j Hawaiian. Bass). Drums. Piano- 1 1 Accordion. Violin. Mandolin. 36. Jalan j Kens. East Coast Road. Singapore. I Telephone963 words
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Advertisement995 1966-10-27 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Mmrdt >« I Vim.)— Bmx it ct: rxlrm MORRIS 1100 Registered January li-h.v one o^ ncr excellent condition-. 53. 700. 0.0.0. Please telephone WO.M ibing. porei. BIANCHI ORSETTO. low mileage. o*ne- leaving *in»apore. cood order. Tel: M377T. Call 3o'.\ Pasir Panjsog Roa-1. Spore. Its* MORRIS MINOR995 words
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Advertisement703 1966-10-27 13 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) ij Wmmdk st f m**j I sTss >'- n» MOTEL AMBASSADOR SCASIOE Ito.id. I |H.t. UKlitly Exerlltht ommodiiion and ct cheapest in onuwrlson. Tel *****. STATION HOTEL aiogapui*. tir< modiuooed wins, all coot«oi**oea. Md/breakfasl Itrtss single lIS/-. K»/- Uouui* S2«/-. Sa«/-. IaKPOOM ***** BAR ft RESTAURANTS703 words
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Advertisement417 1966-10-27 13 PEJABAT PELAJARAN JOHOR Tawaran I ntok Metnbrkalkan duu Menghantar Pentbot Kayu dan Alat Pemadam Api (Fire l.vtinfuishrrsi krpmda 7 buab Workshop Srkolab Dalam Nereri Johor Baft Tahun 196c>. TAWARAN ada-lah dl-pelawa dartpada pemborongS yang berdaftar dengan Jabatan Kerja Raya untok membekalkan dan menghantar Perabot Kayu dan Alat Pemadam Apl (Fire417 words
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Advertisement409 1966-10-27 13 PENANG PORT COMMISSION BLTTKRWORTH FERRY TERMINAL EXTENSIONS AND OVERHEAD WALKWAY Applications to tender for the above work are Invited from firms registered with P.W.D. as Class A. Class B and Class BX Contractors under Heads 1 2) and 11(2). Applicants should give brief details of works recently undertaken. Applications will409 words
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Advertisement99 1966-10-27 14 111 In Most PopulcuyHi^ Cigarette MB£M QiltflfMAVO Wlll{|U|«"lV F,LTER Tipped People who enjoy a really good smoke choose Player's Gold Leaf, made of a rich blend of specially Player's Gold Leaf because they know they can chosen imported Virginia tobaccos combined with a depend on Player's Quality world famous smooth,99 words
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Advertisement1297 1966-10-27 15 TO LIVERPOOL I WttT COM! U Our S'fir>» \fH $'!>•• f»(*t CLYTONFUS ti, Av:"huT» 6*l 11 Telay let 21 CYCLOPS livffOOOl, GI«|O« Del 21 Net 4 Ntt AUTOMF.OON t.'T'Ol. GHs|OV 4 Ntt 7 ULTSStS -<01. 0.0 n. Ciatfoa.. Nlt 1/11 Ntt 11 PELEUS Liverpool. Oublm Nlt 11 Ntt 11 m1,297 words
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Advertisement1401 1966-10-27 15 r//£-LHhi//VfS K TMt LAST ASIATIC LOunn. 114 Wo^omM O. -^> EXPRESS SAILINGS It CtNOA-ROTTtRPAM-HAMgURG-AAJIHUS-COPENHAEEN P. S'haa Paaani S'ouia banua nun M Ourg Aarbua C'kagM MAL'YA Set 21/21 M/M 11/ 2Nm Nn II Hit 2) Hit It Otc OM I SAIEIOHA I) Ntt 21/2? 21/21 Ml I BM BM II 0M1,401 words
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Advertisement1267 1966-10-27 15 I BEN®LINE I EXPRESS SERVICE TO LOHDOH, LIVERPOOL A CONTINENTAL PORTS. BENVANNOCH f RS3 X MatJl Pt. S'nam Penang Aattma Bm II C. 49 Oct 21 Oct 31 1 Nn II 2 urNAVAN Fof Hamburg Nit 27 BtNAVUN Havre Dk 2 Singapore Pt. Sham Ptntng M prougtl Btc I SM1,267 words
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Advertisement1270 1966-10-27 15 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAP FOR SUTWAIS SERVICE FROM B A. CINTININT. LMdnt ttr. Spora P. S'kaa fmm CITY BF WELLINITIN loniton, Hampurg. Rotttrdaa, Ha.ti Hull. Inakaa M Oct 1 Ntt I M Cm Sf ST. ALSANS Lisbon, itiiout. |n«a, Hanc.ri 1/ Nn at CITI Sf CHESTEB Hivrt.1,270 words
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487 1966-10-27 16 GOOD all-round lix.il Mip- I port, including that from Japan sent the price of Straits tin up yesterday in Penane by 75 cents to 5b'09.50 per picul. The London overnight rise had only amounted to 10 shillings per ton. The estimated487 words
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Article120 1966-10-27 16 V;MIPS lyini alanitMlt tht Smiaptrt •'Harbour whartrt. *r tipictia Uday art: Santos M«ru 3/4, Nikkei Ifaru t.inn Bakkr «/7. Rlvcrbank 8/9, rsandhl Jayanti in n. ciytoneus 13/14, Rrnvannocti 15/10, Luna Mearik IS. Pusao IM. Ozarda tt/M snnrloeoc (2) BB M, Zetland 81/33, Klimihl i 33/34. Ulyaata 3s120 words
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801 1966-10-27 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHK main feature on the J. stock exchange again yesterday was dealings in Gammon which topped the 200.000 units mark and represented a turnover of over 7:t8.000 units in the first three day. of this week. The price of801 words
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Article847 1966-10-27 16 Dl SINLSS in and reported to the Sinxapore md Kuala Lumpur tradine rooms of the Stock Exchang-e yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bautttad (I.UUU) 11.4H; C CM- <4.000> 51. 39. Bb CJ.OOO) SI.3H. (2,000) J1.3-. SI 3S BL. SI.3S SI.; Dunlapt847 words
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Article26 1966-10-27 16 Oct. 26. RIBBKR PRICE 65 cents (down one-eighth of a rent). TIN: StiU9.so (up 75 cents). > Estimated unofficial offering >40 tons (up 10 tons).26 words
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Article170 1966-10-27 16 MELBOURNE. Wed TNDUSTRIALS were barely steady on the Stock Exchange today. BHP was down two cents to $5.90 and Myer Emporium eased three cents to $2 82. Biggest fall in leading stocks was seven cents tn ICIANZ to $3.48. Western- Mining Corporation Jumped 32 cents to $6 56170 words
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Article64 1966-10-27 16 •I'M! AmMMM «r Banka in Malty lia madf th«-»» rhatijM In 111 ratr* to mrrchanu yealerday oil ratea 10 nw Canada: iwint TT V< Id. airmail OD It I/I*. UO d »t. 36 crcdil hills. M 1 IK trade hilla Itllini TT ar OO really: Canada BS; Will64 words
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Article26 1966-10-27 16 Malayan Stock Indices. Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Industrials: 92.19 91.95 Tins: 108.04 108.54 rubbers: 110.52 110.52 Dec. 30, 1963 10* Dec. 29. 1962 100.26 words
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Article82 1966-10-27 16 rpHK Malayan Minister of 1 Finance has fixed these prices for calrulatfhg customs duties for the period from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2. Rubber bt rents a lb. t'opra 5456 a ton. < oronut Oil $708 a ton. Palm Oil $695 a ton. Palm Kernels $374. 'j a82 words
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Article229 1966-10-27 16 VOVEMBLR Brst grade rubber x^ f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at (5 cents per lb down one-eighth of a cent on Tuesday* closing ierel for the position. The tone waa quiet. R.A.B. and M.R.E. closing price* in cents per lb.229 words
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Article77 1966-10-27 16 /"HINttI Praduea tichanja. Uniay »ara naan pnoi par »icul yailar«ay: Catanut ail: bulk J4.1 iclltra, dmra •44 1 tclltrs. Cora: u<-t No. L K Continent 1. nquoted Muntok trkttt Hfl Sara" ait »*m »WJ| wllvra ap«ci*l Sarawak black BIM aellera |MMt4 Lamponc Mack ll.'i (N) adltn •••<-. NUVI,77 words
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Article34 1966-10-27 16 i \S th* frt# tichangt m«'h»t la Hon« Kone ii>'"div ih» 111. dcllir i|..i for TT. and I 74| (or <aih Stirling •)< quolrd »t 16 02 >ad •n« tatl *r t«Prf a*34 words
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Advertisement1040 1966-10-27 16 Y\—^"*"*~" KAWASAtU KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific ek Atlantic Sarvte* Batiflol Hofifloni v Ant/iaa ft. Tort tatrttun rviaa ll n Nti 77 N«t 1 utc 1 jaa 1 ih <! m "KMiktwa Man" IM Baa 27/11 Dk II Ja 4 Ftt NHa II Ul Japan Direct Service Panani Sinfaoort Votonama1,040 words
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Advertisement611 1966-10-27 16 AUSTRALIA/HEW HALAND SERVICES INDIA. PAKISTAN AND FAR EAST SERVICEI Ti- FrißHlll. Atflai.a. MelkMrai. Sflaei. Tti Mains Mt Nafiaattnia Penang P. Sham S'pora S'Dori P. S'f.am Panant BOMBALA 14/15 Nit 11/11 Nat 11/11 Nn RAJULA Sjilel ll Part 21 Oct BAMORA 5/ I Oet J/ B Btc 1/11 Bee RAJULA 14/11611 words
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Advertisement630 1966-10-27 16 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited for the supply of LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS to units of the Malaysian Armed Forces in U) The Malay Peninsula and Singapore Island and (11) The States of Sabah and Sarawak. TENDERS must be forwarded under sealed covers addressed to the Ministry of630 words
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Advertisement858 1966-10-27 17 NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION This Is to Inform the Public that we have agreed to a voluntary liquidation of our firm trading under the style of HEW CONSTRUCTION CO and that anyone having a claim on the company must submit their claim to Messrs. Ong Yeow Kay it Co., 54.858 words
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Advertisement668 1966-10-27 17 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE CHAPTER 133 MALACCA MUNICIPALITY, ASSESSMENT LIST 1967. (Section Ml. The Assessment List tor 1967 has been completed and may be Inspected at thi Municipal Office, j Malacca, during office hours 2. The Municipal Council will proceed to revise the assessment at 10.00 am en 28th December, 1966.668 words
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Advertisement789 1966-10-27 17 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. KEDAH. Tawaran darlpada pemborong2 yang berdaftar dl-JKR.. dl-dalam Kelas E Kepala II Pechahan Kepala 2 dan ka-aias akan dl-terl-ma di-Pejabat Jurutera Negerl. Kedah Perils. JKR. Alor Setar hlngga jam pukol 3 00 petang pada Bhb November. 1966UNTOK MEMBINA DAN MENYIAPKAN BANGUNAN2 BILEK DARJAH. PEJABAT2 OURU2 BESAR.789 words
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Advertisement387 1966-10-27 17 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF RECEIVING ORDERS TAKE NOTICE that Receiving i Orders were on the 7th, 14th it 21st October. 1966 made against the following persons Receiving Order* made on 7.19.66 Bankruptcy No. 256 66 Rahmat bin Mahdl. c o Fire SUtlon. Port of Singapore Authority387 words
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Advertisement523 1966-10-27 17 SENIOR MARKETING EXECUTIVE A new and interesting permanent position ha» been created within the Sime Darby Group of Companies which require* the «ervire* of a Senior Asian l.iemtive wh« has made MarkeMni hit career and now seeks greater «cope and improvement by engaging in more challenging work for which his523 words
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Advertisement549 1966-10-27 17 SITUATIONS VACANT MALAYAWATA STEEL LTD., a MalaysianJapanese Joint-Venture Company requires industrial workers as follows: (1) Number Required: 250 (2) Commencement: February/March, 1967. (3) Factories where they will work: Blest Furnace Sintering Plant Convertor Limestone Roasting Plant Merchant Mill Oxygen Plant (4) Educational Qualification: Technical Institute above 20 required Form I549 words
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Article, Illustration555 1966-10-27 18 NORMAN SIEBEL - ALL IS FAIR, BUT... Just two points, SOSC NORMAN SIEBEL By fHE Singapore. Olympic and Sports Council selectors have been as good as their word with startling results. Out of approximately 150 competitors recommended by 14 affiliates for next month's Asian Games, they have accepted only 79 from eight sports.555 words
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Article149 1966-10-27 18 FIVE GET 'AXE' FROM THE SRU SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Rugby Union selectors last night made six changes when they picked the Malaya Cup team to meet Johore at Sri Gelam on Saturday. Five were "axed" for the,ir poor form in the match against Negrl Sembilan on Oct. 15. when149 words
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Article234 1966-10-27 18 SINGAPORE HOCKEY SINGAPORE, Wed. The three-cornered fight between SRC, CSC and Jansenites for the SHA League Div One championship was intensified today as all three leading teams hammered out comfortable wins to maintain their unbeaten record. Ceylon SC forwards failed to Impress in their match234 words
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Article123 1966-10-27 18 CANBERRA. Wed. It happens to the beat of them. David Bryant. the English schoolteacher and the world's champion bowler, was playing Victorian Glen BosUto in Melbourne yesterday in an exhibition and to the horror of himself and the crowd of 3.000 he put the Jbowl down on123 words
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Article29 1966-10-27 18 KUALA LUMPUR. -Wed. Itie Malaysian Hockey Federation tonight selected 18 players for the fifth Asian Games at Bangkok in December but declined to publish the names29 words
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276 1966-10-27 18 AXED TEAMS NOW SWITCH BIDS FOR GANEFO SINGAPORE. Wed. Two of the six teams "axed" last night by SOSC selectors from Singapore's Asian Games contingent, today said they would concentrate on the Ganefo in P h n o m Penh. Mr. Kao Chang Ming, secretary of the volleyball association, said276 words
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Article192 1966-10-27 18 JOF, I)OR.\ I - SASA set the trial "dates JOF, I)OR.\I SWIMMING By SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapor* Amateur Swimming Association will hold their Asian Games trials for divers on Sunday and for swimmers on Nov. 7-9, secretary Woon Sui Kut announced today. Thrrr are five triali.sts all men i for diving and IS men192 words
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Article72 1966-10-27 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Hotel Singapura. newcomers to the Singapore Business Ho ises F.A.s senior knockout tournament, reached the final today when they beat lardine Waugh 2-0 at River Vajley Road. Hotel singapura. the Junior knockout champions last year will meet Wearnes in the final In a junior72 words
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Advertisement359 1966-10-27 18 Javoloso! (mtaninj fabulous!) TNs fantastic NEW VALE 110 (O security padlock has 1 0 fff^L solid reasons to offer you M the best buy in its class! </ Hk I Bt -JHL.-JIB mads in Italy Special hardened steel shackle of bright chromium finish. Resists rust, file saw. Rust-proof stainless steel359 words
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Advertisement250 1966-10-27 18 OVERSEAS UNION FINANCE LIMITED INTRODUCING FOR THE FIRST TIME! THE ONE AND ONLY FOUNDATION FUND SCHEME TEN GREAT ADVANTAGES TEN GREAT PURPOSES 1. Guaranteed Fund. I. &»ve fof you' children's higher education. 2. High interest at more than 9% p*. 2. Save for Old Age. 3. Free Accident Iwwmio. 3.250 words
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Miscellaneous27 1966-10-27 18 HOCKEY S'for Div 1 Armed Forces v Recrio (Riflr Rangr Rd) Wt 2: Sentul Railway v BEA (SrjUßlt; Kilat v Trt--com» (PantaO; Levera v PWD ißungaar Rd).27 words
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Article230 1966-10-27 19 MANSOOR RAHMAN - MANSOOR RAHMAN BADMINTON By I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malaysian and All- England singles champion Tan Aik Huang has asked the Badminton Association of Malaysia to excuse him from centralised training for the Thomas Cup first round tie against India and the Fifth Asian Games at230 words
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Article54 1966-10-27 19 MEXICO CITY. Wed. The World Oolf Council is expected to award the 1867 men's Eisenhower Trophy and women's World Amateur Team Golf matches to Melbourne Australia. The men's event probably will be *uged at the Royal Melbourne course and the women s at the Commonwealth54 words
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Article82 1966-10-27 19 LONDON Wed Aslon Villa and Chelsea, the two Enßlish First Division soccer clubs, agreed today to the transltr Of Tony Haielry the Villa centreforward to Chelsea The ice, ot about £100.000. is not far short of the record of £120.000 between two British dubs. Tommy Docherty. theReuter - 82 words
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Article33 1966-10-27 19 MGBI (SHIN Huh match <XL) KUnfc Club 11 FMC 1« SOCCER Ghandl Cap final <Tr Mallm>: Tg Mallm Estate 3 Cluny Estate 3 RDY Cap •etnl-fittal <Ipoh) KED 1 Cheng Wan 1.33 words
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Article126 1966-10-27 19 LONDON. Wed. The 85--over limit on first Inning* In some English county cricket matches last season produced a sharp rise In the number of runs scored per 100 balls, but a significant drop In the overs-per-hour rate. according to fleures released by MCC yesterdayReuter - 126 words
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Article63 1966-10-27 19 TOS ANGELES. Wed Zora Folley. rated No. 2 In the heavyweight division by the World Boxing Association, won a unanimous 10-round decision over Henry Clark at Sacramento last night. There were no knockdowns bu» Folley battered his opponent around the ring with constant overhand right*. It wasReuter - 63 words
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Article93 1966-10-27 19 LOUISVILLE Wed. Angelo Dundee, manager of Cassius Clay, .-.aid last nignt the heavyweight champion made a. "very dangerous" decision when he agreed to an exhibition match with Dour Jones here tomorrow Clay 11 men Jone.s m a mxround exhibition «ith the procred;- going to a localUPI - 93 words
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Article177 1966-10-27 19 KLANG. Wed. Tamllians retained the Klane District F A League Dlv 2 championship by defemlne la lan Acob 4-3 in the final In 'he s"mi-!inals Tamilian* beat VOC 3-2 and Jalan Acob bent Thlruklcuriil Msndram 3-0 Final group nlnclneß 1. 1. in r a Mandram Tamilian* Bt.177 words
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Article, Illustration57 1966-10-27 19 TPOH schoolteacher M. Raja--1 mani (left) and Kuala Lumpur schoolgirl Cheryl Dorall step) out in fin* stylo during a practice run at Merdeka Sta- dium. Both arc in centralised training with 30 other Milaytijn athletes for the Asian Cam— in BangkokLim Ghee Haw - 57 words
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Article175 1966-10-27 19 Stadium will be ready DANGKOK, Wed. The $7-million-plus indoor stadium will be completed well in time for the start of the Fifth Asian Games here on Dec. 9, it was anlounced today. Lt -Gen. Chalermchal Charuvastr, chairman of the Asian James public relations committee, said the stadium the Carousel wouldReuter - 175 words
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Article46 1966-10-27 19 PARIS, Wed. Russell Knlpp of the United State* beat his own world middleweight weightlifting record for the press with a ltft of 337-lb (IS3 kg) at the Paris International tournament last night. Knlpp's previous record wu 336-lb (153.5 kg) set In July— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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174 1966-10-27 19 Ex-jockey promises not to go racing From JACK FINGLETON MELBOUPNE, Wed. A supreme court Judge has made former Victorian Jockey Bill Hoysted promise not to enter PVmlngton racecourse during the Melbourn* Cup meeting which start* on Saturday. Hoysted has been conduct Ing a campaign against what he calls "excessive whipping174 words
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214 1966-10-27 19 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON. Wed.— Police rushed to the. pitch after Kilmarnock of Scotland had beaten Antwerp of Belgium 1-0 in the first-leg of their Inter-Cities Fairs Cup second round tie at Antwerp last night. Kllmarnck scored In the first half through inside-Reuter - 214 words
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120 1966-10-27 19 Champ wins but gets a bloody nose TOKYO. Wed. Masahiko "Fighting" Harada, Japan's word bantamweight champion, last night outpointed Antonio Herrera, >the Colombian featherweight, in a non-title* bout over 12 rounds in Osaka In Western Japan. Harada won on an unanimous decision but Herrera put up a surprisingly good performance.Reuter - 120 words
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Article43 1966-10-27 19 TOKYO. Wed. Japanese weipht lifter Hitoshi Ouchi set a new world record in the middleweight snatch when he lifted 314-lb (143.5 kg), bettering his own world record by 3.3-lb (1 kg' Ouchi was taking part in the national championships at Oalta.43 words
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Advertisement133 1966-10-27 19 Advertisement COOL AWAY SKIN ITCHES RASHES Ail SK'n Irritation is soon cooled and calmed away ana inflammation if swiftly reduced when you apply soothing Mentholatum Bairn. To treat raohes, blisters. ■pots, fore?, scratches, pimples, Brazes, ouils there is nothing like Mentholatum. Aa toon as you gentij smooth on Kentholatura yon133 words
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Advertisement161 1966-10-27 19 BE SAFE .^w JT- AMD BTAY SAFE J?***' dflsEflgVeßgW^A v g^g^gV. *v a WW II II DlnLIRu O I /POWER STOP CARBURETTORS x f¥fPV #nV*¥^gv Improve fuel consumption and P r*£ MammmUmmmW performance to a remarkable ARE AVAILABLE UaX% M Sf f£\ PROJECTING NOSE IS fffen Al> A H I161 words
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Article, Illustration92 1966-10-27 20 LEADERS OF SEVEN NATIONS SIGN PACT IN MANILA [EADERS of seven nations sign the Manila summit agreement at Malacanang Palace in the Philippines capital on Monday. From left around the table arc: Australia's Prime Minister Mr. Holt, South Korea's President Park, Xc w Zeahind's Prime Minister, Mr.UP - 92 words
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Article31 1966-10-27 20 RAWALPINDI. Wed. Mr. Averell Harriman. roving United States Ambassador, will make a one-day stopover here on Nov. 1 for talks with President Ayub Khan, it was officially stated today.31 words
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Obituary48 1966-10-27 20 MR LIM CHEW MOW. pnett behind Ml iir.imirhfldrrn la mourn 1 1.< lews CortM* Ann K I in CABLE RECEIVED FROM K.raU. Arivattll Param< i aran PitUl I I <'..,inl.ir iin<t t '> Si, Com-mnn-wMlth Drivr and fnlh.r-ln-law of *O Nalr Bimca|>or> |.«JM<l away paarvfully on ?4 10-4448 words
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Article45 1966-10-27 20 MOSCOW, Wed. The River Ob. one of Siberia's biggest natural waterways, has trapped dozens of river boats by freezing over earlier than it has done in the past 60 years. Helicopters were taking off the crews of the trapped vessels.45 words
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Article32 1966-10-27 20 TAIPEH. Wed. Madame Chiang Kai-shek returned this afternoon after a 14-month speaking tour of the United States, trying to win support for her husband's fight aglnst Chinese Communists. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article309 1966-10-27 20 LONDON. Wed— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON, Wed.— Spot 19 "id., Dec. 19Sd., Jan. 19 1316 d.. Feb. 20d., Jan/March 20d.. April June 20>;eS. July'Bept. 30«4d.. Oct./ Dec. 20', d., Jan. March 20 3 16d., April June 20 3'16d., July309 words
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248 1966-10-27 20 BARISAN HITS GOVT FOR BACKING 'GUN HAPPY' POLICE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. •JMIII Barisan Sosialis today charged that the Government's "analysis"' of the* new Barisan strategy was a "poor PAP attempt to defend the trigger-happy PAP gangster police" and to justify their use of firearms during a Barisan-backed demonstration on Saturday night.248 words
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108 1966-10-27 20 The 'Silent Prof sets them laughing SINGAPORE, Wed. The "Silent Professor", Dr. Chiang Yee, broke his silence today— and sent Rotarians rocking with laughter with his sparkling wit and humour. Speaking on "Travels of a silent artist." at Cathay Hotel, Prof. Chiang spoke in breezy style. His wisecracks and subtle108 words
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Article113 1966-10-27 20 SINGAPORE. Wed.- The Ministry of Education here today announced the award of 25 Mlstrl scholarships to students at the Singapore Vocational Institute for this year. The scholarships are each worth $240 a year. The students are: (Tan) Chan Ah Kee, Koh Eng Guan. Yeo Cheng Hwat, Chong113 words
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323 1966-10-27 20 Britain tightens watch on woman spy ONDON, Wed. American born spy Helen Kroger was today reported under strict surveillance in a new jail as Britain tightened security I after the daring prison break by master spy George Blake. Mrs. Kroger, 52, and her 55-year-old husband. Peter, a bookseller who livedReuter - 323 words
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Article78 1966-10-27 20 GENEVA, Wed. Mankind) faces a growing menace of outbreaks of plague spread by rats, the World Health Organisation (WHO) warned here today. The organisation listed rapid urbanisation and lack of appreciation of the danger as the main cause of the menace. Fleas on field rats carryReuter - 78 words
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Article60 1966-10-27 20 SINGAPORE, Wed.— About 200 students purporting to be from Nanyanc University today called at the Nuer Ann College in Tank Road to give moral support to the students of the college in thrir campaign against the Thong Saw Pak Report on the future of the institution. The60 words
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188 1966-10-27 20 Stop-go space rocket triumph by U.S. CAPE KENNEDY, Wed. A Centaur rocket re-started its engines in space for the first time today to prove it finally has mastered the orbital launching technique needed to keep surveyor spacecraft flying to the moon next January. It was a significant milestone in American188 words
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100 1966-10-27 20 Judge off to probe Aden torture allegation LONDON, Wed— A special representative of th« Foreign Secretary, Mr. George Brown, flew to Aden today to investigate allegations that British soldiers had tortured suspected terrorists there. The allegations were made recently by Dr. S. Rasgeldl of the Sedishw section of Amnesty International,AP - 100 words
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Article29 1966-10-27 20 PARIS, Wed— Kinc Mahendra )f Nepal and French President General De Gaulle today dlscu.vt•d the International situation, iniudiiiK the Vietnam conflict and China's position in Asian affair*.29 words
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Advertisement167 1966-10-27 20 Secure DISTINCTIONS and CREDITS M. C. C. i success in examinations is never a matter of chance for SUCCESS THE RAPID WAY I^*l ENROL TO-DAY jr V w\ with malayan correspondence college m WL Prepare Early tor 1? tKr Jk N 1967 Examinations M. C. C. (Malaysia's College of Postal167 words
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Miscellaneous52 1966-10-27 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperature: in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m yesterday: Highest Lowed Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 90 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 00 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 90 75 C. Highlands 77 55 Jesselton 84 72 Kuchlng52 words
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