The Straits Times, 2 December 1966
1966-12-02
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Title Section25 1966-12-02 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 TIIH Natiniiiil Newsptpr The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 211425 words
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Article, Illustration1269 1966-12-02 1 Tengku: We will welcome them back on one condition 'He must not become leader of the State Govt again From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING. Thursday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said here today that the Grand Alliance was prepared to welcome the Sarawak National Party "back into the fold"1,269 words
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Article, Illustration364 1966-12-02 1 PREM KUMAR - $37,000 grab at bank PREM KUMAR LIGHTNING 10 a.m. RAID BY GANG OF FOUR Bu KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. THE Banque de I'lndachine in Jafeui Tuanku Abdul Rahman was robbed today of $M7,.")7.") by tour men two of them brandishing revolvers. They took less then four minutes on the job by364 words
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Article56 1966-12-02 1 JESSBLTON, Thurs. Kain washed out a hie welcome rally for loncku Abdul Rahman .it tin- Town Padang here this evening. The cancellation was annoumed over loudspeakers to hundreds of people sheltering under umbrellas shortly before the Prime Minister was due to arrive to speak to the people on56 words
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Article205 1966-12-02 1 THANT: THIS MA Y LEAD TO TALKS UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. [J.\ Secretary-General I Thant said yester- i day that he felt "very strongly" that the motives which had led to agreement on the Christmas and New Year truces in Vietnam could bring about a general cessation of hoslililies. A statementReuter; AP - 205 words
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Article33 1966-12-02 1 BONN. Thurs. The Bun- destag today voted Dr. Kieslnger Into office as West Germany's third Chancellor. Voting was 340 for. 109 against with 23 abstentions. (See page 3). I Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article34 1966-12-02 1 BRIDGETOWN. Thurs. —Barbados applied for membership of the U. N today within hours of becoming the world's small sst Independent State. The Government also pledged support for the British Commonwealth Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article42 1966-12-02 1 SYDNEY. Thurx— Qantan today laid off 4.500 of Its employees In Australia and another 150 abroad because of the crippling effect of the pilots 1 strike. More employees were expected to be out of work In a few days. UPI.UPI - 42 words
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Article32 1966-12-02 1 LONDON. Thurs. The Beatles have lost the title of world's top pop stars to their American rivals, the Beach Boys, a poll of British fans showed today.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article58 1966-12-02 1 CAIRO, Thurs. Gen. Aly Araer. head of the Joint Arab Command. has summoned the Joint Arab Defence Council to convene In Cairo on Dec- 7. Sources could not say what subjects the meeting would nl. cuss, but It Is probable the main topic will -be the58 words
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Article484 1966-12-02 1 Wilson off for talks with Smith f ONDON, Thurs. Mr. Harold Wilson was preparing to leave London late this afternoon for fresh talks with Rhodesia n leader lan Smith 'at an agreed rendezvous" in a dramatic new bid to end the yearlong independence deadlock. A statement from 111. Downing Street.484 words
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Article26 1966-12-02 1 ZAMBIA 1.1 SARA Thurs.—Zambia described .Mr. Wilsons planned meeting with Mr. Smith as "a downright sellout of the four million Uim.iiis in Rhodes! r26 words
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140 1966-12-02 2 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet I nion will increase its defence spending and boost output of consumer goods in 1967, T.ass said last night. It said the Kuns-plus-butter economic plan for the new year had been approved by the Soviet Council of Ministers andReuter - 140 words
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Article37 1966-12-02 2 JAKARTA, Thurs— All citizens were rrmindPd today that tomorrow Is the deadline for handing over to the authorities all Communist books and literature. The move was to maintain security and order In the capital.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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71 1966-12-02 2 Hilton International hotel chain announced here today it was opening three new hotels within the next two months in Barbados. Morocco, and Cyprus. The 158-room Barbados Hilton will open in Bridgetown on Saturday, the 259-room Rabat Hilton on Jan 23. and the 150--rooni CyprusReuter - 71 words
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Article71 1966-12-02 2 NEW DELHI Thurs. Indian and Soviet officials today began drafting an aid agreement under which the Soviet Union will grant 970 million roubles worth of credits to India over the next five years. The ternu of the agreement were substantially agreed upon when India's Planning Minister. Mr.Reuter - 71 words
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279 1966-12-02 2 Burundi coup: Peking backs new regime NAIROBI, Thurs •JHE bloodless coup which ousted Burundi's young King Ntare may be a further success for Watutsi tribal extremists known in the past to have had close links with Communist China. Burundi was reported quiet today, with the army firmly in control. InternalAP - 279 words
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Article, Illustration203 1966-12-02 2 Comedian Gregory to entertain US PoWs in Hanoi IyASHINGTON. Thurs American Negro (•imcrii.iii Dirk (ire£or> (above) said here jrcstcrday he planned to leave for Hanoi next Monday to enlerlain American prisoners of war in North Vietnam. Gregory, 34. told a Frrss conference he had been told by British philosopher andReuter - 203 words
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281 1966-12-02 2 'Time capsule' to aid birth control tested by U.S. specialist WASHINGTON, Thurs A BIRTH control "time capsule" capable of preventing conception for years at a time has passed laboratory tests, a leading research specialist disclosed yesterday. Capsule implants in rats have shown it vculd give them immunity to conception for281 words
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231 1966-12-02 2 Sato again the boss, but he is losing -support— TH3KYO. Thurs. x Japans Prime Minister, Mr. Eisaku Sato, kept his position as Liberal Democratic Party presideni at to- day's (.•(invention but j with a personally disappointing 161 party votes againsi him. Facing t l during a period of crisis broughtReuter - 231 words
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Article52 1966-12-02 2 BRUSSELS. Thins Police Uirt nicht u.srd hieh-pressure watar rannnns to brenlc up a drmm^rvby abort j.oon Fiemish--s|>rakinc siiidcn's who want Frrncli-.spe.ikii.-from the uni\. ivainThe drmonst ration was a new flare-up in the oouatry*i hitter D the Flemlnsti from the north and the Freiulv spcakind Walloons irom52 words
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Advertisement54 1966-12-02 2 Is Your First Aid Up-to-Date? Would you use a tourniquet to stop bleeding? Would you put iodine on wounds? Ointment on burns? If so. your first aid is dangerously out of date. This article debunks 10 traditional remedies and tells what trchniques are recommended by doctors today. December issue of54 words
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Miscellaneous47 1966-12-02 2 T«E GAMBOLS ■<■ nr just stoppccv (rue maim sprimg'sj /weLL I diojO /but it vill save a lot\ I bß^aV IT r~^ I OF ARGUMBHT IP VtXJ CAW VJ l^T REPAIR IT BEFOCe MV If fcaexC V WUS9ANC? eerueKjs r—^L a gp£r VLI" HOME^ -^fOociCt.Wi *H«— it tf47 words
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Article316 1966-12-02 3 Coroner tells how hostess tried to make her suicide look like food poisoning J^ CORONER ruled yesterday that a woman committed suicide by arsenic poisoning and also gave poison to internationally prominent guests at a party to make her death look like food poisoning. AnReuter - 316 words
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109 1966-12-02 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. A tiny stainless steel capsule containing microfilm records of Sir Winston Churchill's life and a copper pipe holding a cigar of the type he smoked have been secretly buried at night near his statue outside the British Embassy here. A secret spotReuter - 109 words
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154 1966-12-02 3 Smoking and cancer: It's the butt that counts WASHINGTON, Thurs. The American Cancer Society said yesterday that smoking a cigarette to a short butt is a most dangerous smoking practice. In testimony presented to the Federal Trade Commission. Dr. Cuyler Hammond, vice-president of the society, said the facts about buttsAP - 154 words
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Article33 1966-12-02 3 GUATEMALA CITY. Thurs. —Thirteen people were killed and 27 seriously injured when a bus overturned and rolled down a 160 ft cliff Into the VillalobaRiver, eight miles from here.33 words
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Article, Illustration115 1966-12-02 3 "TAKING baby for a walk is Tinker the robot, who wheels the pushchair down the road while his creator, inventor Dennis Weston, guides him by remote control from his home in Fear ville Avenue, Leeds. Tinker, whose TV eje and 120 motors115 words
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Article, Illustration214 1966-12-02 3 BONN, Thursday. rpHE Social Democratic Party's parliamentary A group yesterday approved Dr. Kurt Georg Kiesinger's coalition Cabinet, removing the last obstacle to his election as West Germany's third Chancellor. Earlier, Chancellor Lud- wig Erhard had submitted his resignation to President Helnrich Luebke to paveReuter - 214 words
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200 1966-12-02 3 Pope hits out at distortions by reckless people VATICAN CITY, Thurs. The Pope yesterday warned against "the irreverent and reckless audacity" of people who were distorting basic Roman Catholic doctrines, such as the resurrection of Christ and the virginity of the Madonna. Speaking at a general audience In St. Peter'sReuter - 200 words
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Article36 1966-12-02 3 MADRID. Thurs. An estimated 50 Arab University students stained following an assault on he Jordan Embassy on Tuesday, vere released today and warned hat further such attempt* would .nean their expulsion from Spain AP.AP - 36 words
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Advertisement187 1966-12-02 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i 1 1 i9Jf!W^^ss^l 75 YEARS OF QUALITY THERMOSTABLE POWER I M^ A kW*Tll All controls and «quip- I ASSISTED BRAKES Bj gj&j m.nt des.gned to ensure Ensures progressive braking. I mMHp* the safety and comfort of stable and efficient in all I HKflßi the driver and passengers. circumstances.187 words
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Advertisement475 1966-12-02 3 It MOST SUCCESSFUL II AND PROFITABLE II YEAR IN II GROUP HISTORY Pre-tax profits rise by over 10% Extract from Report and Accounts The year 1965 has been the most successful and profitable in our history. Deposits from customer* have increased during the year by £22.005,000 to £92,048,000. The Group's475 words
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219 1966-12-02 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THK National Trades Union Congress today regretted that the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had directed his call for reorientation of thinking in the field of labour only at the workers. "The employers, too. on their part need to be equally219 words
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128 1966-12-02 4 Govt is blamed for delay in ballots SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The president of the 15.000--member Public Daily-Rated Employees Tritons Federation. Mr. K. Suppiah. today announced that the Federation would serve the Government with a strike notice by the middle of this month. Originally, he said, the Federation* had hoped that secret128 words
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155 1966-12-02 4 2 criteria for aid to schools, says Ong SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today explained the Government's policy on grants to aided schools. These, he said, were based on two criteria performance and discipline. The Government would continue to make grants to aided schools, which155 words
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Article, Illustration347 1966-12-02 4 4 WELL-KNOWN Pakistani industrialist, Mr. xx Wajid Ali, said today that Singapore was heading for a "glorious future" under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew "This is because the economic programme which your Government has set lor Itself will be attainable347 words
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75 1966-12-02 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. More than 100 Red Cross helpers and officials attended a tea party this afternoon given by President Yusof and the First Lady, Puan Noor Alshah. The party was held In appreciation of voluntary work done, including the raising of funds75 words
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Article399 1966-12-02 4 THE following It today ichfdulf of civil urcmrt movement! at the P»y» Lcbar airport Slnopore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Llnai: FrtMn Jakarta (JL Tl2> a.m. Thai in««mitior»il: From Bangkok. Pcnang (TO 407) 12 to p.m.: from Tokyo. Osaka. Talpth. Hong Kong Bangkok iTG 403) 9.40 p.m. Air India: From399 words
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Article, Illustration296 1966-12-02 4 A new $1. 5m Hq for Ministry of Education AN artist's impression (above) of the new 12-storey headquarters for Singapore's Ministry of Education, which will go up in Kay Siang Road. The building, estimated to cost $1.5 million Is expected to be completed In 1968. and will replace the present296 words
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132 1966-12-02 4 GHAZALI: 'BEST IMAGE 9 POLICE IN AFRO-ASIA SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Inche Ghazali Ismail, has described the Singapore police as "a police force with the best image among the police forces in AfroAsian countries." Speaking at a National Language Month gathering sponsored by the132 words
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Advertisement361 1966-12-02 4 i^a <^a 2£& Y7nt7^t7^{7^ S I I Special X'mas OFFER B^B^i^—^ ur BM t x jMMMg^. HL I < rw '^k? 'Z- I aj^Vßjeaßt >^m«. tSf /aw W kPM I Kmm I 3 FREE GIFTS of Q One China Tea-set JK An Alarm Clock V. fl A Desk Set 5K361 words
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Advertisement149 1966-12-02 4 HELD OVER!! 3rd EXPLOSIVE WEEK! ATU AY. DAILY 5 shows at imT lltm L3o> 400 f 6-3 915 P m The Most Exciting Adventure Ever I mf^fm^ To Explode Across The Screen I GEORGE SEGAL p*nav»ion- columwiacolor Michele MORGAN Maurice RONET Claudia CARDINALE I ORCHARD: OPENS TOMORROW! Julie... no man149 words
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Advertisement548 1966-12-02 4 :"O SH AVV ORGANISATION' Optns Today JO-9 30 2 John .Neville, Donoi John Frosrr Borbora V, "A STUDY >n TERROR C lor. Tomorrow M'pite: Dean Martin I Alo n Delon, Jory Bi»hop "TEXAS ACROSS th. RU- f Roie-mory For»yth Color (UI-St)M m Sunday M mte Cheng Pci P«i IB "OPERATION548 words
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Article101 1966-12-02 5 ITAMPAR, Thurs. Two police constables. Mohamed Aris bin Ludin and Sulalman bin Awang. each received a $30 award from Atst. Supt. D F Sundera Raj. OCPD. Kampar. for their good work her° yesterday. Mohamed Ar .v who w.t^ aKo given a letter of commend. ir.on101 words
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Article49 1966-12-02 5 Xl ALA LUMPLK. Thur.s Commemorative slumps to mark the F;rM Malaysia Development Plan enioyed brisk sales at all port offices in iir country toctajr. The h\r series of new «,t'amp.s cle. put Ui r themes of agriculture. rural henlUi communications j education and irrigation49 words
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Article37 1966-12-02 5 KAMPAK. Thur.v- Chin Phoon. 4-V W*M allowed $3,600 b:ill heiT yesterday when he pleaded not guilty to illegal possession of samsu manuf act urine apparatus and 12 tars of illicit liquor.37 words
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514 1966-12-02 5 Geoffrey Geldard - 'Patrol did not warn us of enemy' Geoffrey Geldard By 1 KUCHING. Thursday. QENIOK hospital assistant Voon Yun Hiong. one of the three medical department men abducted by an Indonesian patrol 20 months ago. said yesterday that an Army patrol had tailed to warn them of Indonesian activity in the514 words
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179 1966-12-02 5 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Malay teachers have been urged to study Mandarin as an extra language so that i they can play a more important role in the development of the Republic. The call was made by Inche GhazaU Ismail, poll- Meal secretary to the Mlnistrv179 words
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Article28 1966-12-02 5 TELUK ANSON. Thins A dance in aid of the Lower Prrtk Poppy Day appeal fund will bo heid at the Kwons Tong :un here on Saturday28 words
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Article50 1966-12-02 5 rp.MIMM,. Thar*. Pay p.u-kru amounting to about I S6OO which were locked in a *afr in the Health Department here on Monday were mi-ssing the next day. thoueh the safe was intact. Mr. A Abraham, chief clerk of the department, reported the matter to the police yesterday.50 words
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Article, Illustration75 1966-12-02 5 I^IALA LUMPIK, ThursBrother Dominic Walsh. an eminent educationist who had spent more than H5 years of his life in South-east Asia, died at St. John's Institution here yesterday. He was 85. I Brother Dominic, who came from Ireland, taught in Brothers' schools in Ceylon. Burma. Singapore75 words
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129 1966-12-02 5 QINGAPORE, Trims. An American textile expert is in Singapore to help develop the Republics fledgling textile industry into an efficient, modern complex geared for international export markets. He is Mr. Edward A PollUz. an executive of the American- ba.-.ed International Executive Corps. and former129 words
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Advertisement244 1966-12-02 5 §t J" STifl Isi ~^**7 'vA PELACO BLENDENE IS THE WORLD'S FINESTSHIRT The world's finest shirt that's Pelaco Blendene, tailored from Pelaco'i miracle blend of 65% Terylene, 35° i cotton. Terylene for long wear, cotton for comfort. This unique blend keeps out creases, stay* crisp and fresh all day. actually244 words
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Advertisement393 1966-12-02 5 We were here before the others We are here to stay |^lteL a j^ vI J2 McKenzie's Cough Muturs *i-v"B 3 h«ve been proven for over tvvo g*n*f«tion» to remedy jy "H Ul irritating coughs, clear TWI^L~""T^B choking phlegm, eas* Wm L 1 5 swelling and relieve pain. R Over393 words
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Article, Illustration204 1966-12-02 6 No, just a car that went out of control and landed four girls in the university lake KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. i A FLYING saucer? a guided missile? No. it's just the top of a car that landed In the lake at the University of Malaya campus. FourSoong Hon Sin - 204 words
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Article135 1966-12-02 6 CINGAPORE, Thurs A team of 25 Singapore technicians has left for Medan. the capital of Sumatra, to carry out general construction work for an American oil company. The men- all contracted by a local firm. Salvage Engineers Ltd.- left bychartered aircraft yesterday. The group135 words
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Article75 1966-12-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thui.v i I The 2nd Bn.. Royal Malay Reel- I I mem. celebrated its 25ih birth- I day today irtth a parade at Sungri Bp>i The commanding I officer Lt Col Mustafa bin < Abtiu'lah took the salute at the I ni.mh pMt.75 words
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Article85 1966-12-02 6 Robbers on m-cycles take $575 OINGAPORE, Thurs. Two motorryclists intercepted a school servant In lonely North Buona Vista Road yesterday and robbed him of $575 and his watch Chew poh Seng. 30. of th« Yusof Ishak Secondary School, was on his way back to the school on his motorcycle when85 words
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Article51 1966-12-02 6 SINGAPORE. Thui.s. -Malaysian Airways will send a team to Jakarta next month to study general conditions before starting flights between Singapore and Jakarta. The team will make recommendations on a suitable date to nhm services be<\\etn the two cities. This is likely «o be early next51 words
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Article27 1966-12-02 6 KUALA I.UMPLR Thurs The OrkM Gemi Baru of Kuala Lumpur will play at the Laic* Garden* on Sunday from 4.30 I Dm. v> 6.30 p.m.27 words
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Advertisement313 1966-12-02 6 GO PLACES AS A FLIGHT HOSTESS WITH MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS Hfrp is your chance of a glamour career with the bigcest jet airline in South East Asia. It is not easy You need excellent qualifications. But it is an exciting and rewarding job. Normally on appointment you will commence on local313 words
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Advertisement108 1966-12-02 6 I I 0SLIM, SLEEK, STURDY... SOPHISTICATED SAMSONITE Going places! 1 hen \ou deserve the best. .Km hotcli ...best luggage. And that is fashions latest trim, slim (not a lock in sight) Samsonitc combining great eleganc© with the sculT-frcc durability of a moulded finish. Samsoniteis the hallmark of the adventurous people108 words
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Article, Illustration1398 1966-12-02 7 counsel for Lim Kean Siew - The day former Mayor Rama turned against his colleagues... counsel for Lim Kean Siew HE WOULD HAVE BEEN HAPPY TO KEEP HIS SILENCE 1F...' -by jTORMER Socialist Mayor of Penang, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, turned against his colleagues "as soon as he had reason to believe that his political ambitions1,398 words
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Advertisement165 1966-12-02 7 NOW BETTER THAN EVER... THE STRAITS TIMES 111 PRICE u4.ZO PER COPY The Annual is the finest publication in South East Asia. With each passing year it wins acclaim in the region and. in fact, all over the world. The Annual is always in heavy demand. You will want copies165 words
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Advertisement255 1966-12-02 7 If *.J C p tNTAX |y' M SPOTMATIC with the new 50mm f/1-4 LENS The Asahi Pentax Spotmatic introduces a new concept in cameras with behmd-the-lens exposure meters. The meter reads only what the lens sees, with no interference from extraneous light at all. This is because twin CdS cells255 words
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340 1966-12-02 8 C'wealth conference to promote economic co-operation SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A Commonwealth Economic Conference the first of its kind to be organised by the Commonwealth Secretariat will be held in May next year to promote greater economic co-operation among member countries. The emphasis will be on ways and means of helping the340 words
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Article64 1966-12-02 8 SINGAPORE. Thur s.— Santa Claus will arrive at Changl by air on Saturday to distribute gifts to children of Loyang and Hun Yeong kampongs at a Christmas party. The party, given by No. 48 squadron of the Royal Air Force, will be held at the RAF Families'64 words
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Article152 1966-12-02 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Publir Utilities Board has awarded two major contracts for piping and pump equipment for the first phase of the Jurong power station to Hitachi. Ltd. Hitachi Ltd. was the lowest tenderer on extended terms of payment. One contract, amounting to $2,868,796,152 words
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Article398 1966-12-02 8 GEYLANG SERAI HOMES PLAN (SINGAPORE, Thins. Congested Geylanfl Semi is to be turned Into a bin housing estate, if provisional plans for ;i private scheme there is approved by the <io\ eminent. The 850-acre plot of land the Alsagoff Perseverance Estate will be sold to398 words
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Article133 1966-12-02 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A large stuffed Malayan crocodile at the National Museum was an Item that held the most fascination for a group of South Knroan "tars" now visiting Singapore, as guests of the British Navy. For most of them this was the newest they had133 words
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Article87 1966-12-02 8 Mock murder trial at university BINGAPORE. Thura MX Justice Winslow will conduct a mock, murder trial to be staged by 1 the University of Singapore Law Society at the university court room at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Taking part In the trial will be lecturers and students of the law87 words
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Miscellaneous175 1966-12-02 8 Atl*y Onp By V.T. linntlin '-y'" N.MXJ SAID IT, 90f.- -"S. BOILEP, I <%*£■ *<? WE DIP TOO WHEN 7 ONLY A GENIUS /A* 7 MAN, IS \X PIPN7KNOW/ T NEVER THINK HE if SCTTA \WE APPOINTED COULD*. COOKED /SHHAAW/ /7>jL^_. f TW9 EVER J ALLIGATOR ATE IT SAIP HE175 words
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Article, Illustration1608 1966-12-02 9 JOHN MAFFRE - JOHN MAFFRE by addition to the base near Saigon at Long Binh, and the facilities up in U.S. Marine Corps Company at Da Nang. What becomes of all this after the shooting stops? Presumably it will be turned over to the Vietnamese. The1,608 words
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Obituary55 1966-12-02 10 WoriM SIS (Minimum) MISTER CMIANQ KHENO of Vlu Bernam Batata, eiuk Anaon paased away on 24- 1 1 -6« Madam Chan Oood Mee. SBM sm I^nK. Sin Wai, sin Kong Sin Seng, daughter* Mn. Tarn Kool Hiang. Mcl MM. Kool l/ee. thank relative*, frkfila for their condoleme. ■rre»th. donntiona,55 words
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Article67 1966-12-02 10 }tl H'oroti SIS i Minimum) THE FAMILY AND Wttt late Mr I HuppMJi th.mk the Dtten of Medical VmH I and Nurnea of Ward 4A General Honpital. for their apecial and devoted ■IHlllW to late Mr. P Hupplah: to staf! of General Honpnal and other honpitali and all other*67 words
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Obituary45 1966-12-02 10 to H .irrfi 5/5 I Minimum) ENTWISTLE: In ever-loving memory of Richard Brian Knl»l»tla of SunKel Punin Kitate. Semenyih. SeUnuor. Mho died on thia day ID year* »ro From hla »orro« Ing parenta, brother ji'eve and Aunty Hilda, Blnetown Houae. Rita, !>. i tmuilth.45 words
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Article602 1966-12-02 10 The Vietcong on the one hand and the Saigon Government and its allies on the other, each has offered to suspend hostilities for 48 hours over Christmas, and another 48 hours over the New Year. Saigon additionally has proposed a lunar New Year truce of four days, from602 words
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Article330 1966-12-02 10 Technically there could be some delay before barter trading between Malaya and Indonesia can resume, as legislation must be repealed. j but it is different to imagine technicalities prevailing. For one thing, Tun Razak's announcement on Wednesday will lead to an armada of small craft putting out from330 words
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Article277 1966-12-02 10 Amid all the fuss about Malaysian education the voice of the student is very rarely raised, and when it does break through it is all too likely to be dismissed as offending against peculiarly adult conceptions. But the best of today's students are not many years removed from277 words
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LETTERS
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Article180 1966-12-02 10 Holidays that come just in time I SINCERELY wish A M.N.M. (S.T. Nov. 19) would teach my class. Every day I have four to five piles of dooks to mark, work that must be completed In time for next day. In class, I must have work and activities to keep180 words
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Article70 1966-12-02 10 pERMIT me to air my disappointment in my dealing with the Singapore High Commission in Kuala Lumpur. On September 29, I wrote to the Commission requesting a certain favour. This, incidentally was done on the advice of the Head. Publicity Division, Ministry of Culture. Singapore. I did not hear70 words
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Article72 1966-12-02 10 I HAD occasion recently to visit a sick relative living In the railway labourers' quarters in Salak South and was appalled by the conditions there. Should It not be the responsibility of the department concerned to see that a proper road leads to such quarters so that In72 words
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Letter300 1966-12-02 10 I REFER to Mr. K. E. 1 Hllborne's letter (S.T. Nov. 25) and I am happy to learn that somebody besides myself thinks that some form of accident analysis would be a good thing. I do appreciate that the Accidents Investigation Branch of the Singapore Traffic300 words
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Letter112 1966-12-02 10 ()N Nov. 4, 1966 a w letter by Students' appeared complaining against the instruction of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate which reads:— Candidates should be warned against the use, except, for diagrams, of pencils or ball-pointed pens. The use of faint Ink should be avoided.112 words
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Article, Illustration987 1966-12-02 10 STANLEY KARNOW - Harvest with a crisis for Mao and Lin STANLEY KARNOW by BAD WEATHER AT HOME. MORE GRAIN FROM ABROAD CONFRONTED b y growing domestic resistance t o their dogmatic policies, Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-Tung and his Chief Lieutenant, Lin Piao, are expected to face a cruciai test by the987 words
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Advertisement844 1966-12-02 10 Straits Times Malay Mail be handed to. COLO STORAGE SUPf«MARKET Oichord >ood (Recepdonitt Oetlt) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES Al Holland Rood Naval Boie. Auihor^cd aajaatM CITY BOOK STORE LTD.. Winchester Houie, Cellyef 0uo» THE NEWS FRONT fitipattick't Supe.moikel M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Rood, Noval Bo«e Mamiim STORE, 1419 Upper Chongi844 words
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Advertisement49 1966-12-02 10 AUTOMATIC Wy I naaajaj ALL s cR SETS I f lUJmj MAY T H€S6 fipirl oimuty stars I Panaci kmK H Ooutoi* tlfong BEEQI Ail-cnnula proof »1 1 ii I guxamaad EASY HIRE PURCHASE NO DOWN PAYMENT Cwitoct: Hi Fi Traders 3f, South Bndga Road, mmtmpot*. Tal: *****, 9272*.49 words
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Advertisement108 1966-12-02 10 HITACH! I FANS I For Your Comfort Model 1 526 16' DESK FAN iV Fraa-ranga oaci nation Secondary and '3V 90* oscillating davicas) 11 5T Spaadt: 01-2 3 outh-outton twitch) 5 Modal I3S4 I2' DBKFAN S^! ffo Otciiiat.on: 90* Modtl43ll 16' STAND FAN 5? Spaadt: 0-1-2 (puth-buttonl Oscillation: ramota otcillating108 words
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293 1966-12-02 11 A white flag apology to striking workers By HUEN PENG KONG IPOH, Than. A sales j>up<T\ isnr of Harper (iiifiii.ms here Mr Laaag Kok Uah v (Iked out of the (oiiipinx s uodoun in the railway v;ircl today with a •'white flag" raised above his head. And striking workers of293 words
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Article21 1966-12-02 11 MALACCA. Thurs —Rotary district governor. Dr B T.imthai. ot Bangkok, will address the local Rotary Club here on Sunday.21 words
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Article58 1966-12-02 11 PENANG. Thurs The Governor. Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj. will ***** Mus'.ims at Friday prayers at the Kapitan Kling Moiau e on Dec 9 as part of his birthday celebrations. The State Islamic Religious Department has issued special prayers to all the 173 mosques m Penang and58 words
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Article53 1966-12-02 11 SINGAPORE, rhuri.— Dr Yeon leuw Seng ot Singapore is among 18 East Allan and Pacific doctors irom five countries who have received appointments tor the 1966-67 academic year as research fellows, teaching fellow> or research associates at Harvard medical school He has been appointed 4 r»search53 words
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Article, Illustration532 1966-12-02 11 R. CHANDRAN - R. CHANDRAN PREMIER'S OFFICE EXPLAINS AFTER COMPLAINT By 1 He said Mr. Lee was a man "with a mind like a steel-trap." "He is firm and knows what he wants and what he is going to say he does not make532 words
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Article, Illustration258 1966-12-02 11 'Daughter is dead' shock on TV for family SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The parents of 18--year-old former bar girl Chua Gek Lang were stunned last night while watching a news telecast over Television Singapura. For on the screen flashed a picture of the-r daughter with a police announcement that she was dead.258 words
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82 1966-12-02 11 Fire! And it's free lunch for many SINGAPORE, Thurs. Many patrons had a free lunch when fire broke out in the ceiling of the multistorey car park restaurant today. About 200 people rushed out of the restaurant when waitresses gave the alarm. The two lifts down w>re jammed by people,82 words
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Article49 1966-12-02 11 KUUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. About 120 women will complete their training as Guiders it a four-day session at Girl Guides Hous ft here besinning tomorrow. The session, organised by the Seltngor Girl Guides tion. wi'l deal with problems such as first aid. nursing, social welfare and rehabilitation.49 words
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Article21 1966-12-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A band contest, organised by Rediffuslon here, will be held" at Stadium Negara on Dec. 17.21 words
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95 1966-12-02 11 gINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government is to build a new dry dock in Jurong at a com of $10 million. Work on the project will start next April and Is expected to take one and a ball years to complete. The new dock95 words
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Article, Illustration181 1966-12-02 11 Lady Bird urges Americans: Take a leaf from Asian cities WASHINGTON, Thurs.— Lady Bird Johnson urged Americans yesterday to take a leaf from Asian cities in programmes to beautify the United States. Mrs. Johnson, who accompanied her husband on his tour of Asia in October. mentioned Canberra. Kuala Lumpur. ManilaReuter - 181 words
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Article37 1966-12-02 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Mr 8 RM. Sellappa Chetilar, 61 of Ainmalam South India, father of Mr s Ramaswaajr. Parliament try Srcrc'ary to the Ministry of Finance, died of a heart ailment in Ahmadabad on Tuesday.37 words
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Advertisement38 1966-12-02 11 HARPOON Large Choice Super-waterproof of Ladies' automatic and Gentlemen's calendar Watches FAVRE-LEUBA GENEVE since 1737 LThe Swiss Watch for all Climates TONIGHT THE SARA LEZANA FLAMENCO DANCE CO DANCERS SINGERS MUSICIANS NATIONAL THEATRE; 8*45 p*m« "Electrifying" "Volcanic" "Perfection"38 words
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Advertisement208 1966-12-02 11 Quasi- Az&BBSSM ACParcweldinfre/T^ «^jMß|Bi- '~£^^^k/ S 1 Will M transformer|^^^ul The ACP transformer range ii elec- jfl P^^fcfchL ■oJS^ford^JfjP'J trically and mechanically construct- flH^V^Afl *MH ed to ensure consistent and reliable j Hfl IA performance and to meet oil NEB. K^t?£j. "^9Ja regulations. The oil-cooled, double t V S fttffPp^*208 words
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Miscellaneous756 1966-12-02 11 TV MALAYSIA <■ HAN M.I. 5 Kuala Lumpur songs: 6.00 News In Tamil; and Penang; 6 Ipoh and 6.10 The Thunderbirds Malacca; 3. 10 Johnr> Bahru; Path of destruction: 7.00 News 4 Taiping; Batu filial; 9 in English; 7.10 Sports RoundKluang. up; 7.35 Circus everywhere; 8.00 Classical songs; 8.35 My756 words
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123 1966-12-02 12 MALACCA, Thurs. k Six school boys were arrested for gambling in an open field in Kampong Bachang here yesterday following a telephone call from a member of public. fhe person rang the police Immediately after reading a report in the Straits Times123 words
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Article23 1966-12-02 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A widow. Natcammah. was robbed of her $120 necklace in a bus in Bukit Timah Road on Monday.23 words
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Article, Illustration220 1966-12-02 12 MAGDALENE LUM - MAGDALENE LUM By No more beauty contests for me, says Miss Malaysia VUALA LUMPI'R, Thurs. Miss Malaysia Merlyn McKelvie has returned home from the Miss World contest in London determined never again to take part in a beauty contest. "Not for anything in the world will I K<>Llm Yaw Chong - 220 words
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62 1966-12-02 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The appointment of Tengku Mahmood Iskandar. the former Tengku Mahkota. as Raja Muda was officially announced in the Gazette here today. The private secr- etary to the Sultan. Ungku Mnshin Mohamed. told a Press conference at the Istana Besar here today62 words
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Article, Illustration239 1966-12-02 12 Off againAirman who likes to take to the road.... By ABUL FAZIL gINGAPORE, Thurs. Travel-bitten Senior Aircraftma n N. A. Muniandy, 25, of the British Royal Air Force is planning an overland motor-cycle trip to Western Europe his fourth long jaunt in seven years. Muniandy, who returns to Innsworth, Gloucester,239 words
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Advertisement308 1966-12-02 12 > V «M> >^ ft wBW I it -j-.m. m 1 mi Look more elegant with quality shaped-to-fit frames by MARTIN WELLS Martin Wells combines all the features considered most desirable in elegant eyewear. Shaped-to-fit in sleekness of line with superb strength and designed in the latest fashions for trte308 words
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Advertisement68 1966-12-02 12 "RunAwayLittleGirl" When Debbie was born, her parents were advised by doctors to place her in an institution. What would you do if a child of yours were born with "severe brain damage"? Here is the deeply moving story of one family's decision, a family that would one day say, "We're68 words
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Miscellaneous324 1966-12-02 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 9. In free style, the Island offer* 7. A few may disunite others the county councillor one very (7>. large ring (11). 8. Acknowledges drawback In the 15. Stupid person has half enough engineers (7). Inside to accuse openly (B>. 10. Complete the last stage (6).324 words
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286 1966-12-02 13 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Education Ministry is to launch a comprehensive programme of moral education and civic training in Singapore's schools. The Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, announcing this at a Press conference, said: "Character building and inculcation of civic consciousness among the young hold286 words
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122 1966-12-02 13 IP O H, Thurs. A direct telephone service was inaugurated here today between Malaysia and Indonesia. At 10 a.m.. Tan Sri V. T. Sambanthan., Minister of Works. Po6ts and Telecommunications, had a call through to Jakarta to Air Commodore Sutopo. the Indonesian Minister of122 words
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Article36 1966-12-02 13 PENANG. Thurs A troup ot 90 youths from Balik Pulati will visit their relative.*. and friends «ho left recently to start a new life at the Sri Negara land development srrirme in Sungkai Pprak36 words
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Article38 1966-12-02 13 PENANG. Thurs Malay youths in Prai village Province Wellesley. will stage two plays and a variety show on Der 5. 6. and 7. in aid of the Kuala Prat Malay Schools fund for needy pupils.38 words
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Article25 1966-12-02 13 SUNOEI PATANI. Thurs. Tengku Mukhtar bin Tengku Ya' acob. president of the Sessions Court here, will leave for Taiplng next month on transfer.25 words
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Article26 1966-12-02 13 PENANG. Thurs. Four men armed with pistols and daggers robbed a petrol kiosk of $380 In a pre-dawn swoop at Permatang Pauh, Butterworth. today.26 words
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Article, Illustration173 1966-12-02 13 I'll smoke till I die, says opium addict after 13th fine KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. QPIUM addict Hing Kirn Sooi, 69, paid his 13th fine yesterday and went home for another pull of his pipe. "I don't care if the police'come after me again. I am too old to stop. I173 words
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Article100 1966-12-02 13 Treated like animals, he says rnAIPINC;. Thurs. An alX legation that inmates at the old folks home here had been assaulted and treated "like animals" by the attendants was made at the Town Council meeting here last night. Mr. One Kean Lim (Coalition Front) said that as a result of100 words
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Article32 1966-12-02 13 PENANO. Than, The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives. Hajl Ghazali bin Jawi. will address members of the Province Wellesley Co-operative Banking Union at their annual meeting In Butt«rworth on Saturday.32 words
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310 1966-12-02 13 pENANG, Thurs. About 2,500 scouts, 500 of them from overseas, will camp in 135 specially-con-structed huts at Telok Bahang, 13 miles from the city, when Malaysia's first Scout jamboree opens here on Sunday. With only five days left to the opening hundreds of310 words
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Article47 1966-12-02 13 KANGAR. Thurs.— Che Yarlna YuaofT 22 a cleric, wu elected Perils "Poppy Day Queen" at a ball held here laat night. Thi« yearn "Mlm Kedah-PerlU." Tengku Maheran binte Tengku Mokhtar. was third. Che Naizah binte All. 31. an assistant nurse, was second.47 words
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211 1966-12-02 13 RAJA: BOOMING POPULATION OUR BIG PROBLEM ITARACHI, Thurs. Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, told the Colombo Plan conference here today that the Republic's main problem was the booming population growth. An intensified birth control programme since 1960. however, trimmed the population Increase from 4.2 per cent to the presentUPI - 211 words
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Article34 1966-12-02 13 PENANO, Thurs. The Indonesian Government will open a temporary consular office In Boon Slew Building in Pitt Street next month. Indonesia had Its consulate offices at Umon Street before confrontation.34 words
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Article58 1966-12-02 13 BANGKOK. Ihurv The first university in Southern Thailand will open at Pattani next June to meet the education..! needs of the predominantly Marital and Mil.iv vpp.ikint population in the border area. The first faculty to be opened will be the engineering faculty admitting 60 students. Other faculties58 words
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Advertisement89 1966-12-02 13 SansuL SPECIAL OFFER SINGAPORE PRICE $420/MALAYSIA PRICE $520/A "HEVER-BEFORE" OFFER! for leu than what you would expect to poy A complete tet of Samui Stereophonic Tuner Amplifier, 3-tpeed automatic record player and a pair of 2-way speaker system for only $420/- (Malaytia price SS2O/-). CHRISTMAS SEASON ONLY! Available from Itt89 words
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Advertisement296 1966-12-02 13 Top shirt from Australia i ■Mfltfk. HI B This is one of the superb sport shirts made by Country Club in Australia. Until recently, the only place you could buy it was Australia. Now you can stay on top in Country Club shirts right here in Singapore. Come in and296 words
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Article, Illustration127 1966-12-02 14 MR. R. M. Anderson, a director of Adhesives (Malaysia) Ltd., made a short visit to Kuala Lumpur from Australia to examine local production and market conditions. Mr Anderson, the general manager of Davis-Pi'ller (Pty; Ltd., Australia, a leading Australian adhesive manufacturer, visited the local factory in127 words
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Article77 1966-12-02 14 Mr. H. Henry, a director of Slade Woolf Ltd., Hatton Garden. London, one of the largest jewellery manufacturers in the United Kingdom recently visited Singapore. Slade Woolf have now been established for over twenty years and the total staff of the company is Just over one77 words
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Article55 1966-12-02 14 A revolutionary new product called WD--.0 which was originally developed in the USA to protect the Atlas missile «.nd capsule against corrosion and electrical failure. Is now in the local market. This was announced by Mr. A. M. Scott general manager of Sissons Paints (East) Limited, who are55 words
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359 1966-12-02 14 MOK SIN PIN - Another TV assembly plant is in operation MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE'S Finance Minister, Mr. Lin Kirn San, will open a second television set assembly factory in the Republic on Tuesday. The new venture is owned by Roxy Electric Industrial Ltd., a sister company of Roxy Electric Co. Ltd., Hong359 words
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Article, Illustration139 1966-12-02 14 MR. T. B. Owen, (above) manager for South East Asia of PhilipsDuphar, the Dutch pharmaceutical company, has left Singapore to carry out a three-month market survey for his company in Thailand. Shortly before leaving Singapore, Mr. Owen presented the Kandang Kerbau Hospital with electronic equipment139 words
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Article, Illustration89 1966-12-02 14 \TK V. Tanaka who came hrrr in 1956 as manager of the textiles department of Mchl mm Co. Ltd. and rose to the position of manager In 1962. leaves for Osaka today. Mr. H. Kiuchl Is the new manager in Singapore. A farewell lunch wax held89 words
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Article, Illustration152 1966-12-02 14 Lufthansa secretary for Germany MRS. Dolores D'Cruz, (above) a sales secretary of Lufthansa German Airlines left yesterday for Germany to attend a twoweek sales course at the airlines training school in Hamburg. This is Mrs. D'Cruzs first overseas training assignment ft lth Lufthansa which she Joined early last year. Mr152 words
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Article, Illustration181 1966-12-02 14 'Political stability asset to investors' SINGAPORE'S geographical position and political stability are assets to foreign investors said a visiting overseas executive. The high literacy standard and industrial consciousness of people of this region are also contributing factors, said the executive Mr. Werner Nordemann. managing director of Cimex Ltd.. Balse. Switzerland.181 words
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Advertisement240 1966-12-02 14 WATER COSTS MONEY BRABY SAVES IT TW MPS4mE| rilifif V l SABAK BIRNAM V^TER SUPPLY SCHEME lillW f]|4l L>i)B£ls| gjcAPACITY bOO 000 GAUpNsHM r^*'^'J. TANK PLATES IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FROM OUR COMPREHENSIVE LOCAL STOCKS. ALSO TANKS OF ALL SIZES, DESIGNED, SUPPLIED AND ERECTED. PRESSED STEEL TANKS f v DESIGNED. SUPPLIED& ERECTED240 words
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Advertisement261 1966-12-02 14 (rompton Parkinson CEILING FANS The simple answer to keeping cool is to install a Crompton Parkinson ceiling fan. It's a top-quality product— just look at these outstanding features. SIX RUNNING SPEEDS HIGH EFFICIENCY TROUBLE-FREE VERY LOW RUNNING COSTS MODERN DESIGN QUIET RUNNING Ask for full details from Sole Concessionaires UNITED261 words
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Article58 1966-12-02 15 DAR-ES-SALAAM Thills Portugue.se troopt invaded Tanzanian territory across the RuTumi R:\er from Mozambique on Tuesday and killed four Tanzania!!* with land Minst. Radio Tansania said ..-t night. The invasion took place 23 miles south of Mtwara on Tuesday morning, according to a statement by second Vice-Presi-dent Mr.58 words
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380 1966-12-02 15 CARDIFF. Thursday. 4 14-YEAR-OLD boy told a hushed inquiry court at Merthyr Tydtil yesterday how he saw schoolmates buried alive under an avalanche ol coal waste. The boys were sitting chatting on the schoolyard wall under a mist-shrouded mountain ofReuter - 380 words
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109 1966-12-02 15 Snowdon undergoes minor operation I ONDON. Thurs. Lord Snowdon, 36-year-old husband of Princess Marcaret, was reported resting in bed yesterday following an operation for an undisclosed ailment. His nersonal secretary said his condition was "satisfactory." Hr declined to reveal the nature of the ailment but .said he successfully underwent aAP - 109 words
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93 1966-12-02 15 CARACAS. Thurs. Fifteen thousand police and National Guards were put on special alert here last night to combat a wave of terrorism which culminated yesterday in a machinegun attack on the house of the Interior Ministry's Dir-ector-General. The attackers sprayed bullets from a movingReuter - 93 words
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263 1966-12-02 15 I ONDON. Thurs. J Britain's controversial import surcharge, which ended at midnight last night, is believed to have cost Importers an additional £400 to £450 million during the two years it has been operating. The levy originally IS per cent but later cutReuter - 263 words
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258 1966-12-02 15 Nations surrender non-alignment for arms, UN told INDONESIA told the main political committee yesterday that many developing nations have been forced to sacrifice non-alignment in their search for a reliable supply of defensive weapons During debate on elimination of foreign bases in Afro-Asia and Latin America. Ambassador Mohamcd Sharif— lndonesian258 words
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Article, Illustration236 1966-12-02 15 Bankrupt George Sanders rapped in official report I ONDON, Thurs. Film actor George Sanders was criticised in an official report issued yesterday for his part in floating companies in which shareholders lost about £600.000. In October when 60-year-old Sanders filed a bankruptcy petition in Hollywood, with debts of about U.S.Reuter - 236 words
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Advertisement122 1966-12-02 15 COOK BOOK k YOURS FOR ONLY $5/■^Ldrrma. HsK I |ej V*' 1 > xfl JB Pi** kV^sm. m 'ft* *^m- a i -.^essfl Isb -AND FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS READING PLEASURE: IS CHRISTMAS FOR EVERYBODY? PARTYGOING IS AN ART BEST-DRESSED CHRISTMAS ANGELS CHRISTMAS IS A FAMILY AFFAIR' PARTY HITS RELAX— AND122 words
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Advertisement422 1966-12-02 15 Sound Advice for People Who Talk Modfl NO-1 m s^H bBM I I til W Model MR-1H Talk in your sleep? What do you say? How many recorders will give it to you straight without a lot of embarrassing silence in between answers? V The Sanyo MR-1 10 will let422 words
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Advertisement923 1966-12-02 16 Kutitinurd from Page lUi ACKNOWLEDGMENTS in Wordt IfJ (Minimum I PHUN KONG TET and family tbank .ons for tic ir k:nrl assistance, condolence, loan of cars. Hi at the death and funeral of bis i mother Madam 1. Cbing Ting on 25th ..'ovembcr, l!'6»i. MRS. GRACE DAS and family thank923 words
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Advertisement929 1966-12-02 16 SITUATIONS VACANT li Wordt St I Mm.,— Box i» clt. rxtra REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Hos pita I Assistant Urade I for permanent i post on estate in Selangor. Salaiv in accordance with m.P.i.K.a. rates. Apply Box A 1142 S.T. K.L. WANTES GRADUATES to teacn English Geography and llathematica in Senior secondary929 words
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Advertisement954 1966-12-02 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Wordt St (Min.)— Box it ctt. rxlrn LUXURY FURNISHED FLAT Leonie Garden J oedrooms. Apply Box A 4642 11. in (8 pore) ***** after 430 p.m. fl ACCOMMODATION WANTED U Wmrd* SI (Mim.)-Box tt et*. mxtrm WANTED FLOOR-SPACE, approxi mately 3.500 sg it in District i. Reply954 words
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Advertisement942 1966-12-02 16 EDUCATION li Wmrdt St (Min.)— Box it ett. txtrm I MERCANTILE INSTITUTION, Vpsm i Knrolin-m 19*7 admits students from Post Primary Classes N. LAN ACCOUNTANCY SCHOOL —New Session. Intermediate- r inai CIS CCfe. CWA CAA. 108. LCC Incom. Tax (Reference Singapore Tax) Amber Mansions. 18. Orchard Road uftice '.'A. Asia942 words
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Advertisement961 1966-12-02 16 PETS WANTED M •Core's M (Min.)— Box St et: txtrm "ANTED MALE DALMATIAN ur MM MfHti.m I months. Tel: S pore I 04UM2. OFFICE EQUIPMENT IS Wordt St (Mm.,—B ox St elt. txtrn VECTROPRINT THE WORLD k lowest pri'-eo |cfiolo<:opier/S-4U Rlog vxing Commandei Black, Sole Agents BOATS, YACHTS FOR SALE961 words
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Advertisement917 1966-12-02 16 FOR SALE IS Wmrdt St Min.)— Box M rfs. extra JUMBLE SALE!! Limited stocks Only Selling Krtow Cost. Hurr\ io avoid disappointment At I'nique Knlerprtse Ltd.. I/I George Lee Chambers. Clemrnceau Avenue. Spore. AMPLIFIERS! You name It! We have it Kor demons! rations call Maun Sound 7j. Hi.-h street. :ird.917 words
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Advertisement627 1966-12-02 16 LADIES HAIRDRESSING IS Wordt tt f Min.)— Box St ett. txlrn MAISON MODERN! first class Ladies Bairdrt-pstfrs, Bairdveios. Bleachlnc. Oil treatment*, t-aclala. Manicure, etc. IM, Urcdard Koad. 1 Phone S pore L'T4o6. FOR THAT X'MAt Ocvaninn' Convilt CaioliiiM Ue B<-»ute for Intent h;i:r AIM) comtneminK n<-« h»irdt. courses 101 bsjgtMMn627 words
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Advertisement486 1966-12-02 16 FUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD rKNDKRS ;ue muted ELBC I (UCAL INSTALLATION o 4 Bloik.v of IU-Storey 1-Room r lat.s iiinpro\ed Type) Tolal .U4i> li.iv ai Tun Payoli, 'Jeighbouihootl 111 Contract. ;v. Tender Foim>. etc may be obaineu irom Hie Building Dcpuilnent. Room 3-10. 3rd Floor, ■tinoM Hou>e QueenKiown, on wymeiu486 words
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Advertisement1264 1966-12-02 17 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOI OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.R CONTINENI lialut ik. i;or. P. S'naa Peaaai Cm OF SUILBFBIB lordofl. Harrturg. Rotterdira. Antwerp, Hull II On "ITT OF WINNIPEG lemon, Hamburg Rotterdam. Havre, Hull 71/31 Oca II OK CITY 01 BROOKLYN Lonaoa. HanOurg. Rotterlan Havra. Hu» 'I1,264 words
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983 1966-12-02 18 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange was again quiet and featureless yesterday and the present pattern is probably associated with the approach of the budgets both in Singapore and .Malaysia. Once again the largest turnover of 178.000 units went to Gammon which were983 words
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Article26 1966-12-02 18 Malayan Stock Indice*. Xo>. 30 Dei 1 "Industrials: 00.84 9n.<rO Tins: 106.86 1116.74 S rubbers: 110.79 11(1. 79 Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 19. 1962=10026 words
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Article909 1966-12-02 18 DI'SINESS in and reported to the Singapore and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number or shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ctntral Sugar (S.OOO) 93 cents, D. (3.000) 96 centa D. (1,000) 934 cents. (3.000) 94 cents. (1.000) 95 cents: C909 words
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Article25 1966-12-02 18 Dec. 1. RIBBER PRICE: 61 cents (up one-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5G06.871 (up $1.12!). Estimated unofficial offering 235 tons (up 5 tons).25 words
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Article127 1966-12-02 18 V.MIPJ lymn jiomtsuit tht Sinxapon Harbour whartrts or uptcted to day arc Roula 1 Kin Y.inu 0 Thorscape 6/7. Benmhor i B 14 16. Port Loum Mam IS Henrvi 21 22. Orchldea 25/28. Vanld U M TJimanuk 30. sur Arcturus 31 32 Machaon 3S/38. Paean 38/39. Kamhi127 words
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Article482 1966-12-02 18 STRONG laeal support from all qu .triers took the price i of tin up by 51. 12! to $606.87 b per pi. wl on an offering estimated up ."> tons to IS tons. Due to the demand the Penans; ris,- exceeded that of tt per482 words
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Article245 1966-12-02 18 I\U I.MHI.K lirsl ijiade rubber l.ub. bu.vrrs rlosrd at j p.m. .li Ku.iU Lumpur and Mnguporf .Mblirdav at nl trnts per Ib. up lone-eighth of a east on Wednesday's closing le\cl for the Dotii tion. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and M.R.t. closint; priccti in tents per Ib.245 words
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Article68 1966-12-02 18 S'HINCSE Product Eichangt, lln«i--dsy: yMUr Coconut ail: bulk $41 sellers, drum Copra Mlsad dot, i l^oone Nov Pepper: M intok white $165 svllera. .-nr;.'.i,K wnllr |102| Hll«ra, special SaraKkk hla< k SII7J seller.. |art>le4 l.ampon« blaea tl!7, seller* ilM'. PO.WJ. ASTA $1274 tellers (100~, seltrra). Sini;apore Coconut Oil68 words
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Article56 1966-12-02 18 fHI Association of Banks In Malay 1 sia rn.ide the»e ch.inKin In Its ratea I to mvrrnants y.ttcrdav- (all ratea to I SlfKli- Canada- huvinic TT 35 7 16. airmail OD I /at 364 credit hills, 36 111 tr.-.ile hills Selling. TT or 00 ready: Canada Ncthsrljndi 11..:56 words
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Article17 1966-12-02 18 d a 1 i.7ia for T.T »nrt I Tif cj\h. Sttrhng one latl of gold17 words
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Advertisement131 1966-12-02 18 Uj^\ y^EXX*^2mmmJLJmmMJLmMmB rHOM US I a. *tSI COASI U •fliHtflr'SXll* SnttHS """.i»Ct S'Pu'» r Oia CHASTINE M*Ei.SK Sniff Sailed Sailed Sailed 3/ 4 Dtc JOHANNES MAtdSK Sailtd Sailed Sailed Sailed 14,15 Dee 13 it Oe tICA MAERSK Sa.ltd Sailed Sa.led Sailtd 1121 Oec iiP»ESEN MAERSR Sa.lt) ia.i'f I > On131 words
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Advertisement749 1966-12-02 19 I MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS LIMITED (Incorporated In the ftepablie ol Singapore). NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty Fourth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held in the Board Room. Messrs Turquand, Youngs A Co. Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore on Friday, 30th December, 1966,749 words
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Advertisement761 1966-12-02 19 NOTICE UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the 6th Annual General Meeting of the company which will be held In the Board Room of its Registered Offlce. 42 Jalan Mountbatten. Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday 21st December 1966 at 11.00 a.m. the directors761 words
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Advertisement1266 1966-12-02 19 NOTICES NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE i t i, nereby given that with effect from 18th November. 1966 The public U hereby Informed Mr Jadgish Raj. Watchman/Car that I. Peter Chew have resigned &JS from the Services of Nanyang Co.. iKl.i Ltd. Kuala Lumpur W.u* company IM. a. from EnJ^buSSS J"™^ 3lst1,266 words
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Advertisement852 1966-12-02 19 GOVERNMENT OF NEGERI SEMBILAN Opening of Lands for Fringe Alienation Scheme*. Tenders will be received at the office of the Commissioner of Lands and Mines. Negeri Sembilan, up to 12 noon on Tuesday. 20th December. 1966. from experienced contractors tor the clearing of lands planting of rubber and covvr crops852 words
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Advertisement569 1966-12-02 19 INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION MALAYSIA/SINGAPORE A world wide specialised manufacturer is interested in assisting in the formation of a new industry in Singapore/Malaysia. The product is a precision engineering consumer item in which manufacturer know-how is limited to a number of world wide groups. As such, it is important that the co-operating569 words
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Article, Illustration672 1966-12-02 20 EPSOM JEEP - PLEASANT VENTURE SPARKLES EPSOM JEEP ON THE TRACK with ULEASANT VENTURE (Race 6, tomorrow) showed off his brilliant pace in a 3f trial in 38s in soft going at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Ridden by Doug Weir, the six-year-old gelding was striding out impressively all the way. Two of his672 words
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Article, Illustration109 1966-12-02 20 Malaysian tree for the Games Village A MALAYSIAN tree, the x kapur, will grow at International Vi 1 1 age "home" of competitors in the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok from Dec. 9 to 20. Mr. V. Kajaratnam, assi>tant secretary of the Malaysian contingent, took a kapur plant with him109 words
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Article3133 1966-12-02 20 TOMORROW Race 1 2.0 2-y-o Div 3 ($7,500) 6f 1 The Pointer (Pointer) Allan 8.4 (F) Pretty 1 S JESSE JAMES .A S> Tulloh 8.4 (SF) Coleman 11 3 Poacher (Bloxham to Bennett) Baxby Jr 8.4 *Kang 5 4 San Gala (Hock Kuang) Teh 8.43,133 words
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Article271 1966-12-02 20 GANEFO pHNOM PENH, Thurs. 1 —Ni Chih -chin, the Chinese champion, won the high jump event in the track and field championships of the Ganefo with a height of 2.27 m (7ft. sJin), the best jump in the world this year, here yesterday. Chlh-chln, a271 words
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Advertisement280 1966-12-02 20 j\ You become I the perfect Holiday Host when v jb- serve fe White Horse J Whisky that gives Sk^SKy every year distinction 'warn INSIDE YOUR CAR? /not when m\ °rt^\ O 00% mbtJc-km* AUTO AIR CONDITIONING -r Qu'et powerful and instant FfJii^'wi'^^k coolncJS M.ikes driving i'SS (S3 fS3 comlort.iblc280 words
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Article, Illustration453 1966-12-02 21 MANSOOR RAHMAN - Off to the Games MANSOOR RAHMAN WE WILL COME BACK WITH BADMINTON 'GOLDS' SAYS COACH EDDY CHOONG By fJHE FIRST two groups of Malaysian competitors and officials left yesterday morning from Subang Airport for the Fifth Asian Games in Bangkok on Dec. 9-20. The two groups totalled 56 men and453 words
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Article86 1966-12-02 21 BANGKOK. Thurs— The Asian Games Orcn rusing Committee plan to hold a third rehearha! of the colourful Games opening and rinsing cerem >nies with the actual participation of competitors on Sunday at the National Stadium. The committee announced that th« rehearsal will be .similar to the86 words
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Article129 1966-12-02 21 FIRST IN: SOUTH KOREAN TEAM BANGKOK. Thurs. Hundreds of competitors for the Fifth Asian Games on Dec. 9-20 here have begun to arrive. South Korea's 170-strong team Ilcw in in two planes last night and were the rir&i nonThai competitors to move iiuo the Gamr.- Village. The first two croups129 words
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154 1966-12-02 21 Singapore squad leave in 3 groups By ERNEST FRIOA THE Singapore Olymx pic and Sports Council announced yesterday that the Asian Games contingent will leave for Bangkok in three groups. Deputy Chef de Mission Joe David will lead the first group of 40 leaving at 8 a.m. on Sunday. In154 words
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Article76 1966-12-02 21 BANGKOK. Thurs.— Thailand do not have the right sets of weights for staging weightlifting event* at the Asian Gamse. A spokesman of the Weightlifting Association of Thailand snid that 32 sets of weight* which the physical education department had purchased were not suitable for the welghtliftiiik contest*.Reuter - 76 words
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Article106 1966-12-02 21 IUANILA. Thurs. Philippine JT President Marcos has ordered the cancellation of the annual U*****,000 Christmas Sweepstakes because IS of the 21 horses entered in the raca are believed to have been smuggled into the Philippines from Australia and New Zealand. Mr. Marcos cancelled the meeting, theAP - 106 words
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Article247 1966-12-02 21 LONDON, Thurs.— Manchester United beat Leicester City 2-1. after leading 1-0 at rulftime. to take over the Fust Division lead in the English Football League here last rueht. They now have 27 points two more than London rivals Chelsea. A DenaUy in the last247 words
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Article76 1966-12-02 21 GRAHAMSTOWN. Thurs.— Dnening batsmen Bobby Simpson (72) and Bill Lawry (01) cave the Australians an elghtwieket win over Eastern Province Country Districts in a one-day match here yesterday The Districts were all out 136 (J. Martin 6-37). Simpson and Lawry put on 104 and the Districts toUl76 words
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Article209 1966-12-02 21 Alagendra: Luck not on our side RUGBY npHE Royal Malaysian Police were unlucky to lose by 9-8 to Thai Police in their annual rugger match for the Rujirawongse Trophy, said Superintendent P. Alagendra on the team's return to Kuala Lumpur from Bangkok on Wednesday. Mr. Alagendra said that this could209 words
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Advertisement232 1966-12-02 21 •^b^b^b^bW ww wmma m MCCULLOCH UA motors \tt. %j^Z "^^^taa^* Either McCulloch OX, the 140 or 450, delivers power you'd expect ■"S^^^'^SiM In motors twice as big. For aJfltw A T/ commercial hauling or fishing, U^lll/ifllr I these workhorses will do the job. lf=^9 I^— OX 140 is al4 h.p.232 words
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Advertisement308 1966-12-02 21 SINGAPORE'S ONLY IXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP 81, HiQh Strt«t. Sinoopor*. q|»o ot Go->dwoo<J, Roffl«s Hotels r% and Cold Storage Supermarket M rCHRISTMAS* L -ARROW- DECFOLENE pwmdiAfon R 100% Dacron* polyester I BL *MT if < ive him Dec lo for JH ■■mt Jf Christmas, he'll love it Hr^Qi -^Hal I an<^308 words
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Article, Illustration106 1966-12-02 22 So glad to be back Abducted man is home with family and friends HOME aeain with family and friends a forlorn hope come true for Mr. Voon Yun Hiong. the senior hospital assistant who was one of the three Sarawak Medical Department employees abducted by the Indonesians 20 months ago.106 words
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Article94 1966-12-02 22 EMBLEM DESIGN CONTEST SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Family Planning and Population Board announced today that nearly 400 people had so far applied for entry forms for the board's emblem design contest. Forty have submitted their designs. Closing date for entries for the contest is Dec. 5. The first prize for94 words
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79 1966-12-02 22 SIN.GAFOBE, Thurs. Singapore and Britain today initialled a double taxation agreement herr. The pact will make possible avoidance of double taxation of citizens of the two countries living in each other's territories, and also pre- vent income tax evasion. The agreement was signed by79 words
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178 1966-12-02 22 DOMINATION BY MALAYS? 'UTTER NONSENSE' JESSELTON. Thurs.— Tengku Abdul Rahman said here tonight that to suggest that East Malaysia was being dominated by Malays or by the Central Government was "utter nonsense." The Prime Minister said East Malaysian representatives sat in Parliament out of all proportion to the population of178 words
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Article46 1966-12-02 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Sata X-ray unit will visit the Tanjong Irau community centre, Sembawang, tomorrow from 3.30 pjn. to 830 p.m. From Dec. 5 to Dec. 8. the unit will be at the Kampong Tengah community centre from 4 pm. to 9 p.m. dally.46 words
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Article99 1966-12-02 22 Rubber, tin prices RUBBER TIN LONDON. Thurs.— Spot 18'» d.' Jan. lS^d.. Feb. 18 15 16d., March 19.d Jan. March 18 15 16d April June 19'jd., July Sept. 1911 16d.. Oct Dec. 19 7 d. Jan March 19 15. 16d., April June 20d.. July Sept 20d.. Oct. Dec. 20d., cl.f.99 words
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295 1966-12-02 22 REJAI. ARBEE - Razak tells troops: We plan better facilities in Borneo- REJAI. ARBEE By JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today announced that the Government would set up a permanent and better equipped army camp in East Malaysia. "The camps now being occupied by Malaysian troops in Sarawak295 words
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Article50 1966-12-02 22 TOKYO, Thurs— Dr. Lin YuTang. 71. the Chinese scholar and writer said today that Mao Tse-tung had lost control and was doomed. He predicted a prolonged struggle for power in Peking but said he could not forecast who would come out on top. UPI.UPI - 50 words
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Article35 1966-12-02 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Asian advisory committee of the International Labour Organisation, meeting here, today paid tribute to the memory and work of the late Mr. Regunath Rao. former assistant director-general of ILO.35 words
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Article229 1966-12-02 22 r— SINGAPORE. Thur«. ent of the University's Socialist Club; and Peter Yip Shou Shan, a flnalyear economics honours undergrad and SecretaryGeneral of the Socialist Club. A!l four left by car. But Gurdial and Yip were back in the city today. They called on the Internal Security Department229 words
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Obituary119 1966-12-02 22 TIOM THIAN HOCK 61 on 30-U-6*. Funeral on 2-12-66 Cort*K« ltmvaa Chek Sin TonK, Sultan Btr#«t. Kutli Lumpur 2 p.m. MRS. ALEtAMMA THOMAIi C*bl« received from Adoor. Kerala, Koehnknttarathil Aloyamma Thomai. mothtr of K. Thomas Samuel, of < Singapore, pa*aed away peacefully lA*t mchi JOHN APLONE NCTTO of 416119 words
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Advertisement114 1966-12-02 22 tTHE GOOD STUDENT NEEDS AND DESERVES PARKER SUPER fijl o n The hardworking student can't afford to waste time fc~L with trouble-causing, slowwriting ink. When pens are lI^B slow to start or write faintly, it is often not the fault of WS" the pen, but of the ink! Inferiorinksformsludgeand £tftf114 words
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