The Straits Times, 13 December 1966
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Title Section26 1966-12-13 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Nstimiiil Hews|i(i|ii!r J Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 211426 words
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Article, Illustration420 1966-12-13 1 Hotel's weekend takings in briefcase lifted by two men on motor-cycle By ALBERT RAMALINGAM KUALA LUMPUR. Monday TWO men on a motor-cycle snatched a briefcase crammed with cash and cheques totalling $34,209 from the wire basket of a Honda Cub at the petrol station opposite420 words
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130 1966-12-13 1 Indonesian situation critical, General warns JAKARTA. Mon. The Commander of the SiliwaiiKi Division. Maj.- < it'ii. Darsono. said the situation in Indonesia is critical, it was reported today. Speaking at a conference of the Students Action Front of Java, he said: "The situation for the urn regime is to beAP - 130 words
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Article51 1966-12-13 1 LONDON. Mon. More than inmuni.t Chinese soldiers have been killed In fmhtink' with Khrimpa rebels and other Tibetan irregulars In recent weeks, the Sunday Telegraph said. The dispatch irom New Delhi saiii rtfurees who have cro.vsed Himalayan passes had given these reports to the Dalai Lama.—AP - 51 words
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Article31 1966-12-13 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The new moon was sighted tonight over Telok Kemang and Rantau in Negri Sen«.ilan. signifying the start ol the month-long Puasa i last' by Muslims tomorrow.31 words
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Article176 1966-12-13 1 H UK CHIEF IS SLAIN MANILA, Mon. Oscar Ignacio, third highest-rank-ing leader in the Philippine Communist Huk hierarchy, and three bodyguards, were killed by an army patrol early today about 45 miles north of Manila. Col. Rafael Ilcto, zone commander of the Constabulary, said that a captured Huk reported theUPI - 176 words
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Article38 1966-12-13 1 MANILA, Mon. Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Formosa have accepted invitations to attend a regional conference on geology to be held here on Jan. 11 to Jan. 14. the Geological Society of the Philippines has announced.38 words
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Article33 1966-12-13 1 CALCUTTA. Mon— Tram cars In Calcutta and Howrah town, which carry one million passengers dally, went oft* the streets today I when tram workers went on strike for higher wages. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article125 1966-12-13 1 SAIGON. M..n Russia has supplied Hanoi with 100 nni MiG jet fighters, more than doubling the size of North Vietnam's air force, it was disclosed today. Informed sources said the Kremlin' which has provided the backbone of North Vietnam's growing ground and air defences,125 words
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Article, Illustration273 1966-12-13 1 Jega gets his second 'gold' RAJAMANI ALSO WINS TO CLIMAX SPLENDID DAY FOR MALAYSIA AT ASIAN GAMES ¥>ANGKOK, Mon. Malaysia's sprint ace, Mani Jegathesan, became the first athlete of the fifth Asian Games to win two gold medals when he won the 200 metres sprint today in 21.5 sec. He273 words
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Article67 1966-12-13 1 MANILA, Mon— Chinese trad--1 ers in the Philippines have come 1 under fire following charges i that they control 80 per cent of the country's domestic sugar supply. President Marcos has wainrd that he is prepared to take the j most extreme measures and would not hesitateAP - 67 words
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Article133 1966-12-13 1 Private radio, TV hint by Tengku I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tongku Abdul Rahman hinted today that the Government might permit commercial radio and television stations before long. Speakinn when be laid the foundation I the $35 million Mai Broadcasting Centre, off Federal Highway. the Prime Minister noted that both services were133 words
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Article34 1966-12-13 1 DELHI TALKS M-.W DELHI. Mon— T*i level talks began hrre to ilav between India, Yngo* tarta and United Arab Be public jinird at cementing Clean politic. il and rcnni. mil relations. Krutrr34 words
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Article, Illustration248 1966-12-13 2 Harriman: I didn't spark off new peace moves ALGIERS, Monday. IJNITED States' roving ambassador Mr. Averell Harriman, who spent three days in talks on Vietnam with Algerian officials here, yesterday dampened reports that his visit had sparked off spectacular new peace moves. The Algerian Foreign Minister, Mr. Abdel Aziz Bouteflika.Reuter - 248 words
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Article80 1966-12-13 2 Two more Yeminis executed ADEN. Mon. Sanaa radio yesterday reported the public execution by firing squad of two more Yemenis accused of .subversion bringing the total of such executions to 15 since last October. A large crowd watched the ■hooting and ihcn hailed the Yemeni revolution- the republic mrtd justice,Reuter - 80 words
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Article20 1966-12-13 2 CARACAS. Mon. Fur people mere drowned and thousands made homeless In floods yesterday caused by heavy rains AP.AP - 20 words
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Article74 1966-12-13 2 CARDIFF. Mon. A Welsh bookmaker. Gompr Charles. 59 once jailed for a bong racing 1 conspiracy, answered a knock at his door last night and was shot dead by an unknown caller. Detectives later raided (jambliMß clubs in search of the killer. Charles was jailed for twoAP - 74 words
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106 1966-12-13 2 MANILA, Mon. The son of the Govdnor of La Union province and seven of his companions have been ordered arrested for taking over the town of Bauanc and chasing out the city officials. Romeo de Guzman, son of Governor Eulogio de Guzman, is accused106 words
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Article, Illustration176 1966-12-13 2 DEWI'S BABY: TWO NAMES PICKED TOKIO, Mon. President Soekarno's third wife, Ratna Sari Dewi, who expects to give birth in February, said here today that hrr husband has chosen two names a boys and a girl's for her baby. If she gives birth to a boy. he will be namedReuter - 176 words
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368 1966-12-13 2 TOKYO, Monday rpHE Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Eisaku Sato, A whose Government has been bombarded with charges of corruption, is now faced with rebellion from within his own party. About a third of his own party members planReuter - 368 words
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Article49 1966-12-13 2 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE i California i. Mon. Two satellites were launched from single Atlas D rorket here yesterday to carry out it dozen different radiation-measuring experiment* in space. They went lntp separate orbits ranging from 250 to 2.800 miles above the earth— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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264 1966-12-13 2 Booby trap that blows off copters in flight CAIGON, Mon. A new type of helicopter booby trap, detonated by thr propeller of a hovering chopper, is bedevilling U.S. troops operating west of Saigon. Over thp weekend, three US. helicopters wrre knocked out by the Clay-more-type booby trap. which at first264 words
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Miscellaneous16 1966-12-13 2 THE GAMBOLS 9-~, 4s&*6—— /dont forget i want) I rr FiNjiswto \Tf>DAYj p-v (^4CYf WUEPE ARE) ->.16 words
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Article123 1966-12-13 3 Three die in French tanker blast All AMI (Florida), •^"Mon. Three men were killed by an explosion aboard the French tanker Iphigenia last night, Coast Guards here reported. The vessel was reported sinking but the 41 survivors of the 44-memh*r crew were picked up by another ship. The 12,321 -tonReuter - 123 words
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Article55 1966-12-13 3 BANGKOK. Mon— US Secretary of State Dean Rusk left Bangkok today (or Teheran after a 24-hour visit In which he conferred with Thailand's Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn and Foreign Minister Thanat Khomar. Mr. Rusk's plane took off at 11 a.m. He is enroute to aAP - 55 words
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Article56 1966-12-13 3 PRISTINA. (Yugoslavia). Mon. Sixty-«ißht children, up to five years old died In a measles epidemic which hit the mountain ana east of this capital of the Yugoslav province of Kosmet, health authorities here disclosed. The report said the epidemic was discovered late because of communicationAP - 56 words
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Article73 1966-12-13 3 I- KKS.NO (California), Mon. A young, wouldbe robber fled in astonishment last night after his attempt to hold up a movie theatre resulted in a brief lecture from the cashier. "If you want money why don't you get a job?" cashier Linda Vaughn retorted after taking a73 words
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Article237 1966-12-13 3 TRAINER WHO LOST 4 BROTHERS IN WAR SAYS No' TO JAPANESE MELBOURNE, Monday. J^N Australian trainer, who says four of his brothers were killed by the Japanese in the second world war, said last night he would not let a Japanese jockey ride one of his horses. WhenReuter - 237 words
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Article146 1966-12-13 3 TALKS TO END QANTAS STRIKE From JACK FINGLETON fANBERRA, Mon. Talks between Qantas management officials and members of the Pilots Federation in Sydney today gave rise to hopes that the airline strike, now in its 16th day, would be settled before the end of the week. The meeting, the first146 words
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226 1966-12-13 3 WARNING ON THE DANGERS OF NEW NAZISM T ONDON. Mon.— West Germany seriously under-estimates dangers in the growth of the National Democratic Party (NPD) which is trying to update old-style Nazism, Jewish leaders were told here yesterday. Dr. Joachim Prlnz. chairman of the World Jewish Congress' governing council, was presentingReuter - 226 words
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Article32 1966-12-13 3 YOKOHAMA. Mon. The world's largest ship, the 210.000 ton Japanese oil tanker Idemitsu Mam. left here today on her maiden voyage for Port Al Ahmadl. Kuwait. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article30 1966-12-13 3 SAIGON. Mon. Meteorologists briefing pilots at the 25th Infantry Division's airport at Chu Chi have hung thin sign up ovex their office: "This Is a noopraphat orgmnlMtlon."— AP.AP - 30 words
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Article70 1966-12-13 3 \f AMI.A, Moo. More than 100 whales stranded themselves and died on the beach of Cuyo Island. near Palawan, last week, according to reports reaching Manila. Palawan residents said it was the first such case since 1926 when a large number of whales stranded themselves andUPI - 70 words
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Article92 1966-12-13 3 Anti-Soek editor grilled JAKARTA. Mon. Chief editor of the Independent Jakarta newspaper Revolusioner. HldaJ«t Rahardjo, has been interrogated by the Attorney Generals office lor writing a story allegedly blemishing President Soekarno'a reputation, the paper said today. The story referred to a speech by the President to the Indonesian Nationalist PartyReuter - 92 words
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269 1966-12-13 3 Lancashire union sends more money to striking Hong Kong workers LONDON, Monday. trade unionists in Lancashire agreed x last night to send further financial support to striking mill workers in Hong Kong. The secretary of the International Textile and Garment Workers' Federation, Mr. John Greenhalgh. said: "We have already sentReuter - 269 words
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Article, Illustration228 1966-12-13 3 Ruby may never appear in court again JYALLAS, Mon. Jack Ruby, awaiting a second trial for killing Lee Harvey Oswald, assassin of President Kennedy, may never appear in court again. "Ruby Is not at death's door but his cancer is of an advanced stage," one member of the medical team228 words
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Advertisement101 1966-12-13 3 Where's Kirn? Nothing to worry. Your AGFA tape has the strength of mild steel. J/L" You can wash it, boil it, dry it, in heat up to 212° F, leave it in ice cold water or in a refrigerf»i %m ator c exce^ ent quality of the tape will live101 words
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Advertisement316 1966-12-13 3 if? MCIS OIL PALM INVESTMENT I PLAN $5,000 <^gg? TO EARN $3,000 PER ANNUM Here's another new idea from the Malaysian Cooperative Insurance Society Limited your Insurance organisation with new Ideas (or a new era. The new Oil Palm Investment Plan is a unique MCIS Plan. An investment of $5,000316 words
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210 1966-12-13 4 Oil mill warns union of closure if... SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Oil Mills Factory Ltd has threatened to close down its plant in Redhiil if the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union, whose 23 members are on strike over a collective agreement, is not prepared to refer the dispute to arbitration. The210 words
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161 1966-12-13 4 SINGAPORE. Mon r FHK acting Minister for Labour, Mr. E.W. Barker, disclosed in Parliament today that the Government was now considering amendments to three existing labour laws with a view to extending their scope and bringing within their ambit workers who161 words
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Article279 1966-12-13 4 KEPPEL DOCKYARD EXPANSION SINGAPORE, Mon ■pHE Singapore Government is inviting foreign participation in the expansion of the Keppel dockyard of the Port of Singapore Authority to enable it to repair more and bigger ships than before, and thereby create a "few thousand new jobs" for the279 words
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Article218 1966-12-13 4 MALAYSIA TO PAY S'PORE $3MILLION SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Malaysian Government lias agreed to pay Singapore a sum of $3 million for expenses on items which were under the charge of the Malaysian Central Government departments. The Minister for Law and National Development Mr. E.W. Barker, said this included the su*n218 words
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353 1966-12-13 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, today reaffirmed in Parliament the Singapore Government's policy of only giving land to people who wanted and occupied the land. Answering a barrage of criticism from members of the House on353 words
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Article155 1966-12-13 4 $1.5 m PROFIT FROM THE BIG SWEEP 'THE first Singapore sweep which was drawn yesterday has reaped a profit of about $1J million the secretary of the Singapore Turf Club, Mr. D.R.H. Brown, disclosed today. He said that 2} million one dollar tickets had been sold to the Singapore public.155 words
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Article47 1966-12-13 4 inuArunEi, mini. rtu Bjm* mons-in-chambers case* at the High Court will be dealt with by Mr. Justice Buttrose on Friday before the court begins Its annual one-month vacation next week.. Mr. Justice winslow will deal with open court motions and bankruptcy proceedings on Friday.47 words
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Article66 1966-12-13 4 SINGAPORE. Mon —The Singapore Police Co-oper«tWe Thrift and Loan Society today presented 197 education scholarship awards to children of society members at a special ceremony at the Police Training School In Thomson Road. Che Alimah Ahmad, wife of the chairman of the society, handed out the awards.66 words
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Advertisement535 1966-12-13 4 27th SPECTACULAR DAY! )oil» J Sho., i»4i,4JO ft 1.15 SLNDAYi HOLIDAYS t«tro ihow ot 9 am. Admiiiion: SI SO, S2 50 ft $4 00 Laih Bookings Only; 20th Century f^ox Presents THt OINO DE LAUR6NTIIS Production Ot "TH£ BIBLE" ...IN THE BEGINNING! FILVED IN D-.bO lechricolor. .CMOOL CHILDREN CONCtSSION 1.50535 words
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Article, Illustration400 1966-12-13 5 The 'dark as the Black Hole of Calcutta' bars by S'pore MP SINGAPORE. Mon. A light exchange between the acting Labour Minis t*r, Mr. E. W. Barker, and .h< member for Bras Basah. Mr. Ho See Beiis. took place in Parliament today on the question of bars and bar waitresses.400 words
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97 1966-12-13 5 UENA N G, Mon. The Pen a n g Jaycees have presented a Perkin> braille machine to the St. Nicholas School ie Blind as part of it.s "Projects Week in presenting It, the Jaycces pir-Murnt. Mr Loo Tbeam So^in. I i the Hope97 words
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Article, Illustration205 1966-12-13 5 British pull-out is going smoothly says Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. pi YE thousand British troops have left for home since the withdrawal in East MalayI sia began in August, the British Minister of Defence for the Army, Mr. G. W. Reynolds, disclosed here today. Mr. Reynolds is now on a205 words
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Article83 1966-12-13 5 PENANG. Mon. The Thai and Malaysian Governments are co-operating closely to prevent illegal trawling in Malaysian water.s. the Thai Consul here. Mr. Swate Komalabhutl, said today. Refrrnrg to cumpl unts t>y Malaysian inshore n.shermen thai Thai trawlen operated In in nater*. Mr. Komal.ibhuu s.iid he83 words
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Article58 1966-12-13 5 Help needy pupils' plea KANGAR. Mon The Mentri Besar. Tan Sri Shfikh Ahmad, has urged M.iUy parent! in the State to co-oporate with schools in raiding funds to buy books for needy pupils. "Every year the Government rPceives hundreds of applications for i such aid." he sa;d when he declared58 words
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340 1966-12-13 5 27,000 acres of rubber facing butchery KUALA LUMPUR. Monday 27.000 acres of rubber estates in West Malaysia are being offered for sale to be fragmented and 4,000 workers will be thrown out of work if the sales go through. The president of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Senator S.340 words
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183 1966-12-13 5 Malay settlements: Singapore Govt to review policy QINGAPORE. Mon.— 0 The Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E. W. Barker, today said the Government would be reviewing it.s policy towards Malay settlements in the light of Singapore's acute land shortage and rapidly increasing pou lation. Answering a question by183 words
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Article35 1966-12-13 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Malaysia *il] be represented at an international rubber conference and an exhibition m be i held at Brighton tn Britain from I May 15 to May 18 next v ar35 words
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Article22 1966-12-13 5 siNGAPoHfc Mm Singapore.'. Par'ianKi.t will rMUBM tiding nil Wfdrtcaday a* 230 >m Ito debute thf Finance Mini.«erj I Budget atat«ment.22 words
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207 1966-12-13 5 An Asian feeler for munitions plant QEREMBAN. Mon. An Asian industrialist is keen to set up a munitions factory in the Senawang industrial site here if he is assured of support from the Central Government. The Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar. Dato > Mohammed Said, disclosed this from a report by207 words
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201 1966-12-13 5 SINGAPORE, .Mon— The Education Minister. Mr. One Pane Boon, last night said Uir national language was important bn-.iiiM- it was most widely usrd by Singapore's multi-racial population. In officially closing National Language Month at the Conference Hall in Shenton Way. he added201 words
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Article, Illustration263 1966-12-13 6 TOBY CHUA - TOBY CHUA By And boy of 12 provides star turn with a fantastic balancing act pBNANG, Mon It was an unofficial holiday in Penang today as thousands streamed from their homes and offices and lined the nine-mile route to watch the State's first postMercleka Chingav pro-i-c-Nsion. It263 words
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Article34 1966-12-13 6 iron. Mon. 'IYo men were killed in road accidents in Perak over the week-end. ■\n Heng, w^s by a Uwrj n Khoo cho:ii{ tv lnvoli Ipoh-KuaU Lumpur road yp.«:rriirre he34 words
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Article58 1966-12-13 6 DOLLAR WINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Umno chairman. Inche Ahmart TafT. today supported a call to preserve the common currency. The call was made by Mr. CV. Devan Nair secretarypeneral of the Democratic Action Party in Kuala Lumpur. Inche Ahmad appealed 1 to Government and commercial circles to58 words
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Article32 1966-12-13 6 KI'AI.A LUMPCK. Men. The Mlnlttn of Culture, Youth ar.d i bin Abdul Rahman. will open the second open national ten-pin bow linn rhamp!ot:.-hip Bowl in Jalan Ampang here on Thursday.32 words
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Article29 1966-12-13 6 ktala lumpur. Man. The Sultan of Selar.gor will present prizes to ilie winners of tlie scanner Stale Knran reading competition at the Suleiman Club here on Saturday.29 words
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243 1966-12-13 6 That debt: 'Get tough' chamber's next step... KUALA LUMPUR. Mon: The 13--man action committee of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce will meet in the next few days to discuss ways to persuade the Japanese Government to settle the $130 million blood debt. The committee, headed by the chamber's president.243 words
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168 1966-12-13 6 Retiring Brigadier's rules for good soldier IPOH. Mon. A spirit of goodwill and harmony towards the various races in the country is one of three important factors which make a good soldier. The retiring commander of the 2 Malaysian Infantry Bri?acir. Bi dler Mihanied Hoot bin Haji Tamin. said this168 words
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Article55 1966-12-13 6 PENANG. Mon. A car -\r,d a motor cycle were ttolen here during the week-end. THE CAR. belonging to ar. Ipoh visitor On* Kirn Tee. had been parked outside hotel in Jalan Bengali THE MOTOR VCLE had been left outside the Penanc Library by its owner.55 words
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214 1966-12-13 6 Girl of six wins her suit for damages SINGAPORE. Mon. A girl of six today won nor High Court suit for damages, though her unsworn evidence as the plaintiff and victim of a bus accident wa.s, in the words of the .luci?e. "most unsatisfactory." Mr. Justice Kulasrkaram awarded Perumal Vaftanthl214 words
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Article38 1966-12-13 6 i SINGAPORE. Mon. Thi I porr Turf Club will donate $3,000 to the. Sinpapore Cancer Society to pay for part of the COM <>r an exhibit. on or cancer at the Victoria Memorial Hill in February.38 words
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Advertisement178 1966-12-13 6 TEX KEY Electric Adding Machine with Credit Balance (Add, Subtract Multiply) So Compact so easy to carry even for a young lady! Wciflht only B'j ffes, tilt only 5 inche! x 9' 4 inches x 7* t inches. The precision ports of UNITREX M 3 ore heot-treoted and plated to178 words
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292 1966-12-13 7 Room for 4,000 to train in vocations ttINfiAPORE, Mon. Work on the Singap o r c Government's two new vocational institutes, each costing about $2 million, will start early next year. An official spokesman today disclosed that one would he built at Boon Lay Koad in Jurong for the teaching292 words
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156 1966-12-13 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. I Miss Sybil Spencer, an external examiner from the Royal Academy of Dancing today said Singapore's ballet dancers were comparable to those in other countries, but she had not found any outstanding talent. She spent five days last week examining some 46 boys156 words
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Article, Illustration775 1966-12-13 7 Nantah once had an 'emperor' parliament told SINGAPORE, Mon. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Law and National Developin c n t, MR. HO CHENG CHOON, today told Parliament of an "uncrowned emperor" who ran the Nanyang University when multi-millionaire Mr. Tan Lark Sye was the chairman of the775 words
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164 1966-12-13 7 Distribution of property: Bill for select committee SINGAPORE, Mon. The Intestate Succession Bill was committed to select committee after a second reading in Parliament today. Moving the second readIng- the Minister for Law and National Development, MR. E.W. BARKER, said the Bill had been referred to the Singapore Bar Committee,164 words
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Article47 1966-12-13 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The oneman art exhibition of Malaysianborn artist Inche Ibrahim Hussein at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce has been extended till tomorrow. Inche Ibrahim will present one of his paintings to the Singapore Tobacco Company, sponsors of his show, tomorrow afternoon.47 words
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Miscellaneous166 1966-12-13 7 All,;, 0,,n It y I'.T nnwnliw I f 1^ Vtr I IT 7 I 1 I I I JBtf -'W >T l~ TM 1., Ul OH Dirk Trary By < h*>st<>r 4.<>,,1d YOU SEE WITH THE BOAT*I f i |r'wEN THE BOYS TURN 1I I WISH EVERY POLICE 1 rTHE166 words
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Article345 1966-12-13 8 r~ KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Market available for our goods in Asia, says Lim fOOD export opportunities exist for Malaysian manufactured goods particularly in Asian countries, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today Exports should, therefore, be the main aim of Malaysian industries.345 words
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Article, Illustration105 1966-12-13 8 THE YOUNG LEE COMMANDOS AN amused Mr. Lee Kuan Yew watches In son Hsien Yang scaling the rope net used for Commando training at the Pulau Übin Training Camp. His daughter, Wei Leng, is also about to try her hand at the net. Addressing the first batch of 30 Vigilante105 words
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Article235 1966-12-13 8 Opposition claim baseless— Yakub |£UCHING, Mon. 1V The Opposition parties in Sarawak SNAP, SUPP and Machinda were not as strong as they claimed to be, the Federal Minister of Lands and Mines, Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'kub, said in Sibu today. Inche Rahman, who is in Sarawak on a 10-day visit235 words
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Article44 1966-12-13 8 IPOH Mon— A Perak State Assemblyman. Incne Yahaya Shuban bin Haji Ha run. was fined ISO In tbe Traffic Magistrate's Court here today after he pleaded guilty to driving witnout due care and attention. His driving licence was ordered to be endorsed.44 words
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Article42 1966-12-13 8 JAKARTA. Mon. Smuggling between Sumatra and West Malaysia has Increased since Indonesia's confrontation against Malaysia ceased last August, Police chief General Sutjiptn Judodihardjo. said here last night. Addressing police official*, he said strict action should be taken against smugglers. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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268 1966-12-13 8 Art gallery in the red— over Picasso show ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The National Art Gallery is in trouble over Picasso. The trouble is not over th« artist's works, but an inability on the gallery's part to meet the cost of holding the three-month Picasso exhibition which closes on Jan. 14.268 words
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Article24 1966-12-13 8 TPOH. Mnn Mr. Foo Brn% Hrn, Assistant State Information Officer. Perak, has left on transfer to P*nang as Deputy State Information Officer.24 words
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Advertisement94 1966-12-13 8 Wf-- f™ > ~i HH^^P When your good taste sets the example ©whitmont executive shirts New from Australia! Show you appreciate the highest standards and look your part in a Whitmont Executive shirt. They're styled for more refined taste* in pure cotton, polyester and cotton, 100% polyester or the radical94 words
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Article43 1966-12-13 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Two operatinc" crews of Qantas Airways, stranded here us a result of the airline's pilots strike. will be flown back to Sydney tn the next few days. Th* crews comprise flight hostesses. stewards. navigators and flight engineers.43 words
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Article34 1966-12-13 9 KINOAPORE. Mon. Two snatch thiPvos on motor-cycles robbed a housewife. Mrs. Mary Lilian Marshall, of her handbag containing $27 and a lighter while she was walking along West- hourne Road on Saturday.34 words
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Article, Illustration162 1966-12-13 9 ...after a tie among three Penang beauties pCNANG, Mon. After three girls had tied for first place, Miss Mar.iorie Rongsank won the Miss Penang title for the second time this year when she beat 12 other contestants last night. She will represent Penang at the the Miss MalaysiaMiss162 words
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Article161 1966-12-13 9 $6,500 grab by three thugs SINGAPORE, Mon. Three robbers one armed with a pistol held up a grocer at Tiong Bahru road last night and took $6,500 in cash and Jewellery after forcina him to open the shop's safe. The armed thug fired a warning shot as he and his161 words
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Article38 1966-12-13 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Marine Police recovered the body nf a rag-nnd-bone man. Tan Chiew Chialc 57. from the Singapore River in South Quay, yesterday. Tan. of Amoy Street, had left his home early in the morning. i38 words
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Article78 1966-12-13 9 Detention extended by two years CDNGEI PATAM. >l<>n The (lovcrnment li.is extended by two years the period nf detention nf Teh Pek Ovum. S:ingei Patani counc-illnr and chairman of the Labour Party h>i. Aba extended l>> similar term is the detention of the secretary of the party. Tan Sun* Poh,78 words
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234 1966-12-13 9 The King's sister, 84, "fit to manage her affairs' KUALA TRENGGANU, Monday. TENGKU Hajjah Nik Naimunah binte Almarhum Sultan Zainal Abidin, the 84--year-old sister of the Yang di-Pcrtuan Agong, is capable of managing her affairs, despite her age, the High Court here has ruled. Mr. Justice Wan Suleiman bin Pawanteh234 words
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Miscellaneous66 1966-12-13 9 Rmffm Bumrttf Ralph lioittnlnh (<X> F\No\ r i WAsV- C'N 6Et\ I f-p^Zt? I V 5E^ I CANJ S /^TTZ VI A 1-l'i.Ot' ONLY I; WHERE fauZZ^'^' -X- PiNO A PwACE ro^>OU M* /CAN I MELP VIAI LAOV, TRVINO v 1M 60'N 1 V \S^^ TO VkASn ThAT MUD *C66 words
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Obituary45 1966-12-13 10 19 Wurit tIS (Minimum) OAMPBELL: Hilda Klsh»rtn departed 3 y»ar» today. Hadly mustd. Koe4ly rfmfmr.frcd and iov*d. in LOVING MfMORV of my fcalovM »if». Juonia Übau Ny»l iln« hj in,, hi away on 11. 12. A5. Oon* but always clierishtd In my mamory.45 words
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The Straits Times Tuesday, December 13, 1966
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Article419 1966-12-13 10 The problems confronting the 66 students in Teluk Anson who have passed the Sixth Form entrance examination this year, are shared by students in many other towns. There is no Sixth Form school in Teluk Anson. The nearest one is in Ipoh, 56 miles away. To enrol, students419 words
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Article156 1966-12-13 10 However he feres in his events of the next few days. Mani Jegathesan will return home from the Asian Games a hero. On Sunday he won a gold for Malaysia in the 100 metres, yesterday he took another in the 200 metres. The times were not his best156 words
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Article660 1966-12-13 10 There was some frank speaking at the annual conference of the Malayan Trade Union Congress, both by the Minister of Labour and trade union delegates, and equally outspoken comment could be found in the M.T.U.C.'s report. The unions remain concerned (incensed perhaps is an even better description)660 words
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Article620 1966-12-13 10 LUCIEN RAJAKARUNA - Sena turns to the private sector LUCIEN RAJAKARUNA by SIX hundred days after assuming duties as Prime Minister of Ceylon's rightwing coalition Government, Mr. Dudley Senanayake has been compelled to reshuffle the duties of his Ministers. The reshuille has been forced on him by defeat In the first three by-electionsOFNS - 620 words
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Article, Illustration1118 1966-12-13 10 The burden of Nkrumah's debts by A Special Correspondent HONEST MEN WHO WONDER IF VIRTUE REALLY PAYS WHAT happens to a small developing country when, after running a profligate course towards bankruptcy, it tries to reform and go straight again? The answer, to judge from Ghana's experience may be discouraging1,118 words
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223 1966-12-13 10 VyHlLE D.D's remarks about the audience during the Sara Lezana show 1 8.T. Dec 6» could not be considered unfair, Miss P. G Lim has blown the issue out or proportion. My impression wa.s that the audience was genuinely appreciative of tht show, and if223 words
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Advertisement994 1966-12-13 10 Slrails Times Malay Mail Clattit-itd adv«rtitam»n»t «ay t>« handed COLO STOftAGf SUfCRMARKIT Orchard Rood (R«c*ptionl«r 0«ik) COLO STORAGE BRANCHES AI Holland Read No.ol Bat*. CITY BOOK STORE ITO.. Winchttrtr Houic, Cellyet 0uo» THE NEWS FRONT Filipatrick't Supermarket M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Road. Nt, il Bata. HAMIEM STORE, 1419 Upper994 words
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Advertisement40 1966-12-13 10 The Bank You Can Trust Bank with MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD and you bank wisely HEAD OeTlCt:^ HAIATAN lARI IUHDINf 92. Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur. BANKING BERHAD tc*** t so oooooo bsaatej* Pste 1 Us CasAal t 15 000.000 fcaax»Aasa»l«ssi» 557D.000.00e40 words
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Advertisement198 1966-12-13 10 INSTANT SHOESHINEI^^V—, NO POLISHING. NON MESSY! ±71 Grillin shines shoes luster, easier. Ijtff neater soves time ond labour [TTTTTTT] Simply apply polish over shoes )*i H§5P anytime, anywhere Dries to a mirror shine in seconds 1 \H AVAILABLE IN BLACK, ijjf ■™H BROWN 1 NEUTRAL. I "jM wNFFUI MADt v198 words
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Article, Illustration505 1966-12-13 11 TENGKU TALKS OF TUSSLE OVER THE COST Project is important for national harmony KUALA LUMPUR. Monday JENGKU Abdul Rahman today laid the foundation stone of the $35 million Malaysian Broadcasting Centre, which when completed within three years will be the largest centralised broadcasting complex in505 words
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Article122 1966-12-13 11 Banished students make new plans lOHOKK KAHKI. Mon. Three former University of Singapore students who were banished from Singapore are now here to plan their academic future* They are: (iurdial Singh, Abdul Razak and Peter Yip Shou Shan, who are all Malaysian citizens. Gurdial Singh said he was apply for122 words
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Article65 1966-12-13 11 SINGAPORE. Mon —I wo Royal Australian Navy minesweepers, the Curlew and the Snipe, have returned to Sydney from Singapore The ships, which were deployed to the Malaysia-Singapore area at the end of last year, returned to Australia at the completion of their scheduled tour of duty65 words
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Article39 1966-12-13 11 PORT DICKSON. Mop The Rev Ronald Butler White of Ipoh has been appointed Methodist district superintendent for Northern Malaya He succeeds Rev Wong Hoon Hee who becomes the general secretary of th« Council of Churcae* In Malaya.39 words
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Article, Illustration215 1966-12-13 11 IT UA L A LUMPUR. Mon. Army Captain Abdul Rahman hin Samsuri, 36, who told the police that he was kidnapped, was today fined $500 by a magistrate's court here for making a false report. The magistrate, Mr. M. Mahallngam. said that he was215 words
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Article64 1966-12-13 11 IPOH. Mon Perak will hold Its first State Government-sponsor-ed Koran reading competition, organised by the Religious Affairs Department, at toe Sekolah Raja Perempuan Taayah in Tambun Road here beginning on Thursday. The three-day competition in which representatives from 16 districts wi!l take part, will be opened by64 words
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Article75 1966-12-13 11 RRUNEI TOWN. Mon. The Sultan of Brunei, Sir Omar Ali Sailuddin, today opened the Budget session of the Brunei Legislative Council. Speaking at the ceremony, he mentioned Brunei's currency legislation to be placed before the council. The Sultan said present currency arrangements would be terminatedUPI - 75 words
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249 1966-12-13 11 Fishermen jailed by Indons: Plea to Tengku MALACCA. Mon. Seventeen fishermen and a schoolboy from Kampong Kuala Sungei Baru. 27 miles from here, who were taken into custody by the Indonesian Army, wpre later charged in court and sentenced to 25 days Jail. Their eight boats, fishing eear and personal249 words
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Article38 1966-12-13 11 SINGAPORE Mon.— Phay Tec* Hwee was today remanded in custody by a magistrate's court aftei being charged with having two revolvers and 12 rounds of ammunition on Ann Siang Hill last Saturday. No plea was recorded38 words
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Advertisement129 1966-12-13 11 Fly "in Japan" the world around on JAL TO JAPAN AND THROUGHOUT ASIA TO EUROPE VIA THE FABLED "SILK ROAD" ♦TO NEW YORK VIA FASCINATING HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO With the most frequent daily jet services. Three flights a week from Singapore to Tokyo via Bangkok and Hong Kong —21129 words
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Miscellaneous704 1966-12-13 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Kuala Lumpur English: 7.10 Asian Game* •nd Penanc; 6 Ipoh and Report; 7.35 Confidential Malacca; 3. 10 Johore Bahru; Report— Camarillo; 8.00 News 4 Taipinc; 7 Batu fallal; in Mandarin: 8.10 Sukuria— 9 Kluang. Tamil programme: 8.35 Han* Haas: 9.00 News in National 5.45 P.M. Opening704 words
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Article, Illustration282 1966-12-13 12 Ningkan appeals against interim ruling From Geoffrey Geldard: Kuching, Mon. (XSUNSEL for Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, who is contesting his removal from office as Chief Minister of Sarawak, today filed appeals in the High Court here against the interim ruling given by Mr. Justice Harley in the High Court on282 words
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Article27 1966-12-13 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. Professor Max BeloS. one of Britain's foremost historical writers, will arrive here on Wednesday to give a lecture at the University of Singapore27 words
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Article93 1966-12-13 12 FRT DICKSON, Mon. —The Methodist Bishop for South-East Asia, Dr. Robert F. Lundy. has ordained five deacons as elders of the Church. The ceremony took place at the Methodist Church here yesterday. The five are Reverends Chew Chak Keong. Richard Liew. Charles A. Watson. Michael Wong93 words
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152 1966-12-13 12 Filming of Tengku's book to start in 10 days CINCJAPORfc, Mon.— The snooting of the colour rum "Raja Bersiong (me iving with Fangs) based on TengKu Abdul Rahman s book is expected to begin in about 10 days' time. "We are waking for the Tengku to come to Singapore before152 words
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Article141 1966-12-13 12 PENANG, Mon. The Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. said today there were indications that the Communists were again reviving their activities. "This appears to be so in Northern Malaysia along the Thai border, and in the Eastern States of Malaysia." he said. Tan141 words
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92 1966-12-13 12 MALACCA. Mon. A ITI warning that the country will face another 12-year Emergency if current Communist moves are not halted has been given by the Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba Speaking at a tea-party given by the Malacca MIC In his92 words
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Article, Illustration101 1966-12-13 12 ONE OF THE TOP FIVE' IPOH. Mon. Victor Lim Cho Luan. 25 (above), former Malaysian schoolboy star swimmer, who left for Australia on a Colombo Plan scholarship in 1961. has returned to Ipoh after graduating as a doctor. I He obtained one of the fivr first class honours at the101 words
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Article273 1966-12-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. 'J'HE Transport Workers Union wants the Sri Jaya Transport Co. here to pay its employees a two-month bonus for this year or face a full work-to-rule from Monday. There is already a work-to-rule in force by 200 employees of the company, and the273 words
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221 1966-12-13 12 ■VIBONG TEBAL. 111 Mon. A policeI man fired four shots at three armed men as I they attempted to I escape from the scene of an attempted robbery early this morning. The getaway car. beIW»Y--ed to have been stolen, was later found abandoned on*221 words
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Article30 1966-12-13 12 KUALA IX'MPUR. Mon.— The Sultan of Scl.ingor will present prizes to winner! of toe Selangoi State Koran readme competition at the Sultan Suleiman Club hew on Dec. 17.30 words
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Advertisement70 1966-12-13 12 FostefsLager JT^ The finest Australian mffSSLS^S Beer available at good |^_^^gj( UK INK I rlbnb Al **> <> XI IE! OCI AD" l*<^'^»«.««'-^"*i tit UtLLMn g K THE CLIFFORD CAFE disc brakes safe roadholding big visibility clean styling I 9feß9atsssssssW -H^tf^^^^^^^. flrvVrS Bg\ gfll L H V ssssssL^Clssssssssssssw atsssssssssssW^^^^^^^*^a atsssssssssssssssTaW.70 words
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Advertisement227 1966-12-13 12 g^gHE^^if^--* BLOODSHOT Only a few hours ago, this was sparkling, healthy eye Just lik* yours. Then sunlight, smoke, dust, fumes, glare to name a few went to work on it, just as they would on yours. Now it aches, itches, burns, waters, reddens. It nteds help. m^j Help comes easy227 words
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Article77 1966-12-13 13 1/UALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Indonesian visa office here has received about 100 applications for visas to Jakarta since Garuda Airways Inaugurated its weekly flight to Kuala Lumpur three weeks ago. Fifty-five visas have been Issued, Including 25 to Malyasian citizens. The visa— fee $18— is77 words
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Article, Illustration151 1966-12-13 13 The Tun takes it easy at Bangkok ■DANGKOK, Mon. v Tun Abdul Razak is taking a relaxed sportsman's holiday here. The Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, who arrived here last week, is conducting his own "Little Asian Games" golf tournament, and dropping in unannounced on the Malaysian athletes competing in theReuter - 151 words
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Article24 1966-12-13 13 j SINGAPORE Mnn A new nlffht club, the Golden Star, will be opened at Shamrock Hotel in Dublin Road on Thursday.24 words
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Article, Illustration25 1966-12-13 13 YJASONRY blown down by a freak storm crushed seven cars, in Bristol, England, recently. Miraculously no one was injured.— PA photo.25 words
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281 1966-12-13 13 100 years to solve land problems' HANGAR, Mon A State Alliance Assemblyman, Inche Yob bin Che Cho, last night criticised the slow distribution of land titles in the State. "Of a total of 9.000 applications the Department of Lands and Mines has only issued 90 titles this year," he told281 words
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Article47 1966-12-13 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A Malaysian team is In Jakarta to continue postal and telecommunications talks held in Kuala Lumpur last month. Radio Indonesia reported last niaht Postal services between .Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur wpm resumed last month, and telecommunication services on Dec. I.— UPI.UPI - 47 words
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Article31 1966-12-13 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Kuan ChP« WRi. 64. of Alexandra Road died at the General Hospital o' head injuries, two hours after he frll off a bus at Dhoby Ghaut yesterday.31 words
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Article174 1966-12-13 13 CINGAPORE, Mon. The Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, has described the three-day seminar on Christian responsibility as "a unique, rich and rewarding experience." It was rich because participants at the meeting heard practical speeches, and rewarding because the concepts of Christ's teachers were174 words
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Article87 1966-12-13 13 Ml AR. Mon. Real-look Ing toy pistols sold openly In shops here until recently have now cone under the counter following police raids in Kuala Lumpur and Pen ang\ The police here have not begun to take action but the shopkeeper* *re not tak- ing any chances,87 words
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140 1966-12-13 13 YIALACCA. Mon. iTI Armed piratet robbed two Malaysian fishermen of flshinp nets and other property valued at $1,400 in the Straits of Malacca, police confirmed today. Thp victims f/cn Ooh Kirn Too. 45. and Lee Soon Huat. 60. The Incident. Goh told the police140 words
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Article, Illustration368 1966-12-13 14 OLIVIA YEOH - The batik influence in Christmas cards OLIVIA YEOH by QONE are the days when one's choice of Christmas cards was limited to a snowy landscape, a plum pudding, a Santa Claus, cheeky robin or a holly wreath. With each country being influenced now by its own design and presentation, there368 words
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Article, Illustration150 1966-12-13 14 MRS. KNG FULFILS HER LIFE LONG AMBITION AMBITION is always there but how many art A prepared to persevere and achieve their goal? Not many but one who has crossed over the hurdles to make her dream come true is Mrs. Kng Hwa Eng. She Is returning to Singapore next150 words
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Article143 1966-12-13 14 IS Junior bored with his playthings? Then let him make his own toys, suggests Mrs. Marguerite L. Duvall. extension child development and family life specialist of the Pennsylvania State University. If you're short of cash, home-made toys even can spread Yule cheer. An older child or grandparent can Join Junior143 words
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Article51 1966-12-13 14 rriHERE'S a lot of the 1 little girl look for big girls next year. Watch for low heeled black patent pumps with big grosscrain bows at the front. Geoffrey Beene. the designermanufacturer, comes forth with hlghwalsted dresses with gathers at each side, prim little collars, and long, curled and gathered51 words
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Article158 1966-12-13 14 Here's a recipe for Christmas pudding. You need 4 oz. flour; Z oz. breadcrumbs; 1 teaspoon mixed spice; 1 level teaspoon cinnamon: 1 level teaspoon nutmeg; 4 oz. shredded suet; 4 oz. brown sugar; 4 oz. grated apple; 1 small grated carrot; 4 oz. mixed candied158 words
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231 1966-12-13 14 Coffee-drinking becomes a real pleasure with the new blends f HANCES are that virtually every cup of coffee you have consumed has been brewed from a blend of several or many coffees. What, precisely, is a coffee blend? It is a flavour harmony of various coffees chosen for specific qualities231 words
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Article, Illustration112 1966-12-13 14 The tempo wilt be exciting the music will be haunting But beautiful above all will be the Philippine dancers themselves in some of the most colourful costumes to be ever seen in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Seen above are three of the dancers of the famous112 words
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Article, Illustration89 1966-12-13 15 Off to the ball— at 15 IT WAS her first ball, and Mary-Rose Allan, 15--year-old daughter of TV producer Elkan Allan, was determined to sparkle. For the recent Television Ball at the Dorchester Hotel, London, she wore this mini-skirt-ed two-piece of Indian brocade with a bare midriff set off rather89 words
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55 1966-12-13 15 \RTA. Mon. Some 5.000 people are .suffering from famine on the Island of SumKiwa. east nf Java. Antara reported today. quoting loc;il autho- mug drought was thf mala cause of the famine. tlv news agency repoitcd that 100 prrsoti.s had died of famine inReuter - 55 words
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128 1966-12-13 15 T ONDON, Mon. Beatle George Harrison said yesterday he believed much more in religions of India than anything he ever learned from Christianity. Harrison wjuj commenting during an interview on Indian music and philosophy on the BBC programme The Lively Arts. "The religions128 words
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150 1966-12-13 15 SYRIA BANS LOADING OF IRAQ OIL AT HER PORT BEIRUT. Mon. Syria yesterday refused to allow a tanker at its Mediterranean port of Banias to take on oil from the Iraq petroleum terminal, informed sources said The ban on the 34.593--ton Lfberian registered Eugenic was .-"en here as Increased SyrianReuter - 150 words
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135 1966-12-13 15 Caring for pregnant girls in New York schools V T E\V YORK. Mon. New York City's superintendent or schools has announced plans to open two special day care centres next year for school girls who become pregnant The centre.-, financed by a U^s3oo,ooo budget, would provide education, guidance and pre-natalReuter - 135 words
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Miscellaneous275 1966-12-13 15 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS g. Excellent ointment, boy. I am 9. He lodges Inquiry. lacKlng studying '8, i»ilway line t»>. Insect sprayed acid ln calcium 10. 1 to some extent my dear. 1 estimate <s>. 8. Indians can .<o>s cooked in 11. Concerning the Ark-bullder? the South Atlantic (9. 6).275 words
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Advertisement849 1966-12-13 16 BEAUTY CULTURE H ■>•*•■ f* Mim. f— Box rfs txtrm LANCOME SALON. For Appointments telr-pbone *****0 or call at 1. Ayr House Grange Road. Singapore 9 REDUCE SAFELY ith German tkmmWntf, Reducing Bionelles trom Cheraisu PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL EXPERTS FRICt SL'RVET WITHOUT OBLIGATION RBNTOKIL MALAYSIA LTO. Part ot the849 words
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Advertisement954 1966-12-13 16 FOR SALE IS Word* So Mim.)— Box it rfs. txirm COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODERN Gaiment factory nith over Motor BBWfc*l Ma.U.nn i<*il» lor manufacturing purpose. Apply Bos A4SUJ r.. Pintapore. X'MAS SHOPPING OPPORTUNITY! Curtain-Cloth Printed SI.OU Yd U«-d--sheets Sinßie 52. UU Pillow rases 60 eta,. Bedcovers, Blankets. Towels. l»«*i Shipments! Cathay954 words
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Advertisement412 1966-12-13 16 BAR RESTAURANTS (Spore) fi Wnrdt 5« (Vim.) Bnx it ft*, rxlro DANCING OININO NIGHTLY Bl Ks t Ai-ia Bar RastasjraM iv>o Wat** 100 Strrrl. S iwi. FOR OfcLICIOUS HOKICN Thin Hoon X*. R 7 I Hokirn S:r«-.-\ T7T LAI WAH RESTAURANT L'antonti-c Ui«n. cooks at ST7C 383 C Jalao Besar.412 words
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Advertisement232 1966-12-13 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA K r\TKAI. BWK OF MALAI SIA) Applications are Invitwl fr. m citizens for the following posiilcn in the service Of Bank Negara Mala\Ma: AIIMIMMRATIVE ASSISTANT Dutirv; Administration and Banking generally. Qualification. Applicants should possess reeofni.sed accountancy qualification with at least three years practical experience. Salary232 words
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Advertisement1234 1966-12-13 17 10 LIVIRPOOL V »LST COAST U.K.i Due S'Duie bam P. S'tia* Peneng maron i'«"noii. Dublin, Glasgow. —la Pert pmstUS Liverpool Cta. 44 Tatay NfitUS Havre, L'pooi. Belfast. G'goa Oec 15 Oec IS Oec 71 73 let 7.4 CAICHAS Barcelona. Hsbcn. Liverpool Dec 72 Dec 74 Oec 25 21 Oec 211,234 words
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Advertisement1429 1966-12-13 17 r//e L A Xmunes i4k r< i TMt tAST ASIATIC COMfANT O*. fcci p« Ml« •> O»m»'« EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 tiINOAHOTUROAM-HAMBUIIG-AARHUS-COPENHAGEN. P. S'tiaa Ptnani Sport benua K'aam H'Durg Ajrnut C'hagta SUMBAWA Oec 2S/27 BK 21 21 31' 1 IM Jie II IM 27 IM 31 Fll I Fel I SIMBA1,429 words
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Advertisement1441 1966-12-13 17 I BENULINE EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONOON. LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PORTS. BrtlllAriltE f< London IM II 15 LNnAtnlt HamDtip Jaa 71 Si«l3cor» Pt S' k ar" P»nsne Hull Jaa 7] Cdn. IS Tola; Det 14 it Dec 17.17 V trough Jaa 25 G'mouth Fal IS BENVORLICH Pof uverpooi IM II p1,441 words
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Advertisement1244 1966-12-13 17 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K., CONTINENT. lul'H tar. Slngaport P. Sham 'mn CITY OF GUILDFORD london, Harrourg. Rotterdaas. Antwerp, Hull II Dm CITY OF WINNIPEI london, Hamburg. Rotterdam. Havre. Hull 71 21 Det 21 M DM CITY 0' DROOKLYN london. Hamburg, Rotterdam. Havre.1,244 words
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275 1966-12-13 18 I'M 7 pi hi- of Straits tin in Prnanc >osterday fell I7| cents to MM.fi. An all-round easier leniency was reported. Thp t-stimairri oi'irring was lp Hi ions in l:',n tons. I \l. Xl 881 K MART. Atwev JLondon ad\ices and trade275 words
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Article28 1966-12-13 18 Dae. 12. Xl in; I k PUCK: :>'K <rnts (down half a cent). TIN: 5803.75 (down 37. eeate). Kstimatrd unofficial oflrring 230 tons (up 10 tons).28 words
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Article51 1966-12-13 18 the oiiiii.il Malayan short 1 Terms Monrv Market for the Mak ended Saturday (Dec. 10) the angr of call rates was as follows: BANK FINDS: i per cent to 1 1 per cent. i.IMKAI. FINDS: 2! a per cent o I per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totaUed 1..S51 words
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Article71 1966-12-13 18 Prolliici lithinil, rtav Cicinut Mil bulk S4U icllcra. drum' j4.t; ■aiton Copra: Mixed if.o.b. i loom Dec. Jan. ■Ml n Pepptr: Muniok white JITO wll*r». Sariwak while Sl67i »eller». »i*ci»l sarn^ak bUik $117* aeller*. garbled Liimpooc hUik Ill7| nrllera IM NLWI ASTA Il2T| a«llera (lUU', NUM. Siniipin Ctconut71 words
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935 1966-12-13 18 From Our Market Correspondent MAIN feature of a quirt Stock Exi-hanßf yesterday was the drop in (..million from 51. 4 1 to lI JI on a turnover of 251.--000 units. Thr counrter opened slightly bettrr or an official announcement by the company that after935 words
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Article28 1966-12-13 18 Malax an Stock Indices iir. io Dw i •Industrials: 93.05 H3.08 Tins: 107.41 Iti::!.' S rubbers: 110.83 110.83 'Dec. 30. 19b:? 100 Dec. ?9, 196* lUU28 words
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Article973 1966-12-13 18 l_>LSl\r>s in and reported (v the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock l.\rtiancr ve<>lFrday. with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. Sugar I *1. 20 O. <3.000> 51. 21 D, <2.U00> $1.19. (1'j.OOO) $1.20. 110.000) 51. 21, (25,000) 51.22.973 words
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Article138 1966-12-13 18 SHIPS lying *l»n«n«t lh« Imcapnri Hlrbtur wharvtl M tlMCttd l»d»y art: Hanoi 1 Ino Man. I Mitika Mam P.m.. in 11, B'nnachie lo Ifi. Oapfaia 18, (ho"* Maru l». Kinabaiu Jl Yamaaaa Mam :'5 M. Pekinx Mam ra\M .10. BraaltVWMl 11 n, M;i.lra» Maru 35 M. I138 words
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Article61 1966-12-13 18 THE following November rubber cropi> have been notified (all in lb i: Bm<Mctt 55 .000. Bolton Propertirt 19 600 Borelli 168.000 Kil.i.i Sidim 212 500 and Nf» Srrrndah 363.300 BrookUnclv Selancor and subsidiaries *****0. hrmboni Mala; 225.800. Chrra* 110.000 icclr 134.278. Kuala Pahi 117.000 MaUkoff 1.095.380. Taipinc Rubber61 words
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Article125 1966-12-13 18 MELBOURNE. Mon. RISES outnumbered falls with trading quiet. Industrial. Iwere firmer. Consolidated Quarries gained 4 cents to $1.43. Some mining issues made useful I gains King !?land was up 14 cents to $2.64. and North B.H «a> up 12 cents to $4.30. Today cloains pncea In Australian to125 words
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Article11 1966-12-13 18 tia made *•> clMngaa la na ratM ta) marcJiaata jaaMrdajr.11 words
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Article37 1966-12-13 18 ON tha fra* axchania marhat in Honx Kong ymlerday tht 0 1 dollar traa quoted at S.T.IJ for T.T and I 7:>| for eath. tuning, an quoted at IaVM and •m taal old at J«T|37 words
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Article233 1966-12-13 18 IV I I Ml.l I! In ol |no> rutth*T loh. bmns lovrrl Al p m in K u.i li I umpiir and Sintapnrr >*vtnd.t. ii N| rrnl* prr Ih diiun Its) on PWatajr'O rl«»inc \t\r\ for l.ir position. I h^ Jonr wjs quirt aft*r rmrirr. I! \v .nul233 words
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Advertisement1142 1966-12-13 18 Vl 1 KAWASAKI KJSEN KAISHA LTD. I Direct U.S.A. Atlantic Coast Service Bar|kol Hon|kon| N. Tort Searsport Philao. B>il "Taitti Man" II M Dec 21 11 Dec 3 Fel 1 Fel 15 Fel li F J I -Ramaaicr" 122 Jm 27 31 Jai 4 Mai 1B Mai 15 Mai It1,142 words
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Advertisement681 1966-12-13 18 Wtt £j^ jnJf |]H Hr^liT B a^ I MlaT^fcaß USimiaJNtft ItAUNO SERVICE} INOIA. •MISUN «NB MR MSI SEMICU Haaaitli. Ualaila. Melaaarat Sf«w la MMrit ail NatMatinaa essw* P. SIMS) SH|a»ui* liniaovie f. S'M* etnaiuj UtlMßt' 1/ mi B/1B IM IVtl Jm Ii Part IMPETI 1/ I Fit 18/12 Ffk 13/14681 words
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Advertisement565 1966-12-13 18 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI TaXECOMMI VICAI IOXB DtI'ART.MENT TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received br th« Chairman. Tenders Board, at \t* office of the SUte Financial Otlicer. Brunei Town. Brunei, up lo 4 p.m. on Tuesday 20th JDecemoer. 196 b. for the supply ot:— Thirty-six (36) seta 81ngl« Sideband High Frequency565 words
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Advertisement821 1966-12-13 19 PEGANG MINING COMPANY, BERHAD (Incorporated In the States of Malaya). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the forty-second Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office. Chartered Bank Chambers, Ipoh, on Wednesday, 28th December. 1966. at 11.30 ajn. NOTICE Is also given that at the said821 words
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Advertisement565 1966-12-13 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA (CENTRAL RANK OF MALAYSIA Applications are invited from r Malaysian citizens for the follow- c Ing position In the service of I Bank Negara Malaysia:— t SUPERVISORY ARCHITECT I Duties: To work in the Premises Section of the Establishment Department dealing with the Bank's building565 words
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Advertisement822 1966-12-13 19 NOTICES TENDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JABATAN KERJA hat DAVID KOH SEAH HONG. PERAX las ceased to be our partner and tiwvn. nanager with effect from 2nd De KFNYATAAN TAWARAN :ember, 1966 and that he U no KtTIIAIAAn IAWAKATI onger authorised to transact any hi t.^ma h< a?S COUeCt an>822 words
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Advertisement760 1966-12-13 19 NOTICES SHARIKAT PERMODALAN DAN PERUSAHAAN PERAK BERHAD NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Second Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Asrama Perak lOlymPlc Inn). Jalan Tambon. Ipoh. erak, on Thursday. December 29th. 1966, at ten o'clock In the morning, for760 words
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Advertisement434 1966-12-13 19 PORT OICKSON POWER STATION RESIDENT SITE STAFF (CIVIL) Applications are Invited from suitably qualified mndir**.tes for the following vacancies which will occur in March 1967 on the staff of the Senior Resident Engineer (Civil for the construction of an oil burning powt- station at Port Dlckson for the National Electricity434 words
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Article, Illustration94 1966-12-13 20 LIM YAW CHONG - LIM YAW CHONG Pictures by TRAN scoring their second goal to beat Malaysia 1 2-0 in the Asian Games soccer competition at Bangkok on Saturday night. JOSEPHINE de la Vina, Philippine winner of the women's discus gold medal with a Games record94 words
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Article212 1966-12-13 20 STIPE'S RETORT r l' t HE MARA Stipendiary SteA ward's report on Sunday's Buku Timah races: RACE I—Sovereifn1 Sovereifn Grey missed the start slightly. R\CE 2 Near the 4f Gay Giselle, wlin was not travelling well, had to be checked when crowded by Ini Satu and Nava■iah. RACE212 words
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365 1966-12-13 20 THE WORLD OF SPORT AHMEDABAD, Mon. A The West Indian cricketers, who put up a dazzling batting display on Saturday, ended their three-day match with West Zone here on a tame note. The match petered out to a draw. Rohan Kanhai, 134Reuter - 365 words
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Article62 1966-12-13 20 ADELAIDE. Mon. Top-seeded American Arthur A sinwas surorisinelv beaten 6-0. 10-8. 3-6. 6-4. by the 20-year-old Australian Ray RufTels in the third round of the men's singles in the South Australian lawn tennis championships here today. Another upset was the dismissal of America's Cliff Richey. who62 words
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Advertisement611 1966-12-13 20 \f\ ■■<. fr j^ MUKKId MINIS... of course! Great little cars-NOW greater still with Hydrolastic Suspension with 4 wheel independent rubber suspension Right round the world, Morris Minis driven by such front-wheel drive for surer, safer roadholding. Start Minigreat drivers as Paddy Hopkirk and Rauno Aaltonen, miling now and enjoy611 words
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Article, Illustration1673 1966-12-13 21 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL Jega's double TORN BETWEEN POWER AND TENSION HE RAN HIMSELF TO A STANDSTILL FOR 200 M GOLD Rajamani wins women 's 400 m I From Bangkok, Monday M. RAHMAN reports: E. FRIDA reports: MANI Jegathesan 1 and Mailvaganum Rajamani1,673 words
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Article801 1966-12-13 21 ATHLETICS XMm 1 M. JecaUMMa (Mi 21 6, 2 AJmter Singh (I) 31.6; ST. Krishnan iM) 21.6; 4T. Honda (J> 218. SA. 6uglrl (In) 21.0; 6 T Somsakdl (T) 22.1: 7 J Oroh (In i 22 1: 8 Chen Cheng Hong <Fi 22.2 110 m hurdle*801 words
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Advertisement188 1966-12-13 21 But he could be found by tomorrow through The Straits Times TELE- ADS service. If you have lost a treasured or important possession, you stand a good chance of recovering it quickly by phoning in your advertisement now for tomorrow's Straits Times., Advertisements are accepted up to 3.00 p.m. for188 words
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Advertisement94 1966-12-13 21 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB SINGAPORE SWEEP TO BE DRAWN ON 29th JANUARY 1967. -j^^m Hurt f* (Z m Jown by l Pikm£> ZL^- miim mmm lit PRIZE $350,000 10 CONSOLATION PRIZES 2nd PRIZE SI 50,000 55.000 each 3rd PRIZE $1 00,000 4th PRIZE 50.000 AHD OVER 2 ooo Starter Prizes S94 words
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Article, Illustration81 1966-12-13 22 Jega wins an Asian Games 'gold' in desperate finish with Singapore's Kunalan MAN I .Jegathesan, the fastest man in Asia, flashes across the finishing line in Bangkok on Sunday to win Malaysia's first Gold Medal of the games and to achieve a burning personal ambition. He was81 words
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Obituary170 1966-12-13 22 SPEERS THOMAS NORMAN, beloved huaoand of Norrle died suddenly on Chert* Eatate 12.12.66. hMNI *ervlce Cheraa Road cemetery 11 a.m. Tueaday 13th December 1066. DI CRUZ: Marie Frances. 73. puttd away peacefully at General KoaplUl on 12 12.66. Cortege leavea 27S Telok Kurau Road on 13.12.66 at 4 p.m.170 words
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Obituary22 1966-12-13 22 •lIC LIONC MOAT. You fllMrct .rmy •o Kilrrtly no chance to Buy tioorthye Al«ay< r»merat»rM by lovint; wife anil children.22 words
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Article89 1966-12-13 22 JAKARTA, Mon. The Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, today denied reports abroad that Indonesia would not hold a plebiscite in the former Dutch-con-trolled West Irian in 1969, as promised. Mr. Malik was referring to a statement attributed to the Interior Minister. Mr. Basuki Rachmat. which89 words
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Article38 1966-12-13 22 MANILA, Mon. Member countries of the Southeast Asia Treaty ition are aware of an alarming scale of Chinese Communist infiltration Into Asian countries. Philippines armed forces I chief-of-.stafT. General Ernesto 1 Mata, said here today. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration390 1966-12-13 22 CYDNEY, Mon.— British yachtsman Francis Chichester had to be almost carried ashore when his Gipsy Moth IV tied up here tonight after a lone 107-day voyage. The very tired 65--year-old yachtsman was escorted by his son, Giles, and a Sydney policeman as he stepped ashoreReuter - 390 words
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173 1966-12-13 22 KUCHING, Mon. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, chairman of the Sarawak National Party, informed the speaker of Council Negri, Dato M. Sockalingam, tonight that he would not attend tomorrow's Budget session. Dato Ningkan told pressmen after a meeting of party leaders late tonight that173 words
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Article247 1966-12-13 22 LONDON. Mon— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not In- 1 1 eluding stamp duty were: Consol2>,'~r £36 7 16 +1/16 Funding 4V4% £«3H War 34% WO% BANKS Chartered 52/6 Hongkong £9 1/16 INSURANCE Com. Un 44 3 /3 Prudentials 'A' 36 I'a —/3 Royal247 words
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Article55 1966-12-13 22 LONDON. Mon— Spot 18 7 16d Jan. 18Hd.. Feb. 18\d., March 18 15 16d. Jan March 18 .d, April June 19\d., July Sept. 19 13 16d.. Oct Dec. 19-»d.. Jan March 19 15 16d April June 20d July Sept 20d.. Oct Dec. 20d c.l.f. Dec. 18d.. Jan 18 555 words
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Article27 1966-12-13 22 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £1218 (+£4», sellers £1221 (-£5) Forward buyers £1210 f-£3i seller* £1211 <+£3>. Settlement £1220 (+£6 Turnover am. 240 tons p.m. nil. Tone: Idle.27 words
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106 1966-12-13 22 4 surgeons remove Ike's gall bladder WASHINGTON- Mon. Former President Eisenhower. 76. underwent major surgery today for removal of a diseased gall bladder. A four man surgical team, headed by LtGen. Leonard Heaton, the Army's SurgeonGeneral, performed the operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital where Mr. Eisenhower has been confinedUPI - 106 words
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Article70 1966-12-13 22 MADRID. Mon. The Spanish Government today was capping Its unprecedented campaign to cet the nation to approve a new constitution on Wednesday with a personal address to the nation by Chief of State Francisco Franco The 74-year-old Spanish ruler was going before national radio and television70 words
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Article47 1966-12-13 22 THE HAGUE. Mon— The 200--ton British coaster Eldorlta sank in the North Sea early today, but all her crew were picked up by a German ship, according to radio messages received here. The coaster was bound for Rotterdam when she got Into trouble. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article37 1966-12-13 22 WADESBORO iN. Carolina). Mon. A car belonging to a negro soldier who married a white girl in Germany was blasted by dynamite in front of the home of his parents on Saturday night, police reported.37 words
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Article266 1966-12-13 22 The big exodus from Macao begins number of Portuguese families left Macao today lor Hong Kong as some uneasiness returned to this troubled Portuguese enclave in South China. 'he weekend pasted without incidents but rumourt were rife with the .sudden arrival and departure of Chinese gunboata near Macao waters, amidstReuter - 266 words
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Article24 1966-12-13 22 BEIRUT. Mon— Al-Moharrer. pro-Egyptian Beirut dally newspaper, said today JordaiJan authorities suppressed several demonstrations with violence yesterday la Nablus and Jerusalem. Reuler.Reuter - 24 words
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Advertisement131 1966-12-13 22 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $15 (minimum) WILD: To Bettie and Jim a dft'iKhtiT Carol Ann on loth December. All 3 well. Thanki \o doctor and staff Of Glencaclei. CHAN— TAY: Between Krancn Win* Pak »/o Mr. Chan Piew. X.L.. and Lye Fook d/o Mr. Tay Tiow Slong. P.O. 11. Vi131 words
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Advertisement109 1966-12-13 22 FASTEST TO MANILA AND THE U.S.A. grammes to choose from stereo Ph.l.pp.ne Air Lines fly the fastest O r monaural. First-run, wide-screen, Manila. Non-stop from Manila to the 11 c a r U.S.A. (via Honolulu). Aboard luxury USA Cu.sme and wines second to PAL DC-8 Fan Jets you're in Manila109 words
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