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Title Section25 1966-12-17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Natiiiniil JBWSPH|IRr The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 211425 words
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259 1966-12-17 1 PEKING: RAIDS FUTILE BID TO FORCE PEACE TALKS... PEKING, Fri.— China said today that it was watching the course of the Vietnam war and had "made every preparation" to help North Vietnam. At the same time it charged that the Soviet Union was helping the United States to escalate hostilitiesReuter; UPI - 259 words
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Article28 1966-12-17 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. -The President of the International Court of Ju tier. Sir Percy Spender, flew in tonight for a two-day slghi-MP.iu' holiday, accompanied by his vui<\28 words
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Article22 1966-12-17 1 TUNIS Fn Scores of student* were under arrest tonight after a day of rioting her* against alleged police brutality.22 words
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Article, Illustration378 1966-12-17 1 U Thant deplores stepping up of North Vietnam bombing UNITED NATIONS, Friday U THANT today deplored the loss of lives and the worsening of the situation resulting from the intensification of the bombing of North Vietnam. In :i press statement on the reported but unconfirmed bombing ofReuter; AP - 378 words
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Article, Illustration294 1966-12-17 1 Rita: I was misled into joining the contest I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Beauty Queen Rita Gomes, 22, who has been stripped of her Miss Selangor title, said today that she had entered the contest "with a clear conscience." Miss Gomes, who has been resting at home since she flew back on294 words
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Article27 1966-12-17 1 KUCHING. PH. The main body of the Ist Bn. Malaysian Rangers sailed for West Malaysia today after completing its tour of duty In Sarawak.27 words
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Article79 1966-12-17 1 Mao expels 3 Russian newsmen PEKING. Fri. China today ordered three of the six Soviet correspondents here to leave the country before Christmas, the New China news agency reported. They were accused of "antiChina reporting." The agency said that Chen Wei-Fan. Deputy Director of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Information Department,Reuter - 79 words
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Article46 1966-12-17 1 CALCUTTA. Fn. Busmen here returned to work today after a two-day strike to back wage demands. but 10.000 striking tramway employees stayed away for the fourth day. The busmen's decision followed a return-to-work appeal last night by the Transport Employees' Union. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article60 1966-12-17 1 IPOH. FYi.— A teenaued couple Nrb Tan Poy. 19. and Ah Loke Moy. 15. both from Johore were admitted to the general honpltal here today after being found in a coma in a hotel room in Chamberlain Road here They were found In an em60 words
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120 1966-12-17 1 A PANTY RAID-TO TEST COMMANDO INITIATIVE PLYMOUTH, Fri. Angry mothers here protested today against a young Lieutenant who ordered 20 Royal Marine Commandos into the streets to gather panties, and bras as a test of soldierly initiative. Each man returned to barracks with the trophies but at least one gotAP - 120 words
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Article65 1966-12-17 1 MANILA. Fri. A 35-year-old man ran amok with a knife In a hospital In Cagayan on the island of Mindanao today seriously wounding nine people after his wife's first son was stillborn. The man, Francisco Gajgay, was finally shot to death by police. AUPI - 65 words
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Article45 1966-12-17 1 COLOMBO. Fri A weeping mother alleged toda> that her husband had forced her to poison her three children as a human sacrifice to locate a hidden treasure trovta The magistrate committed her husband for trial on a murder charge— AP.AP - 45 words
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Article57 1966-12-17 1 JAKARTA. PH. President Soekarno confirmed reports tonight that he would go abroad early next year, despite the explosive situation here. He told newsmen at his palace that several world leaders had invited him to visit them and he had accepted. Antara news agency earlier today reported that57 words
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Article, Illustration112 1966-12-17 1 BURBANK (California). Fri. Walt Disney, the man who enthralled millions of children and adults with his animated fl 1 m characters, died here yesterday two weeks after his 65th birthday. The creator of Mickey Mouse he provided Mickey's voice himself in the films Donald Duck and a wholeReuter - 112 words
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Article110 1966-12-17 1 NOW A BEER STRIKE LOOMS KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. With the threat of a strike from the National Electricity Board over, another strike is looming. More than 100 workers in Malaysia's only brewery Malayan Breweries have threatened to go on strike on Tuesday. The secretary of the National Union of Drink110 words
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Article42 1966-12-17 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Foreign correspondents today gave about US$7OO to Prime MiniMer Mr< Indira Gandhis drought relief fund- The president ot tnc Foreign Pres? Association. Mr. Mirosly Houteky, presented the cheque to Mr. Gandhi at her residence this morning. UPI.UPI - 42 words
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Article378 1966-12-17 1 JOSEPH YEO - JOSEPH YEO By SINGAPORE, Fri. About 320 workers employed at the Chung Khiaw Bank head office in Robinson Road and its nine branches here went on strike today. The workers, who belong to the Singapore Bank Employees' Union, walked out just before noon.378 words
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Article33 1966-12-17 1 BAN <i\ RALLY I'\KIS. Fri. Paris police h«-.ulqu.»rtrrv to«la> h.imuMl onimuni-t <lr n"mxti.\lnm <lue to be held in (<nti.il I'm* tonight to protest .ly.nnst \'inrri(.«n bombing »i North nam Reuter. AReuter - 33 words
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237 1966-12-17 2 Chinese have become a serious problem, says Suharto lAKARTA, Iri. Indonesia's Army leader, Gen. Suharto, told parliament yesterday that the Chinese had beerae a sriious problem in the country "Indonesians of Chinese deseenl and Chinese citizens haxe be coin c a serious problem alter Ihe October alTair (last sears abortiveReuter - 237 words
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Article23 1966-12-17 2 A! CiIF.KS In President BnuiMTlipnup has acfpplpd an invlI tatlon to visit North Korea, it I was innounrfd today. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration841 1966-12-17 2 RICHARD I. STONE - RICHARD I. STONE: DEFENCE TO PRESENT CASE ON TUESDAY By Jakarta, Friday THE state early today demanded the death penalty for former Indonesian Air Vice-Marshal Omar Dhani for his role in last year's bloody Communist coup attempt. The demand wa.s madt' by the841 words
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Article, Illustration301 1966-12-17 2 Dismissed Mayor is paraded at big Red Guard rally PEKING, Fri. Peng Chen, once-power-ful Mayor of Peking, was presented before a huge crowd of Red Guards and others at Pckinps Workers' Stadium on Monday, Red Guard newspapers said today. The newspapers. dated Tuesday and available today, giive similar account* ofReuter - 301 words
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119 1966-12-17 2 'TOKYO, m Five people were killed and 22 injured here last night when a commuter train hit another train that had derailed moments earlier. The freak accident occurred at 10.35 p.m. near the Nishi-Arai station in the eastern suburbs of Tokyo when119 words
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Miscellaneous36 1966-12-17 2 THE SAMBOLg -< (ve'ze outN I of penjoL/ SOU UAV6NT I?UN WAS IW A MOR& J fT^^H OUT OF PETCOL SCCLUDED SPOT) I ftg «mcc before we v p ICJLj Lrv 11 married^ I gi I "oVed36 words
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415 1966-12-17 3 Russian MiGs rip into U.S. formations over Hanoi SAIGON, Friday of advanced Soviet designed MiG fighters and some of the heaviest anti-aircraft fire yet encountered ripped into American aircraft formations during Wednesday's raids near Hanoi, the U.S. Command said last night. A spokesman said three American planes were shot downReuter; AP - 415 words
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413 1966-12-17 3 Difficult days ahead for Americans in Vietnam: Johnson WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Johnson said here yesterday it would be "some time" before peace came to Vietnam and warned that long and difficult days faced the American people in the war. "I wish I could tell you that peace is Just aroundReuter; AP - 413 words
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Article46 1966-12-17 3 SRINAGAR, Fri. The Kashmir Government today announced that 46 people had been released from detention in the last four days. The detainees- all members of political parties hostile to Kashmir's links with India, were being held without trial under India's emergency laws. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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154 1966-12-17 3 Young Tory leader quits over Rhodesia policy T ONDON, Fri. A former chairman of Britain's Young Conservative Movement is joining the Labour Party because of the Conservative Party attitude to Rhodesia. Mr. Terence Wray. 30, who fought two Parliamentary elections as a Conservative candidate and was made a Member ofReuter - 154 words
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Article39 1966-12-17 3 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. The U.N. Security Council yesterday unanimously extended for another six months the mandate of the U.N. peacekeeping force on Cyprus. The current term of the 4.600-man force expires on Dec. 26.39 words
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Advertisement107 1966-12-17 3 JUST WEAR AND A jantzen SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP 81, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. WIN $500!! CALL IN FOR MORE DETAILS. ARTICLES j Marble Desk Sets Leather Desk Sets Jfc Office Diaries y Christmas New Year Cards Saturday Open Till 5.30 p. m. E. J. MOTIWALLA CO. 2 Raffles Place,107 words
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Advertisement379 1966-12-17 4 I g:and charity FILM PREMIERE 1 THURS., 22nd DEC at 9.00 p.m. gj I IN AID OF THE j| I CHRISTMAS FAIR J (CHILDREN'S CHARITIES) 1966 m TO INAUGURATE THE GRAND OPENING OF fAI A THEATRE Uo#\LA% (formerly The New Alhambral ADMISSION: $1.00. $2 00. $3.00 (NORMAL PRICES! (Season Starts379 words
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Advertisement580 1966-12-17 4 lgAT|j|j|| 31ST SPECTACULAR DAY! Daily Shows 12 45, 4JO A S.IS Tomorrow txf-; Srvw ot 900 orr>. Admission: $1. 50, S2.SO A $4.00 .Coth Bookings Only; 20th Century hox Presents THE OINO DE LAUREN HIS Production Ot "THE BIBLE" ...IN THE BEGINNING FILMED in O-oO racnn.coior. SCHOOL CHILDREN CONCESSION: 11.50580 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1966-12-17 5 Skirts, blouses as uniforms not compulsory: Ong QUERY ON DRESS FOR MALAY SCHOOL GIRLS SINGAPORE. Fri. THK Minister for Education, MR. ONG PANG BOON, lokl Parliament today thiil it wus not compulsory for Malay school to wear skills and blouses as their uniforms instead of sarong and baju kurong despite1,077 words
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Article412 1966-12-17 5 Re-registra tion: An extension SINGAPORE. Fri PARLIAMENT today voted an extra sum of $561,200 for the National Registration Office after the acting Minister of Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, bid explained that the services of the staff were still required for additional work next year. This year, the office was412 words
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Article34 1966-12-17 5 SINCi \PORE. Fri. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Health Ministry. Mr. Sia Kah Hui. will declare open the overhead pedestrian bride* at 5 m.s. L'pper Serancoon Road at 5 p.m. tomorrow.34 words
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Article99 1966-12-17 5 Damages of $30,000 for family SINGAPORE. Fri The High Court today assessed damages at $30,000 for the family of a "pirate" taximan. Chio Chye Wan. who was 39 when killed in a gas cylinder explosion on the five-footway of the Tay Chew Guan Refrigerating Co. in Cecil Street two years99 words
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Article51 1966-12-17 5 SINOAPORE. Fri.— A cychst. Wee Ah Joo. 57. who was knocked down by a car in Thomson Road on Tuesday, refused treatment at the General Hospital and died the next day. A police spokesman said today: "Wee refused treatment because he thought he had not sustained any51 words
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Advertisement145 1966-12-17 5 Ki'aer introduces new fashions M H Bt^B HI "Rider" introduces a wide selection of the latest and most exquisite fashions in sports wear and casual wear. For glamour, comfort, quality and enchanting colours. r*iCf€f* GENT LADY'S WEAR There's a UICTA mower for every type of lawn w W? l. 4145 words
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Article24 1966-12-17 6 SINGAPORE. Fri— "About 400 members of the PAP Telolt Blaneah branch will attend a picnic at Pasir RlB bungalow on Sunday.24 words
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Article194 1966-12-17 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government will be launching an islandwide anti mosquito campaign to eradicate the heightening mosquito menace in Singapore. The Minister for Health. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin. announced this in Parliament today in reply to a question from the Member for Ponegol. Mr Ng Kali194 words
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Article, Illustration541 1966-12-17 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. TIIK Singapore Finance Minister, MR. LIM x KIM SAN. told Parliament tonight that it was inappropriate for him to lead a trade delegation to Jakarta at present due to conditions prevailing in Indonesia. He was replying to541 words
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Article127 1966-12-17 6 Rush to be S'pore citizens SINGAPORE. Fri Mr. Oik Pang Boon, acting for I the Minister lor Labour. told Parliament today that the delay in the pro of applications for citizenship ni unavoidable because of the great rush of 1 applicants since Singapore's separation from Ma; When Singapore wa.s m127 words
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Article76 1966-12-17 6 SINGAPORE. Fit Mr Ong Pang Boon, standing m as Minister for Labour, today gave an assuiance that holders of new pink citizenship Identity cards were Singapore citizens Answering a question In Parliament by the Member for Kam- pone Kembangran. Irirhe Mnh*med Arlff bin Suradl. on whetha* the>e76 words
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Article186 1966-12-17 6 RUMANIA SEEKS A TRADE PACT SINGAPORE, Fri. A trade delegation from the Socialist Republic of Rumania will arrive here on Monday to negotiate a trade agreement with the Singapore Gove r nment. The three-man million will be led by Mr. Stefan Voinov. dlrr. the Rumanian Ministry of Foreign Trade. The186 words
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Article213 1966-12-17 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Employers Federation and the National Employers Council, the only two registered trade unions of employers in Singapore together with 25 leading companies are supporting, with $2,500 worth of prizes and advertisements, the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union annual dance in aid213 words
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Miscellaneous165 1966-12-17 6 "■1& AtftliWUk O^*" bu:lJ -J MEETING OF A YE9.BUT I*N« 1 f I ETS GO SEE WHY NOT' IfajhT QlL™*~, fl^nCr*jfii k^ir^ *HATOn\thE MOCMWJ NEvfe? HKARP WHAT THEY'RE 'A UTTLE 1111 GOO' NESS. 1 'ftVfnW§ sJv^Cjs* 7v<9J jjL EARTH? MEN'S OJJB. I THEM SO L PO gG^£-' I P6EK n165 words
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Article, Illustration258 1966-12-17 7 YAP KIM ONN - By YAP KIM ONN Kuala Lumpur, Friday ALMOST all the 7,000 residents of Sungei Way village lay awake last night following a fracas started by several youths at a258 words
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Article200 1966-12-17 7 Pep pills: MP seeks action SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister of Health, Mr. V on g Nyuk Lin, was today asked to look into the question of "pep pills" being sold to youths by unauthorised dealers. Speaking during the debate on the estimates of expenditure for the Health Ministry. Mr. Lim200 words
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Article46 1966-12-17 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Pn. Mr Horst M. Scheflorri dirmor of the I Berlin Institute lor Mass Ommur.;--1 canon in Developing Countries, arrived here last night to .study the problems of mass communication in Malaysia. During his four-day stay he will meet Malaysian Journaliau.46 words
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Article101 1966-12-17 7 Liaison team gets a new chief KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Lt. Col. Wan Ismail bin Mohamed Salleh, 35, has been appointed the new head of the Malaysian liaison team in Jakarta. He succeeds Lt. Col. Mohamed Yusof bin Ibrahim, who has been unwell. A former student of the Malay College i"101 words
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Article27 1966-12-17 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A minar on ''Liberal Education in a Modern Industrialised Society" will be held at the University of Singapore Students Union House on Saturday.27 words
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208 1966-12-17 8 MP tells of rusty nail in hospital food SINGAPORE, Fri. Parliament was today told how a patient at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital one day found a rusty nail in his food and a Health Ministry official's comment about the incident. Mr. S.V. Lingam <Aljunied>. who was speaking during the208 words
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Article32 1966-12-17 8 SINGAPORE. Fri —The Eriurntton M. nister. Mr. On* Pane Boon. told Parliament today that five S;nga pores us were now lakinsr survey course at the Kuai<i I.uminn Technical College.32 words
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Article, Illustration212 1966-12-17 8 * Chan Beng Soon - Tengku: I've picked Razak's heir t oo. Chan Beng Soon HIS NAME? THAT'S A SECRET. By Alor Star, Friday 'J'ENGKU Abdul Rahman disclosed last night that he had chosen an heir for his successor, Tun Abdul Razak. in case anything happened to the Deputy Prime Minister. "When I die. Tun212 words
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103 1966-12-17 8 Finance companies still give insurance CIMGAPOBE, Kri. I)eJ po.siton* witfc finance companies will continue to cn.ioy fKC personal accident insurance cover despite the decision of 14 banks to M-rap this benefit for holders of savings accounts both in Singapore and Malaysia lrum Jan. 1. A (heck among finance companies today103 words
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Article30 1966-12-17 8 PENANG. .Fri The Penane Malay Chamber of Commerce \\:ll meet on Monday night to discuss a proposal to send a Malay tr.<de muuion to Medan early next year.30 words
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108 1966-12-17 8 Bandaged 'patient' robs physician UUALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. A -patient" with his left arm bandaged— held up a Chinese physician and robbed him of 51. 500 here yesterday. The Chinese tlp-Mta was in his shop in Blur Boy Mansions with wife and two children when youth came in at about108 words
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220 1966-12-17 8 NEGRI GIRL IMPRESSES AUSTRALIA WITH MALAYSIAN FABRICS BRISBANE. Fri.- A Negrl Sembilan girl has played a key role in the micre.ssful introduction of Malaysian fabrics in Australian high lashion She !a Miss Indrani Sivam. 21. of Tampin. who has just completed an interior decorating course at the Brisbane Central Technical220 words
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Article55 1966-12-17 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Fn. A lour. man delegution from the West Coast Inshore Fishermen's Association wil: meet the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. tomorrow. Th.- delegation intpnds to lai beforr the Minister all the problems of the inshore fishermen Mr. Da. id Chooriß. ie*al aclviMr55 words
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Article13 1966-12-17 8 PENANG. Fr:. Piv* v thefts »«-e reported here venter- I day.13 words
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Advertisement111 1966-12-17 8 KRIESLER MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IN TV VIEWING! CINESCOPF I I A SINGAPORE LIST PRICE $1350 V This kriesler model incorporates the popular lo*-*ide look and features speakers at each end. kriesler puts po* er behind the picture with a king-size power transformer giving you perfect picture and sound. Have a111 words
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Article, Illustration176 1966-12-17 9 Bill Campbell - Bill Campbell: SABAH GETS A $15m IDEA From Jesselton, Fri. YHE Sabah State Government intends to obtain a bigger share of timber profits for the benefit of the people by revising the royalty rate. The State Finance Minister, Inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh, told176 words
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287 1966-12-17 9 Five projects announced by Minister ment of Federal authorities; MORE SCHOLARSHIPS for native schoolchildren; and. INCREASED GRANTS to local authorities to provide better services and amenities for the people. Inche Harris said the Corporation would provide the State with a specialised body to stimulate and promote development par- ticularly in287 words
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Article, Illustration234 1966-12-17 9 Singer This tendency to go Western is bad CINGAPORE, Frl. Top Au s tr a lian singer Lucky Starr spoke today of 'the worst thing that can happen to Eastern music— too much encroaenment of Western style and Influence. He regretted that modern Eastern music had "a tendency to go234 words
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Article48 1966-12-17 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The six-man delegation, led by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Inche Jaafar bin Mohamed Taha. which is in Indonesia discussing details of the resumption of postal and telecommunications services between the two countries, will return on Sunday.48 words
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Article39 1966-12-17 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The visiting correspondent of Pravda, Mr. Yuri Yasnev. today called on the Minister or Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. and the Minister of Works Posts and Telecommunications. Tan Sri V. T. Sambanthan.39 words
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91 1966-12-17 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Traction Co. is waiting for the Government to announce its policy on local motor assembly plants before adding more buses to its present fleet of 450. The company's general manager, Mr. H. M. J. Jensen, said this today when asked91 words
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Miscellaneous39 1966-12-17 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdaht w^^^^/'POI?KY PIG, N fsOPSY.PETLJVA^i FURNITURE \teni aaxjteS IM<3oi\G\\ )x^_ A SO: y TOGIVEVOU ii 1 Zr 1 a good 1 v C...VOLJRE RUDE, > f...AND cuSTHERMCRE.^^UJ*! INJCONSIDEBATE AMD... V 8CA...8LA...3LA... Jl y i i ~v39 words
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Article, Illustration273 1966-12-17 10 A gift to Lubis 'SYMBOL OF NEWSPAPER FRIENDSHIP' Kuala Lumpur, Fri. rE Straits Times Prea* (M) Ltd. today presented two linotype machines to Mr. Mochtar Lubis, the distinguished Indonesian editor. The presentation was In answer to a recent appeal by the International Press Institute to Its members to help Mr.273 words
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111 1966-12-17 10 Malaysia's stability impresses bank chief I£UALA LUMPUR. Fri. "•The Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Dr. H.C. Coombs, left for Bangkok today after a week's \islt very Impressed with Malaysia's economic stability. "Very few developing countries have managed to maintain such a high level of economic stability within such111 words
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Article80 1966-12-17 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. Lee Cheng Ong, 48. and his wife, An* Siew Kian, also 48. were found with stab wounds in a house in Joo Chiat Road this morning. They have been admitted to the General Hospital. A police spokesman said that the crew commander -Of80 words
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Article82 1966-12-17 10 Xmas tree gift to Singapore QINGAPORE, Fri— Raffle* Place has been given a Christmas look with the arrival of a Christmas tree from the famous fir and pine forests of Germany. The tree is a gift to the people of Singapore from the German airline, Lufthansa, and was presented to82 words
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Advertisement221 1966-12-17 10 Put more ACTION into N your pictures with /W/^ x fabulOUS /ess-too/^^^ Ime products of the Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd. <^8| Bh^ 'O o/ Japan, one of the world's largest complete mm £?JC3^^^. photographic organisations, makers of quality |^^H photographic supplies including Fujica still and Nirkf^^Jfefc.l cine Cameras, Fujica221 words
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Advertisement135 1966-12-17 10 Don't give your cold away Every time you sneeze you can give your cold to someono else. Don't make other people suffer when you suffer from a cold. Control it, right from th© start, with Contac 500. Inside every capsule, marked with the distinctive QjD are over 500 tiny 'time135 words
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261 1966-12-17 11 Senu Why self-help spirit must be revived. KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said today that the spirit of gotong royong of the rural people will be revived with the "clean up" contest launched by the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs. He261 words
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96 1966-12-17 11 VI ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The ban on the firing of crackers in West Malaysia will be lifted for 24 hours on Christmas Day and also on New Year's Day. But in Sarawak the ban will be strictly enforced throughout the State. In Sabah firing96 words
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Article51 1966-12-17 11 Reminder KUALA LUMPUR. Pri The New Zealand High Comission here hu attain reminded students wishIng to ro to New Zealand for further studies next year to complete their application papers and return them to the High Commission before Dec. 28 (for necondary stu- 1 dents) and Jan. 35 (for university51 words
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Article, Illustration112 1966-12-17 11 THE Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Int'he Senu bin Abdul Rahman, rolling the first hall at Jackie's Bowl in Ampm- Road. Ku.Ja Lumpur, on Thursday night to open the second open national ten-pin bowling championships. More than 300 competitors are taking part in the112 words
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236 1966-12-17 11 Teachers' Joint Council meeting put off 1/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The inaugural meeting of the new National Joint Council of Teachers, scheduled for Tuesday, has been postponed indefinitely. This is the second time that the inauguration has been postponed. The secretary of the Teachers' Panel, inche Kasslm bin Harun, said today236 words
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Article52 1966-12-17 11 TELUK ANSON. Fn. The Social Welfare Department here ha.s distributed 56 bags of rice to another 444 families, totalling 2 433 people, in seven Icampongs hit by the recent floods The kampongs are Labu Kubnng. Sungei Suli. Bandar Tua Ulu. Bandar Tua. Biah. Alah and52 words
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Advertisement332 1966-12-17 11 hoover carnival offer 21 from your dealers I \^o^^^^ throughout mmmmm^^ Singapore f^^tfl West Malaysia When you buy your Hoover Cleaner or .I.' ;'> Polisher from your dealer you will obtain \c^P the usual discounts, but the HooverV-. I Carnival Offer will enable you to secure an q^" N^jo\ additional332 words
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Obituary20 1966-12-17 12 U W»rd» til (Minimmm) LEONO KWONO CHAN paaaed awa» peacefully on 15th December 19M at General Hoapltal Kuala I.umpur.20 words
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Article55 1966-12-17 12 !0 Wordt tIS (Minimum) FAMILY OP the late Madam I>e* Ah Poh exprena their thanka to the Doctora and Nuraea of Thomaca Road General Hospital for their kind aaaintaac*. MR. A MRS. George De Silva thank rrlativea and frlenda for their aaaiat•Mßj presenm. good lihn and attendance at their55 words
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Obituary29 1966-12-17 12 20 Hnrdi $11 i Mm, mum, IN LOVING MEMORY of Chean Kirn Loh, Teluk An«on Departed 17 12-6.V Sadly mi««cd tmt fondly cherlahed by wife and children29 words
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Article669 1966-12-17 12 In the absence of an official opposition, the debate on Singapore's budget was surprisingly animated. If the crux of it was whether the Finance Minister was a little too optimistic, then Mr. Lim Kirn San more than held his own. The budget looks realistic enough nor669 words
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Article366 1966-12-17 12 Gotong royong is not producing the results it should, and a little outside pressure could be a help. That is part of the idea behind a clean-up competition which the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs will launch next month. It will show people in the366 words
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Article202 1966-12-17 12 Imagine a childhood spent without benefit of Donald Duck or Mickey Mouse, and one must immediately rank their creator high among the great civilising influences of the age. Not that such was Walt Disney's intention; rather he set out only to amuse, succeeding so well that his death202 words
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Article465 1966-12-17 12 YUNUS MARIS - Learning Malay 300 YUNUS MARIS By M.A. (London) University of Malaya Inl !«-lah PElajarAN yang akhlr SA-kall dalam SIRI Inl. yarn? dapat saya sediaKAN uniok MEMbantu tuan2 dalam usaha tuan2 MEMPELaJnrI baha.sa KEbangsaAN kita. Saya BERharap bahawn denitan MENGkutl PELaJarAN2 yang telah lain itu. tuan2 telah dapat PERsedlaAN untok MENQftunaKAN465 words
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1684 1966-12-17 12 Allington Kennard - New strength in Singapore's Women's Charter Allington Kennard by MORE CONTROL OF CUSTOMARY MARRIAGE, A NEW GROUND FOR DIVORCE, BETTER PROTECTION OF WOMEN'S PROPERTY RIGHTS THE bill to amend the Women's Charter, which has had its second reading in Singapore's Parliament, proposes three major changes. It strengthens control of customary1,684 words
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Advertisement938 1966-12-17 12 Straits Times Malay Mail Clo^ifird od»ertnemenii b« handed >o COLD STORAGt SUPfRMARKET Orchard Road (deception!*! Out. l COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Read Naval Ba«a. Aurhomed AarnM: CITY BOOK STORI ITO.. Wmtheiler Houte. Cellyet Q«e*. rut NEWS FRONT Mipatrick't Supermarket M M ISMAIL 1 Admirolty Rood. Naval 6o«* MAMItM STORE.938 words
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Advertisement28 1966-12-17 12 Internationally Known A 4 ft G>&a4*to i~>c~><~'«r~> i v i ;s*^ Dacron' and cotton TTw PEKING Company (S) Ltd M S, 42, North Bridge Road, ItMMaM Tel J541428 words
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Advertisement180 1966-12-17 12 RADIOGRAM CAUTION! M Sola Ai«n«: GWAN (MALAYA) LTD. Ch.na Inturmce Building, 174 Biu Roe*. K.U 51-J3. Buth Strut. Penanj. Study at Home and Pass Every day letters anne at Wolsey Hall from students in Malaysia and countries all over the world. These young men and women realise that a good180 words
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Article, Illustration254 1966-12-17 13 Encore Festival show stealers are back SINGAPORE, Fri. The show-stealers at the South-East Asia Cultural Festival three years ago are back. They are the Baranggay Dancers from the Philippines. Twenty-six of them, led by Prof. Paz-Cielo A. Belmonte. head of the Department of Physical Education at the Philippine Normal College,254 words
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Article97 1966-12-17 13 Union gets a new executive SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Clarence de Silva, general secretary of the Malaysian Airways/Qantas Empire Airways Local Employees' Union in 1963 64. has been elected its new secretary. He secured the highest number of votes at yesterday's elections for a new 15-member executive committee. Other officials elected:97 words
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Article95 1966-12-17 13 Names on uniforms for —nurses SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. told .'urliament today he would consider the possibility of nurses having their names on their uniforms like the doctors. He was replying to Madam Chan Choy Slong (PAPUelta). Referring to cases of discourtesy, she suggested95 words
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Article63 1966-12-17 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Democratic Action Party will hold Its first election rally for the Kampong Bahru by-election on Sunday, at 7.30 p.m. at Jaian Haji Hussein, near the Chow Kit Road market. Dr. Lim Chong Eu. leader of the United Democratic Party, and Mr. C.63 words
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Article, Illustration277 1966-12-17 13 'PROVE WE'RE DISLOYAL' CHALLENGE SINGAPORE, Friday READERS of both the Singapore Alliance and Singapore Umno today strongly denied a charge by the Foreign Minister Mr. Rajaratnam, that the two political parties were "not interested in seeing a peaceful and prosperous Singapore At a Vigilante Corps recruitment277 words
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Article55 1966-12-17 13 PENANG. Fri. All churches here have been invited to participate in the combined carol service to be held on the St. George's Church compound on Monday night. The Salvation Army band will accompany the choirs at the service, sponsored by the Penarg branch of th* Council of55 words
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Article49 1966-12-17 13 LONDON. Fri. MalavMa has placed an order for electronic measuring equipment worth £24 000 with Marconi Instruments Ltd.. it was announced today. The order Includes signal generators, oscilloscopes, electronic counters, modulation meters, and oscillators which are to be used In th* maintenance of communications systems.49 words
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144 1966-12-17 13 Housing Board LOSING money: Minister CINGAPORE. Fri. Contrary to prevalent belief, the Singapore Housing and Development Board Is NOT making money. Disclosing this la Parliament today the Mnlster of Finance, Mr. Lim Kirn San. said that In fact the Board was running "at a loss" but, he added, "for a144 words
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337 1966-12-17 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. r'O motions were moved in the High Court today on behalf of a carpenter, Foong Jam Keong, who is on bail pending trial with eight others in a district court next April in connection with an incident at an337 words
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Advertisement214 1966-12-17 13 The gift for the man who wants to be different Mi I A Hit ORIGINAL metis toiletries m--i Till HOIIMII COMPANY I.IMITKn. r MORE FAIR; ICollosal Christinas Offer We have selected two times one this morning, and one this afternoon. The two I persons making their purchases in 1 Morefair,214 words
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Advertisement38 1966-12-17 13 J^^a> i UaV ■■BS^^bssH Baßkfe w mi h i 9 Be H I fi BSftUfe* A Hi <afl Lwc j/M mtm. KiMiSL^^H HP"- i-jl J^aW t Jjp, ft- mi ttl r I at BY flB A.-' I HpU38 words
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Miscellaneous829 1966-12-17 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur 6.00 News to Tamil; «.10 and Penanf; 6 Ipoh and Super Six— cartoon; 6.35 DenMalacca; 3, 10 Johore Bahru; ills the Menace; 7.00 News In 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; English; 7.10 Asian Games 9 Khianc Report; 7.35 Bewitched It's Magic; 8.00 News In829 words
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Article, Illustration745 1966-12-17 14 'SUGAR-COATED FILMS FOR THE FAMILY, NOT FOR THE EGGHEAD CRITICS' THE fame of film cartoonist Walt Disney, who died on Thursday, was almost eclipsed during his lifetime by his two chief creations Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. He combined his talents as a cartoonist and camera expert andReuter - 745 words
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Article, Illustration11 1966-12-17 14 First of string of feature-length successes in colour11 words
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145 1966-12-17 14 r)ETROIT, Fri. Teamsters Union president James Hoffa yesterday ordered rank and file demonstrators to return immediately to work and "don't take the law in your own hands." Hoffa told more than 1.200 Teamsters who staged a wildcat strike to protest against the U.S.AP - 145 words
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Advertisement328 1966-12-17 14 be popular with a POLAROID SWINGER this Christmas the 10 second camera. v 5591 fefe PENANG $63.00 Pretty exciting idea, isn't it-a camera that That means okay to shoot. Okay for a JKK a finished print 10 seconds after perfect black and uh.to «posurc. After you shoot? The new Polaroid328 words
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Advertisement206 1966-12-17 14 FOR THE WOMAN I WHO LOVES BEING A WOMMI > D o sE 3 ***D and < B LOTION A I I treatment 1 that cares for ?jl y oiu skin oxt% it ia: bb aftcr-batk 1 luxury care for all-owr tki« I i beauty 1 Enriched -wttk I 'hoMt206 words
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Article300 1966-12-17 15 Critical rice shortage in Ceylon COLOMBO, Friday. £JEYLON is iaced with a critical shortage of rice following the failure to obtain expected supplies from Burma, the Prime Minister, Mr. Dudley Senanayake, told a Press conference today. The island has barely enough stocks to last nntil the end of the monthReuter - 300 words
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Article74 1966-12-17 15 LONDON Frl. Prime Minister Wilson said yesterday that the timetable for his forthcoming tour of Common Market countries with Foreign Secretary George Brown included a nsit to Bruwel.s Mr. Wilson who was answruriß questions in the House of Commons added (hat he would be veryReuter - 74 words
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135 1966-12-17 15 NO CASH, SO GHANA CLOSES 20 FOREIGN MISSIONS ACCRA, Fri. Gha- na's military government has closed 20 of the country's embassies and missions abroad as an economy measure since the coup which overthrew Pre s i dent Nkrumah last February. An official of the Ministry of External Affairs disclosed thatReuter - 135 words
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69 1966-12-17 15 ANKARA, Frl.— Czechoslovakia has stopped a second shipment of heavy arms on Its way to Cyprus amid lncreaslne Turkish protests. It was authoritatively learned today. The Czechoslovak ambassador here called at the Turkish Portign Office today and reported that his government had stopped theReuter - 69 words
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174 1966-12-17 15 JAKARTA, Fri.—Former editor of the banned Communist newspaper Peo p 1 c's Daily. Naibaho, and another Communist Journalist Samo s i r have been captured by Jakarta Garrison troops. They were arrested In a swoop in the central Jakarta suburb oi Gunung Sahari. theReuter - 174 words
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99 1966-12-17 15 TOKYO. Frl The •mount spent by Japanese business organisation* last year on lavish entertain ment was more than the nations total expenditure on social security, the tax administration agency said today. The money spent on entertainment by 710.000 business establishments throughout the country mainly in barsReuter - 99 words
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Article, Illustration90 1966-12-17 15 99.5 PER cent pure water Hows UPwards f ALTECH graduate David James demonstrates the unusual properties of "elastic" water, which keeps flowing out of a jar held upright. Once started, the flow of water can be stopped only by cutting it with a pair of scissors. James discovered the "elastic"90 words
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Article24 1966-12-17 15 OTTAWA. Frl— The Senate today approved a $22,500,000 appropriation Bill for emergency food shipments to famine-stricken area* o India and Pakistan— ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Advertisement1262 1966-12-17 15 Want better Home Movies? Get Sankyo super SX super LM They're easier to handle... and lower in price The Sankyo Super 5X movie camera uses the new The Sankyo Super LM S movie projector is quick loading Super 8 Cartridge film that gives especially designed for the Super B' and1,262 words
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127 1966-12-17 16 MALAYSIAN Railways offer a poor service but I never expected anything like the experience passengers suffered on Dec. 8 returning to Penang from Padang Besar. The train that should have left Padang Besar at 4.45 p.m. did not move until 6.35. It was waiting127 words
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Letter172 1966-12-17 16 ()N Nov. 28 my wife w went to the Singapore Railway Station and booked six second class tickets and six sleeping berths M. 1-6 for a trip on Dec. 12 by the 10 p.m. night mall from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. When we arrived at the172 words
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Letter114 1966-12-17 16 'ITIAFFIC arrangements on the Penang Port Commission ferries can be improved. Motorcyclists are allotted the front row, the lour rows behind are for cars, lorries and vans, and the last or back row for the bicycles. I do not see any reason why the authorities cannot follow114 words
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Letter72 1966-12-17 16 HIGHER IN THE LOWER SIXTH XJOSTEL fees for sixth formers in King George the Fifth School in Seremban puzzle me. The Upper Six students are charged only $15 a month whereas Lower Six students are charged IK This month there are only two days of school. The Upper Six are72 words
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Letter171 1966-12-17 16 reading the letter on school magazines (B.T. Dec. 3) i studied the magazine of the Sultan Abdul Aziz <P) School. Telok Anson for the year, 1966 because my first perusal of the magazine suggested that It had been very well done. Of the 78 photographs171 words
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Letter57 1966-12-17 16 r OULDNT it be better If the jazz programme time be changed to 7.00 or 7.30 p.m. Instead of 11.30 p.m. each week. Those who watch and really enjoy this programme are mostly musicians, and most usually miss it because they are at worl: by the time. Housewives and children57 words
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153 1966-12-17 16 I wish to refer to the leader which appeared In the Berita Harian (of Nov 6.) urging the Government to form an Inter-Faith Council to preserve and promote mutual understanding among the various religions In our country. Our Deputy Prime Ministir Tun Abdul Razak has153 words
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Letter177 1966-12-17 16 Welcoming the visitors— I REFER to the letter by "Permanent" (ST. Dec. 12) heaaed "A better welcome for visitors." Some years ago at the request of the owners and agents of vessels using the port of Singapore, this department introduced a 24 hours clearance service. The purpose Is to clear177 words
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Letter81 1966-12-17 16 many new schools are opened each year, teachers, whether they apply for transfer or not. must necessarily be drawn *rom existing schools to staff new schools. In this the exigencies of the service must take precedence over all other considerations. Teachers are deployed according to the needs of the service.81 words
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Advertisement75 1966-12-17 16 Ira CLUBMAN i \5~7 Cvf I SL H£o^ S CLUBMAN BEACH-BAG IIfCLUBMAN Take advantage of this fabulous FREE OFFER now! Buy Clubman Quality 945, the luxurious shirt of 80% Tetoron— 2o% Cotton. Choose longsleeves, or short. And, choose Clubman Quality 504, or Quality 306.* Act now! All Clubman prices remain75 words
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Advertisement188 1966-12-17 16 Know what's watt? A9PIV ■"••■^^■^^•^•■i^M^^iß I Z- K=3» Q lpi I O O O ~-Q I Model DC-600C A stereo's audio output is important— that's what. The spectacular Sanyo Model DC-600C has up to 30 watts of power. That's a lot of sound, perfectly balanced too. Of course we realize188 words
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Article, Illustration959 1966-12-17 17 GEOFFREY GELDARD - GEOFFREY GELDARD 'SARAWAK NOT ON BRINK OF BANKRUPTCY' From Kuching, Friday -Three Ministers to do the job of one Ministry now, says Ong THE Chief Minister, Penghulu Tawi Sli, regretted today that the Opposition in the Council Negri had been 'small-minded and ill-inform-ed959 words
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Article71 1966-12-17 17 I SINGAPORE. Fri— The Parliatmenury Secretary to the Finance Minister. Mr. S- Ramaswamy. told Parliament today that all the two-and-half million tickets for the first Singapore Big Sweep were sold. The Singapore Turf Club, he > added, had agreed to hand over the proceeds to the71 words
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Article32 1966-12-17 17 IPOH. Fr:. Four youths, three of them armed with daggers held up a shop in the Menglembu regrouping area last night and escaped in a car with (400 and jewellery.32 words
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Article, Illustration97 1966-12-17 17 IT L ALA LIMPLR. FriThe Yang di-Pertuan Aeons has conferred awards on two Australians in recognition of thnr services to Malaysia. Captain A. M. Synnot. RAN. (above), and Mr G. J. Menzies. have been awarded the JMN (Johan Mancku Negara) for their services to Malaysia97 words
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Article46 1966-12-17 17 IPOH. Fri Dato Mohamed Ali Zain bin Haji Mohanied Zain Speaker of the State Legislative Assembly has been named head of its Standina Orders Committpr and the Committee of Privileges. Each ol the commi'tees includes a member of the Opposition Peo- pies" Progressive Parly.46 words
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113 1966-12-17 17 gINGAPORE. Fn. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. told Parliament today that the Government at present had no intention of raising the public assistance rates fur the aged and widows. Answering Mr. Ho See Beng iPAP-Bras Basah) he113 words
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180 1966-12-17 17 IT U ALA LUMPUR, FH Additional passenger accommodation will be provided on all day and night expresses and local trains during th* Christmas and New Year holidays from Wednesday to Jan. 4. The Malayan Railway announced today that th» night express trams180 words
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Article28 1966-12-17 17 IPOH. Fn.-Auisi Tang Tuck Kan. 32 will exhibit 70 of hU paintings, mostly m oil. at the public library here for three days, beginning on Wednesday.28 words
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Advertisement269 1966-12-17 17 SODA WITH A SPARKLE ml a M JfiP 'I M WmmW 1 k*l mW^ jWl^^ A^Lrf^r. *Sm\\w\wWW SIS Fill a Sparklets syphon with wafer, add a pinch of bicarb., screw in a Sparklets bulb now you're ready to go! You've got enough fresh tingling soda for everyone's drinks, both Jong269 words
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Advertisement43 1966-12-17 17 m Seven-Up Li\ Bkl Kj fSueil doesn't take getting used 111 to Youll like the 7- Up... the mix that's asked for by name more often by more people IWk ROMEO \Skffl SHOES avAiiaan at an uadino itoiii ZLIN CO. LTD. SINGAPORE FENM4643 words
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Miscellaneous299 1966-12-17 17 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 4 Even four giving up halt th« 1 Money |olfer» rmve in change l lt P"n<-!p'« '5 5i 4. 9| 5 Regretted sounding rough (4) 6 Not an additional puzzle? <7) 8 Hart become* involved in p, lrs c mislaid: mean to have opera in Wale*299 words
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Advertisement1039 1966-12-17 18 r— (CoDllnued Irom Page 12| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS tt Word* $li (Minimum) OR AND MRS. K. Kumarashwaran thnnk relatives and friends for their kind attendance, valuable presents, good wisb.es and assistance at their wedding 00 7-12-68. MR. AND MRS. K. Ramnath, Ipoh. and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Nalr, Singapore thank ail1,039 words
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Advertisement1063 1966-12-17 18 SITUATIONS VACANT M H ore's St (Mi*.)— Box St rt*. txtrm WANTED ENCLIS44 $PEAKING Waitresses Apply personally Corner Hou.«e Bar. 9M L'pper Cbangi Road. S pore Tel 4»l3'.'a WANTEb ENGLISH SPEAKING, young Haitresses st Red Home Bar Apply spotlight Bar. 53. Sembawaag Road, B'pore. WANTED ATTRACTIVE MODELS <ali nationalities! (or1,063 words
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Advertisement1113 1966-12-17 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li Word* 5f 1 Mi*.)— Box it cl: txtrm FURNISHED 4-BBDROOM fenced detached r>uni£Slon. Bhepher*l Hill, 8 pore :i Phone 9262S (or particulars Vuw after 1 p.m UNFURNISHED FURNISHED T>w Flat at f-B Lloyd Road. :< bedrooms. M S Apply Telephone BM7I Singapore *ENNETT ESTATE T*o Storey terrace1,113 words
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Advertisement913 1966-12-17 18 HOUSES LAND WANTED M H.rW. *f (Mil.)— Box St rt*. txtrm INVESMENT COMPANY Require* Buasjassws. Shophouaea in Mttrttt Please enrlo»* type huilt-m area, prwe Box A 4&52 8 T Spore TUITION li Word* St (Mi*.,— Box it et: txtrt H.S.C. CENERAL PAPER. Kchool Certificate English. Tel *****4 Spore LADY TUTOR913 words
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Advertisement780 1966-12-17 18 PEST CONTROL Call la the firm you know. THOMAS COWAN A CO., LTD. FIRST IN THE EAST for FUMIGATION A PEST CONTROL at ALL BORNEO COMPANY BRANCHES throughout MALAYSIA A THAILAND PETS FOR SALE li Wordt St (Mi*.)— Box St eta. mxtrm IN STOCK RED/BROWN discusses fish from ooe Inch780 words
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Advertisement996 1966-12-17 18 T.V. RADIO SALES SERVICE 14 Word* St (Mi*.)— Box it rli mmtrm TELEVISION SERVICE COMPANY specialize id repairs of any make of ■r <ion sat. H'or spn-dv and reliable service rlns (S'pore > 4U7539 anvtim* SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER USED IV. BKTB "Naeensr- W SIMM Ca«n "Nal-enjl" II" $S SO 00996 words
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Advertisement465 1966-12-17 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE 11*4 FORD ZEPHYR 4 X..IK ..I mil<-« El f»l: *****9 af'er fOR DOOR VISORS. I Mtejas I'lstes svarMMsal ■i Ht'Kl'.V TO PROCRESS MOTORS USEO CAR DIVISION 52. Orchard Read, Singapore "WHtRi CUBTOBIBM BKND THtIR nta Special Christmas Offer S2OO DISCOUNT on any used car that you buy465 words
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Advertisement1279 1966-12-17 19 10 LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U.K.I O»» S'pori lain S"hai» PcitaKt NELEUS Havra, L'pool. B'l'tlt. S|O» Cla. 33 Die 11 Oec 21 21 OIC 24 ANCMISFS I rarpaal, G'lSgo* Ok 27 OK 2] CAiCMAb Ba'ce'i, i. li?bon, liverpool Oec 22 Dee 21 Dec 27 II Dec 31 MELAMPUS l'pool. Dublin.1,279 words
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Advertisement1406 1966-12-17 19 I BENmiNE\ EXPRESS SERVICE TC LONOON, LIVERPOOL A CONTINENTAL PORTS. DCUkltruir F W I oriinn JM 12 UtNNAtnlt Hamburg Jm 22 Singapore Pt Sham Hull Jm 29 ll PL Dec 11 DX IS 11 M Drougtl JM 27 C'mouth FH 17 BENVORLICH Fof nverpooi im ii Singipcre Pt. Sham Penani1,406 words
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Advertisement1245 1966-12-17 19 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEI OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARB SERVICI FRBM U.K./CBNTINENT. vim lan Singapore P. Sitta Penang Cm OF BUILDFBRB london. Hamburg. RotttrdMt, Antwen, Hull II Oet Cm SF WINNIPEB london. Hamburg. RotttfdM. Havrt. Hull 71 71 Bn 28/31 Oet Cm BF BROOKLYN lordon. Hamburg, Ratterdaa, Havrt. Hull 21/211,245 words
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Article328 1966-12-17 20 rIS week's local Rubber Market again lost ground, but more active conditions were seen and volume was improved, state U.C.B. and Co. Ltd. in their weekly report. There were no fresh factors to influence the market either way. but heaviness in January position continues to have328 words
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Article243 1966-12-17 20 JAMARV, first trade rubber f.o.b. but en cloaed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore vesterda\ at 601 centa per Ib. down a. quarter of a cent on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and MR. P.. closing price* in cents per243 words
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Article82 1966-12-17 20 HINESE Produce liehanga. Singe- pero neen itnu axr »<«ui yeater day: Coconut ail: bulk »41| acllera. drum $41 kellera. Cepra: Mixed if oh.i looee Dae./ Jan. -.'7* B Pepper:. Muntok whita 5165 aellara, Sarawak nhita »16; is seliera. special Sarawak black SlITi aellers. garbled Lampong black SI 1582 words
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Article93 1966-12-17 20 IHI Allocution el Bank! in Malayaia nude tnree changes Ib Ite ratea to merchants yesterday (all ralea to *ii>" i United Statea: buying. TT 32 11/16, airmail OD 31' 13 16 90 d it 33 2/16 credit bills. 53 16 trade bilia. Canada: buying TT 36 T 16.93 words
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Article12 1966-12-17 20 'THE following November crop has been notified: Amalgamated Rubber 1.465.00012 words
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Article27 1966-12-17 20 Dec 16. RLBBKR PRICE: KOi crnts (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5604 (down 12) cents). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (up 20 tons).27 words
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697 1966-12-17 20 From Our Market Correspondent rE main feature on the Stock Exchange yesterday was CCM which showed a loss of four cents on Thursday's closing price. This was reported to be due to rumours in front of the accounts for the year ended September697 words
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Article27 1966-12-17 20 MaU>an Stock IndnrDee, 15 l)r. 16 •Industrials: I I in. lllli.XK lliti.XH S rubbers: 110.73 1 10.73 •l>pr. M, 1f»63 100 Dec. 29. 1962 10027 words
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Article945 1966-12-17 20 T3LSINKSS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuitead (1.000) $1.57: C. Sugar <suoo> $1.17 D. (8,000) $1.16. 13.000 1 $1.15: CCM. (1.000) $1.63 D, (4.000) $1.62 U.945 words
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Article141 1966-12-17 20 MELBOURNE. Prl. G o 1 d fl c 1 d again was the main leaiure of trading. Alter opening at 54.00 the share traded actively down to 53.91 and recovered to $3.99 at cloe. Industrials were generally firm in quiet trading. BHP up 8 cents to 56.08. Base141 words
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Article38 1966-12-17 20 ON th* free oichangi market to Howe; Kona yMtaralay •«<■ U.S. extiiar w«i quoted at J 73j for T T. and S 72i for ca»h. Sterling quoted at 15 V» u4 ene tael of geld at J47J.38 words
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440 1966-12-17 20 rpHE price of Straits tin in 1 Penanjc yesterday fell 124 cents to 5604. Due to very good local support, this fall was not in line with the drop of £11 per ton in London on Thursday afternoon. The estimated offering was440 words
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Article131 1966-12-17 20 SHIPS lying alon«nds til* Smnptri Harbour ohir.n or siptcud t* day arc Madison Uoyd 1/2, Mlryu Maru 5. Meijyo Mam 10/11. Lelewel 13/14. AJax 13/16 Bun 18 Biblgo 19. Kaharuzan Mam 21/22.' Niaiho Mam 26/27. Suceava 30. Hakubaaao Mam 35/36. Niuan Maru 40/41. Jozef Conrad 42/43. Golden131 words
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Advertisement1120 1966-12-17 20 9 ■PMBLMißiLttAi,^^ I Y\ KAWASAKI KISEN tCAISHA LTD. Direct U.S.A. Atlantic Coast Service) Banitol Honnioni N. Tori Seirtport Pfiilia. BUL "Tirtt. Mart" 18/24 IM 21,11 BM Fit t Fit It Fat II f-1 1 larsaaftr" I 22 Jm 27/11 JM 4 Mai IB Mat 15 Mil IB Mai Japan Direct1,120 words
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Advertisement812 1966-12-17 20 IttSIMIU/Mt* tliUMt St»»ICtS mil*. PMISUN »NB Ml tASI SlttritU lai frtaaatii Ofis.se Hiltaaraa. l»»eet To. Mitrat aal Nafaiittiaaai faaaai r. S'aaai Siaiaae«o Siaiaoore r. S te» *eaa«t lIMIMIf 1/ i Ma I/It MB 11/1J laa »»JUI» 1 J>a 7 laa B In l»mu 1/ I Fek 11/12 Fil 11/11 fel812 words
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Advertisement1071 1966-12-17 21 nntinued from P«fe IS) VEHICLES FOR SALE li Worda tt (Mim.)— Box St eta. mxtrm VAUXHALL VICTOR 101 de-luxe re>: imuary 1P66. Disc brakes, radio, seat belts as new. $5,300. 0.n.0. Tel: (Spore. *****. ext. 8. House Tel: MI9OB. ACCIDENT FREE 1962 O/Rekord lartv owner new comprehensive insurance and taxed1,071 words
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Advertisement905 1966-12-17 21 FOR SALE IS Wnrd* tt (Min.)-Box SO cts. *xtrm NEW SHIPMENT AMERICA'S Quality "Admiral Streamline freezer 10 run. 5795/- 1) h.p. Alrcondltloner 569.V- 2 h p. Cycle-Alre 1995/-. 3 n p. $1.64.')'-. Ph<llps 2 cv.ft. table top freezer Ml Inn Klectrlc 4.3 cv.ft. freezer |2fi.' Pan Klectrlc 4.3 cv ft905 words
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Advertisement735 1966-12-17 21 WHERE TO STAY (Hong Kong) IS Worda tt (Mlm.)— Box S» et, .xlrm WILCOMI TO International Uu*sl House. Hnrre of Tourists 120 single/ double rooms with bath sod family Mines situated id tht heart of lourlst And shopping centre RentAursnt serving European and Chinese food Rentals: aine.e HKJ2O 00 (1IS11.00):735 words
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Advertisement715 1966-12-17 21 TAILORING IS Word* tt (Min.t— Box St rll. axlrm CALL VOUNCMAN TAILOR Kor Superh Workmanship, Latest r'ashion and Kitting K.'asonanli- charges 241 Serangoon Ro^d S j>orr ORCHIDS li Ward* tt iMm i Box it rl* exfr, LOVELY ORCHID PLANTS for sale at reasonable price. Ring Mr. Lim (Spore) ***** PRIVATE715 words
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Advertisement590 1966-12-17 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS are Invited from SINGAPORE MALAYSIAN CITIZENS: Appointment: TEMPORARY CIVIL ENGINEER. Public Works Department. Salary Scale: Engineers with Degrees •($630:680) $785 rising to $1,420 p.m. Engineers with Diplomas: ($600:630) $750 rising to $1,420 p.m. plus Variable Allowance. Point of entry depends on qualifications and experience.590 words
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Advertisement967 1966-12-17 21 TENDERS TENDERS JARATAN KERJA RAYA TAWARAN MENTEWA PCRAK KANTIN MAKTAB rrevmm nw.DiM MBGI'BAH SULTAN IDRIS. KENYATAAN TAWARAN TANJONG MALIM Tawaran2 akan di-terlma ril- Tawaraa srts trti di-pplawa baet pejabat Jurutera Neßerl. J.K.R. I msaqreva kantm Maktab PrrPerak. Ipoh hingpa jam 1200 «uruai. Bultaui kins. TanjonK Matengah harl pada 22hb Msember967 words
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Article318 1966-12-17 22 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP AMATEUR RACES By lIUNTER is a strong tip in the Town Plate (Race Three), a 5f race confined to women riders, at today's amateur meeting at Kuala Lumpur. Hunter returned to winning form in October, scoring over the Bukit Timah 7f318 words
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Article38 1966-12-17 22 The Perak Turf Club announced yesterday that the second day of the January race meeting in Ipoh will be held on Thursday. Jan. 12. The revised dates of the meeting are: Jan 8. 12 and 1538 words
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Article, Illustration187 1966-12-17 22 Krishnan: Chances are 50-50 INDIA have a 1 50-50 chance of beating Australia in the Davis Cup challenge round in Melbourne on Dec. 26-28. Raman athan Krishnan (above), the Indian No. 1, said this yesterday when he arrived In Singapore with team-mate Jaideep Mukerjea, reports FRANCIS BOEY. "The Australians are187 words
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Article302 1966-12-17 22 SOCCER GENEVA, Fri. I>EAL MADRID, six times winners and current 1V holders, and Internazionale Milan, winners in 1964 and 1965, were today drawn to meet in the quarter-nnals of the European Cup. Real beat Partlzan Belgrade 2-1 In last season's final and reached theReuter - 302 words
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Article671 1966-12-17 22 SELECTIONS Race 1 KEDIDI Jaya II Race 2 STAR II Eu Choy Race 3 HUNTER Fury Race 4 PINKSON Mighty Ruler Race 5 W. SCOUT Winning Mood Race 6 CORNELIA Statesman Race 7 B. PRINCE Sailor Race 8 WINDSPIEL Berani RACK ONE: 2.U lhc Hurlin(am Scurry671 words
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139 1966-12-17 22 TWEW YORK. Fri. American •L" Jim Ryun. the 19-year-old I world record holder for the mile and half-mile, predicted last night that the 3min 50sec barrier for the mile would be broken soon "If not In 1967. maybe In 1968." he said. "ThereReuter - 139 words
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155 1966-12-17 22 Thomas hits bright 95 for Aussies JOHANNESBURG. Fri. Or»--hnnir Thomas. Australia out-of-form bftWBMB, made a belated bid I In the First Test again.M South Africa when he scored a sparkling 95 in 108min in the one-day match against Orange Free State and BaJ-utoland Country District* XI at Harmony yesterday. TheReuter - 155 words
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Advertisement661 1966-12-17 22 SENTAB INTERNATIONAL CIVIL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS The Company is at present organising in Alor Star for the construction of the Northern and Central branches of the Main Canals within the Muda River Project. Kedah. The Company invites applications from Malaysian citizens with Civil Engineering degrees for the following positions: Cl661 words
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Advertisement714 1966-12-17 22 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE 3% 1946 REHABILITATION LOAN (1962/70) Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above Loan will be closed from the Ist. January 1967 to 14th. January 1967 both days Inclusive for the preparation of Interest Warrant*. BY ORDER The Hongkong and714 words
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Advertisement129 1966-12-17 22 PRESENTING A FABULOUS RANGE OF ZACK TDILET-EADGETS JSt-^h-"- Vi Toothbruih Ijj Toetbpasto ([£>'. Par; a W A Mf Ist ZALf\ ia»ifil Toothbrush Holder Sole Agents: LAM CHUAN CO., LTD. P.O. Box 140. Tel: ***** ***** Available at: SINGAPORE: C K TANG. FITZPATRICK'S SUPERMARKET AND COLO STORAGE KUALA LUMPUR: WELD SUPERMARKET129 words
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Miscellaneous63 1966-12-17 22 Rt'GUER Malaya Cup: Jt Services v Singapore (SCO padang); Armed Forces v Penang (R. Range Rd.. XL) SOCCER Cup match: PP Wanderers v Windsor Rovers (PSA grd. Spore). Dato Teoh Cup tourney (Kluang). HOCKEY Spore Dlt. 1: University v SRC; Indian Assn v RAF Changi: Dlv. 2: Khalsa B 163 words
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Article, Illustration507 1966-12-17 23 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL FRESH AND EAGER THAIS LEAD 3-1 IN BATTLE FOR BADMINTON 'GOLD' Fr«m 1 Bangkok, Fri fHE cold hand of defeat clutched the Malaysian badminton team in the Asian Games badminton men's team tournament final which began here this morning. Thailand lead 3-1 after the firstUPI - 507 words
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551 1966-12-17 23 champlon, carrying 12 stone, is beaten by the runaway squib with 7.0. This is an accepted hazard of professional horse racing. It should not be happening in amateur sport. The order of tomorrow's play is Tan Yee Khan v Narong Bbornchima, Kew San551 words
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Article94 1966-12-17 23 AIR- Khaw Kai Boh, the Mm■- isier for Housing and Local Government, returned to Kuala Lumpur from Bangkok yesterday, fuil of praise for the Malaysian contingents overall performance in the current Asian Games. Mr. Khaw is vice-president of the Olympic Council of Malaysia and president94 words
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Article136 1966-12-17 23 Thursdays results i detailed): Pole vault 1 T. Hlrota (J) 4.70 m 15ft 5 (Games record): 2 Y. Uryu (J) 4.60; 3 S. P. Hong (Xi 4.40: 4 J. M. Nejad (Id and Wu Ah Ming tFj 4.0; 6 M. Mantoor (S) 4.0 (13ft IK). 1,600 m relay 1136 words
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Article48 1966-12-17 23 Final Thailand 3 Malaysia 1 iChannarong bt Yew Cheng Hoe 18-17. 15-2: Sangob bt Teh Kew San 15-3. 15-11: Chavalert and Narong bt Yew Cheng Hoe and Khor Cheng Chve 18-17. 15-7: Charoen WMtanasln and Raphi lost tn Tan Yee Khan and Ng Boon Bee 10-15. 6-151.48 words
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Article57 1966-12-17 23 Lifhtn> final Prapan Duangchauom (T> bt Sang Young Sou iKi Bronze to R. Olaz PI» and N Karawawa <J>. Fly final Son Young Chan (K) bt Id\>an Anwar (In). Bronze to MokhUr Hamid (Ml and A Suto (J> Rant&m final C Uriompaichltkul iTi bt N. More di Bronz* tn57 words
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Article98 1966-12-17 23 1.600 tram trial 1 Japan 1:56 40: 2 Thailand 1:57 27; .1 Korea 2.02 56; 4 Vietnam 2:0731 I Mala; *la (Ng Joo Pong. Chov Mow Thim A K Roslli 2 1135 MM pursuit Individual: P Chull-mondhol (T) 5. 21. 97; M. Goto (J) 5:23.95: Sco Jung Up (K)98 words
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Article24 1966-12-17 23 Final round Pakistan b Malaysia 1 (halftime 1-1); India 3 .Tapan 0. nnsoiation round: Ceylon 3 Hong Kong 1: Korea 1 Thailand 0.24 words
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Article14 1966-12-17 23 Quarter-imais Singapore 2 Thailand 0: Burma 2 Indonesia 2: Japan ft Singapore 1.14 words
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Article104 1966-12-17 23 Rapid fire pistol Individual: 1 T Kamachl (Ji 587; 2 V Viraj (T» 580: 3 P Miranda (PI) 574: 8 Hussain Khadim (M>; 9 Loh K>k Hem (S) Team 1 Thailand 2.323; 2 Philippines 2.261: 3 Burma 2.195: I Malaysia. Standard rifle 3 positions Individual: 1 Wu Tao Yuan104 words
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Article253 1966-12-17 23 200 m back stroke 1 S Fuklshima (J) 2:18.0 (Games record) 2 Y. Hayashl <J»: 3 \]r\ Chan 2 27 1; 7 Le«ng Wei Tat (Mi 2:35.7 l.:.0«m freest x ke 1 E. Tnka.se >J> 17:36.0 (Garnet record) K Ito U> 17 sfi6: 3T. Asamii <Pl> 18 16 4.253 words
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Article36 1966-12-17 23 4l)0m freestyle 1 K Hayakawa (Ji 4:53.0 (Games record); 2 H Elliott (Pli; 3 M. Kabayashl (J>; 4 Patricia Chan (8). Diving springboard): 1 K. Osnka <Ji; 2 N. Ishlkuro (J): S C Paresdr* (Pl>36 words
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Article34 1966-12-17 23 Men 1 Japan 2 Formosa. 3 Korea. Iran 5. Hong Kone 3: Jinan 5 Korea 1: Japan 3 Thailand 0: Koiea 3 India 0: Formosa 3 Iran 0; Japan 5 Formosa 034 words
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Article234 1966-12-17 23 Mixed doubles lit rd M Lo and Loke Lv Chung (HK) bt K Contreras and D. Ampon (PI) 3-6. 6-3. 6-3; Lin Yeong Yuan «nd Liv Yu Lan (F) bt Blllv Yap and R Menon (M) 6-2. •-1; 8. K-r___ and. P. B_mur- pong (1; bt B. Pinto and234 words
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Article28 1966-12-17 23 Final round Korea 3 Indonesia 0; Iran 3 India 1; Korea 3 Burma 0 Women's final round Iran 3 Thailand 0. Men consolation: PI 3 Malaysia 028 words
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Article80 1966-12-17 23 Ufht l P. Jalayer dr> 4025 kg (120,1225. 160) Games record; 2 I. Kimura (J) 395 (120. 120. 155); 3 Won Shin Hee (K) 392.5 (125. 117.5. 150); 4 Htain Win ißi 375 i11j.115. 145 1 5 N. Haroon iTi 372.5 (110.110.152 5); 6 A Nasution iln i 37080 words
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Article322 1966-12-17 23 DANOKOK, Fri. Malaysia's carefully-built hockey castle crashed in ruins today under the shock of four Pakistan goals in five minutes in the semi-finals of the Asian Games tournament. Up to the 59th minute the 1-1 score reflected the state of a game of evenly matched skills,322 words
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Advertisement79 1966-12-17 23 EASY WAY TO KILL ANTS, COCKROACHES JF3B SciCMHN rfi»mnicnd thai >'•■: i.'iitrol »nt« in>! coikrrtn.hu the i Kxtcrn wai .with V{Js^*< No-R«»aihoncihin«i I K/lli KOl*lW_*Jtf.. to Mop «nt«. liivei complete «.l«»rI^_^^_B in>t unhin a lew d»> I<. (lliMivt (or m i»nth<. Odourless. li»rm!e«» M it.v Gel No-Roach ji Fitzpotrk* and79 words
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Advertisement324 1966-12-17 23 MAY FAIR Industry 111, DAKOTA CRESCENT, SINGAPORE 14. TEL: ***** PIONEER IN SCHOOL BAGS SPECIAL OFFER EX-STOCK TO THE FOLLOWING:- SALE! Aitfle-ChincM School Quecnttown Tech. School Bourn* School St. Anthony School Kaki Bukit Secondary School St. Joseph's Institution Raffles Institution Victoria School Queemwoy Secondary School j Vocational Institution $2.00 each324 words
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Article388 1966-12-17 24 Year of rapid progress for Sabah JESSELTON, Friday CABAII continues to make rapid progress in all fields of economic development, the State Finance Minister, Inche Harris bin Mohammed Salleh, told the Legislative Assembly today. i 1 In hi.-, budget statement, he said: "We are fast realising those expectations and aspirations388 words
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Obituary98 1966-12-17 24 PUNNA RAGHAVAN died peacefully m Sunday 11th December, 1960 leavnu behind wife, children brothers and •latert. Deeply mourned. CABLE RECEIVED Koodathumannll < harko Thomas Kurlannoor, father of V. T. Abraham Ranah Camp Srr»mh-.<i parsed a«ay peacefully 13 December. KMOO (00 GHEE paHM'd away peacefully on 14.1t.5t behind hrn Ix-laved98 words
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Article81 1966-12-17 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Cancer Society today received a donation of $3,000 from the Singapore Turf Club. At a simple ceremony, the club's chairman, Mr. Runme Shaw, presented a cheque for the sum to the society's chairman, Mr. Richard Eu, at the club's town ofßce in81 words
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Article28 1966-12-17 24 SINGAPORE, Fr:.— Police have booked 108 vehicles emitting ex•essive smoke in the first half of this month— lo lorries. 39 taxies, 49 cars and 10 others.28 words
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Article, Illustration74 1966-12-17 24 A MOMENT of delight and doubt is captured on film as Janette Mackey (right) and Gertrude Stcanbergen. both aged six, meet Santa Claus at the Garden School in Kuala Lumpur. While Janette joyfully discovers that Santa's beard Is really cotton wool, Gertrude cautiously feelsSoong Hon Sin - 74 words
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387 1966-12-17 24 ISLANDS MERGER BID: STORE WON'T STAND IN WAY SINGAPORE. Fri. THE Singapore Government will "respect" and "not interfere" with the free choice of the Seychelles if the majority of the people in that British Colony decide in favour of integration into Britain. This was stated today by Mr. James R.387 words
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141 1966-12-17 24 Guthrie group announce change of name I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Guthrie Agency (Malaya), which employs more than 23,000 people in Malaysia, will be known as Kumpulan Guthrie Sendirian Berhad from Jan. 1. Announcing this today, the chairman of the company, Mr. I. V. Stemson, said that the change of name was141 words
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Article127 1966-12-17 24 SINGAPORE. Frl. The children of St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital today presented a pantomime and a Nativity tableau for the First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah and some 100 guests. The show was the first of the three day preChristmas joy for the 90 children. The programme started127 words
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Article236 1966-12-17 24 LONDON, Frl.— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: Consol J',"' £36 15 16 +3/18 Funding 44% £934 War 34% £51 +3/16 BANKS Chartered 52 3 Hongkong £9 3 16 +1/16 INSUKANCt. Com. Un 46/ +3 Prudentials A 1 38- -t/Z Royal 36,9 +/14236 words
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Article66 1966-12-17 24 LONDON, Prt— Spot 18 5/16 d, Jan. 18 9 16d.. Feb. I 8 11/l«d., March 18 7 »d Jan. Mar. 18 11 16 d April June 19 5 16d July Sept 19 7 «d.. Oct. Dec. 20d Jan March 20 1 I6d April June 2O'«d July Sept. 20 366 words
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Article31 1966-12-17 24 LONDON. Frl. Buyers £1207 (unchanged), sellers £l2on < unchanged >. Forward buyers £1203> 2 (unchanged), sellers £1204 < z unchanged). Settlement £1210 (unchanged i. Turnover a.m. 100 tons, p.m. 70 tons. Tone: Quiet.31 words
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187 1966-12-17 24 SINGAPORE, Friday. •JHK Public Daily-Hated Employees Unions' Federation wants the Government, the Housing Hoard and the Public Utilities Hoard to back-date any revised pay increases for its l.").(MM) members from Jan. 1, 1961. This is one of nine major outstanding demands contained In a187 words
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86 1966-12-17 24 Lion's $9,210 for artificial kidney gift SINGAPORE. Fri.— Tlio Lions Club of Singapore has raised M. 210. 70 through the chanty dim premiere of "Torn Curtain." The proceeds constitute the first amount raised lor the purchase of an artificial kidney fr>r the chronic dialysis unit In the Institute of Medical86 words
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Advertisement175 1966-12-17 24 hate CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $15 (minimum) ERIC LEE FUI HENO a 'o Mr./Mra. Lee Pal Quan to Tlah Wee Keow d o Mr. Mn. Chla Chen Tons on 17-12-6<J. LOH CHEONC: Kook Chai no Mr Loh Pak Hoi and Wai Yin d/o Mr./Mri. Cheong Chap Chins 17-12-6«. ANTHONY CRACE: Between175 words
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Advertisement224 1966-12-17 24 I pHBe Confident P^and Successful i 4^ in Your I r 7 J Examination MM IwiViOi HOME -STUDY COURSES (IN ALL SUBJECTS FOR 1967/1968) 1. Higher School Certificate. 5. Form IV/Qualifying Tett. 2. Cambridge School 6. Lower Certificate of Certificate. Education. 3. Malaysia Cert, of 7. L.C.C. (Book-keeping). Education. 4.224 words
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Miscellaneous50 1966-12-17 24 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Th irsday to 8 p.m yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kola Bharu 86 PpiianK 86 75 Ipoh W) 73 Ma'acca 84 72 Sin?;ipore 88 75 C Highlands "0 69 lesselton 73 Kuching 7350 words
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