The Straits Times, 22 December 1966
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Title Section26 1966-12-22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 50.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114 The National Newspaper26 words
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Article, Illustration1962 1966-12-22 1 CHEAH BOON KHENG; YEO TOON JOO - Yes: 'Watchdog' council No Ombudsman CHEAH BOON KHENG YEO TOON JOO Protecting minority rights in Singapore... SUMMARY OF THE COMMISSIONS REPORT: PAGE 5 By and MO ONE citizen has, or ought to have, lets or more rights than another citizen, and similarly, no one individual has or ought to have1,962 words
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Article74 1966-12-22 1 The Times: Victory for Thomson LONDON. Wed. Lord Thomson's take-over of The Times won official approval today, but the Government's Monopolies Commision said it "would no longer be the same voice or the same Times as in the past." The commission was called In by the Government to rule onAP - 74 words
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Article55 1966-12-22 1 LONDON. Wed. About 50 young people have started a four "shifts-work" fast as part of the British b.ised Youth Aeainst Hunger campaign, which aims to draw attention to the world's lood shortage. Groups of 12. relieved every 24 hours, are holding vigils in Piccadilly Circus, heartReuter - 55 words
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199 1966-12-22 1 Australian guided missile destroyer for Vietnam SYDNEY, Wednesday. AUSTRALIA will send its latest As4o million guided missile destroyer HMAS Hobart to Vietnam in the new defence build-up there, the Sydney Sun reported from Canberra today. I The newspaper said the recently commissioned destroyer would work with the American Fleet in199 words
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Article35 1966-12-22 1 HAMBURG. Wed. President Johnson is the "Man of the Year", according to a nationwide poll taken in Germany. Mrs. Indira Gandhi easily won the title "Woman of the Year." —UPI.UPI - 35 words
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Article30 1966-12-22 1 BONN, Wed. Britain said yesterday it was prepared to Join the European Common Market under the terms of the Rome treaties which established the SixNation Community in 1957. UPIUPI - 30 words
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Article26 1966-12-22 1 LONDON. Wed The Commonwealth Relations Office has approved election in British-pro-tected Mauritius Islands early in 1967. The islands have a popu'ation of 750.000. AP.AP - 26 words
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Article37 1966-12-22 1 SYDNEY, Wed —The 27-day-old strike of Qantas Airline pilots ended tonight when the 488 pilots voted to accept a settlement hammered out In a special late night meeting on Tuesday. (See Page 17) UPI.UPI - 37 words
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Article, Illustration489 1966-12-22 1 RUDY BELTRAN - Order goes out: Get the gunmen by Xmas By RUDY BELTRAN KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor's CID chief, Asst. Commissioner G.E. Payee, has given orders for the capture before Christmas of the three gunmen who robbed the Treasury yesterday of $42,000. "If we don't succeed.' he told me today, "then I'll489 words
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121 1966-12-22 1 rpOKYO.. Wed. The X Japanese Government is anxious to settle the blond debt issue with Malaysia within this year, according to Government sources. The Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia. Tan Sri Fumihiko Kai. is due to return here on Friday with the latest Malaysian proposal121 words
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Article55 1966-12-22 1 BANGKOK. \\>d More communist helicopters made secret landings in north-eastern Thailand last week than in any other previous ucek. the Thai Interior Minister. Gen. Praphas Charusathien. said today. He told reporters that the number of landings made by these helicopters wcrr 14. compared with 10 landings madeReuter - 55 words
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Article28 1966-12-22 1 SINGAPORE. Wed Parliament today passed the Holiday.-. Bill which will abolish bank holidays in Singapore. The law also provides Singapore with 16 public holidays.28 words
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Article18 1966-12-22 1 x\i(.o\ Wed <i>inmin oil S >rth Vi< -*t v i direatly fe« I n> i „n_18 words
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Article192 1966-12-22 1 'Blame Soek for Dhani's actions' lAKARTA. Wed. J President Soekarno was blamed last night for the actions of his former air force commander who is on trial here for his life, accused of complicity m the October 1965 Indonesian coup attempt. "If anyone is responsible, it i.s the President." Raid192 words
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235 1966-12-22 2 New U.N. appeal for Vietnam peace UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Mr. Abdul Rahman Pazhwak, president of the General Assembly, has appealed to the parties to the Vietnam conflict to use the period of the Christmas-New Year truce to declare their willingness to seek only a peaceful solution to the problem. AddressingReuter - 235 words
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108 1966-12-22 2 CAIGON. Wed. United 13 States and Vietnamese officials are trying to figure out the best way to release 48 Chinese fishermen taken aboard two U.S. warships In the Gulf of Tonkin, off the North Vietnamese coast, It was learned today. Highly informedUPI - 108 words
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Article69 1966-12-22 2 f TNITED NATIONB, Wed The General Assembly has approved a gross budget of U*****,314,230 $390,942,690) for 1967, the largest In the 21-year history of the United Nations. The Soviet Union and several other Communist countries abstained In the vote, complaining that some items were Illegally IncludedReuter - 69 words
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Article, Illustration217 1966-12-22 2 Suicide by fire: Sikhs get ready A MRITSAR, Wed. Cans is- of petrol and six concrete sacrificial pools are being prepared on the roof of the Golden Temple of Amritsar for Sikh leaden who plan to burn themselves to death on Monday. Sikh sources here said last night the poolsReuter; UPI - 217 words
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Article56 1966-12-22 2 ANKARA. Wfd. Boos and cheers greeted Soviet Premier Aiexn Kosygin when he arrived in Turkey yesterday lnr a one-week visit aimed at lmprnvim; relations with Russia's Naio neighbour. Mr. Kosygm drove into Ankara, '.he capital, along a beflaegrd rout* heavily guarded by troops and mounted policeReuter - 56 words
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Article251 1966-12-22 2 TAIPEH. Wed. M ss Yao I,Vli. a leading Fnrmos>an athlete bannrd from the just -ended Aslaa Games In Bangkok for refusing a sex confirmation test, today had an operation here to make her 10# per cent woman. Reuter- did showed his loyalty to the President. He was aReuter - 251 words
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Article103 1966-12-22 3 BBC tO go pop round the clock T ONDON, Wed.— The BBC has won Government backing for a non-stop pop music programme to fill the gap left by "pirate" radios being forced off the air. A long-awaited Government White Paper gives the publicly-owned corporation permission to use itj medium wavebandReuter - 103 words
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Article, Illustration118 1966-12-22 3 T ONDON. Wed— Colonial Secretary Fred Lee told Parliament yesterday that Hong Kong's increased contribution to the cost of British troops stationed there was "a fair settlement." He said: "On my recent viMt to Hong Kong I reached an understanding that theReuter - 118 words
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Article47 1966-12-22 3 LAS VEGAS. Wed. The United States yesterday triggered one of the biggest underground nuclear explosions yet detonated in this country. It had a force of between 200.000 and one million tons of TNT. The Hiroshima bomb was equal to 20,--000 tons of TNT. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article14 1966-12-22 3 ATHENS. Wed.— Thr 15-month-old Cabinet of Prime Minister Stephanos Stephanopoulos resigned today.14 words
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Article50 1966-12-22 3 ALGIERS. Wed. The Soviet Union Iw.s delivered two fast guided-misMle patrol boats to Algeria. Informed sources here said today. Recent deliveries of Soviet arms to Algeria also include antiaircraft guns, and radar equipment, believed destined for Algeria's western 'front area near Morocco, the sources said. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article38 1966-12-22 3 MIRLAIX. (Prance). Wed. Angry Breton poultry breeders yesterday set fire to a police car and broke down th» door of the City Hall because of a drop in chicken prices. Police repulsed them with teargas.38 words
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572 1966-12-22 3 Wilson: No compromise now with Smith r LONDON, Wed. gRITAIN yesterday formally announced that it would not give Rhodesia legal independence until its four million Africans had won majority rule. Prime Minister Harold Wilson, announcing this to Parliament, also said that all past offers of a constitutional settlement made toReuter - 572 words
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266 1966-12-22 3 Kennedy book: US $5m bond if Jackie wins a court injunction NEW YORK, Wed. The Kennedy family will have to post a bond of between three and five million dollars if they win a court injunction banning serialisation of a new book about the death of John F Kennedy, aReuter - 266 words
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Article79 1966-12-22 3 I ONDON. Wed.— A leading theologian. Roman Catholic Father Charles Davis, last night categorically rejected the church after 20 years of priesthood and announced he would marry. His bride-to-be is 36--year-old American college iradumte Florecx* Henderson. He said: "The church in its existing form seems79 words
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Article123 1966-12-22 3 Britain to build roads for Thais T ONDON, Wed.—Bri- tain is to help build roads in Thailand, the Minister of State at the Foreign Office, Mr. Walter Padley, told Parliament yesterday. He had been asked what help the Government was Giving to the less developed area of north-east Thailand. EngineersReuter - 123 words
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Advertisement133 1966-12-22 3 Ulne Sanyo s^ /Automatic Coo\er: Coofis Boils Steams Keeps food warm for Hours I with Sanyo's fast Direct Heating I System/ I In Handsome Woodgrairi! Also available Snow White. Pink A New Cool Way to Cook! f 11! 'i MBf 1 There's a Sanyo automatic cook- ili liILiIbUIi See the133 words
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Advertisement326 1966-12-22 3 The beginning of a Happy Christmas Put Woman's Own Christmas Annual first on your (hopping list and get 124 big WTWIAIVPR nuutU poges of inspiration, odvice and «ntcr- "wtimivb IJVVni tomment for the festive season. (JHRE IIVIAS COOKERY AND PARTY FOOD AIMMUALjIT? CHILD'S VIEW OF CHRISTMAS -r”- x WENDY HOUSE326 words
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779 1966-12-22 4 PREMIER TO UNIONISTS: SINGAPORE, Wed •JMIK Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has drawn a distinction between Singaporeans whom he culls his "friends" and those he describes as "fellow citizens." "They are two different things," he stressed while speaking at the opening779 words
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168 1966-12-22 4 Dynamism of S'pore workers impresses Rumanians SINGAPORE, IVed. The three members of the Rumanian trade delegation who are here to negotiate a trade agreement with Singapore are highly impressed by the "dynamism and determination" of the workers to help the Government build a strong economy. The leader of the delegation,168 words
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148 1966-12-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Traction Company Employees Union has described a statement made by Inche Mahmud Awang (PAP-Kampong Kapor) in Parliament last Friday, as "very tendentious, misleading and displaying Ignorance of the labour laws." Inche Awang had asked the acting Minister for Labour. Mr. Ong Pang148 words
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Advertisement433 1966-12-22 4 16th SPECTACULAR WEEK! f\T^l7 a f^^7 DAILY 3 SHOWS- 12.45, 4 30 I 15 p.m. VVeUVFI Sundays Holidays Extra Shaw et 9 a.m. (ADMISSION: $1.50, $2 50 ft $4.00) TOWERS ABOVE ANYTHING YOU'VE SEEN!! |L Jt 20th Century rex Prttemu I C** THE DINO DE LAURENTIIS d ScrccnpUy by Tht433 words
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Advertisement287 1966-12-22 4 I A OCEAN PARK HOTEL ail S PRESENTS Si •J: j^^ FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT! O g -DfKtp- OUR X'MAS ATTRACTIONS-^ GIGI GOTO X DIRECT FROM MANILA JK 1 (Oriental. Japanese Latin- American Dancer) U. J I ADDED ATTRACTION 'n K f FRANKIE LEE S fj I— (THE SENSATIONAL JUGGLER)—! [Z287 words
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Advertisement30 1966-12-22 4 YOU'VE NEVER BEEN HERE BEFORE! FANTASTIC AND W SPECTACULAR V^^k VOYAGE THROUGH THE -V LIVING *A HUMAN \n>/ BODY INTO f f THE BRAIN Jj/ "Remember the Champagne... CHARLES HEIDSIECK"30 words
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Advertisement329 1966-12-22 4 i SIMULTANEOUS PREMIERE TOMORROW it 9.15 p.m. Season From Saturday No Free List lido "sssssr federal i i "KHAPTOUM" IS NOW SHOWING IN LONDON AND OTHER MAJOR CITIES OF THE WORLD AT INCREASED PRICES! m Siigipin Kuala Luapur an privileged to tee it at B NO INCREASE IN PRICES! CHARUON329 words
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Advertisement635 1966-12-22 4 ffsiiiw: ORGANISATION, M.ULJ.III^. .MIULI L«»t 2 Days' 45-4-6 JO-9JOB Long Jcl«r,c> MitvoKO "KISS! KISS! KILL! KILL'" |0 In Tecrtniscop* Technicolor. H Tomorrow 930 p m Prfmier* P Book Now No Fre« List P m Shirley MacLoine, Michoel Cain* m "GAMUT" Techmcolor (UI-SB). P Saturday Surni Ivy Ling Po h m635 words
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Article, Illustration2163 1966-12-22 5 REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON MINORITY RIGHTS 0 SUMMARISED BY JOSEPH YEO gINGAPORE, Wed. The Constitutional Commission on Minority Rights has recommended the creation of an advisory body to be called ''the Council of State." It believes that such a body can play an effective2,163 words
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Article53 1966-12-22 5 THE COMMISSION THE Chief |ustice. Mr. |usrice Wee Chong |in (chairman). The Speaker of Parliament, Mr. A. P. Rajah (deputy chairman). Mr. A. Manaf Chows. Mr. C. Abisheganadan, Mr, S H.D. Elias. Mr. M. Namaiie Mr. C.F.J. Ess. Mr. C. C. Tarn, Mr. C. Starforth Hill, Mr. Kirpal Singh and53 words
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Advertisement250 1966-12-22 5 5 lil ite k i s m ai 111 HI 5 Sc £s? dL> c 52 ts? cfc Cs? <£} £§> £8? w. te Wishing all our Patrons *S and Friends It K A Merry Christmas 1 I and I A Prosperous i New Year I I i PETER CHEW'S250 words
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Advertisement301 1966-12-22 5 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIiniIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIHINHI YOU ARE NOT CHIEF OF THE COUNTRY You still Jg^ can enjoy SUPER SHIRTS j THAT GIVE YOU THE DIGNITY AGENTS: K. LUMPUR: M,do Compony, BATU PAHAT: Tai Loong, Sin Lcong, Burhoni Bombay Shop Shonkat H. Ally iriiiAkir ru w c KLUANG: CHon Kirn Siong PETALING JAVA: Yuen Loong301 words
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Article62 1966-12-22 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The n.lce of rice In Singapore has returned almost to normal with the expectation that the two-month-old ban or. export of rice from Thailand may be lifted next month. Already, sor.ie lower grades of Siamese rice have been coming in from Thailand for62 words
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Article, Illustration199 1966-12-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Smiling happily for the camera at right are Lt. Michael Tan and his fiancee. Miss Rosemary Ling. I They have every reason to be for their two-year separation was made more agonising by a sixday delay of her chartered199 words
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101 1966-12-22 6 JAKARTA, Wed The Jakarta Times toda\ reported that a lucrative export ul human hair from Indonesia to the L'nited States and Europe through Singapore channels is one of the first healthy signs to emerge since formal recognition last summer. Already orders for millions ofUPI - 101 words
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165 1966-12-22 6 Do what New York Mayor did: Umno leader SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore Umno chairman. Inche Ahmad Haji TafT. today suggested a way of raising money for Singapore without affecting the "havenots" placing a heavier tax on the transfer of share certificates. Explaining that this form of raising money would affect only165 words
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Article132 1966-12-22 6 Ferry workers to strike 111AR. Wed. Thr 11 rtrr v Workers 1 I'nnin of Miur and Bat v Pa hat I• i served the PcaamlntnK Co. with a 14-day strike notice over its claim for gratuity. The workers arc demanding a year's pa.v as gratuity for e.u Ii of its132 words
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Article75 1966-12-22 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The I Chinese Chamber of Commerce I has set up a special sub-comlttee to collei-t and stuciv the views of its members on the ***** Budget, wi'h a view to foimulating a memorandum for subnu:>Mon to the Government Thr sub-committee bu asked the chamber'!75 words
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209 1966-12-22 6 FOUR SAIL FOR ENGLAND ABOARD THE 40ft. 'MAHJONG' UONU KONCi. Wed. 11 —A British A-my major. accompanied by his wife, their year-old son and a British rubber planter from Make sail for England today aboard a 40ft yacht. John C'handlrr. whns« home i.s In thp Isle of Wight, said h<209 words
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Article44 1966-12-22 6 id today i>i,.vu the Bupp t Bill, Suiv plempntdiy Supply Bill iN<>. 3' Supply (1963) Bill and FinaJ I Supply 1 1964) Bill. I Tlirv were taken through nwnnd *nd thin reedtngi by the Finanet I Min.stfr Mr. l.irn Kirn San.44 words
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Miscellaneous44 1966-12-22 6 Muff* ilnnny Hy iittl/rh Hiietnltihl ~lM*P P Toontscwa~ch\ c-.\accjs: w ~a\ /^itll be easierN c "f.*~' > I > s V^ TH AT TABLE J YOU MOVING S\S j ON BOTH O" US I I (BE CAOEPUL WITHj jTT| .nrr iX FURNITURE I'/a/* IP DON'T, J44 words
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Article165 1966-12-22 7 NO EXTRA EXPENDITURE WILL BE INVOLVED, SAYS TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Cabinet today approved the setting up of Bernama, the Malaysian National News Agency. A Bill to set up the agency will be introduced at the Budget session of the D c w a n165 words
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370 1966-12-22 7 A partnership between the Press and Government THE Working Committee for the Establishment of Bernama in a statement yesterday said that the agency would be a "venture of partnership" between the Government and the Press. The statement added that Bernama (Pertubohan Berita Nasional Malaysia) would be set up as aBernama - 370 words
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Article55 1966-12-22 7 PENANG. WeJ Penang's Chief Police Officer, Inche Salleh bin Abdul Rahman, today thanked the public for their co-opera-tion in assisting the police during the Festival of Penang. "No major 'n.Mdent was reported during the pc- j riod." he said. The police I regretted any inconvenience caused to55 words
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228 1966-12-22 7 Companies Bill sent to Select Committee SINGAPORE. Wed. Parliament today referred the Companies Bill to a select committee after the Minister for Law and National Development had taken it through the second reading. The Bill is similar to the Malaysian Companies Ordinance <1965». which came into effect In the Federation228 words
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132 1966-12-22 7 l ESSELTON, Wed.— Local council elections, scheduled for March next year, have been postponed till i after the general election for the State Asembly. which is due to be held in April This follows the approval of the Local Government Elections (Amendment)132 words
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Advertisement263 1966-12-22 7 TALL ORDER... You're a speculator. You want fast and accurate executions on every order you place. You need news while it's still news facts you don't have to question split-second service as close as your phone. You're an investor. You want thoughtful advice from a long-range point of view. Once263 words
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Advertisement142 1966-12-22 7 jAI W 3 BE m Wr W&jFhM jbWZmL BRAS FOR BFAUTY WTTH VAIAJI Only Keyscr brai shape you beautifully, Ht yaw aartaaMf, —p»nrt you comfortably Thare't a Kaywr bra, ai*«r »>♦*• a aMtaMsaj qirdlt, dctigncd tor titty typ* of riaur* Abovt leH: Youm« Dream' brief bra in t* lava. Cfcatae142 words
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Article, Illustration239 1966-12-22 8 Australia urged to follow Singapore's planning SINGAPORE. Wed. Australia could well take a leaf out of Singapore's book with its planning, a visiting Australian management expert. Professor N.R. Wills, said here. The Foundation Professor of Business Administration at the University of New South Wales is here on a fact-finding visit.239 words
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639 1966-12-22 8 Be tolerant to each other: Call by PM SINGAPORE. Wad THH Prime Minister, Mi. l-cc Kuan Yew, has stressed Ihe need for striking ;i balance among the communities in Singapore each keeping ;is much of ils past heritage ;is possible, while accepting lhai practical realities <lcmaod tlK»t they share Ihe639 words
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346 1966-12-22 8 OINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Turf Club has presented cheques totalling $400,000 to representatives of various charitable organisations. The chairman. Mr. Runme Shaw during the presentation at the club's premises in Robinson Road said the club was not a profit-making organisation. Every year it set346 words
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152 1966-12-22 8 SINGAPORE. Wed 0 The Legal Profession Bill was passed by Parliament today after a third reading. Moving the Bill, the Minister for Law and K w Bark< i .iid Its purpose was to establish a Btiarc: and also to amend and consolidate the law152 words
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Article83 1966-12-22 8 DENTAL CARE COST TO BE INCREASED SINGAPORE Wed The Healtli Minister. Mr. Yonf Nyuk lin said in Parliament yesterday that the people should not Ret used to the idea that they could get anything free of chai Mr. yoiik ni exp'alnl the Government was planning to mcrea.** 1 slightly Uir83 words
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Article66 1966-12-22 8 Singapore. Wed.— The Ilintai! Health today categorically denied what it deacrttN allegations now clrculi present members oi the EmerßI ency Cleansing Corps are bemg higher rates oi pa] th.in the present work lorce m the Public Cleansing ser\uc. A Mim.su y said: 'Tins is untrur. «s66 words
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Advertisement216 1966-12-22 8 SPECIAL FREE TRIAL OFFER! NATIONAL teams are visiting many homes K|My|M to demonstrate and offer the RQ-152S Kjjj===rJ for a free trial use of up to 3 days. They may call on you. f^ (This offer applies to Singapore only.) T^^^B^T A Ta P c L'brary Holder L^^^^B IA^AI-l^Jm. I216 words
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Miscellaneous218 1966-12-22 8 iffr-t, Onp ii,, f'.T. MmwNm 6N 2^*° WANI6 BOUT j f r P'PN' l I |TM«OWeP J >, I I WELL, I'M NOT IN TH 1 YEAH... AN' WHO IT ;2°T' £Jrs2T ArTR k /CARE MUCH FOR ATCMA.»» fc^l /WA CATERIN' BUSINESS... I EVER HEARD WAS A POOR CHOICE THAT218 words
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Advertisement260 1966-12-22 9 The one that nj| above all others this much longer than king size J. ijjjjjjj. to smoke that much smoother '111 l y Bk Ib wJk "■■iJr ;:i^B»iii ••IS B^'JB& r Bx tAI BT iBbBJE^ I LL •nun IMJ BjS^^?»raSßa «i sr?H Eft/ 5 i& j Ib^E^ '4bbTbw I hi260 words
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297 1966-12-22 10 J^ MAN who escaped from police custody here in October, 1947 was today brought to court nearly 20 years later. When he was arrested on an alleged charge of extortion on Oct. 12, 1947, Mohammad bin Yusof was only 19 years old. Today297 words
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Article52 1966-12-22 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two men. Tan Tee Kia alias Tan Swee Teck and Tan Chew Teck alias Peter, were today chanted In a magistrate* court with the murder on Monday nißht of Loh Joo Shang. 37. in Siglap Avenue No plea was recorded, and they were remanded52 words
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Article34 1966-12-22 10 IPOH. Wed.— The Perak branch of the Central Welfare Counci: has set up a special committee headed by Its chairman. Raja Shahriman bin Raja Abdul H»mid. to raise funds for 1U project*.34 words
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260 1966-12-22 10 Mayor Ooi: The way to get those tourist dollars— DENANG, Wed. The 1 various attractions during the Penang festival should In future be spread out to coincide with the festivals of the different races forming Malaysia's mv 1 1 i racial society. Mayor 00l Thlam Slew, who made the suggestion260 words
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Article, Illustration101 1966-12-22 10 THE ROYAL NAVY SHIP WITH MISSILE PUNCH CINGAPORE, Wed. m» The 12,000-ton H M.S. Fearless, the Royal Navy's first assault landing ship armed with four seacat surface-to-air guided missiles sailed into the Naval Base today to bolster the strength of the British Far East Fleet. The new101 words
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159 1966-12-22 10 SINGAPORE, Wed INDONESIAN Journalist Mochtar Lubis today called on the Singapore and Indonesian governments to launch vigorous initiatives for closer cooperation in the economic cultural and other spheres. "There is wide room for closer meaningful cooperation between the i wo republics. "But159 words
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Article59 1966-12-22 10 DENANG, Wed—Accom--1 modatlon in leading hotels and other rescrts in Penang Is almost fully booked for the Christ-mas-New sfear season. "We have had very heavy reservations this month and visitors from other States have not stopped coming since the recent Penang Festival," a hotel manager said today.59 words
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Advertisement171 1966-12-22 10 ki^ktw^ im K^ >Z^^r I Revlon! The marvelous gift W£ f m) L I™ >w««*^ and... all ready for glorious L Wf :Jt j^ y iWmm^W^m f -^a* I giving in Revlon's marvelous 4fW I $$Wj*& V-SKf' a gmm j&3^ m Christmas wraps. m N l s^J&^4^ J| l I171 words
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Article227 1966-12-22 11 COURT CLEARS SOFT DRINKS FIRM IPOH, Wed. Messrs. 1 Fraser and Neave (M) Ltd. were acquitted, without defence being called, on a summons charge of allegedly using more than the permitted amount of benzoic acid in its Orange Crush soft drink. Defence counsel, Mr. Fred Arulanandom, said that Orange Crush227 words
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Article, Illustration116 1966-12-22 11 Holiday schoolboy missing LIAI.A KANGSAR, Wed M Ponnuthurai, 15. (above), a Form Two student of the Pelam Estate English School. Kulim, who returned to his parents here for the school holidays, has been missing for the last six days. He was last seen on Dec. 15 when he left his116 words
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Article72 1966-12-22 11 JESSELTON. Wed. Inche Ibrahim bin Mohsidin has arrived here from Kuala Lumpur to take over from Inche Mohammed Samsuddin as Deputy Commissioner t of Police for Sabah. Inche Ibrahim was formerly Commandant. Royal Malaysia I Police Depot, in the Federal capital. Inche Mohammed Sam- 1 suddin.72 words
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347 1966-12-22 11 Campaign to buy teacher artificial kidney KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. TEACHERS and former pupils of the Methodist Boys Primary School in Jalan Davidson are rallying to the aid of Mr. Harry Kydd, a teacher and an old boy of the school, whose life depends on a $30,000 artificial kidney. Mr. Kydd,347 words
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206 1966-12-22 11 Sabah boy with rare disease in Tokyo hospital 'TOKYO, Wed. DocA tors at Juntendo Hospital here are continuing their preliminary examination of a three-year-old boy flown from Sabah on Monday with a rare blood disease. Poh Kian Yong is sufferini? from thalassemia. In which abnormal haemoglobin causes red blood cellsReuter - 206 words
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Article55 1966-12-22 11 SINGAPORE Wed An unidentified Chinese man with an apparently slight Injury on the back of his head was found dead this morning in Wayanu Street Police s.i id hr whs sft. 4in. tall. about 60 years old and was wearing n pur of bhtck punts. liEht-blue55 words
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Article25 1966-12-22 11 SINGAPORE Wed. More than 180 schoo taxi licences have been issued t< date, a spokesman of the Registrar of Vehicles office said today.25 words
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Article26 1966-12-22 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Chinrsr Bus Owners' Association will hold a meeting shortly to discuss criticisms made by several M.Ps of i uielflcipnf bus services.26 words
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Article53 1966-12-22 11 KUALA LIMPIR. Wed. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today presented the Deputy Prme Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, with a cheque for $5,000 from the Day Training Centre, here for the National Defence Fund. This is the last donation for the fund as the account53 words
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Miscellaneous263 1966-12-22 11 Straits Times Crossword ACKO>s ous term ends (8). 1. 6. Distribution o( old October 13. Present supporter is a new ale ends by the quarter— comer (10) that* a pest! (8. 6). 15. Hard to wreck nide boat? 9. There's a certain element (8) against my carrying on <8». 16.263 words
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Article38 1966-12-22 12 70 Hards SIS (Minimum) HEW PUTT CHONQ. 49 of Kdward Lumley, at 12 45 a m. Dec Corteg* to leav* K R Jalan Kirn I*ag for burial at Protestant Cemetery, Cn*raa, »t 2 pm. on Dec. 23.38 words
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Article32 1966-12-22 12 20 Wordt SIS (Minimum) MR. A MRS. I. Balatndrsm <h*uik relatives and friends for th*tr«as«lstant*, attendance, valuable presents and beat wishes on th* oeeaaoa of their maniac* at Btngapor* on 12-66.32 words
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Article27 1966-12-22 12 M Wordt Sli (Minimum) MR. A MRS. A )> Rajah, presently In London, send their best wishes for Christmas and the New Tear to all their friends27 words
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Article82 1966-12-22 12 t* Word, tli (Minimum) SONNY <T 1.W.) and Blbl Wl'llams wish all their frlenda a Happy X'mai and a Rrlght New Year. ORACIA ANO MAX LEWIS wish all their friend* Compliments of the Reason. No cards Donation to charity Instesrt MIDCE AND DON ALLEN BJMt •la all the very82 words
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Article344 1966-12-22 12 H'orrfs 111 (Minimum) DANCING. Itallet and Hlrhland I rinses at the BY. Andrew Cathedral Hall Telephone Klorrie i Sinclair (S'pora) MOl JUST UNPACKED THIS week, new inexpensive Hams fur X m:is See them In the M.nic Shois In Kitzpatrick'e I and <:»«; Orchard Road, B'porc. X'MAS SHOPPING at Arcade344 words
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Article666 1966-12-22 12 President Soekarno's appeal for a return to "guided democracy" in Indonesia sounds much more like a search for an issue on which to fight than a dramatic casting of the gauge at the feet of the generals. Soekarno is losing the struggle for survival. He still has666 words
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Article357 1966-12-22 12 Dato Donald Stephens has looked back on his political past with a courage that is rare und a humility that is attractive. It is not a common thing for political leaders who have fought and lost to admit, in retirement, that they were wrong in aims and357 words
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Article153 1966-12-22 12 Though the Director o( Operations in East Malaysia, Maj.-Gen. Dato Ibrahim bin Ismail, says the security situation in Sarawak is good it plainly could be better. That the amnesty offered under Operation Harapan has gathered in only 30 of the estimated 700 Communists in the State is not153 words
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191 1966-12-22 12 VVHAT does the Minister of Social Services mean by saying (S.T. Dec. 7) that social services would have to broaden its scope and widen its field of activity when the existing mediocre service is not improved? To cite a few191 words
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Article215 1966-12-22 12 I REFER to the letter by "a Parent' In which he claimed that "In the last five years at least 90 per cent of the specialist teachers (in Singapore) have finished up as school principals. Their talents are thereby lost to our students." By "specialist teachers"215 words
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Article163 1966-12-22 12 WHILE Miss Llm's sentiments concerning student behaviour were spontaneous, Mr. H.T. Cheung has been straining unsuccessfully over his defence of the students (S.T. Dec. 10). He states, "Perhaps the problem lies In the difference of deiMh of appreciation between the students and those who Imagine their evening ruined".163 words
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Article79 1966-12-22 12 I POSTED In Singapore letters to three addresses. All three came back to me. The addresses were correct and I managed to deliver the letters myself. It is up to the postal authorities to ensure that postmen are well acquainted with the areas they serve. Here are the79 words
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Article113 1966-12-22 12 A FEW days ago my son, who is a residential student of the University of Malaya wrote home to ask for extra money to enable him to buy food as he Is unable to fast lor reasons best known to himself. This seemed odd to me when I113 words
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Article75 1966-12-22 12 I WAS interested to read (S.T. Dec. 12) about a seedless papaya. Recently. I bought one at a roadside market off Killiney Road which was seedless. The flesh was thin and it did not taste as good as the ordinary ones which are always Juicy and sweet. I remarked75 words
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Article64 1966-12-22 12 J)URING previous years, when we sent our children to school for standard 1, we were not forced to make school uniforms in the school. Now pupils are being forced to make at least a pair through the school whereas the uniform can be made more cheaply at home64 words
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923 1966-12-22 12 TOM LAMBERT - How the U.S. predicts Mao's N-shots TOM LAMBERT FROM SPACE AND THE SKIES— WITH SATELLITES. SPY PLANES AND ELECTRONIC DETECTIVES by WASHINGTON. Wed ON Sept. 29, 19 64, the American Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, enlivened a news conference with a calm-voiced prediction that China might test-fire its first923 words
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Advertisement458 1966-12-22 12 Strain Times Malay Mail Clottificd o dvffrtitt nit? n'l n*#y b* handed to. COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKET Orchard Road (Receptionist Oetkl COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Road Naval Bat*. Authorised AqcnM: CITY BOOK STORE LTD. Winchester House, Colly*' Quay THE NEWS fRONT Fittpotrick't Supermarket M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Road. Nev.jl458 words
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Advertisement41 1966-12-22 12 ghonf The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cat to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Also Importers Exporters of High Clots Worsteds Woollens. SINGAPORE: 21, Chulio Street. Tel: ***** HONGKONG: Mirodor Mansion, ltt Floor, Room No. t. 34-64, Nathan Road, Kowloon.41 words
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Advertisement232 1966-12-22 12 >V.VaWW.V,%V.«.V.V.SPaSVaVa%S%V.W.%V/AW^ i M /j^Bfc^R I j^W Th* World Ranewnad Cultured P«orli that kava capturvd^a th* Haarti at all Fair Lodm in fht widctt rana*. a" Alto on Display Diamond, Jad*, Platinum I Geld Jcwtllcy. TIN SING GOLDSMITHS LTD. j: 215-21 7, South Bndge Rd., S'por*, 1. T.I 7*581/718*9 ***** rWJVaSVaV-WA'.SW.V/aSV'aVd'a'.VaVAVaV.V.V.V.'^232 words
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189 1966-12-22 13 Ahmad is aspiring to be an envoy, says MP CINGAPORE, Wed.— A Government backbencher, Inche Rahamat bin Kenap, said in Parliament today that the chairman of the Singapore Umno, Inche Ahmad Haji Tan", was hoping that Malaysia would make him an ambassador. Inche Rahmat, who spoke while the House was189 words
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Article, Illustration307 1966-12-22 13 Albert Ramalingam - Living on $7.50 a day in America Albert Ramalingam YOKE HEONG: U.S. ALLOWANCES STOPPED SINCE NOV. 1 By TWENTY-two-year-old armless Mrs. James Lav the former Miss Lai Yoke Heong revealed here today that her allowances in the United States had been cut off from Nov. 1. I 1 Since then,307 words
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Article97 1966-12-22 13 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Businessman, Mr. Jack Oei Tjiong le, will unveil a plaque to commemorate the Oei Tiong Ham building at the University of Singapore tomorrow. Mr. Oei Is the son of the late Mr. Oei Tiong Ham, the "Sugar King" who contributed $150,000 to97 words
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Article31 1966-12-22 13 IPOH. Wed. A cyclist, Chong Fook Choy. 23. died at the Kuala Kangsar Hospital yesterday after being knocked down by a lorry at the 16J mile Ipoh-Kuala Kangsar road.31 words
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Article81 1966-12-22 13 Mother of 9 accused of murder CCREMBAN, Wed. A mother of nine children, Letchemy Ponnuvuny. 34, of the town council quarters at Templer Road here, was today charged in a magistrate's court with the murder of a town council worker. Ja<<rh Daniel. 40. Jacob was stabbed in the chest at81 words
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Article27 1966-12-22 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The AJlran Muda Orchestra will give a public performance at the Lake Gardens here from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.27 words
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Article73 1966-12-22 13 ALOR STAR. Wed. Two people died in road accidents in Kedah yesterday bringing the death toll to five in one week. The dead men were: A lorry attendant, Chng see Wan. 34. who fell from his lorry at the 4J mile of the Alor StarJanggus road.73 words
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Article49 1966-12-22 13 KANOAR. Wed. The Perils Farmers' Association will send a 10-man delegation to the Statr fertiliser investigations commits tomorrow to protest against 'h present system of fertiliser distribution to farmers. The delegation will also ask thState Government to appoint tn> association its sole distributor li the State49 words
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261 1966-12-22 13 Malaysia to host two international conferences in May KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. TWO international conferences will be held here in May next year, Tengku Abdul Rahman said at his weekly post-Cabinet Press conference today. There will be a meeting of Commonwealth senior officials to discuss economic development and another of South-East261 words
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Article71 1966-12-22 13 CINGAPORE. Wed— The last batch of 35 Ngee Ann College students, who were arrested last month, have been released by the police after a brief spell In prison. But none of them will be taken back by the college which expelled them en bloc Immediately after their arrests.71 words
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145 1966-12-22 13 CINGAPORE, Wed. Eight Singapore fishermen who were detained by the Indian Government for intrusion into their territorial waters oft the Nicobar Islands in May have returned home. Their fishing vessel, SMF 538. was confiscated. The eight men are: Tay Slew Khiang. Teng Van145 words
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Article, Illustration69 1966-12-22 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Abu bin Mohamed. 21. a jaga krrrta. A-as sentenced in a magistrate's -ourt here today to one year's ■til for potMsston of an offensive voapon in a public placp. :hr court was (old that Abu vas found wl'h ;i bayonv .stuck in69 words
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Advertisement43 1966-12-22 13 HARPOON Large Choice •uper-waterproof of Ladies' automatic and Gentlemen's calendar Watches FAVRE-LEUBA GENEVE since 1737 The Swiss Watch for all Climates The gift for the man who wants to be different Til II AC "r? ORIGINAL men* toiletries «o» TMI BORNBO COMPANY I.IMII1I)43 words
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Advertisement54 1966-12-22 13 Mr THEfMRm The car that has caused a sensation I^^^^^ in Europe. A new concept in motoring-combining the latest advances of technology and body-design with functional comfort and maximum safety. The FIAT 124 is a car completely in tune with the times FIAT DISTRIBUTORS CM) LTD FIRT SHARIKAT FIAT DISTRIBUTORS54 words
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Miscellaneous681 1966-12-22 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur 7.00 News In English; 7 10 and Penan*; 6 Ipoh and Sa-Tangkal Melatt popular Malacca. 3, 10 Johore Bha- Malay songs: 7.35 The Lucy ru. 4. Taipini 7 Batu Pa- Show: 8.00 This Week: 8.35 bat. 9 Kluang. Mimbar Ugama Malay programme: 9.00 News681 words
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Article160 1966-12-22 14 |^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Malayan Nurses Union today received full support from the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services in its decision to resort to industrial action if the issue of reduction in hostel charges and other claims are not settled160 words
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Article, Illustration249 1966-12-22 14 Magdalene Lum - Magdalene Lum: By Kuala Lumpur, Wad. THE armed forces in the Philippines help in the country's development, the leader of the Philippines economic and defence delegation, Dr. Placida L. Napa, said here today. The delegation, comprising six members of the Presidential Economl249 words
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Article45 1966-12-22 14 KAJANO. Wed.— The assessment tub-committee of the Ulu Langat Town Board met today at the District conference room to consider appeals from property owners against the valuations of and the rates imposed on their holdings in the Town Board areas In the district.45 words
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126 1966-12-22 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Institute of Medical Research is to get five professors by the middle of next year to do full-time research into the health problems of the rural people. Announcing this today, the Director of the Institute. Dr. Ungku Omar Ahmad, said126 words
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Article52 1966-12-22 14 PENANQ Wed.— The Governor, Raja Tun Uda, and his wile will be the guests of honour at a Hari Raya tea party at the E. «nd O. Hotel on Jan. 15. The Penang Malay Association- organisers of the Party, expects more than 500 Muslims to attend52 words
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251 1966-12-22 14 Troops give $2,000 for new Kuching mosque KUCHING, Wed. Malaysian troops will demolish Kuching town mosque after the Hari Raya celebrations next month. On the site a large new mosque is to be built. This was disclosed last night by the chairman of the Ma*jid Besar Fund raising committee, Dato251 words
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Article28 1966-12-22 14 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Parliament today passed the Holidays Bill. which will abolish Bank holidays in Singapore. The law also provides Singapore witn 16 public holidays.28 words
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96 1966-12-22 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's Parliament was adjourned sine die today after its Budget session. After the Finance Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. had made his Budget speech during a onedav sitting on Dec. 5, the House was adjourned till Dec 12, when the debate on the96 words
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206 1966-12-22 14 White House praises Malaysian Telecoms Dept. ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. The Communications Agency of the White House in Washington today said "Well Done" to the Telecommunication s Department here for the "superior and excellent" facilities provided during the recent visit of President Johnson. In a letter to t'ne Direc-tor-General of206 words
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162 1966-12-22 14 Man made advances to us, 3 boys tell police AIUAR, Wed. The 1T1 OCPD Muar. Deputy Supt. Teoh Eng Seng, today connrmed that throe boys had reported of a man believed to be a sex maniac making advance to them. Five other boys have also been reported to have been162 words
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Article62 1966-12-22 14 SINGAPORE. Wed The body nf a man. Sec Kuin Thine 47 wan found in the sea ofl Collyrr Quay this afternoon. Police said the dead mans brother See Xum Kiew. of Trengganu Street, tnd made a r«>p" Central Police Station yrstrrday. He said his brother62 words
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Article35 1966-12-22 14 IPOH. Wed. Aliaa bin Hall Zainal Abiddin, 84. who was admitted at the hospital here la* week, after being knocked down by a lorry In Gopeng Road, died •< his injuries yesterday.35 words
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Advertisement259 1966-12-22 14 ,j|isv& J^k to be a bestseller, to occupy (|ot I pride of place on your book J*/ I m m. she and a yer .V s P ecial s s ot *\%y|j I A in hearts of millions of readers 1 W throughout the world. WOMAN'S WORLD truly is a259 words
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Advertisement137 1966-12-22 14 IJjTfajJ You don't have to be French to appreciate COINTREAU Every glass of Cointreau is the perfect balance of sun-ripened oranges and the best eaux-de-vie from France, its unique formula a closely guarded secret of the House of Cointreau. Drink it straight or with ice, or add it to cocktails,137 words
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Article, Illustration11 1966-12-22 15 PIPER LEADS SOLDIERS IN HUNT FOR THE MAD AXEMAN11 words
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Article156 1966-12-22 15 NAIROBI. Wed. Kenya's Sen. it« voted itself ou% of existence tony. It approved a constitutional unendment bill which amalgamates both Houses of Parliament to form one National Assembly. All Senators will join the National As--embly, sitting with members o( •he House of Representatives, the present LowerMirrorpic - 156 words
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154 1966-12-22 15 Shorter hemlines at Moscow fashion show MOSCOW. Wed—Soviet skirt lengths shortened sharply yesterday, to the nearest thing to a mini-skirt yet seen in this capital of Communism. The bold new look was shown to a restricted audience of manufacturers and newsmen at the annual fashion show held at the Moscow154 words
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Article38 1966-12-22 15 BOGOTA (Colombia) Wrd. I Fourteen people were killed yesterday, when two buses travelling in opposite directions on the highway leading to Bogota crashed head-on, police reported. Six other people suffered serious injuries— AP.AP - 38 words
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175 1966-12-22 15 Mystery of the barbecued 'pork' in —Manila IIANILA, Wed. The iTI mystery of Manila's missing does has been solved they've been dognapped, cooked and sold as barbecued pork. Accordhii: to Manila Bulletin columnist Will! dog eating Is I to br a national hub.t in the Philippines "What hurts Is thntAP - 175 words
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Article50 1966-12-22 15 ooessa i -Vincent Urquita. 42. found he had InrRotien his house key wiirn he rrturnod home. In an effort to p-<in rnry he ■wfthti Indot) wltl police tald< and rut hli b below the elbow. Hp ran to a nfßhbour's boUM but died before rc-.u50 words
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Article35 1966-12-22 15 SEOUL, v South Korean Government ha.s ordered the closure of it! COtU ll In PI 1 urn Penh within a tnontl cause of Ci>mbodi;)'.s "unfriendly aititudr" a FniTica Mil spokesman announced today. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Advertisement694 1966-12-22 15 43> WHEAT FLOUR IS A BETTER FOOD. y^^^ 2^^T\-^ n human daily livelihood, there are four main problems, viz., clothing, food, W \^^Jv >^^"'"'Z/^ j, shelter and transportation; among these the most important one is food. Therefore, food 7 |^»\^«y"' I'^^1 s t ie vitality of people. Of all cereal694 words
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Miscellaneous44 1966-12-22 15 HiftTlilKl M ajEAgIN6THIS^ FOR AMBLVOPIA EX ANOPSIA "AM6LVOPIA"«£PERSTODiMNESS ARE VOJ <UR£ THIS V OH. U /EYErWrCHSOWUI OR U)HAT IS CALLED "LAZV EVE* OF VISION AND"£^ANOPSIA"TOTH£ DO6Sf{THAVESaMEmiN6 60OD S I CAN TEST ME/ LACKOFIfet (JHICH IS RE^ftJNSOLE 'TO DO It'iTH THE 6RIEPi .1 f^^K^^^ly FORTHEPIMNESSOFViSION44 words
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422 1966-12-22 16 Take the awe out of perfume, advises expert "yOU don't have to be some kind of expert to enjoy perfume. Just appreciate it." Mr. Howard Zagor, president of Parfums Marcel Rochas, nevertheless thinks there's often too much awe and mystery associated with perfume. "Certainly perfume is one of the finer422 words
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Article, Illustration582 1966-12-22 16 ALL DRESSED UP TO GO DREAMING THERE'S only two days to go! And many a young husband is still wondering what to buy her for Christmas. Perfume? Jewellery why not if he can afford to buy her the diamonds? Or can it be something which will make her look lovely582 words
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Article167 1966-12-22 16 ALL EYES will be on ears in 1967. Big earrings falling all the way to the shoulders show for late day and evening as accessories for the new clothes. Look for them in graduated diamond shapes in rhinestones and pearls, in multi-coloured, stones, or as glittery167 words
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Advertisement446 1966-12-22 16 BERMUDA with iH|? Cat> cups t Enjoy your Summer in Bermuda, the light, cool bra by Silhouette. Fashioned in pre-shrunk cotton that washes gleaming white every time. 'Keep-Shape' cups lined with wafer-thin foam give you a beautiful shape. Plunge-front, elastic back and easily adjustable shoulder straps, la White, sizes 32'446 words
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Advertisement284 1966-12-22 16 Discover how lovely you can be with scientifically formulated Salon Treatments by LancQme's Paris trained specialist Mrs. Theresa Chan, Mrs. Alice Lam atTHE NEW LANCOME SALON AT I.AYRHOUSE.GRANGERD.SINGAPORE my Lancome of Paris have won the reputation %£of being world-leading manufacturers of S^ scientific Skin Care products, high-fashion cosmetics and revitalising284 words
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Article, Illustration51 1966-12-22 17 Dusty death ENTITLED Dusty Death, and showing the body of a Vietcong soldier dragged behind an armoured vehicle, this picture won first prize in the news section of the 11th World Press Photo competition, judged this week at The Hague, Holland The picture was taken by UPI photogra pher KyoichiUPI - 51 words
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202 1966-12-22 17 Creditor nations give Suharto a debt relief PARIS, Wednesday. INDONESIA'S major creditors last night agreed to consolidate some oi" its outstanding foreign debts which total more than £1,000 million that were due for repayment by the end of 1967. At the end of a two-day meeting here with Indonesian representativesReuter - 202 words
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Article91 1966-12-22 17 Caravan fire kills four sisters r OMPOC t California). Wed. The bodies of [our small girls, aged five years to four months, were found huddled together near the charred remains of a Christmas tree and burned presents after a fire swept through their caravan home here last night. Mrs. ClintonReuter - 91 words
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Article59 1966-12-22 17 KMM'NP' Buddhist pneau pI A B J for She'rp;. •.nbesmen huilt in the •hadow o! Mount t:\crcst by BU Edmund 11 h sir Bdmuoi «bej w Ulf ■ounil or the world! highest mountain 13 K° Sherpa Tetmng Norgay. raised £16 000 to build the U-bed hospitalReuter - 59 words
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Article61 1966-12-22 17 LONDON. Wed.— Thieves last night broke into a post office at Wolverhampton. run by the town's former chief crime investigator and got away with cash, stamps and savings certificates worth nearly £20.000. Meanwhile, 40 miles away in Leicester another p°st office raid brought a haul worth aboutReuter - 61 words
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Article74 1966-12-22 17 I SAIOON. Wrd. South Vietnam? constitutional fl—embrv 10--1 day i d:o have loc*l. provincial »r.' 4 I efHeift elcc.«d ov ;\*e j pecj f«ad of appointed by the CeM-r- Government TV ftmhrjr which .s writing a ntrt con 1 f-jticn as the foLii>i<ilion :or a "(hovci74 words
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Article39 1966-12-22 17 DETROI I W Corp-: it «a> reducing output m'Nt moniti five by nooo car*, lo nw oUI 124 000 »:-.nou Motors. Ford and An... an Motors t lie Tther 5 OK m*i. lur«r> —Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article86 1966-12-22 17 UONN. Wed Ihe \\>>t German Air Forte has resumed flights of its crash-plagued Marfuhlcr fleet, which has been grounded for <vvn weeks for modifications to the aircraft's elector >eat. Ihe Luftwaffe chief. Lt. Grn. Johannes stein hoff. banned Starfighter flichtb after the «sth crashReuter - 86 words
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Article130 1966-12-22 17 Marathon talks end Qantas strike CYDNEY. Wed. The strike of Qantas. airline pilots was settled early today. Melbourne Kadio reported. It said settlement was on the basis of a compromise agreement reached after a long meeting between the pilots' negotiating team, the Minister of Labour and National Service. Mr. LeslieUPI - 130 words
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Article144 1966-12-22 17 Build-up on border by Peking LONDON, Wed. China is moving substantial reinforcements to the uneasy Sino-Soviet border areas, diplomatic sources reported today. These sources said that massive concentrations appeared to have been in progress lately on the Chinese side of the Far Eastern Soviet border areas to which Peking hasUPI - 144 words
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Advertisement204 1966-12-22 17 The watch that needs the least attention deserves the best service *B"^^f. Bring your Rolex where it gets Rolex service Your Rolex Oyster is rugged. It is the best protected movement in the world. Water and climate-proof; shockproof; by watch standards, virtually indestructible. But even though it is also the204 words
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Advertisement745 1966-12-22 18 (tontinord from Pace 12) SITUATIONS VACANT Ii Word* SS (Mm.)— Box tt rli txtrt SAILOR'S SHOP wants a salesgirl. Apply 192 Anson Road. Singapore 2. WANTED EXPERIENCED cook amah and wasb amah. Good with children. Apply 12. Adam Park, ft pore. WANTED B.C. TEMPORARY Teachers to teach Malay or English745 words
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Advertisement627 1966-12-22 18 SITUATIONS VACANT U Wordt SI (Min.)-Bmx St ett. txtrm APPLICATIONS AM INVITtO ror The Following Posts: 1. Private Secretary with Good Command of ICngltsn experienced with Minutes of Meetings und Capable of Working Independently. s-aiary over $500/-. 2. Accounts Clerk, Qualified and experienced Book-keeper «lth good knowledge of English and627 words
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Advertisement915 1966-12-22 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT la Wordt Sa I Mm.)— Box tt ett mxlrm ILFCONTAINED FURNISHED FLATLET. European couple. $230-. Electric, water. »i Marine Paradt. Behind Wonderland. Dist 15. Phone (B'pore) *****. GREAT EASTERN COURT Holland Road. 3/bedroomed flat, fully furnished, avallab't SU»/February to 16th/ June. Apply Hurst, office (Spore) *****, home *****2.915 words
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Advertisement914 1966-12-22 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE H Wordt If Mm., Box it rl*. txtrt FRANKEL ESTATE immediate occupation Greenfield Drive newly com--1 pleted sond spacious semi-di'taclird two-sto i-v bun<alo» Lnnd 4.40U sq II freehold, built area 2.100 sq.ft I rooms. 2 stoirs. :t bathrooms, lone- bath, separate lountie dinning I porch, front914 words
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Advertisement935 1966-12-22 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE <i Word) S* (Mlh.)-Box i» rlt exfr. FORD ANCLIA. 100 E. I onfiillon, I li.i i! I i\. (1 April. Instiled to V it 51.300 AW'lv :.7K laaataat), .lilstead Koad. Spore 11 BEOFORD PERKINS DIESEL .non Wasjaa I" t'KiKiered Apn' If 64 Road tax expires 11-1-67. Comprehensive935 words
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Advertisement610 1966-12-22 18 AT YOUR SERVICE IS H..r<iN <s i Win.)— Box it rli. rxtrn KWOK'S PHOTOCOPY SERVICE. II lli<- Arcadt l«t Floor Trl Sl«fr GENERAL SPRAY PAINTING Rrrriiieratur repairs nt cualomtr Uoiisf l'hnn» s in" 3.M113 WEMBLEY TIES lor Chml max hat r colour Kuide ttta. DOCUMENT COPVINC PLANPRINTING Mi. Ton Smith610 words
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Advertisement294 1966-12-22 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS APPLICATIONS air From riii-ible nndidatM for the loilowim; •-.iiliMit to a Dipinm.i tonablr 111 Canada In September. IM l ourse of Slud\ (i) Nautical Science (Fuhinf Captains A: Mates) (ii) Nautical Science (Flshlnf Gear Technology) (111) Mechanical Engineering Technology (Marine) (lv) Mechanical Enßineerlnt Technology (Fish294 words
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Advertisement1228 1966-12-22 19 10 LIYEIIPOOL t WESI COAST U.K., Om S'CKXt Sam S'Mt* Piami NEItUS Ha»'i. L'pool. Bn'tast. 6|O» ll Pt Dec 23 Bet 24 ANCHISES .'cool, Glasgow Gin 15 Dec 23 CALCHA*) Bi'o'ont. Lisßon, H'trpoe" Gin. 13 Otc 21 Dtc 27 31 Bet 31 MELAMPUS I'pool. Dublin. A.onnwutA Dec 2» Dec 2S1,228 words
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Advertisement2786 1966-12-22 19 1 m I nm W^i i I i j I J mkif mm WmM mm i 1 1 nm /wEACz/Ays THL LAST ASIATIC COMPANY LJC lw»|*M fHim ■"> tXPRE^i SAIUN6!> ID tLNOA-ROHLRBAM-HAMBURtAARMU^-COPENHAGEN. P. S'naa Paaug Span Wioui rota H'tuig Ajrtua C'tatta SUMIAWA BtC 21 31 Jm 3/ I 31/ IJM2,786 words
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Advertisement1265 1966-12-22 19 BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOI OUTWARD SERVICE FROM UK/CONTINENT. UWiwj tan lIMWori p. SUM) PMMg CITT OF WINNIPEO London, Hamburg, RotttraMk, Hivn. Hull 21. 31 Dec SI Dec IJM Cm OF BROOKLYN London. Hamburg. RotttrdM. Hurt. Hull 21/21 JM 20/30 JM Cm OF COLOMBO London. HimMrg, Rorttntita, Havra.1,265 words
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Article25 1966-12-22 20 Dec 21. Rl BBKR PRICE: 80 rents (down fire-piKhths of a cent). TIN: 5602 (unchanted). Estimated unofficial offering: 230 tons (up 10 tons).25 words
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Article69 1966-12-22 20 'produce prices l -HINEIE Praduc* Emtianga. tlnia- par* nsan pticti par plaul yastarday: Cacanut all: hulk S42| a*ll*ra. drum $4.-> aaeajra. Capra Mixed (fob.) looaa D*c Jan. Ptpptr Munlok »hl> BlfTt WBajTll. Ik black iell< ra.' garhlrd iJimiionu hlack $11 Ti nrlltra NI.W i, ASTA *IJS arllera (l"i-, NI.W)! •aMMn69 words
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605 1966-12-22 20 From Our Market Correspondent ALL sections of the Stock Exchange were quietly steady yesterday. Interest was shown in a few dominant counters in the industrial section, and there were small gains in CCM- and Mats-.. Esso preference shares were dealt in at $1.07.605 words
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Article27 1966-12-22 20 Malayan Stork Indirr* Dec. 20. Dec. '.'I. 'Industrials; 91.05 92.03 Tins: 10b.b.> 10H.94 S rubbers: 110.84 11U.84 *Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.27 words
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Article932 1966-12-22 20 DCSINKM in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets INDUSTRIALS: Bousttad (1.000) UM, 11.00)0 $1.56, (32.000) 51. 58 cd: C. Sugar '1.000) $1.17 D, (1,000) $1.18 D. (1.000) SI 15,932 words
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408 1966-12-22 20 THE price of Straits tin in Penanß yesterday remained unchanged at $602. The market was steady with strong support from all quarters. There was a gain of £1 per ton in London on Tuesday afternoon. The estimated offering was up 10 tons to 230408 words
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Article83 1966-12-22 20 r THI Malayan Minister of Finance kw M\fd these prices for calculating customs duties for the period from Dec. 22 to Dec. 38. Rubber 60 1 cents a Ib. topra 5434 a lon. Coconut Oil S7U2 a ton. Palm Oil 5695 a ton. Palm Kernels $361.25 a ton.83 words
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Article255 1966-12-22 20 lAMARV. first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at I p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 60 cents per Ib. down five-eighths of a rent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. K.A.s. and M.R.K. closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday:255 words
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Article32 1966-12-22 20 'PMC MMWM Banks In Malay--1 11a mad* ttiMr changes In Its nitfs to rnerchaola ymtrrday oil rates Stllini TT m OO raarJy: Will Carmany IM|; Btlgium |.<l| and Italy 20.134.32 words
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Article37 1966-12-22 20 ON thr> frat aictiantt mark*! In Hore KonK \rJ"rd.-> th? US. dollar waa quoted at 5.731 for T.T. and 5.72J for tath. Starling «n w.ntHt at 15 »5 and mm Ual af gald tl MT.37 words
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Article139 1966-12-22 20 MELBOURNE. Wrd. "VI Bfltredtn n.solidated Goldflelds. and the shares io.se another five cental to 54.30. Gams in industrials were mor* solid today, and tlir margin of rises over tails widened. BHP Wai up 10 cents to $6.28. and Henry Jones up 10 cents to $3.75. Base metals wrrr139 words
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Article126 1966-12-22 20 V.HIPS lying •lonti.rt. tht Slngaawr* Harbour wharvaa ar tipacttn l.rti, ara: Brnarty 3 4. Neater I I, Mo hammrdi 10 II Calrha. 13 M. Anchi*<'S 15 10, Arakan orl 2i. LimburK 11/32, Tarra Maru 35/36. Norm.uk 1 .1" 39, Ell«n Bakke 44, Ball 43, M<-nr»thpiia 46. Hammor.ii126 words
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Advertisement1150 1966-12-22 20 Y\**"" KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Direct U.S.A. Atlantic Coast Servica Bangkok Hon|kon| N. Tori Searioort pnilia. BilL -Tutsi Mara" 11/24 Bea 21,11 81l I Flk Ift M flk II F j a "litiiilir" B/22 )a» 2J/S1 Jaa 4 Mat IB Mai 15 Mai UHa Japan Direct Service Pinmi Smraoora Tolofumi1,150 words
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Advertisement794 1966-12-22 20 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALANO SERVICES INDIA. PAKISTAN AND FAR EAST SERVICES Frteaatlt. Alilnli. Melliurai. Sydntj. tm Mains an! Nafaiattmaa. Pening P. S ham Singapore Sn|aoore P. S'riam Peninj ULIMIA* 7/1 jaa «to laa 11/11 laa RAIULA is J>a 7 Ja.i I laa ARPETA 1/ I Flk 11/12 Flk 13 14 Flk RAJUU*794 words
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Advertisement551 1966-12-22 20 CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN. PENANG Appointment of Assistant Maintenance Enginrrr I'rnaiif Pu*er Station. APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified persons resident in Malaysia lor the above post In the Electricity Supply Department on the salary scale of $628x34-934 982x34-$1.254 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates. Preference will551 words
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Advertisement871 1966-12-22 21 PURCHASING AND CONTRACTS OFFICER required b> Construction Company. The applicant should have a good technical knowledge and practical experience In the mechanical engineering field. Hit duties will be to organise and superrlse the purchase department. He will also be required to negotiate sub-contracts In the BeM of marine construction and871 words
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Advertisement429 1966-12-22 21 NOTICES NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that CHANG KUM HENG a partner of Messrs. Swee Bee Trading Company ol No. 64. Bencoolen Street. Singapore has on the 19th day of December. 1566 withdrawn from the said partnership and he has no authority to transact the said partnership business or collect any monies429 words
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Advertisement110 1966-12-22 21 NOTICE PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE SCHEME SAVINGS ACCOUNTS In view of the rate of interest having been increased to 3% p.a., the undermentioned banks hereby give notice that Personal Accident Insurance Scheme to holders of Savings Accounts will, with effect from midnight 31st December 1966, be discontinued and cancelled. The Bank110 words
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Article, Illustration270 1966-12-22 22 Davies turns down £15,000 to become pro ATHLETICS LONDON, Wed. Weeks of mental strife for Britain's Olympic long jump champion Lynn Davies have ended with his rejection of offers worth about £15,000 to turn professional. It could not have been an easy choice for Davies. a 24-year-old Welsh lecturer in270 words
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Article139 1966-12-22 22 MELBOURNE. Wed. The Indian Davi* Cup tennis team, who play Australia in the challenge round next week, showed good form during training at Kooyong here today In a practice session luting more than three hours- the Indian players impressed observers, including former Australian Davis Cup starsReuter - 139 words
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Article56 1966-12-22 22 CHENG Wan reached the final of the Perak Chinese Football Federation's soccer competition for the Dato Leong Kee Nyean Cup when they beat Ramblers "B" 4-0 In the second lee at Ipoh yesterday to win on «-0 aggregate. They will meet the winners of the Ramblers "A" v56 words
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377 1966-12-22 22 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING with pRINCE'S KNIFE did a sparkling trial at Penang's Batu Gantong track yesterday morning. Breaking into a gallop approaching the half mile post, Prince's Knife strode out fluently over the last 3f in 38 3/5. Mount Illona also clocked 38 3/5377 words
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Article, Illustration318 1966-12-22 22 Chappell shines between showers CRICKET lOHANNES- BURG. Wed. Rain yesterday wrecked the Australian cricket team's final rehearsal before the First Test against South Africa which begins on Friday. A downpour caused their three-day match aeainst South African Universities to be abandoned as a draw at Pretoria. Scores: Australians 242; UniversitiesReuter - 318 words
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132 1966-12-22 22 LOS ANGELES. Wed Nigerian Dick Tiger, the world light-heavyweight champion, has been offered US$7O,OOO to defend his title against the No. 1 contender, American Roger Rouse. Promoter George Parnassus said the offer had been sent to Lew Burston. one of Tiger's AmericanReuter - 132 words
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101 1966-12-22 22 IOC REBUKE COF FOR ADMITTING GOVT MEN OARIS, Wed. The French Olympic Committee (C.0.F.) have been strongly criticised by the International Olympic Committee for their decision to admit two Government officials as members. C.O.F. president M. Armand Massard said here yesterday. M. Massarri. who is aLso first vice-pre.'»ident of th«Reuter - 101 words
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123 1966-12-22 22 ONDON. Wed— Nobby Btiles. who was in England's World Cup winning team, has bren suspended for 21 dajn for m:scoi>. duct in a league match. The incident occurred when Stiles, a 24-year-old ving h.ilf. was playing for Manchest •t United against Aston Villa onReuter - 123 words
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Advertisement604 1966-12-22 22 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (NO. 118) NOTICE UNDER SECTION IJ7. No NOTICE Is hereby given under Section 137 of the Town Boards Enactment that Draft Layout Plan No. J7 3336/1 for the sub-Qlvlslon Of land Lot 2252, Lorong 2, Jalan Ngee Heng, Johore Bahru. nas been prepared and Is open604 words
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Advertisement302 1966-12-22 22 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD TO LET Tenders are Invited for rentinf 12 new shops at Kallang Basin Contract II (Lavender Street Estate). Also available are Shops Offices In: Gauges Avenue: Indus Road; South Bndce Road; New Bridge Road; Upper Pickering Btreet; Jalan Mmyak: Selegle House; Lengkok Bahru Jalan Kukoh; Jalan Batu:302 words
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Advertisement365 1966-12-22 22 NOTICES REMINDER PROPERTY SALE TODAY AT 2.M P.M. 1. NOS. 51 and 53 to 62 (consecutive) MOHAMED SULTAN ROAD 2. NOS. 4 to 22 (even) MIRI ROAD 3. NOS. 10. 12 14 TAN TYX PLACE 4. NOS. 8/A/B/C/t> WAYANO STREET J5. NOS. 9/A/B/C/D WAYANO STREET 6. LAND AT JALAN PEMINPIN365 words
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Advertisement104 1966-12-22 22 Save your eyes wear Equality fid*! SPECTACLE LENSES for clearer, sharper vision Trade Enquires ITHE WORLD OPTICAL CO. 58, South Bridge Road Singapore, l Tel ***** Representatives M^iir m \r mxrixJ com**. SINGAPORE. 1 J FELT TEXTILES t (MALAYSIA) LTD. Make your carpets brighter! an outhoriMd StRVICE MASTER, prof.monol. Carpet104 words
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Article427 1966-12-22 23 Round the year training a 'must' jyjALAYSIAN contingents to future international Games should comprise only those who have had round-the-year training. This will be one of the recommendations which Tan Sri Abdul Jamil bin Rais, Malaysian Chef de Mission to the Fifth Asian Games, will make in his report to427 words
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Article, Illustration190 1966-12-22 23 BANGKOK. Wed— The Public Relations Committee for th-3 Fifth AMan Games rasterday rejected as "a complete distortion of the fact*" criticisms by the South Korean team's public relations officer Yoo Han Chul. Mr. Yoo had said that the general organisation oT the Games was poor190 words
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598 1966-12-22 23 RICHARD STREETON - WORLD REVIEW rpHE FISTS of Cassius Clay and the World Cup A earned more global attention than anything else during 1966 international sport. Clay successfully defended his world heavyweight boxing title five times and has gradually emerged in most people's eyes as a great598 words
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Article, Illustration11 1966-12-22 23 Pictures by LIM YAW CHONG11 words
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Advertisement87 1966-12-22 23 Mini-bottle of HENNESSY Brandy FREE when you buy a quart bottle or 2 pint bottles of HENNESSY V.S.O.P. Reserve (while stocks last) 4?|?*W. M /JjjHKgßfy not giving me away m /fl Bf'7 to just anyone. M MM wf Only to people with £^Jm Wj\ the right back- Jm\ Wi ground87 words
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Advertisement240 1966-12-22 23 Two years ago N. all Tokyo was watching the score at the Olympics on FUJITSU electric scoreboards UvJKVUrXITjMn Opening Ctnmony, Tokyo Olympic Main Stadium Now all Bangkok is watching the score at the historic 1966 Asian Games and again FUJITSU scoreboards are what they'll As one of Asia's outstanding manufacturers240 words
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Article34 1966-12-22 24 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Social and Recreation Committee of the St. John Ambulance Association will hold a dance on Christmas Eve at the Beach Road headquarters at 8 p.m. ENTRENCHMENT METHOD ACCEPTED34 words
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Article299 1966-12-22 24 LONDON. Wed.— The London stock market closed quietly firm on selective Investment buying and lack of selling, but turnover was very small. In speculative Issues, Laporte was heavily traded during the morning on U.S. bid rumours but Interest slackened later. Pye was fairly active but closed lower following299 words
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Article62 1966-12-22 24 LONDON, Wed— Spot 18 d, Jan. 18\d., Feb. 18',d.. March 18 11 16 d., J»n March 18> 2 d.. April /June I9'»d., July Sept 19% d., Oct. Dec. 19 7 »d.. Jan March 20 1 16 d.. April June 20 1 16 d.. July Sept. 20>»d.. Oct Dec. 20'gd..62 words
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Article36 1966-12-22 24 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £1207 u <+£4>. sellers £1208> a <— a i. Forward buyers £1204' v i-i'-i sellers £1205 (unchanged). Settlement £1208 (+£2 1 Turnover am 205 tons, pm 90 tons. Tone: I Steady but quiet.36 words
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187 1966-12-22 24 JAKARTA, Wed. Ar«J moured cars today guarded President Soekarnos palace and other strategic points while militant anti Soekarno students staged a noisy demonstration demanding the President's resignation and his trial for alleged complicity in the abortive communist coup. The Foreign Minister. Mr. AdamReuter - 187 words
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Article90 1966-12-22 24 SINGAPORE. Wed —The Pioneer Industries Employees" Union held a Christmas Party for more than 1.000 children of residents living in the Jurong Industrial complex. Among them were the children of local military and police personnel. Among the many attractions the children enjoyed were magic and cinema shows,90 words
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Article25 1966-12-22 24 CHICAGO. Wed. Police said a group of young men stoned the Yugoslav Consulate last night, smashing three windows and a glass door. AP.AP - 25 words
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266 1966-12-22 24 Mad axeman writes to newspapers: Why I had to escape T ONDON, Wed. Dartmoor convict Frank Mitchell has sent letters to two London newspapers explaining why he escaped 10 days ago and offering to surrender if a date is fixed for his release. The letters posted in a London suburbReuter - 266 words
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Article55 1966-12-22 24 SINGAPORE. Wed— A fire drill will be held at the People's Defence Force headquarters in Beach Road at 10 a.m. tomorrow lasting for about an hour. A red smoke grenade will bs used to make the drill look realistic. The alarm will be .sounded by55 words
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Article27 1966-12-22 24 SINGAPORE. Wed —An exhibition of modern paintings by Ho Ha Ytng will be held at the National Library lecture hall from Friday to Dec 29.27 words
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199 1966-12-22 24 Dewi: Why should we want to commit suicide? OX)KYO, Wed. Pre- sident Soekarno's Japanese wife today denied reports that she and the President once planned to commit suicide. "Not really?" Madame Dewi said wnen informed of the reports. "That's unbelievable. Why should we commit suicide?" She laughed when the report199 words
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105 1966-12-22 24 New school for under-14 delinquents SINGAPORE. Wed. A junior approved school to house about 80 juvenile delinquents under the age of 14. is to be built next to the Gimson Boys' Home, Inch* Othman Wok. thn Minister for Culture and Social Affairs told Parliament last night. He smrt that main105 words
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Obituary18 1966-12-22 24 CABLE RECEIVED from K*mlnatar ("pylon, Madam PerafnpfltanQ Nallaplllnv. twlovrd moth»r ot Mra. Pnranjothy, Penan* puled away peacefully.18 words
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Miscellaneous51 1966-12-22 24 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.ru. Tuesday to 8 pm. ywterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 72 Kota Bharu 86 12 Penang 86 75 Ipoh 90 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 90 73 C. Highlands 70 57 Jesselton 84 73 Kuching51 words
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