The Straits Times, 2 January 1967
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Title Section24 1967-01-02 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 Till! (Jatiiiiiii! f<uws[iii|iiir The Straits Times Estd 1845 MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578 :25»0/MC(P) 226624 words
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Article282 1967-01-02 1 Sock vows: I will not be gagged JAKARTA, Sun President Soekarno today vowed he would not be silenced by his opponents but would speak out on policy matters whenever his conscience demanded. "Some people have asked me to keep quiet and not to make any speeches." he said. "But IReuter - 282 words
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Article, Illustration328 1967-01-02 1 'Dirtiest' bomb next 'China working on the most powerful atomic weapon possible...' WASHINGTON, Sunday /^HINA may be working on a triple stage nuclear bomb— the most powerful and most "dirty" atomic weapon possible experts said here today. But they cautioned that this was only a theoretical possibility deduced from whatReuter - 328 words
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Article49 1967-01-02 1 pAKIS, Sun. Jeanne Brack, a blonde, blueeyed 19-year-old farmer's daughter, who looks after 30 cows and drives a tractor. was crowned "Miss France 1967" here today. Jeanne heat 30 other entrants among them models and dancers to take the country's top beauty title. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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142 1967-01-02 1 U.S. rights: Marcos clashes with mayor MANILA, Sun. A clash between President Marcos and Mayor Antonio Villegas over American business rights in the Philippines shaped up New Year's Day. Mr. Marcos ordered a halt to the Mayor's enforcement of a law banning aliens, including Americans, from retail trading. But Mr.142 words
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Article56 1967-01-02 1 LONDON. Sun. A criiwtf ol New Year revellers. some so drunk they could hardly stand, mobbed Premier Harold Wilson* Downing Street residence early today ir. a rowdy finish to New Year celebrations Three policemen stood shoulder-to-shoulder at the front door In the face of the mob of56 words
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Article60 1967-01-02 1 Just fancy that MANHATTAN (Kansas). Sun. Drunk calves are a problem at (he Kansas State University dairy research cenlrr Milk is becoming too expensive to be fed to calves, m Ron Abe, a graduate student, tried glucose and gelatinised starch. But these carbohydrates, combined with ever-present yeast in th,- calves'AP - 60 words
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Article, Illustration349 1967-01-02 1 Rioters invade ground, halt Calcutta Test (CALCUTTA, Sun Rioting; crowds clashed with police and burned down part of the stands in an org,y of destruction that prevented play in the second India-West Indies cricket Test here today The Army was called out to protect the Eden Garden* ground after theReuter - 349 words
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354 1967-01-02 1 Vietcong breach ceasefire truce 100 times SAIGON. Sunday. A total of 100 Yietcong breaches of the New Year ceasefire were reported by American military officials today with the twoday truce entering its final 24 hours. The number of incidents so far is a sharp increase over the same period of354 words
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Article58 1967-01-02 1 I POOLE. Sun. "Wanted: Magistrates" say newspaper xd»erti*ements in this southern English town. The appeal is part of a campaign to attract a wider range of citi/ons to dispense justice following Socialist mniplaint.s I hat the local, part-time, and unpaid magistrates in some areas tend to be drawnReuter - 58 words
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Article67 1967-01-02 1 Victory poem -by Ho NONG KONG, Sun. President Ho Chi Minn ha» expressed in a poem th« hope that news of victory over the Americans In 1967 would "blossom like flowers." Dedicatee to his "compatriots and fighters," th« poem reads: "Spring returns, I compos* this song. Wishing our compatriots throughoutReuter - 67 words
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Article35 1967-01-02 1 fOEIV YFAR TRICF SAIGON, Snn. The Vietcong's National Libcra (ion Front tonight declar ed one-week truce lot Vietnamese new year, becoming February K \n nciimccment came over c l.HHlcline "liberation r:i <l Kenlci35 words
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Article19 1967-01-02 1 WASHINGTON, Sun Mr. Christian Herter a form«T U.S. Secretary of Btate died last night, aged 71. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article, Illustration277 1967-01-02 2 JOHANNESBURG. Sunday. THK South African Prime Minister, Mr. John Vorster. last night held out the posgibility that he would take South Africa out of the United Nations this year. y^^^mrmmm^^^ a N w Year s Eve broadcast la the nation, he Mild then-277 words
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Article124 1967-01-02 2 KINSHASA. .Sun. The Congo! HM Government yesterd: 1 ..n up nrw COOfIO-MUHMi nun pany to replace the gtatii Belgian-based Uuiuu Minierc Dv Haul Kulunua The new i- n mpa n v> name In the Scmh it (inn rale CongolalM 1)«'> Minerals IOoagOMM Ores Ooapany), a governmentReuter - 124 words
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127 1967-01-02 2 SUPERSONIC JET: TWO FIRMS WIN CONTEST U'ASHINGTON. Sun. —The Boeing Company and General Electric were yesterday named winners of a government competition for design of the American supersonic jetliner. The US. Federal Aviation Agency made the announcement, ending an Intensive M month competition between Boeing and the Lockheed Aircraft CorporationReuter - 127 words
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Article73 1967-01-02 2 S r C ASTLE (feint land >. Sun. A man was killed In a road accident here yesterday and an hour l;iter MM of his kidney* VM tr.inspUntrrt to a 12--rar-old cirl n an atrini)i to save her life. The mother of the 37-year-old road victimReuter - 73 words
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Article, Illustration687 1967-01-02 2 YEAR OF THE ATHLETE FOR MAN IN THE STREET I ONDON, Sun. The manager of England's World Cup winning soccer team becomes Sir Alf Ramsey in the New Years Honours List studded with sporting stars. The list of awards by Queen Elizabeth, was publishedReuter - 687 words
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253 1967-01-02 2 Tariffs off for Efta industrial goods p EN EVA. Sun. A free trade area for t industrial eoods of 100 million people rame into being at midnighi last nlßht when the srvrn Efta countries removed the last 20 per cent of tariffs. Britain. Austria. Denmark, Norway. Portugal. Bwed*n and SwitzerlandReuter - 253 words
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Advertisement79 1967-01-02 2 WhyTnm't You Enjoy Cycling With JapJfiW Bicycle Its excellent quality offers you the most delightful houi inipir leisure. Variety of models are shown at the exhibition of Japan Bicycle ProiMiomtstitute being held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from January 3-7. _j__Jlf &^^m*. wtf^^ *H f a^a^ |AP A m/^\/^M w-79 words
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Miscellaneous6 1967-01-02 2 TUB &AMBOU& CJ^*^*- wsjcSi»/i5 fuUUO D6AO6 words
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151 1967-01-02 3 YEW DELHI, Sun. 11 Mehr Chand Pa- j huja, a 56-year-old Hindu holy man who was on a death fast for a total ban on the slaughter of cows, died yesterday. The Indian Government has maintained that the question of a nationalReuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration83 1967-01-02 3 Djilas freed from prison gELGRADE. Sun. President Tito yesterday freed Mllovan Djilas i above), once Yugoslavia's Vice-President and Tito's heir apparent who became known to the world as a bitter critic of the Communism he helped to build. Djilas, 55. was in his fourth year and ninth month of an83 words
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Article151 1967-01-02 3 Turbans for Sikh bus men in U.K MANCHESTER, Sun.— Sikh bus drivers and conductors in this northern industrial city are to be allowed to wear turbans matching their uniforms, the transport committee ruled yesterday. But union representatives have warned that other bus drivers and conductors may not work with them.151 words
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Article24 1967-01-02 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. The population of the United States is officially estimated at 197,967--000 an the new year began. Department of Commerce announceed.24 words
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289 1967-01-02 3 £100,000 ransom demand for stolen paintings LONDON, Sunday. pOLICE yesterday were investigating a £100,000 ransom demand, telephoned to a top art expert, for the eight masterpieces stolen from Dulwich art gallery on Friday. The demand was made yesterday to Mr. Humphrey Brooke, secretary of the Royal Academy of Art. HeReuter - 289 words
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Article68 1967-01-02 3 BUXTON (Derbyshire), Sun. The vicar was shocked. Never before had he seen a Christmas card in such bad taste and from the Mayor, no less. The card, it turned out, bore a cartoon showing the Mayor in bed with Santa Claus. "I see no reasonUPI - 68 words
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Article54 1967-01-02 3 LUCKNOW. Sun. Police arrested 300 people here outside the Uttar Pradesh State secretariat during a mass demonstration yesterday by 5.000 government workers demanding high cost of living allowances. On Friday they arrested 427 people during similar demonstrations supporting a strike of state employees which beganReuter - 54 words
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Article277 1967-01-02 3 Suicide of the man who 'made' BB CT. TROPEZ, Sun. French film producer Raoul Levy, who steered Brigitte Bardot to stardom, committed suicide yesterday in front of the apartment of a woman friend in this Riviera resort. Police said Mr. Levy, 44. shot himself In the chest with a hunting277 words
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106 1967-01-02 3 JUNEAU, (Alaska), Sun. A Soviet refrigerator ship sank in the Bering Sea yesterday, killing about 50 Russian seamen, the U.S. Coast Guard reported. The 240 ft vessel sank about 15 miles north of Unimak Island In the Aleutians. Other Russian ship*Reuter - 106 words
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106 1967-01-02 3 DUDLEY (Worcestershire), Sun. Because girls at the Dudley College of Education are shy of parading In swlmsuits. their next beauty queen for the college rag is to be chosen by computer. Seventy members of the staff are filling in questionnaires defining their ideal woman.Reuter - 106 words
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Article178 1967-01-02 3 F USAKA, Sun. Zambian copper exports are again moving normally on the Congo-Angola rail route after being twice Interrupted last week, informed sources said here. The copper mines have resumed loading of wagons for railing on this northwestern export outlet. Exports were interrupted first because ofReuter - 178 words
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Advertisement701 1967-01-02 3 r'H\DUII IDC LeSeA 7a/uui/ ANNOUNCING THE LUCKY WINNERS FOR THE SECOND FORTNIGHT IN THE PHILIPS GOLDEN 75' MONEYRACK CONTEST These winners will get their money back for Philips products they purchased at these dealers: WINNFRS DEALERS Xl li \ll Wan Ahmad Bahaudin b. W»n Daud Sharikat Chin Radio 59, Jin.701 words
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Article, Illustration91 1967-01-02 4 THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, taking the salute at the passing-out parade of 320 recruits of the Second Battalion of the Singapore Infantry Regiment at Camp Temasek on Saturday. This batch is the first large intake of Singapore citizens almost all of whom areAll Yusoff - 91 words
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173 1967-01-02 4 MINISTER SETS OUT CHARGES FOR HOURLY PARKING SINGAPORE. Sunday. rE Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, has set out the charges payable for the hourly parking of vehicles in these parking places, as follows: Telok Ayer Street (between Cross Btreet and Cecil Street) 40 cents: parking place173 words
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Article80 1967-01-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Education today announced that the following candidates have passed the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music branch 'C general paper, held In Singapore in November last year: Chew Swee Wan. Edna Chia Kirn Choo. Gladys Chin. Honey Chong. Patricia Kung80 words
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Article52 1967-01-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A total of 56 babies uere born at the Kandang Krrbau maternity hospital within the flnit 12 hoars of New Year's day. Of the new citizens. 27 are girls. The first New Year baby was born three minutes past midnight. It was a 752 words
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Article36 1967-01-02 4 SINGAPORE Sun. The International Polk Dane* Club of the ChliMM YMCA ti currently conducting a membership drive for the new v»ar The club holds regular MMloni en Sunday afternoons at the a«oclattont auditorium36 words
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Article71 1967-01-02 4 BINQAPORE. Bun. Mr. N.N Leicester h«s been re-elected president of the Singapore Family Benefit Society at their annual general meeting at the St. Andrews Cathedral memorial hall. Other office-bearers, all reelected, are: Measrß. Lee Boon Chye, vice president; Neo Cheng Gum, secretary; Lee Soo Chuan. treafiiirer. Committee:71 words
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Article59 1967-01-02 4 SINOAPORE. Sun. For the convenience and enjoyment of the Singapore public as well an visitors to Singapore during the Harl Raya Puasa festival, tha Van Kleef Aquarium will remain open from Jan. 13 to 15 from 10 a.m to 9 p.m. However, for maintenance, the59 words
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135 1967-01-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sunday. SOME 30 courses on a variety of topics have been organised by the Department of Extra-mural Studies of the University of Singapore for the coming period January to June. j Three of the courses are In Chinese, the rest being In English.135 words
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Article, Illustration150 1967-01-02 4 THE FOURTH MEMBER OF FAMILY GRADUATES IN AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE, Sun. The fourth member of a Singapore family to study In Australia has graduated In medicine at the University of Melbourne. Dr. Retnavathi Rajaratnam, 24, a Colombo Plan student received her degree at a graduation ceremony this month nine years after150 words
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Advertisement135 1967-01-02 4 SilbMl ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS IjtoSOO GALLONS j^^^^ OMYffIfEUNIT OF ELECTRICITY iMk\ FOR 3 GALLONS v^l OF HOT WATER NOW IS THE TIME ORCHID MANSION to visit d#o avay trom Cn Swimming Club) I 11. AMBER ROAD. SINGAPORE tXTIRNAL COLOUR WASHING HAVING BIEN COMPUTID. WI f^^JaW NOW INVITI you fa tlnd135 words
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Advertisement163 1967-01-02 4 I H H H H fl ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■gjg CAPITOL (S'porell^^yjil I Mandarin In Scept Color ,j^ m&SZ^Wefld^Hl CAPITOL (spor.) NEXT CHANGE Violent tdventure begins Southwest to Sonora where 1 the lustful the lawless live on the edge of violence! 1 \^l /MARLON BRANDOS *mV Ss^ njanette comer I THB HPPBLOOSR I163 words
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Advertisement610 1967-01-02 4 ORGANISATION, LTtl al 10th BIG DAY! No Nl Litttfe llam 1 30, 4, *30 A 9.15 pm NO INCREASE S PRICIS! Chorltcn Hestnn, Louranca Oliviar "KHAIfOUM" Pv, Color (UA). j ~jjrmgj£SS3l 3 Op«n> Teday: 11-1 JO-4-a' '30 Ivy Ling Po Bobo Fung 1 -Th. SWORD ft Tht LUTf Mondonn in610 words
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488 1967-01-02 5 Yusof: We can't let tomorrow take care of itself. SINGAPORE, Sunday PRESIDENT Yusof bin Ishak today called on the people to face up and adjust themselves to changing realities and to efficiently organise their human resources to ensure Singapore's survival in the modern world 'Singapore cannot afford to follow the488 words
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Article, Illustration103 1967-01-02 5 Aussie girl praises racial harmony CINGAPORL. ll— km ti.ili.in huh school student Denyse Crawford. 17. is enthralled by the racial harmony in Singapore. Golden-haired Oenyse. recently elected New South Wales' "Youth of the Year" girl, said: "Before 1 left Australia. 1 did not know a peopje of so divergent racial103 words
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Article141 1967-01-02 5 pE N A N G, Sun. r Sweden's "Lucia Queen' (Queen of Light), 21-year-old Miss Margaretha Lin- j den, will arrive here by Thai International j Caravelle jet on Friday. Mi>s Linden is on a holiday in the Far East on Scandinavian Airlines after an141 words
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Article64 1967-01-02 5 SINGAPORE bun. TIN cnairman or the Singapore Bar Committee. Mr. CC. Tan. Is to attend the first executive meeting of the nrv Law Association for Asia and the Western Pacific, schedulM to be held in Sydney in early February Tlu- MMClfttta was formed with the aim64 words
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Article37 1967-01-02 5 SINGAPORE Sun The r>- 1 Duty Prime Minister. Dr Chin Chye. will speak on Th^ Prospects >md Challenges Paring Singapore for 1967. at the Rotary Club o: Smgnporr .s luncheon meeting on Wednesday.37 words
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133 1967-01-02 5 'Think again' plea by nurses' union I'UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Government was today urged by the Malayan Nurses' Union to do '•some re thinking" over its claims. "I do hope the Government will extend us some goodwill and show a genuine desire to settle our claims," Sister Theresa Choong. the133 words
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142 1967-01-02 5 rpELUK ANSON. Sun. A schoolboy, P. Allagapan, 19. of Kampar, was jailed for three years by the Sessions Court here yesterday for attacking a bus company director with acid. He was also ordered to receive five strokes of the cane. Allagapan had142 words
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Advertisement113 1967-01-02 5 .Jfife. I FREE AKATSUKI Cultured Pearls The Beautiful t' Ll1 Costly l*?** 1^ Peodinti mi NtckJMts fl V^J lfßpE**-J are made of m. 4^ 9ti the same %*^L T. Cultured Pearls vV tffiV JF& can be yours 2 S?^^ if you shop ff^fife**? at:- t C- Peking ©tiiat, 1 .^r113 words
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Advertisement577 1967-01-02 5 WHY YOUR DOG NEEDS Bob Martin's MORE THAN MOST Most dog* weren't designed for a hot and humid climate. Most dogs don't live in one your dog does. He needs Bob Martin's. Needs Bob Martin's for all the reasons other dogs do and more. Bob Martin's Condition Tablets give a577 words
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Article, Illustration342 1967-01-02 6 IPOH. Sunday. THE retiring Ipoh Municipal Treasurer, Mr. J. B. Potter. 54. predicted that "in 10 years the town could be like Kuala Lumpur possibly better. i can sec great changes in Ipoh and the one project that takes us one step342 words
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96 1967-01-02 6 Six raid bungalow, rob women of $400 JJENANG. Sun. Six mm armed with knives raided a holiday bungalow on fenanc Hill and f-M <[)<•( I with N4OO in mil and valuables last ■ieht. The robbers held up two women Chew Soo fat, wife of the manager of Lam Soon Co.,96 words
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Article21 1967-01-02 6 IPOH. Sun. Twin Days wrrel amonc ihf New Year's Day hnhios Slivered at the General Hospital! here. i21 words
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Article113 1967-01-02 6 ANOTHER RAF SQUADRON TO LEAVE SINGAPORE. Sun. Another RAF Regiment squadron is to return to Britain this month following the end of confrontation. With No. 1 Squadron already back home from R.A.A F. Buttcrworth. No. 26 Squadron is leaving after its tour of duty at RAF Chanßi. Durine confrontation, the113 words
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Article41 1967-01-02 6 For UK police course KOIA BHARf. Sun KelanUn( OCCI, Deputy Sup:. Sarban Singh, will leave here by air tomorrow for Kuala Lumpur en route to Britain to attend a sixmonth advanced officers' rourse at i "he Bramshill Police College near London.41 words
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Article48 1967-01-02 6 Singapore Ban.— Tha ■outnea<i Asian B.iliu MBtlnar reeled here tDday with pledae by tlic 160 pariu-ipaiii*- to use .ill po>Mi)).. I means i>f bringing to public I attention the teachinss of the faith The rlrl^ate.* were Horn Bahai leentrM In Matayasia Vietnam. Thailand and Philioi)ii:es.48 words
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Article22 1967-01-02 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Port of Sins<i|K>re Authority has ordered a new tuin-Mipw fire fiehiIne bo»r from Jurung shipyard. Com: $1,238,000.22 words
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192 1967-01-02 6 IPOH. Sun. Loh Ah 1 Chye. 18. a labourer, found jfuilty of attempted extortion, was sentenced to the Henry Gurney School until he li 21 by the Session! Court here yesterday. Loh. described in a probation report a.% an active member of the Wah192 words
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Article32 1967-01-02 6 KUAH I.LMPLR. Sun CapT.'in Haiiali bin M.ihmood and Captain Fauzi bin Hussam. both the Royal Malay Regiment Wt for the United States today .or further military training.32 words
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189 1967-01-02 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. THE chairman oi the Malaysia -Singapore Airlinrs Ltd. Mr. Yonjt Pung How. said in his annual report that nationalisation of the .staff was continuing; despite the company's rapid expansion and the need to expand the technical areas. He said that189 words
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Miscellaneous212 1967-01-02 6 Allot/ O»p By V-T. Uawnlin OSCAR THIS IS Wl, POC... THArS WHAT J THAT IT IS, I\ j WELL OOP WHATCHA I OUNHO, EXACTLY... VEK..AN' WE WANT vtpodn.es. our welc&e rr looks .oTmosA hit i think gonna have for but doc told r^^^^JplL^ HYPNOTIST/ yTO FAIRY- I LIKE. ALL UNUSUAL212 words
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372 1967-01-02 7 JOHN DAVY - JOHN DAVY by Vest-pocket radar sets are about to emerge from some remarkable research in Britain and the United States. The Royal Radar Establishment at Malvern has Just demonstrated a tiny device which promises to do for radar what transistors did for radio. Dr. Cyril372 words
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Article, Illustration1775 1967-01-02 7 IAN FLEMING, THE REAL JAMES BOND Author lan Fleming lived very much the life oC his hero, but never with the same success and results apart from building a fabulous fortune with his books ONE morning in 1952 a tall, slim Englishman sat down at a battered portable typewriter in1,775 words
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Obituary30 1967-01-02 8 10 Word! lIS (Mlmimmm) THANGAMMAH wlf* of amt* Mllthuthamby Sanitary Innnw, (later of Thamhldurai GunarajAb. Thtirairalali. Mr- Bahararnam alater-kt-law of Mn Kanacaratnam paaaed away pearefulu i'ar» rpcfived from Kokuril.30 words
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Article60 1967-01-02 8 Wart, tit (Mlmmum, THE BROTHERS. (I*TBRS and l.\r thank all friend* and relative! for thur condolence*, wreatha, cootrlhu'lona. p*raonal attendance and a««iinance during their r*c*at berravrTHE BROTHER* and relative* nl dw ktlt Kr. l.lonrl Cnrdrlro thank thr and «i«t»r» and all fn»nde for their att^ndanr* at the funeral. They60 words
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Obituary68 1967-01-02 8 in HorWt J/J I Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of l^nary M Baaßd »ho «rnt to be with thr Lord on ?II»M In Brunei. IN EVERLASTING MEMORY HIM Molly Uoh »w»e Dng who drpartwt 'Mr on 2-1-54. none, but always rfmfmhfrM by partnta, brothera and sMMta, IN EVER LOVING68 words
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Article36 1967-01-02 8 It Wore*! Hi l Minimum) pmctminK 1 A. apeech oorrectlonlit EM fmm current muhodi of tr»at-m.-ni. and prrwnta a practical eymrm for home trmtmeot. For free detail* write «*hoong Aaaoclatri International, r <>. Box MS. Prnanit.36 words
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Article172 1967-01-02 8 in Ward* 111 (Mimimam) THE SINGAPORE iMNCMM 1 Donald Moor* UaMerta* aad Uonrair arc cloMd until January 3rd wMn both «11l rropaa at th» n»w inmiln at I.iat Towrra. Orchard Road, B'pora. HAVE YOU TBITID that iar» Red Backl* Scotch WbiakyT So amootb— ao K'»-1 -Now available Rlngapor* and172 words
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Article670 1967-01-02 8 There is misunderstanding now over the tribunal's award, which our own report on Saturday shared. The former daily-rated railway workers are not Division 4 staff. They were placed in wh*t originally was called Division 5, changed because of union objection, to the Industrial and Manual670 words
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Article410 1967-01-02 8 A new name will be only part of the story of the national airline of both Malaysia and Singapore in the next 12 months, though the switch to I Malaysia-Singapore Airlines must for the moment attract most attention. "MSA" no doubt will shortly roll off local tongues as410 words
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Article145 1967-01-02 8 By releasing Milovan Djilas at mid-term in an eight-year sentence President Tito has i demonstrated his earnestness about the reforms he is pushing past old-guard communist officials. But the deeper question remains: is this new-found liberalism the product of a pendulum process, one day to disappear in the145 words
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Article341 1967-01-02 8 'JHE Attorney-Generals Department has written as follows on the railway award: There were two points of difference between the Railwaymen's Union and the Government which came before the Industrial Arbitration Tribunal. These were as follows:--<a> Whether or not the ex-daily-rated Railway employees were In Divisions I to341 words
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Article182 1967-01-02 8 r j'HE award of the In--1 dustrial Arbitration Tribunal, on the claim of the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya for rights, benefits and privileges of the monthly rated employees in Divisions I-IV sets out now clearly the position of those exdaily rated employees. A* the award explicitly states that the ex-dally182 words
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Article53 1967-01-02 8 T refer to your Saturday report headlined "Victory for the Railwayman". It Is Incorrect to say that the Tribunal ruled that the Industrial agreement signed between the Admlnisstration and the RUM after a 23 day strike in IM3 granted the men Division Four Btatus." NG KIM SF.AM; Secretary Industrial Arbitration53 words
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Article1289 1967-01-02 8 WILLIAM CAMPBELL - Filling Sabah's rich East Coast WILLIAM CAMPBELL lunters, fishermen, subsistence farmers— the population of crowded, depressed areas are being offered a new life by Jesselton, Sun. Ap o p v I ation shift from Sabah's West Coast is being encouraged as the Government progressively opens up Targe tracts of the1,289 words
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Advertisement27 1967-01-02 8 ®ff you want ABSOLUTE SAFETY fir YOUR MONEY •AN* WITH TNS BANK POa AU.-ai<3 AND SMALL fSS» «!•> CAPITAL ANO MIBUVS ■UNO pVKCHHTHHOUCHOUT SINOA»OM. MAULVttA ANO SOUTH-lAST ASIA27 words
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Advertisement189 1967-01-02 8 GOON INSTITUTION LTD. (SEKOLAH GOON) Jiljn Haji Huisin, Town Ctntr*. KUALA LUMPUR. PETALINC |AYA. Phone ***** Phone ***** 1967 Session 4th January. GUARANTEED COURSES Private Secretary's Certificate/Diploma (6 subjects) Shorthand Typist* Certificate (3 Business Studies Croup Certificate (5 School Certificate of Commercial Education 16 PROFESSIONAL COURSES Chartered Institute of Secretaries189 words
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Article, Illustration201 1967-01-02 9 Kia Hing, 4, seems to say as he looks at his triplet sisters... "AREN'T they cute?" Kia Hing, four, seems to be saying to his brother^ Kok Hing, seven, as *ie gently feels the hair of one of his triplet sisters on the eve of their returnTan Hong Kuan - 201 words
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191 1967-01-02 9 Malaysia will survive, Dr Chen predicts IT UA L A LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia will survive the acid test of building a united nation and will come out of the new year "more united and more vigorous than ever before." The chairman of the Democratic Action Party, Dr. Chen Man Hin,191 words
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Article123 1967-01-02 9 JESSELTON. Sun. Dato Donald Stephens, presid- •nt of the United Pasokinomugun Kadazan Or- j ;anisation, claimed here yesterday that some Singa- pore leaders were doing 'heir best to make the re- unification of the Republic and Malaysia impossible. He said that the only meaning in123 words
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265 1967-01-02 9 Minister: The way to beat split of estates p A WANG. Sun. There can be no better way of beating fragmentation than by estate workers themselves buying over the estates through the National Land Finance Cooperative Society. The Minister ol Works, Posts and Ta'.ecommunicatlons. Tan Sri V.T. Sambanthan, who is265 words
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106 1967-01-02 9 CINOAPORE. Bun. Australian exporters of manufactured goods are worried about proposed Increases in snipping charges to Singapore and Malaysian ports. They have asked the Australian Government to ensure freight charges on Australian exports are not Increased. The action follows the announcement by106 words
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190 1967-01-02 9 A good New Year start on the roads I^l ALA LLMPUR, Sun. The Traffic Police Chief here, Deputy Supt. Manaor bin Mohamed Noor, today thanked the Federal capital's roadusers for their "lood behaviour" last nif ht. "Though there were 38 ac- cldenta in Kuala Lumpur from 8 a.m. yesterday till190 words
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Article35 1967-01-02 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The quar terly import quota for sweetened condensed milk for the period Dec. 25 to March 24 next year. remains unchanged at five per cent of an importer's proved 1944 Imports.35 words
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181 1967-01-02 9 iUUALA LUMPUR. 1V Sun. The National Union of Teachers will ask 1U 10.00 C members to work to rule when th*> school term begins on Jan. 16. Its executive committee will meet on Jan. 10 and 11 to finalise details of th«181 words
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Article52 1967-01-02 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. New cadre courses, aimed at making better non-commissioned officer* out of Army male nurses, are now being conducted at the Pirn Field Ambulance at the former Kinrara Hospital in Puchong Road here. The first batch, constating of W NCOs. completed the one-month52 words
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Advertisement43 1967-01-02 9 I DONALD MOORE I GALLERIES I ARE OPEN TODAY 1 in their beautiful new premises i LIAT TOWERS I 541 ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE p and g£ H ready to welcome H old and new friends P p between 9a. m. and 7p. m.43 words
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Advertisement170 1967-01-02 9 \bA s NmiiUti) Jnjlj the symbol of 1 SERVICE I SECURITY I STABILITY PAN MALAYAN FINANCE ITU itomMTio m SMunn m nmc (Mito uMurr coMMwrt imWRBQICtffnL:tILOOQjOOO SSUCO M« UP CAPfTU.: SSJOOOLOOO PIN WUYM RNUCE UIIHO OUUP ASSETS EIOIO (*****0.000 H»»dO«e« At >«tu<witt Bu'Moig P 0 80. MW .S-igwt V Ttfcptwi170 words
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Miscellaneous809 1967-01-02 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Ku»l» l.umpur Texan Desert Passacp; 1 and Penanf; 6 Ipoh and News in Tamil: 6.10 Charlie Malacca; 3, 10 Johore Rahru: Chaplin Cavalcade: 7 News in 4 Taipini; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 English: 7.10 Pancharan 1011Kluanf. kathir): 7.35 Honey West 5 P.M. Opening and Pro- The809 words
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Article, Illustration888 1967-01-02 10 TH E FRONTIERB OF CHINA. By Francis Watson. (Chatto and Wind us. 305.) EYE-WITNESS IN CHINA. By Hiiro Portisch. (The Bodley Head. 255.) fHK twelve neighbours with whom China shares a frontier, even those who have signed a frontier agreement with Peking,888 words
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Article211 1967-01-02 10 STUART KOBE - STUART KOBE DOCUMENTS ON GERMAN FOREIGN POLICY, Series C Volume V. I I (H.M.S.O. 77s 6d.) B> ALTHOUGH the Rhineland crisis, and Hitler's determination to let nothing stand in the way of German rearmament for the war he was to launch in a little over211 words
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Article97 1967-01-02 10 ijVDR the Roller Charles Tuttle, x the Tokyo publishers, have reprinted a forgotten classic of verse and cartoon. "The Golfer's Alphabet." first laughed at In 1898. The artist Is A. B. Frost. of Brer Rabbit fame, the dean of American Illustrators in his day. Tom Sawyer walked97 words
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Article109 1967-01-02 10 riiHREE seasonal volumes 1 of the Oxford Children's Reference Library, a series of Information books for children of nine and upwards, are: The Universe, by Colin Roman; Exploring the World, by Patrick Moore: and Animals, by Maurice Burton. The published price Is $10.50 While the topics are109 words
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Advertisement498 1967-01-02 10 IpftJßn* -fail Now in service -the B-l-G tanker from IHI 210,000 DWT "Idemitsu Mam," largest in the world, starts Persian Gulf-Japan run Why the growing demand for tank- Ho*v big is she, actually? Her length ratio of 195 gr./sp. hr. IHI is proud •rs this size? In one word, economy.498 words
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Advertisement14 1967-01-02 10 nothing tastes like 7-Up but I *El the quality drink for all the family!14 words
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Advertisement99 1967-01-02 11 This is the last Malaysian Airways Advertisment you'll ever see h^H fr j We regret to announce that you *^^t^ fleet in S.E. Asia" can no longer fly with Malaysian! ut mes change and so must we. Sad? We are... just a little! After mnckokNj^'jV Jhat's partly why we're changing99 words
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Advertisement210 1967-01-02 11 I lil^s I^s ii c* first mmim m mm mm B m mm mWmM M mmmmM mmmmrn mmmm> mmmmm mmmmmJ mmmmmf mmm\ mmmt f m ww■ js&mW^m^mi -*&i B^ JmW "immmmm \m^ jtSSSsmmmi HBB >/* y -m^^ Jg Mw §f MJttm' mT wMmj -dm mm M a mmmw w m210 words
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Advertisement453 1967-01-02 12 untinued from Pafe 8) SITUATIONS VACANT Wordt St (Mm.)— Box St ctt. mxtrm READ fhe Senior Appointment* '•cant la The Sunday Kail each week. THI POST ADVERTISED under Box Nn AIM*, has been tilled and all BOOKKEEPER FOR Kuala 1-umpur Ofh.r. Klertrual Appliances Dealer, i BtaSS exiorlence, qualitlcationa, (alary Boi453 words
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Advertisement511 1967-01-02 12 SITUATIONS VACANT U Wordt St (Mim.)— Bmx it rtt. txtrm LEAOINO FOREIGN INDUSTRIAL tion to experienced apecialists In production and aales of marble and trrraxo, writ* details to Mr. Lim P.O. Bos IVH Singapore. INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY requires sales representatrraa in Perak State. High commissions, bonuses, transport allowance. Personal interviews511 words
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Advertisement419 1967-01-02 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Wmrdt St Vim.)— Bmx it rtt. txtrm BUNGALOW FRONT ROOM partly furoiabed. $70. I pper Changl Road. S pore 16. Phone 8 pore *****7. alter 7 p.m. NEAR CATHAY CINEMA. Quiet r"urnished Redroom. no cooking. Cfetl i 36F. Prinsep Street, 6 pors (opposite I Redsea Aquarium i.419 words
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Advertisement718 1967-01-02 12 EDUCATION WmtdM St Mtm. i— Bmx in rtt -xtrt. HOLY LICHT KINDERCARTEN, Johorc Bahru New Term opens oo 9-1-67. Knglish/ Chinese instruction Knrol now MERCANTILE INSTITUTION. 209 Queen Street. Spore. Shorthand. T\pe--1 writing. Book-keeping, English. After- noon Kvi-ninx CtBSM*. VICTOR DOOOITT Must Studio* Trrni commences Jan. 2nd Bleu < ijts**"*718 words
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Advertisement561 1967-01-02 12 OFFICE EQUIPMENT la t»or«. f* i Win.;— Km it) tt*. oxtrm I VECTROPRINT OUTSTANDING PHOTOCOPIER a' S.'IO Agents: Koto- I malic, j< Robinoon Road. S wore 9J34U i LATIST STEEL DISKS, Chair*. Shi, Mat Sates cheap BasettM Ml Heiioprint Pnotoropying Maininea. I ono once and »entry breproof bidden safes. Calculators,561 words
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Advertisement920 1967-01-02 12 LOANS IS Wmrdt St f Mm.)— Bmx tt rtt. exlrn LCAN REQUIRED IM.OOO inlireM IS*; pa. recuntv first class industrial •bar**. Box As"l.> ST.. S purr. SPECIAL TREATMENTS M *>e> <( 'Mim > H«x i» <■/. as»ej OANDRUFF. ITCHY SCALP 1 KaltInE Hair Treatment" Tht N. H. Clint.-. 10 Prinsep920 words
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Advertisement855 1967-01-02 12 FRESH FLOWERS li Worrfi 5< (Vim.)— Box St rtt. txtrm PRINCESS SAYS ror Tou wr.h hrauiifullv arraased tn»t sparkle \«nr cood -n. ,1 urcnard Road. Spore. MO2. PUBLIC APPOINTMEJNTTS LEMBAGA PERUMAHAN HOUSING TRUST KMaBBI TANAH Mii\»r Applications are Invited from Malaysian ClUasns for the followInir appointment in the Housing Trust855 words
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Advertisement1183 1967-01-02 13 10 LIVERPOOL A WESI COAST U.K.. me cure »a"i P S'nam Penang MILAMPUS I'POOI Oubm. A.onmouth Ir Jt Jaa IANUIUS Liverpool. aigoa GM. IS Ja* 3 POLYPHEMUS Liverpool, t asgu* la* 4 Jaa S Jm I. 7 Jm I ■■•TROCIUS Liverpool AM k iaa ut ||,|4 Im II tctPENOR otui.1,183 words
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Advertisement1377 1967-01-02 13 r#£Lwhi//V£S iil i hrt TML t AfcT ASIATIC COUPANV u« h«|MM r OlW* EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 tENOA-ROMtRO«*-HAMBUR6-AAPHUS-COPINHASEN. P. S'har* Penani S'oera j beno* R'dim H'Durg Aarhus C luge* SUMIAVYA Sailed I* Pt. 4Jm Sailtd im 21 JM 21 fit 1 Ftl i FM J SIMIA It* 2S/27 JM 21/21 31/1,377 words
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Advertisement1254 1967-01-02 13 I BEN&LINE\ t»£ K>ltt IU LUIUOh. t.vtKrOUl > uUMINtWIAI '9*f> JO JC IN V» JL. VI JL HamDu't Ftl I kaajala* PL S'ttaa. 'enani Gd*. 35 Jan 3 Jaa 5/ J FM Liverpuol FM I BENALDER Rottirda* Fel II Siij.i-rt ft S'nan ".n»«i M'hrough Mm 3 jm 1/ I Jaa1,254 words
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Advertisement800 1967-01-02 13 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. lEI IVIILEAF »0R OUTVIARa SERVICE FtBM U.R./CINTTNEin. teHiat iar. ftigaaan P. maa CIM II WINNIPEt tunoua MamHirg. Rottwdta. Havrt Hull la Pt Ttdaj CITY IF GLIUCESTEI Union. Rotterdam Hamburg Hull IS JM city a* aaaauT* i.^oo*. Ht««w<g. *entr<ia Hivri. Hull lt/11 IM fl J* M800 words
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Article26 1967-01-02 14 RUBBER TIN (per Ib). (per piculi. Dec !7. 59«aCU. 28. 69 eta. SSOZ.tO 29. SPScls. $602.62 S 30. 60 eta. $602.00 Jl. $«02.12' i26 words
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Article163 1967-01-02 14 mHE follriwin«c dividends ar« A expected this month and in February. Date of announcement of last year's dividend is in brackets: INDISTRIALS: Straits Tlm«* (M> (final 24 12.b0). Prrak Rirer (interim 33.1240), Hongkong Shanghai Bank 1 final 26.1.66>, Motor Invrst. linteriin 27.1.66 1. Malayan Bornro Building ions I163 words
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Article56 1967-01-02 14 •I'Mr Atiocialien at Banks in Malayto mrrrhants on Saturday tall rates to Slikii: Canada: huyinc TT U 7 1"> airmail I 16. M .1 at. Ml urdit bills, 36 :t IC trn,l. MT: Swit/eti<nd I mi Bslmum lt>l». France IMt; Italy W.MS; Oinmnk fM; Norway 03; Sweden 1<!TI;56 words
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Article17 1967-01-02 14 OVon'c''," *"v"a S v "'"oV oe"«' -or T.T. and ca>h ene uci el (eld Bl17 words
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1969 1967-01-02 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange last \xcek was in a very I speculative frame of mind and turnovers were very large. Considering that there were only four trading days, and these the last of the year, this was most unusual. The close1,969 words
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Article635 1967-01-02 14 "TUHE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday December 30 I I Alex Brick* Bouatead 1.57 C. Sugar* 1.37 1.39 xd C.C.M 1.6V 1 C.C.U. den 1.03 C.T.S. ord« is Holdings 3 in 3 M at Uunlop* 2 .11*635 words
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Advertisement1164 1967-01-02 14 Y\*"** KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTTX Direct U.S.A. Atlantic Coast Service Ba»|tok Non|kon| N. Yorl Portland Ptiilat Bait. ■Ctltraat Man" 71 24 Jm 21 31 Jaa 2Mm II Mw IS Mar II Mm "HiSMftr" 11 21 Ftl II II 111 3 Apt 12 Apt 14 Apr II A* Japan Direct Service1,164 words
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Advertisement977 1967-01-02 14 1 P&O ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN s.s. "CATHAY" i (14,000 tons fully oirconditiorwd) Depart,:- PENANG 29 Jan 1967 PORT SHAM 31 Jan 1967 SINGAPORE 2 Fab 1967 For Henejkonej 6/8 Feb Japan 12/16 Fab Hongkong 20/22 Feb Returnt:- SINGAPORE 26 Fab 1967 PORT SHAM 28 Feb 1967 PENANG 1 Mar977 words
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Advertisement276 1967-01-02 14 b PORt P bHAM PtNANG ETA ETD ETA ETD ETA, ETD FROM BOMBAY M.V. "STATE OF ASSAM' tor Japan Ports Jen 17/ IS FROM CALCUTTA H.V. "STATf OF TRAVANCORE COCHIN" For Japan Ports Jan 10/11 FROM AUSTRALIA *.V. "VISMVA VI R" For Bangkok Modras Calcutta Jan 7/ Jan 10/10 Jan276 words
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Advertisement71 1967-01-02 14 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES Dec. 26 Dit U. L'B Uci. :'!i On M Dec. It Induslruls: H2.6J 92.8 a 93.37 84.06 lin*. 107.28 1U7.3J 1U',.4!. 107.44 S rubber*: 110.88 110.92 111.1 j 111.12 •Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED t'urrrnl Oalr l»ul lor lot.il for pa Mm71 words
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Article477 1967-01-02 15 Tin price up by 12½ cents rt prirp of Straits tin was up 124 cents on Saturday which took it to $602,124 on an offering estimated up 10 tons to 260 tons. The price In London on Friday was down £1. Good local support from all quarters was reported. The477 words
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Article607 1967-01-02 15 COMMODITY REVIEW in u>« hrvakdowo of Novunbar otiipmrau into gradtt it is noted th«t HuMlm took 18,791 ton* of No 1 Mt out of total of 24,941 ton* a much Blcbcr ptrcanUf* than usual. I' I* (till not clwtr. bowtvir, hoar much of ihi» if represented by carrrov»r from Urn607 words
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Advertisement540 1967-01-02 15 TENDER NOTICE Installation and Completion of Drainage, Sanitarr. Septic Tank, Water Supply and Electrical Installation for the Youth Centre at Johore Bahru for the Jabatan Kebajlkan Manharakat, Neceri Johore. Tender* are invited from Class "D" and above contractors who are registered with the P.WJD.. Johore Bahru and NEB for the540 words
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Advertisement156 1967-01-02 15 AUCTION SALE An auction sale of the undermentioned goods will be held at the Preventive Branch. Royal 1 Customs Excise Department. Brickfields Road. Kuala Lumpur, at 10.00 a.m. on Monday 9th January, 1967. Playing cards, cigarette lighters, cosmetics, gramophone records, bicycles. black felts, gloves, clothings. V-X Hair Treatment, assorted Bust156 words
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Advertisement836 1967-01-02 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCY IN SARAWAK No. 11 66 Application are Invited from Malaysian Citizens (or the following appointment In Sarawak: EDUCATION OFFICER In the Education Department. Salary Scale: Division I, Scale A i*7sO x 30— 870 93(1 x 30— 1050, 1085 x 35—1260 1300 x 40— 1420). Point836 words
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Advertisement771 1967-01-02 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYAWATA STEEL LTD., PRAI Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidate* for the post of Administrative Assistant. Qualifications: A. University irraduates majoring in Economics or Business Management with 3to S years working experience. (2 required). B. Senior Cambridge and above with 5 to 10 years working experience In771 words
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Advertisement601 1967-01-02 15 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH COMPANIES (WINDING IP) NO. S OF 1M« In the Matter of Eag Thye Cosapaoy Limited. AND In the Matter of the Companies Act. IMS. United Malayan Banking Corporation Limited PETITIONERS ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for601 words
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Advertisement226 1967-01-02 15 BP MALAYSIA SDN. BHD Applicotions are invited from suitably qualified Malaysion citizens for the following vacancies in Kuola Lumpur: ACCOUNTS CLERKS AGE: Above 21 QUALIFICATIONS: Essential: S.C.C. or equivalent (pre'eraMv with credits in English ond Mathematics). Desirable: L.C.C. Accounting qualification ond good basic knowledge of Book-keeping. EXPERIENCE: Approximately 3 veort226 words
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Article41 1967-01-02 16 Total pool $86,280 1333*« 24MM IS2IM 2«1M8 Ist *****3 $28,472 *****2 21!97 lmlK 2nd *****0 $7,118 Consolation IS3SS ea*h): onAn 1«49«» *****5 239J54 *****8 3rd *****6 $3,559 MIM 19S5U 19;94 g 2 j4 42 STARTKRS ($677 earn): *****4 *****7.41 words
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2225 1967-01-02 16 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING with pARAKEE, carrying 7.7 and ridden by Ricky Kingston, won the Penang Gold Cup run over lOf at the Batu Gantong course yesterday. In a thrilling finish, Parakee beat Champagne, mount of Les Coles, by threequarters of a length. Pasir Bogak2,225 words
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Article, Illustration64 1967-01-02 16 Jack Nicklaus on GOLF A irVb happcus outre o^ren.-ru^ Piesr MeMßte of a Kxjx&of*e -ro Pu-rr KEMovea tue n.A&<z,Tic< amp aw. P^Avee^. JoJ^otfr ov^tt^oo^ iuz A.ovANfA.<-,e.or: 0&-r-ri& ■TAP&zr on -rug trON&eti pu-rrs of me Cu/> -r*£ FA#m&e you &e7r#OM -r/^£ *oc£ th£ H4&p&jp /r/s 7& sgt <2ft AKJCTHge I"ttAe 164 words
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Article403 1967-01-02 16 BRITISH SOCCER LONDON, Sun pHELSEA, who set the pace in the English First Division early in the season, continued their recent decline yesterday when they were thrashed 6-1 by Sheffield Wednesday In the highest scoring match in the division. Chelsea, who have now ,gone eightReuter - 403 words
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Article1318 1967-01-02 16 FIRST DIVISION Anton Villa n Animal 1 Burnlrv 5 West Brom 1 Fulham 4 Stoke 1 Liverpool 0 Kvrrton Man. Ltd. Irrds Nulls F. 3 Shrff. Ltd. 1 Bheff. Wed. 8 Chelsea 1 Southampton 1 Blackpool 5 Sundr rlanri 1 Man. City Tottenham 4 Newcastle West1,318 words
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Advertisement137 1967-01-02 16 SUNSHINE, SEASPRAY, SAND and SIRENS... THESE SPELL AN INVITATION A TO FUN AND FRIVOLITY ON AJ r\ OUR TROPICAL SHORES. Jv^ S3 r a^B H?*. ■■fi^^BJP 1 all ***J < *i i.'-T! JOIN PAULA AND ANDREA, OUR SUNSHINE MODELS, IN A SUPER-SWIMSUIT PARADE OF TOMORROW'S FASHIONS IN JANUARY'S iT-'Vf nTrw137 words
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Miscellaneous269 1967-01-02 16 Straits Times Crossword ACBOHS Subsidiary activity of player*— 1. Bird geu athletic honours (7). writing, perhaps (4-4). I. Bands for collecting rubbish In IS. "Moat la feigning" (As the ship (7). You Like It) (10). I. Sage learner rntero early (5). IS. Advantage of high c*rd«. per--10. Van (klrta various269 words
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Article, Illustration406 1967-01-02 17 TEST CRICKET AUSTRALIA Ist Inns. Simpton not out ISA Lawry Ibw P. Pollack 1* Rrdpath Ibw McKinnon M Cowper r van der Merwe h Lance 3« Chappell not nut 45 Eitras I Total I for 3 wfcUi 2!)2 WWU fell at 21. 138. 21*.406 words
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412 1967-01-02 17 RUGBY LONDON. Sun.— A triumphant return by outside half Phil Hawthorne, who scored 15 points, was the key to the 27-6 win by the Australian Rugby Union touring team over Southern Counties at Oxford yesterday. Hawthorne was playing his first game for a month.412 words
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Article35 1967-01-02 17 CAPE TOWN. Sun. Peter Van Der Merwe. the South African cricket captain, confirmed here today that he would retire from the Test scene at the end of the current series against Australia Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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205 1967-01-02 17 Kanhai hits not out 78 in WI 212-4 /CALCUTTA, Bun. An unbeaten knock of 78 bjr Rohan Kanhal helped the West Indies to total 212 for four on the flrst day of the Second cricket Test against India here yesterday. The Weat lncles, who won the First Teat by six205 words
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150 1967-01-02 17 MCFA CUP SINGAPORE WIN WITH 'GIFT' GOAL ON TIME JOHORE. Singapore- and Perak were flrst- round winners In Malaysian Chinese FA Cup tournament matches played yesterday. Johore beat Malacca 5-1 at Kluan? helped by th* fine performance of centreforward Low Kirn Quart, who scored three goals. Left-winger Chan Kong Chin150 words
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Article53 1967-01-02 17 RIO DE JBNEIRO, Bun. Pele. the Brazilian aoceflr "King flew back today from a business trip to West Germany and again declared that he would never leave Brazil to play football or take up any profeaslon. He said he would keep na playing football for anotherReuter - 53 words
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Article109 1967-01-02 17 WEST INDIES Ist Inns. Hunt* run out 43 Bynoe run out 19 Kanhal not out 78 Butcher c Pataudl b Bedt 35 Lloyd c Kunderam b Bedi 5 Nurse not out 23 Extras 9 Total (for 4 wkts) 212 WkU fell at 43. 76. 133. 154. To bat: O.109 words
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Advertisement203 1967-01-02 17 Look forward to a very happy New <*£^^fl ti%Lw Tancho Pomad Kee P s > our hair style neat and in p' ace 'V__ t o ii*i fcHE3£»k:7 •Tancho Hair Tonic Nourishes scalp and makes hair attractive. Year! bmart men who take pride ,^M Wmm Wk Wbt •Tancho Tique Completes203 words
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Article160 1967-01-02 18 RANGOON, Sun. 1V Burma's Revolutionary Council headed by Gen. Ne Win has launched a four-year plan to boost the cou n t r y's economy and raise living standards by four per cent annually. The plan, siartPd in October 1966, calls for an annual eight per160 words
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Article, Illustration138 1967-01-02 18 NINE-MILE-LONG TUNNEL COMPLETED A HANDSHAKE a moment of triumph after the final breakthrough was achieved in the nine-mile-long Menglang tunnel, one of the main features of the $142 million Batang Padang hydro-electric .scheme which stretches from the 7th to the 17th mile on the Cameron Highlands road. The138 words
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Article59 1967-01-02 18 Teenagers in race to death I/ALAMAZOO < Mil Incan). Sun.- A car carrying fivr teenagers n.in tossed like toy be- •> iii two trains at a leil crossing near here last ii S ht. Kour of the i-ar passen-i-rs were killed and one H it-ally injured Police said the car59 words
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Article72 1967-01-02 18 New Year border flare-up JERUSALEM, Sun. Automatic weapon fire shattered the morning hours of New Year's Day near here. A Syrian position at Amrat-Az-Dln fired three times at three Israeli tractors which were working a land tract north-east of Kibbutz Haon. The Israelis returned the fire and, although the workUPI - 72 words
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Article33 1967-01-02 18 TOKYO, Sun. —The National Police Agency reports that it plans to revise driving regulations effective from April 1767 to require applicants for driver's licenses to take a mental test.33 words
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Article39 1967-01-02 18 CAIRO. Sun. The United Arab Republic In Singapore Is to be closed along with 18 others around the world, the Foreign Ministry has announced. No reason was given but it Is understood It Is an economy measure—AP.39 words
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361 1967-01-02 18 Freighter rescued from edge of disaster SINGAPORE, Sunday. U'OR 29 crew members of the cargo freighter Ainaro, stricken in the South China Sea, there was little hope of seeing the dawn of 1967. Just 50 hours before the old year ended, the vessel was within minutes of disaster The main361 words
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187 1967-01-02 18 WASHINGTON, Sun. The council of the 105,000-member American Association for the Advancement of Science has expressed concern over long- range consequences of the use of chemical and biological agents in Vietnam. A resolution passed by the council did not in so many words mentionUPI - 187 words
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Article52 1967-01-02 18 NEW DELHI. Sun. Commerce Ministry officials estimate that smuggling of silver from India has increased five times in the past two years. A report estimated more than 6001 b of silver was smuggled in 6001 b of Silver was smuggled in would reach over 20.000 lb..AP - 52 words
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Article82 1967-01-02 18 Just fancy that VKW DELHI, Sun. 1 Mr. AN Jha. the Central Government's administrator of New Delhi territory, answered a call on his unlisted telephone the other day and was told his line was to be disconn»rt*rt for non-payment of bills. He thought it was a joke until the lineAP - 82 words
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158 1967-01-02 18 VUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sun. Tenßku Abdul Rahman will meet representatives of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce on Wednesday to discuss the latest Japanese offer to settle the $130 million "blood debt." At the meeting, the Prime Minister will brief the delegation158 words
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Article33 1967-01-02 18 BRISBANE. Sun. A flre today destroyed furniture and a large number of books in the Brisbane headquarters of the Australian Communist Party. Police aatd there were no suspldoua circumstances Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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137 1967-01-02 18 Bomb thrown at home of Tito's Sydney man SYDNEY, Sunday. A BOMB blast shattered windows and a door at the home of the Yugoslav ConsulateGeneral, Mr. Nicola Zic, early today but no one was injured, police said. At least four sticks of gelignite were thrown on to the patio ofReuter - 137 words
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268 1967-01-02 18 Thant's bid on a Vietnam ceasefire flops WASHINGTON, Sunday latest dialogue between the United States and U.N. Secretary-General U Thant on a Vietnam ceasefire appeared today to have ended in stalemate, with Washington insisting the next move is up to Hanoi. I Despite U Thant's hope that "some favourable developments"Reuter - 268 words
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92 1967-01-02 18 JAKARTA. Sun. The Sumatra immigration chief has proposed that people living in Sumatra should be given a departure tax break nn visits to neighbouring Malaysia and Singapore. Antara News Agenry today quoted Mr. Saleh Whrmiharrii.i as saying the tax should he IeHMMi since many92 words
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Article36 1967-01-02 18 BRISBANE. Sun. Mr*. Yvonne Bourn. 24. wu killed br lightning today when she wnt Into her backyard here to brlnf her pet cockatoo out of the rain. The cockatoo was unhhrmed. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Obituary139 1967-01-02 18 SUPPIAH JVn r>n<T ro.i»l I>Dt. TaTins passed away 1 .lan. IP«T. <'ort»s* Imvh 111. r.rern Hnuae Arc*. Taipin^ 4 p m L' 1 fi" for Hindu Omrtery LONG MEE HWEE ftmt peacefully on ILU.M after lone illnrmi l»avinß rvhnd hu beloved <\ife. Madam one J". hi* mo norm. I-on«139 words
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