The Straits Times, 22 January 1967
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Title Section18 1967-01-22 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES ~tn NO. 1610 SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1967 20 CENTS KDN 2577: 2591/ MC (P) 226718 words
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Article, Illustration296 1967-01-22 1 SYDNEY, Saturday DOLICE fearing a serious demonstration, stood by with a firehose as 3,000 antiVietnam demonstrators burnt an effigy of visiting South Vietnamese Premier Air ViceMarshal Nguyen Cao Ky here today. The demonstrators had gathered behind police roadblocks 250 yaixL outside the Aus- tralian Federal296 words
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349 1967-01-22 1 PEKING: NOW A BIG GUIDED MISSILE SHOCK 'We possess them' claim follows expert warning LONDON, Saturday CHINA today made a sensational claim that she now possesses "guided nuclear missiles" a feat which the United States and other Western powers believe she could not achieve until 1975 at the earliest. The349 words
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123 1967-01-22 1 University chief sacked in row with Reagan HERKELEY (California), Sat The 87.000--student University of California, one ot the largest in the United States, was in a state of turmoil today following last night's sudden sacking of its president. Dr. Clark Kerr. The move, taken by a 14--to-elght vote of the123 words
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Article130 1967-01-22 1 STUDENTS ATTACK SOEKARNO'S WIVES JAKARTA, Sat. Two of Pres.dent Soekamo's wives figured prominently in a demonstration by 2.000 students outside the Army headquarters here today The students, waving banners and flags, sang souks attacking Sockarnn s Japanese-born wife, Ratna Sari Dewi, now in Tokyo awaiting the birth of her first130 words
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Article72 1967-01-22 1 BANGKOK, Sat. -A nineman Thai border police unit patrolling near the Malaysian border in Songkhla province clashed on Thursday with 10 Chinese Communist guerillas for 25 minutes. The guerillas retreated into the nearby jungle, leaving behind blood trails, police reported. The police party, whichReuter - 72 words
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Article59 1967-01-22 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. Aasl.stant Secretary of State lor Ea.-t Asian Affairs William Bundy yesterday lavished praise on Singapore Prime M.nister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Thr "r\trpmrly able. Oxfordeducated Chinese Socialist." he culled him in a sucrch. Mr. Bundy may have ll.ittered Oxford by this; but crrtainlyUP - 59 words
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Article22 1967-01-22 1 VATICAN CITY. Sat Pop* Paul tv suffering from a heavy cold yesterday, victim Ol «n infIUMM epidemic •weeping It*!?.22 words
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Article, Illustration156 1967-01-22 1 China In state of civil war' Marshal Lin Piao PCUMG, Sat. Field Marshal Lin Piao was today reported to have said that China "is now in a state of total civil war." This declaration bj the Defence Minister appeared in a Peking wall newspaper posted by the "East Sea Tiger156 words
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Article33 1967-01-22 1 rpHE Asia Magaiine today throws the spotlight on the rubber industry in Malaysia. It tells with pictures how a typical rubber plantation ii run. how the rubber la tapped jmml33 words
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Article, Illustration380 1967-01-22 1 PUBLISHERS TOLD: STOP PLAYING THESE TRICKS OF BAITING BUYERS [£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Di lector of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, (above) today called upon certain publishers in the country, in the interest of the nation, to '"stop playing tricks.'380 words
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Article52 1967-01-22 1 BLAKE STILL IN BRITAIN REPORT LONDON. Sal —A Rutisli nrw*p:«prr hintrri lodav that pftraprd ommiim-t ma»lrr •■pv (.rorir Blalf. may Mill be hiding in Riitain. Thr (iuanliun. in a front pacr article. *aid authorities hrlirvr that Blikr. mho rwaprd from Wormwood Scrub* Privon. did nnt flf* behind thr52 words
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Advertisement34 1967-01-22 1 When you see the pack, you know something about the people. In all the most elegant places in the world you will find people of taste smoking the filter cigarette with taste L& M.34 words
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Advertisement473 1967-01-22 2 RFWED TEXTBOOKS PARENTS, PRINCIPALS, TEACHERS AND BOOKSELLERS ARE WARNED THAT PIRATED EDITIONS OF TEXTBOOKS OFTEN OF INFERIOR QUALITY ARE BEING OFFERED FOR SALE AT THE SAME PRICES AS THE ORIGINAL EDITIONS. THIS IS ILLEGAL. ANYONE CAUGHT SELLING OR PRINTING PIRATED EDITIONS WILL BE PROSECUTED. $10,000 REWARD WE, THE UNDERSIGNED PUBLISHERS473 words
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Article, Illustration873 1967-01-22 3 PARLIAMENT: FOCUS ON BANKS KIJ AL A LUMPUR, Sat. Legislation is now under review for possible amendments to strengthen the banking system and ensuie that depositors' money is adequately safeguarded, the Finance Minister, Mi. Tan Siew Sin, told873 words
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Article, Illustration524 1967-01-22 3 RAILWAY LOST $9mil. SAYS SARDON PARLIAMENT: FOCUS ON RAILWAYS ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Railway Administration last year suffered a loss of more than $9 million despite a $2 million increase in revenue. The Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir. disclosed this when replying to Tan Sri Fatimah524 words
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Article221 1967-01-22 3 FOCUS ON DEVELOPMENT INCOME [f UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Development income is determined in exactly the same manner as income is computed for income tax purposes, a Treasury statement aaid today. Expenses Incurred In producing the income would be allowed as deductions. It221 words
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273 1967-01-22 3 Professions told to expand activities abroad SINGAPORE, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today called on those In the professions to seek to expand the scope of their activities abroad. Dr. Toh, woo was speaking at the annual dinner and dance of the Singapore Society of Acountants273 words
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Advertisement819 1967-01-22 3 /ALL OVER II THE WORLD II MORE MORE II PEOPLE are opening a deposit account You gain in so many ways RELIABILITY: A Deposit Account with Lombard Rankiog provides a good rate of interest, with complete s.ilcty tor your capital leading to financial peace of mind. Your ilenosit is supported819 words
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Article, Illustration198 1967-01-22 4 THE SPLIT-SECOND DASH TO SAFETY KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A man trapped in a burning shophouse in Setapak here last night was rescued by firemen mi n utes before the structure collapsed. The man, 21--year-old. Yap Meng Seng, was one of the many helpers who dashed in and out ol theDm Ghee Haw shows Yap being dragged to safety by two firemen - 198 words
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264 1967-01-22 4 Bail denied ex-student in school assault case SINGAPORE, Sat. The prosecution today successfully opposed ball granted to a former Chinese High School student. Chng Chor Choo. who had been charged in a magistrate's court with an offence connected with the attack on the school's viceprincipal. Mr. Teh Kirn Fatt. on264 words
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209 1967-01-22 4 Quashed: Order to bind over housewife PENANG, Sat.— Mr. Justice H. S. One today quashed an order by a magistrate to bind over a housewife. Lim Phoe Thoe. who, as complainant in a private summons case, was subseauently sentenced on the evidence of the defendant, "given not on oath but209 words
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Article64 1967-01-22 4 SINOAPORE. Sat Tt* Academic Staff Association of the University of Singapore today held a farewell lunrh fnr Singapore's two new foreign diplomats. Mr Maurice Baker and Dr. Wong Ltn Ken at tht Troika Restaurant Mr Baker v to become Singapore's flrsi High Commissioner to India64 words
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Advertisement269 1967-01-22 4 How a Mercedes-Benz truck earns that star «CTB 7W'.: :'v. Wv &BJv' p^: 2 j^. i, J!fif^fc .^jiHBHMLjR^M l^^^DiMßifl Si iv r A Mercedes-Benz in the "water-hole on the proving grounds in Stuttgart-UntertOrkheim. Do you demand the absolute maximum from Mercedes-Benz trucks... every day? Good. Our trucks are readyl Your269 words
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Advertisement435 1967-01-22 4 Advertisement How To Be More Beautiful B i^^s^r Margaret Merril I Beauty Skin Care I C Consultant I 1 J^m Beautiful complexions are entirely dependent on a regular and reliable beauty-care routine in Older to remain youthfully smooth and exquisitely fine-textured. Here are some sußßestlons to help you cherish that435 words
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Article, Illustration210 1967-01-22 5 WALTER D' CRUZ - WALTER D'CRUZ. By K. LUMPUR. Sat than 200 members of the Malayan Nurses Union today staged a rally at the Nurses Hostel in the General Hospital here in protest against the Government's "indifference" to their claims, i They later decided to210 words
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133 1967-01-22 5 JBS6ELTON, Sat. The Director ot Operations, East Malaysia. Major-Gen. Dato Ibrahim bin Ismail, said here today there would be no let-up in operations against the Communists in Sarawak once Operation Harapan was over. He was referring to Tengku Abdul Rahmans announcement that Operation133 words
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Article26 1967-01-22 5 KOALA LUMPUR MM Ih* Van* rt -Per: nan Agong ha^ -tp|v>invd th* Sulfur .if P*r«lc an Hnni>r«pr ri>lr>n«l of ih» M» Itrtiv. Engln*er»26 words
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306 1967-01-22 5 lESSELTON, Sat. The Chief Minister Mr. Peter Lo, said here today that it was not possible to give "blanket approval" lor all i people from We.st Malaysia to come into Sabah. He was asked to com- ment on the call by306 words
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Advertisement228 1967-01-22 5 QAiVTAS if are pleased Jl to announce that as L 1 from today all services I" are back to normal, jl So if you want to fly to Auckland fBANBKOK fjOCr/^ASAs/C^ t^JliX/ Lkn leJ uLa LyJirLi 00 christchurch COLOMBO IMM I KAN lii UK I ffi rq3 H oiOnfiCs 3228 words
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Obituary23 1967-01-22 6 M SM •finimi.Ml IN LOVINC MEMORY of P»>»r <%an K«m Moon of Is.rinic. He lire* h*ar -hat he lefl In-hmd. Ineertrd23 words
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OPINION
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Article235 1967-01-22 6 IN THE final instance the man who can really cut Mr. Rising Price to size and put him in his place is the consumer. The Government can help like setting up a committee to check j periodic price hikes. rhe chambers of com- j235 words
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Article123 1967-01-22 6 'THE Malaysian Gov- ernment has realised that it needs more than piece-meal measures to deal with i floods. rhe problem is vast and I it can never be solved by anything less than long term planning on I an impressive scale. Tun Razak i.s thinking OH realistic123 words
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Article20 1967-01-22 6 Come, come, good I wine is a good fomilior j creature if it be well used. Shok*«p«are. 120 words
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Article, Illustration841 1967-01-22 6 CHAPMAN PINCHER - My next decade when doctors will be able to say 'Live again!' CHAPMAN PINCHER By LONDON, Sat. The dominating issue of Hie Imsl decade lihs been the H bomb, an issue which has Ikhmi resolved on the side of sanity because the threat of total catastrophe works as a deterrent.841 words
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Article, Illustration804 1967-01-22 6 DESMOND ZWAR - How Emile went to jail to keep his freedom DESMOND ZWAR: By EMILE GAUGUIN. 66-year-old son of the famous Paul, has this island's coconut radio throbbing for Hmile is in prison. And ho is wanted so badly in Chicago that the wires are humming lo get him hack. I first804 words
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833 1967-01-22 6 Importance of the 'other war' in Vietnam WASHINGTON, Sat Speculation about how or when the war in Vietnam may end is usually pretty fruitless. A more meaningful question is how the world will Ik* able to tell when it is over in other words, what sort of situation in Vietnam833 words
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Advertisement696 1967-01-22 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. H..rrf. 11l MiK,m,,mi LAI LEOW PM* On nwond ann of Mr »nd M>> Ijii Y<-O" i'h*n« nf MY ai.d Mr. l.rov> Hr, RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS It W»r4t l Minimum I »MC«avTIHIAN CHURCH In 8(n--(•por*. Orchard Koa<l Sunday JUrvlc« B am and 6 pm -All w»!<om«. WItLEY METHODIST CHURCH, I696 words
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Advertisement11 1967-01-22 6 /-Cough Drops-s FOR RELIEF OF COUGH SORC THROAT nd SMOKERS THROAT11 words
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Advertisement91 1967-01-22 6 Entrust your HEAVY MACHINERY to the experts aaM aWaaaaaaaN^ L t!J 9 Mm\" Ja> Wf^^—r f-yPWU ■P"»» t^ »tJ taai SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. in association with MALAYSIA BAGbAtt TRANSPORT A6ENCY SON. BHD. the pioneer firms in packing, handling of heavy lifts and storing .land* in Singapore and Malaysia.91 words
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Article, Illustration390 1967-01-22 7 Why we imposed that rubber duty— Lim KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, I)r Lim Swee Aun, this morning explained to leaders of the rubber industry why the Government had decided to impose an export duty of two cents per pound on all loose rubber shipped from390 words
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207 1967-01-22 7 Symbol for Guides of today and mothers of tomorrow CINGAPORL. Sat. 0 Singapore's First Lady, Puan Noor Aishah. today opened the new SlOO.OOO Girl Guid« House in Clemencean Avenue during a colourful ceremony witnessed by about 400 guests. The opening of the headquarters building of the Girl Guides Association also207 words
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271 1967-01-22 7 Terriers to be maintained at present strength KUALA I.UMPUR. Saturday r pHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak said today the strength of th#» Territorial Army would be maintained at th* present level despite the ending of confrontation. He was replying to Haji Abu Bakar bin Hamzah <PMIP-Bachok> In the271 words
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Article82 1967-01-22 7 —by the Chtet Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghatar o D Baba. when he launched the tapping of the I.OU-«ere Federal Land Development scheme at Machap in Alor Oajah District THK Government is against any form of racial discrimination Malaysia belongs lo all MalajraMUM nri l Government is providing82 words
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Article83 1967-01-22 7 H'oH Hal N.i fcnsnnan JB. mcU.t-ne seller, with two previous cunwctioni, *as bound over in S5OO to be of good behaviour tor une ytU ov the Sessions Court here tod^v :i>r aiteair> ted extoruoii A toddy tapper. S. Karrupian. 4o Krlshnan's nriahbour. told the court that83 words
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Article187 1967-01-22 7 First to use the new wharf CINGAPORE. Sai. The Juron e industrial complex's iron ore-loadm* wharf will receive its first "Client" the Japanese cargo vessel. Mikawa Maru. tomorrow The 8.500-ton ship will begin aiding 8.000 lon.s of ore for Japan— from the minefield* ol East Malaysia as soon as It187 words
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Article57 1967-01-22 7 NORTHALLERTON. Sat Police are searching this part of North England for a man «ho lost part of his none 1n a road act 'dent Part of hi> nose now in oeen Uttze at a local ho^oltal— nn» found In the wreckage of his CUT HeReuter - 57 words
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102 1967-01-22 7 §INUAPOKfc. sat The president ol the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Soon Peng Yam. this afternoon officially opened ihe ■SI million Tay Buan Guan Katong Shopping Centre. A receptioi, wa» alao held to mark the opening of the Overseas Union Bank Ltd« branch at102 words
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Article35 1967-01-22 7 NEW DfcLHl Sat India M •< sfiid S3 50U worth vt n> l:el to fK.cd victims in Malaysia President Radhakrulinan hiiu the Prime Minister Mr* Indira Qandhi. nave aent massages of sympathy.— A.PAP - 35 words
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Article28 1967-01-22 7 i' AH la rtal Peciegtn<<n> Knocked di'w ii oy car* at night must share responsibility v uiev wear dark clothes a Paris court ruled yesterday ReuterReuter - 28 words
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152 1967-01-22 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— The lormer uresident of the pru-CommuniSt Nauonai Union oi tiuilaing Construction Workers, Lee Cninu Wan. was freed by the Government leday ai trr four years cietrnUon. In a public .statement denouncing the Communists and the Bari.-.an Soiiahs. Lee. 34. disposed how152 words
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178 1967-01-22 7 I/UCHING. Sat. Emergency aid Is being given to families in the flood stricken areas ot Sarawak* fourth Division. Flood waters In the Sibuti. Tatau and Bintulu areas ol the division were reported to be receding today but many people have been badly hit178 words
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Advertisement71 1967-01-22 7 ©Now that we are fully established in our new home we are reverting to our usual closing day Sunday. We are thus closed all day today. Our holiday surprise mmmm m mm DONALD 'MOORE but for a lev. more GALLERIES, days only. LIAT TOWERS, SINGAPORE BERITA HARIAN SPOT THE BALL71 words
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Advertisement93 1967-01-22 7 ARE BAGK^4| Only 504:, and only from BP Service Stations So many of you wanted BP Bang-a-Balls that we ran out of stock. But now there are no more delays.... there's a Bang-a-Ball for everyone. Drive into a BP Service Station today, buy the blend of BP Supermix that is93 words
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TAUNTING DEATH-THE ROGANA WAY
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Article202 1967-01-22 8 |fUALA IXMHUR. Sat. IV Police lud^y hit out at members vi the public for taking their "own >weet time in lodging a report, particularly alter a robbery. Referring to last night's robbery in Jalan Ampang, a police .-pokesman said: •We were not informed until202 words
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Article143 1967-01-22 8 A touch of Solo at the AA Ball WIM-APOKh. Sal— The Men from "1.W.0A VS."— that was the theme for the Advertisers' Ball held last night at the Adclphi Room. The ball, beld annually for the clients and .vi xcrtisinj agents to get 10--•■ih<T. was lifted out of its usual143 words
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Article43 1967-01-22 8 PENANG Sat A tailor Kee Trum Choy. 35. pleaded not guilty today to a charge of a»listing in thr management of a ICOOO character lottery in Weld Quay veMerday afternoon. Kee m grantrd $1,000 bail pending hearing on Feb. 21.43 words
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Article34 1967-01-22 8 SINGAPORE. Sat TO« Police Band will perform at the Chong Pang Community Centre at S p.m. tomorrow and the Peoples Association Band vull play at the Farrer Park at the same t:mt34 words
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Article463 1967-01-22 8 Protecting inshore fishermen HOUSE PASSES BILL TO KEEP TRAWLING OUT KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. Dewan Ra'ayat today unanimously passed the Fisheries (Amendment) Bill which gives the Government powers to prohibit trawling in coastal and riverine areas of West Malaysia. The Bill, which strengthens the present Fisheries Act. 1963. also empowers the463 words
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Article, Illustration147 1967-01-22 8 piBCUS girl Rogana taunts death every night for a living For she shows how to serve cocktails with danger all along the way. The act: She balances the tray of cocktails on a sword which she holds up with a147 words
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149 1967-01-22 8 AUSTRALIANS OFFER HELP TO OUR WAR VETERANS DENANG. Sat.— The Return j Service League of Australia will, if approached, ask the Australian Government to send a top official to heln Malaysia organise activities for service veterans here. M We shall certainly ask our Government to send someone alone, if invited."149 words
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Article35 1967-01-22 8 SINGAPORE. B«t.— TIM Reexrrar of Vehicles has *n far issued ■omr 600 school taxt licenres An official spokesman said today that the issuing of the*? licences roul<l end within a month35 words
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Article34 1967-01-22 8 PENANG Sat. The LtOM Club of Penane today presented a 1500 refrigerator ro the Surgical Department of ihf General Hospital. The Medical Superintendent. Or. Qurmukh i Singh accepted the gift34 words
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168 1967-01-22 8 PENANG, Sat— The City Council Senior Officers' Union today complained that City Councillors in the past had shown "little Mympahy"' for the officers and their union. At the unions fifth anniversary dinner, the president. Mr Tan Kheng Yeang. recalled how the union had to ro to168 words
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261 1967-01-22 8 A promise— then judge gives youth another chance DENANG. Sat— A 23-year--1 old youth. Low Kok Eng. t who had been sentenced to three years' jail for armed robbery. wa» today released when the High Court Judge. Mr. Justice h.S. Ong. decided to "give him a chance to become a261 words
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Advertisement193 1967-01-22 8 now Holden offers you a choice of 3 new engines! Here's the new big rangy Holden, built tough -for the Australian outback, with built-in comfort and luxury to beat the rest. New road-gripping lowered suspension, wider track wheels and sure-footed low profile tyres. New higher compression engines, Turbo-smooth seven bearing193 words
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Advertisement90 1967-01-22 8 Before M&y? after you open a deposit aceour^at 1 Good news for discerning depositors THE PACIFIC BANK BERHAD Now serves you also in Kuala Lumpur Renowned for courteous and personal service. We cordially invite you to save now with confidence and enjoy maximum security for your hard earned money by90 words
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Article, Illustration856 1967-01-22 9 SEND YOUR DONATIONS NOW TO THE NATIONAL DISASTER FUND KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. IYJNATIONS in cash and kind continued to pour in today for the flood victims. Sunday Times office had hardly opened this morning when five boys from the Jalan Kuantan School (One)856 words
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Article169 1967-01-22 9 MALACCA. Sat. The walk-out by 37 employees of the Hongkoiiß and Shanghai Bank hero entered its second day today. A spokesman of the Malacca branch of the National Union of Bank Employer.- to which the W belong, today denied that they had gone back169 words
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Article37 1967-01-22 9 Found hanging— a mother of six JOHORE BAHRU. Bal A Biottier ol sly K Jevakaml w«s found hanging In the back>ard of her house in Jalan Ngee Reng here la*t nujht Police have ruled out toul pl«v37 words
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Article37 1967-01-22 9 SINGAPUKt b'l A lourfunnelled blup has nudr a rare app?«i'aia-c In tiingaoore waters It i» the Japane>e Mud. Ttseatu Maru: oelirved to be a pr^-» <r steamer do* lying UJ the Ouh r Ro*d»37 words
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267 1967-01-22 9 Flood-hit schools in Perak to reopen tomorrow IPOH, Saturdi>. gXCEPT lor two schools in Ihe Teluk Anson area, all those affected by the recent floods in Perak will re-open jn Monday as tentatively fixed last week by the Chief Education Officer, Perak, Dato Idris bin Babjee. The schooLs still closrd267 words
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Article103 1967-01-22 9 Bullet in the post appeal l/l ALA U MPIR. Bat— Don't tear open your letter* if von suspect they lonlain bullets. In&tead. hand them oxer lo .i senior police officer here, or dial *>*••• The police made this appeal today in view of a number of extortion letters received by103 words
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Article76 1967-01-22 9 IPOH Sal —A vcrdicl ol oeatn oy m.bad\e:iture *as returned tt an lnquesi today on a labourer Aiim.id Navka«i on Om«r 18 killed in an accident at the United AsoeMos Cement Factory here on Oci. U Abdul Rum u.n MoiiHnied Ar»nad 3o >a:d that while he and76 words
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111 1967-01-22 9 IPOH s.u Mr Yeon Ah Knoon, 62, who had helped in thousands "f >urgical cases during 45 years as hospital sistant at the operation theatre in th« General Hospital here, died in the Penang hospital ye»terday He w.i- .mi a brief holiday in111 words
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Advertisement273 1967-01-22 9 I? -^■^■BHHaflaflHHflHflaiLw bm" 1^ 4J Wr S^M V."**\^i^ \L >k^ .^fli I 1 <-.**. x jA v I H aS K. I W* tB I^b«Hb^HbK mJN§ MSk I. JB <^ wL wk ,I^^ a| B r 5J| -*a*^ As you can see, can make your business Of^fj 1^^5.3 SO \IS273 words
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230 1967-01-22 10 PENANG. Sat DLNANG housewives are up in arms against the 'fantastic prices" which many shopkeepers have demanded since the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, announced the new two per cent import tax in his Budget speech on Thursday. "They are cashing in230 words
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195 1967-01-22 10 Deep freeze test to bring dead back to life UHOENIX (Arizona), Sat. The body of a man who died eight days ago is being kept frozen in liquid nitrogen in the hope of bringing him back to life some day. The experiment is being carried out on 73-year-old Dr. JamesReuter - 195 words
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78 1967-01-22 10 Wire theft: $2,000 for information PENANG. Sa; The City Council today offered a $2,000 reward !or information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves «hu Hots' inrrr .sDHns of copper wire eailv yesterday. The uire «a.s nan of Hip 11.000-volt nan.- mission lin* from Sungci Ara to Balilr78 words
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Article86 1967-01-22 10 —by the loiif PMIP Perils State Afisemblym.ni Inche Taharim bin Anffln. in praise of Tan tin Sheikh Anmad the Mrnin Bf^'i' for his efforu to help flood Mctinu: A.M happy to say that 1 althoufih I belong to tbe Opposition, the Mm tri Besar responded immediately when I called86 words
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Article45 1967-01-22 10 KANGAR. Sat. A teacher Inche Rasli bin All. died in the KRngar Hospital yesterday evenIng three days after he had been Injured in a motor-cycle accident at Jejawi. Inche Rasli. 23. was tiding his scooter towards Kangar when he apparently crashed45 words
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Article40 1967-01-22 10 IPOH Sat.— An odd -ob laboi#;r, Kung> Kon Foong 20. died in the General Roy pital here yesterday eich: hours altrr his motor-cycle was involved in a collision with a cyclist. S Yanarikwm 46 on La hat Road40 words
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Article49 1967-01-22 10 IPOH Sat Ooi Chrng Onn 33. a club caretaker wa.« allowed bail of $200 pending hearing on I March. 31. when he pleaded not j guilty in the Magistrate's Court here today to a charge of stealing a wallet containing $13. at the General Hospital here yesterday49 words
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Article439 1967-01-22 10 CINGAPORE. Sat Buslness In and reported > to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange today with the number of share*, traded tn brackets: Industrials: Central Sugar iS.OCO) $1.47 D. tl.000) 51.46. D. (3.000) $1.48 D. iI.OOOi $1.45. (2.000; $146. (2.000) $147. COM (B.ooo* $1.69439 words
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91 1967-01-22 10 KA.^oAH cMi. -More than 200 p'vriis of the J>\.\%i National-Type Secondary School have changed their medium of studies— lrom Malay to English this year. With this s a itch, the school now has only 90 students -in two Malaymedium classes. "I am surprised at the91 words
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177 1967-01-22 10 PENANG, Saturday J^ WORKERS' representative walked out from a meeting of the Penang Port Labour Board yesterday in protest against the use of Tamil by another workers' representative. Inche Mohamed Noor bin Ibrahim protested to the chairman. Haji G. M YusofT. for allowing177 words
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Article107 1967-01-22 10 TOD.W: Sedili Kechil 4.42 am. (6.71t> 8.26 p.m. <6.Btt>: i Singapore 6.47 a.m. '7.9 ft. 9.30 p.m. (7ft); Port Dickson 3 am (7.2 ft) 3.09 p.m. 1 5.7 ft i: Port Swettenham 1.41 am. 12.7 ft > 2.18 p.m. 1 11.3 ft); Penang 10107 words
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Article35 1967-01-22 10 KUALA I L'MPUR Sat. Sir E-imund Hillary. the Nrw ZciUnd mountaineer who conquered E\ere.«t. will give a talk on nls experience in Mir Himalayas at thf Briti*!, Council here on Jan 3035 words
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Article18 1967-01-22 10 TAIPINO. Sat. An enjine f)ump dynamo «at reported •lolen from' a mine »t Bukii Jan*. Kamuniinf18 words
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48 1967-01-22 10 SINGAPORE S.U. 111* Bi>hop ol Singapore ;md M.iijVMa Rev. Clnu B:i!.. It. will leav- for Ku^ilh I.umpur on Monday \\it!i cl $2 632.90 for tlir DiaMtn Rrl^t Fund. 11-e arxiouiit reprtaenu ckinatron* received so far from Anglican Churches in Singapoe and Malaysia48 words
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Article17 1967-01-22 10 SEREMBAN Sat —The next meeting of 'he State Legislative Assembly will be held Feb 617 words
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Advertisement69 1967-01-22 10 MONDIA 9 3 '^^> \Jr- ~*k ~2t&* "JiMmPMr^ JrUi^lHiHH P I rWlrvr»Hia rantnrpv -7 r '~r'*-' J y i ~m*s fnp |3C/*jflOf|njT CIIIOO\sII I O L I I I f> beauty of Swiss I? )W^^&j^\ enhances millions wearer the world il" With more than m J a hundred models ~^r-69 words
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Advertisement354 1967-01-22 10 WIN SUCCESS FRIENDSHiPQUICKtir When )fou BRK3HTEN Guitar This mottern Ecsy Leorn" Method will poeitively odvonce YOU from beg.oner to plover IN 3 WEEKS. Eoiy explanations, mrstakeoroo' illustrationi TELL and SHOW you c^crvining note by note. Surpr^e vc-r--mH, e«cite your fomiiv and friend* and be ooy. popular, so^ghf-arter. DON'T MISS IT354 words
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Article, Illustration275 1967-01-22 11 DAWN OF MARRIAGE... SUNSET OF LOVE ARTHUR RICHARDS ECS TME NtW FILMS LOVE is the dawn of marriare. and marriare is the sunset of love. But like life, love must first grow This is the lesson of "THE TRAP." a picture which rives one a twofared virw of the different275 words
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Article, Illustration484 1967-01-22 11 Laughs, tears and all the angles and twists A CRAFTY lawyer who can even find a loophole in the Ten Commandments; a cautious insurance company; a morally pure TV cameraman and 8.'U)00 witnesses or if you prefer it spectators. This is the cook-up in "THE FORTUNE COOKIE, a film with484 words
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Article416 1967-01-22 11 THE Cello Concerto by Joseph Haydn, which Paul Olefsky will be playing in the first half of the concert at the Singapore Conference Hall on Feb. 6. was for many years attributed to one of Haydn's pupils, Anton Kraft. This pipce of mischief was perpetrated by Hans Volkmann.416 words
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Advertisement561 1967-01-22 11 NOW SHOWING! Horn, 1 JO, 4 (|i 1 JO, 4.00, 6 30 9.13p.m.||«.4S A 9 30 pm Dick Shawn rCHCLWrt Panoviv'.n Metrocolor (MGM). PALACE: TODAY ot 10 30 a.m.: CARRY ON SPYING NawShowma! Pleoia Nola Timat Do.ly 3 Shows: 11, 3.30 ti p.m. (Pratanlad In 70 MM) LAWntnUt ut- AnAblA561 words
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Advertisement312 1967-01-22 11 li|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMil»IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH£ I BAR jgSSa CABARET RESTAURANT NITE-CLUB SUNDAY Prom MUSIC BAR 3.00 SUNDAY *^^*9 Cover Charge to W^ 50 ctt 70 TEA-DANCE per parson p.m. «r 1 DANCE Baouriful HetretMS to cnttrtam you aX ot only $9.00 per hour or Bring along your own Partners. S IP *r- *r *i*312 words
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Advertisement858 1967-01-22 11 In TWO HOURS* I can prove you can have a Super-Power MEMORY! I rent for HOW TO I>K- I BHBfIB^kWH VKLOP A srPFR-POWKR ijBW MKMORV on 15 daya' approval for my aoo I waa vrry eurprurd after TWO Hoi-Rs »t the thing* he waa aakInt m» to try him out858 words
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248 1967-01-22 12 Unesco to help Penang varsity project pENANG, Sat— The Une s c o will assist the University College project in Penang, the Deputy Director of Unesco, Dr. Malcolm S. Adiseshiah, said here today. Dr. Adiseshiah gave this pledge after a meeting with the Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee,248 words
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Article, Illustration298 1967-01-22 12 The miracle man who did that wonder surgery MEET the wonder surgeon Dr. Gordon Bourne, the London consultant gynaecologist who made a medical breakthrough last week when he led a team of experts who completely changed the blood of an unborn baby in an operation at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Curled298 words
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Article60 1967-01-22 12 IPOH. Sal. A couule roobed of their cash and leveller.v worth $65 by a gang of four men. armed with dagger* in thr Coronation Parlc here sM night Chak Eng. 20. a mechanic told the police that he was seated with Ins girl friend under a60 words
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Article26 1967-01-22 12 PONTIAN. Sat— A mobile Xray unit will give free chest Xrays to the public at the District Hospital here on Feb. 4 and 5.26 words
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341 1967-01-22 12 The three qualities that make a good soldier gINGAPORF. Sat The rapid growth of the Singapore Peoples Defence Force in the one year since its formation shows that the people of the Republic are becoming conscious of their responsibilities towards their country. The Minister for Defence. Dr Goh Keng Swee.341 words
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Article196 1967-01-22 12 THIEVES TAKE 522.000 IN FIRECRACKERS KUALA LUMPL R, Saturday. 'JHIEVES, not satisfied with their loot of $7,200 worth of crackers, paid a second visit to the godown at Cheras Road within a week and stole another lorry load valued at $15,000 In addition, they drove away with196 words
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120 1967-01-22 12 I£UCHING. Sat.— The Anshun left Biawak wharf, near Kuchlng. yesterday with 319 Sarawak pilgrims for Mecca. Also on board were over 200 pilgrims from Sabah. The Anshun will call at Sinapore. Port Swettenham and Penang to pick up more pilgrims. The Governor. Tun Abanjj120 words
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Article34 1967-01-22 12 KUALA LDMPUR. B Famous German concert guitarist. Sicgiried Behrend. will give performance at ihe Malayan Tpachers' College here on Monday, at B.SO p.m. The concert is sponsored by the Guethe Institute here.34 words
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Advertisement209 1967-01-22 12 %z*^~rr^---*my boring Hippo: Yawn and me that they give to those Puss: "I was merely stating a simple human animals positively fact Air-India is undoubtably lavish". the way to travel". Hippo: "How would you know?" Hippo: Yawn! Puss: "Oh, I've been. Puss: "Oh, do pay attention! (Well, actually it wasn't209 words
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Advertisement537 1967-01-22 12 Clear Your Skin Over Night J*fe #>\ N«w Discovery Starts p5 \M Zj^X Ending Eczema, \s?*llV\ Ur I Pimples, Blemishes, MV g'7 eCte*7 Ringworm and *f^\jj i**^~J Athletes Foot in 10 uron Arm M i n U IBS Wor k 5 ■inuui. thin t UrU to work laun«ll*Ulr, ITiiiiuiOS u537 words
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Miscellaneous670 1967-01-22 12 TV MALAYSIA MDiO MALAYSIA (ii\\\M 5 Kualk mm- VM 600 Prwamme sumSSra a«3 &t£°»£™ ssss Malacca; 3 and 10 Jonore i n., iZ .w« m lUhru J Taininc- Batu Potpourri. 7.45 News tn the Na•all 9 Kluanc Uoiml Language. 7.50 A Word and laliat. 9 Kluant. A Phrase A r^.670 words
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577 1967-01-22 13 HE CAN SCORE ANOTHER WIN IN TOP SPRINT SUNRAY and Golden Oriole, two of the most consistent sprinters in training, should fight out the finish of the Class 1 Div. l 6f handicap (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today, says EPSOM JEEP Sunraj577 words
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119 1967-01-22 13 JWEW YORK. Bai Mayor John V. Lindsay announced yestrrrlav 'hat New York would apply next month to have the 1976 Olympics held in New York. A spokesman lor the Mayor explained that it Mie US. Olympic Committee accepted the city's application, a major119 words
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Article56 1967-01-22 13 PKBBU BLACh oat Champiun Jack Nicklaus .surged into the lead of the $313,500 Bing Crosby eolf championship her* vemerday as gale force winds caused frustration among the 168 oompettton. He M-nred 73 (or a 142 total. two strokes ahead of four other Americans. Jim Colbert. Bob56 words
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Article25 1967-01-22 13 MALACCA Sal Malacca Club will hold their annual erlf tourney for thf Dunl^o Trophy on Jan 29 at the Aver Keroh Country Club25 words
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Article1579 1967-01-22 13 Race 1—2.0 Class 3 Div 2 ($8,000) 8t Local riders onl> 1 ***** Chen LI Chu a (Shining Gold) Ahm»a 4 9.0 (F) *Hmld IS 2 ***** Bold Wvrtor a (Income X) Daniel* 7 8 13 (F) 'Samry 13 3 ***** Lark a (Lark) West1,579 words
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Article143 1967-01-22 13 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Bmm 1 OLYMPIC GAME ISFAHAN NOBLE CHOICE Noble Choice Olympic Gama Hone Tear Bulldowr NoMe Choice Ajnoa bra S FOREST KNIGHT RABTECK BABTECK NaUraj XataraJ Formt Knifbt Sabteck Toaßlteaan Nataraj hN S LIU MARLENE RWIFT SHAH BOY'S M Swift Shah Top Power143 words
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Article330 1967-01-22 13 Amos Burke fancied in open race AMOS BURKE is in top form and I rate his chances highly in a difficult Race 5. A speedy sort, this flve-y ea r old scored a smart win over the Penang 5Jf in lm 7 4/5 last month. He ran a good second330 words
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268 1967-01-22 13 PENALTY OF 7 LBS NOT LIKELY TO STOP DJAZZI rUAZZI gels only 7 lbs for ais recordoreaKmg win over the Penang It on New Year Day. He should win again in Race 4. Rinu.s van BreuKelen has lett in a formidable team. His best prospect may be Putra Klang. This268 words
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Article57 1967-01-22 13 PENANG Sdt The Penang Turf Club'h three-day spring meeting on Feb. 26 and March 1 and S will cater for Class 3, 4 and 6 horses The feature races are thu Penang Cup for Cl 3 Div 1 over U miles and the Spring Plata57 words
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Advertisement241 1967-01-22 13 CLASSIFIED ADS. SHOPPING GUIDE (S'porei U Word* U (Ml*.)— Box tt eU. utru JIWILLIRV Makts tnt most appreciated gift. Lttast rang* at Tin •lai Goldsmiths Ltd.. 21A-317. South Bndt* Roast. S pore WHER'i TO STAY (Spore) II Worit tt (MiH.)-Box it ttt. *xtr» LOAN! COURT HOTIL (fu!!y «lreonditlonrri) IT, B*.241 words
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Advertisement78 1967-01-22 13 BETTER SERVICE X>~^X MORE VARIETIES fed j W goods m[iDufc,]*i WVlrv |8 4 TO CHOOSE ~T j lmto iii !l ORIENTAL emporium limited. 30-1, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE 1. NOW, YOU CAN <jB|— SEE MORI AND CHOOSE MORE "^Sg^jll/ from A WIDER RANGE OF TOP-VALUE, QUALITY I I CHINA-MADE PRODUCTS ON78 words
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Article414 1967-01-22 14 LONDON. Sat— Here are the results of today football matches: l\i,lhi| DIVISION <)M Blackpool 0 Arsenal 3. Chelsea 3 Aston Villa 1; Leeds Utd. 3 Pulham 1; Leicester 1 Sunderland 2: Liverpool 2 Southampton 1 Manchester 1 Manchester Utd. 1, Newcastle Utd. 0 Nottingham Foreat 0: Sheffield Utd.414 words
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1796 1967-01-22 14 OINOAPORE, Sat. Champion Jockey Des Coleman was again in the limelight with an early double on two well-backed stable fancies. Picture House II and Encore at Bukit Timah today. Picture House was having his first run. Merv Posner. back from a holiday1,796 words
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Article100 1967-01-22 14 Total pool $67,620 IST *****8 530.184 2ND *****9 S 8.624 3RD *****8 S 4.312 Starters SI. OOO each Nos *****7. *****1. *****9. ;■)*.;<;»>. i9 i 340. *****3. mm Consolation 5750 each i Nos. !9i:B>. 240.-144. *****>. l!).-»0»8. *****2. 2?.>453. 2Xb!iBl, *****3. *****4. *****8. 50 priaoa each $2«t— Nea.100 words
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Article, Illustration313 1967-01-22 14 Hawke strikes to stop S. Africa at 300 DURBAN, Sat. Losing their last three wickets for the addition of 32 runs to their overnight score. South Africa were all out for 300 on the second day of the Third Test against Australia here. Denis Lindsay, who halted a collapse yesterday313 words
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Article95 1967-01-22 14 sol 111 AFRICA Ist INNS (.Overnight 268-7) Barlow c and b McKenzJe 0 Goddard b Cowper 19 Bacher c Tabei b McKenzle 47 G. Pollock c Redpath b Cowper 1 Lance c Taber b Cowper 13 Lindsay c Chappel b Hawke 137 Procter b Renneberg 1 Van Der MerweReuter - 95 words
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Article27 1967-01-22 14 COLOMBO. Sat.— Ceylon were 79 (or four wickets at lunch on the first day of their three-day match against the West Indian cricketers here today.27 words
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Article27 1967-01-22 14 HYDERABAD. Sat. The MCC under-25 cricket team beat Southern Zone by eight wickets lr. their three-day match here, the first of their five-week tour.27 words
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Article31 1967-01-22 14 PENANO. Sat. Butterworth Indian Association, the Province Wellesley knockout, football champions, scored a double yesterday when they beat Setia Pernakkan, Prai 4-0 to win the second division league.31 words
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Article30 1967-01-22 14 IPOH. Sat .The Chief Police Officer's team- scoring 100. beat the Deputy CPO's team by 25 runs here today. CPO Merican Sutan topscorea with an unbeaten 2530 words
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Article18 1967-01-22 14 PENANG. Sat. Penang Sports Club beat the Royal Australian Sport* Club 7-1 at hockey yesterday.18 words
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Article34 1967-01-22 14 LONDON. S«t. Stockport opened up a seven-point lead at the head of the fourth division when they beat Luton 1-0 in an English league football match at Stockport last night. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Obituary126 1967-01-22 14 MR. LOKE YAIK KWAI passed away 21.1.1967. Funeral Sunday 22.1.1967. 10.00 a.m. from 28, Jalan Talalla, Kuala Lumpur PARAMESWARY. d o Slvaguru. w o Ganesapillal, Land Office, Tunerloh, passed away 21.1.1967. Funeral 430 p.m.. 22.1.1967. from 9, Jalan Ponniah, Mentakab. YEOH AH KHOON. 62. Hcwpl- tal Assistant, Ipoh, passed126 words
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Obituary27 1967-01-22 14 IN LOVING MEMORY of our dearest Mum S. B. Darwood (Belletty) who left us suddenly on 22-1-1965. Always loved and Cherished. Alex. Ann and Children.27 words
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Article326 1967-01-22 14 PLAY SAFE TACTICS SPOIL ANNUAL RUGGER CLASSIC SEREMBAN, Saturday I^ORTH beat South 8-5 to go one up In their annual rugby series here today. The two sides were tied at 17 victories each before the match. North scored a goal and a penalty to Souths326 words
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205 1967-01-22 14 fHRISTCHURCH, Sat Scottish racing: driver Jackie Stewart was involved in a sDectacular accident while travelling at about 110 ni.p.h. in a race here today. Stewart was tailing fellow Scot Jim Clark through a bend on the fifth lap of the 100-mile Lady Wigram event when205 words
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Article41 1967-01-22 14 EDINBURGH. Sat. Lee Kkk Tat. 27-year-old Singaporean studying at London Unhrtraltj, reached the meni singles nemi-dnals of the Scottish badminton championships here last night. He beat R. Dv Toit (South Afrleat lt-t. 15-9 In the fourth round.41 words
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Advertisement29 1967-01-22 14 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words tit {Minimum) WIGG: To Dorothy and Ray, a 1 daughter i Nicole Alexia Cerldwen. at Mount Alvernla on 21st January. Sister for Mark and Sharon.29 words
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Advertisement206 1967-01-22 14 PFRSONAL TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION. NeTvly-arrlved membm of spiritual regeneration movement wish to contort lndlvlduaU or local groups practising meditation of Mahnrlshl Mahesh Yogi. Apply Box A 1489. Sunday Tlmaa, K.L. NOTICE By Order *f the OnVial «—<gwn, Singapora Mm: Hnir (hone rumtnf Bankrnpley N*. ISS of 1N« At c tion sals206 words
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Miscellaneous76 1967-01-22 14 BADMINTON Foong Cap flnai: Penang v Johore. Heah (up Anal: Kedah v Spore <Pg Han Chiang HS stadium. 7.30 p.m.). HOCKEY Friendly: Air Force v Spore Sikhs iParrer Pk». Jarriin Trophy: Forces InterCorps Regt ko tourney (R. Range Rd). CRICKET —NS Club'a alngle wicket tourney S'bani. GOLF Da to Aw76 words
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Article, Illustration1563 1967-01-22 2 LEONARD MOSLEY - When they booed Shirley MacLaine the unknown LEONARD MOSLEY by BUT I'VE got to know!" said the slim, leggy girl with the tomboy face. "Who's going to be the understudy in this show me or that Mexican elephant?" It was May 1954 in an office at the St. James's Theatre,1,563 words
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612 1967-01-22 2 David Lewin - BALLERINA MARGO INSURGENT EXTRAORDINARY David Lewin "Not really." she said. "One steps out of the plane here and immediately It all seems perfectly reasonable. Maybe It Is the heat. "I could never have married a man with a set pattern of life and no unexpectedness. I should hate to have612 words
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Advertisement206 1967-01-22 2 Cameras cfon'f^ffl^^^^^^^^^H W Ml I iIW^V A V V^" m i WtnJm lilOK^ ml <9 v Hv^^ -U Sr I I The Traveller's Book of Colour Photography underlines the U B^^. IS f\* I main point made by the authors that success in colour B 1 m I _t2 1206 words
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Miscellaneous296 1967-01-22 2 ACROSS: 1. Dog (6), 5. Room Limb (3). 48. Mantle (6), 47. <6>. 9. Protection (3). 10. Mere Meddle harmfully with (6). <4). 11. Pur muffler (6). 14. DOWN: 2. Mtacellany (4). Kind of party? (4), 16. Bird (6). 3. Respite (6). 4. Airship <B>. 6. 17. Bm*l] object (4).296 words
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Article, Illustration1571 1967-01-22 3 Trouble in Russia too: 'I'll ring up Khrushchev' with some unexpected twists in the script anyone around me was especially decadent, but I did think they were a darned sight too acquisitive only interested In making a fast buck and knifing you for a dollar. "I thought I'd like to1,571 words
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Article721 1967-01-22 3 WHAT DO you want most in the New Year? To lose weight, I'll be bound. To take off all those extra pounds and inches that you have put on since the Christmas feasting began. What you need, of course, is a magic721 words
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Advertisement73 1967-01-22 3 for faster relief from ASTHMA PI B (Pressurised Iso-Brovon) provides prompt and long-lasting relief in ASTHMA and BRONCHITIS. Compact unit— simple to use— easily carried in pocket or handbag. Over 300 doses at low cost. You can SEE the contents and need never fear running short. Ask your chemist kit73 words
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Advertisement4 1967-01-22 3 NEXT: SHIRLEY'S STRANGE MARRIAGE4 words
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Advertisement174 1967-01-22 3 ODOBO-NO 4fe helps Jenny <>et i lew job B? ~C Jenny: Like my new hairstyle? Jenny: An interview for the best recep- tionist job I'm ever likely to get. Hni What s the occasion? J jo Mimi: Uh-huh. Jenny: What's the matter? Jenny: Oh no! Not me. Don't you think174 words
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Article327 1967-01-22 4 Dear Jane LEE jj^2J^jjjK^j^3i MY pen-pal for two years has written to say that he will be passing through my town and would like to meet me. My parents are very strict, so I cannot take him home. Will he think ill of me? S.S.W. Perhaps you can meet him327 words
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Article, Illustration769 1967-01-22 4 A new 'creative' range to put your child on top of the world IF children's toys mean see-saws, swings, batteryoperated gadgets and mecnanical toys to you, your thinking is behind the times. The very latest in playscapes for children brings back the adventure of the old and new world.769 words
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Article175 1967-01-22 4 HOW many actors have so far played the part of Edgar Rice Burroughs' hero Tarzan on the screen? TARZAN FAN The latest to star in this role is Ron Sly who is the Nth in the screen Tarzan line. I AM Interested In go-kart racing and would175 words
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Advertisement435 1967-01-22 4 max Factor enchants _you with Frosterinos new, soft, sensational arctic colors! Iridescent Lipsticks and Nail Polishes; Frosty K^^h m? Pink, Frosty Coral and Frosty Peach. Iridescent v Shadow Creme, creamy eye shadow: Blue Frost B^mmmW' 1 and Golden Frost. KflE HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT FAST and still eat 3 full435 words
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Advertisement129 1967-01-22 4 So you want to protect floors, cherish furniture and produce a brilliant long lasting shine RONUK have exactly what you want Ronuk products shine at looking after floors and furniture. They clean, polish, seal and protect. Look for Ronuk home-care products at your favourite store. RONUK WAX POLISH Puts deep129 words
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Advertisement40 1967-01-22 6 woman's* I mirror I [WOMAN'S WEEKLY] Woman-Home 1 Journal h©ney my home AVAILABLE AT ALL NEWSAGENTS: If yiu have any difficulty in obtaining then contact: Periodicals Manager, Straits Times Press (M) Ltd., P.O. Bu 895. Singapore, Td: 2800 at. IDS.40 words
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Advertisement28 1967-01-22 7 Watches for the whole family from V WATERPROOf > CALENDAR V CRYSTAL lH watches are ogj soldat I WATERPROOF L f ac tory V"To°AT R ic controlled gy prices28 words
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Miscellaneous128 1967-01-22 7 THE CISCO HW 9 yotMfWtid Westfcwnivlte CCMT BKEATHB? SOT TO) I I >(S Ci 9£& STKUS3LM3 TOFKKB I I |t~" ovttff VOW SO-1 f BRE-4K MIS ♦KJLR'yj-*-' HIMSELF, TUB TWO WtBSTIB W, I^_ JAtPPLBK/Jsi"-" IF 6CAKFACS. HEAJCS THAT, I I «/r W5 *OB»EKS AXE MAKIN& TrTDwTT^B Plw«Ei~a^ < MRJ. aWQOUMP128 words
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Article, Illustration389 1967-01-22 8 KOK AH CHONG - KOK AH CHONG PICTURES BY You're in the big time with all those masculine time-pieces YOU'RE IN if you are wearing a MAN'S watch. Yes, I mean you, lady. For tick-tick fashions have swung from little ladies' watches to the big-time faces that husbands, boyfriends and brothers389 words
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