The Straits Times, 1 March 1967
1967-03-01
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Title Section23 1967-03-01 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times TIIB Hatimiii! fJßWSjlillii!!' Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)226623 words
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222 1967-03-01 1 More clashes and 'White Terror' spreads QOriA, Mon. AntiMao forces now are active even in Peking, the official Bulgarian news agency BTA reported trom me Chinese capital yesterday. According to the report, "The biggest bloody beati i si irienls In Peking took place In tne PeoL'niversity on Feb. tan whenReuter - 222 words
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Article41 1967-03-01 1 (\NBERRA. Tups. A Royal Australian Air Porce Hercules new into Richmond today with id Of wounded and critically ill Australian* from the Vietnam u.ir Of the 51 'id. only tlure could walk. The rest were stretch'" cases.41 words
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Article, Illustration378 1967-03-01 1 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - FELIX ABISHEGANADEN With trust, a new policy for trade co-operation By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE "political air" between Singapore and Malaysia has been cleared, and the way is now open for the two Governments to work for the common good of both countries. The Deputy Prime Minister,378 words
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Article58 1967-03-01 1 KARACHI. Tues. Marlon Brando left Irre yesterday for Dacca -n But Pakistan, on his way t'> South Korea. Cambodia. Malaysia. Indonesia and South America He is on a vorld tour for the I United Nations to spot artists, musicians, dancers and sports i yam tv iipm yearAP - 58 words
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Article59 1967-03-01 1 AARH'JS t Denmark*. Tues. The 2.435-ton Soviet factory ship Tukan sank in icy seas off North Jutland early today with the loss of at least 47 of her 79-man crew. The Danish Naval Command announced here that 22 survivors had been picked up. 47 bodies recoveredReuter - 59 words
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Article46 1967-03-01 1 LONDON. Tues. A painting] by Thomas Gainsborough. long believed lost, has been identified in Queen Elizabeth's art collecti tion. It has been identified as a portrait of a Royal Chaplain. Bishop Hurd. painted in 1788. the year of Gainsborough s death.— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration234 1967-03-01 1 JUDITH YONG - Enter a mousey Hayley as the cameras roll... JUDITH YONG By SINGAPORE. Tues. Enter a mousey- looking Hayley Mills, spectacles falling off i her nose, and wear- ing no make-up. [The "new look" Hayley was created lor the role of Folh Barlow, the main character in "Pretty Polly," the film234 words
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Article68 1967-03-01 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. West Germany is to give India crrdit worth 240 million Deutschmaiks i about £24 million' to aid development under an agreement sisjned here lodiiy Wpm Germany is a memljer of the aid to India consortium, which co-ordinates assistance to India. The new WestReuter - 68 words
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Article23 1967-03-01 1 BANGKOK. Tues— An eight-year-old boy was found frozen to death In the refrigerator of his home in Songlchala. Southern Thailand. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article196 1967-03-01 1 Singapore again hit by floods SINGAPORE, Tues. *3 Almost non-stop rain, which began early this morning, caused flooding in seveial areas of the island today. The worst hit areas were Tamplnes Road. from Upper Serangoon Road to Jalan Hajl, which was at one stage under 2\ ft. of i water196 words
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Article30 1967-03-01 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Henry Luce, head of the Time-Life publishing empire, died today at a hospital :n Phoenix. Arizona, it was announced here. He was 68. UPI.UPI - 30 words
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Article24 1967-03-01 1 JERUSALEM. Tues. Israeli Fbrrign Minuter Abba Eban leaves for Thailand today on the lirst Ice of a seven-nation A.sian goodwill tour UPI.UPI - 24 words
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Article51 1967-03-01 1 MANILA. Tues. A Philippine Air Lines plane with 19 people aboard crashed in Cebu, Central Philippines tonight. PAL spokesman said three died, 14 were injured and two escaped unhurt when the Fokker Friendship crashed two mile* off the runway as it approached Cebu's .Mactan airport.AP - 51 words
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Article, Illustration262 1967-03-01 1 RUDY BELTRAN - $50,000 raid on jewellery shop RUDY BELTRAN: By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. ITOI'H ninicd burglars attacked ;i goldsmith before escaping with $30,000 worth of gold imggt'is, pearl necklaces and other valuables early this morning. The intruders were trying to break open the iron sales in Hie strongroom of a jewellers shop.262 words
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Article40 1967-03-01 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. U.S. A.vsiMant Secretary of Stale Mr William P. Bundy' leaves today an thiee-»-eek trip to Hie 1 He will be in Singapore on March 15 and in Kuala Lumpur the following day —U.P.l.40 words
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Article39 1967-03-01 1 CAPETOWN. Tues.— Dr. Theophilus Donges was today elected as South Africa's second President in ■MCMflm to Charles Swart, who resigns on May 31 Dr. Donges recently resigned after eight years as Finance Mlnlster RenterReuter - 39 words
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Article246 1967-03-01 1 REJAL ARBCE - Tengku starts L-tour in Johore REJAL ARBCE By lOHORE BAHRU, J Turs. Tengku Abdul Rahman will start his nation-wide tour to explain the National Language Bill to the people with his visit to Johore OQ March 16. An riaborati programma has been drawn up by ih« Lh« Prime Minister's two-day246 words
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Article43 1967-03-01 1 I ONDON Tnrji Train crashed in Blrmlnthain Milmrhv .mil hospitals w«rf ordered tfl «t.<nri M I m iji>r flis.i^trr PAI I K \>H I ITESI MAMI I ii. Elevrß tn.n ha\r died m PM. erasfe atrtiae ■pofcrsiraa s^u! Sec thu page)43 words
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Article111 1967-03-01 2 Times of India declares lockout NEW DBUn, Tues. The Times of India yesterday declared a lockout in its utlirrs .mil presses in Delhi and Bombay The paprr his nol l>een published since Kelt. 17 when employees went on strike to Ueinund payment of .in interim increase in .illou .iiices (ranted111 words
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Article102 1967-03-01 2 JAPANESE SIGN NEW PACT IN PEKING 1 TOKYO, Tuc.v Communist China and Japan last niKht signed a new nun governmental trade j 'ifciniiit in Pekl it v. Radio Peking np«irted. The umnieiu was .signed (jy r.-prest-niutives of the J;i|>.ilit-se lnteniatloii.il I'iadr PromoUoo Corl>..i:iilmi of which a Former Prune Miui.stei i102 words
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Article, Illustration94 1967-03-01 2 Girl with the beginning of a smile worth $18 mil. 'THIS is a photograph of LeoA nardo da Vinci's Ginerva de Benci, which was bought recently by the National Gallery of Art in Washington for US$6 million, the highest sum ever paid for a single painting In the world. The94 words
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384 1967-03-01 2 'SUPARDJO HAD A SAFE CONDUCT LETTER FROM SOEK' 'He wrote analysis of coup attempt while in hiding... 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. gRIG.-GEN. Supardjo, on trial for his life, had a lottter allegedly written by President Soekarno. asking everyone to give him protection, a military tribunal in Jakarta was told today AReuter - 384 words
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Article47 1967-03-01 2 JAKARTA. Tues. A aew Islamic daily newspaper called A bad Muslimin (Muslim Age) is to appear in Jukarta. The newspaper will be .staffed by Muslim journalists with editors including Usmar Ismail, wellknown novel is' here. Asrul Saman intellectual- and journalist Barhtiar Djamily. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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138 1967-03-01 2 Soekarno resting at Merdeka Palace JAKARTA. Tues—President Soekarno is resting at his Merdeka Palace here with no official encasements and only seeing close friends for Informal (hats, palace sources said here today. The sources dismissed reports that Dr. Soekarno was planning an overseas tour following his handIng over of full138 words
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208 1967-03-01 2 A political comeback by 100 Indian princes YEW DELHI, Tues. India's princes, virtually powerless since independence, have made a resoui.ding political comebai k In the general elections, winning nearly 100 seats in Parliament and the State Assemblies. Two are likely to become Chief Ministers of statea. They are the sportsmandiplomat208 words
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86 1967-03-01 2 RANGOON, Tues. Burma faces her enmmest trade year since she achieved independence 19 years ago as the result of an unusually poor rice harvest, according to latest official Government statistics. Roußhly 8d pr rent <rt thla fertile nations forr.un excharut* world's most prolific riceReuter - 86 words
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381 1967-03-01 2 Mystery of mumbling big 'Black Bag' in the speech class CORVALLIS, Tucs. A MYSTERIOUS student has been attending a class at Oregon State University for the past two months enveloped in a big blark bag. Only his bare feet show. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11 a.m.. the BlackAP - 381 words
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Advertisement153 1967-03-01 2 f J ny Wednesday, Saturday or r l TOCl3\/ Sunday jet with MSA at this X^i I I j new convenient time direct to Hongkong from Singapore. Direct lunch -time jets £S?SSSS services are in addition to MSA's H^^J^^f l^^^i^^l eight other services to Hongkong LVy iUI IVtirWJI Iwl each153 words
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Miscellaneous26 1967-03-01 2 fuow i cam u«^ Aou SMst~suoe) I TlMe CAB PCJR J V_ LEATUCB gMQPPIKJ S^T"^ i^r<seT Tueoucu\ TUE TPAPPIC OUICI^LV I T A QLucnxj WONDERFUL J26 words
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Article, Illustration415 1967-03-01 3 U.S. concessions to Hanoi but no response, says Humphrey WASHINGTON, Tues. VicePresident Hubert Humphrey said yesterday that the United States offered to make certain concessions during the recent, unsuccessful Vietnam peace effort by Russia and Britairj. Dunne their recent talka tiie British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, and the SovietReuter; UPI - 415 words
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179 1967-03-01 3 Brown: North Vietnam could have ended the war... LONDON, Tues. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. George Frcvrn, facing Questions by members of his own Labour Party criticising U.S. policy in Vietnam, said yesterday that North Vietnam could have ended the war during this month's truce. Labour MP.s, most of them onAP - 179 words
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Article, Illustration57 1967-03-01 3 WELL, to cut a long story short, on the left is Doudoumba. a dancer from the Djoliba troupe. wearing a mini-khanga in London. The other girl, also a dancer. is Hearing a normal length Grande Bou Bou. The colourful African prints were introduced57 words
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Article, Illustration312 1967-03-01 3 RIFT IN MARRIAGE? IT'S NEWS TO ME SAYS SNOWDON V'EW YORK, Tues. Lord Snowdon said here last night that reports of a break-up with Princess Margaret took him by surprise. •'lts news to me and I would be the first to know." he said when questioned about rumours of aReuter - 312 words
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Article52 1967-03-01 3 ADEN. Tue.v torn former Aden Chiei Minister, Mr. Abdul Qawee Mackiiv.ee. and two policemen were killed \vh»ii B I explosion damaged th" rx-Minis-ters house hrrr tact night. Mr. Mackaue" was Aden's Chief Minister until he and his Cabi- i net were ousted by the British authorities52 words
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Article99 1967-03-01 3 LONDON. Tues. The Bootes Motor Group yesterday became the first British car manufacturer to announce it was withdrawing from the big car market. Rootes confirmed that the production of the larger Humber models the Imperial- Super Snipe and Hawk would cease. The 1725 cc99 words
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Article60 1967-03-01 3 MOSCOW. Tues. The Sovirt Union fired another unmanned Cosmos earth .satellite into orbit yesterday to further scientiiic study of outrr spate. The Tass said Cosmos 143 carried a radio system for met measure of orbital elements and telemetric equipment for transmitt inn readings by scientific instruments60 words
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258 1967-03-01 3 Love lease frau loses her US $2.5 m. breach claim j NEW YORK, Tuesday TTHE Judge today disx missed a U552,500,--000 breach of promise action brought by German beauty Beata Leber, whose husband was said to have leased her for US$3,OOO a month to American millionaire William Brown. The 30-year-oldReuter - 258 words
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Article, Illustration195 1967-03-01 3 CANBERRA, Tues. Lord Thomson of Fleet, the Canadianborn newspaper tycoon, likes being a baron. On arrival in Sydney today for a four-day visit to Australia, he said he found It got him "into quite a few places, but I haveThe Times - 195 words
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Article40 1967-03-01 3 •WASHINGTON. Tues. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State. Mr. William P. Bundy. leaves today on a three-week trip to the Far East He will be in Singapore on March 15 and in Kuala Lumpur i the following day— UPl.40 words
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Advertisement252 1967-03-01 3 COMMENCING TO-DAY! A BIG VARIETY OF HIGH FASHIONS AT REDUCED PRICES TEXTILES USUALLY NOW IMNofi Printed Knit* 3«~ S 6 90 4 50 USA Whipped Crcom 44" 4.90 3.60 Cnmoii, American Linen Embroidery 44" 41" 16.b0 10.50 Crtmplt Jcrjcy 60" 1 4 00 10.S0 fmmth German 100 AJI 20V OFF252 words
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Advertisement302 1967-03-01 3 SCIENCE ADDS YEARS TO LIFE MMm DO YOU WANT A :48 HAPPY RETIREMENI^v V7j Every tiiy we read of how science is add>ng years to our lives but only you can £dd life to your yeais those wonderful years of retirement ahead of vol dnd you can't do it without302 words
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Article84 1967-03-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Some fino American tourists will be on board luxury liner Rotterdam, which sails into Singapore at dawn tomorrow on a 24-hour Vl.Mt. A lion dance display will greet the ship, after which the tourists are expected to go on a shopping 6pree in the84 words
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367 1967-03-01 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A POLICE constable. Lam Chun Wah, today told a court how his life was in danger, when he saw nil attacker, armed with a long pole, closing in to strike him. To defend himself, he had drawn his367 words
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Article127 1967-03-01 4 TODAYS educational TV on Channel 8 is as follows: 830 a.m. 8.50 a.m.. Geography Sec. 1 "Climate and Temperature; 9.15 9.35. Mathematics Sec. 1 "Directed Numbers ill) 10. 10.20 National language Sec. 1 "Dl-Efcftna, Bila. Mengapa"; 11.05 11.25. Mathematics Sec. 2 "The Triangle (111)"; 11.45 12.05.127 words
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Article88 1967-03-01 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— About 600 members of the Singapore Red Cross Society will be on the streets from 8 am till midnight on Saturday its Flag Day to raise funds. Announcing this today, the society* secretary, Mrs. B S. Williams, appealed to the public to88 words
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Article43 1967-03-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has published a membership directory in English and Chinese. It contain* the relevant particulars of more than 1.000 firms and associations, together with an account of the nature of their business operations.43 words
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168 1967-03-01 4 A LAND CLAIM: COMPANY WINS AN APPEAL SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Justice Ambrose today allowed an appeal by the United Development and Finance Co. Ltd. against the decision of a civil district judge who had last October dismissed the company's claim for possession of land occupied by Tan Eng Kee, Tan168 words
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Article95 1967-03-01 4 Miss Ang is off on world tour SINGAPORE. Tups.— Miss Tourism Slngapura. Mollle Ang Mool Hua. 22, left here by air this morning on her 80-day assignment around the world to win more tourists for Singapore. Tourist Promotion Board and airline officials crowded into the BOAC lounge room at the95 words
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301 1967-03-01 4 A 'SUPERMAN' BUS CONDUCTOR GETS $18,500 DAMAGES SINGAPORE. Tues. Despite serious injuries in a bus accident, a bus conductor continued his work for more than four months besides taking on extra duty, which only "a superman" could perform, Mr. Justice Buttrose was told in the High Court today. The judge301 words
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Article69 1967-03-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues The film "Secret Invasion" will be shown at the Lido cinema on Sunday by the Singapore Boy Scouts Tanjong Pagar District Association to raise funds for its training programme. Tickets at $1 i stalls i and $1.50 (circlet are available at the Boy69 words
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Article26 1967-03-01 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. M.J Namazle will open a branch of the Jubilee Cafe and Restaurant in Robinson Road on Friday at 3.30 p.m.26 words
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Advertisement263 1967-03-01 4 OPENS TOMORROW OPENS FRIDAY Singapore LIDO FEDERAL K. Lumpur i Meet the James Bond of the West! > I IN HIS OWN WAY, HE IS THE MOST I DANGEROUS MAN WHO EVER LIVED!! is the first motion picture of its kind. jM HnkV It won't be the last! 9 Starring263 words
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Advertisement143 1967-03-01 4 What People Say about CAIRNHILL STEAK HOUSE "Your »3Jtt chicken is the finest anywhere "Always V.l.P's in the bar and restaurant This is our third time at Cairnhill in four weeks Christina's bird and animal photos really add to the decor "The service, standard and the steaks arc first das*143 words
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Advertisement67 1967-03-01 4 mmmm mma^mmmm i Tel: ****** If] Queenstown Today Only: 1 45, 4, 7 h 9.30 pm. Poul Newman in W.B. "THE MOVING TARGET" Technicolor Panovuion Tomorrow (Same Time) "PARIAH OF GLORY" (Dyahscope) 7/3 Tel: |jgrj^2iA2iM&hv4HM9 86 06 Today: 1.10-3.30.7.00 A f .30 pm. Donald Houston Anthony Quavle "A STUDY IN67 words
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Advertisement305 1967-03-01 4 IDEON'S Bursting With Excitementl NOW IN ITS 4TH BIG WEEK DAILY S EXCITING SHOWS: 11a.m., 1.30, 4 00, 6.30 1 9. 30 p.m. 3 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS WINNER!! For BEST DIRECTOR BEST SCREENPLAY BEST COLOR CINEMATOGRAPHY •WJKJP?? PROFESSiOWfIIS I A COLUMBIA riCR RES ktLlA* \i-£- H- WN/MSION THCHNICOtC** GALA opens305 words
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Advertisement502 1967-03-01 4 'Sathay^l •■glt BPTn^X3jm>>— I 4rh WIIK! 1 I "THE PROFESSIONALS" LAST DAY! 11, 1 30, 400. 1 30, 4.00, 6.30 I 9. 1S pm kl 6.45 &930 pm I IT. ROBIN CKUSOL USX" I DICK VAN DYKE Terhmcolor II Plus Walt Disncv Feati.rcre l I FREEWAY PHObi A 1. hn.color,502 words
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Article, Illustration101 1967-03-01 5 FOR TEAM'S VICTORY IN HIGHLANDS tnpBNGKC Abdul Rahman 1 receiving the Hisamudriin Trophy from his wife. Puan Sharifah Rodziah. at a buffet party after the weekend "golf summit" in the Cameron Highlands. In the centre is Mr. Tan Chin Nam. a business executive. who helped with the arrangement*Chou Chuan Sheng - 101 words
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Article, Illustration230 1967-03-01 5 IPOH, Tuesday. Justice Chang today rebuked a doctor for his attempt to smear the reputation of the Bar in his appeal against a lower court judgment last year. Dr. Puran Singh, of Taiping, had alleged that a member of the Bar230 words
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105 1967-03-01 5 IPOH lues A lauvrr sUUmined in the High Court today lhat to cuinu; .i person for flmrdertjf behaviour in public •he prosecution mu>t prove tin' the place concerned was a public Data S. P. ScrKivasaeani successfully argued an appeal by Richard Donald Cubinar.105 words
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Article49 1967-03-01 5 KAJANG. Tues. Endud bin Abu Bakar, 45. of Pulau KambinK. Itualn Trengganu. was killed when the car he was driving collided with a lorry at the 14th mile. Chtr.is Road, today. Endud. who was travelling alone, died on the soot. The lorry driver escaped inj'iry.49 words
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Article29 1967-03-01 5 IPUH Tut*. Law Kam Ho a d nirl worknit; on a tin mine In Tronoh. w.is onttmi to i eath In .i boulder i n Sunday29 words
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Article81 1967-03-01 5 TEL.UK ANSON. Tues. Vandals believed to be frustrated punters of the 3-D lottery desecrated two idols placed in a n outer altar of the Hock Soon Keong temple in Denison Road here yesterday. The heads or the Idols. Tua Pek Kong and La Tok81 words
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111 1967-03-01 5 'Spies' told: Resign before you are expelled MALACCA. Tues. The 1 Chief Minister, inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, today urged "certain members'" of Umno to leave the narty before they were expe'ied in disgrace. Speaking ai the opening of the City Park branch of the party, he said that the.se111 words
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Article49 1967-03-01 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 20--month-old baby boy was found drowned in a well at Kampong j Hock Chye. Paya Lebar. yesterday afternoon. Police said Hie boys aotrnf was in the kitchen when sh<' suddenly mussed the boy. The body was found only after a frantic search.49 words
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440 1967-03-01 5 SINGAPORE. Tucs. -The l1 Univc-r.-ity of Singapore today announced that the following candidatis have passed the second professional exDOlnation for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in bacteriology and parasitolo«y and pha'macology: Kochittv Aiji-.ih.im, Miss R;,/i.i Attaree. Ban Theitn Hock. Chan Lup440 words
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134 1967-03-01 5 A quiet campaign for Thomson voters VJINLJAPUKt. TUeS. The Thomson byelection campaigning has got off to "U tame start and promises to stay that way to the very end. Polling is only a week away, and the People's Action Party, certain of victory for it.s candidate. Mr Ang Nam Piau.134 words
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Article23 1967-03-01 5 IPOH. Tues Mr Ram Ditta was called to the Bar in the High Court here today before Mr. Justice Chang.23 words
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145 1967-03-01 5 QINGAPORE. Tues. A political detainee, Ow Kee Kheen, a former member of the Anti-British League a Communist Party of Malaya satellite organisation was released today. A police statement today said that Ow. who was detained in August. 1965. had infiltrated into the Singapore Restaurant,145 words
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Advertisement370 1967-03-01 5 "super "stock -taking SALE RUSH FOR REAL BARGAINS SAREES: S.P. 1 Indian Nylon Sarees 7.00 each "Lady Hamilton" Sarees 12.00 Hand Ptd. Nylex Sarees 644 16.00 DRESS MATERIALS: Italian Embroidered Nylon 36" 9.00 p. yd Thoi Pure -Silk 40" 11.00 Esbi Striped Linen 54" 4.50 Ptd. Swiss Cotton 36" 4.90370 words
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Article, Illustration562 1967-03-01 6 ONE-WAY TRAFFIC IN LOWER PART OF ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE. Tues T^HE new one-way traffic system along the lower stretch of Orchard Road nearest to the city comes into operation on Sunday morning, after midnight Saturday. One end of th<- one-way s>stem b at Orchard (irnts and562 words
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184 1967-03-01 6 SINGAPORE. Tues The National Trades Union Congress today warned the leaders of the Public Dailyrated Employees' Unions Federation that they would be held responsible, if thry insisted on calling a spe- cial NTUC delegates conference to discuss the dismissal of 300 cleansing workers, following184 words
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141 1967-03-01 6 Car, TV set to be won at 'Wonderland' fun fair SINGAPORE. Tuc>, A bumper fun fair to help raise some $100,000 for this year's expenses to run the Singapore Spastic Children's Association will be held at the old Admiralty House grounds in Grange Road on Mar. 18. under the patronage141 words
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Article35 1967-03-01 6 SINGAPORE. Tiicv— The Postmaster-General. Mr. M. Bala Subratnanion, today presented a trophy for the best-maintained post office in Singapore in ltd to Postmaster Mr. V. Panchaiharam of the Siglap Post Office.35 words
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Article28 1967-03-01 6 SINGAPORE. Tue« Thare will be no water tomorrow from 9 a.m. to b p m at Wlshart Road. Houses 112. 116. 118 and 110-A to 110-M28 words
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Advertisement259 1967-03-01 6 KRAFT DOWN 1/QACT Prices are down on all C KRAF f> products Now big price reductions make Kraft Foods better value than ever. Kraft Foods help you make mouth-watering snacks, exciting party fare, memorable meals at so little cost! Kraft... for good food and good food ideas. Give your family259 words
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Miscellaneous132 1967-03-01 6 Ml, f. n,» n ttt, \'.l m-wmiim I LIKE lUKAS WELL, (T CWTWNLY^-^ Cwwv OOMT WE I I >CXJ nNO I'D BETTER KJOT MY I I AND ME CAN BE VERV~^H IP6A, DON'T y^OULPVT HURT TO; ESP6OALLY \SBE WM«V---—^ COMI^gG MAN THINKS I SHOULD INSI6TENT ABOUT THESE JM YOU* rr132 words
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1390 1967-03-01 7 Bernard D. Nossiter - Europe's search for bigness to match the U.S. Bernard D. Nossiter by of the Washington Post IN European eyes, the United States is an enormous machine. uniquely geared to exploit the flood of innovations pouring from richly endowed laboratories of industry, universities and government. A high-precision educational system, scorning the1,390 words
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Advertisement110 1967-03-01 7 LET US MAKE YOUR SHOES LAST LONGER J|§s!U3 UP-TO-DATE REPAIR SHOP EQUIPPED WITH THE LATEST M ACH I N ER V TO GIVE YOU FACTORY PERFECTION. WE REPAIR ALL MAKE OF SHOES. JUttft REPAIRS DEPARTMENT Premier Store, BATA BLDG.,NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN KUALA LUMPUR FOR KING110 words
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Article25 1967-03-01 8 W Horrfs tv (Minimum) MADAM HELENA WEE Thank relanve.i, friends, for their wreaths, con.lolences and attendance at funeral o* th* lat* Ho Eng Eeng25 words
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Obituary22 1967-03-01 8 2» Hnrrf. tli (Minimum) TANO MAY LEE .Mary, passed away Ist March ISS.V Always runemriered hy those who loved her.22 words
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Article180 1967-03-01 8 20 \i,,rdt tli < Minimum) AFTER SALE BARGAINS tn Mlllln«ry. Big reductions. Antoinette. 324 Orchard Road. Spore. LAST FEW DAYS special sal*. Bargains at The Thai Room Amber Arcade Orchard Road Singapore. Hurry buy now and save. ACE YOU SUFFERING from Singapore FootT Get quick rell.f with I neafax180 words
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Article56 1967-03-01 8 Ii WordM X.I "W-"-'n,,m YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally Satiirda* 4th March 1"k; TSS p m. Bethexda (Hraa Baiah) 77 Hr.n H;<«»h Ko.ld. S pore. All SCIENCE AND HEALTH with key 10 the Scripture* hy Mary B.ikcr Kddy I tillable from Christian Selene* Readin,. Room, 8 Orang* Urov* Road.56 words
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Article669 1967-03-01 8 There is a great deal to be said for golf at Cameron Highlands. The origins of this summit meeting are somewhat obscure, and can be left at that although it may be noted in passing that not quite twelve months ago the Tengku returned from Singapore with669 words
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Article339 1967-03-01 8 Public examinations are held for practical reasons. Their purpose is to establish a candidate's fitness for eduction at the next higher level, or for employment in the public services, which lay down minimum academic qualifications for each post (The private sector, though it is under no compulsion to339 words
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Article224 1967-03-01 8 Tun Razak's mention in the Malaysian Parliament yesterday of discussions with Mr. Adam Malik on Indonesia Joining the Association of South-East Asian States point* to an intriguing possibility. But for the present greater interest must lie with prospects of getting ASA off paper and into action, a step224 words
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Article1138 1967-03-01 8 nor lewis - BRITAIN'S DOWRY FOR EUROPE nor lewis As British enthusiasm for Europe rises, interest in the Commonwealth is ebbing. But the Six may yet divine the Commonwealth's value for Europe as a whole and come to see it as... By Commonwealth correspondent of the London Times IN the excitement over the1,138 words
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181 1967-03-01 8 MR. David Marshall may well be satisfied witfc the service accorded to him— and his kropok— by MSA. Other users, less well known than Mr. Marshall, do not share his feelings. The other day. to catch a plane at 1.45 p.m. from K.L.181 words
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Letter126 1967-03-01 8 f refer to your leader x "Details Please. (ST. Feb. 28). In my reply to the two M.Ps. from Penang on the question of the University College of Penang I stated that it wai premature for me to comment on this subject as the Higher Education Planning Committee126 words
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Advertisement662 1967-03-01 8 r»X' Straits Times Mala* Mail Clomlied •d«*rti**fn*nri rntmy be handed to. COLD STORAGE SUPER.MARKET Orchard Rood (Receprionltf oe>k| COLO STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Road No»ol Bat*. Authorised AaenM: CITY ROOK STOW ITO., Wincheifer Home, Collyei Qua*. THE NEWS fRONT Fittpatrick'l Supetmorket I M M ISMAIL 1 Admiralty Road. Na.ol Sat*662 words
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Advertisement19 1967-03-01 8 c ELECTION I— N 1 1 IL If vtH SWISS QUALITY WATCH The NEW LOOK in FASHION and TIME19 words
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Advertisement445 1967-03-01 8 LEARNING MALAY Lesson 10 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS GLOSSARY: PEnerbit (n) publisher; The association of Ex- Servicemen (or: also: producer; ingin iv) to be desirous; "the Ex-Servicemen's Association") sama-ada (.conj.) either; mata PE- Selangor, today welcomed the anlajarAN (N) subject (of study;; PER- nouncement on the (intended(?)445 words
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Advertisement162 1967-03-01 8 BF e~ t*— mxr i m asasi v£ \w wattage wastage The ballast in a fluorescent lighting fixture regulate* the flow of electricity to thetube. Philips ballasts are made with polyester insulation. It makes them perform silently and more economically. Tests show they give you 10 15% more light and162 words
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Article, Illustration282 1967-03-01 9 Britain to pull out more troops from Singapore HEALEY TELLS OF ECONOMIC PROBLEMS THAT WILL ARISE... LONDON, Tuesday. gRITAIN is now tackling the problem of reductions in her base facilities in Singapore, the Defence Secretary, Mr. Denis Healey, announced in the House of Commons last night These reductions,Reuter - 282 words
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Article, Illustration130 1967-03-01 9 Bowden: No immediate plan to move bases to Australia OERTH, Tues. Bri- tain has no immediate intention of moving its Malaysia and Singapore bases to Australia. The Commonwealth Relations Secretary. Mr. Herbert Bowden. said this yesterday He told a Press conference there had oeen discussions over the past year on130 words
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Article40 1967-03-01 9 KOTA BHAPU. Tues. The Ministry or National and Rural Dfvrlopmpnt has approved the rebuilding of .ix schools in Kelantan which were drstroyed during the recent flood The protect is expected tr cost more than $40,00040 words
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Article29 1967-03-01 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues The .culture Marketing Authority will sot up an office here tomorrow It will deal with the Icaue >£ licences to rice millers Id the dlavict29 words
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Article, Illustration347 1967-03-01 9 Margaret We « - Margaret We« NO ROOM FOR HIM NOW AFTER LIVING 13 YEARS IN DORMS By KUALA LUMPUR, xv Tues. C. Murugiah, 18, cannot remember what home is really like. For 13 years, he has lived in one dormitory or347 words
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Article78 1967-03-01 9 SINGAPORE. Tuea. The political adviser to President Bourgulba of Tunisia and Minister of Justice. Mr. Mongl Slim, today paid courtesy calls on the Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. B. W. Barker, and the Speaker Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy. Mr. Slim flew In from Kuala78 words
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Article55 1967-03-01 9 SYDNEY, Tues. The flrst Asian student to study pharmacology under a new scholarship scheme arrived here yeaterday from Singapore. Mr. Poo Jong Wee. who was selected from more than 200 applicants for the scholarship sponsored by the Federated Pharmaceutical Service Ouild of Australia, will study atReuter - 55 words
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Article24 1967-03-01 9 SINGAPORE. Tues Th» Police Secretary, Mr. T Chelllah. has been tranoferred to the MlnUtry of Law as acting Depu'v Secretary from tomorrow.24 words
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Article25 1967-03-01 9 PENANO. Tues. Police last night recovered a 33 pistol inside an old tyre at tne loot of a ro*dsfcle tree m Pars* Lan*.25 words
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Article38 1967-03-01 9 TAIPING. Tues. The body of a nine-year-old boy. Kok Gee Chooi, was found floating In a mining pool near Kampong Boyan here on Saturday. He Is believed to have fallen into the pool while fishing.38 words
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Article52 1967-03-01 9 'Keep calm appeal KANGAR, Tues. Senator Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad, chairman of the Perlis Umno youth liaison committee, today advised the State Umno youth to be "calm" over the national language issue. "As Umno members we should have confidence In our leaders," he said. "We should avoid unnecessary comment on52 words
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Article39 1967-03-01 9 Tapah to build a monument TAPAH. Tues. The Town Council accepted in principle yesterday a proposal to build a monument In memory of those killtd In the town during the Japanese occupation of Mal?ya and during the Communist Emergency.39 words
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Article35 1967-03-01 9 BINGAPORE. Tues. Th<> Australian High Commissioner Mr. A R. Parsons, will he attending a flag-changing c.remonv of the Australian Navy on board two ships HMS Duchess and HMAS Vampire "t the Naval Base tomorrow35 words
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102 1967-03-01 9 $200,000 to develop National Park KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A $200,000 plan to develop the National Park in Pahang as a tourist attraction was announced in the Dewan Ra'ayat today. Presenting his Ministry's estimates for $8.9 million, the Minister of Lands and Mines, Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'akub. said that chalets and102 words
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221 1967-03-01 9 RAZAK DID TALK TO MALIK ABOUT ASA KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Unofficial negotiations were held be: ween Tun Abdul Razak and Mr. Adam Malik in Jakarta last August on regional cooperation In particular and on ASA generally, it was disclosed today. In rpply to a question by Hajl Abu Bakar bin221 words
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Advertisement262 1967-03-01 9 E Isß a 9 I •safHs^B^B^H I ■P*^*'^ jJM| _—.f the RANK XEROX 914 THE RANK XEROX 813 OFFICE >jHBr copier Wm^ BORROW OURS-EITHER ONE Either the Rank Xerox 914 gSftfL" rdinary unsensl- I "A Or thß desk top 813 Copier Th 8 BPI8 P 13 P v seB Xerography262 words
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Miscellaneous750 1967-03-01 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala l.umpur News In English: 7.10 The and Penang-; 6 Ipoh and Samurai— The Plot: 735 Sent Malacca 3 K 10 Johore Bah- dan Bud ay a a historical progru; 4 Taipinj; 7 Batu Pahat; ramme: 8.00 News In Mandarin; 9 Kluanc. 8.10 The Danny K.iye750 words
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Article, Illustration207 1967-03-01 10 ADVANCED TRAINING PLAN FOR LOCAL STAFF T UFTHANSA, the German airline, today announced an advanced training scheme for its local staff in Singapore and Malaysia. The scheme, announced by the airline's manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei, Mr. Albert vom Hofe. will enable its local employees to undergo trainIng at207 words
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110 1967-03-01 10 Malaysia 'an excellent place to start a business MALAYSIA has been described as "an excellent place for starting a business" and whose Influence with finished consumer goods will grow in SouthEast Asian markets. This was said by the manager of the Western Hemisphere and Far East area of the Central110 words
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Article50 1967-03-01 10 TV/JR. G T. ETHERIDGE has oeen named president and general manager of Kelvinator International, worldwide subsidiary of American Motors Corporation. This was announced by the local Kelvinator agents. The East Asiatic Cj. Ltd. Mr Etheridge has been vlcepresicent of Kelvinator since 1957. He succeeds Mr Roy Abernethy.50 words
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Article, Illustration308 1967-03-01 10 Three JAL men back from special course mHREE senior Singapore 1 staff of Japanese Air Lines have returned from Japan after undergoing an intensive supervisory and managerial training course at the special JAL executive training centre in Olso resort, situated 42 miles from Tokyo. This was disclosed by Mr. T.308 words
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Article, Illustration215 1967-03-01 10 Very good demand for fibreglass, says expert TiHE demand for fibreA glass products In Singapore and Malaysia has steadily been increasing, said a senior executive of a leading manufacture of flbreglass products in the United Kingdom. Mr. John Creek, managing director of Flbreglass Ltd. St. Helens, technical associates of Flbreglass215 words
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380 1967-03-01 10 A business school with all the latest in teaching aids INTERNATIONAL Training Centre, a new secretarial, business and language school, was recently opened at the International Building in Orchard Road, Singapore. Unique in many ways, ITC, upon its opening, gave Singapore the distinction of being one of the few cities380 words
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Article, Illustration136 1967-03-01 10 MB. T. J. B. HOAR (above), regional representative of Pergamon Press in South-East Asia, has been elected a director of Pergamon Press (Australia) Ltd. with responsibility for South-East Asia. This was announced by the chairman and director of Pergamon, Mr. Robert Maxwell, in Sydney136 words
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188 1967-03-01 10 ANEW export shipping service tailored to the specific needs of Scotland s thriving industrial hinterland, is to be Introduced by the Ben Line Steamer* Ltd.. of Edinburgh. With effect from April, the company is to provide from Orangemouth a monthly service to188 words
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262 1967-03-01 10 rALY'S trade promotion drive in Singapore, launched eight years ago by the establishment of an Italian Trade Office by the Italian Institute for Foreign Trade and Italian Ministry of Foreign Trade, has met with great success. The figures of Singapore's imports from262 words
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Advertisement95 1967-03-01 10 /J f v»* J g .9HK HI ..".Mb t*r* t W »v .bibbmHbb^bibbbMMlJl HMHBHHHBBBBBMHI r_; BVfIfIHHIBBIHHHRMHHDBVBHHBH.BB.BVBVfIHBWfI.BBVBVfIBa Xi»\v all-jet services com me nee March lOlh. CM your travel ag O nt or CATHAY PACIFIC I THt AimUNC THAT KNOWS THg OmitNT BUT Cathay Pacific Airways, Ltd. A.I. A. Building, Jalan Ampang.95 words
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Article50 1967-03-01 11 SITIAWAN. Tuoa. A housewife. Nah binte Ahmad* 55--siugßled last night with a robber in her home in Changkat Chermin. near here, and received minor cuts on her right fingers from his dagger. The man and an accomplice got away with cash and Jewellery worth $1"950 words
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Article40 1967-03-01 11 IPOH. Tups. Dr Toll Tiong Ghee was elected chairman ol the Malaysian Dental Association northern branch, at the annual meet me held hpre last Saturday with Dr. Too Ji. n ppn* as spcrptnrv and Dr Chew Brne Chonit40 words
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Article31 1967-03-01 11 SEREMBAN. lues. The Chief Police Officer of Negrl Sembilan. A.'.sl. Commissioner Ha]i Ynnus bin Tallb. will open a new police ■tattoo at Labu. 1C miles from here, on Friday.31 words
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242 1967-03-01 11 PENANG. Tuesday. MR. D. S. RAMANATHAN, chairman of the Penang University Project Committee, today described as "a disappointment" the announcement by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohampd Khir Johari, that the university college here would not start till next year. "We have been working to242 words
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Article, Illustration488 1967-03-01 11 How long is 24 hours' detention IT EXCLUDES TIME TAKEN FOR TRIP TO GET REMAND ORDER, RULES JUDGE KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE High Court, here today cleared the Government of charges of illegally detaining a timber lorry-driver and his attendant for 35 minutes. The driver and his attendant had brought488 words
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67 1967-03-01 11 Steinbeck goes unnoticed in Penang DBNANGi lues— Author John Steinbeck of '"Grapes of Wrath" fame today went unnoticed on a shoppinc spree in Beath Street. Sporting a beard and moustache, the American Nobel Prizr dinner was accompanied b.v his uife. "I am on a week's holiday after a six-week assignment67 words
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Article79 1967-03-01 11 Asian Bank chief off to Colombo SINGAPORE, lues.— Mr. T. Watanabe. preKident of the Asian Development Bank. left today after a three-day visit confident that Singapore had "a eood future." He had been given first-hand information on the Republic's industrial and economic progress by government leaders. Before flying to Colombo,79 words
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Article51 1967-03-01 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Air VlceMarahal Christopher FoxleyNorrl*. who haa been Air Officer Commanding No. 224 Group of the Royal Air Force since November. 19A4. leaves next week to become Director-General of Organisation at the Ministry of Defence In London. His successor is Tasmania-born Air Vlce-Marthal Brian Alexander51 words
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Article, Illustration138 1967-03-01 11 A virtual home-coming, says U.S. plastic surgeon I/UALA LUMPUR. Tue.v R To a visiting American plastic surgeon. Dr Robby Meijer. being in Malaysia is virtually like a "home-coming. For Dr. Meijer wa» bo-n in Pontianak. Indonesian Borneo, of Dutch parentage, and until his return to Holland In 1945 .spent i138 words
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Article, Illustration199 1967-03-01 11 Florence for 'Madame Butterfly' contest in Tokyo l r U A L A LUMPUR. Tucs. Australiantrained soprano Florence Pong will represent Malaysia at the first world -wide "Madame Butterfly" competition to be held in Tokyo in March. ahe will bf competing against, more than 40 singers from various parts of199 words
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Article20 1967-03-01 11 KANGAR. :<• Uian IC<: people h.t\e e:it*ifd lor th^ State kite-flyinp championships to be held in kayane this veekend.20 words
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Article30 1967-03-01 11 SINGAPORE. lue.v. Air Marshal Sir RochTorcl Hughfs. Comma ndfr ol the Far East Air Force. recently visited Thailand. where hp tourpd stations of the Roy»l Thai Air Force.30 words
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Advertisement253 1967-03-01 11 WHY YOUR DOG NEEDS Bob Martin's MORE THAN MOST Most dogs weren't designed for a hot and humid climate. Most dogs don't live in one jour 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 a253 words
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Article22 1967-03-01 12 tt Wordt $li (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Raja.-apa! Kuantan thank all relatives and friends for their expremion* of good isbes. attendance22 words
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Article79 1967-03-01 12 it Wordt Sit i Minimum) SALON FREDDY p| n(n open at the International Building, orchard Road. S pore VI it,- rjhonr 2U'O» for apr">intr »n'« It tt r>eing managed by c Mom ilormerly oi Salon Jtat) RALI FOR EASTER WEEKEND ftorr Mann j:i t o XI *7'.'n m( ludinif79 words
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Advertisement867 1967-03-01 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT H ore's <« (Min.)-Bmx tt ctt. txtrm buncalows/Uhper Thomson' 51 miles. $420 Namly Cresent $SO>j/Juronn Park 5435/- Klnts, District., 10. 5370 S4so<-. 5650/-. Particulars: ***** New Century Realty, Spot. MODERN FLATS at 40 Hertford Road. Rent IL'iiO.OO per montb unfuri m»ned but cupnoardK, sideboards proI i Her), up-to-date867 words
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Advertisement801 1967-03-01 12 FOR SALE IS Wmrdt St (Mim.)—Bmx St ct: txtrm AQUALUNG: Aqualung complete, i recently overhauled checked, excellent i lotuition si*.. 1 uu. Phone .Home) S pore 5.93 ouuide office hours. i SWISH CURTAIN RAIL nitn Nviod fittings, cording set imootb silent action, no pelmet needed Merchandise A Produce Ltd., 5801 words
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Advertisement625 1967-03-01 12 LADIES HAIRDRESSING li Word* Sf <Min.)—Box St ct*. titrn VICKY'S FICURAMA SALON Colouring. Tfeadas. BlrachmK Hi«n luht. Uma, it Bttaeaßtas. tipecia duci'i Courxr. Ku»t Firming, w Manicur.. Pedicuie. lulh. Tai Road. S pore 10 *****>. MARJORIE LADIES HAIRDRESSERS M Oi.:ard Road. Haircut Bhimpoo BM n \Vik«. Wmlets. switches araUaftH 74625 words
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Advertisement520 1967-03-01 12 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. THU.uan d.inpada PcmoorongS yang berdaliar di-J K.R. Kelas D' dan ka-.»:.is akan di-terima diPejabat Ji:r -x_ j R Johor. Johur. Bahru hitiKga pukui 230 petang pada 81ib. March 1967. UNI UK: MEMBfcNA iti SKMBILAM BILEK UARJAH DI-BUKIT KfcRAMPANG UTARA. BEGA- butn2 <» >h di-dapati dlker.ia di-Prt«i)«t Juru.rra520 words
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728 1967-03-01 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE easier trend with which the week opened on Monday continued yesterday on the Stock h\chang«*. Both the industrials and the properties sections suffered losses in the popular counters. Activity was again at a low point, but just a little728 words
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Article79 1967-03-01 14 /-■HINESt Product Eichanga, Singapare noon pnett ntr oicul yllllrday: Coconut ail: bulk 144} aellera. drum MT| teller>. C**ra Mixed <f.0.b.) looa* Mar./ A|.r S.-J7J B. Pepper: Mtintok white JM7| fellers. ■arswajk «hite 5145 aellera. epecial c rti-.i"Hk tljtk Sl lO Mllers. garbled Uimpong buck «100 nellera iV6 r79 words
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Article30 1967-03-01 14 Malayan Stock Indicts Feb. 27 Feb. 28 •Industrials: 108.09 107.77 •Properties: 109.45 108.38 Minings: 107.06 106.95 rubbers: 111.80 111.58 Dec. 29. 1962 m 100 •Dec. 30. 1966 10030 words
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Article163 1967-03-01 14 rE following dividends are expected this month and in April. Date of announcement of labt years dividend is in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Rothraant (interim 5.2.66 >. F N (interim 16 3.66). Great Eastern (final 25.3.66). Malayan Breweries (interim 18.3.66). 0.C.8.C. (final bonus 29.3.66). Robinson (interim 8.3.66). Selangor Properties 'final163 words
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455 1967-03-01 14 Straits tin price falls 75 cents at Penang TMII. prut- of Mr.iils tin at P«n.ui« \i -Nlrril.iA fell 7.> ccata to Si.iil.ii Dcm.ind Bfai ri'porlrd al lower level*. The cstiniatrd afferiag ry do\in I") ton* to MS loiin LONDON: I ir. on Moii played a very iteady toiu" in a455 words
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Article35 1967-03-01 14 i Ire* eichjngt market In Hnn« Kon; yesterdnj me US dollar »«a quoted at O.Tj for T.T. and 74| lo' cash SleilinK i|..oi.fl .tt IJi mi ml one tael ol (Old .it ZM|.35 words
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Article1086 1967-03-01 15 IJI SINK.SS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rmmi or the Stock Exchange yesterday with the nunher of shares tradrd in bracket*: INDUSTRIAL! Bouttssd (3.000) *1 M; Cintral Sugars (12.000) 12 07 H. (41.000) $2.06, D, (7,000) (2.08 D. (3.000) $2.0W D. (3,000)1,086 words
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Article28 1967-03-01 15 Feb. 28. RUBBER PRICE: 56| rents (up one quarter of a rent). TIN: $604.50 (down 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering was 205 tons (down 15 tons).28 words
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Article85 1967-03-01 15 to rTn*rchiint«i ycnttra&y is II r*tt*i to i United States: Buying TT 32 11/16. v-ir.an OD 32 13, 1«. 90 «/St 33i r«-nt n Us. 33 916 trade bills Csnada: F lying TT 33|. airmail on SSi. Ml d »t 3fll credit bills. 36 3/lfl trade bills. Selling85 words
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Article148 1967-03-01 15 MELBOURNE, Tues. ■pALLS well exceeded rises In x todays easier market. TradIng was on quiet lines. BHP dropped 8 cents to 16.22. Base metals were mostly lower although Western Mining was ac'lve and gained 6 cents to $6.58 Oils were steady. Ampol exploration was up 5 cents to148 words
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Article386 1967-03-01 15 'THE following list of selected x Malayan Industrial yield is based on last sales to Feb. 25. Cempanles located In Malaysia far taxation purpmst: Average gross dividend yield B.S per cent (8.3 per cent). Average (roes earnings yield 15. 2 per cent (14.3 per cent). Cempanlts lesated In386 words
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Article247 1967-03-01 15 MARCH first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 P-m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore veslerday at 56!* cents per Ib. up one quarter of a cent on Monday's closing level far the position. The tone was quiet hut steady. R.A.S. and M.R.E. closing prices in cenU per247 words
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Article146 1967-03-01 15 VJMIPI lyln, «ion«tirt. th« tmupart «hir»i »r tiptatMl toiUy art: 1 ir.rhi 1/1, Ontrnir 3/4. Tmpah N.W. I' 2 Ol«n« B»n« NW. 3/4. Ooldm Won<l»r «/7, O!»nllnla» 8/». Yo«hlno««n Muni 10/11 MHJyo Mam 13/14. Tldm IVIB. Arrn<Xlc»rk 18. Wing An 18. K«ton« 21/22. KlnMl Hani 23. Son*146 words
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Advertisement788 1967-03-01 15 LOKE YEW SCHOLARSHIP AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG APPLICANTS are Invited from 1 suitably qualified young men and 1 women for a Loke Yew Scholar- 1 ship tenable at the University of Hong Kong, for the session Octo- 1 ber. 1967 1 2. The value of this Scholarship is788 words
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Advertisement811 1967-03-01 15 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA Electrical and Mechanical Encineerinf Scholarship Applications for scholarships In Electrical and Mechanical Engineering are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens. These scholarships will be either for a Degree course or a Diploma course dependent upon the scholarship awarded. 2. The course of studies will be undertaken either811 words
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Advertisement674 1967-03-01 15 TENDER HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD TO LET Tenders are Invited for 4 E&tlng Houses and 38 shops at Jalan Bunga Kenanga (Toa Payoh Estate), and 10 Hawkers' stalls at Jalan Membina (Kampong Tiong Bahru Estate). Pull details and tender forms are obtainable from the Applications Section. Housing Development Board, ground floor.674 words
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Advertisement77 1967-03-01 15 TENDER J.K.R. PULAU PINANG IKLAN TAWARAN Tawaran daripada pemborongS vhiik berdaftar di-J.K R di-dalam kelas D 1 (Kerja2) dan ka-atas akan di-terima di-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R. Pulau Plnang. hingga jam pukol 12.00 tengah hari pada 15hb Mach, 1967 UNTOK PEMBENTOKAN JALAN DAN LONGKANG2 PAIP DIJALAN PTG. DAMAR, PANTAI KAMLOM. SEBERANG77 words
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Advertisement438 1967-03-01 15 MSA HAVE VACANCIES FOR CADET PILOTS QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants should possess a School Certificate with Credits in 5 subjects, including English, Mathematics and a Science subject, preferably Physics. AGE: 18 to 27 years. HEALTH: All applicants will undergo thorough physical examinations and should have 6/6 vision, without glasses. Applications containing full438 words
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Article43 1967-03-01 16 The Royal Selannor Golf Club will make the draw for the "Calcutta Sweep", in conjunction with next week's Malaysia Open, at 8.15 pm. on Mar. 7. The draw will be followed by a cocktail party for the golfers at the clubhouse.43 words
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Article16 1967-03-01 16 War Department Civilians bent Medical Serucr.- Terendak 5-3 in the Malacca hockey league yesterday.16 words
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Article, Illustration753 1967-03-01 16 AS THE FAR EAST GOLF CIRCUIT MOVES TO ITS SECOND STAGE... By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT |T is a happy fact about the Far East golf circuit thai each year there are more and more players capable of winning am given tournament. The trend753 words
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Article598 1967-03-01 16 Rain but some like it wet... CHIEF talking point was the weather when the overseas golfers went through their practice rounds yesterday to get set for the Singapore Open which opens today with the pro-am tournament at the Bukit Course, reports Ernest Frida There were showers but not heavy enough598 words
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233 1967-03-01 16 SOCCER- WEST German soccer coach Dettmar Cramer, who has been assigned to Asia by the world body, Fifa. will be In Malaysia for six weeks from July 15. Cramer will first coach the Malaysian national squad until Aug. 14. after which he will hold an international233 words
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Advertisement602 1967-03-01 16 PRINT SALESMAN Required by Large and Progressive Printers in Singapore. Sales Experience and Good Sales record essential, contacts in Advertising and Commercial Circles an asset Knowledge of Printing desirable bul training will he given. Attractive salary for man of proved selling ability. Applications, which will be treated in strict confidence,602 words
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Advertisement851 1967-03-01 16 I NOTICES SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION IN THE 1967 6s SESSION 1. Applications are Invited from candidates intending to pursue a course of study in the Singapore Polytechnic. Courses of study either full-time, part-time ot dayrelease, are provided in the Schools of Engineering. Architects c Building. Accountancy and Nautical851 words
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Advertisement886 1967-03-01 16 I NOTICES NOTICE rt/BLIC WORKS DKPARTMEM. SINGAPORE 1 Notice is hereby Riven that thr graves on State Land si Uppei Serangoon Ruad (Between Bart- ley Road and Pay a Lebar Road) forming part of Tan Tock Seng Burial Ground on lot 52 Mlc No. XXIV District Kailang which are aflected886 words
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Advertisement78 1967-03-01 16 inJUOr^eß OP bO\,P's OVBR.WOKK&P TgRM^ l£ "INSH7C 'OU-f $WlfWCr^ A£ -THIS iNvoi.ve£ a wooic'ino Ac-nosi, ju6>-t ukb TUg C7ISAVV AMP F r AP£' HAVE AN iMCOIf'fANI' cuac^, 6u-r in oA<3ic /^i>-i £WIN 6» PgVELOPMfcsNT \\sy+ Vv TRAVEL fo WAf7P 4^MJB SO THAT /A? YOU V^H rue cu/s Arr£?s> v^B IMPACT.78 words
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Miscellaneous72 1967-03-01 16 I GOLF Spore Open pro-am tournament (Bukit course, 8 a.m. i. Alor Star v Sg. Patanl (A. Star;. HOCKEY Sjor l)i». .1: RRT v EPF ißungtar Rd>; MCIS v Municipality (Imbi Rdi; ■'far Club v Mara 'Padanc- -vul»cca League: St Dmid.s v 3rd Sqn RCT -Malacca Clubi. SOCCER— Disaster Fund72 words
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Article, Illustration341 1967-03-01 17 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING by RAKAP, Teddie and Philadelphla <.re safe each-way bets at Penang this afternoon. Bakap (Race Four), a four-year-old by Coronation Boy, has improved since his fourth to Victory II at Bukit Timah in January. With only 7.7, he looks nicely weighted to win341 words
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Article1494 1967-03-01 17 COINC FORECAST: GOOD Race 1—2.0 Class 6 ($4,300) 5 f 1 ***** Blur Martial c 'Hock HuaO W Bagby 7 9 4 Rang 9 1 99M3 Krascrs r.rKn a (SY Leonpi Teh 5 93 NfKon 6 3 ROfion WaWrfinr a (M Anthonl.vi E Donnelly 7 9 2 Harbridr*1,494 words
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Article166 1967-03-01 17 LPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Rare 1: SISTER CAVIL Escort Siau Kunianc SPACE HERO SISTER CAVIL Sinter Cavil Jade Soptre Jade Septr* Siau Kuniani Kace t: EXCELSIOR Kabbit T«W Mon Cheri PETITE M'SELLE TORO t:\rrlsior Mon Chert Toro Gemini I Rare S: PRINCE TANG The We* Cobbler Elcho Print*166 words
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428 1967-03-01 17 Sister Cavil should score over 5 1/2 f again SISTER CAVIL (Race One) looks set to score another success over her best trip. -54f. Late last .season, she was an easy winner over the Kuala Lumpur 5Jf and then finished second to The Little King. Escort was a shock winner428 words
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Article100 1967-03-01 17 1M PC RIAL GI'.ARD. a four-year-old by Pipe of Peacr. did a half-mile gallop in 53 3 5. last 3f in 38 3 5. at Penang yestfrrUv. Flying Charger showed good form in a 3f run In 39 3/5. Grecian Bay went better than Transportation o\rr 2f100 words
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179 1967-03-01 17 LEE FIXES TRAINING FOR AIK HUANG AND COMPANY BADMINTON MALAYSIAN badminton champions Tan Aik Huang. Ng Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan, who arrived in London last Tuesday, are staying at Malaysia Hall. They told Teh Gin Boot, the secretary of the Badminton Association of Malaysia, in a letter that179 words
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Article34 1967-03-01 17 MANILA. Tues— The Philippines will send Alexander Marcial and Ramon Funtera to the Asian junior lawn tennis championships in Kuala Lumpur (Aug. 4-11). A third player may be named latrr. AP.AP - 34 words
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Article37 1967-03-01 17 TOKYO, Tues Hiroshl Kobayashl of Japan beat Vicente Derado of Argentina on points in a ten-round Junior lightweight bout here last night. Kobayashi is ranked No. 7 in the world and Derado No 4 ReuterReuter - 37 words
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243 1967-03-01 17 WIMBLEDON BOSS SAYS: Amateur tennis 'a living lie...' LONDON, Tues. Amateur tenni* was described as "a living He" by Herman Davia, chairman of the All-England Club, which stages the Wimbledon championships. Mr. David, in an interview published in the magazine British Lawn Tennis, said: "To my mind the amateur gameReuter - 243 words
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Advertisement144 1967-03-01 17 PP* H9iBK inn ">tfi^^ifel^fl Ittfe jtftiSm^Z «<j^^ 88. 'V fffl i S B> Hirf— """"""""''''-rrrrr aaouS^ m Bfe Bm. wMMMMMI^^BkL— BE J^. r^^^k^ I^BvHMttßßßlir'' j Relax behind the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz 200 Experience Mercedes-Benz fatigue-free comfort. Start driving! Notice how the car and seat suspension are matched to suit144 words
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Miscellaneous232 1967-03-01 17 Straits Times Crossword acko>> 6 Nothing out dep*rteo lei1. Try on .uit (4. 4,. 7 gj n d need 5. Polish contrariwise wu crude 8. It's crazy to avoid being de(6). coyed (4 .4). 9. A rule ,s,C o, Spamsh king, Once^or t^^lcw the 111--10. It prevent* treezing in alarm-232 words
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Article34 1967-03-01 18 KARACHI. luev Poll Lahore arrested leftwlng Pakistani poet Hubib Jalib :<itrr lie da meeting In the provincial capital on Sunday with former Foreign Minister Zultikar Ali Bhutto, it was reported hr>re today.34 words
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Obituary25 1967-03-01 18 UE SILVA A Q William formerly oi M < P. Dc Bllva Ltd.. idtiirr of Chantt i vi MPBW ■nd Dharmaiirt, uncle in <_>\- lon on >•?25 words
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Obituary20 1967-03-01 18 IN LOVING MEMORY of Bar BMUMf B<* i r.iiin Rlchardi net Wrhh <l»p..rtt,i 1 i red with love20 words
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294 1967-03-01 18 New date fixed for State visit to Johore JOHOUK ISAIIIU Tuesday. Till] Y;imi4 di-Perluaii Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will make their iiist official visit to Jonore on March 25. Announcing this here today, the Mentri Bcsar, Dato Haji Othnian bin Sa*at, said that the Stale Government had set294 words
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Article27 1967-03-01 18 ADEN. Tues. Aden was paralysed today by strikes proaciunst an explosion which last nicht killed three sons of lormer Chief Minister Abdul Qawee Mackawee.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article80 1967-03-01 18 $21,800 for N-Theatre Trust SINGAPORE. Tues. A cheque for $21,827 was presented to the National Theatre Trust yesterday to meet part of the cost of airconditioning the dressing, reception and conference roums of the theatre. The money represented the ente lollfitio.'., of .< variety show. jointly '••aged last month by80 words
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142 1967-03-01 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Duke of Edinburgh tonight called on President Yusof bin Ishak at the Istana Negara for a 20--minute chat. Alter this the Duke, escorted by the British High Commissioner. Mr. J. V. Rob, was driven to nearby Sri lemasek. where he was142 words
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193 1967-03-01 18 Now Army hands out guns to Jakarta students JAKARTA. Tues. Military authorities here today issued rifles and machineguns to a para military students group with orders to •help defend the city." Similar student groups have already been armed in Bandoeng. studrnt Miurccx >aid. The weapons were distributed as Congress prcparrriAP - 193 words
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143 1967-03-01 18 SOEKARNO JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarnos alleged misconduct of the past 21 years ranging from sex to subversion is documented in a threevolume history to be published soon by one of his most bitter critics. Maj.-Gen. Sutjipto. announcing his publication plans, told students143 words
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Article40 1967-03-01 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ministry of Culture free film shows will be held tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. at Tanjone Kling. end of Boon Lay Road. Potong Paslr VlllaKe Community Association. Kampong Teban Chinese Kampong and West Coast Road 9 m.s.40 words
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Article50 1967-03-01 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The 28--member Singapore delegation to the recent successful trade talks in Jakarta tonight gave a dinner tor the visiting Commander of the Fifth Indonesian Army. Bri-gadier-General Sunarso. No speeches \Tere made at the dinner held at the Chinese Chamber ot Commerce in Hill Street50 words
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Article31 1967-03-01 18 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Tues. One child in three born in the rural areas of Tanzania's coastal region dies of malnutrition before reaching the Hge oi five years, according to an official survry.31 words
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Article310 1967-03-01 18 LONDON. Tues— Wall Street's overnight fall and a general lack of encouraging factors made for widespread dullness on the London I stock market today. Small selling and lack of support left industrials fractions lower throughout the list. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp tfutv were:310 words
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Article, Illustration166 1967-03-01 18 FIRST WOMAN OFFICER IN TERRIERS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Till*! Territorial Army today appointed its first woman volunteer officer Che Habibah binte Baharom, a former badminton star. Second Lieut. Hablbah. who joined the Women's Auxiliary Corps of the Territorial Army in October. 1965. is now with the Malaysian Signal.- Squadron. Before166 words
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Article68 1967-03-01 18 LONDON. Tues.— Spot 17 1 16 d.. April 17'» d., May 17'« d.. June 17»»d. April June 17' 4 d.. July' Sept. 17 11 16 d.. Oct. Dec 18d Jan. March 18 \d April .June 18 5 lCd.. July Sept 18 7 16d Oct. Dec. IS 1 Jan March68 words
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Article30 1967-03-01 18 LONDON. Tu^s— Buyers £1201 sellers mb" (—£'.>". Forward bryers £1203 i. sellers, £1203'^ i— a i. Settlement £1202 i Turnover am. 65 tons. p.m. 50 tons. Tone: Steady, but quiet.30 words
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163 1967-03-01 18 Prize tax shock for Thailand's beauty queens... IDANGKOK. Tues. 13 Thailand's Inland Revenue Department has decided to tax Thai beauty queens, it was reported today. The Department Mid that the sirls would have to pay income tax on prize money they received in beauty contests since 1965 the year whenAP - 163 words
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Article131 1967-03-01 18 TWO DEATHS: RELATIVES ARE SOUGHT SINGAPORE. Tues Police are looking for relatives and Mends Of two dead men— an Indian and a Chinese. The Indian, about 50. died alter being admitted into the General Hospital recently. The addles.-- in his identity card was niven as 19. Dalhousie Lane. He was131 words
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Article343 1967-03-01 18 S. Africa clinch Test series PORT ELIZABETH, Tues. South Africa clinched a Test cricket series against Australia for the first time heic today when they won the Fifth Test by seven wickets with a day to spare. South Africa won the series :M with one match drawn Final scores: Australia343 words
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Advertisement173 1967-03-01 18 Ute CLASSIFIEDS It Wordm tli (Hlntmuml UCKETT: to Geok Bee and John, a von r.i hard John, at Rrdrutta, Cornwall. U.K. I'lat Kelt. IM7. KARUMAN: Grace and Ororge Mrned Kith K girl. HHrn. olitrr to Philip. Grateful to rnoth.r Mary. pita I YAP LAU: K«w Lam o Mr. and Mr«173 words
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Advertisement146 1967-03-01 18 fr mf Jf f B m Mm J^ »>M^nj3 M ODEL: SUPER ELECTRONIC H with RADIO CONTROL There must be a reason why more than one million PAXIMAT slideprojectors have been sold in over 100 countries. It's simply this: PAXIMAT gives superior performance and offers more features at the price146 words
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