The Straits Times, 7 June 1967
1967-06-07
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Title Section24 1967-06-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The stariats Times Tile National iwspnpiir Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1967 it 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)226624 words
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Article, Illustration314 1967-06-07 1 [JNITED NATIONS, Tues. The Security Council was *luc* to resume debating the Middle Kasl conflict ;.t 15,'W GMT today (11 p.m. Malaysian tim c) ;iiliid sii*ns of BO East-West deadlock. The council met in formal public session for less than an hour yesterdayUP - 314 words
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Article1708 1967-06-07 1 In the air ISRAELI SUPERIORITY BEGINS TO TELL: HEAVY ARAB LOSSES On land TANK BATTLES RAGE FOR SECOND DAY: SYRIA GUNS OPEN UP CAIRO, Tuesday T? GYPT decided today to halt all navigation in the Suez Canal and ordered ships already in it to get out. The decisionReuter; AP; UPI - 1,708 words
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Article62 1967-06-07 1 HONG KONG. Tues. A Honan Radio- report said "violent fighting" had erupted in some parts of China's most important wheat-produc-ing province, just as the Important summer harvest was getting under way. It was the second time In three days that a provincial radio had reported serious fighting,62 words
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Article37 1967-06-07 1 PEARLAND (Texas). Tues. Astronaut Edward G. Olvens. 37 was killed early today in a car accident in this little town near ihe manned spacecraft centre. He had never flown in space. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article29 1967-06-07 1 JAKARTA. Tue.s. Deputed President Soekarnos 88th birthday today went almost unnoticed here. The former dictator spent the day quietly at Bogor Palace. There was no celebration.29 words
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Article195 1967-06-07 1 Big jump in tin price SINGAPORE. Tues. The continued fighting between Israel and the Arab Stales today sent the tin price up KM4SI a mm ill and caused above average turnover in the rubber market, which opened half an hour earlier, and sent share prices down sharpl>. The most speitm195 words
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Article176 1967-06-07 1 Oil shares take a beating NEW YORK. Tues. Jolted by the war in the Middle East. prices in stock markets around 1 1 1 world wavered sharply yesterday in brisk trading. In general, oil shares look a severe beating as fears grew of possible damage to oil installations in the176 words
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Article152 1967-06-07 1 LONDON. Tues. The Secretariat of the Far Eastern Shipping Conference is awaiting a decision on a surcharge (possibly between 10 and 30 per cent) for the longer voyage round the Cape. The roule to the Far East via the tape is between 3.000 to 4.000152 words
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Article100 1967-06-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A policeman fired two warning ?hots in the air to disperse a mob of 200 people demonstrating in front of the Sultan Street railway station last night. He fired thi- shots when the mob set upon a police patrol car with sticks100 words
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Article, Illustration348 1967-06-07 1 Tan Siew Sin is now Tun L'UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues.— The Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, and the Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Tan Sri V. T. Sambanthan. have been awarded the Seri Setia Mahkota (SSM) which carries the title of Tun. They are among 464 people whoReuter - 348 words
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Article49 1967-06-07 1 M FLASH I Wr.l Egypt tned forces hieh com Id l s pl;inc* Iff Mis \ir BaM ill Lit m>\ BBC Mid I nd Aljfrr ,1 oIT diplomatic < ,i. i B lOK\U Mitsui linrlap:inese freighter Mataai Mini trapprd In Gftat p halfway throneh anal with *hlp* "f49 words
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Article, Illustration417 1967-06-07 2 LONDON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Nasser last night denied in a recorded television interview that he deliberately engineered the Middle East crisis for prestige reasons. He was interviewed by Mr. Anthony Nutting, former British Minister who resigned in protest at his Government's Suez policy417 words
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181 1967-06-07 2 France stops all arms to Israel and Arabs JMKIv Tues. France has suspended arms deliveries to warring Israel and the Arab countries, official sources said last night The embargo, affecting arms and military equipment, concerned Israel, the bbited Arab Republic, Syria. Lebanon. Jordan, Kuwait. Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Israel isAgencies - 181 words
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63 1967-06-07 2 AMSTERDAM lues —An entima'ed 6.000 peoplp demonstrated In Amsterdam last night in favour of Israel in the preaent Middlr-En.st crisis There were no inciden's The Dutch Zionist Association reported that Its "Help Israel" Fund which ooened vesrerd»v had alresdv a 5 million Builders iUSS7OO OPO> in63 words
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255 1967-06-07 2 MOSCOW. Tuesday r FHE Kremlin today demanded that Israel stop Its aggression against Arab countries and withdraw its troops behind the lines held before flghtinp broke out yesterday. An official Soviet Government statement Issued soon after midnight Moscow time (2100 GMT)Agencies - 255 words
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Article47 1967-06-07 2 LONDON. I'urs London underwriter! have imposed war risk premiums on shipping and rargo in the Middle East. The Increase* ranee from half per cent to two pei rent of the total Insured value varying according to porta and routes. The? took effect today.— AP.AP - 47 words
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139 1967-06-07 2 Pineau on 1956 and the war today LONDON Tues.— Former French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau said today the Middle East war largely justified British and French attemp years ago to topple Presisident Nasser and "find a balanced solution in the Middle East." Mr. Pineau who Foreign Mlmst*r at the timeReuter - 139 words
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324 1967-06-07 2 Palestinian Arabs who have since been trying to return to the area with the full support of all the Arab countries. At the end of World War Two. the Arab League was formed to bring cohesion to. and end rivalries324 words
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231 1967-06-07 2 3 Indian soldiers with UN force die in Israeli -air raid ITNITED NATIONS. v Tues.— Three Indian soldiers with the U.N. Emergency Force in the Gaza Strip have been killed in Israeli air raids, the Secret-ary-General, U Thant, said. He told an emergency session of the Security Council that the231 words
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Advertisement539 1967-06-07 2 to a beautiful complexion ..J®) wM tut w sweetlets of course! WONDER TONIC with CANDY TASTE kd* HICEE is equivalent to 10 oranges (vit C j^k ach HICEE tablet contains H <\7\\ A Wk a stron dose of 500 mg. V*O I 1 itamin C. JV ■K*fc. Il is a539 words
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Article, Illustration86 1967-06-07 3 In the Sinai AN EGYPTAIN ROCKET GUN POSITION NEAR BORDER r PHIS picture, taken A before the outbreak of war. shows the kind of arid, dusty battleground the Israelis and Egyptians are fighting on now. The Egyptians set up this rocket gun position recently near the border where it runs86 words
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443 1967-06-07 3 I ONDON, Tues. The British Government said yesterday it was not taking sides in the Arab-Israeli conflict and called on the United Nations to negotiate in early ceasefire. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. George Brown, told a packed House of Commons that theAgencies - 443 words
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271 1967-06-07 3 NEW YORK, Tues. President Johnson's neutral policy in the Middle Last war was booed last night by several thousand people at a labour rally for Israel. Max Greenberg. president of the United Wholesale. Retail M*fl Department Store Workers Union, mentioned Johnson's stand inAgencies - 271 words
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154 1967-06-07 3 It's death in the electric chair for Speck pEORIA (Illinois). Tues. Richard Speck, the 25-year-old merchant seaman convicted of the murder of eight nurses in Chicago last summer, was yesterday sentenced to die in the electric chair. Passing the death penalty, Judge Herbert Paschea carried out tha recommendation of theReuter - 154 words
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Article, Illustration33 1967-06-07 3 ADEN, Tues— A curfew was clamped on parts of Aden after a Briton and eight Arabs were killed and 14 Arabs wounded in a fiesli outbreak of anti-British violence today.33 words
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Miscellaneous20 1967-06-07 3 T«E GAMBOLS /tuat« what 1 utftN /we both set *ito debt) (about ajointJ SSt? t Tue ™*r^ V^^ACCOUMTjr— V T/20 words
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Article100 1967-06-07 4 $4,300 for boy hurt by taxi SINGAPORE. Tues. Eeven-year-nld Yusof bin Jalal, plaintiff In a claim for damages In connection with a traffic accident, was today awarded $4,300 under a consent judement In the High Court His father. Jalal bin Surma n. the second plaintiff, was awarded $200 In special100 words
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70 1967-06-07 4 'Around-World in 80 Days' by Mollie Ang SINGAPORE. Tues— Miss Tourism Slngapura. Miss MolUe Ang will tell members of the V's Men's Club of Singapore "How I sold Singapore Around -the- World In 80 nays. in a lunch-time talk on Saturday at the Troika restaurant She will recount the hectic70 words
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Article35 1967-06-07 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— There will be no water tomorrow from 9 am to 6 p.m at Holland Road between Tan Boon Chdng Avenue and Holland Grove Road); Jalan Jellta: Jalan Tenang and Jalan Istlmewa.35 words
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Article, Illustration135 1967-06-07 4 Honest boy commended SINGAPORE, Tues. A schoolboy. Tan Hwang Ypw. who found $500 on Nov. 5 last yrar and handed it over to his headmaster to be returned to the owner, was commended today. At the Kandang Kerhau Police Station, Tan. 14 of the Balestirr Road Integrated School. received a135 words
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328 1967-06-07 4 Giant liner now to miss Singapore SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 45,000-ton Canberra, the world's largest passenger liner, will not be coming to Singapore in view of the Middle East war. Bhe was due In Singapore on her maiden visit on June 17. Mr. John Mills, director of the P and O agents,328 words
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Article180 1967-06-07 4 Rowdies who became silent SINGAPORE. Tues. Two o men were each fined $25 In a magistrate's court today after being found guilty of being members of an unlawful assembly at Jalan Besar Road on March 26 this year. Cheng Aw Lock. 28. and Than Weng Kee. 25. chose to remain180 words
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Article43 1967-06-07 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The hearing of the dispute between the Singapore Bank Employees' Union and the Mercantile Bank over the dismissal of an employee, Mlsi Tan Meow Jee, which was scheduled for June U in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court has bean postponed.43 words
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Article, Illustration10 1967-06-07 4 THE 45.000-ton P and O luxury passenger liner s.s. Canberra.10 words
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Advertisement356 1967-06-07 4 l"lDO special" ladies only preview" t o Saturday 10th June at 9.00am-No Free List P I W WINNER OF 2 Pricet: Circle $2.00 ACADEMY AWARDS! N Sull.Si.ooi 1 BEST Foreign Film '^■Bi^, BOOKI A BEST Story and sis El NOW! £jj£ Screenplay 2 GOLDEN GLOBE Awards! P BIST Fortiqr. Film356 words
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Advertisement23 1967-06-07 4 Jthej^SPAßKsj •I tJk\ <T x >. immwmm i vJßmipV j^ a Songs! Dances! Comedy! Music! The most dynamic show ever to come from Korea23 words
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Advertisement40 1967-06-07 4 lIIMIIIIIIIMIMUIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LAST S SHOWS: 3-*-* p.m. Menoi Nondmi Kumud Chhuooni "POONAM Xl RAAT" Hindi with English Subtitles. opens tomorrow most modern music comfdy 'jB itllilii.iu.i.iiiliiliiiiill OPENS TODAYi J JO ft T 30 MG R. Soroia Dcvi in "PETRALTHAN PILLAIYA" Tamil.40 words
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Advertisement262 1967-06-07 4 jj O ORCHARD PALACE nS,*\l IE MGM Double The Songs! Double The Excitement! I iss^ mM I r^l I V /n Clr\) ssssss*^» |^K-JL-Jlj I lr>M J mMO songs and adventures X i^pT 0^ in mad jpm jj*jgr JOHN WILUAMS-YVONNE ROMAJN -iheWIERE BRQ6IAMNBItLWI PAN A VISION*. MBTftOCOLON t mS i262 words
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Advertisement602 1967-06-07 4 sn\^v ORGANISATION Opem T aey 1 45-4-6 30-9 li» 7 iwnc. "TNI WILD AFFAIR S Next Chongr Tom Bell "He Who Rid*> A Tiocr f LADIES ONLY PREVIEW! B Saturday at 9am -No free Lut 3ook Now' Circle >? i. Stolls $1 Anouk Aimee Jean Loui* Tnntignont "A MAN AND602 words
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Article, Illustration2889 1967-06-07 5 SIEW SIN AND SAMBANTHAN ARE MADE TUNS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday 'JHE Yang di-Pertuan Agong has conferred honours on 464 people to mark his 60th birthday tomorrow. The following is the full honours list: SHU MAHARAJA MANGRI NE(.ARA IS.M.Ni: Dato Pengiran Haji Ahmad Raffae bin Orrng Kaya Pengiran2,889 words
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Article, Illustration56 1967-06-07 5 CINGAPOBB. Turv President Yusof bin bkaJi today »ent thi> mr*sagr lv the Yang di-Prr-tuan \K»ne of Malaysia: "On thr occasion of the official birthday of Your Majesty. I am happy to extend to Your Majesty thr sood wishes of thr fiovernment and proplr of Singapore for Your56 words
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Miscellaneous61 1967-06-07 5 hri Ahm+r Hy 1/ *-§»§> WWW W \jf »O0 GOT PREMTV CLUST.r I -AMD V THAT WHEKJ /^-ONORABLE (^DAMCK RAST TIME NOU HERE, > iTJaT j JUVENILE DERINQUENT. I I WIFE WISHES S\ I RIKJE WEWISHkJik YOU CftO».ftKft. TT/r. Z NOW i HOhIOPABI-E I\ TD hAAKEUP FDR V DAKJCEL.'.O \TDSEE61 words
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300 1967-06-07 6 GIRL RAPED CHARGE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. PRELIMINARY inquiry in which a businessman, Kok Haiti Yam, is charged with raping a 13-year-oM schoolgirl twice, Ix'gan in the ninth magistrate's court. Kok. 38. Is alleged to have raped the Rirl some time in December last300 words
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267 1967-06-07 6 Housing park: No compulsion to get lots SINGAPORE. Tues. The Housing and Development Board said today that tenants of Queen&town housing estate are not compelled to obtain lots in the new car parks provided by the board to alleviate the parking problem in the estate. In a statement, the board267 words
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Article151 1967-06-07 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Islamic Teachers' Association is planning a series of protects to raise $250,000 for build Ing an 18-class-room Islamic secondary school. The school, to be built on land leased from the Government at Kaki Bukit in Jalan Eunos will be equipped151 words
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104 1967-06-07 6 SINGAPORE. Tue.s Mr Plulippe Gulllemln. Cultural AtUche of the French Embassy here, will give away prizes and certificates to 116 student* of the Adult Education Board for passlug French language examinations at the Cultural centre theatre in Canning Rise tomorrow at 7.30 p104 words
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Article191 1967-06-07 6 I SINGAPORE. Tv««. IN connection with Nation al Day celebrations. Rac'io Slngapura Is holding a i ompetitiun for verse writers Participants can choose any subject that they likf In praise of Singapore, such as the role of youth In nation building. multiracial harmony, landmarks, the port191 words
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252 1967-06-07 6 SIM.APORL. Tues The (.rim. in Ambassador in Singapore. Baron von Kichthofen. and the chairman of the Adult {■'duration Board. Dr. Tai Chen II". i last night presented diplomas, certificates .mil prizes to successful students of the (German language studies at the Cultural Centre.252 words
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Article53 1967-06-07 6 SINGAPORE lue.s. Thr nr\t Government family planning mobill exhibition, organised by the Sir.gaporr Family Planning *nd Population Board In contunction v.th thr Peoples Association, will be held al the Telok Aver community centre Irom Thursday, to Sunday. The exhibition will be open daily from 330 p m53 words
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Article, Illustration432 1967-06-07 6 JUDITH YONG - JUDITH YONG By SINGAPORE. Tues. Raffles Institution Singapore's prestige school— today celebrateo its 144 th anniversary. And invited to revisit his Alma Mater as guest -of honour was the Minister of Social AlTairs. Inche Othman Wok. He is seen above inspecting the Raffles School Cadet432 words
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Article122 1967-06-07 6 TODAY S educational T V on Channel 8 is as follows: 830 a.m.— 8.50 am English literaluie 8* 'recioui Stream I 9.15 9 3A. Mathematics Sec. I 10—10.20. National language Sec 1— "Berbahasa Denuan Betul II'; 1105—1126. Mathematics. Sec 2— •Variables and Functions II 1 1.45122 words
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Miscellaneous106 1967-06-07 6 MXI'RE ASWfsJG ME WHO WAS V SORRY TO TT^^SP3 j DIDNIT Y<Xl TELL? YES BUT Hfc""^^*^* CM HE Dip TO BE QUEEN OF J A SETTER PISTURR "OUR I xX'fe^fe THAT OA.F I'D REFUSES .HE SAYS EH^ THAT GEEVVHIZ"? _y RIGHT? AM r HICMNESS, P GRANT HIM AM (TO WAIT...106 words
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270 1967-06-07 7 24 Barisan unions to stage protest at Ministry- SINGAPORE. Tues. All 24 Barisan So-sialis-lcd trade unions are to stage a "peaceful demonstration" outside the Labour Ministry in Havelock Road tomorrow. The demon^trd.on, scheduled for 1 p.m., ls to protest against the Government's de-registration of three of the Leftwing unions for270 words
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Article176 1967-06-07 7 I SINGAPORE, Tues. r pHE Ministry of Interior and Defence has revokA ed the citizenship of 11 political detainees, who were detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance for involvement in Com-munist-front activities. i 1 This Ls a prelude to possible deportation. The detainess were176 words
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Article, Illustration315 1967-06-07 7 Ministry's boost to Tourist Year campaign KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THREE-MONTH "Terima Kaseh" cheque drive with poster and photographic competitions will be some of the activities undertaken by the Tourist Department of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to boost the International Tourist Year 1967 campaign. This was announced toKy by315 words
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Article64 1967-06-07 7 IPOH. Tues A draughtsman. j Mr. Lee Thoo Yeoh. today recovered his car at a tin mine near Gunnng Rapat new village, three miles from here, four hours after it was stolen from outside nis house in Jalan Yang Kalsom. The car was found with Its64 words
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Article31 1967-06-07 7 RAUB. Tues The Umnn I Ktum Ibu. which has been mac- tive for a long time, will be rei vived at a meeting at the Town Hall on Saturday31 words
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Article55 1967-06-07 7 I/UANTAN. Tues. A f-iimer, Sulaiman bin Talib. 49, was found slashed to d<ath in some bushes 100 feet from his house yesterday. His throat was cut and a bloodstained parang .ay at his side. Two days ago, his 15--year-old daughter, Saadiah, was found dead in his55 words
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Article, Illustration80 1967-06-07 7 THAI GIRL VISITOR TO STRAITS TIMES rAI university student, Miss Yupln Sirisinakorn. 20, trying her hand at a linotype machine in the Straits Times office in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. On her left is Mr. A. Anthony Samy. a lino operator, who showed her how to use the machine Looking on80 words
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Article24 1967-06-07 7 SBGAMAT. Tues. The Johorr Branch of the National Union of 1 Teachers Will hold Us annual dance tomorrow at Batu Pahat 'Club.24 words
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145 1967-06-07 7 Talks soon with U.S. on tin stockpile policy I/lALA LI'MPLR. Tuei The International Tin Council will hold talks with the I nited States Government th>s month on its tin stockpile disposal programme. This was stated here today oy the president of the All-Malaya Chinese Mining Association, Senator Chan Kwonc Hon,145 words
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Article22 1967-06-07 7 PENANG Tues. A new Volvo car belonging to a busine.ssman was ;|ilpn from outside his house in Kelawel Road ye«t*rterday.22 words
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123 1967-06-07 7 Railway union gives notice of dispute ITUALA LUMPUR. 1V Tues. The Railway Administration has received a 14-day notice dated June 3 from the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya on the existence of a dispute. Conflrmlnß this today. the deputy general manager of the Malayan Railway, Inche Waad bin Jamaluddln. said: "I123 words
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Miscellaneous237 1967-06-07 7 Straits Times Crossword Bl^H HI Hi HI WM 7. Make an error In music 1 Not IKUBS unusual (8). 1 Bum part of the canal weed 8. Absurdity of Lear? (8). (8). 13. Ate stew on dock by ship 5. Priest has reformed someone 5 to be In the castle237 words
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Article42 1967-06-07 8 W Word* SIS /Minimum) THI CMILORBN OF th* lat* Mr* M Velluplllal of Mentakab. thanks all r»l»tlvf» frifndu for their kind att»nd*nr»s. cordolmcn on th* fun»ral of th»lr h»lov«l mother Orat»ful S'sff of Pl»trl' t Honpltal. M»ntak»r> aid C, H Kuantan.42 words
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Obituary26 1967-06-07 8 n Wordi SIS i Minimum) IN LOVINQ MEMORY of th* Wt* Ptnnathambtr Tnillaimuthu departed Ttk Jun* 19M D«»rly remembered by nil wife and family26 words
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Article216 1967-06-07 8 M Wards SIS (Minimum) NANOMADI PURS WOOL Carp«U. n any design, colour, and »Ue T*l»--t hone 393 A3. Tal Pin*. Run tt Carpet. QUAKIR SUGAR PUFFS fllfttn •< Ith Mitar anl «oM»n honey Just ■MI on milk anil you have the tun--hin» m»al of (he day. Breakfast or ti-Mlme216 words
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Article605 1967-06-07 8 In twenty -four hours the Middle East crisis has grown immeasurably graver. The closing of the Suez Canal and Egypt's call to Arabs everywhere to sabotage and destroy British and American interests overshadows the news of battle in the desert We are much nearer world war. The605 words
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Article409 1967-06-07 8 The settlement brought home from Tokyo by Tengku Abdul Rahman removes an unhappy legacy of the Pacificwar. And about time. It profited neither country to hay*» the ghost of past wrongs hanging over a relationship otherwise so healthy and premising. Japan apparently has offered to make a409 words
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Article212 1967-06-07 8 The Prai steel mill, which Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, the Penang Chief Minister, opened yesterday, is just a baby by most international standards but quite big enough for a starter. No investors are going to get their fingers smelted. There is a safe domestic market for the212 words
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Article409 1967-06-07 8 LESSON 51 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS GLOSSARY: Xitek PERmuIaAN CN) mltiai point, ihe beginning. kaiangAN (n> section, group 101 people); Dl-nanKAN iv) to be denied; mason enamour ivi to get Involved, to participate: MENYEhelah (V) to side, to be on the aide of; ltKbatal iv409 words
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Article, Illustration1385 1967-06-07 8 President Nasser hot called for "a return of the state of affairs before 1948," before the creation of the State of Israel. He seeks the elimination of the State of Israel. What was the "state of affairs before 1948" and how did theFWF - 1,385 words
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Advertisement60 1967-06-07 8 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN. LTD. the LARGEST and STRONGEST locally incorporated bank. AUTHORISED CAPITAL: $100,000,000.00 ISSUID m FULLY PAID: 30,000,000 00 GENIRAL RISIRVI: S 39,000,000 00 SHARIHOLDIRS' FUNDS INCLUDING PAID-UP CAPITAL m RESIRVi FUND OVER 70,000,000 0C TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEED $665,000,000 0C FOR SUPREME SAFETY SAVE WITH 0.C.8.C. Th« lank for60 words
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Article, Illustration615 1967-06-07 9 THE past 12 months will be remembered as the period when Royalty went to the people. When His Majesty the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong 60 today addressed the nation this time last year, he had one birthday wish that there should be peace and615 words
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Article, Illustration356 1967-06-07 9 THE honour of trooping His Majesty's Colour this year jjoes to the Malaysian Reconnaissance Corps The occasion: The Yang di-Pertuan Alton*'* 60th birthday. Venue: Merdeka Stadium This is the first time that the King's colour is being trooped by the Corps since it356 words
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Advertisement57 1967-06-07 9 Urci MEMPERSEMBAHKAN WWP m$ SA-TINGGI TINGGI UCHAPAN TAHNIAH WM |O DAN SELAMAT BERBAHAGIA Ww A W DI-IRINGI DENGAN DO'A fM Wm MOGA MOGA DI-LANJUTKAN USIA $K fiwai^i^' r Paduka Baginda Yang Di-Pertuan Agong v(aMKa 4 Tuanku Ismail Nasiruddin Shah JlwK'toS s^VjKwv\ *k™ Al-marhum Sultan Zainal Abidin Ym^V&fiffi |^^^^K D.K., D.M.N.,57 words
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Article, Illustration49 1967-06-07 10 Presidents foster goodwill President Johnson of the I'nited States and President Luebke of West Germany were the King's two very important visitors during the past year. Picture above shows the King with the Johnsons at Subang Airport. President Luebke who visited later, (right) at a dinner at Istana Negara.49 words
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Article, Illustration363 1967-06-07 10 MALAYSIA'S Yang di-Pertuan Agong look time off from his onerous duties during the past year to personally welcome two visiting Heads of State. First it was President Johnson and later the President of the Republic of West Germany, Dr. Heinrich Luebke. Both visitors363 words
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Article, Illustration14 1967-06-07 10 The Kins and Queen arriving at Ipob airport during a state visit to Perak.14 words
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Advertisement363 1967-06-07 10 ANOTHER IIIHU I] IMTERHATIOHAI/////i7// victory mliliwML m "*"^^j3s«fcaa>^ PkaW^^M^ 9 |J]J S pjapp Hpr I^^- Js«^s«b«^.-.^_^ .-ft' The Shell Centennial 4000 '.*'U I. 1' Rally it the longeft in the world. iMMMHbs The 1967 event wet held in Canada and ran a full eight doyi, from May 3rd to 10th,363 words
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Advertisement277 1967-06-07 10 El SPECIAL CONCESSIONS SINGAPORE— KUALA LUMPUR PENANG BP aflßßa^"^ .'"ingapnre Dtp: £10 am* K Ljmpur Dcp' 850 tm. ■^HHL^K^^ fl^^oK Lumpur Arr: 3. 35 p.m. Pcnang Arr: 5.27 pm. sS 1 vm P u Dcp: B.SO a.m.* Pcnang Dcp: 8.25 a.m. l^pHp*}? |>T -^J ia^^^gn S ngapore Arr: 3.45 pm.277 words
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Article, Illustration465 1967-06-07 11 AS Supreme o mmander of the Malaysian Armed Forces, Ihe Yang di-Per-tuan Agong has assumed three top ranks. Hi i Majesty is: Field Marshal of the Army, Admiral of the Fleet and Marshal of the Air Force. A keen marksman, the King is465 words
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Article, Illustration141 1967-06-07 11 nnODAYS programme in X Kuala Lumpur will begin at 8 a.m. with a Trooping the Colour ceremony at the Merdeka Stadium. This will be followed by a Mengadap (paying of homage) ceremony and an Investiture at the Istana Negara at 10.30 .am In the evening, thousands141 words
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Advertisement22 1967-06-07 11 KIAN GWAN (MALAYA) LTD. offer their heartiest Congratulations to His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on the occasion of his official birthday22 words
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Advertisement70 1967-06-07 11 FelieitatieHs and siseepe 2©©@l wi§fe.©S ©El sixtieth. Mrthday DVNLOP MALAYAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO HIS MAJESTY TUANKU ISMAIL NASIRUDDIN SHAH IBNI ALMARHUM SULTAN ZAINAL ABIDIN. THE YANG DI-PERTUAN AGONG ON THE OCCASION OF HIS BIRTHDA V TOD A V a name for a11... d ifil ...heepjm Ija Quality MANUFACTURER70 words
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Article, Illustration217 1967-06-07 12 IN the last twelve months the Yang di Pertuan Agong had expressed the wish and visited the various States to see how the people lived and worked, how industry flourished The King urged the various State Governments to work for the good of the people.217 words
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Article, Illustration32 1967-06-07 12 During one of the Royalty-meets-the-people tours, the King is seen at the Trengganu Government's 4,000-acre oil palm project and nursery at Sungei Tons, 29 miles from Kuala Trengganu.32 words
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Advertisement46 1967-06-07 12 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to ,i D.V.M.M. SRI PADUKA BAGINDA YANG DI-PERTUAN AGONG TUANKU ISMAIL NASIRUDDIN SHAH IBM ALMARHUM SULTAN ZAINAL ABIDIN, D.K., D.iM.N., S.P.M.T., D.K. (Kelantan), D.K. (Selangor), K.CM.G. ON THE OCCASION OF HIS 60TH BIRTHDAY from PERSATUAN BANX2 DALAM MALAYSIA THE ASSOCIATION OF BANKS IN MALAYSIA46 words
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Advertisement177 1967-06-07 12 Sincere Congratulations Humble good wishes to His Majesty Tuanku Ismail Nasiruddin Shah ibni Almarhum Sultan Zainal Abidin, D.K., S.P.M.T., D.M.N., D.X; (Sel), D.K. (Kel), K.CM.G., the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong. on the occasion of His Majesty's Birthday from Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd., 36, Jalan Ampanfi, Kuala Lumpur. AJINOMOTO (MALAYSIA) LTD.177 words
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Article, Illustration213 1967-06-07 13 The King's medal for the gallant major Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues— Major Ismail bin Ghows, who captured four ol the enemy single-handed during an operation in Tawau last October, has been awarded a medal for gallantry (Pingat Panglima Gagah Berani) in the Yang di-Pertuan Agongs Birthday Honours list. Arrording to213 words
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Article27 1967-06-07 13 SINGAPORE. Tues— Paintings dv Singapore and Malaysian schoolchildren are among an international collection of child art being assembled in Australia for exhibition in Australian schools.27 words
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Article35 1967-06-07 13 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Minister of State, for Education. Inche Rahim Ishak. wiil open the first open national ch.ss championship at the Sißlar> community centre on Friday. The championship will end on July 1.35 words
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Article, Illustration217 1967-06-07 13 REJAL ARBEE - REJAL ARBEE ROSE FROM CONSTABLE TO CPO By JOHORE BAHRU Tues.— Johore s No 1 police officer, Senior Assistant Commissioner Haji Abdul Kadir bin Haji Hassan, retired today after serving 30 years in the force. Haji Abdul Kadir, 53. has been Chief Police Officer217 words
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87 1967-06-07 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The retiring Chief of Staff. Far Bast Command Headquarters, Maj-Oen. J. Harington, today paid a courtesy call on "an old friend." the acting Deputy inspector-General of Police. Mr. J.J. Raj. Sr.. here Maj.-Oen Hartrurton return* to Singapore tomorrow. He described87 words
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Article48 1967-06-07 13 PENANO. Tues. The Bungei Nibong KechU Youth Club w.ll give prize* to the best pop music troupe, best pop s»nger and best music composition at a charity show to be held on Saturday night. The contest* are open to Malay music troupes and singers In Penang.48 words
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Article20 1967-06-07 13 PENANO. Tues— Thieve* stole a TV set from a teacher's house at Permaiang Pauh. Province Wellesley yesterday.20 words
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Article, Illustration587 1967-06-07 13 A walkout by SNAP leaders KUCHING, Tuesday |)ATO James Wol 0 vice-pre-sident i if the opposition Saravak National Party (SNAP) and Deputy Chief Minister in Dato Ningkan's cabinet, led party members in a walkout at today's meeting of Council Negri. The walk-out came after Dato Wong had told the council587 words
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Article130 1967-06-07 13 CINOAFORE. Tue.v The Castom.s Department today warned housewives against buying a certain orand of monasodium glutamate (seasoning) with the stamp of a Taiwan firm en the lib. plastic packages. The Assistant Comptroller of Customs, Mr. Chua Choa Lin, described the powder .-us "highly adulterated." He130 words
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Article56 1967-06-07 13 BRUNEI TOWN, Tues. A Government spokesman here confirmed that the Brunei Currency Board is making inducements with Malaysia and Bbicspon concerning the inU'rchangeability of the new currencies to be issued on M'Ui irtv '1 that letters had been exchanged between the currency authorities and a decuwon56 words
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Article75 1967-06-07 13 SINGAPORE Tues. Twenty people were killed in road accidents last month five fewer than in May last year. This brought the total number of people kWN In the first five months of this year to 92 22 fewer tha.; the same period last year. But75 words
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292 1967-06-07 13 CAIRO GRADS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR ARABS FUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malaysian Association of Graduates of Cairo universities today gave Its full support to the Arab nations in their struggle against Israel. A six-man delegation from the association led by its chairman. Dato <Dr Abdul Jalil bin Hassan, today called on292 words
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Article31 1967-06-07 13 BL'TTEKWORTH. TUES. Tliip\ps broke m'.n a coffee shop at Jnlan pprmat.tns Pauh here nnd carried off a safe containing about $300 and cigarettes wortn another $300 from a showcase31 words
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Advertisement191 1967-06-07 13 nothing BUY NOW! $?3 E 9O mr^m IN OUR 2nd for two rV^W' BIC GROUP OF /sj^r^^^ FASHioN clothes >lif%L MID -YEAR tfmIS&^XUL. STOCK-OFFER fePP^\» (LAST WEEK) If KM \W 2 pc. SUITS 2 fit $13.98 A JHRe^A \£a DKSS£S 2 far $13.90 Sypk BLOUS£S 2 flr 8M skirts 2*191 words
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Advertisement177 1967-06-07 13 This new cameraJg^H ZLectto 35^L Y>SHKA ELECTRO 35 may look like other cam#r«». but It's not. It* ntw. .ail- through. It can practically m* in th« darV. Evan one tmall candia givat light enough Than |u*t viaw and snap. automatically you have a. claar. 'living' pictum. without fflath. Even if177 words
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Miscellaneous92 1967-06-07 13 THE TIDES TODAY: Sedlll KechU 10.11 a.m. (t>.9ft> 8.08 p.m. (S.'Jfti; Singapore 10.55 a.m. (7.3 ft) 10.04 p.m (8.4U); Port Dickson 6.52 am (7.3 ft) 6.23 p.m (8 7ft); Port Swettenh&m 4.54 a.m. (13 7ft) 4.64 p.m. (15ft); PenanE 12 01 a.m. (B.3ft). TOMORROW: Sedill Kechll 10.51 am. (7.3 ft)92 words
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Miscellaneous769 1967-06-07 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Kuala, Lumpur 7.00 News In English and Prnanf 6 Ipoh and Ma- 7.10 The Yang dl-Pertuan larra: 3 and 10 Johorp Bahru; Agongs Birthday broadcast 4 Taiplnj: 7 Batu Pahat; 9 725 Interlude; 7.35 Bamural— Xlu "T A Clue to Windthunder: 800 7.30 A.M. Programme sum769 words
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Article, Illustration119 1967-06-07 14 MR. J. S. Kirkham Senm. (above li-fti chairman of the I.A Group of Companies congratulates Mr. Vow Vow Seong managing director of Dm Yoke Lin Co. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, whos- firm won the first prize in the Carrier 1966 Sales Incentive contest. Ong Yoke Lin Co.119 words
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Article52 1967-06-07 14 Mr. L. Hlelfcher, a leading Agfacolour expert, from the Photo Technical Centre of Agfa-Gevaert Aktlengcsellschaft. Leverkusen, Germany, recently paid a weeklong visit to Agfa-Gevaert Services Ltd., Singapore. During his stay in Singapore, Mr. Hielscher advised on technical Innovations to improve processing and printing techniques of local Agfacolour52 words
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Article, Illustration143 1967-06-07 14 MR. Goh Klok Chuan, manager of the Electronics and Engineering Co. left by air recently for Europe to study the latest developments In cinema equipment. Mr. Goh will visit the Fedl factory In Padova, Italy which manufactures projectors, chairs, stage and studio sound equipment.143 words
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Article, Illustration238 1967-06-07 14 A NEWLY-ESTABLISHED textile mill in Jurong is now turning out garments for the local market at prices considerably lower than the imported equivalents. "In quality the local product la not Inferior to any or the Imported brands because our technical knowhow Is drawn from Germany.238 words
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184 1967-06-07 14 Finance company moves to new head office ASIA Commercial Finance Ltd., a subsidiary of Asia Commercial Banking Corp. Ltd., recently moved into their new head office building at South Bridge Road, Singapore. The new building underwent extensive renovation which Included an up-to-date decor cost'ng $300,000. It Is lully air-conditioned and184 words
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Article131 1967-06-07 14 'THREE members of Harper Oilflllan Perak Branch, who have put in a combined 108 years serv.ee were presented with a gold watch and a long service medal each at the centenary dinner celebration of the company in Ipoh recently. They are Mr. Yeoh Ewe Swee 60. who131 words
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Article, Illustration135 1967-06-07 14 MR. Ralph King has been appointed local director of two new subsidiary companies launched by Taylor Woodrow (BuildIng Exports) Ltd. In the Far East Arcon Ltd. In Hong Kong, and Arcon (Singapore) Ltd in Singapore. During the past 17 years the Arcon structures have135 words
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351 1967-06-07 14 MOK SIN PIN - MOK SIN PIN By (SINGAPORE and Malaysian cultivators will in future have the opportunity of going into another industry which is a good foreign exchange earner. The industry is the cultivation of patchouli, a small herbaceous plant whose oil has long been the most351 words
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Article64 1967-06-07 14 tlon. the company hopes to produce from, about' 1,500 to 2.000 lb of patchouli oil a month Production will be stepped-up when the supply of patchouli leaves, now available in small quantities and imported from Indonesia, becomes more readily available locally in future. All products of the company will be64 words
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Article127 1967-06-07 14 'T'HE Ipoh branch of the Sim Lim Finance (Malaysia) Ltd.. was officially opened for business on Saturday which was celebrated ny a cocktail party The parent company. Sim Lim Co. (Malaysia), has moved its branch in Horley street. Ipoh. to the same premises as the finance department127 words
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Article92 1967-06-07 14 A $180 million contract, believed to be the largest of its kind ever placed with one manufacturer, has been awarded to the London amliate of International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation (ITT) for the supply and installation of an undersea cable link between South Africa and Europe.92 words
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Article, Illustration263 1967-06-07 14 poRDS managing director. Mr. I. Ci. Hepworth. has announced the appointment of Mr. I < >■ Biow Seng (above) secretary treasurer and a director of the company, and Mr. Peter Pennefather aa general tales manager. Mr. I.cc. who was formerly manager of the vehicle sales division, succeeds Mr. R.C.F. (hrn263 words
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Advertisement290 1967-06-07 14 k Carrier k^ •i*"^ V I howhotdoesithlset^l GET BEFORE YOU CALL ME? I'm your Ccrrier Deoler here ond I will odvise, plon, install end service your Carrier Air Conditioning. Why rot coll me now' Mr. Sam Kum Hong s^Your Carrier dealer at Carco Ltd., Singapore. k MEMBER Of THE EZZS^DISTNBUTION290 words
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Advertisement174 1967-06-07 14 4 -^^^^j^m y Does your company need add.tional plant or domestic items, through the med um of all machinery? Buying or replacing industrial and approved dealers in Singapore Mjlays.a and commercial equipment often puts a heavy Brunei State, strain on a company's reserves. Why not let mac' rr V° Ur174 words
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Article, Illustration55 1967-06-07 15 CAMERA ON PLANE RECORDS GRAPHIC PICTURE A GUN camera mounted on the plane of Major Ralph Kus t c r (USAF) recorded this graphic picture of a direct hit on a North Vietnamese MiG 17 during a dogfight near Hanoi. Picture at left shows the strike: the55 words
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253 1967-06-07 15 WELLINGTON, Tuesday. is the king-pin vi New Zealand's interest in South-East Asia, the New Zealand High Commissioner in Malaysia, Mr. Hunter Wade, said in an interview published today. Mr. \V.\de. who has been appointed Deputy High Commissioner in London after Ove viars253 words
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Article, Illustration124 1967-06-07 15 i I^UALA LUMPUK, Tues. New Zealand's Hiah Commissioiier t«) Malaj Ma. Mr. Hunter W.id. had a close brush with demonstrator? here last week. The car he wa.s travelling ;n was cauchi am:d.st a swarm ol demonstrator protesting a«a;n.st the treatment ot124 words
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259 1967-06-07 15 Strikers urge union to study dispute KUALA LUMPUR, lv Tues. The 300 striking workers of the Dunlop tyre factory at Petaling Jaya today called on their union to study their dispute thoroughly before labelling tiieir strikes a "unilateral and illegal action." A spokesman tor the striking workers said that the259 words
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150 1967-06-07 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. All 60 staff members of the Nanyang Siang Pau editorial department eligible to vote, today voted to loin i the Singapore National I Union of Journalists. They voted at a secret ballot supervised by a Labour Ministry team led by the Registrar of150 words
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162 1967-06-07 15 ORAL lues. Steel to be produced dv the iviaiayawaia steel 111 Prai is expected to save Malaysia aoum $22 million a year in foreign exenange. This estimate «v given oy the chiei tngineer. Mr. M. Kase. at me official open.iiK ol162 words
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Article, Illustration140 1967-06-07 15 Last batch of Green Jackets re-routed pKNANO. Tues. The ma:n body ol the 2nd Bn. Royal Green Jackets flying back to Britain atter completing a tour of duty in the Far Ea.-i. will bypass the trouble spots m the Middle Ea.-t "Since June 1. the route of our aircraft has140 words
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Article53 1967-06-07 15 KL'ANTAN Tues.--A motorwt. H.ki Chot; Foh alias Ho Choon Funi 25- wai fined Sl-2UO or six months' Jail for causing the death of a seven-year-old boy. krua:l bin Ka.sah by negligent driving, at the ninth mile. Gambang Road last September. He was also disqualified from driving53 words
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236 1967-06-07 15 PULL OF A GIRL'S CHARM BRINGS VISITOR HERE I>ENANG. Tues. A 1 woman Legislative Councillor of New South Wales is visiting this country because she was impressed by the charm of a Malaysian girl student in Sydney. "On my return to Australia. I shall certainly try to persuade other leaders236 words
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Article29 1967-06-07 15 PKNANQ rues.- Malay r*atIhc B^g<«n Jnmal Mua> iim parish' Buttcrworth. will hold a kenduu in their niotqur on June 16- to crlrbraie the birthday of Prophft Mohammed.29 words
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Advertisement150 1967-06-07 15 Eyc*ii more Cathay Pacific ISitj-jcMs lu»l wcumi Singapore and Japan •~r" > x Take your pick Take one of our daily ■v^,* laV V ill much jets toTokvo and 11/^^j wr\% Osaka. Or»topo>erin L 11. mi- Kou-. 5T I'heii choose from the 5fV V f JBj 15 j^t*^^^^•^^l^ between Ff150 words
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Advertisement595 1967-06-07 16 < ••tit in tic-tl I miiii r.igr Si ACKNOWLEDGMENT M H nrits IM Ifinnniiml r.EORcc james. Oraos Batttaa, Ad'lin* Mmon. their I Am.. and fr|»nd« for th< ;r VMUta, attendam*. t*l*zram« and «m i nn. rai ANNOUNCEMENT to Wmmm $li (Minimum) ARE YOU SUFFERING from Singapore Koot? f;*l quirk relief595 words
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Advertisement406 1967-06-07 16 SITUATIONS VACANT M Mnra*. I Mm.}— Box it rlt. txlrm A PARTIME OUANTITV Survrxol on Civil Kiitinerrini; Works, rrsident Kuala Lumpur area preleiahie > v.;'ii l i X.l. EXPERIENCED MALE AND Hinw.f Cmavaaacn «.int*d. Apply personally tv ::oi moo Kuad M RSI h -,'i Biao Hue Bui ding. Ila Beacb406 words
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Advertisement601 1967-06-07 16 SITUATIONS VACANT fi Wordt St < Mm.)— Box it rlt. txlrm XXX INTERNATIONAL EXCLUSIVE rrcnih OaaatatM Hour, has 1 cancrs lull or part time coder party I ornaimrra in Singapore and Malaysia. j Kor ladies above .'I mtn tiood ibbM (onnrctionn. Trairnng «ill 0* liiwn. Wrtt* giting full priaondl parlicuU.'i601 words
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Advertisement549 1967-06-07 16 SITUATIONS WANTED I* *tre> a* 'Mm > V*. rli BBMi READ tne Senior Appointments «a cant in Tnr Sunday Mail tac-n week MALE. MALAYSIAN. Age T»entJ School Certiucate yi ihflcation oonmd era any appointment excluding com memal suKlect requirements. Any nher* in West Malaysia. Box A4IU i-or*. GENERAL INSURANCE EKE549 words
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Advertisement1106 1967-06-07 16 ACCOMMOUAitON VAcAN I It *>tr4t St (Min.)-Bmx $t ett txlrm a HOCKSENC CARDEN BUKIT TIMAM 2-storey Semi-dttacbc'd Bungalow fur- ni«h*d 3-brdrsom servant s room long- bath mosaic flooring S pore ***** Tan ORANGE CROVE ROAO Fully Fur- nished Air-conditioned Klat« mth trie- phonr availahl* l»t July Rrn' 1 and 54.-.01,106 words
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Advertisement936 1967-06-07 16 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE U Ww4t St (Milt.)— Bmx it rlt. txlrm > OUNBAR WALK No*. I7A A7A First Class 2-storev Semi-drta< hed Bungalows. freehold, vacant posses- sion. unfurmshrd. S.OOu «q it no brokers. For drtaila Trl Mr. Ho No porr 36.N3S 9 am. 4 M p m Men Friday936 words
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Advertisement857 1967-06-07 16 KURNITURE Ij »*..r«. M Mlh.) Bmx it rlt asBM FOR CANE FURNITURE. Cons'il Adrians 111 River Valley Road. Sin gaporr. lUT4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Wor4t <t Hfin.l-1,1! M rt, ,xlr. WANTEO FINANCIER 53.000 profiirfci. local kajakMM (inai^nt.-n <>' I Vi<t> v for Hppumtm*nt Box a*Hn s I I iH.r. CURRLNT A857 words
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Advertisement894 1967-06-07 16 LOST s li Wnr4, <o tfin.l »o, H) nt. txlrm t ONE HEARINC AID H -ma,: F*t ik>\ i,n I A Mi> at upprnx I I ml pm lalan fcntol SH I *ft*l ft I' n i^mvl !*--;ir.| IN CORNWALL GARDENS I^-xir.n Koad *rtt aa* an il leal -^n th894 words
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Advertisement1297 1967-06-07 17 TO UVERPQOI I WEST COAST U.R.i Dul b Dull BBM P. Sham v F njn| PATROCIUS iiye-Dooi Glas|o» la Pirt DEMOOOCUS I- Have. L'DOOI. «'|P» file. 11 Teda| JIM 111 JMC 11 'EISANOER .i.-o^ol I? Mie v MENESTHEUS 1 Be"a" G |0» Jim 17 lum Jl IMe 31 ?4 June1,297 words
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Advertisement1320 1967-06-07 17 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL t r.QNTIHEHTAL PORTS BENLARIC h«-c--i my 21 Singapore Pt. lUM Pfnan| ll »J h li Part Jim I Jum ll ll 6 mouth Aif S Ftr HambL'l Ml) 11 Ot" Ainuti Rorterdim Ml) 22 Smiapore Pt. S'liam P»t -f Hull Jll) 2S I JMC 1121,320 words
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Advertisement1313 1967-06-07 17 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K., CONTINENT. leadnjg ten Sintaron P. S'nim Pteeag CITY B BRBOKLYN .onmn. Hamtjr|. Re'terdai*. 6 ia. t Hull, CrMMRNMrtk... 11, 11 Mia 17 JMe IB Male Cm BF UNCASTER I tr RottlMPri, Hamburg. iu\i. Mi:j,r-56n.rn *R«I C.n BF CHESTER1,313 words
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Article200 1967-06-07 18 MELBOURNE, lues. ALL section* Of the market declined Falls outnumbered rises tour to one. attributed to withdrawal of buying orders rather than .wdespread selling There was some recovery towards the close. BHP dropped to 57.86 nut closed down sin (.Tills at $7 98 ommunuralth Industrial Gases »rif up200 words
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Article201 1967-06-07 18 SHIPS lying aionttidi tha singapari Harbour wharvat or npictid today ara: Chitral 1 Lloyd Rakkr 3 4. Asahi Maru A. Nicoiyo Mam 6 T Goda\enr I I, Bennevis lv 11. Demodocus 13 14. I -uruKi..»n Mar i U) Ib. Sra txpreis -.1. state of Madras II M,201 words
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Article87 1967-06-07 18 to mtrchanti yitttrday (all ratal U $100): Umtid Stattt: Buying TT H M airmail nIJ SS 13 M VO d fit 33 t. lh crrdit hills. :-3 ti/18 trade billi. Canada: Buno t TT 30 5/16 airmail Ol> 33 7 16. Ml rt si 36 credit hills. 36i87 words
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Article38 1967-06-07 18 ON the Irn lachanga markat id Boris Kong yesterday tbe U.S. Oallar «as ouoted at a %9 for TT. and S.Be (or eaih. ttariinf «a» quoted at 16 -4 aoa im tail of (Old at 2ST|.38 words
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745 1967-06-07 18 From Our Market Correspondent rl. Stock Exchange yesterday was generally easier as the Arab-Israeli fighting widened in scope. After opening easier the market steadied slightly, then wavered and for the reii of the day there was a progressive downturn. Bouts of nervous selling gradually became745 words
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Article40 1967-06-07 18 Malax an Stuck Indirrv June a June S Inriuslr i.iK. lilt, 1,1 101 .*><) •Properties: 1113. 711 10 J.!»« Minings: 9.t.k.-» <a.ii S ruhhers: III) .'X I 111. IK IJec. 19, I H ti I ion "!>«•<■. 311. I9t>6 10040 words
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Article231 1967-06-07 18 JL.VK hrst grade ruhbci 1.0.h buyers rl.,srd al p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore >esterdav at 58J rents per Ih. tip one cent on Mondax's rlosinx level for the position The tone was quiet after slightly easier. R.A.S. and M.X.X. rlosing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday.231 words
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Advertisement1136 1967-06-07 18 yr KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wmnmrn Australia Singapore /Japan Sarvle* nrn;AT'>t Mr|«{it-r« luftu r< «im« <n. A.iiK.im Mjri' Sjils I line II 17 June 25 Juae 7t Juai "Shjib Mjru 3 I Jly IS It July 25 July 31 July "Saiasei Mira Ns. 3" It 31 laly t- I Aut1,136 words
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Advertisement1025 1967-06-07 18 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ORSOVA" (29,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised^ Deporting SINGAPORE 1 OCT 1967 PENANG 2 OCT 1967 Arriving LONDON 23 OCT 1967 via Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Naples, Lisbon Rotterdam. FIRST TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Mam FIRST CLASS Singapore and Penang to the U.K.1,025 words
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Advertisement375 1967-06-07 18 >irttf»Duro r. a'n«rs tenant eiA/(TO EIA/EIO H A £10 FROM CALCUTTA S PENANC M.V. "STATE OF ORISSA" lor luwnsKiile PC Alona. Irisßme. Srorey Melbourne Jssi Is/11 tROM kAICUTIA Ml "KRISHNA lAYANTI' for Hon| Kon| t lapan Jaae If 17 Jsse 11 14 rROM asjSJksM NAkofATTINAM m PENANI IXI SIAfl OF375 words
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Advertisement369 1967-06-07 18 BVi^HilflHl^H^^Bkjl^B^^^k^Bfl^aj WtSIBOUWU tUROPt UHVICt. ain|jj u u'» r. Penanf rORi asr r?a tsa re a.s»^ EAtIIOUNO uep art. Art Marsemei I'enant f S'naa ftaN fOli g^E-S is is B ES** Tllt I m a lsl» i vnia. HongVont. Japan. Acceanat carte tar iiuti wen Ainu A K ents: Singapore: MESSACERIES369 words
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1325 1967-06-07 19 l>[ BINESS in and reported to I the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork F.xrhance yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouitsid (2,000) Jl 4*-: C. Sugar* (10.000) (I.M. D. ili.POOi $1 B 7 D. (1,000)1,325 words
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687 1967-06-07 19 rplIE Middle East fighting 1 took tin up $26,621 per pirul to $632.50 in Penang vrstrrday on an offering estimated down 25 tons to 200 tons. Strong demand from all quarters was reported on a very firm market. LONDON: Tin on Monday687 words
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Article81 1967-06-07 19 /"■MINIM Prortut. Eiehamt, sm,s- noon prieis per picul yesterday: Cassftut oil: hulk »4*i sellers, rlrum »il seller*. C»pri: Mlaert if oh ioom June/ July UK Continent J29J B. Pipp«r: Muntok white SIM teller*. Sarawak white 1152 i sellers, special Sarawak Mack Jio;. sellers, garhled Lampons Mac* $115 teller*81 words
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Article24 1967-06-07 19 June 6. RIBBER PRICE: 581 cents (up one cent). TIN: $632.50 (up ■UN). Estimated unofficial offering was 200 tons (down 25 tons).24 words
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Article70 1967-06-07 19 THt Malayan Minister of Fiiuvnce has fixed these prices for ralcuUtinc cuitoms duties for the period from June 8 to Jnne 14. Rubber i%% cents a Ib. $458 a ton. Palm Oil $625.75 a ton. Palm Kernels $344 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber 2>J70 words
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Article374 1967-06-07 19 'T'Ht!; tollowinß list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on l«t sales to June 3Companlss looatod In Malaysia for taxatien purpesss Average gross dividend 8.8 per cent (8.7 per centi. Average gro» a earnings yield 16.6 per rent ii.it per cent). Csmpsmss Isested m Singapore tor tuition374 words
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Advertisement563 1967-06-07 19 (Continued from Page IV) VEHICLES FOR SALE f> .<» iMIk Box it n txtrm 196S AUSTIN MINI 8 Deluxe excellent condition $3,500 avallshle M/6'67 Contact Willis-Fleming Tel. (Spore) ***** Ext. S2BB. 1961 VAUXHALL CRISTA Creen Black taxed October bargain $1750 0.n.0. Telephone Singapore *****1 ext. 8373 I*B* SUNBEAM RAPIER immacuiat*563 words
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Advertisement905 1967-06-07 19 FOR SALE li *or*. (MlH.)— Box it rt*. txtrm CATHAV't BARCAINSI BabyNapkina 1 Dozen $A 00. U B.A. Blanket* $I.BS. Dr**n*a 12 50 Chrapvtt: Visit .10 Bra* Baiah Road, Spore. BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL NUUNEIIAN Bank* at *p*cial prtc* of tS.9O Ori*nt CrafU 108 Orchard Road. Singapore. LADIES SMOBt full range Jack!**905 words
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Advertisement641 1967-06-07 19 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) li Wordt U (Mlh.)— Box U (It tmirm NEW EMPRESS HOTEL ovatrained non Mlrcondltmneit. private phone /bathroom 81-97. allddl* Road. B'por* 24A87/334T7. SOUTN CAS, ASIA HOTEL Bar/ Restaurant ISO Waterloo St.. Spore Tel *****. TIONO HOA HOTEL Bar Restaurant, dancing niKhtly Alr-flondltloned. non-aircomiitioned room. moderate enarga*641 words
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Advertisement539 1967-06-07 19 |*JJ**ajJßJMH*HgwMßJfc**y*Mß*HßajJ| THE COMPANIES ACT, 1965 Section 254(2) Notice of Special Kraolution lor VolunUry Winding-Up of DUNLOP MaLhiAN ESTATES LIMITED At an Extraordinary General Meeting ol the members of the above-named Company, duly convened and held at Bastion House. Jalan Kota. Malacca on Tuesday, 30th May. 1967 a Special Resolution was539 words
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Advertisement426 1967-06-07 19 ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER (PHARMACEUTICALS) REQUIRED BY PROGRESSIVE COMPANY DUTIES: To supervise the implementation of the annual marketing campaigns, including the supervision of a team of pharmaceutical salesmen. QUALIFICATIONS: Malaysian citizenship. Experience In a similar Job. Preference will be given to qualified pharmacists. EMOLUMENTS: Minimum starting salary $600/- per month plus426 words
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Advertisement843 1967-06-07 20 BOUSTEAD HOLDINGS BERHAD I Incorporated in Malaxaia) NOTICK Off Ml I MM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thr Annual Gonna 1 Meeting of the above-named Com- I pany will be held in the Board Room at No 1 Benteng. Kuala Lumpur, at 12.00 noon on 30th June. 1967 for the843 words
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Advertisement339 1967-06-07 20 SHERIFF'S SALE IN TIIK UK. II (OLBT OF KIHIiIK OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 1495 of 1965 Execution No. 82 of 1967 In the Caune of Nanvang University Plaintiffs Versus I. Chua Whre Z. Hrnt Krng Kee) Defendanti AUCTION SALES OF 2 Refrigerators, assorted soft dunks, formica top table, formica chairs,339 words
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Advertisement276 1967-06-07 20 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from 30th May 1967. Mr. See Eng Klat Is no longer In our employment and Is therefore not authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf. END HONG LIAN HUP TIMBER CO 1678 Jalan Übl. Singapore. 14. NOTICE276 words
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Advertisement100 1967-06-07 20 NOTICE KUCHAI TIN (1957) LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Certificate No. 1379 for 5250 stock represented by 500 units of 50 cents each, fully paid, in name of The Estate of Tan Bin Chiang, deceased, has been reported lost or mislaid. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that if within100 words
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Advertisement392 1967-06-07 20 PROJECTS ENGINEERS REQUIRED BY PROGRESSIVE COMPANY QUALIFICATIONS: A degree or diploma from a recognised institute in mechanical electrical or marine engineering. Minimum five years' engineering experience. Preference will be given to candidates with experience in the fields of mining, contracting and also to ship's officers. EMOLUMENTS: Minimum basic salary $1,300/-392 words
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Advertisement251 1967-06-07 20 SALES ENGINEERS An established engineering sales organisation with a programme of expansion in East Malaysia has vacancies for trainee sales engineers. On successful completion of their training programme they will be posted to work in either Sabah or Sarawak as Sales Engineers. QUALIFICATIONS: (a) Engineering degree or diploma from recognised251 words
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375 1967-06-07 21 Aik Huang and Kops may clash again NORMAN SIEBEL reporting from Jakarta, Tuesday J^ THIRD meeting this year between Tan Aik Huang and Erland Kops is on the cards for in the Malaysian Open at Ipoh, they are seeded at opposite ends of the draw in a field which brings375 words
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Article78 1967-06-07 21 IWATTONAL Flerfncity Board may achiew a hockey double in the S*!aneor Government Services corrnetition In Kuala Lumpur. The NEP s A and B teams play thplr final matches on Pridnv in the Minor and ninior divisions respectively Both matches ore on the Padanc NEBs A tram78 words
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Article78 1967-06-07 21 IRAQ have agreed to take part in the pre-Olympic Asian group soccer tournament against Indonesia and Malaysia to be played in Jakarta and Medan from June 28 to July 9. Iraq had earlier protested against the distance they have to travel and proposed a venue in78 words
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Article33 1967-06-07 21 PERAK and Penang will play their postponed Malaysia Cup soccer match at Stadium Perak. Ipoh. tonight (8.0). The match was postponed from May 7 when the pitch was flooded by ram.33 words
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Article44 1967-06-07 21 Ipoh Div. 3: ipoh Youngsters 2 Cheng Wah 0. Perak Govt. Services: Medical 2 13 Infantry Bn 1- PWD 2 DID 1. Taiping Dlv. 1: Malaysian Engineers 1 2 Transport 1 Terendsk Garrison: 28th Commonwealth Ordinance Pleld Foice 4 16th Field Ambulance 0.44 words
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Article17 1967-06-07 21 Friendlies tT. Anson): Ipoh "A" 4 L Perak "A" 0: Ipoh 5 L. Perak "B" 1.17 words
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Article702 1967-06-07 21 LAN PEREIRA - LAN PEREIRA t>y lEFTERY Mr*>y won the Rider Triplex bowling tournament with an aggregate of 279 pintails at Jackie's bowling centre. Kuala Lumpur, last weekend. Francis Thorn vm second wi»h t«o points less. He and K. S Llm finished lev#>l and in a play off Francl* bowled a702 words
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Article173 1967-06-07 21 SOCCER TtfIDDLESEX Wanderers, the English amateur iTI soccer team who are on a 22,560-mile tour of a dozen countries, will play a match against Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium on June 15. The Wanderers, whose current tour Is their 72nd since their formation, have already played173 words
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Article72 1967-06-07 21 The Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia announced yesterday that the second Asian Junior i-hampionyhips to be held In Kuala Lumpur have been postponed trom Aug. 4-11 to Oct 21-29. LTAM secretary V Rajaratnam said that most cf the countries whj are entering teams had preferred the72 words
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274 1967-06-07 21 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep RACING with AUSTRALIAN Glynn lX Pretty, who is riding on the crest of a wave. Is challenging strongly for the 1967 Jockeys' championship. With six winners at the Perak Derby meeting at Ipoh. Pretty ha* raised his season's total to 31 only274 words
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Article62 1967-06-07 21 PLAYINa his last match for Kuala Piiah District. Negrl SUte opener Lenny de Vrles scored 75 not out i.i hlo team 1 42-run win over OarrUor XI at Beremban Schoolteacher de Vrtes 1« gx>lng on tran*f«r to the Victoria Institution Kuala Lumpur Scorer Kuala Pllah62 words
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Article121 1967-06-07 21 SRU aid for the Cobras RUGBY /COMBINED Old Boys Rugby \j Association of Kuala Lumpur the Cobras are getting financial support from the Se larger Rugby Union. SRU secretary Mike BromleyFox told Tlmesport that the union's committee hoped that the assistance given to the Cobras would encourage schoolleavers to continue121 words
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Article43 1967-06-07 21 Malayan Polu Association team gave the Manila Polo Club an eight-goal handicap and beat then fn a friendly polo match at Thomson Road. Singapore. yesterday. MPA scored nine goals five by the Tengku Mahkota of Pahang and four by Billy Bagby.43 words
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Article84 1967-06-07 21 THE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will have 4 busy day on June 17 when he visits Perils to open two new sport* buildings The Tengku will open the Perils Golf Club's new $20,000 clubhouse at Sungei Batu Pahat at B.'o a.m. In the afternoon he84 words
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Article27 1967-06-07 21 The Kedah AAA will hold their annual walking race at Sunpel Pata.ni on June 19. The men will walk 10 mile* and the women seven27 words
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Article53 1967-06-07 21 TAN McCAFFERTY, 22-year-old heating engl- neer. raises his arms as he hits the tape to win the British Games two miles in a new British national record time of 8m 33.4s at the White City Stadium. He beat Hungary's Lajos Mecsar by more than five53 words
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Article147 1967-06-07 21 Bill Miller receives the KMN HONOURS LIST: DILL MILLER, the American athletics coach who was sports consultant attached to the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, receives the KMN in the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's Birthday Honours list published today. Mr. Miller, who returned to Philadelphia last month after five years147 words
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Article165 1967-06-07 21 DATES SET FOR SCHOOLS' MEET ATHLETICS HTHE Malaysian schoola athletic championships thia year will be held at Merdeka Stadium from July 31 to Aug. 2. The meet will be organised by a special working committee to be appointed by tha Schools' Sport* Council of Malaysia. The sponsors Caltex Ltd. are165 words
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Article24 1967-06-07 21 The Negrl Sembllan Woirvn's Hockey Association will hold their annual meeting on June ]2 at the N.S Cluo. Seremban, at 5 P-«>-24 words
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Article, Illustration434 1967-06-07 21 WORLD ROUNDUP Graveney gets set for Test with 113 T ON DON, Tues. "Worces tershlre'a Tom Graveney showed top form for the first Test against India by hitting an unbeaten 113 against Warwickshire in the English County cricket championship match at Worcester yesterday. His hundred came after Ron Headley had434 words
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Advertisement136 1967-06-07 21 ALLAH LANJUTKAN USIA D.V.M.M. SERI PADUKA BAGINDA YANG DI-PERTUAN AGONG 'jf j ml V ill vlx iP* 1 M i■ \W\ZJ^mW^^ Ijpj^ HUH lll<li\r«^ common sense BLSCinating! VOLVO 144 Now. For you. The new Volvo 144. A car that makes common sense fascinating. Countless refinements which make driving comfortable, economical136 words
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Miscellaneous130 1967-06-07 21 SOCCER Malaysia Cup: Pertk v Penang (Stadium Perak. Ipoh. 8 p.m S'pttre Burinea. House* DJt. 1: Chartered Bank v MSA (Pmdan«); Hot*] Epura v Nuf! River Valley Rd): Dlv. 2: Redlffuaion v Cold Storage (St Oeorse* Rd): Shell v Borneo Motors (BalwMer Rrt': Slme Durhv v Spore O!«m (Partanf). Malacca130 words
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175 1967-06-07 22 SOUTHAMPTON. TilThe Duke mid Duchess of Windsor returned to Britain today to take part i n the first royal tamily reunion" since their controversial marriage 30 years ago. Their arrival aboard the liner United States was a sentimental one. though the former King Edward175 words
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Article50 1967-06-07 22 PLYMOUTH, Tues. Sir Francis Chichtster, Britain t;.'>> vear-old lone round-the-world voyager, became ill at a party last night. He was treated by two naval doctors at Admiralty House and later taken by ambulance to Elliot Terrace, where he is staying. He has been advised to rest. AP.AP - 50 words
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Article423 1967-06-07 22 LONDON, Tues— A nervous and i erratic day on the London stock exchange finished with prices mostly higher in small trading. From the outset lack of expected public selling brought In professional short-covering and genuine cheap buying Interest caused a .sharp upturn with some prices as much a.s423 words
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Article98 1967-06-07 22 Labourer gets $7,500 damages SINGAPORE. Tues. Tong Chin Chang, a labourer, was today awarded damages of $7,500, following settlement of his High Court action against a motorist. Khoo Soo Wan and a motorcyclist, Ong Soon Huat. Tong was Injured in a collision between Khoo's car and Onus motorcycle in Woodlands98 words
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103 1967-06-07 22 NINE TRAVEL AGENTS TO STUDY S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tues. A group of nine travel agents from Australia, who will arrive In Singapore on Thursday on the P and O liner Arcadia will look into the prospects of further boosting the tourist trade between the two countries. Their air-sea familiarisation tour has103 words
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Article57 1967-06-07 22 PARIS. Tucs. Morocco's Interior Minister. General Mohammed Oufkir. was last night sentenced to life Imprisonment for complicity in the kidnapping from a Paris street of Mehdi Ben Barka. the Moroccan opposition leader. He was sentence in absentia. Earlier Morocco's deputy police chief. Colonel Ahmed Dlimi. wasReuter - 57 words
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Article30 1967-06-07 22 WELLINGTON. Tues— A com prehenMve range ol traditional and modern M.ion art is to be displayed in Australia. western Samoa. Singapore. Malaysia. Hong i Konn and Japan.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Obituary51 1967-06-07 22 CABLE RECEIVED N. Kunjan PHlal, Manthuntazhlkom. Pozbikkar*. father of K. Soman. Stamford College, paaiird away at Paravur. Quilon on 6.8 67. MRS. B. JOSEPH pamed away peacefully .it Thomaon Road Hospital Cortege leaves Block 46 Pralaran KeliMng kt 4 pin today for Church Of Our Lady i..f Lourde*. theme51 words
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Obituary32 1967-06-07 22 HANS ERNEST SIBIRT 7-h-jJ: a light In from our hou<rho'l «on». a volcf we love la anil d. a |>lacr ii vacant in our houw. which avtr can be filled32 words
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Article563 1967-06-07 22 NORMAN SIEBEL - Malaysia in the challenge round NORMAN SIEBEL From JAKARTA. Tues. MALAYSIA made their way inio the Thomas Cup badminton challenge round tonight like champions. Skipper Teh Kew Ban's handsome el fort which turned the overnight 4-0 lead to victory was in the style and spirit of this dauntless team. Before563 words
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Advertisement25 1967-06-07 22 Bte CLASSIFIEDS words $15 (minimum) 2S-5-S7 DALLAS TEXAI to Don and Joano Small Jennifer Ann, alater lor Kirn and Mike, formerly Telok Anaoo All wall.25 words
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