The Straits Times, 9 June 1967
1967-06-09
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Title Section26 1967-06-09 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 50.0tPffIci The Straits Times or" J Matiinial flewspiiprfr Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1967 if 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590, M.C.(P)226626 words
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187 1967-06-09 1 Israel: We will cease fire if others agree fLI. AVIV, Thurs. Th c Israeli Government early today announced iis consent to i ceasefire ii' Ili c olii c r countries concerned in the Middle East did the same. T h c announcement was made by the Israeli security minister i187 words
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Article60 1967-06-09 1 LUMPUR. Tmn Teneku Abdul Rahman today recened an MnratMHorn the US. Ambassador. Mr JUBH D. Bell, that his country maintained .strut neutrality in the Midlde East war. Mr. 8.-I1 also told the Prime Minister at the Residency ins Ooraru— nt had offered facilities to the United Nations60 words
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Article, Illustration693 1967-06-09 1 Counter- attack Nasser says W again to U.N. call for a ceasefire CAIRO, Thursday EGYPTIAN forces today launched a massive counter-attack against Israeli armoured columns reported to be only nine miles from the Suez Canal. The counter-attack followed an official declaration that Egypt would not agree to the United NationsAgencies - 693 words
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Article187 1967-06-09 1 Quiet on the Jordan front now AMMAN. Thurs. Jordan has accepted the U.N. ceasefire call, a Jordanian spokesman said in a statement over Amman Radio today. I I li.int had been informed of the- decision, the spokesman said. Jordan originally announced acceptance of the U.N. ceasefire yesterday, hut some doubt187 words
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Article215 1967-06-09 1 A SOVIET cruiser today joined other Russian warships shadowing U.S. 6th Fleet units in the eastern Mediterranean despite an earlier warning by the fleet commander to stop harassing American warships. The aircraft carrier USS America made sonar contact with what may be a Soviet submarineReuter - 215 words
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Article51 1967-06-09 1 BEIRUT. Thurs. The American Embassy in Cairo, packed with 100 officials, mostly awaiting evacuation from the UAR, was shaken by a small explosion In the grounds this morning. The telephone line to Beirut was cut immediately after Reuters correspondent in Cairo filed a one-sentence report of the explosion.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article96 1967-06-09 1 Import clamp on orang utan TOKYO. Ttam. The Japanese Government has made a longawaited decision to impose restriction on imports of the orang man. an internationally protected ran anunsii taring only in Indonesia. Malaysia and a lew other Southeast Asian countries. a spokesman fo rthe Trade Ministry said today AReuter - 96 words
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Article57 1967-06-09 1 PARIS Thurs. An assassination attempt on the U.S. Ambassador. Mr. Charles Bohlen. was foiled by police yesterday. A police spokesman said security ofticrr.s crabbed a 59--year-old man. believed to be Polish, when he tried to open the door of the Ambassador's car outside the EmbassyReuter - 57 words
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Article44 1967-06-09 1 SPRINGFIELD (Illinois), Thurs. A bill to outlaw topless waitresses was amended in the Illinois House yesterday to cover only those topless waitresses with large breasts. Then the House voted to exempt right breasts. And then the House killed the Bill L'PI.44 words
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252 1967-06-09 1 RUDY BELTRAN - 2,000 lose homes in Crab Isle blaze RUDY BELTRAN By PULAU KETAM, Thursday piKK, Fanned by strong winds, raged through liny Puhiu Ketam (pop. 10,000) fishing village, 15 miles From here this morning, destroying about 'J(K) wooden houses, including a police station. At least 2.000 Crab Isle people, including children,252 words
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Article27 1967-06-09 1 SEOUL Tnura. Five works •fter re-electing President Chuntthee Park. Soiilli Koreans went tn the polls again thi.s morning to elect a 175-.sp..t onp-lioii.se National Assembly27 words
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Article58 1967-06-09 1 JOHORE BAHRU Thuis Thr MtniMrr of Commerce and Industry Dr I.im Sw re Aun bM been a.slce<l !i> control the spiralling food prices or resign Hum the Cabinet The secretary i>[ the Umno Bandar branch. Inche Mohamed Nor Awang. made the call yesterday at the Jnhore58 words
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Article176 1967-06-09 1 Virtual martial law in China IX3KYO. Thurs. Virtual martial law was imposed in Communist China yesterday as an aftermath of a series of battles between supporters and opponents of Chairman Mao Tsetung, Peking based Japanese correspondents reported today. The order giving the Peopie's Liberation Army authority to take "appropriate measures176 words
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Article27 1967-06-09 1 STOP PRESS MEW SATELITE MOSCOW, Tburv S«\irt I'nion today l.uimli'd C">ini>s H,l Litest in sewn of uninuuird M>.t«c *a |r| Itfe* Soviet news atency ran reported Renter.Reuter - 27 words
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149 1967-06-09 2 U.S. moves to keep oil flowing to Vietnam VyASHINi.TOV Thurs. Contingency pl.in> to ensure thr uninterrupted How of oil t<> I S. forces in Vietnam ami elrswhr-rr were announced toiluy by the Secret. ir> of Ih-f.iur, Mr \l. S mara. About Unkrr* will k« MHM l« the fleet of alreadyReuter - 149 words
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Article, Illustration263 1967-06-09 2 LBJ NAMES TEAM TO BUILD A NEW PEACE DRESIDENT Johnson yesterday announced ln i was creating a special top-level group to co-ordinate U.S. efforts to "help build a new peace" in the Middle East. He announced his plan at a nn piing of the National v Council, his chief advisoryReuter - 263 words
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Article72 1967-06-09 2 TEL AVIV Thurs.— lsrael today claimed to have captured the Jordanian town of Jericho— the Biblical city taken by Joshua, the Jewish leader who succeeded Moses According to the Book of Joshua In the Old Testament, the .sound of seven trumpets brought down the walls and Joshua's forcesReuter - 72 words
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Article, Illustration417 1967-06-09 2 UN fixes deadline to stop war NEW YORK, Thursday THE United Nations yesterday demanded a cease-tire in the Middle East war by 2000 GMT (3.30 a.m. Malaysian time) its second ceasefire call to the Arab states and Israel in less than 24 hours. The Security Council acted unanimously at tneReuter - 417 words
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241 1967-06-09 2 Dayan at Wailing Wall with offer of peace JERUSALEM, Thura. v —Gen. Moshe Dayan, Israeli Defence Minister, stood in the shadow of the ancient Wailing Wall in new-ly-captured Jerusalem's Old City today and declared: "At this hour, we extend our hand in peace." He added: "We havo returned here neverReuter - 241 words
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170 1967-06-09 2 STERLING BACK TO PRE-MIDDLE EAST CRISIS LEVEL I ONDON. Thurs. A big demand to buy sterling today restored the British currency to its pre-mid-dle East crisis level The rush started early in the day as dealers reacted favourably u% the Security Council's cease-fire call in the Israeli Arab war. WithinReuter - 170 words
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Article30 1967-06-09 2 TEHERAN. Thurs. The Bhah of Iran and Queen Parah returned hpre last night after cutting short their trip abroad because of the situation In the Middle East— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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107 1967-06-09 2 ]\EW YORK. Thurs. Brl--1 tain has lnvrted the UN. to send an investigating team to visit British carriers In the Mediterranean and bases In Cyprus and Malta to disprove Arab allegations of British air support for Israel. In a letter to theReuter - 107 words
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Miscellaneous26 1967-06-09 2 TUB SAMBOLg ■*e-*.4&&— nrirut top oeAu/gp of) /iTOLD you tuat it v/ouloN oeesswG table) I expuooe ip you oout «top) v 1) v --y_STUFn»i6 YOUR TUtNGtJ26 words
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Article12 1967-06-09 3 160 die in British civil aviation's blackest 12 hours12 words
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121 1967-06-09 3 SYDNEY. Thurs. Three men. one an ex-Olym-pic sprinior. were charged in Melbourne last night with seditious libel oh the Queen, Prince Philip and Prince Charles. The libel is alleged by the polic* to have occurred in a mock interview with Prince Philip publishedReuter - 121 words
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Article222 1967-06-09 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. Antara I reported today that former Presi- 1 dent Soekarno who has been I banned from staying at the palace, used a back hall of the palace yesterday to celebrate a quiet birthday w ith his close friends. Reuter. II was the blackest 12 hoursExpresspic - 222 words
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Article349 1967-06-09 3 pOLICE used tear gas today to break up a shouting demonstration at a Public Works Department office by workers armed with pickaxes and crowbars a Government spokesman said. The spokesman said that the police took about 450 workers to the police station forUPI - 349 words
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156 1967-06-09 3 Red Guard torture chamber for Mao's enemies MOSCOW, i hurs. Russians were told yesterday of a Red Guard torture chamber bidden behind a Peking school in which opponents of Chairman Mao Tse-tung were forced to write in their own blood. The luriu story of torture a'ld murder BHM unfolded inReuter - 156 words
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Article53 1967-06-09 3 i LONDON. Thurs. Linda McGill. 21. does not plan to swim the English Channel nude. About this she was quite definite. "I'll be wearing a bathing cap. 1 the Australian blonde said today. Plus a thin coat of oil and a pair of goggles toUPI - 53 words
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Article68 1967-06-09 3 j NEW YORK. Thur.v— DoroI thy Parker, the Mnerican humorist who wrote "Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses." died yesterday aged 74. A short story writer, poet, screen writer vid drama critic. Miss Parker had been a member of the editorial staffReuter - 68 words
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110 1967-06-09 3 JAKARTA. Thurb. The Indonesian Army is planning to take action against friends of Dr. Soekatno who threw a birthday party for him in the presidential palace here earlier thU. week in defiance of a ban by the acting President, Gen. Suharto, army110 words
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317 1967-06-09 3 'Marriages' to beat entry laws, court told SYDNEY, Thurs.— Twenty Australian girls went through a form of marriage with Chinese so their "husbands could apply to remain in Australia permanently, a court was told here yesterday. j Before the court were two men and a woman, who, said police, admittedReuter - 317 words
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Article58 1967-06-09 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. A policeman died here yesterday when his teenage brother shot him with his service revolver "as a Joke." potice said. P.C. Lert Prompan. 25, was talking to a friend in his quarters when his 16-year-old Suthat took his revolve and playfully pressed itReuter - 58 words
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Advertisement223 1967-06-09 3 SIEMENS rjlj .^^bMb^B^b^lP^^^^^^^ biemens Cathode-drop pVl^^fl V' lightning arresters H 400 effective protection of I rfw. il transmission lines and L mm' plants against lightning I ar) d thunderstorms Bj" All electrical plants, machines and y»^> T3S^^zrr~ switchgears fed by transmission y'^, ill^^^" lines. a f e endangered by &L223 words
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Advertisement444 1967-06-09 3 LvmifurJ f iuu\t. Cur ion StreH. Wm\ i3E Your money will earn a safe o in a Deposit Account wh.-n you place It In a Ix-posit Account with LOMBARD BANKINO. No U.K. Income Tax will be deducttd: you' money and your capital are complrtely unaffected by (hannlnK economic conditions, and444 words
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Article, Illustration444 1967-06-09 4 GOVT, TRADE and UNION TIE-UP MOVE SINGAPORE, Thursday. JHE Singapore Manufacturers' Association has decided to take positive steps to consolidate the activities of all trade organisations, trade unions and Government departments to jointly strengthen the economic base of the Republic. This was announced444 words
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Article, Illustration143 1967-06-09 4 >M MM-. culottes and I caftans the fashion show to be presented at the charity film premiere organised by the University of Singapore Students' Union at the Capitol cinema on June 14 will include a wide range of clothes. The film to be ncrtened143 words
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Advertisement206 1967-06-09 4 S LiDb'(s"" P T OPENS TODAY? S SHOWS DAILY ot 11 a.m., 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9.1 S p.m. HE WAS A THIEF AT SIX... AND A PROFESSIONAL CRIMINAL AT SIXTEEN! I bbbbß* >^ bbbbl IW >-l BBBaM BB^BBBBafI HaBBBW *'-bH^ V \"W <■ P^V^bbbV B «L B%V^. \JbBBBBbV VOBi bbbV%206 words
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Advertisement145 1967-06-09 4 YES, IT IS TRUE! GUY A TONE Amplifiers wtft fAdNM /'.v THE VENTURES THE ANIMALS HERMAN HERMITS THE SPUTNIKS for their stage shows and recordings in Japan. Sell It' Buy A Guyo Tone And Play Like Them. Sole Aq'-nt far Singapore, Brunei and Malaysia:— ROBERT HANO CO., 277, Tanionq Kotonq145 words
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Advertisement215 1967-06-09 4 f "nat'onaT" trades" "unioiT congress "STAR STUDDED BONANZA" TCP RECORDING 0 AR^.STES. BANDS, TV PERSONALITIES and ENTERTAINERS {NATIONAL THEATRE Date 10 end 11 June, 19*7. Time 8.04 p.m. te 10.00 p.m. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SI/- and SV--1) TRADE UNION HOUSI, SHINTON WAY, SINGAPORE. m TEL: *7a71 la*. 11*. 21 ROBINSONS,215 words
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Advertisement316 1967-06-09 4 FLASH! t CATHAY ORGANISATION BIG SCOOP I! AT THE ORCHARD MIDNIGHT TOMORROW i 1 m- <B>BBBBBBBBB« I T\ W^ m W^^^W^ VC^L^f BBBBBBBBBBn^fi^IH BBB« "MbbbV" ■bbbbbslmbbl 1 NOW YOU CAN SEE IT! AS IT WAS PLANNED AS IT WAS EXECUTED! AND THE GETAWAY WITH THE WORLD-RECORD HAUL OF 2 t316 words
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Miscellaneous90 1967-06-09 4 Schools TV for today TODAYS educational TV on English second language. Sec. 2 1 Channel Bls as follows: 2—2.20 p.m.. Mathematics, 830 am. 8.50 a.m., Mathe- Sec. 2; 2.40—3, English litermatlcs. Sec. 2; 9.15 9.35, Oen- ature. Sec. 1; 3.25—3.45, Engeral science. Sec. 2; 10 10.20. llsh second language. Sec.90 words
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318 1967-06-09 5 JESSELTON, Thursday. 'JWN Sioe Tie. the Sa b a h businessman charged with attempting to bribe the former State Health Minister, Mr. Richard Yap. not to contest the elections, was released here today on $5,000 bail until his case is heard again on318 words
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Article52 1967-06-09 5 KIAI A I UMPUR. Thun. ralian Army ofla r M<- i)M c'.-inili hat bern seconded to the Malaysian Military Training School as an instructor for two year*. Carroll, who .smed with thr 3 Bn. Royal Australian Army in Maiaya from 1957 to 1959. Kill begin duty52 words
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Article29 1967-06-09 5 TEI.UK ANSON. Thurs.— Tlie selection of "Town Council Queen" will highlight the annual To\vn Council dance to be held at the Kwong Tong Association here on Saturday.29 words
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Article22 1967-06-09 5 KWCSAR. IMK The Pengka;.. 11 unuiu branch I iTted Puan Simli.iium b;?rr Sliriikh Mohamed M its chairman for the ensuing year.22 words
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Article, Illustration253 1967-06-09 5 Penang college: Foundation stone day in August KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. I^ENGKU Abdul Rahman wants the foundation stone of the $25 million Penang University College to be laid during the 10th anniversary celebrations of Merdeka in August. Speaking at the weekly past -Cabinet Press conference here, the Prime Minister said the253 words
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194 1967-06-09 5 DENANO, Tours. 1 Malaysians should nut have any worry about their new currency, the Governor of BanK Ne^ara. Tan Sri Ismail bin Mohamed Ali. reiterated here today. "its value will be Hie sam<- a.s that <j1 Hie ld poles." he told business leaatr.s and194 words
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Article43 1967-06-09 5 KUALA I L'MPUR Thurs TV.- Chief c«: the Armed Forces Staff. Gen Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jew a. will vimi lit Royal Malaysian Air Force lechiiical School and the Malaysian Armed Forces Field AmbuhßM at Kinrara tomorrow at 9 am43 words
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Article45 1967-06-09 5 .-INOAPORE. Tlun.s The 8..::.-.iii .S,»:.)1ls today pleds^d Utttr .support for tlif "mst strugw'ii <i! the A rubs in the Middle :,:n.-t uliat they described ■s a "US. -British-Israel" war of .iczrp.'vsion and called on Malaysian people to Kive full support The Arab.-45 words
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Article46 1967-06-09 5 ia.njonc; MALM Thi.i- a toddy contractor, Mr V Saihneiu. KU \osicida\ ie-elened prwidcnt ol the Mlc dtrtaten here, for the fdiMh HKC— IW veal Other offleteb ileiud wfie Ywe-c h.drman. Mr 8 Pani'hallnKam serielarv Mr G Sonia.segaram. and trcamirvr I I Vir. R. VlJUurler.46 words
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Article, Illustration173 1967-06-09 5 In the box next Sunday's 4-D result I^I'ALA LUMPUR. ThursBob Mnfiaw— a telepathy expert, has pre dieted the last four digit* of the first prize number in the Social Wei far* Lottery to be drawn at Telok Anson on Sunday During a performance at a leading night club her* last173 words
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204 1967-06-09 5 Parties urge boycott of Israeli goods UUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The PanMalayan Islamic Party and Party Raayat today called for a boycott of Israeli goods and those of the nations which back her Id the current Middle East war. The PMIF. in a statement, .said the time had now come for204 words
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Article114 1967-06-09 5 Penang decree for XL woman IPOH. Thurs. A housing agency proprietress, Mrs Clarice Mclntyre. of Kuala Lumpur, was tod?y i^ven a decree nisi by Justice Ts|i i Bri Mclntyre in the high court here today. Mm, Mfimju, ii mi-. ■■•Hire! by Mr. Pied Arulandiiclom h.<d i a.sked for a divorce114 words
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Article32 1967-06-09 5 TELLK ANSON. Tliurc Police recovered the body of three-year-old Ramli bin M>>hamrd Yusof from the Prink River yesterday tboul 330 fret downstream from v.;iere he disappeared while bathine on Tuesday32 words
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Advertisement119 1967-06-09 5 DOROTHY GRAY Works Wonders for Skin You can expect beautiful results from Dorothy Gray's skin-care preparations a unique range with a .special treatment cream for every skin problem. And each works a miracle medicating and healing troubled skin so it glows with radiant health again. And as a reward for119 words
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Advertisement112 1967-06-09 5 ..•it V^.X wiaf 1 'ZfiWlli'i Jim m a A S vjmSt 1 ■iiin^ London-city of architectural wonders London's beauties aren't all old and covered with ivy, More and more exciting shapes are emerging every day to delight the eye. Another shape worth thinking about is the BOAC VCIO. It flies112 words
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Miscellaneous229 1967-06-09 5 Straits Times Crossword Amoflft M*n«d icftln |TI 1 Not taking ortence. m Uw 7 Wood-sorrel! I* unkrtown In «t«r might be <2. 4. 4>. mil that In rnimhlv 6 Land a* unual? i«i 1 Teacher being prepared to 9. To -peculate there U nothlnc »upply a book' 1 8 un>.229 words
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619 1967-06-09 6 CHIA POTEIK - 20-year programme for development of a new Singapore CHIA POTEIK $17 MIL. PROJECT TO STUDY THE PROBLEMS By SINGAPORE, Thurs pRELIM I N A R V work has be^un on a four-year project to plan and coordinate the development of Singapore over the next 2(1 years. To cost from $15619 words
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Article51 1967-06-09 6 SINGAPORE. Thin nM Tan'ong Pneai community centre I will celebiatr it.s sixth anntvenaiy with a dinner and \anety concert lon June 1 7 Tne celebration.-. which will be held at the Taniong Pagar community centre, will also mark the fir.st anniversary of the Tanion« Paeur Citizens' Consultative51 words
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Article, Illustration90 1967-06-09 6 A LEADING Singapore ballerina. Miss Goh Soo Khim. who will partner prominent Australian dancer Colin Griffith < above in Art One of "Giselle" in a guest appearance during the two-hour long •"Evening of Ballet" programme by Al Huang and Suzanne Pierce at90 words
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Article177 1967-06-09 6 'Won't quit' resolve by chapel Thurs. The Nan- yang Siang Pau chapel (branch) of the Singapore National Union of Journalists today resolved that "under no circumstances" would they resign from the union. Thi» was stated in a resolution unnnimously pa.vsed at today's inaugural meeting of the chapel, whose members two177 words
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109 1967-06-09 6 SINGAPORE. Thur>. The National Trades Union Congress will present a "Star Studded Bonanza" variety show at the National Theatre on Saturday and Sunday nights in aid of the Devan Nair Research and Training Endowment F\ind. The two-hour .show will icture top pop Rioup.s UK109 words
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176 1967-06-09 6 Boy of 1 3 who recovered $500 from robbers— OINGAPORE. Thurs. Polirp arp anxious to contact a 13-yrar-old-boy who helped to recover $500 which two armed robbers dropped while they were running away after a robbery jrtftterday. The Police Secret t.:-. Mr Loke Fr»o Yee. said •.he police wo.ild like176 words
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143 1967-06-09 6 Immoral earnings: Man jailed six months SINGAPORE. Thurs A man. Wotl| Sam. was tod'.y Jailed for >ix months by the Second District Court for living on the earning.-, of prostitute between August la.si year and January thus Jfl ,ir i Immediately alter the judge. Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee had143 words
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166 1967-06-09 6 HUSBAND HAD AFFAIR WITH PUPIL COURT TOLD SINGAPORE. Thurs A O young teacher. Madam Toh Wan Bin. told the High Court today how two elder brothers of a girl with whom her husband was having an aflair had a.-,k-ed her U) verify h--r hu.sband'h ciaim that they were divorced. She166 words
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Article443 1967-06-09 6 3 UNIONS: POSITION CLARIFIED SINGAPORE. Than. Th« Labour Ministry today clarified that three Barlsan Sosialis-led trade unions the Singapore Commercial House and Factory Employees Union, the Singapore Rubber Employees Union and the Singapore Shoe Employees' I'm had not yet been deregistered, contrary to reports In the Press But the Ministry*443 words
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Advertisement129 1967-06-09 6 F > 1 \*k WHAT'S ALL THIS CRAMMING FOR? Very often viewers crammed together in order to be directly in front of their T.V. sets to avoid image distortion. With SETRON VISTASCOPE SCREEN, this inconvenience is eliminated, and you I can view comfortably even if you sit at an angle.129 words
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Miscellaneous107 1967-06-09 6 f "ft/ AWsIuHT, OOOLA. I'VE> voc WOMMUG. 1 HE j I YOU THINK BEIMG />- ...WHEN MXJ'D HAVE TO v tlL^\ COME TO TAKE YOU VYWO SAYS SAID YOU WERE QUEEN OF GEE- t SURE SHARE TH" TITLE NMTH <> ~<-^£. PSL^A HOME.' LET'S SO. 1 X HAVE TO I107 words
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Article886 1967-06-09 7 John Langdon - John Langdon by PARIS A CENSUS is being taken of the people of the New Hebrides. 6C inhabited islands in the South Pacific the control of which Franco shares with Britain the only condominium left in the wrrld. Far from harinK other Island* with886 words
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Article, Illustration854 1967-06-09 7 William Campbell - William Campbell by MT. KINABALU ORE RAISES HOPES OF A RICH STRIKE Exploration work was continued by a team from the Geological Survey (.Borneo Region) headed by Dr. Henry Kirk, whose task completed only last November confirmed a substantial deposit with a sizeable surface area. The854 words
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Advertisement121 1967-06-09 7 I I Supershell is the t gasoline of today illlSilp^ '""■k i r v•' The gas Wlth exact| y the ri 9 nt octane to suit all cars '"OsiiSwP^ aJ •*m Wt it on the road today. p M The 9 a s with ICA, the additive that makes the121 words
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Article36 1967-06-09 8 to H.irrfi ill (Mtmlmum) MRS. LEE TIEN SIAO and family of a. krie.im Ho. K Koiid. B'pora tbank r#latlv^t and frlrnda for thrlr attandBaaW, orrathn. arrolla lundolrutrt, and aatl'tancr during tha period of tb«ir b#r»a»»ment36 words
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Article174 1967-06-09 8 Worrft Iff (Minimum) SAL! NOW ON at Alliwt Moon Prrat Bhoppa. Uoodwood Park B<K«I. por». F'rlifa alaahrd, opan till 8 p.m. CNJM4 on ftat.niiay. COOD COFFEE IS part or alaaaat I'vlni: B* k rrmlwia boatcaa a*ro Bnnr^r*. frmhly roaaifd n«l eofta*. Pwrlva maKnlflcvat blrnda. ARC YOU SUFFERING from Blngaparr174 words
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Article616 1967-06-09 8 Neither the unanimous cull by the Security Council for a cease-fire in the Middle East nor its unanimous demand that the fighting stop has silenced the guns. The Security Council has the choice now of enforcing its proposal or waiting in frustration until both sides agree they616 words
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Article615 1967-06-09 8 What Singapore will look I like in 1987 will depend partly, perhaps largely, on the results of an elaborate fouryear planning project just getting under way. The Government has assigned some of its top specialists to the job, the United Nations has offered valuable help and615 words
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233 1967-06-09 8 Kelantan acceptance of FLDA projects YOUR leader "Good Ben.se" (May 29) contends that the PMIP Btate Government's rejection of FLDA land development schemes in Kelantan II soh-ly due to its fear that acceptance of such schemes would consequently cause the peasants "who are helped or given hopes by the FLDA"233 words
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361 1967-06-09 8 I REFER to a statement 1 (S.T. April 16), 1n which Mr. John Gurusamy, Secretary of the National Union of Teachers said: "We wish lo assure parents again that we will keep our pledge of making up for time lost during the strike, emcially361 words
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Article498 1967-06-09 8 YUNUS MARIS - GLOBBAKY: HkivK-uiK AA (U.) lexicon, luu.ll ie«ang ukai, taut, ten.-o, sempauou uij bonier, oounaaiy; uimndarKAN (V) to De prevented, avoideu; .Mt.iiK<*ndt>nK tv; to contain, to be piegnaiu; rtMucronlakAN ui> revolution, upn^.ng; LU-himpunKAN iv) to be gainered, asscinuivu. We will now leave Vietnam' loi a While. For thu.->e vi498 words
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750 1967-06-09 8 RICHARD HARWOOD - Saigon battles rising prices again RICHARD HARWOOD -by SAIGON is caught in a new inflationary spiral that seems likely now to increase the cost of living this year between 30 and 50 per cent. Prices shot up eight per cent last month, and have gone up nearly 24 percent since750 words
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Advertisement790 1967-06-09 8 Classified advertisements for I Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLD STORACI SUPII-MAIKIT j Rood ißrctptionut Detkl I COLO STOIACI StANCHII Rood Novel Basa f CITY SOOK JTOSI LTD.. "ousc. Col iye> Ouev THI NIWS MONT f.t/poitick> Supetmorlutt. M M ISMAIL 3 Arlmirolty Rood, r*ovol Rote HAMIIM STORI.790 words
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Advertisement6 1967-06-09 8 Quality Watches Reasonably Priced -g^ *****6 words
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Advertisement138 1967-06-09 8 YOU'LL LOVE TO OWN AND GIVE GHEES Transonette 70a ,aK\ R '11 ■■PI Why TRANSONETTE? rc!HH^9 Bacauta it it to light. Take it wharaver you km. 9^h A Looks 10 good as a tab!* s*f And A "portable* ■pXl'lillUMi W(ll Busy house-wivas will ntvar mitt thtir favourite daily tarial. E?138 words
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Article, Illustration64 1967-06-09 9 AERIAL VIEW OF THE DESTRUCTION ON PULAU KETAM pULAU Ketam (Crab Island) as it looked from the air after half the island was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. More than 200 houses and much property, includ- ing fishing nets and boats, we,-e destroyed. The Straits Times64 words
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139 1967-06-09 9 32 charged with rioting in S'pore SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Thirty-two men and women were today charged in a magistrate^ court with rioting and carrying subversive documents at North Bridge Road yesterday. All the accused —22 women and 10 man pleaded not guilty to the charges. Mr. Tay Soo Tee. DPP. opposing139 words
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Article72 1967-06-09 9 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs.— The Brunei Currency Board has agreed that Brunei money will be interchangeable with the Malaysian and Singapore currencies, a Government spokesman said today. He said the chairman of the Brunei Currency Board would exchange letters with the Governor of Bank Negara, Malaysia, and the72 words
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Article27 1967-06-09 9 PENANQ. Thurs. The Penang Contingent of the Royal Malaysian Police will hold its annual dance at the Penang Chinese Girl*" High Schooi on Saturday night27 words
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Article94 1967-06-09 9 TODAk: atu... MHUI 11 31 an; (7.6 ft; 9.08 p.m. 6.2ft >• Singapore 12.21 a.m. i7.sft» 11.10 pm. (B.7ftt; Port Dlckson 706 a.m. <7.6ft> 7.39 pm (B.Bfti; Port Swettenham 6.42 am 1 14. lit' 648 p.m. < 14.8 ft i; Penang 12.58 am (7.lft) 1.05 pm. iB.7ft) TOMORROW:94 words
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239 1967-06-09 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Xi "Worldwide efforts" through diplomatic channels to trace a missing husband failed, the High Court was told today. The court granted a decree nisi to Nancy Teo Leng-sie. 31. who sued her husband, Antonio Estrada. a globe-trotting night club entertainer,239 words
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Article49 1967-06-09 9 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Two schoolboys were drowned while swimming in a tributary of Sungel Kedah at Simpang Kuala, near here, this afternoon. The oody ot Chuah Chin Beng. 12. was recovered by a member of a search team. The other boy. 00l Ewe 9. is still missing.49 words
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Article34 1967-06-09 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Tb* Government is to build two new post offices it a cost of $*****3 at Holland Village and »t the junction of Urn Ah Pin and Upper Serangoon Road*.34 words
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Article415 1967-06-09 9 Named: The men to run Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The former Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Tan Sri Abdul Aziz bin Yeop, was today named chairman of the 11-member Board of Governors of Bernama Malaysia's national news agency. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who announced this after the weekly Cabinet415 words
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Advertisement73 1967-06-09 9 SUCCESS!! Gordon's Gin iSand-Tonic yGORDON#f||ll DRYGInI;- ..^/Jf (5 jg < > v— The World's largest selling Gin Sol* AIMKTHB nORNI-O COMPANY (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. THi: lIDIIMO IQMI'WY (SINC APORF.) I.IMITKD NAIL SAVER Scotties introduces the new pull-top box that doesn't break fingernails Available in WHITE. PINK, BLUE, YELLOW AND GREEN73 words
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Advertisement139 1967-06-09 9 People going places jjo for Samsonite' Silhouette BLIM, SLEEK, STURDY. SOPHISTICATED SAMSONITE You can tell a man or woman who is smart and international in outlook, by the clothes they wear... or the luggage they own. Notice how many own Samsonite these days? Samsonite is the last word on fashion,139 words
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Miscellaneous664 1967-06-09 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Tamil: 6.10 Daktarl Revenue and Penan*; 6 Ipoh and Ma- of the Leopard: 7.00 News In laoca; 3 and 10 Johore Rahra: English; 7.10 Thomas Cup 4 Taiping: 7 Batu Pahat: B inter-zone finals: 8.00 News In Kluanf. Mandarin: 8.10 Sukarla In--3.00 P.M. Programme664 words
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Article, Illustration137 1967-06-09 10 rpHE picture above m--1 eludes Mr. B. C. Sekhar. the Director of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya. Mr. Lew Sip Hon. the Deputy Controller of Rubber Research. Mr. Lim Kirn Cheng, the Malayan Rubber Fund Board representative in London, and Dr. Srkaran Nair of the chemical137 words
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Article254 1967-06-09 10 rpiMBER was once again Sabah's most valuable product last year. The Sabah Chamber of Commerce, in its annual report for 1966 recorded an Increase of $74 million worth of timber exports during the year. The year's total exports was valued at $135 million The254 words
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Article, Illustration136 1967-06-09 10 MR. Robert L. Graham (above) has been appointed Paramount International Films' regional director for Latin America, the Far East and Australasia. It has been announced by Mr. Henri Mlchaud. president of the foreign distribution division of Paramount Pictures Corporation. Mr. Graham was managing director of136 words
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Article258 1967-06-09 10 rREE members of the staff of the First National City Bank, have been awarded foreign trips. They are Messrs. Leong Chi Kong, Wong Nang Jang and Tan Ann Khee. Mr. Leong a graduate of Hong Kong University who joined F.N.C.B. as an executive trainee258 words
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Article46 1967-06-09 10 It Is announced that Mr. KM. Nanjappa. general manager nf the Indian O\erscas Bank Ltd., in Madras nas retired and Mr. G. Lakshminarayanan. joint general managec has been promoted to general manrger. Mr. A.M Kadhlresan. assistant general manager has been promoted to Joint general manager.46 words
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168 1967-06-09 10 Expansion to meet growing -demand- HAYAKAWA Electric Co. Ltd., Japan, one of the world's largest manufacturers of electronic desk calculators, are expanding their facilities to meet increasing world demand. The company, which Is the first manufacturer of television sets in Japan under the Sharp trade mark, is currently engaged in168 words
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Article, Illustration150 1967-06-09 10 AIR. Kurt H. Weiland. (right) passenger sales manager of Lufthansa German Airlines leaves Singapore on Tuesday after a 2J-year assignment with the airline in Singapore. Mr Weiland whose territory covered Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei, will take up a temporary assignment in Jakarta next150 words
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Article, Illustration123 1967-06-09 10 Advertising Association at London congress MR. William H. Goodwin, (above) managing director of Advertising Consultants (M) Ltd. has left Singapore for London to attend the 19th World Congress of the International Advertising Association, opening later this month. The Congress, which will be held at the Royal Festival Hall, will be123 words
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Article, Illustration149 1967-06-09 10 MR. Thomas I. Ec of May and Baker Ltd. has been elected president of the Pharmaceutical Trade Asso- ciation. Singapore. The association formj ed last year is open to all companies in the pharmaceutical trade and has over 40 members. It looks after the interests149 words
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Advertisement336 1967-06-09 10 TNnkv Iwirp vi&zZr before you smoke Do yci Ffad I health* Ahy your hte out' /^■■M^^^^Et**^ I ing today mttl MICOB«VIN-f-.- 1\ T Sfl ongmiil antismot'ing rapsules IM bv^^^T /i taCtlM iNon poisonous ■Harmless VvV*«W r n'ei^'vx Tasteless One tin completes the \^<<^_v~V»^_^>^ course >oj will be healthier and N.336 words
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Advertisement128 1967-06-09 10 BETTER BUY BEDFORD mmmwK^^KmWS. IMMMMfcW it l\i Haw bY ■MM^T^^^Hh^^ U mmmmmmW fe you can't buy better More than 33 years of specialis- the real cost of truck ownership buy another Bedford resale ation add up to a lot of know- is what it actually costs to keep value is128 words
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Article, Illustration93 1967-06-09 11 KING STOPS FOR CHAT WITH EX-POLICE CHIEF down the aisle of the banquet hall of Parliament House, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. accompanied by the Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Siew Sin, on his right, comes across a familiar face and stops for a brief chat. He is Tan93 words
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Article194 1967-06-09 11 r ]^HERE is sufficient sugar in West Malaysia to meet the country's requirements for the next three months, a spokesman of the Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Co. said in Prai today. At present, he disclosed, i here were about 45.000 tons of raw and refinery sugar194 words
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Article36 1967-06-09 11 SINGAPORE. Thur.s A 47- -> oar-old woman. Koh Ah Cha.. •raa found hanging in her hou*e in St. Michael 1 Ro«d this afternoon by hrr daughter. Goh Hon»j Ens: 15. 'in her return from school36 words
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Article, Illustration60 1967-06-09 11 (SINGAPORE'S Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, toasting the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at a Singapore reception on Wednesday night to mark the King's birthday. Responding to the toast is the Malaysian High Commissioner. Tan Sri Jamal bin Abdul Latiff. who gave the60 words
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305 1967-06-09 11 REPORTS of public IV concern over the rise in the price of rice in Sarawak have been rxagyeratod. the Chief Minister, Prnchulu Tawi Sli. told the Council Negri today. Replying to a que»ti«*i by Mr. Otis K*e Hui. leader nt the Opposition Sarawak305 words
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Article114 1967-06-09 11 Inquiry starts on ban in Perth laysia Singapore Airlines yesterday began an Inquiry into complaints by a Perth hotel ot untidiness" and "misbehaviour" against certain members of its cabin crews. Members of the board of inquiry include officials of the Malaysia -Singapore/ Qantas Airlines Employees Union, which represents the cabin114 words
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202 1967-06-09 11 MacDonald House blast: Two get leave to appeal I O N DON. Thurs. Two Indonesians, sentenced to death for murder in Singapore during Indonesian c o n f r o ntation two years ago, were granted special leave ro appeal by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council here yesterday.202 words
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Article60 1967-06-09 11 1 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tliurs. A 14-year-old girl. Ooi Ah Sim. died in the district hospital here I yesterday from Injuries received When her arm was, crushed oy a rolling machine. Ooi, who was employed in a rope factory. «v inserting cocoI nut fibres into the machine60 words
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Article59 1967-06-09 11 IPOH. Thurs. The rider and pillion rider of a motor scooter were killed on the spot yesterday in .i collision with a Land Rover on the main trunk road in ttar Bidor area, about 40 miles from here. Police gave the name nf the rider as59 words
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Article, Illustration178 1967-06-09 11 Struck-off lawyer's appeal to Privy Council ONDON, Thurs. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has remitted the -jase of a struckoff lawyer to the Singapore High Court to reconsider the sentence it passed on him. The lawyer, Lav Uat Meng, was ordered by the High Court to be struck178 words
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Article22 1967-06-09 11 PENANG. Thurs— More than Sl.OOu worth of wire wm MM I from telephone posts at Sungei I Nibonit Kechil yesterday.22 words
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335 1967-06-09 11 THE FAR EAST TRIP KENNEDY PLANNED JUST BEFORE HIS DEATH VV A S II I N U T O N, Thurs. Just before his death. President Kennedy was considering ;i trip to Asia to help end Indonesia's "confrontation" of Malaysia. It was disclosed today. Mr Roger H.lsman, former Assistant Secretary335 words
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Advertisement108 1967-06-09 11 Fop quick, positive and long-lasting relief from the discomfort of Haemorrhoids (PItES) take > VaremoYd the NEW, EASILY SWALLOWED tablets from the research laboratories of Zyma, sonant Varemoid 0 Varmoi'disrasytotake lii i ojrmg or af.cr rnedis. 0 Vare-^o d o .es more pos.tivc relip!. its active dynamic Fdctor P-Z\n-,a v.108 words
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Advertisement199 1967-06-09 11 i nf tiTsTrKi^i niTiif ngafiirnri iw~? a r^Ms^l>si in i 2 r^s^sME£^Lls^ML,..^Wis^r s '^^^^^y Bett Cty. an s -jtsort .9 *tr—l*o MhM Sift of Amtrf brmm» Man-on-the-spot in Singapore. You'll find his offices on Raffles Square. In Paris, our man is located on the Place Vendome. From Hollywood to Hong199 words
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Miscellaneous23 1967-06-09 11 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl fCOV.c N -ZZ£ AN r-E.P LWbjmh T*ME s" KvVvl W-JEN VA CINISH N\ON£Y, 1 vecywellA r^h I EXP6CT23 words
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Article27 1967-06-09 12 to ayorats SIS (Minimum) MR LEE KIAN OH and famiiv thank all relative- and friends tor their asaistance. condolences, wreaths, donations and attendance during thair .-reaverru-rt.27 words
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Article126 1967-06-09 12 N Wmrdt Sli (minimum) w irh the experience of Peking Opera. J»<ob Pillow a International Dance FVatival American Dance Festival. ,N»w York City Dame Kestixal. "My Fair Lady and Flower Drum Song with 'he Singapore Ballet A demy and their kuest star Colin Griffith in Saethtr Kvening of Ballet126 words
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Article28 1967-06-09 12 IS Worst* .<» (Minimum) PERUMAL TEMPLE OPK Manda•n»;oon Rd. Prayer meeting tamll an.l EafllaH S p as. Saturdays. Swtml DemoduranandaJl will apeak on greatseai of BagavadiSita tomorrow.28 words
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Advertisement697 1967-06-09 12 Il onlinued from Pair. 8) OV£RSEAS LEAVE U Wmrdt St Min.)— Box St rtt txtrm MOOERN FURNISHEO BEDROOM Roust Southport Lancashire to let August 1967 for one year. Box A 3026 ST. K L. SITUATIONS VACANT li Words tt (Min.)— Box iO rtt. exfro 1 MINING ENGINEER WANTED. Appiv Box697 words
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Advertisement939 1967-06-09 12 SITUATIONS VACANT li H ore's S« (Min.)— Box St eft. ertra MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE AIRLINES Situation Vacant advertisement lor b Holler Attendant which appeared in Straits Times Wednesday Jui. salary was quoted incorrectly. The correct salary ofter«d for this position la after 3 months probation will li- w.uiia the ran«e of $167.00939 words
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Advertisement958 1967-06-09 12 j ACCOMMODATION VACANT ii Bore 1 M (Min.)— Box il 11. txtro LUXURIOUSLY EQUIPPED FLAT K'maia Court. JaUn Jintan. Orchard Road IK. -A Block. 3 hedrooma. I 1 one airconditioned 1, covered balcony 1 wttb panoramic v:ew Pbone S pore MSsaV Woo. BRADDELL HEICHTS: Attractive Lounge dining room, 3 bedroom.958 words
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Advertisement843 1967-06-09 12 TUITION M Wapßl (Mm i—Bmx eta. «Stra maths. H.s.C. Additional. Ktomeniary. Scnooi Cert Science. tnglisD Mjbjbi Scnooi. Snore Tel. ***** TUITION ENCLISM. LATIN. M. inematics, Special Cngliso txpats J3291 Sm^apore-W. i TV A RADIO SERVICING COURSE "rcpared and conducted hy Expensnstd Oualrnsd Engmtsrs Prospectus and enrolment form available from SIN843 words
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Advertisement1068 1967-06-09 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE /5 Wmmto <« I Mm.,—B ox SI rfs BBBWI HM AUSTIN HEALEV Sprite radio many extras 53, 300 0.n.0. Telephone S por? J3M* Sat. 2— Bun. 9—12. ISSS FIAT SOO BJBHB 1000. 19«3 M 1100. 1960 A ">5O 8 YVagen. all excellent condition. Tel. ***** 8 pore.1,068 words
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Advertisement950 1967-06-09 12 FOR SALE 1 IS fort; tt (Mm.)— Box fit »ri>. IVIRVONI KNOWS by no* HM Singapore Refrigeration Company spr- ciallsc m Philro Aircondiuoners and I fur I romp servicing. Call at I. 14 Intfrnaiioiml Building 8 pore Tel J 2219 1 274(K' CLIARANCI SALI *ood Singer Sen ing Machines <vartoj«950 words
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Advertisement715 1967-06-09 12 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF MALACCA THE PAWNBROKERS ORDINAM I (Chapter JI6I TENDERS are Invited for the sole right to open one pawnshop for a period of three <3i years from Ist October. 1967. in the Street described in the Schedule below. f 2. Conditions of tender and other >715 words
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Advertisement418 1967-06-09 12 TENDER NOTICE Tendrrs will be received In Ihe sflnistr? o( ihe Interior and >fence. Pearl s Hill Singapore J. :r> to 11' Noon on J3 ti 6" for the uppiy al i > sD apt •2 1 Groixe o^^t- Ipiulier i3 1 SB, lcMiher or the Sinj;.i|»ie Aimed Forceß. A418 words
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Advertisement1178 1967-06-09 13 10 LIVEP.POOL A Ullll COASI UK.: Out S'puri sans Sham «>enang j DEMOOOCUS ir. Havre. L'pcol. 6'goa ll Pt. Jill 12 Jill 1} ■tISAaftER .ivirpool Jne 17 Jne 11 MENESTH£US v.* June 17 June 21 Jill 21 24 lull 2} AUTOMfOON I G'asgom June 21 JMI M tSTYiNAX Liverpool. Dub'ii1,178 words
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Advertisement1211 1967-06-09 13 r//£LnAn//v£s i iir 1 I EXPRESS SOILINGS TO GENOA NORTH CONTINEWT/3ONDIHAVU H. Sham Penane Spore Genoa R dam H'buri Aarhus C'hagen SIMIA IMI 25 77 JMe 71 71 JMI IS/ 1 Jlly II Jll 27 Jtly II Aag 4 Ait I PATACONIA t) Jtlf S/1S ltl? 11/11 Illy 11/11 I1,211 words
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Advertisement1276 1967-06-09 13 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL 1 rONTINENTAL PORTS Brtft ADVar* For Liverpool July 7 ULNLAHIO Hambuif July 77 Singapore Pt. S ham Penang M brougn July II Pt Jum il Jim 11 11 G mouth Aif I For Hamburt my 13 BENVENUE SinfiDore Pt. S'riam Penanf Hull lily 25 SM.1,276 words
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Advertisement1238 1967-06-09 13 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K./CONTINENT. Liai.ig tin Slngaport P Stun PMaas tin OF SROOKLTN JXidOri, 'aa. 4i><> uth... 13 is Jim 16 17 Jim II Jm* CITT IF LANCASTER Lonaon. Rotterdam. Hamburg. ■lull, Mmdiesbroutti 1 laty CITY OF CHESTER LAMM, Hamburg. Rotterdam. Ha«re1,238 words
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Article252 1967-06-09 14 AUSTRAIIA NEW ZEALAND SERVICE. I Ta: Frtaaatlt. Alelaili. Millaurai.- Sylaey i Penanf P S>a"> Si't^DO't BARPETA 111 Juai 11 12 Juat 13 14 lull BOMBAIA 7 July I i July II 11 July BtMORA .7 lu t I 1 Auf II II Auf Fraat Duat. l,t will.. Auc..252 words
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Article174 1967-06-09 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. DHP dominated the market following an oil flow report from Kingfisri A 1 n ell in Bass Strait Oil flowed at rate of 1.500 barrels a day. This highlighted a more confluent maiket for Industrials. Rises outnumbered falls three to one BHP gained 46 ifnls to174 words
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Article262 1967-06-09 14 TINE first trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at I9K rents per Ib. down one and Hirer-eighths of a cent on Wednesday's closing level fur tin- position. The tonr was slightly easier. I R.A.S. and M.X.X. closing price* in cents262 words
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Article27 1967-06-09 14 June 8. RLBBKR pRICt: 574 ecala (doun one and three-eighths ol a rent). TIN: 5«09.».J (down SM. i. Kstimated ofTerinc "215 tons (up 15 tuns).27 words
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Article69 1967-06-09 14 CHINESE Product Eichanga. Smgapert noon prices par picul yesttrday: Coconut til: hulk S4>| arllcra. drum <0l «..ilcra. Capra: Mixed n.oii > loose June/ Juiv UK Continrnt S29i B. Ptpptr: Muntok »hlte SIAU aellera. Saii-wdk white SM'a si-llcrs. apeewl Stravak black SiO'.'i acllera. (amied Laniponc hiack snj, 11.-ra i»6'>69 words
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757 1967-06-09 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE stork exchange opened on a steady note \<'sterda> morning and improved still further on ceasefire reports in the Israel-Arab war. Later in trading the market was quieter There was a fair amount of buying interest, but no pressure. The757 words
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468 1967-06-09 14 WHEN the Strait* tin market re-opened yesterday after the Wednesday holiday there was. as expected, a drop of 823.23 to 5609.25 per picul While the Penang market was closed the London afternoon forward buyers' price had fallen a total of xir» on468 words
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Article166 1967-06-09 14 V:HIPS lyin* aiongaidt tilt kin ap*r* M Harbour wharvsa or axpocUd today aro: Cl>toneu* 13/14, Rlverbank 18 Varna 23 24, state of Madras 27/28. 8«llcai Maru 29/30, Dlvnocorak 31/32, Ber.vrnue 33/34. World Heath 38/39, Iwaxi Maru 42/43. TJln*»ara 44. Nwter Waal 45. Surat 47. Hua LI N.W166 words
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Advertisement1129 1967-06-09 14 Y\*~ KAWASAKi KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia Singapore/ Japan Service rrtminiit Mriaoirt futunaaut "Awasliißa Man" Sails I Juat It 17 Juat 25 Juat li Juat an Maru' 1 3 Illy IS 11 July 25 July II luly "Muaislriil Man" II 2» Inly 5 I Aug 14 Aug II Aug West1,129 words
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Advertisement810 1967-06-09 14 aallJjßllC JCaaK i 1 WtSIIOUND tURPPE SERVICE. Smtacori V. Sham Pinani f Hi TOCANSA U HJuaa tl 72 JMI IIJM M'seilllt. Bomaaui. Havrv 0 «ir». TAMA 5/ i Jil| I/IB lilf 11 HI) Miruilln. Ha«n. Dunkirk. USIBOUNC Dtp. an. Art. An. Marseille! Penanf. 9 S'hiaj S'ut'i fBR-i YAMA aiilil Sailtl810 words
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Advertisement367 1967-06-09 14 Htiftnm Pi s'nan cen<n| ETA/ETO ETA/ETO HA>ETO FROM CALCUTIA k PINANB M V STATE OF O KISS A 1 IW i,«rnv.ut p w Bjaaa, Bri^tuni. SVOrtY Melbourm Juat ll 12 fROM CALCUTTA M.v. "KRISHNA IATtNTI" for Hong Kcnj 'acan Jmi li/IT Jail 11/11 FROM MADRAS NAGAPAniNAM I PENANG lIS SUII367 words
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Advertisement229 1967-06-09 14 >W FLOTTA LAURO ARRIVING OIRECI FROM FRIESIt ITALY Aceeitiai Biakiats far Miailj i HM| «in| VALPARAISO June 12 Juae 2) JunOO July I July It Jill!] SS FEDE June 21 im> luly I July I luly II lull /I M S MCCAftA July 12 l«| 21 luly 21 luly 31229 words
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1232 1967-06-09 15 I»i -IVEBS In and reported to 1 »he Singapore an* KtuU I umpur trading roams of the Stork exchange yesterday with the nam her of share* traded In bracket* INDUSTRIALS: Beuetead (4.000) SIM. D. il.OOO) $1.61. (3.000) 11.82; Central tuiar (S.OOO) 11.61. D, (1,000)1,232 words
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Article97 1967-06-09 15 THI A.ieeietlen at Bank* In Malay 1 ale mada these changes In Its ratea to merchants yesterday (all rates to neat: United (tales: Buying TT 32 11 /IS. tlrmall On 32 13 16: 90 d at S3 1/16 credit hills. 33 0/lrt trade bills Canada: Fuyloi TT 351,97 words
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Article36 1967-06-09 15 ON the free tichenge marhet !n Roni Koni <Mitrdiv the U Cellar quoted et S for T.T. and 8 ST for each. Iterllni quoted at IS 30 «nd mm tad ef teid at ant.36 words
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Advertisement495 1967-06-09 15 THE PUBLIC LIFE ASSURANCE THE PUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED COMPANY LIMITED Incorporated In Singapore) (Incorporated in Singapore). NOTICF is hereby given that the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thirteenth Annual General Meet- that the Sixteenth Annual General Irvg nf the Cnmpanv will be held Meeting of the Company will be m495 words
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Advertisement811 1967-06-09 15 NOTICES No. 000 THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956 It is hereby notified that application has been made b the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to operate an interim bus service No 2 as follows:— PONGGOL BIS SERVICE CO: From lerminu* at end nf Poncgol Road811 words
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Advertisement727 1967-06-09 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE WATKR DEPARTMENT: Requires SECRETARY ACCOUNTANT in salary scale $785xA45-1280/Qual. Bar/ 1326--1370-1420— the commencing basic salary offered will be dependent upon applicant's qualifications and experience plus variable allowance as payable from time to time. Appointment will be on a 3-year Agreement ln the727 words
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Advertisement637 1967-06-09 15 NOTICES Companies under the Geaertl Management of Messrs. Osborne and Chappel. Ipoh. Tin ore outputs for May, 1967. PICULS CHENDERIANO TIN DREDGING LIMITED 344 GOPENO CONSOLIDATED LIMITED AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES 3.990 HONOKONO TIN LIMITED 828 IDRIS HYDRAULIC TIN LIMITED 475 KENT (P.MS TIN DREDGINO LIMITED 330 KILLINGHALL TIN LIMITED DREDGE637 words
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Advertisement697 1967-06-09 15 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman. Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Fulleiton Building. Singapore, for the folowing works: (a) THE DEMOLITION OP PART OF CENTRAL SUPPLIES OFFICES STORES AT RIVER VALLEY ROAD. SINGAPORE Showround: 13.6.67 at 9.30 a.m. Meet at Light Industries Services697 words
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Advertisement488 1967-06-09 15 ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. LEE LIANG YUNG MANACINC DIRECTOR OF TASEK CEMENT BERHAD THANKS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. FOREICN DIPLOMATS, RELIGIOUS BODIES. COMMUNITY LEADERS, FRIENDS. RELATIVES, THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF TASEK CEMENT BERHAD FOR THEIR WREATHS. SCROLLS. MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE. ATTENDANCE AND ASSISTANCE THROUGHOUT THE BEREAVEMENT. ASSISTANCE REQUIRED488 words
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Article69 1967-06-09 16 CEYLON Sports Club and Jansemtes Arm 1-1 after extra limr in tho Sins.ipore hockey final at the Padang yesterday. After a Miappy lir-t ten mint les. Jansenites took the lead acainM the run of play when C. Fernandez scored off a pass from the right Eight69 words
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Article35 1967-06-09 16 Tlie Lower Perak District F. A. Disciplinary Board has suspended S. Simachalam (Ratal.vi fc.sf.tei and Yu.sof Sharlff iSabraiiß Estate) for three months each for rough play in a Div 2 match on May 2935 words
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Article66 1967-06-09 16 (GLASGOW. Thur.s. Third 1 Lanark, one of the oldest and BDOM faww Bcotttah cliib.s- teva cio.sed down, it was > announced here yesterdny. Thud I«<nark were unablp to compete with their illustrious Glascow rivals. Celtic and Ran-gci-.s. after slipping into the Scottish Second Division two years66 words
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Article, Illustration264 1967-06-09 16 TIMESPORT 1 SYDNEY. Thurs Aus- tralian swimmer Linda Ahdill may swim the English Channel in the nude wearing only a cap, goggles and a thin film of oil. Earlier shp had said she would do the 22-mile swin: from France to EnglandReuter - 264 words
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Article303 1967-06-09 16 E. FRIDA - Hurdler Sada scores fine double E. FRIDA ATHLETICS By i S A D A V A P PAN J! (Bartley) scored a fine double on the third day of the Serangoon District ichoola athletics championships at Farrer Park yesterday. Sadayappan. who represented Singapore in the Third Seap Game-, wmi the303 words
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Article219 1967-06-09 16 COWDREY AND MILBURN HIT OUT COUNTY CRICKET I ONDON. Thurs Eng- land Test diM-ard.s Colin Cowdrey and Colin Milburn made big seorea in county championship matche.s yesterday Cowdiey bit 88 not out as Kent kept Middlesex in the field all day for a first Innitiß.v .score of 299-5. Milburn scoredReuter - 219 words
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146 1967-06-09 16 HOCKEY I ONDON. Tliur.s The In- dian touring hockey team were beaten 5-2 by the Hornets Club at New Beckenham here la>t night. It *M a MUpclM defeat lor the Indian.- No learn have ever .scored mi- goata .igiim.st an i Indian repifM-nhitivrReuter - 146 words
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Article, Illustration404 1967-06-09 16 MANSOOR RAHMAN; Anne - War throws tourney out of gear MANSOOR RAHMAN Anne ASIAN FOOTBALL B by A world mark ANNE SMITH. 25- year-old British track star, hits the tape at 4m 37s for a new World. British and European record for the women's mile during the Southern Counties women's champ ionships in London404 words
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Article98 1967-06-09 16 DANGKOK, Tliurs The Thai Government hM decided to host the Fourth Seap Games in Bangkok in December. The Thai Cabinet made the deciiion at a meeting ye.sierday and official wmi tin MM the Government had also approved a budget of ten-million baht < about MSI. SReuter - 98 words
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Article32 1967-06-09 16 TOKYO. Thur.s. World junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde of the Philippines yesterday signed a contract to defend his title against Japan's Yoshiaki Numata at Tokyo's Kuramae Kokugikan next Thursday. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article30 1967-06-09 16 PARIS. Tliurs. A French tr.im br.t the European 4xloom rel.iv record with :i time of M.U. The French te..n won from .t Polish ii.mi, who clocked 39 7>- -Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article90 1967-06-09 16 THE Malacca Cricket Association Will complain to 'he Malaysian Cricket Association competitions committoe oi the poor accommodation provided for their team during their .stay in Singapore for an MCA match on May 27-28. "An executive council meeting decided that we should write to the MCA to complain90 words
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Article24 1967-06-09 16 The Malacca AAA will hold their annual decathlon and pentathlon champion 1 hips on July 1-2 at the Henry Gurney School. Telok Mas.24 words
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Advertisement747 1967-06-09 16 MORTGAGEES' SALE OF ASSOCIATED MINES fALVAmx Mwoyoi (MALAYA) LIMITED PRiwmTifs Xl MA I(MPIR <tar SaEroo^. "s" in' h.ll* Aviated Mines .Malay.) LI- Strrrt Sincaporf ol put s Ol tm on WKDMS|i\\. 14th Jane. 19«7 concentrates for the month ol May. AT 2.30 P.M. 196< follows:— L SSd" area* i^T'VT AVER747 words
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Advertisement723 1967-06-09 16 TENDERS KERAJAAN BRUNEI PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN Tawanin2 akan dl-terlma oleh PetiKuniM Lemba^a Ta\\?ian illPejabat PeEawai Ke\vanK«n Negrri TiiiKkat Baa ah. Bangunan Pejabat Keiajaan. Bandar Brunei dan Peniborongi J K R yann berdaftar dalam Kelas "A" hlngica tenKan hari llhnin, 3hb. Julai. 1967 untok SEKOL.AH2 MFN'ENGAH MFLAYU DAN SEKOLAH^ PERTUKANGAN PEMBENAAN BATU723 words
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Advertisement321 1967-06-09 16 Advertisement ENGLISH FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS A TRANSITION ENGLISH COURSE The 2 books of A Transition English Course form an introductory course to English v. Today The emphasis is more on correct usage rather than on grammatical analysis, which will come (when the pupil is ready) with English Today. There are321 words
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Article, Illustration836 1967-06-09 17 War of nerves NORMAN SIEBEL reporting I from Jakarta, Thurs 'pHE war of nerves lor the Thomas Cup challenge round has started. The draw was postponed twice yesterday before it was finally made at 6 p.m. The waiting game has not bothered the Malaysian camp and the draw itself has836 words
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Article484 1967-06-09 17 SWIMMING ELEVEN records seven by boys and tour by girls highlighted the nrst day of the Penan* Secondary Schools Sports Council swimming championships at Tanjong Bungah yesterday. Star performer ot the day was 16-year-old Ong Lay Sinn tSt Xavier's). who won four events— som backstroke.484 words
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Article206 1967-06-09 17 PENANG JUNIOR BADMINTON DOR Thean Chye, a Chung Ling High School student, gave a polished performance to beat A. Majid Raof 15-4. 15-10 to win the men's singles title in the Penang Junior badminton championships. Por was the complete master in the first set which206 words
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Article29 1967-06-09 17 Lower Perak Hockey Associ*inn officials President Syed Hussein Syed Sulong: vice-pre-sidents Dr. Cheah Song Kane and N Bilasubramaniam; Hcntary V.A Rajah: assistant secretary Hassan Yusof: trea*surer AS Annamalal.29 words
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238 1967-06-09 17 TONY FRANCIS - Swifts and Achilles to contest Jets relays TONY FRANCIS ATHLETICS By TWO top Singapore ath.'etic club*. 1 Swifts and Achilles, will take part in the Jets' invitation relay races at Merdeka Stadium on Sunday. The o'her teams wtri will take part arp Terenriak C^inn (Malacca). Harimau (Seremban>. University of Malaya238 words
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Advertisement129 1967-06-09 17 tffllilft" %Mw w ft MY vj nil I rDollie and Theresa ohnw vnii hnw ifi I -June's fashion-fiesta of beachwear hits modelled specially for p under warm Australian skies Anak Cardin's Newest Star Singapore's Bond -Bikini Girl Tycoon Twiggy Ben ('Run Por Your Life 1 Gazzara's 'Soft Life'? Try Silk129 words
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Advertisement93 1967-06-09 17 TRAINED ■**^^k nil RRAtjn'Q (j^f\\i jr~ > lB s a wa y s this year's \1 jF Malaysian Thomas Cup Team 'Ar have been training on Brand"! /**4*r I\^2>' vivS^ Essence of Chicken. Brand's &f\ Iyf 1 A \X P ure essence °f chicken >^V\Srf*\ *y!rflr ji I improves concentration,93 words
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Miscellaneous46 1967-06-09 17 ITHLETICI Srsnßoon restrict chamnionshlps fPnrrer Pk. 2 D.m). Johor? PWD 5-mlle rrn«s-coiin rv iJ Bdbrul. R\I»MI\TOV Ppoi» YOUth tnnrn'v iRBA, R pm SOrfrn M' !•>«•*** r«f>: Kml«b v P«»k i A stnr> Ip«»i D»r. >: P'eniiln Sodn v Tflwoin*; Pfpr KTA rhot>i «t Coronttlon Bitl^ BWTMMTNO P*ntne eombto-46 words
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Article, Illustration75 1967-06-09 18 ISRAELIS PRAY AT WAILING WALL ISRAELI soldiers, 1 holding prayer hooks, chant their prayers at the lamed Wailing Wall in old Jerusalem. At a press conference soon after his troops had captured the city, the Israeli Defence Minister. General Moshc Da- van, declared: "At this hour we extend our hand75 words
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Obituary57 1967-06-09 18 MR LOKt TCE LEE \m -V. tmf»d uraci'fullv »l L' LOp m on 7»-«7 iMVMg :i:nd two »-t<iu«». 4 •ona Itakl Kal M.r. Chrn. M«a« Kuan Mri \j, nauKntrr«-10-l«». 3 daughter* w 111 If. U icrrnod er>\tfirrn II i:rr»t tmn.l ihildrrn. to mou". hi- I.. ruorr.tl un y-ti-67. l«»l»«57 words
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Article32 1967-06-09 18 VATICAN CITY, Thurs Pope Paul today appealed to the Presidents of Iraq, Israel, the UAB nnd Syria to comply with the U.N. Security Council's call for an immediate ceasefire. Renter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article162 1967-06-09 18 ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman today threatened to take stronger action against demonstrators who took to the streets last week to support the hunger strike by detainees at the Batu Gajah detention camp. He .said there was no apparent reason for the demonstrations162 words
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Article30 1967-06-09 18 SINGAPORE Thurs The Grace Assembly of God Church in Tanglin Road will hold a JumDle sale at the Church compound from 2pm to 5 o m on Saturday30 words
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Article292 1967-06-09 18 LONDON. Thuii— lhe London stock market was trendless loauy in iliin liaamn. Volume »a& me .owe.-t Uttl year at jual over B.OOU bargain* Conui.ueu Middle fca>t ligliluig WM I lebliaiinng inlluence. while a tall in sierlinn lowaiu.-, me tloj* i-ulfd Miiuintui imthei wall Dklllg ia.ML..m Overall ihe unueitoue292 words
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Article65 1967-06-09 18 LONDON Thurs.— Spot 18»id., July 18 7 16d.. Aug 18 5 16d.. Sept. 18>«d.. July/ Sept 18 5/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 18 >,d." Jan March 18 5 16d.. April June IS \d July Sept 18 i 16d. Oct Dec 187/16 d.. Jan Mairh lS'jd.. April June 18 9 16d65 words
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Article30 1967-06-09 18 LONDON Thurs %-Buyprs £1231 (—£l). sellers U232 < £2i. Forward buyers £1226 unchanged) sellers £1227 i unchanged). Settlement £1234 tune hanged Turnover »m ion tons. pm. 85 tons. Tone: Quiet.30 words
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209 1967-06-09 18 I'm ready to meet Cuepacs' challenge: Tengku IfUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today he was prepared to meet "without fear" any challenge posed by the Cuepacs' "hit where it hurts most" plan. The threat, the Prime Minister said after the Cabinet meeting, was a "bit too strong"209 words
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Article94 1967-06-09 18 PETROLEUM, LIQUOR REVENUE SINGAPORE, Thurs. Revenue from liquor and petroleum duties were higher In the nrst five months of this year than the comparable period last year, and total collection- by the Customs and Excise Department.showed a net Increase of nearly $3.9 million over last year's five-month total Official January94 words
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Article71 1967-06-09 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A group of 21 teachers from the Baharuddln Vocational School in Queen sway today donated blood to the Singapore Blood Bank. A mobile unit from the Blood Transfusion Service which collected their donations at the school will be stationed at Bartley School to collect71 words
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Article53 1967-06-09 18 Golf 'summit' soon KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tcngku Abdul Rahman expects to vi.-it Singapore after the Parliamenurv session, startina next Wednesday for the return Rolf summit" with Singapore leaders, he said today The fir.st •eoii summit" was held recently in the Cameron Highlands between the Tengku and Singapore.- Prime Minister. Mr53 words
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136 1967-06-09 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Immigration authorities are holding two Australians, who sailed into Singapore this morning on board P and O Orient Lines' luxury liner Arcadia without tickets or travel papers The two men Mr. J. Coan. 42. a railway worker and Mr J Power.136 words
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245 1967-06-09 18 Brunei Ruler to have talks with Bowden today BRUNEI TOWN, Thursday. TIIK Sultan ol' Brunei is to meet the Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Herbert Bowden, in London tomorrow, Mr. F. D. Webber, Ihe British High Commissioner here, said today. He did not give further details but added the meeting would "give245 words
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Article, Illustration149 1967-06-09 18 LONDON. Than Prince Charles, heir to Britain's throne. could R<> bald if he doesn't change his hairstyle. The warning came from hairdresser Morris Fenton, who has studied photographs and films of the Princes hairdo. Charles parts his hair on the left, which isAP - 149 words
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Article51 1967-06-09 18 SINGAPORE Thurs. Three thußs tied up a petrol kiosk attendant in Quecn.su ay at 4.30 am yesterday betore breaking into the kiosk and talcing away 51.230 (mm the bale The rnhiwis cut open the safe with oxygen cullers to get the cash They also took away a51 words
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Article25 1967-06-09 18 banukok Than Com-muni.-t juiv.iia.- killpa two village flelence volunteers yesterday in an ambush in the southern Prachuab Kinkhnn province, police reported today25 words
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Article323 1967-06-09 18 England 281-3: Boycott 106 n.o. LONDON. Thurs. England laboured against India on the first d I the fir.st cricket i Headlngley, Leeds, today. but, lost only three wickets In reaching 281 at th> c England won the (OM [or tht fir.st time in ten I India and Boycott :uul John323 words
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Article64 1967-06-09 18 UNGI.AM) Ist. Inn*. Bo v rent not out 104 Edrirh c Engineer b Surtl 1 Harrington run out 0! Gravenev c irtib. b Chandrasekhar 69 D'Oliviera not out It Extras S Total -lor 3> 281 Wkts. fell at: 7. 146. 253. To bat: &OM, Hnbhs Higg*. Ulingwonh. Murray. Snow.64 words
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Advertisement226 1967-06-09 18 These students are confident of success fWHY? k They re preparing ft for their exams (f the proven M.C.C. way! W 1 V JP You, too, can be certain of success in your QpSc^ examinations with M.C.C.'s famous. PROVEN home-study course. But don't delay: enrol today fc for success the226 words
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