The Straits Times, 11 June 1967
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Title Section15 1967-06-11 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1630 SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1567 20 CENTS. KDN 2577:2591/ MC (P)226715 words
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Article, Illustration924 1967-06-11 1 'I can't ignore people's voice' news of his decision, announced in a live Cairo Radio broadcast by Mr. Sadat. The President himself was unable to reach the National Assembly building because of huge crowds massed in the streets of Cairo demanding withdrawal of his resignation. Traffic inAgencies - 924 words
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Article157 1967-06-11 1 V'EW YORK. Sat. •■"The Australian Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, said today the Middle East crisis and recent disturbances in Hong Kong should be evidence to Britain that its military presence was still required East of Suez. Speaking: to the Far EastAmerica Council. Mr- Holt said157 words
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Article, Illustration102 1967-06-11 1 Then a final referendum. ONLY UNTIL THE WAR EFFECTS ARE CLEARED UP CAIRO, Sat. President Nasser today withdrew his resignation, saying he could not ignore the voice of the mass of the people. He announced his decision in a letter to Mr. Anwar Sadat, Speaker of the National Assembly. The102 words
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128 1967-06-11 1 Workers ignore a Red call to strike HONG Ko.Nc. Sat. Thousands of Government workers today foiled a Cunimunist-instigaied general strike attempt by spurning an emergency strike call issued jointly by four Communist-con-trolled unions. Local I luh-ii and Chinese independent and rightuing MWaynpen all re port fil tlu- Ia i lure128 words
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Article328 1967-06-11 1 GOVT MOVE FOR MORE COLLEGES KUALA LUMPUR, Sat I^HE Penang University College to be set up next year will be the first of many such educational projects, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. 1, The Government, has decided to set up more centres for providing professional qualifications of high university standard328 words
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207 1967-06-11 1 T»HE United States 1 yesterday slashed by almost half its annual sales of stockpile. The General Services Administration. wh:ch handle* the selling programme, said ir> the year beginning July 1 Mitt would be cut to 70.000 Loil| ton* irem the 120.000 UMM InReuter - 207 words
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697 1967-06-11 1 Damascus under siege in renewed fighting BEIRUT, Saturday JSKAELI tanks and troops supported by waves of jet planes today smashed 50 miles into Syria and began encircling the capital city of Damascus. Informed sources said the fall of the Syrian Government is imminent. Israeli forces captured the city oi ElAgencies - 697 words
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487 1967-06-11 1 Wild crowd stops Thomas Cup final IAKAKTA. Sat. J The Thomas Tup challenge round between Indonesia, the holders, and Malaysia, the chalh'iiKrrs, was halted tonight by the wildly partisan I don fsi a n crowd. The official umpire, IBF secretary B.C. s< licHe, had no alternative but to halt l487 words
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Article27 1967-06-11 1 SAIGUN Iftl Aineruan rHirifi-bHsed planes today struck Within tbe city Ixmntli Hanoi, blasting a thermal po*»-r plant 1.1 miles from centre, a U.S. military •pot*.27 words
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Advertisement8 1967-06-11 1 See page 10 for List of authorised dealers.8 words
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Article69 1967-06-11 2 KANOAR Shi. A zpeclftl committee has been *»t up by rhe Amu moNju* 1 ■uthoririfs to ram* funds tn help orphans and other poor children in the dis:rict. The commit tre the flrnt .sponsored by the Peril* Malay Customs and Religious Affair* Department will collect money69 words
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Article, Illustration107 1967-06-11 2 ULK> is the Hawker 11 Siddeley Harrier, which can fly faster than sound, take off and land vertically and has been flown backwards at 25 knots. It is bring shown at the Paris International Air Show and is in production for the RAF. Deliveries107 words
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149 1967-06-11 2 (CALCUTTA. Sat.— Peasants began a reign of terror on Thursday In a hilly Jungle area of NorthEastern India bordering Tibet, according to reports reaching here today. Some of 2,000 went from house to house, looting property of anyone they considered rich. They flred arrowsUPI - 149 words
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Article51 1967-06-11 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Thieve* made on* with Jewellery and goods. Including typewriter and tape recorder, worth 12.000 la*t nltcht from the house of a Peace Corp* member. Mr. F N. Burkhart. 25. and his wife went out with some friends and found the bedroom raruaclced on their51 words
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108 1967-06-11 2 ftANOAR. Sat.— Women of today have a more Important role to play than women of 100 years ago. Che Aishah binte Nordin secretary of the Perils Selatan Kaum Ibu I'mno division, said here yesterday. "We should not confine our activities merely to the home."108 words
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Article469 1967-06-11 2 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: lndnatrUli: Bonslrad (6.000) $I.SS, (1.000) $1.56 CD; Central Sugar (1.000) $1.53 D. (19.000) $1.54 D, (14.000) $1.53 D. (83,000) $1.52 D. (1.000)469 words
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434 1967-06-11 2 ALOR STAR, Sat. ITEDAH will become the nations largest granary when the $204 million Mud* irrigation scheme is completed in 1970. the Sultan told the State Assembly today. "By that time, the State and the people can expect the biggest advancement In economic progress434 words
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Advertisement281 1967-06-11 2 STILLMAN'S FRECKLE CREAM, whitens your skin secretly and quickly. No longer need you admire others wish "hat your Fkin was as light tnd attractive las theirs. One jar of Stillman's will make you equally charmuig. Apply the I y^^k made StlUBwlLa \nj man Com B^Js^^ I plexion Soap f.rst then281 words
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144 1967-06-11 3 Pilgrims flock to see cathedral miracle' Sat. PUcrirm flocked to the Naples Cathedral last night after word spread that a relic said to be the blood of St JanuariUK had miraculously liquefied during a thanksgiving serllm for peace in the Mi. 1. 11,- hast I'hr s.iint. a fourth i-entury bishopReuter - 144 words
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Article212 1967-06-11 3 ELIZABETH WONG - ELIZABETH WONG By AFTER 16 YEARS OF SWEAT AND SWOT TOGETHER... T<HE years of sweat and swot have paid handsome rewards to these two Arts graduates Miss Ng Poh Tin (left) and Miss Teoh Chai Choo. Together with 1,081 others, they received their hard-earned <l<212 words
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Article33 1967-06-11 3 PENANG. Slit. A cvilLst stopped a house wife. F.iuniah blnte Hannd. along quiet Aver Rajah road late 1. night and forced her to hand over a j handbag containing $20.33 words
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392 1967-06-11 3 Varsity head: Let's be less dependent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday JHE X new ViceChancellor of the University of Malaya, Dr. James Griffiths, last night disclosed that he would start a campaign soon to reduce the "extreme dependence" of the university on funds from the Government. The time was now "opportune" for392 words
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Article31 1967-06-11 3 IPOH. Sa: A clerk. Yeong Chow. 35. \\lio pleaded guilty here today to using a* genuine I a forged road tax due »as lined i $250.31 words
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Advertisement238 1967-06-11 3 aaaaaW J I A bY 'T Tm ■waw^.piwia m fc tr^Ba^aHßaaaaa))p^ Bßa aßHßTl^^ m BjaW" 1 raven Bacon Benjamin Franklin Isaac Sett ton j Why Were These Men Great? How docs anyone man or woman achieve greatness? Is it not by mastery of die powers within ourselves? Know the mysterious238 words
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Advertisement494 1967-06-11 4 Congratulations Best Wislies to the SINGAPORE CHANGE ALLEY MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION on the occasion of their inauguration ceremony from TITHES DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY LTD. m ,mf A b^b^b^b^L^LW^ X T NAME IN CAMERAS All over the world, the demand for Yashica cameras is increasing everyday. Why? Because Yashica offers the widest494 words
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Change Alley Merchants' Association Inauguration Supplement
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Title Section6 1967-06-11 4 Change Alley Merchants' Association Inauguration Supplement6 words
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Article, Illustration319 1967-06-11 4 LIM KOK LIANG - LIM KOK LIANG. By Vice-President of the association. THE Singapore Gove m m c n t has spared no efforts in recent years to develop the tourist industry so as to boost the economy and raise our living standards. Change Alley is sltuat- ed319 words
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Article, Illustration443 1967-06-11 4 TAY THUAN BOON - Change Alley helps boost our tourist industry TAY THUAN BOON, FAMED GROUP OF TRADERS SEEK GOOD OVERSEAS IMAGE By President, Singapore Change Alley Merchants' Association CHANGE Alley plays an important part in Singapore's tourist trade. Although it is a shopping complex on a small scale, it is ideally located in443 words
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Article, Illustration324 1967-06-11 4 SEOW KONG HOE - SEOW KONG HOE. By rpODAY is a memor- able one for us with the inauguration of the Singapore Change Alley Merchants" Association. This afternoon the office hearers will be sworn in at the association^ premises. Tonight a dinner to mark the Inauguration will be held324 words
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Article535 1967-06-11 5 ALLEY'S COLOURFUL HISTORY DATES BACK TO EARLIEST DAYS OF CITY CHANGE Alley, ideally sited in Ihe heart of Singapore City, is no! only a local "shopper's paradise", but is ;ilso a "must" for louiisis. The Tourist I* ro in <>li > i) Board is located in535 words
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Article, Illustration111 1967-06-11 5 LIM SOO PENG - LIM SOO PENG, By a committee member MR. LIONG KHAI MING, C net member. MR. CHUA TAY HENG, C'ttc* member. MR LIM SOO PENS, C'Mee member. MR. SIM AH KIM. C tte* member MR. YEO MUAT CHUAT Aut Secretary. MR. A NARAINDAS SABNANI, Astt. Treaiurcr. MR. WONG111 words
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Advertisement89 1967-06-11 5 Congratulations Best Wishes to the SINGAPORE CHANGE ALLEY MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION on the occasion of their inauguration ceremony from ROXY (M) CO., LTD. W°^/^r)m^ flectrmic cilculiUts. traasisur ril.is ceatril entirely it SHARP Ixlirni ani like a4l SHARP tleclnc Hiluncis is tn«r««fiiij impede! mi testei ti imrmiee IMf. trmllc-lree ••tratun SPECIAL SHARP89 words
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Advertisement381 1967-06-11 5 CONGRATULATIONS to the Singapore Change Alley Merchants' Association on the occasion of their Inauguration t/y^^l C O1 e g-ant (Y^?J Comfortable -i\ Carolina i f\\ i 704 S LACKS W for the Feeling of oM Fine Fabric in Stunning Colours J IB 'pg Ei Select Genuine Quality. N^ a^ f^^^^mW381 words
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274 1967-06-11 6 Hunger strike by 40 detainees ends UAH (i A.I AH Sat— lht 15-day hunger strike l>> In detainees at the Batu Gajah camp is over. This follows a live-hour meeting betwren the strikers and a four -in in delegation comprising Mr. 8. Kalhirvelu. principal assistant secretary of the .Ministry of274 words
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511 1967-06-11 6 Reds planning to storm City Hall: Govt SINGAPORE, Sat. Communists in Singapore are planning 10 City H:\ll on Monday, the Ministry of Interior and Defence warned tonight. DetaiLs ot this Communist action plan were given in a Ministry statement. The statement said the plan was to march from the Bartsan511 words
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Article29 1967-06-11 6 bbiri r km Ml detainee* in feyrla vem i I I».M niiMt lo tab part in :he buttle hu.iuim ZionlKt Anitl<>American Ham imbmcus Radio aiuviiK't: Rf liter.29 words
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Article28 1967-06-11 6 pi-.n \nc; Bat a ti»«. ivi- GmHord lov $1 804 and sulrl clip valued B| $60 I n i! thf E »nd O Hotel \r>Tidav evminf.28 words
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253 1967-06-11 6 SINGAPORE. Sat. ACOUHT MARTIAL today acquittea an army sergeant on a charge 01 not taking any steps to prevent two soldiers under his charge irom committm* a cnm.nal offence in Fulau Sekijang Pelepan nrar St John lsiand. in August last year. The Judce-Advoratr Mr Klioo253 words
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Article617 1967-06-11 7 Judges-eye view of teenagers TEENAGERS are in trouble all over the world. Thry rrtjel against thoir parents, their teachers, and the law. Their parents shake their heads and complain that the littlo hooligans take no notice of thrm. Every year the teenaer crime ratr soars and evoiyonr asks thn same617 words
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Article, Illustration868 1967-06-11 7 ANNE BATT - The Rolls Royce style girls ANNE BATT THE Bluebell girls who performed in Singapore lost year. SHE is small. pale and mo therly. Her hair is cropped short and tousled. Not a nice, homely luce. The sort of Face ;i man would stnnd up for when returning home to Hit868 words
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Advertisement423 1967-06-11 7 Adverttsement CHEMISTRY for Colleges Schools This book has been written to cover the new syllabuses of several examination bodies, and is recommended for use during the last 2 or 3 years of the School Certificate or C.C.E. Chemistry course. A SYNOPSIS: The book discusses most of the theoretical principles in423 words
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Article43 1967-06-11 8 N ..r rf. i Hjmiiiial MAKE SURE YOUR family Starts the (ay ith a healthy hreakfa»t o<iaker Sugar p.iff« will Klr* them tn» Man th'v .c ever had. Tour rhlMreti "ill really enjoy Quaker »u«ar Fifi> They alwaya rome bark foi mor>43 words
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Obituary34 1967-06-11 8 M H,,rW. j;« I Minimum) IN TREASURED AND LOVING Memnr\ of our lieloved Lionel Alexander lacaka I 11 «taM »ni> IBM, O Lara ham tall day on." From llumrr.v, bfatSMfa end muter*.34 words
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Article60 1967-06-11 8 IS »V..rWt S3 (Minimum) PRItBYTCRIAN CHURCH In »ln«» •Orr. nrrhurd I'.niri. Hun<l»y Stnrlc** t s.m. ami 6 pm. All wrleoms. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH. Korl (unnlni; Rmil no port Worth p tamest »t T.Ms.m :o.uo s m «n<l A M pm. Sunday School for sli IW "-4S s m.60 words
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Opinion
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Article472 1967-06-11 8 riiHE Middle East, for five A days torn by bitter war, rests in uneasy peace, waiting for the uncertainties of the ceasefire to give way to more durable accomplishments. The fate of nations may depend on how rapidly better arrangements can be made. Yet it472 words
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Article, Illustration1121 1967-06-11 8 PETER VASS - PETER VASS by the year when the mighty hovergiants whoosh in... NEXT year will be the year of hovergiants. Within 11 months, the first crossChannel ferry with the 5.R.N.4 starts skimming 250 passengers and 32 cars between Britain and France at up to 70 knots. The craft, 129 feet1,121 words
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Article, Illustration737 1967-06-11 8 JEWISH forces are celebrating their first full day in control of the walled city of Jerusalem for nearly 2,000 years. Thousands of Jews streamed towards their anrient shrine at the Wailing Wall after Israeli forces had smashed the last pockets of resistance in theReuter - 737 words
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Advertisement497 1967-06-11 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. OVERSEAS LEAVE U_Wor4* If (Mln.)-Hti If rl: txtr* COMING TO BRITAIN? Salfdrln Can st rranonahl* tonn Ism rats*. LMSM Bblbbm and Kotatr eomprsbfjssrw inmininrr unllrrltrd mlleac*. tMrrary aiifHn. Martin's 8»lfdrlv«, ■ten strr.'t, Winohi-ntT. England (Brorhnrr Airmail i. SITUATIONS VACANT U Harrf. If (Mln.}—B»x «f rf*. extra READ tht497 words
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Advertisement57 1967-06-11 8 EUMENTHOL INDISPENSABLE IN EVERY HOMf TALKING POINTS I h»ve never believed in the superiority of the inferior. H.C. Wslls. You need never lack praise if you stoop to acquire it. Auttin Dobson. I hate nobody. 1 »<n In chanty with all. Swift. The true way to be deceived is to57 words
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Advertisement475 1967-06-11 8 (Sso) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA BERHAD Applications are invited from University Graduates for a Management Position in their Employee Relations Department. Age: I'nder 30. Qualification: University education, Honours Graduate. Salary: Commensurate with qualifications and experience. Benefits: Non-Contributory Pension Plan: Savings and Retiring Fund; House Purchase Assistance Plan; Medical Insurance Plan; and475 words
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Miscellaneous23 1967-06-11 8 \\YmWwm W^vmaaffabm JOome Of d*s m me* IW til &1o unbend 6t* *"d i*ke>ihets by *> <<s hug es he w»mi\*mtw»* mmw^mimwmmwmmmmmw^mmm^-wmTmfo' i*r *x«nmvmwm23 words
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THE MAGAZINE SECTION
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475 1967-06-11 1 What are your chances of being a guinea Pig? PATIENTS who are scared they might be used for medical experiments when they go into hospital have little need to worry. Kor the fart Is. the vast majority of hospital doctors would be horrified at tho idea of treating patients in475 words
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Article, Illustration780 1967-06-11 1 HUGH McLEAVE - How can they take off a wrong leg? HUGH McLEAVE SPOTLIGHTS TWO VERY IMPORTANT HOSPITAL PROBLEMS BY IF WE go by the figures, about 50 people will be wheeled out of hospital operating theatres this year to be roused from the anaesthetic and told that the surgeon has made a780 words
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623 1967-06-11 1 W. CATER - ROTARY IT'S NOT SUCH A SECRET SOCIETY W. CATER by THE world isn'i actively against virtue. Of course; merely distrustful. Good always seems too good to be true a thought that clouded perhaps the otherwise sunny laces of delegates at the 42nd annual conference of Britain's Rotary clubs at Eastbourne.623 words
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Article, Illustration856 1967-06-11 1 NEW YORK. SATURDAY I WRITE this more In sorrow than in anger. You have lived with us. happily I thought, for more than a jear now since you were born. But I realise it has all been a mistake. I have failed you. I know I have failed856 words
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Advertisement173 1967-06-11 1 WM i! •MHHf! l\ T«k m 9 km *A M £L WM v E HH giimPlß^ HbtTb^B Your son a Captain of Industry? Save now with CITIBANK Whether you want your child to carve out a which help you build for the future of your career in commerce, or as173 words
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Article, Illustration194 1967-06-11 9 A Chelsea bird roars out a challenge QDRI a glamour girl. Jenny Nadin. Even In what is possibly the world's most glamorous sport she is bound to make her mark Especially since, for the moment, she is the ONLY girl driving one of the new singleseater Formula Ye* racing cars.Mirrorpic - 194 words
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171 1967-06-11 9 Take the Israeli example, Umno told ITANGAR. Sat.— Umno members in the country should learn a lesson from the victory of the Israelis in the Middle East war. Inche Hassan bin Haji Mohamed, assistant executive secretary. Umno Malaysia, said here today. Although greatly outnumbered, the Israelis, he said, had easily171 words
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Article29 1967-06-11 9 PENANO. Sat —While a businessman. Nagalingam. was at a cinema show last night, thieve* ransacked his house in Buklt Mertajam and took $350 and $539 In Jewellery.29 words
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237 1967-06-11 9 GUESTS BREACH RED CORDON TO ATTEND BRITISH PARTY PEKING, Saturday k carload of French diplomats and French and British news agency Journalists breached a Red Guard cordon last night to attend celebrations of Queen Elizabeth's birthday at the British mission here. They arrived two hours late to a Jubilant welcomeReuter - 237 words
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Article, Illustration563 1967-06-11 9 7 did it... there was blood on my hands' CHICAGO, Saturday. gUPPRESSED statements by Richard Speck showed that he was convinced he was the killer of the eight young nurses for whose murder he was convicted and sentenced to death, the Chicago Tribune reported yesterday. "I had blood on my563 words
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116 1967-06-11 9 KIALA lIMI'IK Sat. Radio Malaysia today announced it had increased the cash prizes for its Patriotic Song Writing Contest commemorating the 10th anniversary of Merdeka. Instead of the rash prixe of SlOO. the winner will get S.VIO plus a SlOO trophy. The second prize116 words
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111 1967-06-11 9 f ON DON. Sat.—Con- stitutional issues are believed to have been discussed at a 90--minute meeting here today between the Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar Ali Salfuddin, and the Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Herbert Bowden. A Commonwealth Offlc« spokesman said after the talks: "There was111 words
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Advertisement235 1967-06-11 9 Large Commercial and Industrial Concern operating throughout Singapore and Malaysia seeks applications for the post of SENIOR MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT in the Financial Controller's Department, from professionally qualified accountants. Candidates who must be Singapore or Malaysian citiiens are expected to have at least three years experience in a commercial organisation since235 words
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Advertisement767 1967-06-11 9 >airrttsrment HOVJ to SPEAK WRITE MASTERLY \> **2^/ ENGLISH j>JV s jS r\OES your English reveal your lack ol education, t" '•J^^^ or dots It prove that you are a person of culture and r 'lnement. Arc you handicapped In your speech snrt vrltlnK, or does your command of English767 words
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Article, Illustration733 1967-06-11 10 CONCERNED WITH ACADEMIC MATTERS? WE OU6HT TO, SAYS VICE-CHANCELLOR K. LUMPUR, Sat. fHE Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Dr J. H. E. Griffiths, today criticised the "great lack of communication" and insufficient delegation of power in the university administration. Addressing the convocation733 words
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130 1967-06-11 10 IPOH, Sat. Seve O Japanese World War II mortar bombs have been unearthed by a grave digrer. Mohamed Yusoff hin Basir Khan. 23. at the Overseas Chinese Cemetery off Gopeng Road here Police believe that there may be more hurieri nearby. An Army bomb130 words
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Advertisement289 1967-06-11 10 JOIN THE MALAYSIAN ARMED FORCES TO BECOME A SHORT SERVICE COMMISSIONED OFFICER "^J^ HELP YOUR NATION AND r ET AHEAD \Xj^^» IN LIFE WITH A RESPONSIBLE JOB, and SECURITY. V I:— isffli3^*^« The MALAYSIAN ARMED FORCES offer you a worthwhile career Opportunities are abundant in the ARMY. NAVY and AIR289 words
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Advertisement387 1967-06-11 10 {Nikon) Only Nikon Cameras Purchased From The Following Franchisee! Dealers are Covered By The Manufacturers Guarantee. SINGAPORE MALAYA Amateur Phoio Sior»* Ltd. Be* Loh Photo Supplitrt, Anglo-Sws* W*tch Co. Ipi po h Bee Loh Photo Supplier* Bee Loh Photo Supplier* B.ngola Co. K Lumpur cXVhoto mm B1 k f T?£T"**387 words
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Article284 1967-06-11 11 THE third Sunday in June has born celebrated by the Americans since l'Jio as "Fatner*a Day." Although most people in Singapore and Malaysia have not adopted it. they could show Papa how much they appre- icrinces he has made and the efforts with which he284 words
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Article, Illustration759 1967-06-11 11 DADDY IS HERO OF THE DAY From the hundreds of letters received there emerges the picture of father as a companion, friend, and counsellor. He is usually kind but he can be stern, too. IFARIDAH OTHMAN. 19. OF SEREMBAN WINS THE FIRST PRIZE OF SIOO THIS IS A SUMMARY OF759 words
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Advertisement80 1967-06-11 11 a wonderful way to say... give him -ARROW- Decton- Perma-Iron that she won't have to iron What better way is there to show Dad how much he's appreciated than with a luxurious no-iron wardrobe? And just think what it means tc Mom it's durable press. With this blend of 6580 words
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Article, Illustration852 1967-06-11 12 THE CHANCE FROM HUSBAND TO A FATHER WAS AN EXPERIENCE AND A MEMORY WHICH THE AUTHORS OF THE LETTERS RECEIVED BY THE SUNDAY TIMES WILL FOREVER CHERISH. THESE WERE BEST EXPRESSED BY THREE WIVES WHOSE LETTERS ARE SUMMARISED ON THIS PACE. "He simply spoils them,852 words
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370 1967-06-11 12 "I WANT to be like 1 papa, paappaa. shouted tnree-and-a half-year old David as he looked up to his well-dressed and handsome father. David was expressing what most boys feel and longed to be to be as tall as Papa and370 words
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Article, Illustration102 1967-06-11 13 SPECIAL GIFT MONEY CANNOT BUY WHEN buying a present lor Father in the next few days. buy something he would like, need and appreciate and within your means. The important thing is to buy with your own money dig into your savings. Never, never send him the bill for his102 words
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859 1967-06-11 13 P.M. Raman - P.M. Raman by THERE should be no difficulty in choosing a present lor father on his big day next Sunday, but children should do some footwork first if they wish to buy a suitable one. Departmental stores, gift shops and curio859 words
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Article1116 1967-06-11 13 PURITAN children of the United States called him "honoured sir." But he's only tama literally, 'my mother's husband" to the kids of one Pacific Island tribe. Called pere in French. padre in Spanish. oteta in Russian and otosan in Japanese. Father in different lands1,116 words
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Article, Illustration270 1967-06-11 13 A day Mr. Wong will never forget All I. LIONS of x women in Malaysia and Singapore will be spending next Sunday as usual sleeping a little late, spending more time with their children, indulging in their favourite hobbies or even working. However, for a few hundred women, mainly Americans,270 words
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Advertisement93 1967-06-11 13 mBJuHHU'i 'j3r9 >wynQfi9)vMHriiMiDC jioi BHHinjß^fflffK i ID, WMjPrftKPl||CjWMiWf\ffl ujfuSSvßnnV ffi j^ VgHtWynMflßjWMHßHffl (My t The man in your life will stand out in a PELACO GOLD CUP A distinctive shirt— -that's Pelaco. Makes a perfect gift for the man in your lite. Speaks for the good taste of the giver.93 words
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Advertisement316 1967-06-11 13 %3 -^^^Jk Y° u ma y be a clown with a camera lTSmt ul ou cant ma^ e a J O °L of yourself with the H'unailc 7S If you've never used a camera before and you want a good one at a good mSab thai will i j^p "-fe'-316 words
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Article, Illustration81 1967-06-11 14 Hole-in-heart girl Chong Chee wants to go home gIGHT YEAR OLD Lim Chong Chee ol Johore Bahru. recovering at the Princess Margaret Hospital in Perth. Australia, after a hole-in-the-heart operation. Already. she is getting homesick, 'i want to go home to see my mother, two brothers and four sisters"' HerMirrorpic - 81 words
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Article, Illustration350 1967-06-11 14 The stab-in -the -back hooligans: Razak KUALA LUMPUR. Sat 'JUN Abdul Razak. said tonight the disturbances of the past 10 days in the country were created by a "hooliganheaded" organisation trying to stab Malaysia in the back. Describing those who tried to disrupt the peace as "traitors." Tun Razak said350 words
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199 1967-06-11 14 'A powerful insecticide for anti-social elements...' the history of the country Referring to a request by the president oi the association. Mr V Selvanayagam. calling on the Government tc urgently consider recognition of the standard obtained by students of the Technical College. Tun Razak said: "It will be considered by199 words
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405 1967-06-11 14 All is set for Dollar Day tomorrow SINGAPORE, Sat is set for Singapore's new currency to go into public circulation from Monday as soon as the banks and post offices are open for business. All banks, which have bfi d steadily handing In the old notes in exchange lor new405 words
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346 1967-06-11 14 Eight in Malaysia in British honours list I ONDON, Sat. Sir William Penney, cnairman of Britain* Atomic bnergy Authority, and actress Vanessa Redgrave were among over Too men and women honoured by Queen Elizabeth in her Birthday Honours today. Sir William, who worked with the Americans on the construction of346 words
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Advertisement148 1967-06-11 14 A aflll 4r^*& aflL n d S a h ere 1S no place Am W\ MM Ik Mm. llke Manila ll is uni Mue. A I Cg^| I%M I M paradox. A blending of Asian, I W Idk^^J''^ Spanish and American cultures. mM I W l^fe^Flf M Its women are148 words
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Advertisement169 1967-06-11 14 Advertisement Lemons For Beauty To keep your skin clear and fair you nped th« natural cleansing and bleaching tonic of lemons Ask your chemist for a bottle of lemon Delph. the latest type skin freshener used by beautiful women throughout the world Lemon Delph makes the complexion, neck and shoulders169 words
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Article, Illustration459 1967-06-11 15 AMBASSADOR MEETS THE COUNTESS MARLON BRANDO AND SOPHIA LORE N HOPELESSLY IN LOVI CHARLIE CHAPLIN No politics? It doesn't look like It BIZARBE. offbeat and intriguing. This is Charles Chaplin's effervescent romantic comedy. "A COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG," filmed with Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren. It is about present-day attitudes459 words
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Article312 1967-06-11 15 OR NOT. CLAUDIA p or trayed by Elsa Martinelli) wear* an imitation Cleopatra medallion of great antiquity and beauty which is virtually priceless. She has a date in Morocco in "MAROC 7." Her mission: Smug elf out th> real thing. And would YOU trust her to do it armed only312 words
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Article371 1967-06-11 15 I WISH I'd brought my pipe. Monica Vittl was smoking hers in her house In Rome, and it would have been rather cosy, Just the two of us, sitting there in our armchairs, puffing away. "Every morning," said Miss Vittl. "I wake up sad,371 words
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Article517 1967-06-11 15 A CHORAL group from the onlt#d States will perform »t the Singapore Conference Hall on July 1 singers from the Bison Chorale presented by the Singapore Musical Society The Oklahoma B»ptiM rniver«lty» Bin«ers are a 2S-voire choral ensemble specially selected from a larger choir, the Bluon Chorale, to517 words
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Advertisement553 1967-06-11 15 ORGANISATION f Op-n^ Today II -1 «S-4-« 10-9 1 5 Ho.Kd Domi 6'vO" K 9 Great St Triman'i Train Robbery" Trchn.c-lof QQaI)La^2SKLSIa9BSQ Now Showing: 1° ->od, Evelyn Stewart "One Silver Dollar" CV color TODAY 9 am: full HOUR livr Show Muocal Eipreti Ne. 11 Bj $2 00 t SI 00553 words
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Advertisement157 1967-06-11 15 UNIVERSITY of SINGAPORe'sTUOENTS "uNIOn" presents A CHARITY FILM PREMIERE pj Under the distinguished potronage of the President of the Republic of Singapore, Inche YUSOF BIN ISHAK I at I A I*l 101 on WEDNESDAY 14th June 9.15 p.m. a Preceded by A SPECIAL STAGE SHOW NWRisn soPHta ißromDO ipifeN ij157 words
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Advertisement137 1967-06-11 15 illMllllHtl i i Kl'llllllllMllMlMllM SEDE3E33 TODAY 3 SHOWS: J-4-» M MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA' ISi 1 f Haßßfl Jry TODAY 11 A.M. (MGM): SPARTAN GLADIATORS (Scope color) i Hi'- i until Last Day: 1 30-I.JO-7.00 ft f JO Wong Yu Chmg Pioq "Tha Magmticii.l Tri«" (Mondorio-Colorvropa) 11.15 am "Operation Cratsbew" (Colorscop*) Tomorrow137 words
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Advertisement276 1967-06-11 15 I ORCHARD: OPENS TODAY! mqm TODAY 5 SHOWS AT 11 ..in. 1.30. 4.00. 6.30 9.15 p.m. X I THE EXQUISITE TORTURE OF SUSPENSE THE SHOCK OF THE I UNEXPECTED IN A DRAMA THAT DEPARTS FROM THE ORDINARY! X X MICHELE MORGAN PAUL HUBSHMID in i BL a^Bflßoaaaaaal I Mm T276 words
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Article, Illustration231 1967-06-11 16 Confucius saves Molly Ang's honour on American TV SIM.APOKK. S«t Miss Touri>m Singapura. Mollie Ang, tmlav tomplaineil that she had a trying time with the "must demanding" Press, radio and tele, sum reporters hen she went on a world tour a* the Republic's representative recently. Miss \nc. recounting h«'« 1231 words
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136 1967-06-11 16 No licence 'fashion' puts a woman in trouble IPOH. Sat. It has become a "fashion" for the people of Ipoh to instal wireless sets in their houses without obtaining a licence. A wireless Inspection officer, Mr. Soo Hoo Fang Kong, said this when pressing for a deterrent I ■'tence against136 words
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1435 1967-06-11 16 Green Jungle— Wat Glung forecast pays $2,900 SINGAPORE, Saturday. QREEN JUNGLE, with M. J. Bass astride, sprang a big surprise in the Class 1 8f race at the amateur races at Bukit Timah todayHe beat Wat Glung (Petherick) and the favourite Pardon (Lam) easily to pay $242 for a win.1,435 words
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Article98 1967-06-11 16 TOTAL POOL $116,930 1ST *****4 S64.701 2ND *****3 MX. IKK 3RD *****9 9.243 Starters SI. 000 rath— Nos. *****8 *****.-) .*****1 *****8 *****7 *****1 *****4. Consolation S750 each Nos. *****7 *****7 *****3 *****1 *****3 *****8 *****6 *****3 *****5 *****6 5* PRl/.Ks s'oo each ttm: *****:? 1T.-.8II1 Itihl, -s98 words
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Advertisement64 1967-06-11 16 j^^^HK^^^^^l GET THE TASTE OF INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS The taste that is uniquely 555. The taste /^fffljk^ that State Express created for you by being KS^M that much more exclusive in the tobaccos J they choose. That much subtler in the blend. 555 were made for you. Get the taste! fi64 words
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Miscellaneous796 1967-06-11 16 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala l.umpur Ruagt; 5.55 National sonzsand Penani: 6 Ipoh and Ma- 600 New.s in Tamil GlO lacca: 3 and 10 Johore Bahru: Beatles Cartoon: 635 Women s 4 Taipini: 7 Batu Pahat; 9 programme 700 News in EnuXl n f- lNh: 710 Thomas Cup. 734 Power796 words
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214 1967-06-11 17 AJONTEVIDEO. Sat. 111 —Host nation Uruguay sprung the biggest surprise of the world basketball championship here last night with an upset victory over defending champions Yugoslavia by 58-.57. At half-time the Uruguayans were trailing 28-29. But the United States wprp itUI214 words
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Article20 1967-06-11 17 HAMILTON. Bat. Ch^lffa beat P^mbrokp Hamilton, holder* of thf Bermuda Football Asgnriatinn Cup. 2-0. last nich' I20 words
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Obituary46 1967-06-11 17 CABLE RECEIVED from rn\ on Mr. W. D. Juan Appuhamv Itthrr of Mr. W. D Joaeph p«ii«fd ««»v r'»'-*f"lly at Ellfnrtodi PamumiKama in MAT. MISI EOTMER IRVING rH#l"d aw«y p»ac*fullv on Put io«s; Ihth from IS '"antonm.nt Road at 8 ptn on 1 1 AAT46 words
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1303 1967-06-11 17 JPOH, Sat- Top players from Denmark, America, Japan, Indonesia and Malaysia will compete in the Malaysian Open badminton championships to be played here from Thursday to Sunday. There are 44 entries in the men's singles. 27 pairs In the men's doubles, nine In the1,303 words
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Article304 1967-06-11 17 CINOAPORK. Sat. Defend- ing champion. Lim Cheng Yew had an easy second round match last night when he beat A G. Barzi I.VI. 15-2 in the SBA Youth championships at Ginllemard Road. Boy aincle* l*t round: Andrew ?Pf b V "P Kah Meng 15-8.304 words
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Article305 1967-06-11 17 I ONDON. Sat.—Hamp•Lj shire retained tne clear leadership la the English county cricket championship table yesterday with a draw and first innings lead against Surrey, but they came close to deteat Hampshire, with six points from the match, are top of the table with 58 points,Reuter - 305 words
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537 1967-06-11 17 LONDON. Saturday. pNGLAND, after breaking several batting records, pushed remorselessly towards an overwhelming victory over India in the First cricket Test at Headingley. Leeds, yesterday. After declaring at 550 for four England ran through the depleted India side of nine fit men and in the537 words
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Advertisement319 1967-06-11 17 .Lite CLASSIFIEDS WordM $1* (Minimum') CHIN KHOO: H<"»»«n Wih MlB. tl.ifr s o Mr and Mrs Cbia Sfons Pin aad Liar. 8»«. aMM d o Mr. aad lira Kboo Kav Thram on 11.6 87. SANOOSHAM TAN: La» r«nc«. •Idaat a o Mr> Frlina Saadoahun hikl th* late Mr lohn Sando»ham319 words
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Advertisement94 1967-06-11 17 WE IIKE Nk^ AND IT DOES US GOOD J^^r 4hws >v i 'fl j' w$ mm Mi I Q I V Its MARVELLOUS what a difference Mflo mokes wt^ You'll like the delicious chocolatey flavour of Milo, and it "^^f^ does you good. Milo has essential vitamins and minerals f94 words
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Miscellaneous183 1967-06-11 17 i""" 1 """""JftJJjJj \43\ |i||mi| tt||||| i i A cure for a slice lllllflllllllllllllHllMMMliniMllMllHlllllinilMlMll IMMIIIMIMI IMIIMMIMIMIttU 11l iIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIII^ badminton -spore youth £t Rd>: PARC T •Troh»: Nejrl Malays v Jo- 1 k 1. Armed nor* Nf, i.v" ,Rerembsn>: Ms- ITJ v or (SIV licca Italavi v spore Mslav. „th t183 words
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Article133 1967-06-11 18 FORCES HIT PENANG FOR THREE PENANG, Saturday. A RMED Forces whipped Penang 3-0 on the sec"ond day of the Malaysian Hockey Federations quadrangular tournament on the Victoria Green here today. Forces, who lost to Selangor yesterday, played a better game today. They dominated play all through. Centre-forward Manjlt Singh gave133 words
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Article116 1967-06-11 18 Edwardian runners triumph ll'Oh. iKt. King Edward VII School. Taiping. became overall winners in the Perak schools sports council I interaane cros.s-coi.ntn over 3j miles for the Amoroae trophy here today. Runnersup were Anderson school. Ipoh. with the Malay College. Kuala Kung.sar. third. Abdul Raslud ot Malay College, was first116 words
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Article43 1967-06-11 18 TELUK ANSON. Sat— Sanusl. risiht inside of the Day Training Centre was sent off the field by referee W. A. Salim for kicking an opponent In a league Dlv. 1 soccer match against Cicely Estate here yesterday Cicely won 2-1.43 words
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Article28 1967-06-11 18 KANGAR. Sat— The Sultans 1 Gold Cup Mxcer match between TrengßHnu and Perhs scheduled for June 17 h.i^ Ix-en postponed to July 1 :it K.naar28 words
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Article18 1967-06-11 18 IPOH. Sat. Federal Workshop beat Selangor 2-0 In an liiter-DID Centra; Zone soccer competition here today.18 words
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Article63 1967-06-11 18 PENANO. Sat. Tan Aik Mong scored a double In the Penang schools Sports Council (secondary open badminton championships here. In the singles final he whipped Por Thean Chye. the new Penang junior champion. 15-2 15-5. and then teaming up with Thean Chye they beat Tan63 words
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Article, Illustration1258 1967-06-11 18 JAKARTA, Saturday fHE Thomas Cup challenge round between Malaysia and Indonesia here tonight had to be abandoned when the capacity crowd of 12,000 on the verge of pandemonium held up play. Malaysia were leading 4-3 with the score one-set all in the first1,258 words
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229 1967-06-11 18 JAKARTA, Sat. Memoers of Malaysia's Thomas Cup badminton team have been changing their hotel rooms dally to avoid hundreds of teenage girls chasing them for their autographs. Some of them have been spending whole days in the rooms of supportersReuter - 229 words
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Article53 1967-06-11 18 Satyanand&'s 'A' team won the Selangor schools' road relay \f the record time of 41m 47.2s at Lake Garden yesterday. Second were H;gh School XL and thi-d MBS Pentul. The Junior winners were St. Gabriel's < 44 :f i:.5 with High School XL and High School XIX" I.153 words
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Article36 1967-06-11 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Heavy rain washed out the annual soccer match between Selangor Club and Singapore Cricket Club after five minutes' play at the Pading today. It will be played tomorrow morning at 9.36 words
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569 1967-06-11 18 J^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Twelve records were broken and one equalled at the Vilctorla Institution's «sth annual athletic meet at Shaw Road yesterday. CLASS 1 100 m: 1 Cyril Gaudart 2 Loong Foo Juay 3 Hilmy Hj Mohd Nor 11.3 irec: 3Mn: 1 Cyril569 words
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Article341 1967-06-11 18 SYDNEY. Sat. Results ol Australian Association fooiI ball matclic-3 played today: N>u .nOK'IH DIV. 1 L. Macquarle 2 W. Wallsend c. .NSW FED. DIV. 1 Cumberland vs St. George (postponed, ground waterlogged*. Hakoah 6 Yugal 0. Sth. Sydney 1 Melita 1. NSW FED. DIV. 2 Bankstown vrReuter - 341 words
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Advertisement83 1967-06-11 18 CONGRATULATIONS to the SINGAPORE CHANGE ALLEY MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR INAUGURATION •Xv'.vX* \vXv' f»j>>^fc\S rV j&/^ A'-'^O^^^ -Si?^*. .*tt»X«%*X"* *?*Xv'v '\y I* 11-SiSS"' '"siSk. t'r- "ii^S HBBBUBB' HL^_ ,«niiijliii.": ..-^^^^jy';!;.';^ \ir !/?^i K L^L^Bbßj^^^Sssssß ft sk i^SsHsW^jfc' Hi ■Si*. s^PsoZHViSßK^Bbißb^b^b^b^LbsV t IjJ Bb^^^^B^Kmßm~3|l^ SMvQ)' N i vim83 words
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473 1967-06-11 1 What are your chances of being a guinea Pig? PATIENTS who are scared they might be used for medical experiments when they go into hospital have little need to worry. For the fact is. the vast majority of hospital doctors would be horrified at the idea of treatliik patients In473 words
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Article, Illustration778 1967-06-11 1 HUGH McLEAVE - How can they take off a wrong leg? HUGH McLEAVE SPOTLIGHTS TWO VERY IMPORTANT HOSPITAL PROBLEMS BY IF WE go by the figures, about 50 people will be wheeled out of hospital operating theatres this year to be roused from the anaesthetic and told that the surgeon has made a778 words
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620 1967-06-11 1 W. CATER - ROTARY IT'S NOT SUCH A SECRET SOCIETY W. CATER by THE world isn't actively against virtue. Of course; merely distrustful. Good always seems too good to be true a thought that clouded perhaps the otherwise sunny faces of delegates at the 42nd annual conference of Britain's Rotary clubs at Kastbourne.620 words
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Article, Illustration854 1967-06-11 1 NEW YORK. SATURDAY I WRITE this more In sorrow than in anger. You have lived with us, happily I thought, for more than a year now since you were born. But I realise it has all been a mistake. I have failed you. I know I have failed854 words
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Advertisement479 1967-06-11 1 PIB for faster relief from ASTHMA PIB (Pressurised Iso-Brovon) provides prompt and long-lasting relief in ASTHMA and BRONCHITIS. Compact unit— simple to use— easily carried in pocket or handbag. Over 300 doses— at low cost. You can SEE the contents and need never fear running short Ask your chemist IT?479 words
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Advertisement172 1967-06-11 1 if WM f k^W^ c^^l gQs B^H B^ ■sss^' ■»W» M T -W- /^sk. m £1 m 4.. iir^ Your son a Captain of Industry? Save now with CITIBANK Whether you want your child to carve out a which help you build for the future of your career in commerce,172 words
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Article, Illustration1916 1967-06-11 2 FENTON BRESLER - Exposed -because his own lawyer was so reckless FENTON BRESLER WHEN ANARCHISTS SPREAD TERROR IN LONDON'S EAST END... by Even the youngest barrister knows that when his client has a criminal record this must be kept from the jury. Why, then, did the experienced but excitable advocate in the murder1,916 words
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Advertisement148 1967-06-11 2 JKm vi ft v awl O||| !DL fit fl *i\ mmmmi Mm :m\ MBM ■K w*i^^B B Ww AmW Im\K*mmn-mmmm\ \W wK w I^^ U« 4% n s*4 I fcfc^^Mt^fc j% snow joii bow in -June's fashion-fiesta of beachwear hits modelled specially for you under warm Australian skies Anak Cardin's148 words
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Advertisement143 1967-06-11 2 I want to remember this moment... this special moment. How warm. How dear. How wonderful to be remembered and to remember. Just a click, and the moment is yours to keep to enjoy again and again. And isn't this what Kodak color films are really for? Brilliant Kodak films: KODACHROME143 words
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Article, Illustration1320 1967-06-11 3 Secret which the jury should never have known WAS THIS MURDER A VENGEANCE CRIME LINKED WITH THE FAMOUS SIDNEY STREET SIEGE? Jury should know the true record of a defendant making such a claim or launchIng such an attack. A crucial witness against Morrison was Mrs. Deitch the woman who1,320 words
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Article600 1967-06-11 3 RECENTLY Stanley McCartney had been Involved in a car accident. At first he considered himself lucky that he had suffered only a broken bone in his forearm. Later, though, when his arm felt comfortable in plaster and a sling he became impatient. "Look, doctor."600 words
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Advertisement442 1967-06-11 3 111 lit H I IVM 1 1 f1 HHH^^H gjj2 41!!!^%^ ha oes mean own Britannica? It means 11l ll i^^^^^^ffl^B D you have in your own horne alvvays at your fingertips tha world's createst 11 I lil k I I I rfll treasure hous e o f knowledge, equivalent442 words
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Miscellaneous297 1967-06-11 3 {popular crossworlT) ACROSS: i Snake O); a OOHN: l Sailor's sword (7); Slugplsh (7); 11. Lie In wait (4); Swaaßer (7) 3 Corrosion <4>--12 Hoot* i4>; 13 Confidence =>«««" ">. 3 Corrosion (4). (6); IS. Circuitous ways (7): 4. Skill 3) 6. Gone to sleep 14 17 Final (4); 18297 words
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Article, Illustration93 1967-06-11 4 Iks *oy< Sllhouctt* iwlnwHr end wtnwaar hat everything. Colours, wild and wonderful to softly tubtle. Bold hand (erven prints to pretty all-over Dorterni. Suitt that ore elegant, tomboy fih or ipcctactilar and gorgeoui hikimi in toicinotinq tobrict. Then tor holdmq tummies in, there are93 words
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Article, Illustration790 1967-06-11 4 Living it up! SPECIALLY FOR ALL THOSE BEHIND OUR BESTSELLERS TWO WOMEN WITH THE YOUNG ONES IN MIND THE YOUNG LOOK which is sweeping the fashion world today has two very able advocates in Singapore. They fully back the live it -up trend. Yet they do not belong to the790 words
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Advertisement370 1967-06-11 4 NEW EASY WAY TO SLIM lose up to 11 lbs. in 14 days Don't starve when you slim jet VASTILS '808. Now you can eat meat, fish, cheese and vegetable* and still slim! Because with PASTILS/808 you cat what you need you'll just want less! This revolutionary new weight conrrol370 words
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Advertisement254 1967-06-11 4 Welcome! Big beautiful Eyes. ..mi inh ibilcd. irresistible. Very Max Factor. Eye Make-Up comes of age. •<*<■••• The Bazazz Age. ',k'm'dJJ"'olVZ A'ew products, neti- colors J'* ?*"*.*T m ti lI *B. Intj re new eye fashions designed by inui f Wf >m ««Mfl Big bold beautiful eyes are '~*m^. Bazazz254 words
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Article577 1967-06-11 5 I HAVE just lost my new plastic Singapore Iden-tity-card How much will I have to pay and where do I apply for a new card? RAD LUCK A new card uill cost you $5. Apply to the Commissioner of National Registration. Empress Place. Singapore577 words
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Article, Illustration604 1967-06-11 5 Deirdre McSharry - Proved in three pictures Deirdre McSharry by -THAT THE OLD-STYLE 'UNDIES' HAVE VANISHED FOR GOOD LONDON THESE pictures prove that the average British woman 37-27-39 has at last cast off the tyranny of the corset in favour of functional, fancy underwear What store liftgirls used to call "Hn-ger-ray" has shaken604 words
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Article, Illustration82 1967-06-11 5 SKETCHED here Is one of those elegant James Bondtype despatch cases which airborne tycoons always seen to be carrying. The special thing about this one being that It to designed for the fetnmle Jet age execntKe. 811 m aa the masculine equivalent, it likewise contains82 words
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Article181 1967-06-11 5 Smartener uppers ijiROM my friends who are r first-rate cooks I have made a useful li'tle collection of smartener-uppers These arr small additions which give a touch of the exotic to a simple dish and make it seem like an elaborate recipe although the trouble involved K no more than181 words
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Advertisement250 1967-06-11 5 QDO-BONO saves Mary's [iT jB first date /f/£LSL f\ I W W^ v ßJ»7V»s«">M4iru B xftL-a^wr w r^^tm- 111 ll m l^f^^-^Kt^sH^ \T^*^ Steven: Coming bowling? Mimi: What's wrong with you? You't* been after Steven for weeks. And your Mary: Sorry, it's my Aunt'a birthday Aunt had a birthday last250 words
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Miscellaneous16 1967-06-11 5 /o n£*Ai2CA o <r\nC£(, r«£*SS»?!£* towo** i **<**ih± /l»T MC KMOV\ I f m m touKj16 words
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Article, Illustration568 1967-06-11 6 OUR Star of the Week" today is Miss Monica Choo (Kuala Lumpur student/ born June 17, 1948. IF VOtR BIRTHDAY falls between July 2 and July 8 inrlusive. -.end a passport picture of vouraelf— with your name, addrrss. date of birth and occupation to "Star of568 words
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Article670 1967-06-11 6 CAPRICORN i Doc 21— Jan 19 Money "luck" Is in parly in the week. You can make some fortun-irp arrangements for the next tew months and might get together with relatives for a project that will bring money for everybody. End of week will be exciting,670 words
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Article293 1967-06-11 6 TODAY: A wood day for lookIns up well-to-do friends Be ready to Jcrpet and to forgive If difficult relatives throng around FOB I I K TODAY WEAR OR I Sf Fuchsia pink. 3. amethyst TOMORROW: Keep to a settled programme today and all will be well.293 words
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Miscellaneous468 1967-06-11 6 HOW AAANV OF YOO GREAT CHIEFS Xl£*t± UNLESS THE THIEF IS 1 I ANP >cv, L^Jt' Vf -HI \#^rf( HAP YOUR CATTLE STOLEN?/ C HAVE j aJ^\4/lR STOPPEO NOW, THE V TARZAKJ AJ^^ml SEEKS TO 1 J| HE PAYS EVIL WHITE MEN JTDCOKJDEMKJW6 ,*-^/HERE IS SOUR. IF THIS COUNCIL VVILL^^^468 words
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