The Straits Times, 22 June 1967
1967-06-22
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Title Section23 1967-06-22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 llie National Newspapr The Straits Times 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266 F.stri. Iffl THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 *>23 words
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Article77 1967-06-22 1 WASHINGTON, Wed I S intelligence information indicates that hastern European nations have sent Egypt about Mi WG jet fighters since the Israelis smashed its air force in the Mid-K.ist war. But they disputed claims of Israeli military sources here that Russia and otherAP - 77 words
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Article, Illustration543 1967-06-22 1 I^HE United Arab Republic today declared its opposition to a United States proposal for Arab states and Israel to discuss the future of the Middle East with third party assistance. Dr. Mahmoud Fawzi, Deputy Prime Minister of the UA.R. told the special session of the GeneralReuter; UPI - 543 words
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Article, Illustration538 1967-06-22 1 Kosygin may meet LBJ today but climate will be chilly UNITED NATIONS, Wed. MR. KOSYGIN is expected to hold a brief "courtesy" session with President Johnson before leaving tomorrow for Moscow, official sources said today. U.S. officials said, however, thai despite llic visit, events were leading toReuter - 538 words
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525 1967-06-22 1 JUST WHAT I THOUGHT SAYS CLAY AFTER JAIL SENTENCE JJOI'STON, Wed. Heavyweight l> o\ c r Cassias Clay, contending ho is a Black Muslim minister and nol subject to the dra ll. was fou D (I guilty by a Federal Court yesterday <>l avoiding military service and given Ihe maximumReuter; AP - 525 words
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Article, Illustration74 1967-06-22 1 In— an Indon spelling team Xl ALA LIMPIK. Wid An Indonesian delet;ation "I M\ led by .Madame S. U. Kuddjati Mul.iadi (above) arrived here today to work out details of a common spcllini; systt-m in Indonesia and .Malaysia. The delegation will meet the Minister of Education. Inche Khir Johari. and74 words
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Article45 1967-06-22 1 HK exchange reopens HONG KONG. Wed— Trading at the Hoiiu Kong Mock exchanctv suspended since the Middle East war. was resumed today Prices of most of the Mockdropped about 10 cents compared with tlie i lose when the market .suspended trading on June 6.— APAP - 45 words
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Article, Illustration120 1967-06-22 1 NEW YORK, Wed.— Harlem Negroes seethed with anger today at the five-year jail sentence passed on Cassius Clay for refusing to do his army service. Floyd McKissick. national director of the Congress of Racial Equality, told a press conference that the verdict was "incredible." "I don't thinkReuter; AP - 120 words
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Article132 1967-06-22 1 BANGKOK. Wed. The Prime Minister. Field Marshal Thanom KIUI--kachorn. has ordered that a Vietnamese woman, accused of arson, be sentenced without trial for life. The Thai provisional constitution gives him emergency powers to deal with activities that are likely to disturb public and the nationalReuter - 132 words
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Article39 1967-06-22 1 PARIS. Wed Thieves siole i 1.000 lb. of opium from a ware-' house here. enoußh to make 1121 b. i of heroin, which would have a Mack market value of six million francs ($4 5 million —ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article150 1967-06-22 1 Mobs burn down council building 4 DEN. Wod. Arab nationalists burned down the Aden Legislative Council building today in a renewed outbreak of violence. Police said the council building went up "like a big bonfire. Thr building wai on a hill in Aden's Crater district which appeared to be controlledReuter - 150 words
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Article24 1967-06-22 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed No serious road incidents were reported throughout the cow riay— first day of the National Road Satety c«mn.24 words
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Article36 1967-06-22 1 SOTO I ARMS AID i Kir: or charge 1 MOSCOW. Wed. Russia v turi.o uriil' h.ne isrred to help bring 4r.ih armies hick to their pr«\ Mirliilr East war »tiPtisth frep of charge Rpiiler.36 words
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347 1967-06-22 2 J^EWYORK, Wed. U Thant yesterday hotly defended himself in the dispute over the withdrawal of the U.N. peacekeeping force from Egypt. He took vigorous exception to remarks on the subject made In the General Assembly yesterday by the Israeli Foreign Minister.Reuter - 347 words
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Article34 1967-06-22 2 PAII-BURY. Wni On« man was killed and two r«r> Mirrd durinc a clash between Rhorirsian Oovernmen* security fnrcps md a crou'i of alleced ternritts early today, M wia annmincrd Uj-t niah' RputerReuter - 34 words
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416 1967-06-22 2 CHARM- LL-SHLIKH (Southern Sinai), Wed. The Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. Lshkol, said yesterday he was prepared to meet President Nasser and King Hussein anywhere even at sea to discuss permanent peace in the Middle Last. Speaking informally to Israeli soldiers whoAgencies - 416 words
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101 1967-06-22 2 ]\EW YORK. Wed. -A number of Arab delegates walked out on the Israeli Foreign Minister, Mr. Abba Eban, and he withdrew when the Syrian delegate took the floor In the General Assembly yesterday. During Mr. Eban's statement, Mr. Oromyko. the Soviet Foreign Minister, and Dr. Fedorenkn,101 words
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Advertisement253 1967-06-22 2 Advertisement: Lemons For Beauty To keep your skin clear and fair you need the 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 shoulders253 words
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Miscellaneous43 1967-06-22 2 TUB GAMBOLS ■< *~*.ste*& ftio, i nef use to di*cu*s)\ I O m v*onlvO*JG vjobd) St»V4T mattsk vtru iouy savon me sue jeer/ (ano tuat vjopo ft no 7 /amoittookN v r y I we? an uoue I f'^mmmJ^. l^^^^aaaeS vj? S V !L^43 words
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242 1967-06-22 3 Olivier's cancer: A good chance of cure, says his wife I ONDON. Wed —Sir Laurence Olivier has cancer but there is a good chance of a cure, his wife said last night. Lady Olivier aetres* Joan "Plowrlght called a news conference to appeal to the public not to cancel bookingsAP - 242 words
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Article60 1967-06-22 3 TEL AVIV. Wed —An Appellate Court judge will hold an inquiry Into whether any of the troops involved in the attack on the U.S. •omm inications .-hip Liberty ahouid be prosecuted. The official court of Inquiry reri into the incident, in which Americans died and60 words
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453 1967-06-22 3 INDIA last night proposed to China that each country send civil aircraft on Friday to evacuate personnel of their respective embassies in New Delhi and Peking. Earlier India announced that it was lifting Its blockade of the Chinese Embassy here following news thatReuter - 453 words
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102 1967-06-22 3 ]\E\V DELHI, Wed. 1 The Third Secretary of the Chinese Knib.i^j. Mr HsW'h hrn-hao. under deportation order by the Indian Government, left here today for Rangoon under a heavy security >cre«'n Police armed with lathis guarded the airport building and tarmac as he boarded102 words
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164 1967-06-22 3 British economy very sound: Wilson LONDON, Wed.— Mr. Wilson said yesterday Britain had reached a position of economic strength which had withstood the pressures of the Middle East crisis. He said Britain was passing through, the most revolutionary period of change that the country had seen in the last 100Reuter - 164 words
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Article46 1967-06-22 3 MANILA. Weii. Fnale.>- attacked and looted a village on Northern Mindanao island yesterday as police were conducting seminar against piracy In the provincial capital. 20 miles away. About 27 heavily-armed pirate* took away more than 15.000 pesos from a Chinese businessman.46 words
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Article42 1967-06-22 3 JAKARTA. Wed.— lndonesia U drafting a completely new policy to replace former President Soekarno's political man.; spokesman for the People's Provisional Congress said today A special lumnnf.ep expected Ut complete tb* draft by ihe end cf this miii;,,42 words
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Article, Illustration405 1967-06-22 3 I still don't know, says Wilson LONDON, Wed. Mr. Wilson yesterday conceded that even after his talks with President de Gaulle he still did not know whether negotiations on Britain's Common Market membership would start soon. But he said he had told the French leader that Britain would not takeReuter - 405 words
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Article127 1967-06-22 3 WASHINGTON, Wed.— A Defence Department economy move has cancelled the biggest U.S. military manoeuvres scheduled this year. The war games, called "exercise Kittyhawk." were to have involved 70.000 troops In air. ground and amphibious operations In coastal and Interior North Carolina during August. But127 words
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153 1967-06-22 3 QENEVA, Wed.— A Greek editor, who closed bis newspaper rather than submit to Government censorship, yesterday told more than 200 newspaper executives from 31 countries that every journalist had "not only the right, but the duty, to remain free." Mr Panos Kokkas. editor-in-chiefReuter - 153 words
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Article140 1967-06-22 3 PILOTS SPOT NEW RED ROCKET SITES YEW YORK, Wed. 11 Ominous-1 ook ing concrete slabs were spotted by U.S. pilots flying over North Vietnam. Newsweek magazine reported today. Saigon intelligent 1 official* feared, it said, that they were launching pads for Russian ground-to-ground missiles which might be used against U.S.140 words
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Advertisement129 1967-06-22 3 v. 11 fi iw Hecworth Sheffield reproductions of exquisite silver plate and Rndd cutlery mm j adorn the finest and most modern homes I jM their elegant design and superb W\\ quality are signposts to gracious living. \W; You are welcome to inspect, without obligation, our exclusive collection of IKSS129 words
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471 1967-06-22 4 Registration for school admission 1967 toEGISTRATI O X of children for admission to Primary One in January next year, will be carried out at all primary and full schools in Singapore from July 3 to 26, the Ministry of Education, announced today. The age of admission will be restricted to471 words
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Article, Illustration161 1967-06-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. "Informal" talks will bPRin tomorrow betwppn Singapore Government trade officers and a top-level Burmese trade delegation on ways and means of pushing up the present $40 million-a-year trade between Singapore and Burma. The five-man delegation, headed by Col. Tan Yu Slang, chairman of the161 words
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Article89 1967-06-22 4 'T'ODAYK educational TV on Channel 8 is as follows: 8.30 am -8.50 am.. English literature Sec. 1; 9 15-9.35. English literature. Sec. 2: 10-10.20. Mathematics. See 2: 11 05-11.25. English second languagr. Sec 1; 1 1 45-12.05. Geneial science Sec. 1; 12.25 p.m. -12 45 p.m.89 words
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142 1967-06-22 4 SINGAPORE, W>d— Singapore's Ministry of Culture is now finalising plans to order new records to replace as many as possible of those lost in the fire at the Radio Singapore's record library last week. The permanent secretary to the Ministry. Mr. Llm Joo142 words
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Article132 1967-06-22 4 Court told of man's 52 injuries SINGAPORE. Wed. The High Court today heard how a construction labourer. Loo Tuck Fal. was found with 52 Injuries after being slain at Jalan Buklt Ho Swee about a year ago. A youth. Llm Yau Hung, nicknamed "Barber's Son." pleaded not guilty to a132 words
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Article47 1967-06-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Peoples Association will hold a pugilistic show at the National Theatre on July 19 at 7.30 p.m. The show will feature the winning teams in the recently held pugilistic competition at the Gay World, and the proceeds will goto charitable organisations.47 words
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Article26 1967-06-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed -Thr official opening of the Crescent Girls School by the Minister for Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed.26 words
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Article28 1967-06-22 4 SINGAPORE Wed— The Governmrrv. family planning mobile exhibition will be held m the Stamford community centre irom tomorrow to Sunday, from 3.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m.28 words
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Article27 1967-06-22 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Automobile Association of Singapore has moved Into Its new home In River Valley Road from ite former offices in Orchard Road.27 words
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Advertisement228 1967-06-22 4 GALAr SS, PALACEI 1.30. 4.00. 6.30 t 9.15 P.M. 1.00. 3.30. 8.45 9.30 P.M. FANTASTIC! ASTOUNDING! M uaj The Incredible JP m± y/f Adventure Of or'sUPERMAN 9 T H E PHANTOM" «nd "CAPTAIN M»/ MARVEL"! t%>- jm W mki KEN WOOD in ,^fe\ MMisr QfABOUQii EASTMANCOLOR £s\ SCOPE 45i "^.^^.v228 words
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Advertisement565 1967-06-22 4 OPCNt TOOAY! 11 em, 130, 4 00, 630 A 9 11 pm REQUIEM rOR N SECREI ACENI $»»wBr» Gron«tr Danirla Bi«n«hi rt O,ne»» Sob*. ON STAG! Tonpqht At fl Spm "SITRON'S TAUNT QUEST ♦T" (HEAT NO. 1 1 SATURDAY MIDNIGHT! Cstor "BAG FULL UF DOLLARS" Jntk STUART Dan VADIS. ■WA565 words
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Article, Illustration410 1967-06-22 5 MP urges inquiry into two more societies 'THE $700-A-MONTH OFFICIAL IN A NEW JAG...' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed AN M.P. today urged the Government to look into the activities of two more societies the Police Thrift and Loan Society and the University oi Malaya Co-operative Society. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (Lab-Batu)410 words
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Article88 1967-06-22 5 UONd KONG. Wed.— The lire wbien broke out yesterday on boara the Panamanian registered freighter Wing Soong damaged about 280 tons of sugar cargo, it was learned here today. The ship bad a cargo of about 830 tons of sugar which were loaded at Canton for transhipmentReuter - 88 words
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Article32 1967-06-22 5 BRUNEI TOWN Wed. Th» Brunei Independence Front ha* submitted a new party embleir to the Government for approval The emblem incorporates several symbols representing Islam auriculture. industry and the people32 words
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224 1967-06-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. UOLDERS of Singapore identity cards who are neither citizens of Malaysia or Singapore can apply for the Malaysian red (alien) identity card, if they have been rejected by the Singapore Government, a top-level source said today. He added224 words
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Article75 1967-06-22 5 KUALA 1 UMI'IR Wed A three-man panel recently srlrcted 31 ex-sPi\ iconien [ram Kr nun It tie re*ei;led in Federal Land Deveiopment Authority .schemes in M.. lav.-:;.. The panel will hold another interview lit the Local Delenc* Corps Headquarters in Mfl'fiTf on June 2S. Demobilised personnel75 words
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Article150 1967-06-22 5 THE uut.skirt.N ot the mining village of Titi. 30 miles from here, where the first shot during the Emergency was fired by the terrorists, wsa this afternoon pounded with rockets from Hawker Hunters and Canberra fiahter bombers The "enemy" in the exerci.-r code-named "Ged«ely" were150 words
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190 1967-06-22 5 Big response for 'new look' plan for Singapore SINGAPORE, Wednesday. DESPONSE to the Governments invitation to private investors to develop the 14 urban renewal projects costing $90 million has been •beyond expectation. The head of the Urban Renewal Department of the Housing and Development Board. Mr. Alan Choc. said: "Inquiries190 words
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Article72 1967-06-22 5 IPOH Weii. Mr. Justice Chanc president of me Ipoh SPCA. appealed today for generous donations to help the soc.ety eanrjf out iUs work The society will hold a Hag day this werk-end to raLse lunds. The .indue was speaking at St. Michael'i Institution when the72 words
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Article22 1967-06-22 5 PENANG. Wed— More than 500 yard., of wire was itolen from Rediflusion post.s at Br.i.vii R-ad and Scott Road yesterday.22 words
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Article58 1967-06-22 5 Jh.-~kI.IOV \\>d The Slate Oovernmtni today abolished import ttcencti ioi .«i! \ehicle tjrrat At the MM time, it clamped Import licence* on L' 4 other item* of good* Annum them Per'lli•ei- travel kihxj.v cigarette ia.vf> and holders smokers accessories hand dhus. wallets. travel cars. safety helmets,58 words
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Article53 1967-06-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Sardon. will receive the Petaling Java Lions Club president > Appreciation Award for his sen-ires to the youth of the community The presentation will tike place at an n and :a<i:r>-' me'it dinner at the Jade r.53 words
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Article23 1967-06-22 5 I1»<IH W*d on poultry production \rter: I torn M lyata *na S:n«arx>lf »t thrf>»-dav COOftP Kuftla l.umpur t*finn:ni on PnrU*23 words
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276 1967-06-22 5 Gabriel L — - Girl and gang outwit woman in flat Gabriel L— By SINGAPORE, Wed. A housewife played a cat-and-mouse game with a girl robber and two men accomplices before they finally pounced on her in her flat and got away with $1,000 worth of watches yesterday. Madam Lam Ah Choy. of Beo276 words
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Article51 1967-06-22 5 Family planning course KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johnn. will open t the third session of a training iniirse for clinical staff of the National F.imily Planning Board i in the MARA Building on Satur- day. inche Jolian us rh.iirman of fur Nat'.onal Pamily Planning51 words
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Article31 1967-06-22 5 PENANG. Wed, Two youths on a motor ejTCia ftrabbfd a handbag containing $40 and a cheque book from Mrs. C. R. SmnHth.iniby, of Kuala Lumpur, tt Bishop Street yesterday31 words
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Advertisement255 1967-06-22 5 WHY USE A BIG ONE... WHEN A MINI CAN DO IT? ESTATE AND GENERAL-PURPOSE TRACTOR. Whatever the job is shunting 8-ton loads of fruit cages in your palm factory mowing grass in your linesite inter-row spraying or slashing running a pump or rotavating planting cover or 'dozing and grading— you255 words
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Miscellaneous114 1967-06-22 5 IHrli I rtirt, lit, himt-r frf.u/W Tf' 1 f I'D SWEAR I JUST PASSED 1 fHOW^EXcREATf MAYBE I'M 1 R*7 I ?n Jl 'J I A CROW CARRYING >O(j A LITTLE OLD FOR V/ WATS WITH NOU? ASKS S*M^ I\\ 4^^ 1&\ A HANDBAG.^ 4 DOING TR€E CLIMBING "IF I114 words
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Article118 1967-06-22 6 Peking cuts exports to S'pore CINOAPORE, Wrd -Trade circles lodai reported that China i.s "re-orient-ating" its evport policy loirardi Singapore became Pefclßf is not s.itisfird with the way that some Singapore traders have disposed of their imports of Chines,- origin Chin. i is understood to hue complained th.it Chilli made118 words
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Article, Illustration495 1967-06-22 6 'Tariff protection will be taken away if they abuse it...' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed pIONEER industries were told today that tariff protection given to them would be taken away if they abuse it. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, who gave this warning495 words
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220 1967-06-22 6 'What U.S. banks did outside Malaysia not our concern' L' U A L A LUMPUR, 1V Wed.— The operations of banks in other countries, as long as they do not adversely affect Malaysia, should be of "no concern to us," the Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Siew Sin. told the220 words
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139 1967-06-22 6 GEOFFREY GELDARD - More Communist arms dumps found near Kuching GEOFFREY GELDARD: From Kuching, Wed. OECUBITY forces in Sarawak yesterday captured two more Communist arms dumps in the Lundu area west of Kuching. A security forces spokesman said this afternoon that information eiven by a member of the public led a security forces139 words
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Article145 1967-06-22 6 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A FIVE-YEAR-OLD boy was killed and his father seriously injured in a road crash at the junction of Frankel Avenue and East Coast Road early today. Ronnie Goh died on Hip spot when a Volkswagen driven by his father collided with a145 words
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Article47 1967-06-22 6 KUAI.A LUMPUR. V%rd. Th« M >f Agriculture and Co- ll.ii! Mohamed Gha/mli Jawi. will open the Malaysian Co-operative Movement Seminar a\ the Cn-operative College in Pi '.<iniK Jaya on June jr. iniMd hgp he ooii of Malaya and :he International Co-peraU\e Ai...ni ■>•47 words
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Article29 1967-06-22 6 RAUB Wee human calculating machine lilaa ShakuiHhala Dcvi, no« on a tour in Wcj; Malayiia. wlil g.vf a performance at the Town Hall here on June 2829 words
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Article57 1967-06-22 6 j KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Oewan Ra'ayal tonieht approved a motion amending the Financial Procedure Ordinance 1957 to proTide for a trust fund to enable the government to «jtsi.st Maiays tc take an active part in the min.ria industry The fund mil oe known aa "■kploilatkm57 words
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Article29 1967-06-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR Wed Th« Deputy Pi-mif Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. wtil upon the fir»t PLDA oil palm processing mMi lor smallholders in Jeran#au. Trengganu on Friday.29 words
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Article21 1967-06-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— TlM University of Malaya Student* Union »i!i hold its »nnual Welfare Carmvai on Saturday and Sunday21 words
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Article39 1967-06-22 6 KI'ALA 1.1 MPI R. Wed Koh Ah Brne. 'I. under remand in Pudu fall atecc but rf k on .< ih.ircr of theft, fell to his death from the second floor of tb« I prison yesterday.39 words
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275 1967-06-22 7 AN ex Barisan Sosialis official, in a public statement before his release today after two years' detention, warned that the Barisan's prese n t policy of "street struggle" was highly dangerous. Boey York Teck, a fitter before his arrest, stressed that this policy275 words
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Article, Illustration604 1967-06-22 7 CHIA POTEIK - CHIA POTEIK THE SINGAPORE OF 1970... $10MIL. FOR SHOPPING COMPLEX, FLATS IN CHINATOWN G]N(i A PORK, Wed. People's Park, a favourite Chinatown haunt for eating and shopping at night, will give way to a $10 million comprehensive shopping complex and apartments under the Government's $90 million urban604 words
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Article48 1967-06-22 7 SINGAPORE. Wed— The finals of the Esso "Leaders of Tomorrow" oratorical contest for this year will be held at the Victoria Theatre at 7 p.m. tomorrow. The Minister of State for Culture. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, will give away the prizes to the winners.48 words
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176 1967-06-22 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Economic Development Board proposes to set up for the first time a businessmen's action group to assist in attracting foreign investment to Singapore. This was disclosed today by the chief of the Board's Investment Promotion Division, Mr. Chan Chim Bok, in176 words
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Miscellaneous140 1967-06-22 7 \ll<>?t Onp Bff V.T. Minwnlin a */*C^rT^^i D r il^S- y^~7~\ YES SIRI Q*-^ A1 I HOW ABOUT > BUT I DONT I I WUAT WAS GOOD > rr_j^H-r NTBLLVOURE/ THAT NAME TOR HIMSELF AS RUNNING OFF KNOW ANY ENOUGH FOR RICHARD/ WELL, 1 i S9uSRF A 1 OUI7E A140 words
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Article58 1967-06-22 8 V 3 Wnr4* Hi (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the Ist* Vr Jemali Bin Hajl Ma'arof thank relatives, friends for their ktnd attendance! help and donations rendered during their recent bereavement. TMI FAMILY OF the late Josephine August Sta Maria (Elsie Prole) thank the Parish Priests Church members, relatives friends58 words
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Obituary23 1967-06-22 8 H Word* tit (Minimum) IN LOVINO MEMORY of late S. P Ra'ram Malayan Railways departed 22 5.1859 Rone, but always remem-23 words
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Article83 1967-06-22 8 LOOKING FOR A nourishing meal to start the day? Here your answer Quaker sugar Pufft. Straight from the box and easy to serve Every »ug»r coated puff glistens with golden honey. Tour children will love It. INTERNATIONAL TRAINING CBN TRB, Language Laboratory, stage I now la session lgweek courses,83 words
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Article33 1967-06-22 8 M^H'orrf. <*t,mlmum> WORRIED' BURDENED- SICKEN ED? All welcome to Pentecostal Con ventloo Followed ■nh Healing and Miracle at n Thomas School. 1 Martnoma Road. ■MtapgM H— 'S June nightly 7 p.m33 words
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Article632 1967-06-22 8 The debate in the Dewan Ra ayat on the Royal Address began promisingly, but turned out to be a drab affair, relieved in the end only by Ministerial speeches which shed light on foreign policy and by assurances to Sabah and Sarawak that their interests, especially in632 words
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Article343 1967-06-22 8 "Negotiation" seems to be the wrong word, though the Central Government and the Selangor State Government say that is what has been going on between them over the value of some State pro- perty in Kuala Lumpur. Thn State Government wants to move out to the new capital343 words
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Article250 1967-06-22 8 A pugilist with a pacifist objection to fighting can expect the count to begin the moment he steps into court to defend his refusal to wear his country's uniform. Yet, as Cassius Clay (or Muhammad Ah) insists, "there is one helluva difference between fighting in the ring and250 words
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Article, Illustration554 1967-06-22 8 THE KEY WORD WILL AGAIN BE NIBMAR MR. Lan Smith, the Rhodesian Prime Minister, has a last chance to make up his mind. He has to choose between a final and irrevocable commitment to U.D.I, and damn the cost, or a settlement with Britain at the554 words
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699 1967-06-22 8 TO understand Arab policy now it is important to realise what they have just experienced. Their version of recent events is very different from the outside one. In America and Britain it looked somethin? like this: Arabs threaten Israel with destruction, Israel bashes699 words
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Letter475 1967-06-22 8 \VE the undersigned feel TT perturbed by the speech made by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, concerning the "Kumpulan Bertlndak Mengawal Suami" or "Taming the Husbands Action Group." at the annual dinner of the Institute of Surveyors. Tun Razak was reported as having said:475 words
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Letter30 1967-06-22 8 SNATCH thieves have never had It so good in Penang. Shouldn t the police at least advise women not to carry handbags? Or perhaps to stay Indoors? TSK Petaling Jaya30 words
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Advertisement713 1967-06-22 8 raw. -_A\-....,<**.W..\J.f Classified advertisements for I Straits Times Malay Mall may b« handed to: I COLD STOIACt SUFIR-MARKET --■d Rood (Recept.onut Deik) COLO STORAOI BHANCHIS Holland Rood Novel Bom CITY BOOK STORE LTD.. Winchester Houw, Collycr Quay. THE NEWS FRONT Fitipotnck't Supermarket M. BJI ISMAIL 3 AoVniroity Rood. Novel Bom.713 words
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Advertisement45 1967-06-22 8 $ee£hou) The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cat to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Also Import*" 4 e«j>or*«rs or High Clou Wortroo 1 t WoolUr*. SINGAPORE: 21, Chuli« Stre.». T.I: 924 31 HONGKONG: Mirodor Maniion. Itt Floor, Room No. 8. 54-64, Nornon Road. Kowloon.45 words
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Advertisement152 1967-06-22 8 A REVOLUTION IN RICE! I gUTy" *mm u\\>^mtmP*t saaaH Mat caaaaaMsaaE j^, ,mmmmm^SmSWS9S*^L saaaaV attfMV^J V DID YOU KNOW THAT:It takes up to three weeks, and back breaking effort to cultivate one acre of Rice with a buffalo. Now, the Tropical Howard Rotavator will complete one acre of Rice Cultivation152 words
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Article, Illustration769 1967-06-22 9 Tun Razak: Make our development efforts a real success ¥T was now extremely urgent that 1 the Malaysian nation as a whole, the people, and the leadership be fully committed to the tempo and spirit of development so as to make their development efforts a real success. This was stressed769 words
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Article, Illustration893 1967-06-22 9 HUGH; MABBETT - Experts from 14 nations for talks on turning plans into action HUGH MABBETT By IN Kuala Lumpur this morning planning and development experts from 14 countries will begin nine days of intense discussions on how best to turn economic planning into action. Not, be it noted, on planning itself. That893 words
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Article155 1967-06-22 9 riWIRTEEN countries have accepted in vitations to take part in the seminar. They are Ceylon. Ghana. Indonesia. Iran. Kenya. MalaKttV< Xiceria. the Philippints. South Vietnam. Thailand. Turkey. Uganda and thr I mini Arab Republic. Malaysia will make II Indonesia is sending three delegates. Kenya two and155 words
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Article, Illustration906 1967-06-22 9 Ismail bin Abdullah - A system that really works and produces results Ismail bin Abdullah by |\ELEGATES to the seminar will almost certainly have heard of Malaysia's Operations Rooms and Red Books long before they reach Kuala Lumpur's Subang airport. Word of these institutions has spread afar, as so has their emulation. But the906 words
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Advertisement24 1967-06-22 9 KINTA ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION CO. LTD. IS PROUD TO PLAY ITS PART IN Rural Development UNDER GOVERNMENT'S FIRST MALAYSIA PLAN IPOH P. O. BOX 5724 words
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Advertisement287 1967-06-22 10 help build Malaysia's new prosperity United Motor Works brings together 2 industrial giants Mitsubishi and Komatsu, to help in Malaysia's big push towards an even greater prosperity for all. Already they are assisting in the construction of roads, opening of jungles, logging, digging and in agricultural and industrial projects of287 words
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684 1967-06-22 11 SULEIMAN ALI - Better use of resources to improve living standards SULEIMAN ALI by PARTICULAR emphasis' 1 wil: be laid throughout the seminar on the role of the people in national development an emphasis demanded by Malaysian experience as much as by any other factor. The National Rural Development Plan laid down four684 words
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Article, Illustration43 1967-06-22 11 SEMINAR DELEGATES TO SEE SUNGEI DUSUN AND GEDANGSA SCHEMES SETTLERS' homes on one of the earliest FLDA projects in Pahang on the fringe of the |engka Triangle QUARTERS provided for FLDA officers at the Gedangsa project in Selangor.43 words
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Article, Illustration790 1967-06-22 11 Mah Bee Hoo - Mah Bee Hoo by ON Wednesday next week seminar delegates will call at land schemes at Sungei Dusun and Ciedangsa to see at first hand how Malaysia has tackled the essenti a 1 business of turning jungle into farms. There is not much doubt790 words
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Advertisement86 1967-06-22 11 s w*^2^B i In the Bukit Goh, the Kemayan, the Bukit Boding, the Jerargou, the Sungei Dusun and many other FLDA. schemes, STIHL Chain Saws 70% to 90% are used. The F.L.D.A. contractors chose STIHL Chain Saws for their reliable engines, the fast cutting and the economical fuel consumption. There86 words
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Advertisement210 1967-06-22 11 SIEMENS "~Jfir^ The Siemens Group 'H2 fil^ 3t— Jt your experienced I^JB^*~ -y^ v partner In all electrical Srfl iV Vji engineering Tjfl ZJt?l Technical versatility With ebout 250.000 employees working m ell Siemens motors stand up to operation m both the m«|or brandies of communications, power tropical heat and210 words
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Article, Illustration903 1967-06-22 12 W. S. de Silva - W. S. de Silva By MASSIVE engineering works in north Malaya are setting the stage for the most refined test yet of Malaysia s mastery of "the techniques of implementation." In 1970, only 30 months away, the works will permit the irrigation903 words
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Advertisement222 1967-06-22 12 What part do Honda portable generators Hllli L' play in Malaysia's Rural Development! T^f/AMHilll The Government his recently purchased a large number of Hondt Portable *r-*C\~~\ Js&Sflffi W&^fFlßrfmi Generators for installation in rural community centres. These HONDA Portable j SSrJrTaB Generators provide electricity to rural areas for lighting or running222 words
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215 1967-06-22 13 Joint patrol finds three Red camps A LOR STAR, Wed. A joint Malay-sian-Thai border police patrol, taking part in a combined operation last week, has found thr°e terrorist camps in the Jungle near Betong, south Thailand. The camps on hilltop* showed signs of recent occupation with accommodation for between 20215 words
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Article64 1967-06-22 13 HONG KONO. Wed. The P and O luxury liner. Chltral. with 150 pa«engers on board, limped bark to Hong Kong today with an electrical fault In its switchboard The liner was about 100 miles off Hong Kong on I's way to Singapore when fault was discovered. ItReuter - 64 words
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Article98 1967-06-22 13 lESSELTON, Wed. J Another 139 agricultural workers and dependents sponsored by the Malaysian Migration Fund Board arrived here today. This Is the seventh group of workers to be sent to Sabah to ease the labour shortage In the State. The workers were recruited from Pahang.98 words
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Article30 1967-06-22 13 SITIAWAN. Wed. A two-year-old boy. S Saravanan- of Pundut estate here, was killed when he was run over by a bus at Ayer Tawar. near here, yesterday.30 words
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Article24 1967-06-22 13 BANTING. Wed Mr S P. Cyril lias been elected president of the Salak Malaysian Indian Congress at the annual meeting here recently.24 words
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Article, Illustration236 1967-06-22 13 MARGARET WEE - MARGARET WEE By RUALA LUMPUR. Wed. His only hope of a cure has been shattered, but hole-in-the-heart boy Mohamed Yunos bin Sidin, 19, is praying for a miracle. At his office in Television Malaysia where he works as a library assistant. Yunos236 words
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447 1967-06-22 13 rE deployment of No. 2 Canberra Bomber Squadron of the Royal Australian Air Force from Butterworth to South Vietnam could not be construed as a move by Malaysia to get involved in the war. Tun Abdul Razak said today. The squadron comprised447 words
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320 1967-06-22 13 Albert Ramalingam - THE MAN WHO DREAMT FIGHTING CATS... Albert Ramalingam From TESSELTON, Wed. After a dream about fighting cats 37-year-old Dulaip bin Jani awoke to a nightmare at his aunt's home last December. Around him lay the slashed bodies of his wire and elßht-year-old son and he was holding a parang In320 words
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Article52 1967-06-22 13 King's son-in-law dies KUALA TRENGGANU. Wed. Tengku Serl Kelena Raja, a son-in-law of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. died in the General Hospital here yesterday, after a long illness Tengku Kelena 44. was accorded a royal funeral here today at the Royal cemetery of the Sultan Zatnal Abidin Mosque He leaves52 words
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Article42 1967-06-22 13 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The case against probationary Inspector Syed Abdul Zahld bin Syed Ibrahim, charged with corruptly accepting $150 from Chin Rook as inducement to release Htb people arrested in connection with a robbery, has been post, poned to Aug. 38.42 words
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Article, Illustration159 1967-06-22 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Miss Celine Rabevazaha, 26, from Malagasy, hopes to Improve her English during her 10-day stay here. She flew In today as the only woman delegate to the 13-natton Afro-Asian national delelopment seminar beginning here tomorrow. An assistant to159 words
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Article109 1967-06-22 13 SINGAPORE. W e d. Straits Times readers have donated a further $317 for the nine Murugaraja orphans of Kuala Lumpur. Their fund now stands at M.719. The donations came from: Port Engineers' section of the Port of Singapore Authorit. 5217.10 and the staff of Chartered Bank.109 words
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110 1967-06-22 13 I/UALA LI.MPIR. Wed. —The implementation of the National Language Art is bring studied by a committee set up by th«> Prime Minister's Drpartmrnt. Announcing this in the Dewan Ra'avat last night, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul R.i 7 ak added: "The conimitt'T wlli consider and110 words
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Article29 1967-06-22 13 0 The Straits T:mes will publish in tomorrow's i&bue an eight-pattr supplement on the Rrtas FM a-ncl I.iur.g Sound System Exhibition. Make sure thai you set \our ropy29 words
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Article26 1967-06-22 13 KI'AI.A LUMIM'R Wed Members of :he H i I Force collected $155 for th< a of the Poor at a recent dance her*.26 words
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Advertisement168 1967-06-22 13 Designed to satisfy Maiaysian demands. Designed to satisfy Malaysian demand tor a very heavy-duty machine capable of dealing with up to 6" diameter growths, piled palm fronds, fast handling of all estate inter-row vegetation, rugged enough to stand up to continual work of this nature in very heavy tropical conditions.168 words
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Advertisement171 1967-06-22 13 Children enjoy learning with Educational TV and KRUESLER 1 Cgg* I MODEL T10» •ft SINGAPORE LIST PRICE $1390 Thlt Krletler model Incorporates the popular low-wide Una and features speakers at each end. Kriesler puts power behind the picture with a king-size power A.C. chassis giving you perfect picture and sound.171 words
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Miscellaneous97 1967-06-22 13 THE TIDES TODAT: Sedlll Kechll 10 37 a.m. (B.lft) 8.18 p.m. (B.sft): Singapore 11.39 am <Bft> 1037 pm. (9.2 ft); Port Dickson 621 a.m. (7.9 ft) 6.55 pm (9 4fti; Tort Bwettenhsm 5.49 am (14.6 ft) 559 pm <15 Sft> Penan? 12 21 am (SPfti \22h am. < B.7ft 197 words
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Miscellaneous697 1967-06-22 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala. Lorn- News in Mandarin. 8.10 Forum pur and Penan*; 6 Ipob and Roao Safety Week camM»larca; S and 10 Johore paign; 835 Wonders of the B»hni: 4 Tatwnr; 7 Bmtu Wild: 8.60 Koraji Reading 900 Paiiat; 9 Kluanf. News in Nationai LancuaKe: 5.45 p.m. Programme697 words
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Article66 1967-06-22 14 ANTWERP: Mr. Henry Labordienne. 32. has been Granted a raise in pay because he works under hardship conditions." Mr Labordienne manages a clothing factory that includes almost one hundred women workers and no other men. "Girls one at a time are exciting, but in a gang they can drive66 words
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Article, Illustration66 1967-06-22 14 TAKE a carefree swirl with rainbow colours and move right up to fashion's dateline. This pretty multi -coloured mini-dress, presented during a recent fashion show, features perman c n t pleats on the skirt with diagonal stripes, while the yoke is designed with h o r i ontal66 words
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Article561 1967-06-22 14 OLIVIA YEOH - OLIVIA YEOH by JEWELLERY experts in Singapore are in a furore over a statement made by an American diamond dealer that diamonds are hardly a good investment. Earlier this week Mr. Daniel Bennett was quoted in this page as saying that if a person bought561 words
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Article143 1967-06-22 14 YOU'LL (eel young In the sun, but too much of It will make you look old. Overexposure to the sun prod uces prematurely weathered skin which is unattractive and can possibly lead to a health problem. The California Medical Association says that skin exposed excessively143 words
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Advertisement532 1967-06-22 14 mmm **^m mmammmU "^k if I A whisper of quiet elegance: I 1 I an excitingly new range of y I matching Lou bras with M A V^_X V^/ half-slips, girdles and panties. DfYTTTT CW U In p» nk re y' nay y Wuc JjvJUlLUUlli cham P a ne and532 words
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Advertisement373 1967-06-22 14 Complete New Treatment for Facial Blemishes and Pimples! Medicated Cosmetics by DuBcIRRY For problem, oily and teenage skin, Dußarry has specially formulated the "All Clear" p~«"«- J Medicated Cosmetics to clear t up blemishes and pimples. UJj "All Clear" Medicated Face l^ffi^ Wash— to check spread of i{mY) h "i373 words
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Article506 1967-06-22 15 TWENTY people were killed and 25 injured, most of them British. when South Arabl n troops mutinied in Aden >rsterday in protest against the disciplinary suspension of four Arab colonels, a British spokesman said Casualties among the South Ara'iian forces were still not known,Reuter - 506 words
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Article96 1967-06-22 15 Attack on ship: US sorry WASHINGTON, wed— The US. today apologised to Russia lor damage caused to a Russian ship during an American air strike in North Vietnam. The Incident occurred on June 2 when the Soviet freighter Turkestan was damaged in the port of Cam Pha. A note sentReuter - 96 words
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Article15 1967-06-22 15 TOKYO, Wed A mrtei <>f tremors rorlcod Koxujima. a tin; niand south lay.15 words
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Article30 1967-06-22 15 WASHINGTON Wu! Hi, x lent Joint-un today named Mr Benjamin Oehlert. 67 an e\em ive of thP ODM Cola O M :he new IS Ambassador to Pa30 words
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319 1967-06-22 15 JTOOD riots and looting were reported from West Bengal today as a Food Ministry spokesman in New Delhi described India's food situation as almost desperate. The closing of the Suez Canal has forced at least IS American food ships to take the longReuter - 319 words
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280 1967-06-22 15 One great train robber sues for libel I EICESTER (England). Wed.—Douglas Gordon Goody, serving a 30-year prison sentence for his part In Britain's great train robbery, went to court again yesterday as an innocent man. In one of the most bizarre developments in English legal history. Goody 1* s.iine theReuter - 280 words
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163 1967-06-22 15 T LU Dt.LHI. Wed. Mrs. Indira Gandhi has cleared two of her ministers of Opposition charges that they were on the payroll of one of India's biggest industrialist families, the Birlas Last month an Independent member. Mr. S >I Kanner.iee. allied in Parliament that163 words
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Article, Illustration104 1967-06-22 15 (CAROLINE UN' NEDV aged nine, stands in the water with one of the M v r ray-McDonnell children during a swim on the beach near Waterford in Ireland where Mrs. Kennedy and her two children are on a six-week vacation. Photographers saw thr104 words
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Article130 1967-06-22 15 ATLANTIC CITY. Wed. Women who stop taking the birth control pill often find they are less interested In sex. the American Medical Association was told today. Pour doctors who presented a report to the association made a study of 24 couples. Fifteen of the women continued to takeReuter - 130 words
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Advertisement244 1967-06-22 15 Cultivation with minimum soil disturbance ill X II LET FERTILE EARTH LIE! One of the great disadvantages ot orthodox ploughing in tropical soils is the effect of soil inversion— bringing infertile sub-soil up and putting your fertile top-soil down into the sub-soil profile. There is also the danger of soil244 words
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Advertisement113 1967-06-22 15 b 4M 9 ;.g a Every mother wants the best for her family, that's why wise mothers choose Milkmaid Pii?§ l»llL,lYIIinil/ CONDENSED Mil* Wise mothers know what's best for their families MILKMAID BRAND| that's why more mothers buy Milkmaid ;'j sweetened than any other brand. Milkmaid Milk on J. i.i^^B113 words
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Advertisement912 1967-06-22 16 .jplj^LJlsilJaafl 1 IP 1Im J I. j < i.n(itiuei) In. in I'aer Xl ACKNOWLEDGMENT Worsts tU I Minimum CHIK JAMALIAH HAJI IBRAHIM and family thank doctors and staS of Ward 45 G.H. for kind treatment. SITUATIONS VACANT M Word* St (Mill.)— Box it clt. txtrm POSITION FOR Medical DeUllman Singapore912 words
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Advertisement1027 1967-06-22 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT »,,r*. tt 1 Mm.)— Box in rtt txtrm LUXURY FULLY FURNISHEO Oat (houses and bungalows at PD 5. V. 10. !11 14 Contact ***** S'porc. SELETAR HILLS ESTATE, well furni.«hed .ledroomed flats 36-A Selaseh. Rm,; Lk i is porei Halt, FURNISHED LARGB BEDROOM sitting dining kitchen to let1,027 words
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Advertisement1045 1967-06-22 16 HOUStS LAND KOK SALL li Wtrd* St (Milt.) Box it rtt txlrm TERRACE HOUSE at 7 Jalan Semphdan. off 7 m I'ppei Kas' Oaaal Road. Terra.o and Uo.-an flooring throughout. Area: 2.400 «g tt Kmiuiry Gu.n Soon Realty Ltd. Tel ***** Spore. FOR SALE LUXURIOUSLY 1 nished flat in Tanflin1,045 words
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Advertisement796 1967-06-22 16 BEAU I V CULTURE M U Win I »o» it rtt txlrm XXX FOR SUPERB i'iaft»man>ni|. I msm Amy »nt Nfi Michelle B»».i«v BbsM iirancn 10 KHline> Road a uurc I next to Post Office 1 Hair **ts perms at budget pries r ree wrkir,. ORbHIO BEAUTY CLINIC. SMMBI Ueauiv796 words
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Advertisement660 1967-06-22 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE ij H..r«-» ai i Min.>— Box if aa*. aaasa TRIUMPH HERALO 1?OO LBM one rarriul o« n.-> BacM**M What Offer" Henry Ang Aiencrf. Telephone <ti pore) OPEL REKORO 1«5«. 4 rtwif dent Itaa taxed innurcd. original Kx.ellen' condition Tel: <Si«rei BW VERY LOW MILEACE I- ord monrtntor'i660 words
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Advertisement613 1967-06-22 16 Al YOUR SERVICE I* Wort* t* i Mm.)— Box it rtt. txtrt PHOTOSTAT SLRVICC Kotmnalic RaMaaaa Koad s aon KWOK S PHOTOCOPY SERVICE. H Thf Arradr l«l Klixir T. Sporr MARV't SPRAY PAINTING repall rmitirialor at iu<l<m»r House. Pnoor (S ivtfi DOCUMENT COPVINC PLAN PRINTING. Motion Smith Sons I Ltd613 words
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Advertisement385 1967-06-22 16 BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore) M Hor*. <» I Ifrn Box ill rtt #rfr» DANCINC OININC NIGHTLY Ba II 100 8--cr< I paM I 'l Lf T I CO DANCINC at the Kantasm q i- Talk uf thr To«n. o!* Hmh sn.fl. Bint:apor. fi 25*41 LAI WAN RftTAUNANT ranlwiiw tW*n arcaarai rook385 words
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Advertisement211 1967-06-22 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PORT DICKSON POWER STATION ICI -Mil M Mil I \t I it IML) a senior taapactor ni work* v required lor the m.spection of the fabrication ut such pnrt of the structural steelwoik for Port Dickmjii Power Station. Negri Sembllan. as will be lubricated on the Power Station211 words
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Advertisement1234 1967-06-22 17 10 LIVEBPQOI t WEST COAST U.K.: Oue S'pora jwi P Sham Penanf menestheus LDo. Belfast. G'gow Gda. Teday Jaaa 21/21 Jaai 27 AUTOMEDON Luf'DOCl, Glasgow Gdi 11 June 21 ASTYANAX Liverpool, Dublin. A'moutti.. Gdn 15 line 2f lane 27 2 AENEAS li.e'Dool, G asgow line 71 lily 1 PYRRHUS Li.erDOOl.1,234 words
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Advertisement1173 1967-06-22 17 *ST AaiAT.v COMPAKi lj p *I4W EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA/NORTH CONTIHENT/SOWDINAVI* f. Sham r^ngng S'poie I benoa K'dam H'burg Aarhus C'tiagen SIMBA i)Jaat24 2l Juae 27 71 June 11/ 7 July 31 Aaf I Aaf 11 Aug 15 Aaf 17 PATAGONIA jii July 31 3 luly 71 21 July 751,173 words
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Advertisement1303 1967-06-22 17 I BENmLIN£~\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. BENREOGH Em Singapore Pt I Penang Hamburg Ir Pert,Taday Juae 23 23 G mouth M brobgti BENMACDHUI Fw SJpT" 1 Singapore Pt. Sham Penang Rotterdam l(. 11/llii2f Juae 21, 21 Juie 31 1 RdMOn Srgapcra P. Sham Penang BENAVON L'pool,1,303 words
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Advertisement1267 1967-06-22 17 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K. CONTINENT. Smgapo-a P. San Pentng CITY OF LANCASTER icndon, lotte'SJ-. Himb^-g. Hull. Mic:iesorough 31 Jill CITY OF CHESTER London. I'jnou-g, Rotterdam. Havre t/11 Jaly ir 11 Jaly CITY OF WORCESTER Havre. Loidon, Rotterdam. Hamburf. full 11 21 lUy1,267 words
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Article188 1967-06-22 18 MELBOURNE. Wed. WHILE minings continued to be the main interest »uh more solid gains amongst companies with nickel interests. B.H P. was the attraction today and jumped 18 cents to $9.26 under strong buying support Urolrrn .Mining on the other hand was cutback 60 tents to $20 30188 words
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Article377 1967-06-22 18 THE following ll.st of selected Malayan Industrial yields Is based on last sales to June 17. Companies located in Malaysia far taxation purposes. Awraiie grou dividend S.i per cent 1 I. I'tT AVOTUt tro-. earnings yield IS. H i» i << mi 1 1 j 3 p<*r cent377 words
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Article87 1967-06-22 18 Ths A«i»ciati»n ot Banki in Malay*.! itmil' NMM ekBijJBM in ll* rules to mertcr<l..\ iall rate« to SlUoi: Umttd States: Buying IT 81 II tin— n on n is/i*. »o d »t "i crodii i ills 33 V I* '■•«•<•• bil la. Canada: P.uv.n.: TT U I Ol>87 words
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Article36 1967-06-22 18 ON the Irai ixchanna marlilt In Hone Kong yesterday the U.S. Dollar «ti quoted at 5.79 lo- T.T. and 5.77 for aaih Sterling was quoted at 16.08 and one taal of nold at 2711.36 words
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Article21 1967-06-22 18 June 21. RUBBER PRICE: 572 cents (unchanged). TIN: sii(l!« (up «21 cents). Kstimated offering 240 tons (up 10 tons).21 words
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919 1967-06-22 18 From Our Market Correspondent THE mark 1 was taken by complete surprise >esterday morning when Kr.tscr and Neave announced that they were giving a one-for-three bonus issue to increase the issued ordinary capital from SI7 million to 536 million. The result was that Fraser and919 words
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Article35 1967-06-22 18 Malayan Stork Indire, June M. Junr (I. Industrials: |O!M7 1 1 1 p.'? I'niprrtii-s; 111."..!):: Illi. II vMinings: fil.ix n;, s:, vS rubhers: Idft.bfl H19.77 DCC. 19. 1962 100. vUrc. ::n. iftbb iou.35 words
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433 1967-06-22 18 Till. Straits tin price >e>trr(l.jv rosr by i>"]! »'«-nts in Prnanu to St>o9 pf*r picul un an oflerinr; estimated up IU tuns to 240 tons. Good support from all quarters was reported on a steady market London afternoon three months forward433 words
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Article76 1967-06-22 18 /-NINESE Prsrluce Eichangt Iwajp ttrday Coconut Oil: tn Copra MUPM it 0r.., M ,y K j U i,«. lul% IK OotM I Pepper: Huotea irtlßa IMS wtltrrt ■an ..k v mi.- <i i]| !i, •arawaa h.H. h > Lamponit Maea IK :> «rllcr» tall «>■, M-U i A*76 words
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Article206 1967-06-22 18 Is. MIPS lyinc alatlSMalt th. lln K lp*t« 1 H.ih..u, *h»,,., ,r toiijy tf. 1 Hoc-h But, S K r Moon j Niaaaa Maru i:. Palal«M HI 11. Autonwdoa la M ..•lyxnax I l«, Souin Brook* I u•. .-homron L'T 2>. Plr«l«l»llt I I" 11 HoriH BlPtiai206 words
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Article75 1967-06-22 18 yilK Malayan Minister nf Jinanir has fixed Ihrir prica for caUulatint ruNtnm* duties for the period from lunr ll to Junr M, Kuhber :,7 cent* a Ib. < «Pia \r.l a. toil. r.iim oil $b 2.).;:» ton. Palm KnnrN 5344 a, ton. I Mr ratal of duties payable75 words
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Article234 1967-06-22 18 t JULY first trade rubber f.o b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Sincaporr t yesterday at 57 cents per Ib. unchanged on Tuesday closing I level. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and BULK, closing prices in cents per Ib. yetterdav. Buyers Sellers234 words
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Advertisement892 1967-06-22 18 aUSHMIi* Ntft MMMt >tltVICt iNßia r>MM a. MM I'M kMI lUWtll It trratatlt. MM* Mtlkiarai. (mm, It, mint am NatiMttiisaj tenant c. S'rrnii Sini<p»it M»»iuii ».r., S?u!ti* V, V" v/ i JUL •*mopj ait im u| HAJUI£ Ju BUUMBa »/.Sr.,t 1/ Slit 11.11 Stai R«'Ul« ,/11 tat Ist IS tit892 words
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Advertisement277 1967-06-22 18 I f^^^^^L—^uafl^iji-^X^L^^^ SJ&oaaoaaM WESIBOUND: tn»C»l SERVICE: Smg-r,.ft <■ $-b>m MM IOR. TOCANSA ll Pirt 23 25 June 21 Juai M teiiies, Bora««u>, Havn, O'tirl. YAMA 15,17 July 11.21 July 21 July Marseille!. Havn. Dunkirk I UNBOUND: UK. An An An. M«t- ,»s •Miaai r>• am 5 i...ri Ftßi TATIANA* Sulel277 words
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1431 1967-06-22 19 rjl SINERR In snd reported to J the Singapore mnd Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Slock Exchange yenUrday with the number of sham traded In c brackets INDUSTRIALS: Boustsad (4.000) SI «2 c<l. d.OOOi SI 49 Bi; Central Sugar (3.000) 51. 44. (1.000)1,431 words
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Advertisement95 1967-06-22 19 STRAITS TIMES PREPAID FORM Semi-Display Advertisements Rat* $30 p»r column Inch (spprox #0 words). (Avtllsbl* tn eluslflad columns oodar GENERAL tasadlnn). tvv facts iviiii&it Writ* jour advtrtissmsnt Una bj Una (up to 6 words 1. ROMAN CAPITAL*. par Him) and IttU six* 2. Roman lowar eu*. raqulrad to naarast quarts*95 words
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Advertisement907 1967-06-22 19 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN MALAYAN BREWERIES JKR. PAHANG TIMOR. LIMITED KUANTAN. (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) The closing date of receipt o( notipf k h»r»hv irtv»n that an comnlen 10 l f he C n T k C h U T n an d B^rSL^ h «nVr.?^ n «ttaJ completion of907 words
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Advertisement1376 1967-06-22 19 THIS ADVERTISEMENT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC TO SUBSCRIBE FOR OR PURCHASE ANY SHARES IN THE COMPANY. SHARIKAT HARPER GILFILLAN BERHAD (Incorporated in the States of Malaya) This Advertisement is Issued in compliance with the Requirements of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore for the purpose1,376 words
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Article1929 1967-06-22 20 I LADING jockeys Des Coleman and Glynn Pretty continued their keen rivalry at Penang yesterday. At the end of the day, Coleman had increased his lead by one more to be three winners ahead of Pretty. Coleman scored a treble to raise his total1,929 words
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Article52 1967-06-22 20 THE BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL 577.510 111 No *****9 (525.57»> 2nd No *****7 i$ 6.394, 3rd No *****1 i$ 3.197) STAKTOM (SUB«MbI:Ma JiflOia. l(tj;89. 21 1620. 1.-.SMS. 2.'K348. *****7. MUM, ***** S. il\Mll.\ ROM PRI/H 'S3 IS each i \o». I .SSI 06, I!*: 165, |7M*2. *****1. *****2. *****2. 15*785.52 words
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163 1967-06-22 20 i I ONDON. Wed. The lour- J day Royal A.scoi meeting opened yesterday with an Irton victory in one of the top race&. the Coventry Stakes for t»c>--1 year-olds over 6f Mark Ko>al (13-2). tramrd by P Norri.s at the Curragh. 1 captured theReuter - 163 words
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Advertisement844 1967-06-22 20 IN THE MATTER OF THE OMMMH OKI>IN\MF AND IN THE MATTER OF THE NEW WORLD CABARET (1966) LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) Al an Extraordinary General Meeting ol the Members of ihe above-named Company duly convened and held al ihe New World Amusement Park, Jalan Besar. Singapore 8. on the 12th844 words
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Advertisement203 1967-06-22 20 (,<)\KK\MKNT OF THE OI.OW OK SINGAPORE 3% 1946 REHABILITATION LOAN (1962 ***** Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above Loan will be closed from the Ist July 1967 to Mih July 1967 both tiav* Inclusive for the preparation of Interest Warrants. By Order THE HONGKONG AND203 words
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Advertisement691 1967-06-22 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCY IN SARAWAK. No 3 67 Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens [or the following appointment in Sarawak ASSESSOR in the Department of Inland Revenue. Salary Scale: Division I. Scale A i7jo x 30-870,930 x 30- 1050 1085 x 35- 1260; 1300 x 40- 1420 >691 words
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Advertisement754 1967-06-22 20 NOTICE FOR SALE In business centre area approximately 26.000 sq.ft.. Including 6 premise* Nos. 354 to 363. Chulla Street. Penang. Those who are interested, please contact the following persons (1) Madam Woo of No. 16 Transfer Road. Penang. (2) Mr. Cheah of No. 378. East Coast Road, Singapore. '3. Mr754 words
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Miscellaneous178 1967-06-22 20 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB slbly (4-6. a. Bt*rt to play and g«t 7 |^l" »««3 r ll cauaht? (8 2) duck ta tne <6) 2£& d SS tor mmm un 1&%*?*£?'*£*S 'nor 10. Grid water -W to be h~lth, }J; "•'"^•"J Umv M. A*?S, (1 *1(!«? V*. certainlyl who igl178 words
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Article, Illustration548 1967-06-22 21 OH KEE TIANG - OH KEE TIANG OLD RIVALS SQUARE UP AGAIN IN TODAY'S PENANG FINAL By JJALAYSIAN ace Tan Aik Huang will meet his arch rival Yew Cheng Hoe in the men's singles final of the Penang open badminton championships at the Penang Chinese Girls548 words
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Article243 1967-06-22 21 lULY 8 has been tenJ tatively fixed as the day on which Malaysia's first officiallychosen Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year will be named. According to plans drawn up. the Sportsman and Sportswoman of 1966 will be selected from the list of243 words
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Article102 1967-06-22 21 CONTEST FOR STADIUM DESIGN rPHL Perak Amateur Bat--1 kethall Atftoriatlnn. who are planning to build an indoor stadium at Ipoh. will hold a competition fnr drftigninr the 10.000-caparity stadium. Malaysian and foreign architect* will be invited to lake part In the rnmprtitlnn. Pri»e« to be offered: Ist $1,000: 2nd SSOO:102 words
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Article48 1967-06-22 21 The Perak cricket team to meet Penang In a MCA match at Ipoh on Saturday and Sunday: G. de Sllva (captain). A. Aruldoss S. Santhanadan. JoKinder Singh. J. Black. R. Yogeswaran. Mahlnder Singh. O. Letehumanan. S. Pathmallngam. S. Ooldrlng, and J. Marshall; 12th man P. Nadarajah.48 words
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Article20 1967-06-22 21 The AAA of Negri Semhilan will hold their annual meeting at th* NS. Club. Seremban. on June 27.20 words
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Article, Illustration377 1967-06-22 21 LAWN TENNIS NEGRI OPEN T ONDON, Wed. Bob Hewitt, 27-year-old Soutft African Davis Cup player, and lanky American Frank Froehling, 24, were involved in a flare-up curing the London tennis championships here yesterday. The trouble began In th« ■econd set when Hewitt told Froehling to377 words
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Article146 1967-06-22 21 Sharin the top seed in singles A RECORD 119 entries has ■been received for the Negri Sembilan open tennis championships to be played at Seremban on Saturday. Sunday and July 1-2. The entries comprise: men'« tingles 36: men's doubles 30: womm'b singles 8: women* doubles 7: mixed doubles 12: junior146 words
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Article48 1967-06-22 21 Naafi won the Singapore Business Houses F.A.s Leaaue and Cup Dtv. 1 title yesterday when they beat -Wearne Brothers 3-0 at the Prtdang. Naafi's star was their Youth player Raymond Yeo. who scored two of the goal* The other scorer was Ismail Hassan.48 words
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Article28 1967-06-22 21 Clun Yong Sen? won the two mm s .singles titif in the Negri closed lawn tennis championships, beallngr M.F. Yofaratmm 7-5. 3-6. 6-3 in the final.28 words
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Article295 1967-06-22 21 BADMINTON Pcnang Op«n: Results of TV <v n- B b '»t^ matrhpv; MEN'S DOUBLES quirtrrflnala: Tan Yee Khan and Ng Boon Bee bt L. Saben and D. Paup 15-9. 17-18. 15-«: Teh Kew San and Yew Cheng Hoe wo. Teh Wah Beng and Lee Chlew Lim. WOMEN'S295 words
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Article179 1967-06-22 21 Boycott turns on pace for 98 CRICKET T ONDON. Wed.— Geoff Boycott, dropped from the England team because of his slow scoring In the first Test against India, hit a fast 98 not out to give Yorkshire a nine-wwicket win over Gloucestershire in their county cricket championship match yesterday. Yorkshire,Reuter - 179 words
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Article58 1967-06-22 21 Singapore. Selangor Penang and Perak will compete in the Durairatnam dip nnder-23 h«ckey competition at Ipoh this weekend. Fixtures: Tomorrow Perak t Penang (5 p.m.). Saturday Perak v Srlangor <3.45 p.m); Penang v Singapore (5 p.m. i. Sunday Singapore v Belanjor <7.30 a.m.): Selangor v58 words
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Article31 1967-06-22 21 Th* Perak closed tennis championships will be played at Teluk Anson on four days. Saturday. Sunday and July 1-2. There will be only two events men's singles and doubles31 words
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Advertisement173 1967-06-22 21 MALAYSIA YEAR BOOK 196 7 Facts about Malaysia Over 400 pages it The Book that gives you the answers On Sale Everywhere! PRICKLY HEAT KAMDD C A T LJ t^" 1 ufler th lormeou ol Pnclclj nHII nil r U I n Heat any longer Just a few drop* of173 words
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Advertisement148 1967-06-22 21 ONODA CEMENT ma CEMENT COvLT^^O) /W Head Office: Tokyo. Japan s^^ 9 Cable Address: "ONOSEME TOKYO" Sole Agentt: Hong Laong ft Co., Itrf., Singopor* Honf Hardware- A Co., Ltd., Penang COMPETITON'' FABULOUS PRIZES TO BE WON! Q) WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS^^ instant j^f^inslant MATIfIIIAI RQ-3DOIS l^B/-\ I Iv/Al No messy tape-threading148 words
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Miscellaneous137 1967-06-22 21 BADMINTON Penang Op^n (CRC gri NegTl Dlv 1: Malaya final* (PCOHS Hall 1 pirn. v Indian*: Dir 2: Rangers v S'gor Junior <SBA Hall 6 pm.) Recce (both S'ban). SOC'f'ER Spore Div 2: TABLE TENNIS T«wr Police v SRC i Padangi: Dlv. S: match: Negri v Indonesian* Peru Ind v137 words
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196 1967-06-22 22 Adequate supplies of oil, assurance by Shell SINGAPORE. Wed. Shell Company today annulment that there wrre adequate supplier of oil in Malaysia and Sinsaporr dfspite the Middle Kast crisis but hinted at a possible increase in prices A statement from the company today said: "From an oil supply viewpoint the196 words
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Article, Illustration73 1967-06-22 22 Electric cars fascinate Razak too 1,-1 l < l me cars not only J fascinate children but adults too and YIPs at that Watching this interesting "safe way to cross" demonstration is the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak (centre). Behind him is the Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Sardon.73 words
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113 1967-06-22 22 Husband took children and suddenly left his wife SINGAPORE. Wed. A factory executive, Paul A. C. Lee. 46, took his three teenaged children with him when he suddenly deserted his wife about seven years ago. the High Court was told today. Teresa Khn<?. 38. who married Lor m Singapore in113 words
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Article96 1967-06-22 22 Woman Red gets life sentence lAKARTA. Wed. J The special military Tribunal in Palembang has sentenced Mrs. SuwardiNingsih, a local communist leader, to life imprisonment for complicity in the abortive communist coup attempt of 1965. Mrs. Suwardl was the first woman to be tried by the tribunal. Like all her96 words
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Article38 1967-06-22 22 AUSTIN Texas >. Wed— Lucl Baines Johnson Nugent. 19-year-old younger daughter of President Johnson, gave binh to a boy today—the first grandchild for the American leader. The baby weighed 8 Ib. 10 oz. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article24 1967-06-22 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. The London Maternity Home will be officially opened at its premises in MacPherson Road on Sunday at 4 p.m.24 words
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Article297 1967-06-22 22 LONDON, Wed. The London stock market reached a new 1967 high today. Business remained fairly modest. However, in the absence of any selling of note, scattered small buying, aided by ft shortage of stock in many cases, pushed equity prices higher over a broad front. Closing m. dale297 words
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Article68 1967-06-22 22 LONDON. Wed.— Spot 19 -yd.. July 19', d. Aug. 18', d.. Sept. 18 11 16 d. July Sept. 18 7 >d.. Oct./ Dec. 18 ,d.. Jan March 18 7 16d.. April June 18.d. July Sept. 18 9 16d.. Oct. Dec. 18 \d. Jan.' M«rrh 18 11 16 d April68 words
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Article30 1967-06-22 22 LONDON Wed— Buyers U216 r— £l). filers C 1217 i— £'•.•>. Forward buyers £1216 triWl £1217 ninchanged >. Settlement £1218 > >. Turnover am. i 24S tons. p.m. 5 tons. Tone: In--1 active30 words
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Article, Illustration433 1967-06-22 22 Lee: New pattern for keeping peace in S-EA 'BRITAIN'S TRADE INTEREST INVOLVED' LONDON. Wednesday. (SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew who is here for Kast of Suez defence policy talks said today that in the long ran a new pattern must emerge for the maintenance of peace and securityReuter - 433 words
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Article93 1967-06-22 22 Suharto sets up a new command JAKARTA. Wed.— Acting President Gen. Suharto has set up a new "National Strategic Command" (Kostranas) which will formulate plans to counter attacks on Indonesia by an outside power, the official Armed Forces Daily reported today. Formation of the new command was discussed at theReuter - 93 words
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Article42 1967-06-22 22 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Aquarists' Society will hold a M-rie.s of talks and' outings to instruct members on aspects of successful tropical fish keeping. Those interested are asked to contact the seciet.f.y of the society at 7 T Mistook Avenue.42 words
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Article24 1967-06-22 22 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Faith Methodist Church will hold a dedication service ol their new sanctuary at Queen.stov.n on Sunday at 4 p.m.24 words
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Article95 1967-06-22 22 KAUNDA BEGINS CHINESE VISIT HONG KONG. Wed The Zamblan President, Dr. Kenneth Kaunda. arrived In Peking today from Pakistan for an official visit to China. Peking Radio reported. Premier Chou En-lai and Foreign Minister Chen Vi led other Chinese leaders and several thousand people who greeted the African leader atReuter - 95 words
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Article86 1967-06-22 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Economic Board today visualised Singapore becoming an important collecting and distributing centre for grain in South-east Asia la the near future. It was referring to the potential bulk-hancllins latilitips ol the National Gram Ele\aK>r Ltd.. a grain storage complex in the86 words
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85 1967-06-22 22 BANGKOK. Wed—Thailand wants (he countries forming the Association of Southeast Asia —Malaysia. the Philippines and Thailand —to form a joint airline for operating supersonic transport aircraft. Air .Marshal Perm l.unpi.sawat. general manager of the Government- owned Thai Airu.ivs said it was impossible for small85 words
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Article124 1967-06-22 22 A mock fire fighting at refinery SINGAPORE. Wed. Regular employees of the Mobil refinery In Jurong today showed off their flreflghting skills in a realistic demonstration by a team of part-time firemen. The demonstration was given in comunction with the Mobil East safety and plant protection conference which is currently124 words
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133 1967-06-22 22 STORE GROUP FOR WOMEN'S TALKS IN PI SINGAPORE. Wed \n eight-women delegation will leave tor Manila on Saturday 13 conler with their Asian counterparts on the "preparation of womei. for equal opportunities." The team. compnMiip member! of tin- PersaUwn W.mita Singapura. Will be led by it.s president. Mr?. Scow Peck133 words
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Advertisement40 1967-06-22 22 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $15 (minimum) WHELEHAM On lun. ,n London to Kiinirr and Drnnk a ton, Timothy Drnnln YAP Wtm Kong md Annie boy 21 c «IT Mother r<nd hahy n. Thanki to doctor italT Chlnrac Mat itnitv Ho*|ii'..'.40 words
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Advertisement90 1967-06-22 22 2 FLIGHTS WEEKLY' FWm F% tL ti A MONDAYS FRIDAYS w^mm m\ wmW* "m I to rome Amsterdam lKPi| W Jd W jj| W VIA BANGKOK- BOMBAY mr W karachi ©M^^k\ 2 FLIGHTS WEEKLY* M TUESDAYS THURSDAYS U|W JM W TO TOKYO VIA W 3 W BANGKOK HONGKONG ®^m^ 590 words
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