The Straits Times, 27 June 1967
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Title Section23 1967-06-27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times "IT" National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)226623 words
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Article, Illustration617 1967-06-27 1 CHOU CHUAN SENG - CHOU CHUAN SENG Landslide B\t $1,400 GOVT AID FOR BEREAVED FAMILIES TANAH RATA, Monday FOUR people, including a baby, were killed this morning when they were buried alive in a landslide on their house at the Government agricultural experimental station here. The ck\i<l are617 words
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Article90 1967-06-27 1 One cent of luck makes a fortune SYDNEY. Mon— A Chinese did nut have thr extra one < rut to l>u\ .1 packet of cigarette* in a cafe in a town near here. An Australian. Bill Dover, waiting at the counter to pay his own bill, cave the visitor the90 words
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Article47 1967-06-27 1 HONO KONG. Mon.-Money-changers here today refused to quote prices for the Philippines peso following reports from Mai.ila that the dollar outflow there was putting heavy pressure on loreign exchange reserves. One moneychanger described I the peso as "too hot to be touch-ed/%-AP.47 words
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70 1967-06-27 1 UNITED NATIONS. Mon Mr. Kosygin said at a press conference here last ni-ni that Stalin's daughter. Sve t lana. who now is in exile in thr United States, is "a morally unstable person, and she is a sick person." "We can only pity Ihose who70 words
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Article369 1967-06-27 1 By GEOFFREY BOLANo SINGAPORE, Mon. One of the oldest sharebrokers in Malaysia. Hallam and Co.. of Kuala Lumpur, was named here today at a special meeting of the stock exchange committee as the firm whose affairs are being investigated. Last week the committee Issue! an official369 words
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571 1967-06-27 1 LBJ: The world now a little safer... GLASSBORO, Monday. DRESIDKNT Johnson Raid yesterday Hint ho believed it was fair i<» say thai his nurling with Mr. Kosygin had made the world ";i little less dangerous.** "Meetings like these don'l of themselves make peace in the world, hul it docs help571 words
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Article48 1967-06-27 1 UNITED NATIONS 'New Tort I, Moil Bovttt Prune MmL«tr Alexel Kosycln s an liner will leave New York tor Ha\ana .il 1 1 >ii ;t in I•Ii ,n OMTi today. according to a Might plan filed with the lederal aviation agency here. RenterReuter - 48 words
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Article41 1967-06-27 1 TOKYO. Mon Japan.-- population is expected to reach 100 million In mid-July and become the seventh most populous country in the world behind PakteU i. according to the .statistics bureau ol the Prime Minister'! office. UPIUPI - 41 words
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Article32 1967-06-27 1 STOP PRESS NAZIS ARRESTED WOT BERLIN Mo« |i\e leading officials of fin inn Nazi mm v; Including collaborator of Adolf l.uhiM.inri were .uresled today in \.irmus parti <*f (icrmanj, justice olTmuls annonnr-32 words
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Article, Illustration759 1967-06-27 2 AFTER THE GLASSBORO SUMMIT... NEW YORK, Monday USEFUL TALKS, BUT NOTHING AGREED... jyjß. KOSYGIN last night repeatedly labelled Israel the 'aggressor" in the Middle East conflict and insisted that Israeli troops must be withdrawn to the old armistice lines before there could be any talk ofReuter - 759 words
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205 1967-06-27 2 TEL AVIV, Monday. JSRAELI Defence Minister Gen. Moshe Dayan suggested last night that 300.000 Arab refugees in the Gaza Strip might move to camps in occupied territory west of the River. Hp told his first news conference since the end o: the Middle East205 words
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Article61 1967-06-27 2 LONDON Mon.— The Defence Ministry announced her* today that the British nuclear submarine Dreadnought. 3.400 tons, on Saturday torpedoed the floating forepart of a German tanker oft the Azores The 12.838-ton Hamburg-regis-tered Ewberger Chemist, carrying ulrnhol and acetone- split In two after an accident The Defence I61 words
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Article, Illustration304 1967-06-27 2 The women have a summit of their own (GLASSBORO. Mon. Mrs. Lyndon Johnson and Mrs. Ludmila Gvishiani. daughter of Mr. Kosygin, met for the first time yesterday at the house where the heads of State held their second round of summit talksMrs Johnson was accompanied by her elder daughter, LyndaReuter - 304 words
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Article59 1967-06-27 2 LILLE iFranre). Mon. Twe new tornadoes struck Northern Fr«nre today as troops and resrui workara rifted through the vrerk«Be of a down villages rievast-red by a morp violent storm last n.ght.. The new tornadoes whipped off roofs blorkfd roads and caused I other damage but did not59 words
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Article31 1967-06-27 2 ANTWERP. Mon. At lea*t J0« people were reported Injured by a tornado which swept through th« small Belgian town of Oo.stmalle I yesterday, destroying a large number of houses.31 words
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Article60 1967-06-27 2 PEKING Mon China yesterday launched a sharp new attack on the "traitorous" polirv of the Soviet I'nlon and cited the talks between Mr. Konyrin and President Johnson as an example. The new attack came In an article in the People's Daily. It made only brief refrrrnce to60 words
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Advertisement383 1967-06-27 2 At the head of the line stands... I I U VIA MNkUm are NEW on the scene because we took a longer time than other people to PERFECT them as far aa we could. Careful research ha* brought to light many faults ownimon to >i fridge*. We sifted through public383 words
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Miscellaneous11 1967-06-27 2 TOE gAMSOLg /hrn i had a~\ /'mjv hot m* *kXNW "©TV11 words
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172 1967-06-27 3 YEW DELHI, Mon. The all-India committee of the ruling Congress Party has voted to deprive India's princes of privy purses and privileges granted them when they merged their States into independent India 19 years ago. The vote by thus policymaking body stems fromReuter - 172 words
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Article29 1967-06-27 3 ROME. Mon. Former world heavyweight boxing champion. Prlmo Camera, dying of an undisclosed illness, was not expected to livp out the week, his doctor said yesterday —Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article26 1967-06-27 3 CALCUTTA. Mon American auainx Mi.v Ann Pelle«reno yesterday fU-w to Banukok in a bid to rapes) the 1937 round-the-world attempt of Amelia Earhart. —on.26 words
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Article, Illustration200 1967-06-27 3 The big sensation at Royal Ascot last Wednesday didn't involve any racehorses at all. Just a girl called Bina Sh'.vdasani. She was expelled from the extremely sensitive Royal Enclosure because her shocking pink outfit was just too shocking. Bina. 18-year-old daughter of a200 words
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Article71 1967-06-27 3 AMMAN. Mon— The port ol Aqaba is almost back to normal after thf Middle East conflict and is now open to ships 24 hours a da». the port's director. Mi Fahed al-Awamleh >.iid here today Two cargo ships tiad arrived from the Far East in theReuter - 71 words
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Article80 1967-06-27 3 LONDON. Mon -An armPd fence ol about 30 uniformed mm h.is l.mded by bou on the Eastern Caribbean island of Anguilla which recenUy rebelled against the Central Government of St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla. officials sources said here today There was no immediate official information on the purpose ofReuter - 80 words
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Article152 1967-06-27 3 ANKARA, Mon. A shabby. lons-haired man found wandering near Samandag. in Turkey, has been identified as a Swiss professor of history. Rudolph HieMand. for whom lnterpol has been for nine months, police reported tml.iv lnterpol. the inter..ational polire oruanisation. was tailed in after theReuter - 152 words
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Article407 1967-06-27 3 106 of Ho's men die in battle SAIGON, Monday. ITNITED States military headquarters announced today that 106 North Vietnamese bodies had now been found on the jungle battlefield in the Central Highlands where 76 Americans were killed on Thursday. Up to last night U.S. officials would only confirm that 10Reuter - 407 words
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Article65 1967-06-27 3 MELBOURNE. Mon. Two native* with tom-toms were flown deep into the New Guinei tungles today to try to locate by drumbeat messages three men mussing in a light aircraft since June 23 The two were dropped at a small village eight miles north ;of Olsobip nearAP - 65 words
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Article23 1967-06-27 3 SYDNEY. Mon— Two Christmas cards posted here 60 years ago were just delivered to an address two miles away.23 words
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183 1967-06-27 3 The army takes control of Bolivia tin —mines— I A PAZ. Mon. The army yesterday occupied Bolivia's big tin mines as the unofficial death toll from Saturday's clash between miners and troops climbed to 21, with more than 70 injured. No official information was available on the casualty toll butReuter - 183 words
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Advertisement340 1967-06-27 3 1 {sale! HALF-PRICES-PLUS 10 DISCOUNT OVER $10.00 PURCHASE!! kJ LINENS DEPARTMENT 6ENTS DEPARTMENT 'U y Now N« J ;t) Bathtewelt .75e Towel Shirt* $1.90 3 ij Bediheett $2.00 Singlet* t Brief* $1.00 yi R Pillewca*e« 50c I S/S"ift*. Pyjomo*, JT Etc. $3.»0 W Blanket* $2.90 > S Mc^. $3 90340 words
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Article28 1967-06-27 4 SINOAPORE. Mon The 8t John Ambulance AMsortatlon win hold its annual general meeting at Its headquarters in Beach Road at 5.30 p m on July 12.28 words
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Article, Illustration531 1967-06-27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon 25 WOMEN AMONG 389 SCs AT MARCH PAST Commissioner: You will now train National Servicemen THK Spinal Constabulary volunteer arm of the Singapore Police Foree were told today that they would have to shoulder the responsibility of training national servicemen assigned to serve in the531 words
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94 1967-06-27 4 2 years jail for man who robbed woman SINGAPORE, Mon. Hashim bin Buang was jailed for two years by a district court today after he pleaded guilty to a charge of robbing a woman, Mrs. Annie Tan of $2,061 In cash and valuables at a house at Bin Tong Park94 words
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Article19 1967-06-27 4 SINOAPORE. Men The Singapore Cheshire Home will hold its annual "Red Feather" day nn Aug 19.19 words
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Article, Illustration223 1967-06-27 4 NZ MACHINERY IS WELL SUITED TO SPORE: GRIMSTONE SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE'S developing industries can make good use of New Zealand light Industrial machinery which are specially suited for adaptation co local factory needs. This Is the opinion of the new New Zealand Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. B. J. Grlmstone.223 words
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Article50 1967-06-27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Rediffusion will broadcast an interview with Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. by James Mossman of the BBC at 9.4S p.m. on Wednesday. They will be talking about the effects on Singapore's economy of a reduction of Britain's military expenditure East of Sues.50 words
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Article33 1967-06-27 4 More language courses BmOAPORE. Mon— Th« Adult Education Board will conduct language court**, and two dialect courses next month The courses j are conversational Malay. Tamil and Mandarlan. and spoken Hokkten and Cantonese33 words
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Article33 1967-06-27 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The St. John Ambulance last year collected a record sum of $22,350 during Its Flag Day and $28,090 In car label sales, says the association's annual report.33 words
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Article31 1967-06-27 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Some 30 organisations have so far applied to put up decorative illuminated arches in various parts of Singapore to commemorate the National Day celebrations on Aug. 9.31 words
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Advertisement234 1967-06-27 4 SPECIAL ONE-DAY ONLY PREMIERE -TOMORROW! ODEON .ORCHARD! GALA I PALACE 11 am, 1 30, 4.15.1 1.15. 4 00, 6.30 I "'iW "fto* I 3 J0 645 A 9 30 pm. A 915 pm. A 9. 1S p.m. 1 4 45 A t.30 p.m. BOX— PLANS NOW OPEN— Coth Booking. Only!234 words
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Advertisement13 1967-06-27 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e«««»»>«» OPENS TODAY 3 SHOWS: PM SHPCEMAN j^PAMTOOSH 1 HwiKi(i«a'^H WATCH fOR "PLAYiOY".13 words
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Advertisement210 1967-06-27 4 ■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■a REX-SKY-ROXi fn^gn^^^^JTf I OPENS TODAY U~''*sXs%*Ji -THE FOUR (Fklfc* Cl sisters" I^MriSLvSm MANDARIN in SCOPE COLOR \hS^\ frTl^^i^L.W^ m I Super imposed English Subtitles V7lil »fl«l I LIDO (Singapore OPENS THURSDAY I Students $1.00 to any seat at all shows during season! i all a Ik. 1 .1. -it210 words
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Advertisement529 1967-06-27 4 I ORGANISATIOW .oil 2 Oayi: 11-1 30.4-6 10 IS Z "For A t-- Oollar< Mor*" I A Clmt Eo%twood Sc-p* Color pj W Opens Thursday- -Stu-I»nrs SI to A ooy vot ot oil «.h-»-TMUNTERBIROS nt- GO ■now Showma 11-1 30-4*45-e 30* INo FIM Fong Yin onrt Worn V m g529 words
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301 1967-06-27 5 (Central Ke- dah). Mon.— Vhe Ministrr of Education. Inrhe Mohamed Khir .Tohari. today criticised the five trade unions which sponsored yesterday's demonstrations in Kuala Lumpur. Speaking at an Jmno meeting at Teloi Tua. near here. Inche Khir said the members of the unions301 words
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Article70 1967-06-27 5 Decree for teacher's wife SINGAPORE. Mon -The wife of a teacher and mother of two. Irene Lim Van Luang. 29. was today granted a decree on grounds of desertion. Her husband. Lucius S;m Pnh Yung 40- wa.s ordered by Mr JhUH Buttrose to pay cosu agreed to by consent ai70 words
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Article98 1967-06-27 5 Officials of journalists union SINGAPOHK Mon.— Mr. Lim Beng Ter elected chairman of the Singapore National Union of Journalmi ior 1967-68 at it* sixth annual meeting. Other officials are: Secre-tary-general. Mr. Peter Lim Heng Loon.: secretary-organi-sation. Mr. Roderick Pestwna: secretary-unance. Miss Jenn? Ler: secrttary-disputes. Mr G.ibnel Ler: secretary social and98 words
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Article30 1967-06-27 5 KUALA I UMPUR, Moi PaUatan'i Deputj High Coaamiasionn Mi ZafuraJ Ulan, vlll talk on "S.'mf economic trends .n Pakistan lowT" :<t the Petaliriß Java Rotary Club lunch tomorrow30 words
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Article63 1967-06-27 5 PENANG. Mon. A housewife. Lim Ptwik Kirn. 25. lost her enuacement nn« valued ai $1,100 and .i wedding nnc mirth $50 Horn her room at the Hotel Ambamdoi in Penan* Road here vesteid.iv Shr told police she ihPckrri in <t ihe ho'rl with her husband it .ibout63 words
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Article49 1967-06-27 5 PENANG Mon. -A woman in- iir Home for the Ased. anesied for begging at the Esplanade lasi nlgfit, toid a magistrate's court she did it 10 repay loaM she had taken Irom other Innalaa, Sentence on Gnh Ah H<xk, who pleaded KUiity, «as p>wtponed49 words
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Article34 1967-06-27 5 kuai a i.LMPfR mm WaM Gorman industrialist.-, originally scheduled to vis:: Malaysia hist month to examine investment opportum: te> will BOW be amvine l^ter this year, a German Embassy apokaawyi said tndav34 words
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Article26 1967-06-27 5 MAMi A. M.'n Th* R.Urt H P-: ,md hi consort, on a world tour, arrived here today from Taipeh lor a briet visit26 words
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Article, Illustration277 1967-06-27 5 The Senate' s first LOWER HOUSE MOTION ON RAIL PASSES AMENDED J^UALA LUMPUR. Mon For the hist time the Senate today amended a Government motion relating to railway passes. This unprecedented move came after several Senators had criticised the exclusion of wives from using railway passes. Under the motion passed277 words
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185 1967-06-27 5 SINCAPOKE, .Mon.—Nineteen^ ear-old secretary Bridget Ong Mei-lee. «ho was crowned .Miss Singapore I niverse 1»67 last night, is glad she did nut back out of the contest at the 11th hour. A happy and excited Bridget said185 words
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Article88 1967-06-27 5 Scooterist dies in accident CEREMBAN. Mon. A I J scooter rider. See You Seoh. 25. was killed yesterday when his vehicle and a Triumph Spitfire sports car was in collision about six miles from here on the Seremban Port Dlckson road. See died In the General Hospital here last night.88 words
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Article59 1967-06-27 5 PENANCi Mon Penaiig will celebrate the 10th annlversa:v of the nation*! Merdeka on a grand sc.ili this year. Highlight.* of the fcstlvltlM planned by the Stale celebration* committee, headed by Mr. M. S A. Zarhurinh inplude chineay ,<nd and illuminated flo.ts processions, iand and sea .sport*,59 words
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Article40 1967-06-27 5 PENANG. Mon The Chief MinlMer. Tan Sri Wong Po* Nee. will tour Bukit Mertaiam distrirt tomorrow to inspect progress in development projects. He will meet members of development committees at Beraplt. Kampong Bharu. Suneei Lembu and Machans Buboh.40 words
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Article86 1967-06-27 5 OVER— THEIR DAYS OF DARKNESS... ■fUCHINO Mom A young Malay girl and I 2'i-year-old Sea Dyak have had their sight re■tOrtd because of thf generosity of an tfi-year-uld CeylOMse, :t was announced here today I The International Eye Bank In Ceylon sent a consignment v] tyt > to the Medical86 words
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132 1967-06-27 5 IPOH. Mon. Police are looking for a bearded patient who escaped from the Central Mental Hospital at Tanj o n Rambutan last night. A police spokesman today gave the patients name as M Manikam. aged 35. height 4ft K)m. who has been in132 words
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Article20 1967-06-27 5 PENANG. Mod Thieve- M.le two brass pots from the Kutmng SemnriK temple in Bukli MllUJaill o\ei ihe weekend.20 words
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111 1967-06-27 5 2 SPORE BUS FIRMS ALL SET FOR P-DAY Mon. Two Singapore but comuanies operating services to Johore Bahru have completed preparations for exigencies when the ricted passports law comes into force on Saturday. A spokesman for the Green Bus Co ltd said 'There is bound to be some delay because111 words
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Article22 1967-06-27 5 PKNANO M^ii Mote than 1 HHO v.iirl- of wire was siileß Hum RrdiliuMon pouts a; C*UBtor h.<ii Road yesterday.22 words
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Advertisement82 1967-06-27 5 A Beautiful Complexion Surround yourself with an aura of loveliness when you ro forth for the day. After cleansing tone and refine your complexion with lemon Delph freshener to stimulate the skin cells and then smooth in a film of tropical moist oil. The hygroscopic i moisture attracting' oil of82 words
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Advertisement141 1967-06-27 5 /^B| uOs^b^b^H^ t <: S^B J^^^m '\wfsSnStf- HI k- ■■w- jP|ir-- 1 Catch the V-Jtt Express. Fastest to Amsterdam. 8.15 p.m. Thursdays. A big Qantas V-Jet takes off on the fastest flight between Singapore and Amsterdam. Any Thursday you can catch the overnight Qantas V-Jet Express to Amsterdam. Qantas does141 words
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253 1967-06-27 6 3,800 employees of three Boards must break away from AUPE glM.Al'Om;. Mon. Under the new Trade Unions (Amendment) Act, some .'{.soo employees of the Public Utilities Board, Singapore Telephone Board and the Housing Development Board, will have to hrccik away from the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, i<> Form their253 words
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99 1967-06-27 6 LAYING OFF OF 3 MEN BY FIRM IS UPHELD SINGAPORE. Mon— The second Industrial Arbitration Court has upheld retrenchment of three employees by Ohba.vashigumi Ltd.. a Japanese firm dealing in earthmoving machinery. In his award, thr Deputy President. Mr. S Nat.irajan disclosed that the company and the Sinu.ipore Manual and99 words
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103 1967-06-27 6 SINGAPORE. Monday. 4 MAN. Ang Teck Ai. 24. was charged in the Ninth Magistrates Court today with committing armed robbery at the Social Welfare Department in October last year. Ang with two other persons, one armed with a pistol, was alleged to103 words
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93 1967-06-27 6 75,500 HOURS VOLUNTARY WORK IN EMERGENCIES Mon. The St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade rendend some 75.500 manhours Of voluntary work in emerRency duties in Singapore last year The associations annual report said its members helped in the Oct. 30 Maude Road fje and also the Christmas night firr at93 words
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Article22 1967-06-27 6 SINGAPORE. Moil The Rotary Club will hold iheir installation dinner and dance at ilie Peking Restaurant on July I,22 words
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Article125 1967-06-27 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The People's Association is to organise a special pugilistic show at the National Theatre on July 19 as part of a fund-raising campaign to aid selected charitable I organisations in the Re- public. The show will be under the patronage ol President Yusof bin125 words
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163 1967-06-27 6 THREE-SIDED COOPERATION FOR FUTURE OF S'PORE Mun lhe newly-elected president of the National Employers' Council. Mr Lim Cheng Hal is confident that the Labour Ministry, the democratic trade union movement and his organisation can work in mutual co-operation and understanding to build the j industrial foundations of Singapore. speaking ins163 words
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Article82 1967-06-27 6 BINOAPORI lhe Adult Education Board is organisi. ik an emhi-week course in English In portrait painting for 1 beginners and those who luive I baatc knonieciße ol drawing 101 panning portraii.s The course 1 ill be held every Sunday lrom It) a.m. to 12 noon at the Beany82 words
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Article, Illustration261 1967-06-27 6 SINGAPORE. Mnn. Retired Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Justice Thomas C. Clark, who is here for a threeday visit, today called on the American Ambassador. Mr. F.J. Galbraith at the American Embassy in Hill Street. Mr. Clark, who Is her* I under261 words
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Article72 1967-06-27 6 BABY SHOW PLAN FOR QUEENSTOWN SINGAPORE. Mon —The Quion.town Citizens Con>ultativp Commlttop iar?a 4> will hold a baby show at the Queen*town community rentre. Buller Terrace at 9 am. on Aug 6. The show Is undrr the patronage of the Minister for Labour. Mr Jek Yeun Thong, i who i.-,72 words
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Article42 1967-06-27 6 BINOAPORE Mon Th« holding a picnic lomoiiow on Pulau bUXom for 100 children The ilub will hold Its biannual swimming gala between ;hf Prrak Boys Home and the Salvation Ainu Homes at Glllman Barracks pool on June 29.42 words
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Article51 1967-06-27 6 VPORE Mon Th# annual mfe'ine of tb« National Salety First Council of Singapore w ill be held at th* Ministry of Social Affairs con-!eif>nc-e room in Empress Placa at 230 pm tomorrow The meet met will elec* a chairman, deputy chairman, xeretajy and treasurer and ten other51 words
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Article33 1967-06-27 6 SINGAPORE Mnn The 8t» BHptire Junior Safety First OoudcU will hold '.he finals of the annual int*r-aefaool Safely P^rst quiz competition 00 July 1 at the Cultural Centre ta Canning Ri.v33 words
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Article23 1967-06-27 6 SINGAPORE Mon Mi L«m F'H.k Clin.ng h^v been r'-elwt*d preatdeni of the Htlhiew Brtat* Owners and ResidentJi V ''nW !h« Mcretan ictaC23 words
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Article26 1967-06-27 6 SINOAPORK Mon TTM season of the Hong Kong Tkv chew opera Sin Thi^n ChaL" now perfnrrnlne lit 'h» NitteoaJ Theatre, hu been extended vaMft26 words
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Advertisement480 1967-06-27 6 9^5% •f V f I m^mf 1 I- m W^ D* m^^P^mV VLfl liiß m^l ZM. mT^'^ ■k jm»^~ S& im^c. ay 1 A 4 r/7 H a^l i iL A 1 \ll EXPORTS IMPORTS For trade introductions and confidential market data on all parts of Australia, ask the bank480 words
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Miscellaneous143 1967-06-27 6 I HEY DOC'. 11 1 I PIAV'NG WELL TOPAV I YuP' KEf!E GE.E NCK. >AACV REIL'", I iSOT VEH' ViUW MICk CONGRATULAtU'VsjS, TmiS Tpp.\N BOO.EP THAT'S GREAT SUPER- J A JOB' DOING SMITH IN OOP \AyVIEKJ DO J AFTER s r -i *C*t TOUR V WHERE? MARKET. 1 J L143 words
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Miscellaneous144 1967-06-27 6 Schools TV for today T"ODAYS edutational TV on Channel 8 is a.s follows 830 am 8.50 am I .-econd lmiguaee. Sec 1 lhe Tele\iMoii Studio' 9 Ifi Enclish literature Ser 1 Ihe Death of Ned Kelly'; 10 10 20. General science. Kei 2 Electricity In Bulk"; II 05 11.25, Mathematics.144 words
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Article, Illustration1830 1967-06-27 7 JAMES LEASOR - In his yacht, the fat -man waits JAMES LEASOR A HOLIDAY in the Baluh inns, en route for Mexico, traps Dr. Jason Love in a web of murder and intrigue. First there is a girl shot in ;i speedboat; then sinister characters checking his every move DAY TWO OF THE1,830 words
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Article37 1967-06-27 8 10 Itartti Hi < Minimum) THE FAMILY uf EM H Chelllah lianaraJaaliHCiiii! Mkldlr f.i.ail Hixpltal Alniaporr thank reladvea frlenda. dortorx marr Ward 16 U H. for their amiatanre. rondui'in ra. m reatha, and attendant-* ai tlir liint-ral.37 words
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Obituary31 1967-06-27 8 M >». r «(f Sit (Mlmimmm) IN EVER LOVING memory of our darling girl Prfimla Hhavanl *M dayrted on 27 I M Al»»y» remembered by Mini Hint Mvi > asi— i31 words
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Article120 1967-06-27 8 In H'.rrft Hi i Minimum) UI.INK BONCAFB AND ri.Joy the liixtir< of freaiiiy roa«ii-.l saHßa, 12 fragtant Maßßi at katSat •hope. aup*rmarketa In smgaiwre Malayna. START YOUR DAY wild yuakar j ■iig.tr Paffa. K\rry auiiar i-uatrd wheat puff mm. in wlta goldm hmiey. TaatM SaHetaaa, >«at fnmlly will lute120 words
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Article615 1967-06-27 8 The Glassboro summit Ml been "useful." Mr. Kosygin and Mr. Johnson both agree. "Useful" is dun coloured, the I least exciting description posdble of ten hours of talk between the Soviet Prime Minister and America's Pres- j idenl. No specific agreement was reached on any of thr615 words
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Article368 1967-06-27 8 A more consistent and simplified spelling system seemi likely to emerge from the deliberations of the Indonesian and Malaysian teams at the Diw;m Bahasa dan Pustaka. The talks mark the final stages i in the efforts by experts in both countries which began before confrontation to rationalise and368 words
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Article172 1967-06-27 8 Whatever the rights and wrongs of the Middle East war may be thought to be, responsible opinion must be against the demonstration staged in Kuala Lumpur over the week-end. This for tht 1 i simple reason that the march- ers did not have a police per- mit and172 words
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1008 1967-06-27 8 RAYMOND HEARD - RAYMOND HEARD by Washington, Mon. THE NEW THREAT AND ELECTION YEAR WILL FORCE A DECISION ON AMERICA'S CONTROVERSIAL ANTI-MISSILE PROGRAMME COMMUNIST China's success in testing a hydrogen bomb has dumped a heavy layer of political fall-out on Washington. The news has provoked1,008 words
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116 1967-06-27 8 THE 1967-1968 .session has started in the Agricultural college atSerdang and though it ls encouraging to see the college expanding, it Is disheartening to see the appalling conditions under which some students are living temporarily. The temporary 'hostels' are about a mile from the116 words
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Letter219 1967-06-27 8 IT Ls not clearly under--1 stood why "Fed Up" (S.T. June 21' and others have to walk miles to reach a posting box There are two posting boxes along Green Lane and three on the side roads of Green Lane. In Green Lane, a lamp letter219 words
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Letter69 1967-06-27 8 THE Minister of Com- merce and Industry has ordered all dealers to place price tags on four essential commodities (rice, sugar, wheat flour and cooking oil) but many still ignore the regulation. A dealer told me he had not put on the price tags because many others had69 words
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Letter55 1967-06-27 8 (JVERHEAD bridges conatructed for the convenience of both pedestrians and motorists are. of course, for pedestrians to use. sut many pedestrians simply lgnnr* these structures nullifying their safety purpose.. I suggest an on-the-spot fine of $1 on every pedestrian Jay walking where there Is an overhead bridge. fe.55 words
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Letter166 1967-06-27 8 I REFER to "Immunised" letter "Highway Squeeze 1 (S.T. June 10 1. The full benefits of the Improvement on Nlcoll Highway and Mountbatten Road will only be ten when the widening of MerdeKa Bridge ls completed. When MerdeKa Bridge Is widened the three lan,es In the Central166 words
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Advertisement730 1967-06-27 8 Classified advertisements for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLD STORAGE SUPID-MARKtT ■•I Bood .Recept.o.xM D»«k| COLO STODACt BKANCMIS i Qood No* ol Bo\# CITY EOOK STORI LTO. '.nii»ef Ouav THE NCWS FRONT f ■*ir>Ot"rl» M M ISMAIL ",,<,.: NnvOl Bos« HAMIIM STORI. _nono. R.«d. r I V730 words
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Advertisement37 1967-06-27 8 The Bank .y Yo u Can Trust Bank with ■MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD and you bank wisely miao oma^^SSXZ' MALAYAN IANIIUUIIH* 97, Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur. BANKING BERHAD t* •*%>** imiMr*. wiii|iii| Aachara* Caalial SO.OOOAM bna«a*«fkMUaaa<al:t IS.OOOJM V J37 words
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Advertisement247 1967-06-27 8 NOW if I THE NEW If BREVILLE Hi i ELECTRIC MA HAIR COMB i fß ISHERE^^-jJR It's the age of automation. f I I Just press a switch and you jjji I II St have a hairstylist named f. /c\ I 1 81 l BREVILLE. Thermo -con- I *~l trolled,247 words
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Article274 1967-06-27 9 Jakarta eases export laws JAKARTA, Monday J'HE Indonesian Trade Ministry today announced two moves aimed at restoring trade relations with Singapore and Malaysia to pre-confrontation level. MOVE NO. 1 The Ministry decreed that all the country's export commodities may now be shipped to Singapore. Antara news agency said the TradeReuter - 274 words
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130 1967-06-27 9 Journey's end for 14,000--mile solo mariner UIRKENHEAD lEngland), Mon. Solo mariner Malcolm Reid, 28. finally berthed early this morning at the end of a 14.000-mile voyage from Singapore alter missing yesterday's tide. Mr. Reid, a Blue Funnel engineering officer, was held up at the end of his trip in hisReuter - 130 words
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Article57 1967-06-27 9 BINOAPORB, Mnn.— Mias Chew! Ann Khpng has bppn plpclpcl presidpnt. of thr pni-tem committee of the Young Women's Association ot Nanvanc t'nivrrsi'v. The object* of th are to fostrr friendship among women students at Nantah and with outside women's organisations In the Republic, is well rs to57 words
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Article26 1967-06-27 9 SINGAPORE Mon. The French frigate Admiral Charner will arrive in Singapore from I Chittagong in But Pakistan on July 3 for a four-day visit. <26 words
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Article, Illustration276 1967-06-27 9 Stranded singers: Sir Galahad to the rescue By MAGDALENE LUM KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon.— A Sir Galahad passed the hat round and made four friendless, penniless and stranded Taiwan singers smile apain. The four "damsels in distress" are Miss Mcl Thai. Miss Ling Wei Chlng. M'.ss Woo Chee Hwa and276 words
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Article41 1967-06-27 9 SINGAPORE Mon Twentysix vehicles have been booked for speeding since the polices portable electronic traffic analyser (Peta) was put into operation. A police spokesman said Peta was functioning "very well." and would be employed round the clock.41 words
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Article28 1967-06-27 9 PENANO. Mon— A housewife. Wee Oee Hong. 34. has reported the loss of her Hillmsn car parked outside her house in Vermount Road yesterday.28 words
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Article23 1967-06-27 9 BUNOEI PATANI. Mon. Inche Harun bin Mohamrd Hashlm will be Installed as president Of the Alor Star Rotary Club on July 3.23 words
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175 1967-06-27 9 START 'EAT LESS RICE' CAMPAIGN PLEA BY NTUC SINGAPORE. Monday. ■THE National Trades Union Congress today called on the Government to initiate an "eat more wheat and less rice" campaign to reorientate the people's eating habits. i The NTUC secretary- ge- neral. Mr. Seah Mvi Kok. pledged full support for175 words
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90 1967-06-27 9 Robbery in lift at housing estate CINGAPORb. Mon. A couple were robbed by two young; men in a lift in Bukit Ho Swee housing: estate last night. Lvi Hoi Mum and bis wife, on their way up to the fifth floor, were joined by the two robbers on the first90 words
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Article61 1967-06-27 9 I KUAI.A LUMPUR. Mon. Thieves stole 13 typewriters worth $1 850 from Loh Institute in Jalan Pudu here yesterday. Lml Friday. 20 typewrttcn worth I $6,000 we.c stolen from Goon Inai Mitf\ off Jala.i Tuanku Abdul Rhman. Police today warned the public to be careful about61 words
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Article61 1967-06-27 9 l/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. An ambulance driver was stabbed to death yesterday In a house '.n Sedeng. about two miles from here. Dol bin All, 49. received two stab wounds, inrlud- ing one in the heart. Th« killer had earlier attacked Dol's mother, who suffered head injures P(.l61 words
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242 1967-06-27 9 'FOREIGNERS TRIED TO SABOTAGE MANILA CLAIM TO SABAH. MANILA, Mon.— The Manila Daily Bulletin reported today that "some foreigners" had tried to sabotage the Philippines claim to Sabah by driving a wedge between the Philippines and Indonesia. Indonesia had supported the claim filed by the Philippine Government in June. 1962.UPI - 242 words
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Advertisement180 1967-06-27 9 But he could be found by tomorrow through The Straits Time* TELE- ADS service. If you have lost a treasured or Important possession, you stand a good chance of recovering it quickly by phoning in your advertisement now for tomorrow's Straits Times. Advertisements are accepted up to 3.00 p.m. for180 words
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Advertisement102 1967-06-27 9 "111 vL\\ v«. Experienced travellers book through Guthrie Boustead Why are Guthrie Boustead so much That's why experienced travellers better than other travel agents? Be- book through Guthrie Boustead cause of their careful, knowledge- Travel Division. They're friendly able planning of itineraries. Experi- and efficient. Try them, enced travellers know102 words
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Miscellaneous740 1967-06-27 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Arena SuJtan; 7.35 Melody and and rVnani; 6 Ipoh and Ma- Rhythm: 8 00 News in Mandalacra; 3 a 10 Johore Bahru; rin; 8.10 Susie Susie's Cru--4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 sade; 8.35 Survival The Kin in- Hooligan; 9.00 News in the National740 words
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Article245 1967-06-27 10 NOW YOU CAN SWIM THE EASY WAY HERE'S some good news for those who cannot swim. The inventor did not accept the fact that fish have something over man. He thus invented a washable silk belt support for anyone who wants to su-im. It's an ideal, invisible swimming aid for245 words
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Article, Illustration389 1967-06-27 10 FOUR PEARL STUDS IN A ROW FOR TREMENDOUS IMPACT WHILE earrings have been reaching shoulder length to keep in lash ion. 21 -year-old Miss Faye Jennings has come up with an eye-catching idea 01 let earrings move upwards. Normally a woman has each ear389 words
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Article, Illustration298 1967-06-27 10 Singer to make her debut with Suara Singapura IjWER since she was six j years old she had been caught up in the magic world of music and took an interest in classics and folk singing. Today, 21 -year-old Miss Jane Lee can look back and biij with pride "it298 words
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Article62 1967-06-27 10 BRIEFLY LONDON: .Mr. Gordon Bagwell, a barber, now charges male customers 12 cents a minute for a haircut. "This should help the women from unfair competition by making men's haircuts short and fast again." he said, "Besides, there's no reason for a man who is almost bald to pay as62 words
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Advertisement459 1967-06-27 10 f\ t "II Mr* "^'^vswri mM Mff m^M A w <^^V W^JAjL^^' A*Sk W JmM Fnr 1 lAfook c and 1 rlauo bookin^ i nd v<"" ror j weeKs ana j aays Travel Agent or ui»y a c«. See the Sea -and Ui '*****. Harrisons' 8. Crosfi'ald (Malaysia) Sdn. 8hd.70.459 words
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Advertisement496 1967-06-27 10 INSTANT BEAUTiY FOR YOUR EYES When your eyes are tired and irritated.dull ana ''"tless, bring back their sparkle and brilliance instantly with Eye-Mo With Zoarin! Soothing, gentle Eye-Mo With Zoarin keeps your eyes gleaming, sparkling-bright, refreshes your eyes so quickly it gives them instant beauty. Just a two-drop bath of496 words
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99 1967-06-27 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A truck driver. Hwee Wah Seng, today .successfully contested a High Court action for damages in connection with a motor collision in the Naval Ba^e on April 7 last year. The truck, belonging to the Brui&h Minu>ttv of Pub.«e Buildings and Work*.99 words
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Article, Illustration353 1967-06-27 11 Rape case head fails in appeal KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. r pHE Federal Court or Appeal today dismissed an appeal by V. Ponniah, a school headmaster, sentenced to three years" jail for raping a 10-year-old pupil. Ponniah. 53. headmaster of the Taiping Rubber Plantation Tamil School, was convicted on April 18353 words
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192 1967-06-27 11 MALINDO TEAMS NEAR END OF SPELLING BEE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A broad base agreement has been achieved in talks between Malaysia and Indonesia on standardising spelling. Detailed discussions over the new common system of Malindo spelling which began last Friday is expected to end on Wednesday. It is understood that192 words
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Article62 1967-06-27 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Th« miring Thai Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Prasong Bunchoem. and Mrs Bunchoem were today received In audience by the Yung di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisurl Agong at the I&una Negara here. Mr. Bur.choem. who wil] leave on July 1 will be succeeded62 words
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Article74 1967-06-27 11 I JESSELTON Mon— lm permanent secretary to the Ministry of Finance here Mr. WMluni L;m Thien Kong, left for Kuala Lumpur today to get a full briefing on the Cen.ral Government.* re- cent measures to combat >piral- i i lins price. 1 Mr. Lim said74 words
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196 1967-06-27 11 Riddle of soldier slashed to death KLALA LL'MPIR. Mon A soldier and bis friend were slashed by six thugs armed with daggers and parangs in a dark lane oIT Bukit Bintang here last night. Private Choo Joon Mine. 21. died four hours later in the General Hospital. His friend. Van196 words
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105 1967-06-27 11 SINGAPORE Mon The recent resignation of Mr H. F. G. Leembruggrn from the post of Registrar of Vehicles to the subject of a question to be asked by Indie Rahamat bin Kenap iGeylang Serai) at the meeting of Parliament on Thursday.105 words
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Article39 1967-06-27 11 SINGAPORE. Mob.— TWO Singa- poreuu-. Mr. Khou Oon Theam and Mr. Samuel Wona Peng Yum re- i ceived ihen Master of Arts degre« ■I tli? convocation of the North- Western University in Illinois last j week. I39 words
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Article, Illustration343 1967-06-27 11 Information through mass media: Unesco minimum I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Ten copies of daily newspapers, five radio sets and two cinema tickets to every 100 people—this is the Unesco '•minimum" adequate supply of information through mass media. These figures were given today by the Director of Broadcasting. Inche Dol Ramli, in343 words
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226 1967-06-27 11 SINGAPORE. Mon SINGAPORE has faced greater cru-i.s than th< present fears of economic difficulties because of the British pull-out, a trade union leader. Mr. Seah Mvi Kok. said yesterday. Addressing Base workers at the National Theatre, Mr. Seah said that226 words
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Advertisement232 1967-06-27 11 MEET the girl who has set London swinging with the 'mini- cheong' Shaken British television with her switch from gentle nurse to Samurai wife And who now plans a real-life surpriseaway from the cameras She is Penang-born, ex-convent girl F^B Hi I I^B lIUI ofJulldl /&w THE PALLADIUM j^jjj July's232 words
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Advertisement200 1967-06-27 11 Lowest individual fares ever to the USA. From: SINGAPORE TO U.S.A. TO WEST COAST HAWAII Present New special Present New special All-year 90-day All-year 90-day Economy Economy Economy Economy Fare Fare* Fare Fare* M ***** M ***** M 5261 81 M ***** Must be combined with O ground lour And200 words
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Miscellaneous54 1967-06-27 11 Ituijs Hunny lit/ ttnlph ll*-im*lnhl 1/ I RESENT YOUB KOVEVER, "N 1 1 ft f I'VE EVEM BEEN FOBCED 11/" f INSINUATION THAT IN REPLY TO VOL S K\ V TO CUT NW PATES i J Xkf HOW'S BUSINESS, lIAM A PENNILESS QUESTION/ lm -77-1 7> /jKbjmTj mendicant: business has54 words
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Article93 1967-06-27 12 tt WmrdM lIS (Minimum) KUNA AND RUBY thank friend' and relatives for their attendance presents and assistance at their wedding on 10. 6«.. MR A MRS. M Pinto thank all friends and relat:ws for their gifts and attendance on be ociasstoo of their marriage on 17-ti-67. SOON KIANC CHUNG93 words
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Advertisement884 1967-06-27 12 l^-*-^******^^ apjj ii nil nurd trom I'agr ft i SITUATIONS VACANT M Mora's it (Mm.)— Box St rlt txirm READ -he senior Appointments \a-<-snt :n The Sunday Mail eacb week. EUROPEAN COMPANY requires youn< enerielic oiln-e Peon/De.spatcb Clerk. Apply P.O. Box Pto 8 pore. LOCUM WANTED tor I months or884 words
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Advertisement914 1967-06-27 12 ACCOMMODATION VALANI IS Ri. re's U (Mm.)— Box S» rtt. txtra 16 lIA BRICHTON AVENUE 19 Thtv.' hrdrnoms rutthrooms attached larse gardi-n modern sanitation furnish«*d or unfurnished reasonable em Kor details Hing 1 8 porei Mi<4i after 7 p m SERANGOON CARDEN ESTATE. Detached Bungalow at Crirhton Close I i.edrooir-i914 words
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Advertisement865 1967-06-27 12 EDUCATION [S Ward* U (Mtm.>—Bax $0 rU. axlra SLCRETARIAL COURSE FOR Ulrla urs- st.trtinn July Registir College. Raffles Place. iVoiisi 21 »L) Cbanii Road. Geylang. i4976i><i 6 pore AT OUR MAIN: New Sessions Secretarial Course. Btenograpl.>. Bookkeeping. Accounting. Shortlmml. r>tx writinK. Bt'ucturai Kngineenuu arly. Rajas College. Raffles INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE CORRESPONDENCE865 words
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Advertisement961 1967-06-27 12 PETS FOR SALE n S»saTS>j <a (Mm Has rlt •»!>• BEAUTIFUL POMERANIAN DOO MKA pedigree, champion bloodline. I ■lonths. Vie« 371. Telok BUng<C Road. Singapore. LOOKING FOR GOOO Homen Max V vr* old half Boxer dignified delignt■ul dog bherry 1 vr old male dog '■m a'trarti\e f'uffy bronn. Also do<'ored961 words
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Advertisement797 1967-06-27 12 BEAUTY CULTURE i IS M>artf. iMlK.t—Bmi >i rlt mxtrm I INTERNATIONALLY RECOONISEO ACADEMY (or Beauty Culture and I Haiidrtasint. Ro-ili. Htrnon, U>n<ton< 'Paris, New Tork Japan and Ucrmnnv Trained Specialisi Conducts O:iy tvn mc Professional and Personal CouisvS I for all Ladi.-j. Huusru ivcs and cait«. i liirls Salon Fhotmx797 words
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Advertisement933 1967-06-27 12 INTERRUPTIONS OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY PROVINCE WELLESLI.Y For the purpose of essential I work on our overhead lines, electricity supply to all consumers In 1 the followu.c areas mil be interrupted on li 6.67 during the following hours: Bagaa Ajam. Permatang Kuchmi;. Telok i Ayer Tauar. Penaga Permatang Jang^us.i Permatang Bendahari.933 words
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Advertisement1050 1967-06-27 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE sVCTaUCrnr DEPARTMENT: Ocrer or Diploma raeovRequires— ni>ed m grantlnit e«emp(l) METER TECHNICIAN In «»"»> fror.j Finil- PtxU I >alary scale $283 I Al6 331 plun of lne examinations \ariable Allowance as payable from ii7i.,.ih..ii— ««.w i vi .rai'rgin o^^Qualitiration*: ill Institution of Chttnl- 11,050 words
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Advertisement1261 1967-06-27 13 TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST UK Due S oort sails P S'tiim Penanf MENESTNEUS I pool. Belfast. Ggc< UPtTeday Jaae it I ASTYAHAX Liverpool, ll Pt July 2 AENEAS i, Gasfow liae2* Jlly 1 PYRRHUS Liverpool. GUsgom July 8 mentor .••nod. Gfow.... iily 4 Jily 7 Jaly 8/12 Jily ll1,261 words
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Advertisement1235 1967-06-27 13 rap EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA NORTH COHTINtNT SCAWDIWAVIA t S'n<ifi cpn^rik rxit> ocnua Kdam H'Dufi Aarhus C'higen SIMIA i) Sailed lr.Pt liae2l Jne 21 I Jily 11 <af I Aif 11 Aif 15 Aaf 17 PATAGONIA aI) Jaly ?8/ 1 Illy 21/21 Jaly 25/21 Stpt 4 .apt 11 Stft IS1,235 words
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Advertisement1333 1967-06-27 13 I BENmiNE~\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PBRTS. BENMACDHUI iirgaDcre Pt. snam Penang Rotterdam la Pt Jaae 21 Jaaa 18/ 1 Antwerp BENAVON Singapore Pt. S'ram P«nar>| An-«rrp t. 11 Jut 21 Jaatll/ 2 Jalf I*l Hamburf Singapora P. S'rjia Ptnaaf lENLEOI London, Hamburg Jily IS ■ENATTOW l1,333 words
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Advertisement1319 1967-06-27 13 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERV'CE FROM UK CONTINENT. Leading tar: S<n(a;ivt P. S Mm PtMt)| CITY OF LANCASTER I m. I H Jaae CITT OF CHESTER London, Hambjrf, Rottercair, Havre 5 II Jily 12 II J. CITT OF WORCESTER londoi, Ror> Hamoutg II 21 Jlly1,319 words
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240 1967-06-27 14 TIIK Straits tin prire «.is ni.tinl.iiiii-cl at SbOB prr piiul in Penane yesterday by a smaller than usual turn- i »\cr. I his m is pslim.itrd to be HH) tdns. or 10 ton.s down on Saturday mornine. The tone of thr market was steady.240 words
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Article19 1967-06-27 14 Junr 26. RLBBtR PRICE: 571 cents (unchansrd). TIN: S6OB (unchanged).. Kstiin.itrit orTerine 200 tons (down 10 tons).19 words
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Article70 1967-06-27 14 /-HINESE Product Eichanie. Sm«aa*y Coconut *ll: bulk S4?i *rll«r*. drum $00 mNhb. Cepra: Mmd if.ob.) loose June/ July IK Cont. S2Bi B Pepper: Muntok "hiif SM.'i srllera. Sarawak while $140 sellers, sprcial Sarawak black *••> srllrra. iarblrd Larrpong black $105 aellrm tall Wf-, Nl-Wi ASTA $110 aellera <IUO<-,70 words
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Article273 1967-06-27 14 AUSTRALIA/ NEW ZEALAND SERVICE It: Frtaaitlt Afelaitt. Melkiurat. SyHey fenang p. i hsTi Singaptrt BOMBALA 7 I July SII July 11 12 Jlly BAMORA t/ 'Aim I' S Auf till tug BULIMBA f/ 7 Sept 1/ 1 Sept 10 11 Sen rim: Ouat, lyt.. Well., Alt. Smgapprt P.273 words
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Article159 1967-06-27 14 MELBOURNE Mon. TXDI STRIALS »sre firm with x most leaders moving higher BHP touched $9 10 but closed two cents iower at $8.98 MLC up 40 cents to $10 40 Mcßobertsons lexCadburys offer i down 10 cents to $1 70 Nickel shares resumed their upward trend led by159 words
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Article251 1967-06-27 14 li'l.V first crade rubbrr f.o.b. bu;t?re rloscd at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur and Singapore ymtrrda v at 57 cents per Ib. unchanged on Friday's closinf level. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and M.R.E. closinf price* in cents per Ib. yesterday. Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R S251 words
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Article241 1967-06-27 14 V. MIPS lyint alonxtide the Sin«ap«ie Harbour wharves ar oipected laday are: Ru>* I Port Lout* M:nu i^ 4 Stcntor 1(1 11. Benavon 13 M I Rosario Maru II l«. Toko Marti 21 2J Anno 24. Kunak H M Win.: ,n B taBBMM HMtraH -•■< SB Mikaaa241 words
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Article47 1967-06-27 14 ON the Im nihanii marKat to Hook Kook yraterday the U.S. Ocllar ill quoted at b.TSI lor T.T. and I7s tor cash Stirling was quotrd at 16.00 and •n« tail »f g*ld at lIS. Rubber crop AmalgamatPtl Rubber Estates Ltd. produced 991.000 Id In Ma>47 words
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Article47 1967-06-27 14 l\\ th- Odicial M.il.kjii ShoitXJ teem Monrv Mai kit (or the week ended Saturday thr ranee of rail rates m»s as tnlln«BAXK MM)- prr cent ta t'» per cent GENEKAL MM) per rent to j per rent M()\ IMI I of fundv totalled m:i, million.47 words
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Article22 1967-06-27 14 ■I'HL Auicilhin *r lint, n M a a> 1 tia mad* no <haDf«a v ita f^ x to merchant* ytatenlay.22 words
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881 1967-06-27 14 From Our Market Correspondent /CONDITIONS in the inV dustrial section of the Stock Exchange yesterday were active for a Monday with a turnover of over one million units as the interest generated in this section overspilled from last week. Interest was wholly focussed on881 words
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Article1344 1967-06-27 14 Dl/SINLSS in and rrportrd t.. the Sincaporr and Kuala Lumpur trading roomy of tinStock I \rhancr Tntridiv with thr number of thr ihares traded in brackets: INDUtTRIALI: llulllia ,|.'(n, I I ijOOi *1.53: C. Suiar II W) •■i ,h d i>..nooi ti ii .ii.mmi. si :>«.1,344 words
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Advertisement1128 1967-06-27 14 KAWASAKI KISEN KAJSHA LTD. Western Australia Singapore /Japan Service I X t' ■■Sriiae Man" J 14 July 22 23 July 1 Aaf b Aa| '■M.neskiipa Man" It 2» Jlly S i Aut 14 Aif II Au| West Africa Singapore Japan Service Sinfacorc S«rie* Man" Sailed 7 Jlly 14 July II1,128 words
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Advertisement471 1967-06-27 14 I Spore P. yhom Pcnong Homburg Ru Yung 30 July/1 Aug 2/ 2 Aug 3/ 4 Aug 26 Aug Sion Yung 30 Aug/ 1 Sept 2/ 2 Sept 3/ 4 Sept 27 Sept Oriental Queen 30 Sept/ 1 Oct 2/ 2 Oct 3/ 4 Oct 26 Oct Gen Yung 30471 words
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Advertisement279 1967-06-27 14 I rV^T^^l J TL^^^^K^P 'I 1 r a c" J> aT i-WMj^—^—^— M.n^9 Tl j m t afaV^LaW^LaS aaV M aaafel Jaat P c "j"i Penjn* ETA. ETC ETA. £IO ETA t TO FtOM CALCUTTA M.V STATE OF SUJUItAT" for Hon| Kon| t Jipan Jaly II FROM CALCUTTA •STATI OF279 words
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Advertisement807 1967-06-27 15 \am^mw^»Wf^^f ll ftKfW^aW¥ l^¥9^^^F^\ KENYATAAN TAWARAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PERAK J.K.R. PAHANG Tawaran rlarlpada PemborongJ J'^^^T?^ r^hSTuS yang berdaftar dl-JKR. dt-dalam 3™J ■J t ?'J i H |K > R. di-dalam kelw "C dan ka-ata« ber Kepala yEv E K j" -tt V dl au ke P lla 11. Kepala807 words
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Advertisement724 1967-06-27 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Applications are invited from Malaysian Cltlwns (or poets of: (1) Clerks: Malay Studies Department (a) Qualification*: M) not less than 18 years; tin Cambridge School Certificate MCE with good knowledge of National Language: i 111) ability to type 30 w.p.m. from typescript and 25 w.p.m.724 words
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Advertisement771 1967-06-27 15 NOTICES EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, PENANG Registration for Admission To Standard One in 1968 1969/ 1970 1971/197! For Children Born In 1981 19*2/ 19«3 1964/1965 1 Registration: Parent*' Guardians who have failed to register their children born In 1961 ■nd 1962 are strongly advised to do so before 21.7.67. Those who have771 words
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Advertisement633 1967-06-27 15 NOTICES by order of the s»:< rf.tar y of statk for deff.nte iik i royal air force. sf.i.ktar. AUCTION SALE OF Surplus 389 Maintenance Unit Stores Comprising:— Misc. Radio Si Electrical Spares, Aircraft tyres, and Spares, Scrap Accumulators. Ferrous Scrap Metal. Aircraft Scrap Metal. Fired Brass, Aero Engines. Electrical Cables.633 words
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Advertisement425 1967-06-27 15 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties, To be held at our Sales- room No. 104. Market Street. Singapore, on Tuesday. 4th July. 1967 at 2.30 p.m. 1. No. 121 River Valley Road, area 1.164 square feet. Statutory Land Grant, Monthly rent $71.50. 2. Nos. 6 and 8 Sin Koy425 words
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Advertisement200 1967-06-27 15 GEORGE COHEN MACHINERY LTD. can offer for Prompt Delivery ex Hong Kong CONCRETE EQUIPMENT One Concrete Batching Plant by Arbau. Capacity 60 cubic yard/ hour. Complete with Weighbatcher, Hopper. Feed Chute, Cement Batcher. Feed Screens, Feeder HolsUs, Water Batcher. Bins, Hoppers. Cement Distribution Equipment. Hydraulic Electric Controls. Fuchs Boom Scraper.200 words
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TIMESPORT 1
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237 1967-06-27 16 SEAP GAMES JJKCAI'SK Thailand have gone out of their way to stage the Fourth Seap Games at short notice, Malaysia will give them full support to help make the Games at Bangkok from Dec. 9-16 an outstanding success. According to Olympic Council237 words
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306 1967-06-27 16 Perak call to retired players for help RUGGER 'I'he Mnrim vi n:uurr pbajtsn 1 who h<tve ifiired are required id revitalise and rai.se the standard ol the game in Pei alt. This requeM lor help wa.s made by W.D. Proctor, the retiring president, at the annual general meeting ol the306 words
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Article81 1967-06-27 16 FRANKFURT. Mon. Karl Mildenbcißrr. West Germany s European heavyweight boxing champion. lw* signed to n\cc\ Intan Oscar Bonavens si p.ut ol .in elimination tournanirnt to hncl a MeMMOJ to C.inmus ri.ty. it whs KniH'UiHi-cl hrrc The contract guarantees Mildrnberger 200.000 mark.s iM$l53--00 The datp and venue ofReuter - 81 words
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738 1967-06-27 16 CUP MA TCHES: BUSY WEEK FOR PLAYERS GOLF NOTES by Mansoor Rahman JAMALUD DIN bin Haji Abu Bakar and Liew Kai Choon will contest the final of the Guillemard Cup over 18 holes match-play at the Royal Selangor Golf Club. The match has been tentatively fixed for tomorrow depending on738 words
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Article940 1967-06-27 16 SATURDAY WEIGHTS for Saturday, first day of the Singapore Turf Club July meet, are: Cl. 4. l»iv. 2—BF Calypso Queen 9.00 skilful Briu Matin II 8.1.' W.i l.i n i.. Commando 8.11 Kanchana 8.11 Happy Cavalier 8.11 Ada Baik 8.10 Angel 8.08 Bronx 8.04 Capital Gain940 words
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Advertisement453 1967-06-27 16 SAVE MONEYBUY NOW!! Iw/o DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES 27th JUNE- lOth JULY *^yr" 1 I m bbJ j. Structural Readers. Structures in "HA guidance from Unit Guide 3, Action and Unit Guides form the GRADED EXERCISES in Strucbasic texts of the only tried and tural English— Basic Intermediate tested method453 words
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Advertisement266 1967-06-27 16 §TCMP I WAITING FOR I SUCCESS... START MAKING IT HAPPEN NOW! Dali Caratfii traiaiaf caa lilp |«s I aa« a.liea pawns ankia yaunelf la itrp up cairiiiraci Mi MiSS| U I arepart jturstif lar araautiaa aal at« resaiasiailitits. ta start yan as ;a«r ->} ta I'll" earaiagt ia aa«i aiss.266 words
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Page 16 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous327 1967-06-27 16 Straits Times Crossword MMM man i4-s> 1. A Bi»at. first -class student 8 Arm y musician without a of domestic science? i7>. ii?. me> the f^?' t7) 5. I leave the defence to a sailor 9 J h V r f choosy about conand a caveman i 3 4) ductors327 words
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Miscellaneous63 1967-06-27 16 MM XXV Irrali Div. 1: Andeisonians v Teaclieis .padnnft). TaipinK league Sikhs v Workshop (Esplanade). SOCCER Penane My. 1: Prisons v Port Commission 'City Stadium. 515. Ipoh Dl». 1: Municipal v Kilal i Stadium Terak i Cheng Wah v Tamil Youngsters < M'pal padant;). l»iv. Police v Sengat E-st: Telecoms63 words
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TIMESPORT 2
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Article529 1967-06-27 17 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA INDONESIA WILL GIVE UP THOMAS CUP TO MALAYSIA RATHER THAN CONTINUE CHALLENGE ROUND: PADMO By r pHF continuing dialogue between Malaysia and Indonesia over the abandoned Thomas Cup badminton tournament challenge round at Jakarta on June 10 brought a firm assertion from the Indonesian side529 words
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Article80 1967-06-27 17 "THE Light Athletir Club from Kuala Lumpur won four of the five men's events in the Harimau Sports Club invitation relay meet at Seremban on Sunday. Light, who included Malaysian athletes Mam Jegathesan, T Krishnan and R. Subramaniam. set, two new meet records in the 4vloom80 words
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Article, Illustration16 1967-06-27 17 PADMO announces the abandonment of the Thomas Pup challenge round at Jakarta on June 10.16 words
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Article1393 1967-06-27 17 ATHLETICS HARIMU HI I AYS iSerembanc 4\100m: 1 Light (A. Wahab, T. Krishnan. Zambrose. M Jpgathesani 2 .Irts 3 Harimau 41.7 ireo; 4\2oflm: 1 Jots iM. Ariffln. Ofii Hock I-im. RaiHlinBam. F. Gabriel i 2 Light 3 Hanmau 1:297; 4xl00m: I light (Zambrosr. Krishnan. SubramaniHm. Rangami 2 Jots 31,393 words
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Article380 1967-06-27 17 ATHLETICS— Paris: Mon: A. The Soviet Union defeated Fiance by 110 points to 102 here yesterday In their two-day men's lnter-natlonal meet Coloured sprinter Roger Bam- buck of France won the 200 m In 21 3 Jean Wadnux. the leadI Ing French distance runner, won 1.500 m380 words
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Article169 1967-06-27 17 CRICKET THE Hyderabad Blues Cricket Club, with a number of Indian Test cricketers in their side, plan to play in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong next year. A letter from the Blues, outlining their teams, will be tabled at a Malaysian Cricket Association meeting169 words
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Article47 1967-06-27 17 LONDON. S£on. Tony Jacklln. 32-year-010. British golfer who flies to Canada today to compete in the Canadian championships. won the £4,000 PPingle professional tournament at St Annes-on-Sea yesterday. Jacklin clinched his first major English tournament victory of the season with a 72-hole aggregate of 283.47 words
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278 1967-06-27 17 'THIS years Negri Sem--1 bilan Open tennis tournament at Seremban suffered several setbacks before the first ball was served. Setback No. 1 was when the top-seeded and favourite, fihahn Osman and defending champion Daniel Lim withdrew as they had been selected to represent278 words
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Article, Illustration206 1967-06-27 17 I lAN PEREIRA - Krishnan keen to compete in KL I lAN PEREIRA By INDIA'S famous tenm:, star Ramanathan Krishnan hopes to be abie to compete In the four-day Maiaysian Open tennis championship at Kuala Lumpur from September 10. In a letter to Mr V. Rajaratnam. secretary of the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia.206 words
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184 1967-06-27 17 Now MABA want to stage Asian tourney BOXING HPHE Malaysian Ama- tour Boxing Association, encouragrd by their performance in the Asian international meet at Jakarta earlier this month, plan to hold their own International tournament at Kuala Lumpur next year. Foo Yeow Thene. MABA secretary, told Timesport yesterday that they184 words
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Article56 1967-06-27 17 Five centtfi. were opened us Negri Semhuan on Sunday to inaugurate the Shell badminton coaching scheme in the state. Three o( the centres were la Seremban anc 1 one each in Kail* Pilah and r-ort Dickson. Negri srl.ools coaches for the scheme are Chan Looi Chong,56 words
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Advertisement22 1967-06-27 17 MALA V MAIL Word Puzzle "IQ" $5,000 JACKPOT awaits the Outright Winner! SEND YOUR ENTRY NOW. Closing Date: Wed. 28-6-67, 2 p.m.22 words
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Advertisement251 1967-06-27 17 I j s 111 ■il J: V|<l I The Bible is a collection of stories and poems which were written by many authors in K. many p| aces at widely different times. I Like all stories, they are alive with all sorts and kinds of characters; they have brilliant jV251 words
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Article45 1967-06-27 18 SINGAPOKE. Mon The Tourist Promotion Board will conduct its Mfth tourist guide training course in August. The three-month course includes 24 intensive lectures and 12 tutorials It will be limited to 45 successful applicants, and the fee for the course is $25.45 words
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143 1967-06-27 18 American jet shot down by Mao's planes WASHINGTON, Mon. The Defence Department said an F-4C Phantom jet fighter was shot down by Chinese planes in the South China Sea early today but the two pilots were rescued without serious injury. The U.S. warplane had apparently strayed into Chinese air spaceReuter; UPI - 143 words
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Article69 1967-06-27 18 CAIRO AIRPORT REOPENED CAIRO. Mon. Cairo airport, closed for commercial use early today, reopened later for normal traffic. No reason was given for the restriction which forced the diversion of commercial planes to Athens and Beirut. The planes were also torbidden to fly over Egypt. In DAMASCUS, it was announcedReuter - 69 words
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Article55 1967-06-27 18 SINGAPORE. Mon A 19--year-old youth. Chang Wee Kan. charged under the Internal Security Act with possession of subversive documents inciting organised violence against "the regimes of Tengku Abdul Rahman and Lee Kuan Yew." was today jailed for one year by a district court The docunient.N weir55 words
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562 1967-06-27 18 I ONDON. Mon. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. met the British Prime Minister. Mr. Wilson, here today iii a major effort to head off a total British withdrawal from the Singapore military base by 1975. Informed sources saidReuter - 562 words
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Article34 1967-06-27 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Labour Minister, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, returned home tonight from Geneva, where he attended the 51st session of the International Labour Organisation. He wax a«..\ for three weeks.34 words
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Article299 1967-06-27 18 LONDON. Mon The London mock maiKet was firm today With lmip in the way ot advert* news, the market was apparently encouraged by the lesult ol the weekend Johnson -Kosy gin summit meeting and prices responaed to a broad-based ouying interest. But shortage of299 words
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Article54 1967-06-27 18 LONDON, Mon. Spot 20 'jd July 2O'«d.. Aug. 19\d.. Sept. 18 9 16d.. July Sept. 19\d. Oct Dec. 18Sd.. Jan. March I8 ,d April June 18 7 16d.. July Sept 18 9 16d.. Ort Dec. 18\d.. Jan' March 18 11 16 d.. April June 18 ,d. c.l.f. July I7',d.54 words
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Article32 1967-06-27 18 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £1218 i II 1 i. sellers £1219 <+£!>..» Forward buyers £1216 I sellers £1217 <-HC'i>. Settlement £1217 < unchanged >. Turnover am 75 tons. p.m. 345 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.32 words
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300 1967-06-27 18 BACK PAGE SPORT I ONDON. Mon.— Off-spinner Hay Illingworth, with six for 29, l>owled England to victory over India in the second Test match at Lords here today. England, who thus gained a winning 2-0 lead in the three match series, won by300 words
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252 1967-06-27 18 WIMBLEDON TENNIS LONDON. Mon. Manuel Santana. of Spain, the i defending champion and No. 2 seed, was knocked out Of tli" Wimbledon mens singles when beaten 10-8. 6-3. 2-6. 8-6 by American Charlie Pasarell In a first round match roday. Fears that had been expressed252 words
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Article27 1967-06-27 18 CORTEGE OF LATE Mn. Tap AH Ham Yum Sau YoonK of Fettea Park FMKUkI "ill leav» KIB. Sctapa* Ctan'm Uo:nbak Road. K L, at 10 a.m.27 words
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Obituary91 1967-06-27 18 angelic nuhis lully on i,: Coi I SiKlap Avc ..I 0.1. P I „.,ri MR» NC AUN TMVC funeral 1 1 .1(1 h:n from 11. i Jalan Abdull.ih Gardrn, Ipon. MR LIM TEOW ENC Offi A v Council, Water Dtpartmrnt fumtt »wm> Middrnly oa 24.6.6/ *t 11 in m91 words
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