The Straits Times, 18 July 1968
1968-07-18
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Title Section25 1968-07-18 1 juCWj|rAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 18 1968 15 CENTS KDN. 3104 M.C. (P) 001425 words
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Article, Illustration888 1968-07-18 1 BOB NG - BOB NG: NEW CALL TO CO-OPERATE By KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday I THERE should be no reason for any outbreak of hostilities between Malaysia and the Philippines following the collapse of the Bangkok talks on Sabah, Tun Abdul Razak said today. The Deputy Prime Minister888 words
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Article, Illustration646 1968-07-18 1 Ghazali tells what Manila really wanted BANGKOK. WeU. JIIK chief Malaysian delegate. Tan Sri dha/ali Sfiafie, s;ii(l loda> Hut Manila's delegation' lo ihe talks on Sahafi M caa»e ben not so inutii to convince Us to no lo Ihe World Court as lo com ince the public that we would646 words
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Article217 1968-07-18 1 The next step-by the Tengku LONDON, Wedne.d.y Tl < K 1 Abdul Rahman said here last night the next step now that the Bangkok talks have been broken off should be for Malaysia and the Philip p I ne s to find ways of achieving friendly relations with one another.217 words
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Article92 1968-07-18 1 MANILA. Wed— The Foreign Secretar). Mr. NarK.iinus. said today the Philippines was seriously i onMrirrinc the possibility of severing i elation* with Malaysia, but he urged raution before taking any drastic action. "We don't want to take any steps we might have to retraceReuter - 92 words
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314 1968-07-18 1 1 led an all-girl Vietcong squad, she says CAIGON. Wed. An °18 year old Vietnamese girl defector told today how she had led an all-girl Vietcoiiß artillery squad in mortar attacks on Saigon since last January's Tet offensive. Tran Trl Ho-le. whose name means Lake of Tears, told a Press314 words
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Article44 1968-07-18 1 JAKARTA Weil Farmer North Borneo rebel leader Abanit Kltli said here today he wanted to return to Malaysia to "help defend raj fatherland I am a Malaysian son and not a vtooce ot anybody." he told reporter* Reutcr.Reuter - 44 words
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167 1968-07-18 1 I MIAMI. Wednesday A NATIONAL AIRLINES Jet with ..I people aboard was hi iii k<-ci by a man with a -ii 11 and hand grenade toda> as thr plane left Houston. Texas. It later landed in Nrw Orleans. Louisiana, to refuel. Thr p. .me thenAP - 167 words
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604 1968-07-18 1 KHOR CHEANG KEE - 'You are to be hanged' shock for detainee KHOR CHEANG KEE Dw DENANG, Wed. A detainee in Taiping jail, due to he banished to China soon, had a big shock this week when be \\;is told he would insU-iid Ik.* transferred lo Pudll prison to await execution there. This "death604 words
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Article192 1968-07-18 1 BEIRUT, Wed. The D Iraqi Government was toppled today in a bloodless cou^ led by a group of unknown Army officers. Baghdad Radio reports heard here said President Abdul-Rahman Arlf had been stripped of his powers and sent out of the country. The Prime Minister.Reuter - 192 words
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Article39 1968-07-18 1 tRIf PLANF HEID is ISTAVRIL 1> I WBI I W» (1 Oustiil Iraq President f flr« in hrre une\pr«trdl» on li t» »^t to London but ISt.inhiil airport anHmritie« did not allow In*, plane to depart APAP - 39 words
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Article, Illustration62 1968-07-18 2 Lake outing with his host on State visit to Sweden THE Soviet Prime x Minister, Mr. Alexei Kosygin, took *he oars to row his host, Swedish Prei.iier Tage Erlander (right), and an interpreter out on the lake at Harpsund. near Stockholm, last Friday. Mr. Kosypa was on aAP - 62 words
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Article297 1968-07-18 2 Murder Inc.— Filipino-style MANILA, Wednesday THE Philippine verx sion of "Murder i Inc." sells pre-arrang-ed death for 1,000 pesos ($750) to 200.000 pesos ($150,000) a body, according to a report submitted to the Congress yesterday. j The report was based on th < Badlntl by special teams ftsulgned ny President297 words
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Article, Illustration228 1968-07-18 2 Fortas tells of his role in White House meetings WASHINGTON. Wed U.S. Supreme Court Justice Abr torta*. in an historic appearance before Congress testified >esUrday that he had participated in some of President Johnson's top level strategy sessions on (he Vietnam war and riots in American cities. Justice Fortas stunned228 words
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137 1968-07-18 2 Accord on bilateral talks with Prague MOSCOW, Wed. The Boviet Union and its four closest East European allies Poland. East Germany, Hungary and Bulgaria have agreed to Prague suggestions for bilateral meeting between them and Cz< zechoslovak Communist Party leaders. Communist sources said last night. The agreement was conveyed inReuter - 137 words
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Article86 1968-07-18 2 UNITED NATIONB. Wed UN Becretary-General U Thant sent notes to all the member states yesterday asking them f they favoured postponing the opening of the Oeneral Assembly until Sept 24 He acted in retpoiue to a proposal by the Afro Aalan group, which recommended the delay86 words
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Article, Illustration184 1968-07-18 2 JUDGE CONDEMNS TRIAL-BY-TV IN SAVUNDRA CASE T ONDON, Wed. A Judge yesterday condemned a pre-arrest Interview with Dr. Emil Savundra. former head of the Fire, Auto and Marine Insurance Co. as trial-by-television, but rejected it as grounds for an appeal. The 44 year old Ceylonborn financier appealed against an eight-yearReuter - 184 words
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Article29 1968-07-18 2 LIMA i Peru p Wrd —Nightdub customers left without paym* their bills when a power station failure blacked out the fmate of a MrlpteaM act her*. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration384 1968-07-18 3 GENEVA, Wednesday. gKIIAIN yesterday called for an international ban on biological weapons and set out proposals to reconcile Soviet-American differences on how to control a ban on underground nuclear tests. At the same opening session of the 17-nation disarmament talks. Russia calledReuter - 384 words
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116 1968-07-18 3 T ONDON, Weil— Heart sufferers should get out and do road work, training systematically like boxers. Writing In a booklet published by the British Mrdical .Association, Dr Robert Kemp said that the advice to "take it easy" after a heart attack was pernicious. "ItAP - 116 words
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Article34 1968-07-18 3 MOSCOW. W> Q _T'ie soviet Union ye*terday launched the 232 nd satellite In Its Cosmos programme and the research equipment it carries U functioning normally, the Soviet News agency Tarn reported— ReuierReuter - 34 words
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185 1968-07-18 3 NEW YORK, Wednesday J7CONOMIST John Kenneth Galbraith said yesterday he would head a "Month for McCarthy" campaign to win over enough democratic leaders and convention delegates to nominate Senator Eugene McCarthy for the Presidenrv. "We must do this because there are quite a fewAP - 185 words
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Article37 1968-07-18 3 WASHINGTON Wed The Pniiavon has announced that a bomber version of tlv \erMal Fill uarplane tht FBI 11 A— has successfully co.-n--pleted a 660 m ph. maiden fliuht at Carswell Air f\jrce Base Tesas.— AP.AP - 37 words
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Article, Illustration221 1968-07-18 3 Ray decides not to fight extradition proceedings, says lawyer I ONDON. Wed. James Earl Ray has decided not to Hght extradition proceedings to the United States where he faces I a charge of murdering Dr. Martin Luther King. His British lawyer Mr. Michael Eugene, said last night that the timeReuter - 221 words
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Article54 1968-07-18 3 AMMAN. Wed The United States yeMeiday delivered 54 Ml and \M Pation t«nlts to Jordan to replace lcsses suffered in her Mr-d»v »»r with I>r»el last year Yesterday* celiven t* the largest (Ingle US arms corsinniiuni to Jordan Mnce the US re.'umtd arms sales to JordanUPI - 54 words
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Article30 1968-07-18 3 HOMU KONG Wed.—Swimming caruivaU were held throughout China yesterday io celebrati the secoi.d anniversary of Chairman Mao's swim acrom the Yangstze River. Radio Peking repotted Renter.Reuter - 30 words
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315 1968-07-18 3 172 hurt in crash caused by drunk and distracted driver TOKYO, Wed. a drunk weaved and wobbled and then made one desperate lunge to board the commuter train just as the doors slid shut. He made It. But one of hts arms didn't. An automatic safety device responded to the315 words
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119 1968-07-18 3 I ONDON, wea.— Zambia's President and BrttMn's Prime Minister jhook hand* here last night for the Hr»t time tn two and a-half years of strained relations between their two governments over breakaway Rhodesia President Kaunrta outspokenly bitter critic o* British hanl--llng ot tnc119 words
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Article79 1968-07-18 3 LONDON. Wed Sir Hugh Carieton Greene 57 DirectorGeneral of the BBC since 1980. will brrume Governor ot the radio an 1 televi&iun net* uric when he retires next yaar. He wu one of three new governor* announced by the Prime Minister's office with theReuter - 79 words
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103 1968-07-18 3 I.IKIOKA lip. in 1 w.-.i —Ihe i iikuok.i district court yestercU) oiderrd ;i bunk to pay a li.t-.vear-ol.'l man Mm mm trn (about S4.000) for rleprulnK him of mi-liiii<-huithiro I .ik.tKi filed a 5 million yen mM against the Chikuho Bank tbrre tears ato.AP - 103 words
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120 1968-07-18 3 BALTIMORE (Maryland), Wed. The Reverend Edward J Bponga. head of the Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus, was married on Friday, a Baltimore newspaper said .Teslrrd.n The News American reported that Father Sponga. 50. renounced hit vow* and left the Order to120 words
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Miscellaneous28 1968-07-18 2 THE GAMBOLS ky Urn Applelly uueev up— i t 1 1 n V FOtt TUB PAKTV J WC^* V B tWOUtD W6 »r 1 6ACM QTMBg t jf*^28 words
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Advertisement140 1968-07-18 3 Naturally it costs a little more This is the only hair cream you can buy that contains the 18 active ingredients essential for healthy hair. Surely that's worth a little extra? Silvikrin Hair Cream contains measured amounts That's why Silvikrin Hair Cream costs little of all the 18 active ingredients140 words
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Advertisement296 1968-07-18 3 The ideal gift for tiny tote] my name is BOOM A BOOMA KOALA BEARS ARK MADS FROM THE FINEST QUALITY AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO FUR AND ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING DEPARTMENTAL STORES AND TOT SHOPS HUA HUA STORE s£Tsa.Y ;i^gr™ DRAGON HOUSE L T LIAN GIAP TRADING CO. F. J. BENJAMIN296 words
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Advertisement186 1968-07-18 4 FROM AUGUST IST _^^^^fc NEW BOEINw 707S JET TO TOKYO J/yIJI PLUS EXPRESS SERVICES TO HONGKONG, ~7M W g Jf TAIPEI, DJAKARTA, MANILA AUSTRALIA X M Tokyo, exciting capital of Japan becomes part of MSA's big jet I^g M M g MB network with 4 services each week (daily from186 words
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Article, Illustration588 1968-07-18 5 CHEAH SEONG PAIK - CHEAH SEONG PAIK: By Penang Wednesday pOLICE believe that kidnap victim Lim Pee Hong, whose body was dug out from a pit in Fettes Park yesterday evening, knew some of his killers. "The murder had been crudely carried out by588 words
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96 1968-07-18 5 Sultan of Brunei invites UK chauffeur BRINEI TOWN, Wed. Sultan Hawanal 11..] kiah of Brunei, today flew in lu\ London chauffeur as a guest at his installation on Aug. 1. The chauffeur, who has been associated with the Brunei royal family for the past fl\e years, is Mr. George Robson.96 words
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205 1968-07-18 5 Whipping for crimes with firearms: Bill for House UUALA LUMPUR, IV Wed. Crimes involving the use of f ircur m I will be punishable by whipping under an amendment to the Arms Act to be presented to Parliament for approval i next month. A draft amending the BUI was approved205 words
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Article42 1968-07-18 5 Wed.— Hm Bishop DC. Munsignor Gregory Vong. today paid a courtesy M Chief Min-st^r- Tan Sn Wong Pow Nee. at the Stat* B inKunan Tuanktt Syed l*. The Bishop was accompanied by the Vicar Capitular FattMr P Aloraiiu42 words
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Advertisement55 1968-07-18 5 INDIGESTION? FOR INOIGESTION K*ti»*»: T^.i» 2 to 4 \v, aßf^t«'mea>sancj^ceat; tf noC(?ss.vy Mm* Moff rot>f>ng is fccomii>?f»«< Here's fast, sure relief! You can stop indigestion discomfort quickly with Bismag tablets. For Bismag tablets get to work fn seconds! Bismag soothes your stomach neutralises excess acidity brings fast, sure relief. Get55 words
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Advertisement69 1968-07-18 5 Shelltox SPECIAL OFFER! This Shelltox sprayer is FREE Whenyoubuy: S=^ 1 BIG TIN or 2 MEDIUM TINS She'ttox or 3 SMALLTINS of Shelltox rT' n Shelltox with Vapona kills insects two-ways better 1. As you spray L 4 2. For hours afterwards This double action makes Shelltox by far the69 words
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230 1968-07-18 6 Nightcap tariffs: Price hike not yet justified SINGAPORE. Wed. The new beverage > tariffs which came Into force last Friday do not call for a more expensive nightcap for the consumers for the time being. Tins assurance came t r o m agents of several of the wellknown brands. In230 words
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114 1968-07-18 6 Youth gets four months for vandalism SINGAPORE. Wed. an unemployed youth. Leow Bock. 20 was today Jailed for four months In the Fifth Magistrate s Court for as offence under the Vandalism Act on June 20, at the Jalan Kayu junction of Lorong Samak Leow. who nerved a tnreamonths' Jail114 words
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Article31 1968-07-18 6 SINGAPORE Wed Tha Peoples Association will hold sn exhibition on Healthy Community. Strong Nation" at ihe Singapore Conference Hall on fnd*\ from in a m to S pm31 words
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Article43 1968-07-18 6 SINGAPORE. Wed Tha judges of the National Contest for Writers, organised by the National Library on behalf of Cnesco. have decided that there wan no entry of a sufficiently nigh standard to merit a pnie. out of the 10 entries received43 words
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Article, Illustration256 1968-07-18 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday 'pHh leader of Hie visiting live man Burmese trade mission. 1.1. Col. San Win. (odav pul forward a revolnlionarv idea to help boost Singapore's tourist industry to Ihe mutual benelil of both countries. He said: "You have a booming tourist industry, while256 words
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Article134 1968-07-18 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A spectacular displaypart of the National Day celebrations— will be held for three successive nights at the Jalan Be«ar Stadium beginning on Aug 13. The two and-a-balf hour show will feature a demonstration of lighted Indian Clnln by 490 policemen and women, and134 words
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Article102 1968-07-18 6 SINGAPORE Wed Tha Association of Accredited Advertising Agents Is to hold a review of the recant Sixth Asian Advertising Congress at the Cultural Centre at a p m on July The congress <v hatd In Kuala Lumpur at the end of last month, and in Singapore from July102 words
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Article50 1968-07-18 6 SINGAPORE Wed Th* Sree Narayana Mission Is Inviting applications tor 30 scholarships worth si 00 each, opan to school children from all language streams Application form.- are available Irom the Secretary Sree Narayana Minion. Soon Klat Road Completed forms mii.-r be returned before Aug. \i50 words
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Article24 1968-07-18 6 SINOAPORE. Wed Ttit Powlle Bugle and Fife Band will perform at Elizabeth Walk from .S 30 pm to 6.30 pm. on Sunday24 words
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Article68 1968-07-18 6 SINQAPORI Wad Tha Second Industrial Arbitration Court will haax a dispute between the Singapore General Printing Worker*' Union and Crafuman Press Ltd. on July 23 and 24 arising out of claims lor a collective agraemant An earlier agree men batwaen the partlas expired In October 1»67 The68 words
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Article52 1968-07-18 6 SINOAPORK WXI Tan riuim Hock claimed mil today in the Ninth Magistrate Court to a chart* of helping to dispose of 47 caaM of textile* worth 1100.000 belonging to a shop In Rnrr alley Road, from a fodo«n in tha Port of Singapore Authority on52 words
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236 1968-07-18 6 SINGAPORE. Wednesday 'THE As&ifttant State Coroner. Mr. Chandra Mohan, today recorded an open verdict at the close of an inquiry Into the death of a girl who was said to have been in the habit of taking nlßht walks alone, and who was236 words
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Advertisement479 1968-07-18 6 HE X -OPENS "TODAY skY 11, 1.45, 4, 6.30 I 9.30 (S'porcl 11 am, 1.45. 4. 6 30 I 9. 15 7 GUNS!... 7 NEW WAYS TO KILL! '^aaV JO T^K» A i-SaaaaaaaaaVi /W K^aaf^V a < V ttfL .^ml r^^Baaa^A 2 r A aaßaVib^L-aßaaaaiAHßaaa^^Baßßaa^aaß bm af al r«KI J479 words
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289 1968-07-18 7 Rail gang had to scurry for safety, inquiry told {SINGAPORE, Wed. The inquiry into the Layang Layang train crash was today told how a gang of labourers repairing a railway track had to scurry for safety at the sight of a fast approaching train. The train was the fated Kuala289 words
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Article529 1968-07-18 7 Dr. Tan thanks Alliance paper for its backing KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday ipHE Government was today urged to introduce a Bill in Parliament next month to pardon the 11 youths condemned to death for consorting with armed Indonesians during confrontation. The call came from Dr. Tan529 words
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90 1968-07-18 7 Woman is gored to death by buffalo If I'ALA I.IMPI R. Wed. A woman mining labourer died yesterday six hours after she was gured by a buffalo near Serdang Bharu. about lv miles from her >. l.iew Ying h 4."* anj a fellow ut one Fook Kio*. *.c iycling to90 words
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Article30 1968-07-18 7 KUALA lUUPUH Fllem Neeara ha» releu-ed a feature film on Tengku Abdul Rahman being made a Freeman of the City of London for enow at all clnemax.30 words
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248 1968-07-18 7 MAGDALENE LUM - How the GREEN dollar notes became BLUE MAGDALENE LUM By UUALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. Once upon a time the dollar rote was green lnsteac of blue. A clerk at the Public Works Department who wan given a green dollar note by a flsherwoman has unravelled the unusual story behind the248 words
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Article66 1968-07-18 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Yong Koo Sang. 31. tu aenleaccd to t»u yean jail by tn* Seisleru Court tint lodnv for robbuig a vegetable acllcr. Tiaing Sew Yong. of *S6O in cash and jewellery Ht arrested when police «p<>r.ed the tnntat-eyc't he uaed in the robber;66 words
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Article, Illustration117 1968-07-18 7 Tt.NCKI Abdul It h man looking at a l?th Century M.il.iv itian kriH and sbeath during his visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. With him i> the director of the museum. Mr John Fope-Hen-nessy Ihr muxeum has nn display exhibits of117 words
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163 1968-07-18 7 Russian trade mission due on Sunday KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A Soviet mission led by the Director-General of the Export Department. Mr. S A. Mkrtumov. will arrive here on Sunday to sell equipment for agriculture, transport and telecommunications. Govrrnm<-:it >pokes■d that durir.g th>two week vi.-it. they will look for agents to163 words
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Article103 1968-07-18 7 Heart case patient is home TAIPING. Wed. Arjan 81ngh. 23, son of a ban* watchman here, has returned after a succe.vsful hole-in-the -hea r operation In Bangkok. His trip was Jointly sponsored by the Rotary Club of Talping and Bangkok. Mr. Lee 800. president of the Talping Rotary Club. who103 words
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206 1968-07-18 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed T*HREE Cabinet Ministers and the Mentrl Besar nf Selangor. Dato Harun btn Hajl Idrls, were chosen to head a national committee to organise Mahatma Gandhi's centenary birthday celebrations on Oct. 2. They are the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed KMr206 words
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Advertisement269 1968-07-18 7 JL-UK^kmmmwSmmmWmmL I aaaaSaaaaaS Lasls aaamaaaMß A calculator must be simple however complex the figurework The facit 10-07 is. You can perform all four arithmetic operations without further explanation—fully automatically. For more complex calculations the Tacit 10-07 has operating keys with which you can back-transfer numbets from two registers, accumulate numbers269 words
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Article189 1968-07-18 8 DEATH OF A JOBLESS MAN SINGAPORE. Wed— A man who lost his Job and wa« going to apply for citizenship was later found dead in some bushes, a Coroner's inquiry was told today. Tan Ser Hock. 32. dls- appeared on May 6 with i citizenship application forms In his pocket,189 words
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Article135 1968-07-18 8 SINOAPORE. Wed Another programme of lmmunuations In the city and rural areu will be carried out by the Health Ministry between AufUit and October thla year Thr city mobile tmmunlMtlon team will visit various centres Irom Auk 1 to five smallpox, diphtheria, tetanus whoopliiK135 words
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Article389 1968-07-18 8 SINGAPORE. W«4. HEAVY TAX ON IMPORTS BECAUSE OF PREJUDICE AGAINST STORE-MADE SHOES pHKJI'DICE against Singapore-made shoes was the main reason for the Government's heavy 40 per cent duty on imported shoes, local shoe manufacturers said today. And until this prejudice had been stamped down, they strongly urged that389 words
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169 1968-07-18 8 SINGAPORE. Wed A New Zealand training uarden of the Pulaii I bin Outward Bound School, Mr. H.S. Thomas, today railed on the industrial sector to send their men for Outward Bound courses. Speaking to the Lions Club of Singapore, he said that industrial workers169 words
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143 1968-07-18 8 Vivienne to play with S'pore Chamber SINGAPORE Wed -Tslented >J Miss VlMenne Wee. ]7. will plsy Beethoven a Concerto No 4 with the Orch^tra of Singapore Chamber Eiuemb> under the baton of Mr Paul Abisheganadan on Sunday at the Victoria Theatre Vlvjemie has. for some yean now. been making a143 words
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Article23 1968-07-18 8 SINGAPORE .Wed A radio and television vanety ahow will be held at the Meßltcht* Reservoir il 1 pm. on Saturday23 words
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Article35 1968-07-18 8 BINGAPORE Wed The Minuter for Health. Mr Chua «an Chin, will open a sympo«um on military and aviation medicine at the Pathology Lecture Theatre. General Hospital at 10 am on Aug 4 v 1>35 words
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220 1968-07-18 8 SINGAPORE POWERS are to be given I to the High Couit^ii. particular the Chief Justice and two other Judge.s— to deal with dl.»putes arising out of contracts between a state and nationals of other States This follows Singa pore's endorsement of the220 words
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Article, Illustration288 1968-07-18 8 Mr. Right may be here, says tiny Carmen of the big voice SINGAPORE, Wed. Filipino singer Carmen Perlna, slightly over five feet tall, cuts a tiny figure In what Is described as the "largest Chinese dining hall In the world" tho Golden Lotus Room at Hotel Malaysia. But when she288 words
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Article43 1968-07-18 8 BINOAPORE. Wed Tl» University of Singapore Student's Union will hold a film premiere of "Madltan" at the Capitol Theatre at 9 U pjn. on Ticket* are available at CX. T*ng. Robinsons. Cold Storage and the union secretariat at the campus.43 words
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Article, Illustration225 1968-07-18 8 'Give your eyes' drive is a big success SINGAPORE, Wed. A former Freshie Queen of the University of Singapore, Miss Quek Li Llan, 21, was among 16 women undergraduates who responded to an appeal for eye donors by the University's Medical Society yesterday. Mls.s Quek. who is a secondyear arts225 words
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Article60 1968-07-18 8 BINOAPORE. Wad Th« National Safety First Council hM prepared an electric*! ■nock treatment" chart In four language* to be- displayed In the electrical switch-room at organ laatlona of factories. One of the requirements of the Electrical Ordinance. in Singapore, the chart la now obtainable from th»60 words
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Article45 1968-07-18 8 SINGAPORE. Wed Pre« film shows will be given tomorrow at 7.30 pm. at Jalan Lumut In Kg Teban. Chong Nam School In Jalan T\m Kong, Nira nan School In Chua Chu ICang Road, and Hoon Hone Kuan RoVd'' 10 T 0 Ch Kmn45 words
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1531 1968-07-18 9 Russell Warren Howe - Russell Warren Howe here Is a particularly bad plague of locusts massed this year in the Red Sea area, poised for an invasion East Africa on the prevailing winds. But not only hast Africa is in danger for a big concentration in areaFWF - 1,531 words
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Advertisement76 1968-07-18 9 NO DELAY! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DETACHED and SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS at AID* STftHT/TOSCA STRUT JAIAN TANAH putim OPl«A IST ATI) tMnom M««i« M»«r«a. »«»hroom» i.i>ii<«. Omin« Mm K,tcN«i. Porch. Itc Urn,. Dtt.cnW 545.000/- u,-o,d, VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT r f*^^ NHMMm *f>p'O*«l Ob'o>n«o o^ m^SmmT*^~~ <fl '0 C m m f^ m76 words
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Advertisement218 1968-07-18 9 t^l^Jelectrical products are known and appreciated everywhere I>^ sgasKaH t Tfeiffffffif. v \JrZVOi\jl L jiWi-i'i'il i v>l Exampta of MfM 500 volt rustproofad m«talclad switch and fusegear for industrial installations Tlx rang* includes fu*a twitches, switchfutes. twitches and distribution fuseboardt. bust m chambers and HRC cartndge fuselinks from 1 5218 words
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Article360 1968-07-18 10 The Yang di-Pertuan Agorig and Raja Permaisuri Agonu leave for Sabah today on a four-day official visit Though planned long before the breakdown of the Bangkok talks on the Filipino territorial claim, the visit will acquire added significance bacaUM of that development. Angry and unreasonable voices are360 words
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Article375 1968-07-18 10 The proposed changes in the Central Provident Fund rules are part of the answer to trade union spokesmen m the Singapore Parliament who have charged that the adjustments the Government is making to attract investment call for sacrifices from workers, but not employers. The amendments will375 words
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Article260 1968-07-18 10 Moscow h«s hHd time enough to study the implications of the rrform movement in Czechoslovakia but it hn.s clearly failed to accept that I'nujue has found its own way to socialism and intends to stick to it. Soviet twwildi riiMul has so far yielded more concern than260 words
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Letter242 1968-07-18 10 Lee Meng and the jury system PHEKE WM i >eyuel to 1 the Lee Meng cast to which your Interesting article >BT. Jul> 15) made no allusion A' a result or the very .actory nature of the assessor system of trials involving the death penalty which the Lee Meng case242 words
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Letter130 1968-07-18 10 I KEFkK iv Uie letter uf Mr. Jennet iBT juiy ii complaining of uii>i,ii;Uj nuLsanct In Ja ian K'-rh'n and of no Dr.ip^r roadside drain*. our ;mn»ugat!ons disclokcd Mimt muMiulto breediiiK In Hie sur.uutidniK earth drains. In the compound* of a few residua* 01 the locality, and130 words
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616 1968-07-18 10 lOE HAGGERTY - An urge to learn Chinese hits Americans lOE HAGGERTY CHINA HITS THE HEADLINES I>N NEW YORK A DOZEN or so years ago the Chinese language was taught in a mere handful of colleges in the United States. But now, with Communist China in the headlines, that is all changed. The616 words
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Article, Illustration1289 1968-07-18 10 Donald Loucheim - Donald Loucheim Couve He Murville— unflappable, patrician, phlegmatic— fie Gaulle's gifted technocrat by PARIS A PUNDIT one* remarked that all Maurice Couve de Murville lacked to be the perfect Englishman was an umbrella, but he had already swallowed it a French figure of speech to describe1,289 words
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Advertisement60 1968-07-18 10 gee (Jhou) c r ro rr=s Stylet Cut to I*. UtMt FnfciOM. H««4 T«Mw*«. Ba« Wllll lll>. Also Importer* A Exporter* el Ml»fc CtM» WmN* a WnHnifc Sait Length* •f World ReMwtitf Brsoti FIITEX DOIMEUIL HUNT ft WINTEMOTMM WAIN SHIEL ft 6LOREX. Make Ideal Gift* for All Occation*. M, OwN«60 words
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Advertisement56 1968-07-18 10 Champions ~S use j Champions! The overwhelming rnajmity BB^^_ i of racing champions choose 1 >. Champion spark plugs! MB That's because Champions IS2 i deliver peak pcrturmance I flB in every m ike ot engine. *^*^7 —^SjJ Good reason for yoy to »3«> always specify Champion \sr~ SJ spaik56 words
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137 1968-07-18 11 Singapore forces scrap those exclusive officers' messes SINGAPORE, Wed The Singapore Armed Forces have done away with exclusive messes for officers. Zu meSSM are °P* n to military personnel regardless of rank The new ruling is designed of soldiers based on rank The Government feels that such gatherings are a137 words
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Article58 1968-07-18 11 SINGAPORE. Wod.— Go Hean Enc 4i a night club A&sUtant manager, vat charged ia a m»trntra:e's rourr today with making a fal^ 1 declaration that he was not a married man oefore a Commissioner for Otths Mr. Yeo Yon? Quee. at Tort Canning Road on Feb.58 words
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Article25 1968-07-18 11 KANGAR. Wed More than 100 villager* and youth club members took pan tn a jotong-royong project yesterday *o repair a kampong road at MM25 words
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Article, Illustration408 1968-07-18 11 Meeting soon on the future of Sports Pools KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday EXECUTIVES of Sports Pools (Malaysia) Ltd. will hold a meeting here next week to decide on the fate of the company which started operations in November last year Its chairman. Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, had earlierBernama - 408 words
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Article30 1968-07-18 11 PENANG. Wed The Penan? Qlrl Ouide« Ajwocution wUi hold a "brlng-and-buy" tale ln aid of it* building fund at the bland Otrls School, Northam Road on Aug 330 words
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80 1968-07-18 11 RAF copter saves two soldiers lost in jungle CINGAPORE. Wed.— Two British .soldiers. who were lost In the mngle near Kota flnggi in Johore two days aeo werr rescued by a whirlwind hniroptpr from the 110 Squadron, Royal Air Force An RAF spokesman said today the soldiers had been on80 words
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Article49 1968-07-18 11 si\(iAPi>KK Wed The MP (01 Jalan Kavu Mr Hwang »oo Jin li to uk the Plnanc Minuter Dr Ooh Keng B»ee. il the next sluing of Parhanen' if the Oo\ernmen' h« le<-idert t.i prcx-eed mith the letting up of the export credit njur&nfle achama.49 words
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Article, Illustration78 1968-07-18 11 Mini-horses arrive for the zoo %<) they're not poniei but full-growa "m i n Ihorseii' from Braiil. bought Dy Zoo Negara fur MjS. A«d they showed their mettle at Subang airport yesterday when they struggled with two too keepers who took delivery of them The minJ-horsev the flrst to be78 words
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109 1968-07-18 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Auditor-General's 1966 report on the Trengganu State Treasury balance a* being $19.52 at the beginning of October, 1:<66 was incorrect, the Mentrl Besar. Tan Sri Ibrahim Flkrt bin Mohamed. told the Bute Assembly here today. He said the actual balance109 words
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Article26 1968-07-18 11 KUALA LUMPUR Wea The Information Attache at the United States Embassy here Mr Harry Button left tor home today after five yean In Malaysia.26 words
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484 1968-07-18 11 PREM KUMAR - GOVT AND CUEPACS CONCLUDE FINAL AGREEMENT PREM KUMAR: By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. 'J'HE Government today concluded a final agreement with the civil service trade union movement over its demands on the recommendations of the Suffian Salaries ComI mission. The Joint agreement will j be signed at the Prime MlnUter's Department484 words
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207 1968-07-18 11 MALACCA, Wed. The MCA should support the Merdeka University plan because its proposed college would not be able to absorb the thousands of secondary school-leavers. "The Chinese have a right to start their own university," the president of the Federation of Malaya Chinese School Teachers'207 words
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Advertisement259 1968-07-18 11 Teachers Parents prepare your children for the LCE examinations. Use the ROT. PROGRESSIVE OBJECTIVE TESTS B t| total quick ravition M: A*fj .m '4 practice on hundred* ol quntiam to 3f prepare utitfactorily te mt«t all *^^t«W. po»it»lit*» m the Mm anewer tenptt and antwar* provided bbiESm9**^b>' »i»»M»~« O*t«' ttm,259 words
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Advertisement46 1968-07-18 11 Is the bread you buy made with sweet creamery butter, fresh whole milk, natural clover Pepperidge Farm* is. Delicious bread straight from the oven-then quickly frozen so all the nourishing goodness reaches you fresh. Look for Pepperidge F*vrm Bread and Rolls ln your grocer's fret Mr.46 words
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Miscellaneous719 1968-07-18 11 ON YOUR TV AnD [RADIO TODAY TV MALAYSIA rv SINGAPURA tHANNEI S kiula Lumpur i gmt Mf>»t Aunt BatU*; 1 MMBaV 5 gu.rr run L«i Fi cCantonM n .uJl""- ni j nl 2i, lp S h hr n 2':« 1:i^ Hl i?" rm M 5.45 Pf«i«*.um- S°*mT. t uMa2? m719 words
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Article, Illustration589 1968-07-18 12 WEE CHOO KIM - WEE CHOO KIM GLIMPSES FROM LIGHTNINGS N' BRIGHTNINGS SHOW By Whether you spend more or whether you spend lets the art of make-up is to look at if there's no make-up gKAL'TY is an art. Women should leva the art of putting on make-up so that it589 words
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265 1968-07-18 12 AN educator with an unusual approach to teaching has seen success in hi* methods and so have observers. Laurence A Bishop, whose unique teaching methods have benefited many culturally d 1 sa d v a ntaged children in Ban Francisco, has a philosophy similar265 words
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136 1968-07-18 12 FASHIONSCOPE 1968— in aid of Xmas fair Fl A S H 1 O NSCOPL l»6o This, ii the name given U> a show of modern .md ixotlc dresses the Christmas Fair committee ls planning to hold on Aug. 1 at the Four Lions of Hotel Slngapura. Tickets at SlO entitle136 words
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Article77 1968-07-18 12 ONE of the easiest candies to make at home Is quick peanut brittle Spread 2 cups of shelled un'-.alted peanuts over liKlulv oiled cookie sheet Caramell.se 2 cups of sugar by melting It In heavy Dan over low heat, stlrr ring until light brown Remove from heat Add k teaspoon77 words
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Article188 1968-07-18 12 11/ HEN a piano or a car TT trip leave you with grease or tar stains to tackle, remember this: pure fau and oil* usually come out In sudsy water. If you give special attention to the spots Cleaning experts say for tar-like or heavy greases, rub the188 words
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Advertisement383 1968-07-18 12 matdenfbrms ®(Mod« in U.S.A.) Dreamliner 0 Naturally shaped with fiberfill, new Dreamliner bra Is "just like you only more so." Light, soft, outrageously pretty. With lace tricot flowers adorning the cups and bank, Lycra stretch across the sides and back, and adjustable straps that stretch to fit every figure. In383 words
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Advertisement803 1968-07-18 12 Advertisement Q. All my friends call me thing at night and keep It Miss Round Face because on while you sleep. my face is really very round. r-nnn«,,« »ki w_ What make-up techniques nrSjJ?"* k v c™^ and hair stvlrs would You programme by using Saturm recommend 'J, that dJnt803 words
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Article131 1968-07-18 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. J^ The Singapore and Malaysian delegations today concluded the first round of their talks on arrangement* for the avoidance cf doubJe taxation between the two countries. The signing of a new agreement by Jan. 1 next year v necessitated by the revised131 words
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239 1968-07-18 13 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. JWO Filipino delegates to the International Labour Organisation yesterday accused Malaysia of wooing Communist bloc members to prevent the Philippines from winning the presidency of the ILO next year. Congressman Luciano Joson and Mr. Adrian E Cristobal. Commissioner of the Social SecurityUPI - 239 words
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Article116 1968-07-18 13 The VIP tapper shows his skill VERKMBAN. Wed The visiting Indonesian Chief cf Staff. Lt -Grn. Kartakusuma. today showed his tapping a rubber tree at Kampoag LBJ, 13 miles from here. He did this after watchIng a demonstration by a tapper. The general and his wife arrived on the 3,800-acre116 words
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Article49 1968-07-18 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The University of Malaya hai received a S 15.000 ultra-ht«n frequency transmitter from the Standard Telephones ana Cablet O of Australia. The artuiK Vice-Chancellor of the unner.iity. Prof. R. L. Huang, received the gift from the firm > > i. airman and mangaiing director. Sir49 words
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Article, Illustration52 1968-07-18 13 A GIRL WITH DIAMONDS WORTH $24,000 ON HER MIND "["HIS hair-do it rather expensive or at least the accessories are. This hair-pening, by Femme Sistina of Rome, is given the e> pensive look with $24,000 worth of flowers. The I lower* ar«. in fact, shaped jewellery in diamonds.52 words
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Article103 1968-07-18 13 Russians to buy land for embassy KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Negotiations are going on between the Russian Embassy and Outhnes for the pwolMM of eight acres of land In Anderson Drive, oft Jalan Ampang. for the embassy building. The land belongs to outhrtes and ai the moment the four houses on103 words
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Article46 1968-07-18 13 KUALA LUMPUR Wed The Dfoutv Chief ot Air Staff, Group Captain JG. CornUh. wi'l pre»rm "wings" to fiv« pilot officers who have completed a 10-mnnth trainin« eoun.e at the Rnyai Malaysian Air Force Flvinf Training School at Alur St«r on Friday.46 words
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Article41 1968-07-18 13 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Wed Hi.sn Lee Ouan Leng. 17, who f'mnd droxnrd In a bain tub in her home in Jalan Sungpi Bey here, yesterday v. believed to have suffered an attack of epleiv.v a police Kpokemnan said today41 words
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214 1968-07-18 13 |£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. I Malaysia will opMM any move to make ASPAC the Asian and Pacific Council an an-ti-Communist or military alliance, a spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Aftalrs said today. He was commenting on J a report In the Japa- neseBernama - 214 words
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Article24 1968-07-18 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« Minister for Finance. Dr. Ooh Keng S«pp flf» home today lifter h Mmrt holiday at the Cumernn High. and*.24 words
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Article46 1968-07-18 13 SYDNEY Wed -The RAAK\s No 77 Squadron of eight Sabre jet flghter.s la to be withdrawn from Malaysia this year to be re-equipped with Mirage Jets in Australia It will be replaced by No 3 Squadron's Mirages from Wllllamtown. New South Wales.46 words
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120 1968-07-18 13 Why we should follow the Swiss example: King KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today paid a tribute to Switzerland for its peace and tranquility although its people were of different races, religions and languages. The King was speaking at a ceremony at the Lstana Negara at which the120 words
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Article123 1968-07-18 13 warning to Hong Kong traders IIONG KONG, Wed.— Singapore could become a "dik" competitor to the Colony, an official of the semigovernment Trad* Promotion Organisation, Mr. Michael Page, said here today. But Mr Page, who has Just returned from a visit to the Republic on behalf of the Hong Kong123 words
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Advertisement107 1968-07-18 13 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 shoulders107 words
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Advertisement159 1968-07-18 13 Mercedes-Benz B *^^H elegance H Can a oar that's built for outstanding per>4|^^^^^^^^^Hp formance. reliability, safety and value still manage to look elegant wherever you take l^^^^^^^^m °ne car can. Mercedes-Benz. It has -^^^^^^^^H L^^^^^^^^^| a classic, timeless elegance all its own. l i^^^^^^^^^K An elegance that discretely whispers the159 words
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Advertisement23 1968-07-18 14 HOTEL USEIIEIIJSIEI SINGAPORE Chinese restaurant OPENING ON 20-7-68 LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS (TIM SUM AND LOH MEI AVAILABLE) Banquets Cocktails and Conventions TELEPHONE *****123 words
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Advertisement871 1968-07-18 15 It U»fRPOOL INO QTHtI U > CONTINENTIL PlRl$ Ui'iumnki Out S OC'P j K. *ictf> ■'ffIMM :{r t l il wm:::: t s ,71, "rS'IER AMAStUS ~'u >*>* IAIfJt^US, Jlrl>U m!t r m 2« l«l» »21 is l&ii 11 S5 m Jiitus 5 SHt I'll satt il r tin ii871 words
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Advertisement2447 1968-07-18 15 I ■yj^Kj^^^^^DSj^S I g^BJ3JBM^MMgM| I TH£\.*XmUN£S I MMMM TMi EAST ASIATIC COMPANY Lid lncorporata)d in Denmark MMMM EXPRESS SAILINGS TO CENOA NORTH CONtINENI,SCAHOIHAVIA y Sham Penane S'ooie I G»noa fl'toti H'hurj Atrfius C'ntgen PMNI ii lat) 21 71 ill* 27 71 iat, Hi i San I Sttt 11 Salt 142,447 words
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Advertisement1088 1968-07-18 15 T-j-w WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. \|tßii Great Lakes Service 1 To: MONTREAL TORONTO HAMILTON (UPPALO ASMTAIULA TCHIOO DETROIT MILWAUKEI CHICAfiO. S'oor* P. S'hofi Penong MMrtrCtHft 4/7 A«t 2/ 3Au t 31 July/I Am AMMttrt McALISTER <Sc CO.. LTD. I Sport) P. Swttflhom Penong 1 Ttl: *****1/9 6?52 *****/3 I ■^■B^B^B^LMB^L^LIB^L^L^M^M^LHMVPJfP* n1,088 words
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Advertisement1024 1968-07-18 16 |)^aaaavß I a VI "^KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTIX Was tern Australia Sln R apora Japan Sarviea Frurjrtu Sport rotkiicfii/Nafoyi Yokolumi Hooi -IHtlaa Mart>' 25 II lit 1/ I Seat li Stpt UStpt 21 Stpl Win Africa /Singapore/ Japan Sarvlaa Angela Singapore Yo'oMnti Rial "Tuittaiiia Maty" Suit! a lit? 5 An1,024 words
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Advertisement879 1968-07-18 16 Npi Frptuilli, iitiaiit. Mtllnm. S»««ti la. MMrii ail Naiaiatiiiaa >>tnan| s«i< Spwt P. i him Ptnani •Mill, tl/24 laii MIUII 1 I »«t I aai I laa K»n»MA»co I *i| I»* 1«< itiuli n]i tap I Sip? fun Far. Mckiaaa. o.». ML. ••n.ifttt MJUL M«e»t HBa»t ftmni f>. hair, II:879 words
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Advertisement716 1968-07-18 16 Fast Passenger Service Sinfapore Bclawan Sinfapore Muntok Tf. Priok. ARAFAT LINES m.v. BELLE ABETO ETA ETD Belowan 15/7 17/7 Sinfapere 19/7 20/7 Muntok 21/7 21/7 T a Priok 23/7 TARIFF FOR SALOON I DECK PASSENGERS Sinaepore Tf. Priok Clasi I Adults 51 50 chiMran 595 00 II ynml4l Class II716 words
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Advertisement1070 1968-07-18 16 aH^HUBHB^aaKaKaBplaHaiaVMlHHl TRACTORS MALAYSIA BERHAD I Incorporated In the BUtes of Malarai LOST I K lim \I I NOTICE IS HERiTBY GIVEN that tie following certlflcataa hare been reported loat: < rHlflcaUr No NaaM No. of Stoeka ***** 0362S Cheok 800 Koon S x Sl. oo* ***** Yau Slu Kee SI.COO1,070 words
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Article30 1968-07-18 17 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES lult 17. R( BBKR PRICE: 53» cents (up half a cent). TIN PRICK 5555.25 (down I:i cents). Kslimated offering 215 tons i down '10 tons).30 words
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268 1968-07-18 17 MELBOURNE. Weo UOI H Minings and IndiiMnals eased today with the falls In minings a;;aiii co\ermg practically the «liol* li>t Hamrmir). dfspit* its big lift in half-yearly profit, fell 30 rents [o $1450 onaol. (iold duwr. 8o rent* at 17 70 and New B.H. do»n268 words
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Article315 1968-07-18 17 SHIM LTINU AIONCSIDC IMC .INQAPORC HARBOUR WHARVII OR CXPICTS O TOOAV ARE lanntri l uitoonir I <. Joact Cunrad I v. Braatai lv 11. Kimoiiil Mam i v ii Oaanta II msm «f Uadraa a .'< Mlaakl Mar Huftirvercti 30. A'riaodr H«t II n, Van Noort A3315 words
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Article52 1968-07-18 17 i HlMtlt P'««u*« t.cliarta iir>«alardar c.aam.i *n H ■< Mai i AUK l'K('oo'n»nl «m B apt)*' M 111* '"or* s«rv>... mmn .pr.'i«, LamMtu NLU: \M il«" MUli '1.«% M.v% I Sinaapa'i Lccanul Oil Millaci at *a«iatl*n »r.««» hulk >M MMM drum \.>*t m Hi Ibe too* liounn imh52 words
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Article33 1968-07-18 17 ON ttl« frM ««on«n»t ntirktl to Hot, Kong >rat«r«a> U>« O.» Dtllar ouotri at It.lOt tor and 6 u»t lor tain ttatlmi guulKl «l M do mm la«i »t ■•)<> a>«*33 words
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Article73 1968-07-18 17 r Tai Mala>an Mitustrr nl t inam-r has flxrd th»*» ralr- for ralrulatlnt riiv'um« rtulir* foi thr period finm lul> IR to Ml I Rubhrr I nt« a Ih I opra Mil a lun I.i n. on MM a lun Palm Knurl. MM a ton Ihr ratr> of73 words
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Article296 1968-07-18 17 Support for tin at lower levels T»HE Straits tin prtcf fell 1 124 cents to $555 25 per picul in Penang yesterday due to .support being at lower Wel.v Main support til trom Japan with some South American buying In London on Tuesday afternoon the 3 months' forward buyers' price296 words
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Article228 1968-07-18 17 Steady close on Rubber Market A I til n nrvt ra4, rubber M 4 buyers rimed at s p n la Kiniaporr and Kuala I ■mpar x-.u-rta. at M reata per Ih of) half a Mil on larwli). ln.in, level The ti.nr m»\ <t>adi ajuiet HAS and M.8.1 rlo.in, pntr*228 words
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Article333 1968-07-18 17 'PHfc totio* ing UM of selecieO Mitn-uu Indu.-tnal \ieldji M t) i-m: on laM salr& tv July 12. C>m»ani«t liulM m Miiiim >»f IlilMn t»»»ll AWMM in-' IHHWI VKid 6 —t «ni It I l->t tnti *v*r*(* t'"" •«r»ln*« 'H 3 p«r rtm Oi'ti, <<•!»• d" i >333 words
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Article504 1968-07-18 17 decline in prices was extended on the Stock Exchange yesterday and Industrials and properties were generally easier. Thirty-eight industrials had drops of one U) 12 cents Thr market seemed due for a technical reaction following the high levels to which prices had been runup during504 words
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Article238 1968-07-18 17 ell}' 1 KUALA LUMPUR TRADING INDUITHUI.I ACMA I MMBI Ban A Ca Barnao Bamaal I i#ntai, Bantaatf I I C C\ M.mm,- laaßrk.). iiu-i.i c pfii« tut tmaita^a i H aaaMl fata I in. h). jt a H arda. i v c«. la i. fflmman i CVBUI238 words
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Article68 1968-07-18 17 fOPIMQ i :.,.ilidated VI Ltd has declared third interim dividend of 7| pence <y pence > lur tinyear ending September nu payable on September 13 For rhe year to date Is. 7Jd. ha.s been paid against 2s for the whole of last year Tai.jotiß lii: dredging hah68 words
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Article102 1968-07-18 17 FINANCIAL lime; says or th* Kullm report Th« group ti clearly finding the transition in palm uil a very pxpen.slvt- bu'Although Kulirn VfUl probably have a lean time lor the next tew ytar s the >hare price of 1> 10id. where the yield ka lit. 6 ptr iriii102 words
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Article54 1968-07-18 17 GRLAI Bouloer Gold Ltd. .11. c Galgurh Lid have made drilling intersections maamying up t<. :i 43 per cent nickel iii lu 1 rti.it Si-otia pro^pt-ct. West era Australia, the dirertor« a co The directors ~.*.icl the reMatl wew -igniticant and racouraflcg bu« turther drlUtrjjj aroukl <rade and54 words
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Article62 1968-07-18 17 IN SlllKapul^ la.st week inter bank 1 rerni(ht nionej ».i trjn-. :ti U at a >t»-ad:. rati ol M, i Ei^lu days call nwr.ff per cenl ITJ Bill- aTI :ap at 4 pi-r continued Thi M overnight rnunev market i.i.-I vkrent and i, per cent. Eight days call62 words
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Article126 1968-07-18 17 1 Londun on I.c day aitPi Moi.d.t. a:.d i-tiaiigps were mixed. The undertone wa- bi^ically firm howtver. and turther small fain- were v Benunu. en; Malayan and t) t th.- Pa) actid rt ixiiii and U.ndon uhtly Ruboer shares were It! Ad\ ■Small gains wen cli »pri126 words
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Article53 1968-07-18 17 •I-MI Ullll .f B.rt, M.!., 1 ta li»»«a»ai« aaata \»»*#r^a» UKiltal HMD IJ 1- I Caaaai It II H d< Ml 'ran. tallamt TT ar SO Majajfl Unit*" tlatai 1^ 7 la Ca«a«a M I i«. Waal i Oinwi I «l l«.|»»ria~l IM, •aluiMn I 'rant* |B*B V*53 words
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Article67 1968-07-18 17 Hong Kong pays same rIE Hong Koi.g and Shanghai Banking Corporation has announced an interim dividend of :i- lOd. !ur .-.l.areholders ana. i.«t 3s. M The dividend —the same as last year, allowing tor devaluation o( sterl' will be payable on or atter August 30 and registers of shares will67 words
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Article872 1968-07-18 17 Bl «IM« IN «M> HM'tiKHH TO IHI Sl\(>AruKt ANU KIALA II Wl K THADtNt. IOONIi Ol Till STOCK IMIItM.I VBSTEBUAV. VM 1 11 THI NI'MBFR Ol "(HAKEJ. TKADEII IN BKA( Xl I p<j»|lrnil «,m« > ti. >_■ M -MIOKi I >««' t- l' II »1T« E i "•«<.872 words
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Article30 1968-07-18 17 STOCK INDICES Jul> Ik. lul< It ind.u.ni. MM| MM| l > ii»p»rtl«-» IM.T1 IK* M Tin* Mill Mt.lt S rvbbrrv III! i- 1 l>'. IS. 1M'! i»" I>mv M. IMC IM.30 words
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Article307 1968-07-18 17 V.TBCK tICHANOI Or MALA»»I» MICH OPriCIUL* lIITIO AT TNI CLOtt 0' tUHNII) fcCMA B»o ilt Bonwe B«ru« 2.17 C Bujmr. «M CC.M I.M C. Mouliui «M at Gut Hath t.l» :i» C a.i Rfxi 1«> ba <i. 1 luo pr*r mi i»i nuparroiu IJ!> m n < i.M307 words
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Advertisement933 1968-07-18 17 ESTATE OF .lOSKPH TIE CAML.N (also known aa KAPHAI L JOSEPH 111 CAMEN, and aa TIE (AMEN JOSEPH). DECEASED late of No. 8. Lorong 3J. Geylang, Slncapore. PURSUANT to Section 32Ui ot The Tru.stees Act. 19«7 all per.-oni Interested In or ha\lng claim* a<ain6t the estate of the deceased person933 words
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Article50 1968-07-18 18 ii«h thank ratal Inrnda. a*«orlatlona and clubs 10l h ureaths. serolll donation*.' condi ber..ivement. THE FAMILY of the lata Mr. oh if thank Brab Uhammarak- jhila and members of the Buddhml I nMn all relatives and friends for they condolence* wreaths, cltts. aasls- V tanc<* snd ittrndnnce during tbor50 words
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Obituary26 1968-07-18 18 MM. Ail Yrong Kok Choon, r>- Ltim Kim Man or Ipon. pa«"*<1 avay on 13.7. ov IMM behind In -law. on« daughter-in-law and alz lirandchDdrrB.26 words
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Advertisement544 1968-07-18 18 Bar 4 I S bt^^V a P 4wJ II k« |wJ,,■ J L Hi (SiowitOtftlfllir M«l«l"mS mKSwS^iKI Cltli »C!I»IIKS, CmMUKES, ICJIKS, f»"««" T i ruHCMLS. .ttlllHtS, 111 WWIIaM. M.MIs.tS. MISSING. KKWIA. ttt. KOOrtHS I KOHIOIIi. Lite Mfaaaaj SIS/- 1« 21 w.s. MCI J4Mhti*a*t wtrt 75 ctl. I m Ola.r Cli-ttirt544 words
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Advertisement907 1968-07-18 18 PUMP ATTENDANTS WAMTIO m preferable living in Apply 434 R.U.R. UOK AL DIPLOMA! Partner— 1 lop quality <oplea Smith n.<i 40 imli, 1» Ba-tery Road. 8 lore. Tel. 93O«:>. START A SMALL FULL or parttimr buMMM or your n«n. No capital or n«k« Involved. Apply with particular, lo Box MM!907 words
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Advertisement973 1968-07-18 18 LIAVE MOUSE Holland Road ber Fully furnished with two alrcondillon bedrooma. Pleas* ring 8 pore mum. bedroom arm. d. I." hfd bungalow 18 Jalan Istimews, .Sintapor* 10 available 1-7-ni. Trlepbon* (Spore) •4-.ISS3. FURNISHED small two tedroom garden off Meyer Road. S pore. Quiet locality for amall family only. Rent (230973 words
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Advertisement881 1968-07-18 18 RAFLIS PARK: Elevated position, modern detached bungalow on 10.388 •q.ft. Freehold land. Lounge dining room. 3 hedrooms. 2 bathrooms. Study Servant own amenities. Price: (73.000 David Phoa Sons. Valuers ft Kstate Aiients Tel: (8 pore) *****/ 74X'« 7704U i' 7i ill. ROBION HEIGHTS Off l-orr,ie KOad. Kuala Lumpur Modern J-storey881 words
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Advertisement934 1968-07-18 18 TOURS AND EXCURSIONS ARCHIPILAOO TOURSi galaya iKs.t West Coast) 7-Days 4/8, i' 10 I, ll«. Hv (***** Bangkok, I'himgmai 13 IS Days 10,1, l(/8, 7/*, 112 SJM /Train /Coach t343/3SO/43S ll* Mulliatorrv Car Park Spore. »2437' ***** ,***** «1 Jalan Sultan i K.L. I Heniheni Taiwan Teur, 11 Days. »1300934 words
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Advertisement807 1968-07-18 18 VEHICLES WANTED IHTIRISTtO IN OITTIMO a good price for your car? Ring 8 pore IMU. 53. P00 CASH (or tood fiva scaur mt. Ring B'pore C ***** betwseo p.m. 6 p.m. MINI MORRIS or Austin v.vi 190.1 Model. Ring Choy IS pore) ***** rrom 2.00— 3.00 p.m. ONI COOD UtIO807 words
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Advertisement817 1968-07-18 18 MEMPELAWA TENDER KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 darlpada pemborong2 IKB PFRI IS yang berdaftar akan dl-terlma dl- J.iv.r.. rt.ni.ij Pejabat Pegawai PeTkamponnan Tawtran dari p ad p fm bo«)nH da Pejabat Daerah Parlt hUigga berdafUr dl-JKR dl-d«Um jam 12 tengah harl 1 haribulan Kelas D Kepa i, n 2) dan ka Ogos.817 words
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Obituary, Illustration27 1968-07-18 19 !In loving memory of MRS. FLOREM-R ANMr; CORNELIUS of Muar departed 18-J-87. 'Gone but not forgotten' by her husband, children, grandchildren and great grand children.27 words
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Advertisement484 1968-07-18 19 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY to CHIEF EXECUTIVE required by A MAJOR INDUSTRIAL CONCERN (SITUATED IN JOHORE BAHRU) WITH WORLDWIDE LINKS. Applications are Invited from Candidates who meet the following requirements Age: 25-35 years. Citizenship: Malaysian. Fducatlon: Senior Cambridge with Credit In English. Qualification: Shorthand mm. 100 w.p.m. Typing mm. 40 w.p.m. Experience:484 words
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Advertisement678 1968-07-18 19 II PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY VACANCIES (A) SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN (ARCHITECTURE). (B) DRAUGHTSMAN (STRUC TURK). (C) DRAUGHTSMAN ((SURVEY). Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Singapore Clticens for the abovementloned posts In the Port Engineer's Department: (A) SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN (ARCHITECTURE). Qualifications It Experience: Singapore Polytechnic Technician Diploma In Architectural678 words
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Advertisement975 1968-07-18 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Applications are Invited to fill the following vacancies In the EducHtlon Department, Brunei. («1 EDUCATION OFFICERS (4 vacancies) QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates should be trained Honours graduates. Successful candidates will be required to I teach In the medium of Malay In Form975 words
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Advertisement408 1968-07-18 19 i NOTICES NOTICE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Notice of exhamatlon of trSTOs on Lois 19-8, 19-11 221-ZSpt. Mukim I Tlong Bahru Road NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that all graves on State Land. Lots 19-8. 19-11 4c 225-2S pt.. Mukim I, Tlong Bahru Road (the former Singapore Hokklen Buay Kuan and the408 words
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Advertisement193 1968-07-18 19 NOTICES WANTED CAR SALESMEN, Wanted car salesmen, preferably with experience, by prominent motor firm In Ipoh Applicants kindly write to Box A 173 ST., Ipoh giving full personal details and experience, if any MME WTICES IN PUSES 11. 17, 11. LUolivetti REQUIRE Young man with ambition initiative ond drive. Educational193 words
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Advertisement222 1968-07-18 19 NEW FACTORY IN JURONG HAS VACANCIES FOR ONE EXPERIENCED MALE ELECTRONICIAN. have worked on radios, TVs, and if possible havF"s«ftie experience in accounting machine repairs. Do not apply if you have less then three years experience. Send application complete with photo, salary expected and references. ONE ADVERTISING CLERK with minimum222 words
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Article, Illustration392 1968-07-18 20 JACK FINGLETON - JACK FINGLETON From London, Wednesday spots came at 12.20; the blobs at 12.25; the imminent deluge began at 12.:J0and the umpires called it all off at 3.30 with the ground rapidly going under water. So yet another dismal iest ai EagDaston. Birmingham,392 words
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Article108 1968-07-18 20 Aussie girls get OK for Mexico From TIM TREE CVDNEY. Wed The girls J In the Australian team Xor the Olympic Games in Mexico City have come through with flying colours they have proved they are girls. It Is the first time that women in the Australian contingent have had108 words
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Article262 1968-07-18 20 LONDON Wed Form-r England uickelkeeper Jim Parks has a.sked v be lelleved of ihe captaincy of turns, ;ht English county cncket champiegutitp .-me Announcing tl.l. la-t night, the club said that P;wk> naiutt to liive up the po-t because it m aflettiiiK his cricket262 words
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Article, Illustration87 1968-07-18 20 |>RUNEI have won, for the first time, the Borneo Cup and it is bouquet all the way for former Singapore soccer star John Then, the teams coach, reports Ignatius St«phen from Brunei Town. Brunei players lifted 56-year-old John shoulder high in jubilation soon after the presentation87 words
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Article53 1968-07-18 20 TAIPEH Wed South Korea ana Japan ate top 'avourile* In the second Aatan «> men> basketball tournament opening here on Monday. Nattonallv Cllna. the host country 1* expectpd to take third place. »p>irM expe>'< predicted Teams from Malaysia. Singapore. Hong Kong, the Philippine* and Thailand areUPI - 53 words
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Article618 1968-07-18 20 THE Pfrak Ould V.v* aetl- ing at lixili on July 21-M mid Aug. 3-4 has .unacted a tui.il vi 246 entries The $20,000 Vase race ovei s*l straight «i.l be run on (he fourth day. En'.r.es are. CLAM 1 »r .nd %in. All Steel. Auvocaw- Armistice. Avenger618 words
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Article203 1968-07-18 20 ■y EPSOM HIP SANTA Rita, with Les Coles up. showed a fine turn of speed to run 3f In 37 4 5 sec on a yielding track at Penaug yesterday morning. This nix-year -old appears to have benefltted tremendously from her run over 5203 words
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Advertisement232 1968-07-18 20 SPACE AMD C-OiOuß I ill in Japanese Flower Arrangement >A *jfH|] jmjt 4fcWr*2w l^n* htW Wtm P 111 I Sk tW*™^^^v ,^^B«^^| fOS v^^^B^ by KASUMJ TgSHIGAWARA Wjk\ in Japanese Flower Arrangement flHPrv by KASUMI TESHIGAWARA IKMiiMBI 48 exquisi'e trrjngemjnts prewrttd in FUU COLOUR. Specially prepare* E^^li.^^- o^ dT\ (7\s232 words
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Advertisement62 1968-07-18 20 H '68 Cortina offers all you want in a car per- B formance, economy, styl np and comfort— all WS H this from only $1,300 depr.sit. Call into Univers- I H al Cars Limited, and see 'he full Cortina range. ~J H Just $1,300 deposit and the new Cortina is62 words
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Miscellaneous307 1968-07-18 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSK 23 down I take the round I l»_becau»e Invisible' <3 J. boul from p rl!1 nA Brl4, tain to Wellington 14. tl 10 Put your shirt on the queen 14 T n cl »P» for h»«h-up staff je.ter it) ll0 11 In posh nurmundini* come> 15307 words
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Article, Illustration620 1968-07-18 21 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL Give Merdeka soccer tourney a Malaysia v Singapore kickoff RIGHT MATCHES CAN MAKE IT A $200,000 FIRST WEEKEND By UOOTBALL Association of Malaysia faces a $400,000 bill on this year's 12th annual Merdeka 12-nation tournament from Aug y-25. If the tournament's competitions committee play their620 words
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Article637 1968-07-18 21 THIRTEEN records were act up a: the Perak bchoois lnier-zone athletics champ:onahips held a: the Suitan ldris Training College giound in T*n.<ong Malim on Tuesday. Amung the record-breakers were fuur boys and three girl* in the under-20 dA North won the rone championship, with637 words
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275 1968-07-18 21 E. FRIDA - The best 1,700 for big schools meet E. FRIDA B/ YEARLY 1,700 athletes representing 74 secondary schools from the four streams of education will compete In the Singapore Combined Secondary Schools' Sports Council meet at Farrer Park on July 22, 23, 25 and 27. The meet will be two championships275 words
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174 1968-07-18 21 TOHHEE Malaysian states and X Singapore have entered for the flr«t Malaysian Malays tr'er•om«ns badminton competition for the Tun Ra?uk Cup which begins at Malacca on At* 17 The ties will be decided nn l»o singles and a doubles each In the preliminary round174 words
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Article, Illustration352 1968-07-18 21 MANSOOR RAHMAN - MANSOOR RAHMAN By JLf ALAYSIA's hockey team, who have been selected by the International Hockey Federation among the 16 for the Olympic Games tournament, will have to wait another three weeks to know for certain whether they will make the trip to Mexico City In352 words
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Article148 1968-07-18 21 GOOD kicking by fullback John Steven* helped St. Andrews beat Raffles Institution by 14 points ftwo penalties, try and goal) to eight (goal and try) In their first of the two Kiwi Cup matches yea. terday. Saints and Raffles will meet again on Aug S to decide148 words
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Article28 1968-07-18 21 Ol.i» won the Singapore BHPA League and Cup second dlntton title when they beat Prase.- and Neave 3-1 In the final at the Singapore padang yesterday.28 words
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Article164 1968-07-18 21 MALAYSIAN GIRLS FOR ASIAN MEET MALAYSIAN schoolgirls lT will take part for the first time this year In the Asian .student., international badminton ctiampionshlps. Three schoolgirls will be selected to represent Malaysia In the fourth meet in the series at Tokyo next month. The Minister of Education. Inche Khlr Joharl.164 words
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179 1968-07-18 21 Shooter Hsu fails by 2 points in Games trial SINGAPORE'S top marksman Hsu Hen* Tuck failed by two points to qualify for the Mexico City Olympics Games In October in his nrst trial th s week at the Gimson range. H*u registered SSO points m t'-.e smr.l. bore nf> prone179 words
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Advertisement50 1968-07-18 21 Rod Layer Wimbledofib First Open Champion won all his matches with Dunlop Maxply Fort Rackets Champion Rod Layer and runner-up Tony Roche both used Dunlop Maxply Fort rackets throughout the first Wimbledon Open Championships, the greatest and toughest in Wimbledon history. p%*m&P\ MJwilop jFj&&@SkfW' *lWr THE CH OICE OF CHAMPIONS50 words
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Miscellaneous65 1968-07-18 21 Lit Abnrr At < upp ??-THATTWIN IS )\\i -SOTM»MUSBETH'»ICIIIW»IE f^AH DOMT UKMERSTAN' IT- SO AH'LL IMIOIBtE-" j~^\% ONE.T-ACCORDiN'TOOLE \DO iT.'. r AH IS VOH*M» MUS& V_^ £E->-'L* JBX\i MOSE-AH GOTTA MARRY HER- v COAN^ONE- BODV J ■aril /CAMTfJS i WTTH' ITS TVI' MLWT *Uv I WAS A BUNCH Of- ONS(65 words
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Miscellaneous68 1968-07-18 21 SUMMARY HOCKEY SCHOOLS PAKXIVU ilpohl: M*r«Jr» Shield: STAR 2 SMI 0. *h«l*»1i Shirld: ACS 3 SMI 0; LSS Eg. Part 2 LS8 Labrooy ltd 0 D»vU Shield: ACS 1 RPS 0 Anderson wo. MOS. SMI l convent 0. SOCCER n K \K GOVT SrRVlOS <Ipoh> MJiinp/ MPdicali 2. MMP 268 words
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Miscellaneous64 1968-07-18 21 W.ii.tins KecUh AAA chaii.p:, ivs.-.i'v. >A Sfir »tadlumi; Malaysian Ann«*l Forox <Mrrdrka Stadium. 10 am*. Trrruganu Tritcoms iK Trentganui Sporr 20.000km Olvmpi- trial (Mountba'.ien 'M, 615 pm HOCKEY Central Perak (chools carnival Upoh padans. 1 pm i SOCCER S'pore Khool* Anal: St Josephs St John"! >Jn Bnar. MB) Ipoh Dlv.64 words
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Obituary42 1968-07-18 22 J SMANMUCAM p«.,,d a«ay or 177.«« Funeral today at 1 oVIo.-. from hln mMmm IMA, Main Hoau Buntrei I MM SIMON M M M-.ih.«» iRMAK Kl. Sway 17 7 Cort*>icr !i-avrK l:MA» Haw at Him am tuday lor Clitran Road Crnwtrry42 words
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Obituary16 1968-07-18 22 0* Ml July MM In fnd:a IMM br P J*rorar brother or the decraatd16 words
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Article, Illustration164 1968-07-18 22 Wall Street's dancing nudes rl'R young hippirv— two boys and two girls dancing naked in front of the triple lifesite statue of Georre WashiitKton at Federal Hall in New York's Wall Street last Sunday. I h. famed stock market on the street was closed for the weekend when Yayol Kusama.164 words
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Article27 1968-07-18 22 KAMPAR. Wed All engine attendant. Chin Nam Yee. 32 »»s burled alive in a landslide at a tin mine in Mallm Nawar near here yesterday.27 words
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Article376 1968-07-18 22 LONDON. Wed. The stock market wai> mixed today in quiet dealings. Activity in tobaccos was less marked than yesterday Elsewhere. ICI tv firm, but Thorn. EMI, Dunlop. Fison* and Courtaulds all eased slightly Woolworth remained lower In mixed stores. Shipping shares were firm, while Rolls376 words
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Article63 1968-07-18 22 KATMANDU. Wed Tengku Abdul Rahman will bsve an audience with King Mahendra and hold talks with Nepalese political leaders during his fiveday state visit here. befrtnnuiK on Sunday. according to the official programme made public today The Prime Minister, who Is returning home from London.63 words
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Article48 1968-07-18 22 SINOAPOHE. Wed. The Minister for Defence. Mr. Lim Kirn 8«n. will receive donations for the National Defence Fund on Friday at 10 30 am at Pearls Hill Persons who wl*h to make their donations to the Minister are asked to call at the Ministry48 words
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Article70 1968-07-18 22 pARIS. Wed. American and North Vietnamese delegations met today for the 13th full-sule session of the Vietnam preliminary peace talks, but the thief North Mrtn.imeM- negotiator. Xuan Thuy «;is not present The American delegation led by Mr. Averell ll.irrlman. arrived a few minutes before Ihe Vietnamese delegation,Reuter - 70 words
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300 1968-07-18 22 Sultan of Sulu and his possessions Act 2— by Times I ONDON, Wed. The London Times today described the breaking off of the Sabah talks as "the second act of that little known play 'The Sultan of Sulu and his Possessions.' The Times said In an editorial that there wa«300 words
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Advertisement24 1968-07-18 22 20 wordt Sl5 (mimmumit D« SIM WEE LIM 1,,, Mcl L*n Kxl I (.11 of son Qratrful thanka to Ol.Mftrkinn and staff K K24 words
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Advertisement102 1968-07-18 22 RRIAT 111 ■En fe^y^ Mi Maxwell HOUSE r^^ T Now when y° u bu y the 8 oz size Maxwell House Instant Coffee you get an attractive Old r^" J J En Q'ish Storage Jar absolutely free. You only f JJ pay for the coffee. Start collecting a set of102 words
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