The Straits Times, 2 February 1969
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Title Section15 1969-02-02 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES ■wannwrt SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1969 20 CENTS KDN 4071: MC (P) 072415 words
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296 1969-02-02 1 Saigon general survives bomb attack CAIGON, Sat. General Nguyen Van Kiem, head of President Nguyen Van Thieu's special military staff, and four escorts were wounded In a roadside bomb at- tack here today. General Kiem's condition waa not serious. He had a broken leg and other Injuries. Eye witnesses saidReuter - 296 words
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Article26 1969-02-02 1 BUCHAREST. Sat. Pre»Yiiß'".lavia arrived in Rumania by train lor a brief visit at thr invitation of Ruir»niin President NicolM i Ceaui^ KU. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration404 1969-02-02 1 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN - FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday ...to speed up better life for Malaysians ATTRACTIVE terms will be offered to foreign and local investors to develop 9,003 000 acres of lend over the next 20 years. The "goi.lcn acres" scheme is designed to speed up a404 words
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169 1969-02-02 1 IPOH. Saturday. J^ 13- YEAR-OLD schoolgirl spent 1J hours, including an hour in camera, giving evidence against her uncle, Mohamed Salleh bin Shari, 23, a gardener, here today at a preliminary inquiry. The gardener faces a tentative charge of attempting to rape169 words
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Article80 1969-02-02 1 TEL AVIV. Sat. An newspaper yraterday liainnd to have rxnloded one of tlir M:d(i.o But'a best-krpt .socrrus how Kuiuifks Fainh Diba of Ir.tn flew secietlv in brad 10 yaan a|i» for treatment before the bnth of the Iranian cown prince. The tabloid wrekly -Exnre«" srkl theAP - 80 words
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Article40 1969-02-02 1 §IMJiAPORE, Sat. Air services between Russia and Singapore may now be operated by Malaysia-Singapore Airlines and Russia's Aeroflot under an agreement initialled here yesterday. Negotiations have been going on since Jan. 21 between Singapore and Russian officials.40 words
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Article, Illustration608 1969-02-02 1 ALOR STAK. Saturday THE Kcdan State Nobat drums sounded a last farewell this evening as the body of {he Governor of Penang. Tun Syed Shch Shahabuddin, was lowered slowly into a grave at the royal cemetery in Langgar, five mih-s from hen608 words
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77 1969-02-02 1 LIM KEE CHAN - Othman's plan to churn out champs LIM KEE CHAN B» it to produce rhampioi <i wod. will ticnal sport. If all yoes well Ine sportanu n i to aoaorb them in i and or I stern no-nonsi the pn (untune training prouiamnif essential II n in I senrs in the77 words
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Article, Illustration224 1969-02-02 1 S. RAJARATNAM - THE 21 st CENTURY S'POREAN... S. RAJARATNAM PROFILE BY SINGAPORE, Sat unlay. 'PIIK Singaporean in the 21sl century will be ;i man .who is future-orientated. Scientifically and technological h minded. Modern in bit aporoarh to politics, culture and career Outward U) ;ill Id IVI Ol new influent MulU lingual But.224 words
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Article51 1969-02-02 1 SINGAPORE AMERICA AND PEACE ent Nlsaa txjxt c wctn n.r. J as hr a. i oi the Bingapore An in a the Fi^ti in\ed since br< 8 ;.dii hnt ncifuce thai Mr. N would bum' ;>fai-e. liapp; i nl <•! th« .stales of Amerira In n-Aii to tlir whole I51 words
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Article26 1969-02-02 1 S.\N I p Ke i:i> a hieh cI»M lon operaiion in whlrh 10 and the •madam t:a\f a«av trading stami'."- M a bofiui ITI26 words
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Advertisement71 1969-02-02 1 P —^j JO y Sice cream The Bank for AllBig and Small fl^a^H YX S^^ U M m > aTf«i *i_r- K9i \fm AS A ROCK '>^Pw^^* OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN., LTD. the STRONCEST and LARGEST BANK in MALAYSIA and SINCAPORE AUTHORISED CAPITAL: 5100,000,000/PAID UP CAPITAL: $40,000,000/GENERAL RESERVE AND PROFIT LOSS71 words
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Advertisement87 1969-02-02 1 p£ This new kSJ Furniture makes every H 9 fl^SßaH^*v^fea^Bßa office efficient The efficiency experts know that one key to business success is a pleasant, efficient office design. That's why they specify Diethelm Component-Line Office furniture! Desks, chairs, filing cabinets, even waste baskets and ashtrays are all desigr co-ordinated. All87 words
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Advertisement9 1969-02-02 1 mam m rftAM k Him j^EStSm Trad* Inqulrlet Ph0n»:9286«9 words
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Article, Illustration532 1969-02-02 2 KHOO CHENG KIM - KHOO CHENG KIM (SINGAPORE. Sat. She was perched on the edge of a granite cliff. One step back and it was drop onto a rocky bed. Perspiration glistened on her face as a voice gently coaxed: ■lean bark and don't be afraid is later she disappeared532 words
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Article, Illustration16 1969-02-02 2 ALI YUSOFF - ALI YUSOFF P'CTURES BY TINA T«O OVID TM« [DCS WCONDS LATER SHI DISAPPEAR16 words
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Article, Illustration137 1969-02-02 3 'BRUISES. CHAPPED HANDS BUT OH SO REWARDING' ft re Mian she de.il.s mainly with a. physical nij; but deeper thai nd." hey do complain i chapped asensus that such training i.s both pewarc ijoyable. Twenty-year-old Jenny Koh. who l.s attached to the Central Man Power Base, said: "Until I came137 words
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Article57 1969-02-02 3 KUAIA LUMPUR Sat Two indu.-trlal rrlHtton<- oCfl--eer-. of th* 1 Mlnlitn- of Labour will Wye lor New Delhi tomor- row for a three-month course I in Industrial rrlations and manaKement at the Indian Institute of Labour Studies They are Mr J D. Klruboinathan of Malacca57 words
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Article, Illustration467 1969-02-02 3 'WISHFUL' THINKING BY MANILA ON RAMANI KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JT would be wishful thinking for the Philippines to bank on unconfirmed reports, or •whispered' reports as one Manila paper put it. that Kuala Lumpur's authority on the Sabah claim. Mr. K. Ramani, was quitting Malaysia, Wisma Putra said today. The467 words
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Article32 1969-02-02 3 IPOH s- Tlio No* I ,fe Youlh Club Ipnh. adip'ic l>v lh» Prralt pOBM me fun sun. »i"I: hold H« grnfra] mi'rtinK a' th* Poi.(f I{e<reation Chil> M tomorroa aitcrnoon.32 words
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327 1969-02-02 3 Girls tell censors: Don't be baby sitters SINGAPORE. Sat. •^Singapore's film censors were described today by girl students as "over-cautious in their attitude and playing the role of baby sitters to the public." They felt that the public should be allowed to grow up and not be treated like children.327 words
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Article24 1969-02-02 3 BUKIT MXXI UAM Poi.if ln'io .i.»: niclr Motorcar i>- uevojd i Suiiupi p. abandiv;■d at Aruniuitum PUaM L. t near hfrc.24 words
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MID-TERM REVIEW OF THE FIRST MALAYAN PLAN
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1294 1969-02-02 4 CHEN MENG KONG - Exports 5 times higher than the target CHEN MENG KONG By RUALA LUMPUR, Sat. An unexpected increase in exports was a major factor in the rise of Malaysia's gross national product at the rate of 6.7 per cent annually during the past three years. This was stated in the mid-term1,294 words
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Article47 1969-02-02 4 QUOTE Central to the country's development plans is the exploitation of millions of acres of new land. Out of 16 million acres of cultivable land, only about 7.000.000 acres are now being used. Considerable inroads will b« made into remaining 9.000,000 acres during the next two decades.47 words
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241 1969-02-02 4 Move for voluntary curbs on textile exports to US WASHINGTON, Saturday. \yHITE HOUSE officials were yesterday reported giving urgent study to proposals under which foreign manufacturers would be asked to accept voluntary curbs on all textiles imported into the United States. Informed sources said the Nlxor. admlnlMrar.on believed that voluntaryReuter - 241 words
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Article140 1969-02-02 4 TRAINER WARNS STRIKERS rH. Sat Racehers* trainur Eddte van Breukrlen torinr warned his 54 «trlkiii B lyew tnat If they failed to resum* work within the next few daya. he would have no alternative but to employ new hands The svees went on a wildcat Mrlke on Wednesday over a140 words
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Article26 1969-02-02 4 Handbag snatch cvclist v,r, E sow rue \n >,»f h(>l n,. she Road hrrr laat Her tvtnrlYie con' iinrct sin. I driving licence ana in Identity26 words
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Article36 1969-02-02 4 IPOH. 8«t Tor stfaUnfi sultrase from a shop ;n Hugh Low Street bere on Jan 7. Chong Ming Chuan?. 10. unrmnloved. iv fined (SO or two weks tall by the nasUtratet court here today.36 words
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Article34 1969-02-02 4 KAIANO Rn' TTie Assistant Minister of Education Mr I <■• Siok >p» ,sin present t cheques, totalllnn $20 000 ,of the eonctnicM-in of two temples at Sunnei Chua. near here, on Monday.34 words
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126 1969-02-02 5 SAILORS TOLD: UPHOLD GOOD NAME OF STORE SINQAPOR& Sat.-Singa-n were today be a! their bext 'lour wherever the> I to uphold the •'good name oj the Republic i) M irphy, ship- B Ltd i.d tnja «cauae ne.)ple in othei c world wi>ula ludge the character oi tin here by their126 words
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Article73 1969-02-02 5 SINGAPORE. B*l case aca;n>t former Hah:. 'ii i tinnal, Abdul Rahim bin Omar, accused of bigamy. will be mentioned In U>' Third I irt next Saturti as MliedulPd for hearing today, but Rahim Otiia: applied for an adjournment to enable him to engage a lawyer. He la73 words
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Article, Illustration91 1969-02-02 5 lIIVDIS in Kuala I urn !> pur .mil Sini:<ip<>rr hr- ..in I li.tipuo.tm IrstiMlir-. >r-ln«l.t> hy t.ikinc ilritirs in pm< •■>>» inn. In Xl AI.A 1.1 MPI K lltlW), thr HI nun (hi riot iif.nin: iti- drily of Lord Sulir^m^ni.im h.is t.ikfii friiin Ihe Sri M.ihi M.ir.i91 words
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Article, Illustration414 1969-02-02 5 Work permit poser I AM a Malaysian with a work permit, employed in a Singapore Government school. I have just bern offered a job with a govern-ment-aided mission school, also in Singapore. Do I have to surrender my work permit and apply for a new one. You I'liist surrender your414 words
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Article53 1969-02-02 5 CDfOAPOBI I*l A 17-T«ar- Had midnight .< UJ(b< I .••ni 'iif r:jn b .<r\ Nt-o Mm I .;i n;;h' i i i! Stxhrooii R>«d kl 10 JO pni Hi.v oMth it Itv Khiinx tiu.. Nm I MiRI •n,; rh»v Klang 18 «a- M ,:.-d .ii ihr "Kl-<v53 words
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225 1969-02-02 5 LABOUR PARTY CALLS FOR MASS POLLS BOYCOTT By CHEAH SEONG PAIK Penanß. Sat THOUSANDS of Labour Party leaflets urging the people to boycott the coming general election were distributed to members ana supporters thiougnout the country today. The Leaflets, printed in Chinese and English, were sent by the party secretarial225 words
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Article85 1969-02-02 5 IT'S BACK TO WORK FOR POSTAL MEN I OMZX i 1 MUlt Pchui i mm I »rre ll'Mlllill Thrv c iltod on a ioUl strike altrr tCcepUog in in. oflrr tain I 3 Mt Thr Iflmmihutl who 12 d»\v ajo in Mip] ag'rprd to rrtiini to o:hrt poM k| «orkfi^85 words
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Advertisement186 1969-02-02 2 Fastest to London Qantas V-Jet Express j Ju.<t one stop-rß«nram— and y9li*re The Qantas V-J«t Express. There's no fasler way ro Londton frertj Singapore There"* no better way. Nod off after take off at TO pm— and wakf p in Lonttort at 7.35 am. Jirst ore stop on !ho way.186 words
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Advertisement69 1969-02-02 3 m+. VBM^r SMiB^M»M»BSSSSSSS¥I tm --^aMV*BBHHBSBBaMB> H^^ V m m. -*m L MMg>M^, M^ tMMM^ MMM^^^ M t assssssssA Iff you'd built 3 car that had won 6 international rallies, carried of ff 5 national saloon car championships, and set a Ford production record, all in its first year, would you69 words
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Advertisement521 1969-02-02 3 THE ONLY LUXURY CRUISES IN SINGAPORE For the Tourist For the Singaporean DAILY I hours H.irhour TISWI it 9 I 1 »< nul l.iiii p vi. from Clifford Tier DAILY hours Southern ls?.imls lour Spi'ii.tllv :irr;in_: CWWkttt for Clubs. AasMSattsStt aaoj orj;.ini-p,i n.irties at special r.itcs I (lvi ilinn al521 words
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Miscellaneous22 1969-02-02 3 BW^^BM-lril*I g !l ::^Bt<lWi^>S^B *****111 I I Bfddlng-go for QUANTITY OEVISKO AND WRITTCN BY lAIN REID. DRAWN BY HORAK. HimilMiiiniillliilliiiltliillillllllllllimilllliiilliiilllliilliilllilliliiliiillllilllllllliMilHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii imiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiini;22 words
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Advertisement425 1969-02-02 4 When there's a car as quiet and comfortable as Colt, who needs to shout? From the time you turn the ignition key, aerodynamic design for superb stability tloned reduces wind noise. The seats you'll be impressed by the quiet, smooth at all speeds. But quietness and comfort are soft, yet425 words
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Advertisement183 1969-02-02 5 TRAVEL AUSTASIA TO AUSTRALIA 173 PASSENGERS SUPERIOR ONE CLASS AUSTASIA LINE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT M/V AUSTRALASIA WILL COMMENCE A NEW SERVICE PORT SWETTENHAM-SINCAPORE TO FREMANTLE AS FROM Ist MARCH 1969 PORT SWETTENHAM SINGAPORE FREMANTLE SINGAPORE Arr. Dep. VOY. 17 IM 1 Mir 2 Mir 2 Mir II Mar183 words
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Advertisement283 1969-02-02 5 cmese new vsak BARGAINS I ¥oPEN TODAYf fii I AND EVERY JE 10.00 am. to 5.30 pm. I m READY MADE GARMENTS Men's Spnrts Shirts C1 A A Boys Sports Shirts JI«UU Girls Blouses ONLY Mers Slicks ,-n Oft Mens 'Permanent Press' Shirts AIJ Boy's Permanent Press' Shorts •|'^«WW Boy's283 words
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Article, Illustration518 1969-02-02 6 JUDITH YONG - JUDITH YONG By ONLY a year ago I shouted a big "hurrah" for the Maxi. Today I'm wearing my skirts shorter Hum ever before and ihis is certainly not because my U'^s stand up to t lie test. The fad is thai hemlines in this518 words
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Article, Illustration71 1969-02-02 6 /JNE of my friends told me the other evening all about what he considered a "marvellous new idea" for a man's shirt. A revolution In the art of tailoring "My shirtmaker h;is recommended that I niiikc shirt with a breast pocket sewn on the Inside— as \v>n71 words
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486 1969-02-02 6 WHY Is It that men detest liitelliKpncp in women? I pondered on this thought the other day at a cocktail party. I saw a young married girl friend bping applauded after making ri particularly witty remark. Her husband iravf her a matey486 words
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84 1969-02-02 7 My girl works as a social escort MY girlfriend works as a social escort, and I strongly disapprove. True, .vlio wu doing tbe job before we met. but now I want her to give it up. I {•■el It la degnding. She rcfttsea to Hmo to me. PHILIP TAN I84 words
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Article54 1969-02-02 7 MY BOYFRIEND Of lour months Is suddenly neglecting m<\ He v.-cd to r me frequently, and when he could not «'all he would telephone. Now h<- deliberately avoid ball I do? PANSY It is apparent that he i* no lon kit interested in >ou. I MffCtJ >ou look around for54 words
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Article62 1969-02-02 7 A BOY who Is 11 years older than I Is pestering me with his unwelcome attentions I ro out with him only because I do not want to hurt him Ido not love him lIKIKN I do not blame you for not wanting to be an old man's darlini;. hut62 words
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Article62 1969-02-02 7 TWO years ago my glrlrriend and 1 drifted apart for no reason at all. When I wanted to establish contact again I found she had moved. Recently I <-.une to know her present address. The flame of love has been burning In me all this time. Should I approach her?62 words
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Article42 1969-02-02 7 I HAVE fallen In love with a girl who Is much too big-sized for me. She U sft. llins. and weighs 180 pounds. I am only sft. 8 Ins. Will we make a suitable couple? FRUSTRATED Love knows no dimensions. Good luck42 words
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Article61 1969-02-02 7 BEING neighbours. I have known my girlfriend since childhood. Recently our association became quite close, but It soon broke of! because 1 constantly told her lies. She refuses to have anything to do with me now. ANXIOUS .Sorry, friend. Once a liar always a liar. No matter how hard you61 words
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Article192 1969-02-02 7 WHAT S your problem? Write to: Miss |ane Lee. The Sunday Times, Times House, Singapore 9. No replies by post. HOW can I fM :i v,lr>Uiend I f< el very inferior all my friends ko on dates and tin look down on bm bi 1- do not192 words
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Article, Illustration454 1969-02-02 7 When the boss is a woman BEING made general manager. consider lliis one of Ihe most interest ing things that can happen to someone my age. of my generation." said Mrs Helena (.'lien, mother of a l.~> year ol< daughter and boss lady of a new pioneer industry in Singapore.454 words
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Article99 1969-02-02 7 TRY a new stunt this Chinese New Year. Buy perfumed candles for the home. The fragrance of joss sticks may be traditional, but that should not prevent added scent in the air. Cosmetic counters have a selection on sale. They come with matching perfume and cologne for any99 words
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Advertisement464 1969-02-02 6 Advert cement Orlvinj; Girl Bean I M.ike-up for the workIng f?1rl should be llghtwelghi and feminine H it li wise to tone and nourish your skin before maknu-up Start by tonln« and stimulating the .••km cells w:'h lemon I>lph skin freshener and than smooth a film of moist tropical oil464 words
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Advertisement604 1969-02-02 6 Now Every Woman is entitled to look YOUNGER! A now atartlmg diaiovery haa l**n mart* hva rmall group of *kin ph\»- H^g^g^^Qf^H iol o g,«..Th»vf..mdawaytom»ka fMHiIMS' a^^l tl* .kin ol far* and throat arfmilv K«l|MM|||ggVgggf* J dnnk tiny but aiitrirwnt qunnt.tw. of water, to quickly g«in an a;i|>rir- BSraW aorc604 words
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Advertisement170 1969-02-02 7 An invitation to a free make-up and facial treatment. MRS. GIN KNG HBB. GDI KM. and her team of beauticians will be i;imiil- Tree make-up, facial treatments and consultation on \\:>n (emetics from 3rd February to Ttli I i iiru.irv. GLOBE SILK STORE JAI.AN TIANKU ABDUL RAHMAN, KUALA Lf.MPI'R. Free170 words
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Advertisement348 1969-02-02 7 BH^^H OFFICIAL AGENT oHp; ffiHß PARFUMS ROCHAS "^E" jy^^Hß paris Official Rochas Agents only, hute this ugn m thrir »/m/uK How can a woman tell the difference between two men who offer her the same perfume Every woman has received pcrtume from th:s" visiting card "is worth its weight :nr"ld.348 words
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Miscellaneous32 1969-02-02 7 _^-s7 y^J ,1 P fkKLO mi Wowfl.')! I (we iMt*umia ihs. (vts. -iut-i just fooaur \I V A REAL tfAaiiiw 1 l32ft*/f a J f~ Atto NS V\ U*><JX6«>pe J rj rc\32 words
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Article, Illustration1534 1969-02-02 8 PETER EVANS - PETER EVANS CONCLUSION THE REAL PETER SELLERS: ALL THE TRIALS, TRIUMPHS AND LOVES OF A SUPERSTAR... HE WAS alive and lie had been dead. Tli.it was the awesome thought which both coin for led and haunted Peter Sellers in the spring of 1964.1,534 words
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Article, Illustration628 1969-02-02 9 Seller; s villa on the Applan Way. It ra Saturday, a "beaulltul morning." she biter recaiic<l. A etcbed across the ■tUI-pale sun aid the town 1 in a Itttat the co--1 d wmrmtn of ic»d »ar> 1 lie villa look": if it *rre628 words
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Article15 1969-02-02 10 PREtBVTERIAH CHURCH SINGAPORE I l'<>"4. l>mnc i+ .*K* a.m. and •mioI 9.00 a.m.15 words
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Article17 1969-02-02 10 HOMELCAVC CAR HIRC at re.vivlc lion K»l»tcs. nprabaaalTs in- U«llv«r» IJr.if, HKh t h.r.KMn.l, Mrorb'.irt17 words
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Article467 1969-02-02 10 Advantage from adversity IT IS inevitable, whrn we think of Singapore t> morrow, that we think in terms of the 21st centuiy. For Singapore works towards the future. Founded 150 years ago, modern Singapore grew out of pestilential swsmpi which many thought had no future. Three years ago, Singapore separated467 words
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Article563 1969-02-02 10 POETRY CORNER Edwin Thumboo's KKH' 11...W pwni omiiiK in. POETRY i iiKM K now apprars rvrry Sunday. You ran win a rash prlac of 110 for rirli pern publishrd and, morr Important, >••<• your vrrsc In print uith r\prrt riimmrm. Knt.ir* to Poetry C"ornrr. Sunday Timr*. limes Huaisr. Sintaporr 9.563 words
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Article1714 1969-02-02 10 Yesterday today At 10.15 p.m. o n Wednesday, Radio Singapura will broadcast a special feature on the beginnings of modern Singapore. NEAR Elgin Bridge, a stones throw from High Street where mini skirled Singapore girls go aboul their shopping, is the spot where Sir Stanford Raffles first set toot on1,714 words
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Article170 1969-02-02 10 ON JAN. 29. 1819. Stamford Raffles and William Farquhar, who was later to become Singapore's first Resident, rowed up the Singapore River and got ashore where Elgin Bridge stands today. They then walked to a nearby cluster of huts and met the Temenggong of the island. 0170 words
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Advertisement270 1969-02-02 8 ETHIOPIA mm h. Ti l^gr 'ia^^Tgggggggf f jA^VBVgggELJ Ak iT^ W. Sm^ggggaw id HgggpVßPUr w^^. m flaw .^ggggL^ggggggaV^. \f H^mmmm ■bW 'ff A V T^ggT i'~^~^^^^^^ fjt '^g»C A aggggV iKiwß^ Wj-..- m~ -^>>>-; *>vTiK l»W»i|j.^ iWS l^f^ A^9 -.Job reborn Air-India brings Addis Ababa into the world mr -m270 words
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Advertisement213 1969-02-02 8 PROGRAMRACKS js^WJiiipE^^3|jtS^P^^^g^t| Programmed Instruction for the 2SH222ga|B further development ot pMIWW Management Personnel. A new ■f^ffffffW ggPmWBB method of ensuring that each pippijJl^^ELMSß^ggMggß^^ member of the management team PMmH can IN HIS OWN TIME< devel °p BfeaMplß his working skills and disciplines to ■83 tne eve essential for outstanding R?ls^^^^^^^^H£j^^h|^^B213 words
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Advertisement32 1969-02-02 9 V> %>' J /If p^^ ~^b^-iMP E^o EXTRA GASOLINE BOOSTS POWER THREE WAYS jfr* n fcP Cleaning Power «Sr flfirMjrb Firing Power Hurry while stocks last! ~*fO PUT A TIGER IN YOURTANK! USSOI32 words
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Miscellaneous314 1969-02-02 9 AIKWS.S. 1 Ul-Wtll .1J). 11 <I 3), 2 At!i:n. '4.. It ■MttUU Harmful (4) 13 1 im 01 sili.a teller of falsehoods 141; 4 01 i4i 13 Heavy timbci Mi. 14 ;he same family <3 > .i DkgMl Family c 3.. It K>rmed into '3>- Laige vase (3j; 7 At314 words
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Advertisement345 1969-02-02 10 JCKNOWUOCfMENTS ANNIXRSMUS tXNOUNCfftUNTS BIRTHS. CLUB CCNOOUNCES. OMTHS FNCtGEMENTS FUNHWIS GREETINGS IN MEMORIftM MARRIAGES MISSING. PERSONS. PPC, REQUIEMS t REUNIONS Rjtr Minimum $70 Itr 19 wtrfs. eick iMitiutll wiri SI 00. til Qthfr Classified Aduerliseweiils Mimmm V 50 far 15 wiris. each itfditioMl *fi 50 cents. Suiliy Times Si« Service ctarp345 words
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Advertisement112 1969-02-02 10 Food centre design and planning: there's an easy answer Sime Darby's Kitchen and Catering Equipment Division designs commercial kitchens to ensure that every inch of space is put to good use. And we equip them with the most modern time-saving gadgets. From ice makers that can make all kinds of112 words
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Article, Illustration919 1969-02-02 11 CHEONG YIP SENG - tomorrow gINGAPORE, Sat. Sometime month we will know the of Singapore in the year 2000. On drawing boards behind closed doors In ihe State and City Planning Oltuv are six futuristic master plans of the 2lst century ore. The plans will be presented to the Cabinet soon, with the pros919 words
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Article25 1969-02-02 11 SINGAPORF Sat The p-PMjent <>f the Chines* Young Menu Christian Association. l> c.wee Ah Leng today opened ihe ■uocwtiont reeiauueuit In Ftlaur Icti25 words
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214 1969-02-02 11 A SUPER SIMULATOR TO ENSURE SAFER AIR TRAVEL SINGAPORE. Saturday. A $550,000 "supersonic age" radar training simulator at the Department of Civil Aviation training school was today commissioned by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communications, Mr. Phua Bah Lee. The simulator believed to be the first ol its214 words
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Article66 1969-02-02 11 SINGAPORE. Sat The Minister of State in 'he Prime Ministers ufßcr H»ji Ya'arob bin Mohamed. said tonight that Bin«(ipore »»s educating her vcu'h tv help m the drvelopn.tii of the republic. Hr I'M .su»-«ikin? at thr opening of the New Ideal Expornh. i; World sponsored ond66 words
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Article43 1969-02-02 11 WASHINOTON. Sat. National Aeronautic* and Space Administration official* yetterdav said the United State* might attempt to land a man on the moon In May two months earlier than previously Planned If February's Apollo S space flight was fully successful. RenterReuter - 43 words
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Article18 1969-02-02 11 yODAYS Asia Magazine discusses the political and economic situation in Thailand which returns to parliamentary democracy this year.18 words
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Article32 1969-02-02 11 SINOAPORE. SHt. Molcr-<-v< .lm Chua Niuang Sene. 22. was killed whrn hb machine •>»>> m aoiUatoa »uti ea> n the lum'ion ol Mitidlr Rw«a anrt Vienna SUM( e»Il# Ula 1 aotnlDC32 words
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182 1969-02-02 11 DAP warns of the vacuum after 1971 CERKMBAN. Sat. A .security vacuum will cxltt In Malaysia after 1971 If the Government did not consider the country's defence more seriously. The secretary-general of the Democratic Action Party. Mr. Ooh Hock Ouan, said this at the second anniversary dinner of the Seremban182 words
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Article68 1969-02-02 11 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat. At least 12 dead people are lvlng In refrigerated crtflni around the United states In the hope that one day they can be brought back to life Follower* of the "Cryonlcs" cult believe that within M MBll (reezlnc of the dead «ill68 words
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Article204 1969-02-02 11 Fast sea craft for defence OINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Armed Forces will be equipped with a number of fast seaward defence patrol craft. This was announced today by the Permanent bejeiaiy to the Ministry ni In.eriOt a::d Defence. Mr o i. BoiMfi when he opened the School of Naval Training which204 words
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Article148 1969-02-02 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two property companies here today pooled their resources to build a multi-million hotel complex in Scotts Road Tlie ion. t venture is between Town and Cily and Central Properties They hpvc formed a new ronipanv cm Meci Hotel Enterprises Ltd with an .m--tial >apital ol 525148 words
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Advertisement211 1969-02-02 11 THE FIRST CONFECTIONERY TO BE EQUIPPED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD EQUIPMENT IS 1 VNGAPORL& MALAYSIA. Sk '.A**- <*laß n alafll VaMHfJH jF ABB* m ..aaZ fi^E^ w JHaWK jT\ t^l T fIBW afl »OR ANY OCCASION kuy CoW **4 C.1.i.0u. Pattry, k««ul,*yU T You can bur do.ly at our BALESTIt*211 words
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Advertisement623 1969-02-02 11 IsV S j^^^lsW^P^y Kv. 9E LOMBARD BANKING Subsidiary and Associate Banks and Finance HoueM I i LOMBARD AUSTRALIA H I LIMITED V H Adelaide. Brisbane. Canhcrra. Hohart. I "t'mwl. Mf Ihouraej B^ S NcMcaiile, Penh. i>>ilr.ey,To»n»»ille, Wollongong I 1 LOMBARD NEW ZEALAND I Auckland, Well:ngton,( hrtsichurch. Ham.linn. Du.ieilin. Maslerlon. I623 words
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Article, Illustration679 1969-02-02 12 New Zealand reaffirms close ties with Malaysia and S'pore A NEW ZEALAND DAY MESSAGE FROM THE HIGH COM. MISSIONER TO MALAYSIA. MR. B. D. ZOHRAB. AND THE HIGH COMMISSIONER TO SINGAPORE. MR. J. H. WEIR: 1 OR New Zealanders here in Malaysia and Singapore, Feb. (5 Ikis ;i double significance.679 words
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Article, Illustration43 1969-02-02 12 A Malaysian project with which New Zealand hat recently been associated it the Rejang Teachers' Training College at Binatang, near Sibu in Sarawak. New Zealand met the cost of the college buildings and provided experts for its staff.43 words
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882 1969-02-02 12 Chen Meng Kong - Chen Meng Kong By iYI.AI.AYSI A and Singapore are onlj two of many countries New Zealand trades with Imi they are valued markets for nation which earns mudi of its intone iron overseas trade. Dairy products are the most important exports to Malaysia.882 words
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Article, Illustration457 1969-02-02 13 T A HE main chan- New Zealand's aid to Aski i.s the Colombo Plan, one of the most successful aid programmes in operation today. The countries of SouthEast Asia are neightours of New Zealand and the Colombo Plan may bt considered as an expression457 words
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Article, Illustration626 1969-02-02 14 IN K\V Zealand*! activity in the arts has been considerable despite the country's small population and the need for concentration on building a sell supporting economy. Us writers, artists, dancers and musicians have achieved world lame and today the aits receive keen626 words
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495 1969-02-02 14 BADMINTON TEAM FOR MALAYSIA, STORE TOUR J_ HE New Zealand Badminton Federation plans ;t youth tour to Malaysia and Singapore in May this year and a iiiillier tour toaouth-Easl Asia is projected for next year. In Motor rar.:.'.: !>• Hulme. Bruce MacLaren and Chr;^ Amon are world famous Bob Charles495 words
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Article, Illustration680 1969-02-02 15 Chen Meng Kong - ANY TIME IS RIGHT TO VISIT THE NORTH AND SOUTH ISLANDS Chen Meng Kong By F K. RuM a 1 industry to a solid earning factor in the country'g t'conomif future thai is what tourism baa done for New Zealand in recent years. E man] thouganda of tourists vis.it that680 words
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Article288 1969-02-02 15 The Maori: Modern New ZealandcT L HE Polynesian! wore srm:ii ocean rovers and nuvmatnrs in ancient times They discov< red and began to settle in New Zealand more th vi 1.000 yean ago people bo' amp the New Zealand Maori r ice <>f ires! men. orators and urarrtora ita today288 words
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Advertisement49 1969-02-02 12 From green pastures that are jf** j among the world's finest come ggggaggigQlißW MILK that builds strong and healthy Dodies! Delicious flavours too pineapple W- mkK r< ww strawberry, chocolate or |ust plain milk gggggggsfel^ M "'nir < ii StejM fresh without refrigeration! -jjgsW NEW ZEALAND DAIRY SUPPLIES (S) LTD.49 words
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Advertisement75 1969-02-02 12 ANDERSONS I PACKAGED BOILERS *?> MANUFACTURED BY ANDERSONS LTD. FIRST MANUFACTURERS OF 'J PACKAGED BOILERS IN NEW ZEALAND. wQj B^^K. ggJggßi K X^v^gg^i xIJgSBI I 9HV m ~m--..^^& I IflgJ T g^H jj^dgggl ■■g' V^J v tlflflf r^gff 481 -^.sg^gggfc HIGHLY EFFICIENT FUEL BURNING! S HIGHLY EFFICIENT STEAM RAISING! ,*t75 words
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Advertisement42 1969-02-02 13 BEST WISHES to The PEOPLE and GOVERNMENT of NEW ZEALAND on NEW ZEALAND DAY S N. HIAP MOH CO., LTD. I X jjj T hi, Tdok Avvr Street. I Singapore-'. Tel: *****. *****. ™"TJb^""/ agents for \f3^/ BOWATER PAPER CO.. (H.Z.) LTD.42 words
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Advertisement335 1969-02-02 13 WHO CAN PREDICT WHAT'S IN STORE IN YOUR STORE NOT EVEN SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED S V That's why they make It a point to specialise in -0^ O^ x**" 3^ their own field formulating Industrial cs^ C?^ /£tS^^V S Insurance Policies for individual needs Vi^K!ty«./ <^^ providing an335 words
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Advertisement167 1969-02-02 14 V# WmamtmflfQfgfQfa^ «-i Spreading hpcKU iHHTgDatiness tnraughauf 80 rauntries. Crach nnrn ri*DfifHill*ll So pure and rich and healthy fernleaf IJIII !EI V butter has such a wonderful golden ■Ji«aa«i«^«i^i^a flavour, just packed with every ounce of the natural goodness V*l£ W-* of the freshest milk. Children love ■aW^aW I WMM167 words
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Advertisement57 1969-02-02 15 BP^^* S 4at At' TtS) II createakit The worrJerful creative world of "Torro" a new era in p| iy! A ;dscincitmg. new approach to the general education of children. Illustrated above is a Church so easily constructed by a very young child 1 TRADE ENQUIRIES TO LEE TECK COMPANY Wl3l/57 words
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Advertisement472 1969-02-02 15 NOW! for the first tune a heal essence made from deer VITADEER You'll grow stronger, brigh- rous. This special fitness slows ing from lack of sleep. It helps ter.morealivo with Vitadeer. down tiie process of ageing babies to grow healthier and Because only Vitadeer is and is obtained from the472 words
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Miscellaneous1448 1969-02-02 16 -p^B^a^B^BaPMBBBU&XB^BBBB^BB^BB^BB^BB^BBV $jtt Wa mKWA BbT f 'iBaW. H STAR of f^^ the WEEK >^^F 9 nr« Star Of the WetkT today in Miss Mo Mci Chok Pahang iler>; born Feb. 2, 1947. HOWKVKR bnrpd »ou ni.iv pnted rise or improvrmenl have been with your of position dors not maevistenre latrl.v.1,448 words
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Miscellaneous313 1969-02-02 16 I j^BwW^k ..^^9j X BvBBW^C^^'^BBW^HBBNBr* .^BVB^^tf .^^^flß^^S C^bl BBIBBr^Bk^ V a^^BßßHßaC^^^B^Bk BBS B^P^B. <S '^'lf <*^^^ BB^r^^ fIPI B /P±P/ 1 **C s> j4 n \-x L/ wj* O /a/ 7Vjy/^j T//Vfy bQb^Bbbi /m H^flß i^^wP^l 1-1 c* ?c\s I BL^BL^a JB i^ABJ /**l^ t B^BBi^flßK _^bT_ PU i^^^^k^S BhCVb^^BV^^S313 words
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Article, Illustration924 1969-02-02 19 AFTER HER DIVORCE FROM TOP STAR PETER SELLERS... IT WAS th c change in the \v;i\ Brill Kkland looked that came ;is a surprise. I had not seen her for some time, and die cuddlesome hlonde \\;is no more. Now she \v;is924 words
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Article479 1969-02-02 19 ON THURSDAY. Feb. 13. the National Theatre Trust will be presenting the Madrigal Singers from the University of me Philippines. This group of 22 male and female singers will be led by Professor Andrea O Veneraclon of the College of Music. The first half of the concert, which479 words
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Article313 1969-02-02 19 Here's a winner of a western lIAKDI.Y a week 11 foes by without at least one new western. This week was no exception. I am fed-up in me old cavalry routing Red Indians, tired of duels between slirk gun-slinging badmen and saloon layabouts, and bored hy shprifTs battling it out313 words
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Advertisement612 1969-02-02 19 LAST 2 DAYS! II O«. I.M. 4 M, (> j0 4 9.30 pm "The Bliss Or Mrs. Blossom .Poramounti TUESDAY! In Color SUCKSSiN" j LAjT 2 OA1»< TODAY S SHOWS' I Horn, 1 30, 4 00, 6.30 ft 9.lSpm h,,l M,l|iani I, Veggie bmith j OPtNS TUESDAY 1 Columbia* A612 words
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Advertisement138 1969-02-02 19 2iiiiiiiii.iiiiiHiii.HimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiii£ SINGAPORE TURF CLUB I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I All payments for:THE SINGAPORE SWEEP Unlimited Sweeps 4-D 3-D and Tote Tickets will be made from Tuesday 4th February at the CLUBS TOWN OFFICE, 146 Robinson Road, Singapore. iiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMn Twgi^inHEllrTS of f to FURNITURE at 346 Balestier Road. Singapore. Closes sp.m. Rothmans138 words
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Advertisement65 1969-02-02 19 Air conditioned LAST DAY- 1.45, 4. 7, ft 9 30 p.m. "THC RAINfOW" (SI) Mond ,'Colorstop* »'th Engluh Subs. Tomorrow same time, hong kong nocturne" (si) Mono ColO'KOp« with English Sub*. II am Matina* KING'S PIRATES" (SI) TECHNICOLOR lait D.y 1.10-1 10-700 t Mates rut B'v""" Robert Mitchum 'VILLA RIDES"65 words
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Advertisement312 1969-02-02 19 I MUCH MORC COHERENT, PIERCING AND POIGNANT I THAN 'THE GRADUATE OR GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER'" Arthur R chord! SUNDAY TiV* i H^^. 'JOANNA' IS p9^ i JvJHIN INM -j&i\r. -r.f A»![ DOS«LT huik CATHAY- coming nnr^fl^r<'v'» i 1f g^y*,, I W^^^^^rsrbßl^dß^P'i J i« m- v HONG KONG'S POST312 words
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131 1969-02-02 20 Royal wedding: Warning on souvenir programmes l'l AI.A LUMP IR. Sut. 'I he public was today .lllMMll mil to .lllin list- in or buy any privalrly publi.Mied souvenir prntramme lor the wrd.llll.. of Tentku Kanilah Azizah, 24. youner^t (i.mclitri of the Yang di l>rtu.»n Agong. and K.i i.i Abdul AzizBernama - 131 words
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Article, Illustration106 1969-02-02 20 SINGAPORE. Sat 1. 1 m Yum Send 24. ma rined S3oo or three months mi! n. a hl-i--net court today for (.ffenng i S3 bribe to a constable I.im. ol Kampuni; Arani; Road, .fl-i il the moMI to IV Robert Patrick I-iiancr in Ro*e!l R..;id106 words
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282 1969-02-02 20 NOW TO WEED OUT THE 'RED LIGHT' SERVICES CEVEN social escort services in Singapore today joined hands to seek the assistance of the Government to help build up their business as an important vehicle in tourist promotion. Under the banner of the newly-formed Escort and Travel Services Association, the agencies,282 words
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Article90 1969-02-02 20 AIA3R STAR. Sa! An armrd robber held up a housewife whi> her husband was away and racaped with aix^u $.iOO \.nrth of Jewellery anrl a wrUrtwatch Aminah hintr Ahmad. 28. of Pekan Kubane Sepal. 15 mi" from hrrr. nportcd lo police Uwl she was awakened90 words
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Article25 1969-02-02 20 Thr> Straits tin price In Penan? yeMerday ro*e 50 cents to $580 per plcul on an offering fMimatpd umlunijed at 215 tony25 words
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Article89 1969-02-02 20 Man stabbed in bid to help wife A LOR STAR. S.t 1 Liv Ah Lett. M i tapper, wa.s stabbed In the abdomen when he went to rr.scue tila wife from saalt a- s I'awang estate, 25 mile« trora here, yesterdaj L.iv. was ns;(i'' his house' when heard his v.-if.-89 words
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Advertisement370 1969-02-02 20 Ibur whole future is tied up in your next exam... Why take a chance? It's so easy to make sure, to make more certain that you'll pass that all important examination in 1969 or 1970, whether it be jfICJSt HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE, MES^^^L SCHOOL CERTIFICATE/M.C.E. li2i?^?lf QUALIFYING TEST LOWER CERTIFICATE370 words
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Advertisement538 1969-02-02 20 CHINESE NEW YEAR STOCK RBPVCTION SALE OPEN TODAY 10.00 A.M. 5.00 P.M. TERRIFIC BARGAINS MENS t BOYS SPORTS SHIRTS LADIES BLOUSES SI. OO ONLY BOY'S t CIRL'S 2 PIECE PLAY SUITS 5150 MEN'S t BOYS PERMANENT PRESS' 52.30 TROUSERS t SHORTS $4.20 MENS QUALITY SHOES S6 0Q TO $12.00 DRESSES.538 words
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Miscellaneous883 1969-02-02 20 For your day by the sea TODAY: SmliM Kfchll R CIS •in < 6 3ft 1111 pin '8 2ft i Smeapore 10 31 am (Ml>; Port Dirkson 652 am > 8 4(t 7 pin >7 9fn: Port Snetlenhajn 554 am il4 2!' 628 p m I M 6ft PrnaiiK 12883 words
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Article44 1969-02-02 21 RAVENSCROFT To U n unrt r; !> fiaunh'^r ir M January. JOTMV To Parana and a «.rl Vanita at Sercmbaa GH. Boib mf.l. LEE: To Soo Yen* and Kok Khool a dau«nl»r doka Cher.i on J1 I Alor ■tar Hoapual. Tbanki to Uoctora and44 words
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Obituary51 1969-02-02 21 CONTRACTOR K s ippiah formerly of B«r*nd*r, peacefully on 1.2 tv Carttta <-*\" .MA bentul Paaar Ki. to da> a- p m CHUAH CHIN HtONO puH l«iy LS.M ,eAV.,I_ HO Km Hoot. foil. Hoc* Ly» ,l>.c*.. Hock Sens. d»i»Ntfri S..mv. Lucy, i.^at at.d h fc rand-rl. I i- m51 words
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Article46 1969-02-02 21 IN EVER LOVINC MEMORY of a daar »fe arid mo'her. .leni.: nhu Ml i.t a >»»r tt>l»\ jj H» V#ff| m.en m «'cd I kM Kddi* Cv VAt Hock and cl Idren. JINNY IU Ml ;ovmis Sana, son* -i»\ AJwtyt remembered by grinder :driQ.46 words
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Article, Illustration734 1969-02-02 21 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP RACING WITH pOR YOU ONLY gets my nap vote In the Class 3 Div. 1 7f Handicap (Race 7) at Penang today. This Makapura four-yi'ar-old was an impressive winner over the Bukit Timah 6f in November. In hi* second run over734 words
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Article160 1969-02-02 21 I PtOH JF.F.P t ALL BOY POINTER 1.. < I RRr M V L. C1 RRrM V 1.. (TRRFM T Rate 1 Trumpintton harman Rom Trumpinfton llltop 1 mnipinctiin llltop SFRAVA Ml KMI CM RIMMY i HIM. I Barr 2 hingU Vonparirl Radiant Star Bic Job Hrmnutj160 words
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Article1606 1969-02-02 21 WJTSSgm 2.00 CLASS 3 DIVISION 2 mkiSamM «$7.oo0) 6F 1 o^B CHARM AN ROSE g (Bltr 5i R Breuk 4 90 IF) Bougoare 10 2 ***** WILLTOP a ITWTI Dair. ;.s 5 813 (F) Pretty f. 3 ***** I- A VITE a (CSC> Tulloh 4 8131,606 words
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305 1969-02-02 22 LONDON. Sat. Results of football matches playeu toda> were: ENGLISH DIVISION OKI Arsenal I Nulls 1 Ipswich 1 Man Utd. 0 Leeds Utd. i Coventry v Leimler I West Ham I Liverpool 1 Shefl. Wed U Man. lil.T 1 Newrastlr 1 1 abandoned) Queen* Park305 words
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Article19 1969-02-02 22 EDINBLRGH Bat Wale« beat Scotland 17-3 alter leadl In the I .:.ton tnterrnrioii!\l at Muuaylield toda) Keuiei.19 words
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Article116 1969-02-02 22 T\IEW YORK. Sat. Jnck Dempsry. the famed M .uirr. was the .wwcieht boxing 1 plon of all time, according I King Magazine's 1 iters The results of the toting to best fighters ever in weight divisions were .Ml in Riniis annual 1 horn In Mann 10. won116 words
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Article, Illustration617 1969-02-02 22 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL By Malaysian XI 1 W.Australia 0 LUMPUR. Sat. Malaysian hockey salvaged a bit of pride yesterday and gained what one must hope is a new base for the long new build-up to a creditable international capability. Their 1-0 victory at Armed Force* Stadium617 words
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Article141 1969-02-02 22 SSSC now go for 5 age groups KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Sclangor Schools S!X>rU> Council will orKaniac competitions for five age groups under 12, 13. 15, 18 and 20. This was decided at the SSSC s annual meeting today The idea is to give the school children the opportunity to141 words
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183 1969-02-02 22 MELBOURNE. Sat. Filipino millionaire race hor>e owner Kellpp TMMI "(1 U oiler of A 5300-.-000 <Msl million) yesterday for his stir colt Always There. Tile horse v&f. pu.^ed In at 5250.000 and David Coles of Adelaide, acting lor an American client. Increased the offerAP - 183 words
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Article35 1969-02-02 22 HONO KONG S»t Hon« Kong »ill iM'd an iiit<-rnaiim.al bedmmton loumani. tit .iltt-r thus *eeks Asian i...impionshinb in Manila. Countries expected to participate include M.i'.r m;. Indon. It, Japan and India.35 words
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Article20 1969-02-02 22 BANGKOK 5,.: Ihai.and ben i South Ko:ca 5 -2 in the Übrr Cuo UHtimmion tompcuuon hrre yesterday20 words
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Article59 1969-02-02 22 SHIEMBAN Sa: K Alagaratnam. wce-caplain of the Malaysian Olympic hockey team. le.ids Negn SrinbiUn ag«ms' West Australia an the Station padang here tomorrow at S. The Negn team Peter V.in HiU7en; Ran; it Singh. C. Navaratnam: M. Van K. Alagaratnam. C Sivasothy: S. K. Pane. Henry Sta59 words
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Article13 1969-02-02 22 MALACCA. Sat. Malacca Selection beat Police 3-0 at hockey here today.13 words
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Article194 1969-02-02 22 AUCKLAND. Sat.— Brian Fairlie. 21-yar-old New Zealander. -scored an upset quarter-final victory over Australian professional John Newcombe in the New Zealand open tennis tournament today. Falrlle described his 5-7. 4-6. 10-8, 6-0. 6-3 victory over Newcombe as "a real breakthrough" and said he was considering turning194 words
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333 1969-02-02 22 Stackpole hits gallant 140 not out MELBOURNE, Saturday. A GALLANT Innings by Test opener Keith Stackpole. aided by some atrocious West Indian fielding, helped Victoria into a safe position In their return clash with the tourists at the Mcl- bourne cricket ground today. At stumps on 0M r<*cond day the333 words
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317 1969-02-02 22 ("OIOMBO S.it Tin j Oravcnejr bit a d.i. century .n only 118 minutes to in.pet lome much-need-ed sparkle Into .>:. thrrUull battniK d»play by MCC XI here today. MCC declared at their tea score of 406 for four to lead by 123 on the317 words
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Article24 1969-02-02 22 NEW YORK. Sat. -Wof.d bantamweight champion Lionel Rose ot Australia wa.x named lighter of the year by the World Boxing Association.24 words
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Article23 1969-02-02 22 KLUANO. Sat. Sinn beat 75 Aircraft Squadron "A" 3-1 to reacli tlio tinaC 1 Kluane district knockout *r competition today23 words
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Article22 1969-02-02 22 MAI VI clal liu-utu-.e bf.U St High Schooi 6-2 in an under 20 soicer ni.Hth at Bukil Bharu today.22 words
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Advertisement480 1969-02-02 21 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words 120 'minimum; TAH LEE. PaJk 'hcrr «^rond aoo ot Mr. and Mr». T«n Soo Vans and Hir« Hians atcond daughter of Mr. and lira. Ah Ch«w ori THE PENANG Tl RF LIB SPRIMi NESTING, 19€9 novici AS A MARK of respect for the detinue of HE.480 words
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Advertisement516 1969-02-02 21 Advertisement Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch- Relieves Pain For the first time science has found a new h.wflng substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently and promptly relieving pain, actual reduction or516 words
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Miscellaneous11 1969-02-02 21 T4*M ZJ W^\4 -Tff^^PM HM^ When the course is wet Tllll(rilllllllllllllllllltlllltllllllllllllllllllMlllllltllllllllllllIIIIIIMIIIIII«llllllllltllMIII«llllll«llllllttlllll(llllltllllllll»tt*IIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIII«tl>lll*lllltllltirrT11 words
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Advertisement101 1969-02-02 22 THE NEW NATIONALS ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK WITH NIGHT LIGHT AND ILLUMINATED DIAL s\~ ■i^i^i^i^Hl Ever oversleep? Mad rush? Stop it. M "*ff*T NATIONAL Electric Alarm Clock. \t UsaHMßßi^Han foryou.Set it at 8. It rings at B. Stop the alarm.. It rings again at 8.05. mm Goes on six times at101 words
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Miscellaneous79 1969-02-02 22 HOC Xt V— Tour loalili; Ncftrl Sen .j. in, v W. Au.slrnlm 'Station padang. Serrmbnn 6 p.m.). tiM TIB riW i up: Malaysi hi Armwl F"rre.s v Negrt <R Range Rd. KL>; Penxtig v. Kedah »Ci:y Siadiumi. Tour malrh: Johnre v PardedeKx. Mrrian 'Stadium Larkln. J. Bahru. 5 pm >.79 words
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