The Straits Times, 23 May 1969
1969-05-23
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Title Section24 1969-05-23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. MAY 23, 1969 if U CENTS K.D.N. 3104 M.C. (P) No. 072324 words
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544 1969-05-23 1 Capital curfew break same as day before STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS UV A L A LUMPUR, Thurs. There will Ik no change in the curfew break here and in Petuling .lava lor tomorrow, hut Penang will enjoy ;i Further two hours relaxation. In the Kuala Lumpur poll t, tho curfew will544 words
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Article, Illustration612 1969-05-23 1 Guilty will pay, says Ismail 'We can't afford not to punish them' KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday POLITICIANS arrested in connection with the current disturbances "will be brought to book." The Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rthman, said this today in an interview with Bernama news agency.Bernama - 612 words
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Article94 1969-05-23 1 Police seize Time, Newsweek KUALA I.IMPIR. Thurs. Copies of two American weeklies Time and \ci\iurek containine reports on the recent disturbances here were sized by police at Mih. m_ Airport today. The local distributor of the two weeklies was told by police that if the reports were not considered "offensive"94 words
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Article25 1969-05-23 1 BEIRUT. Than. Iraq h«« recalled its »mbas~Hdor to Pakistan because of The Pakistani .support to Iran" over the Shatt Al-Aiiil) tllspule UPIUPI - 25 words
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Article31 1969-05-23 1 BEI.IiRADE. riiui.s Ihr Him consultative meeting for thr IcinK-awailril Mimmil "f nonnUigned nattom will br held in Bi iur.icir at tin- beginning of July, thr Government announciii ve.stei'day. —UPI.UPI - 31 words
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459 1969-05-23 1 NOW THE DARING SWOOP TO 10 MILES OF the MOON HOUSTON, Thursday ASTRONAUTS Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan started their final preparations today Tor the most dangerous space operation ever tried <li\in^ to within 10 miles of the moon. Mission control radioed the pop tune "The Br.st > Yer tv459 words
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92 1969-05-23 1 Mrs. Meir: I'm ready to meet Nasser even in Cairo Tel aviv. Than. Mrv Golda Mrir. the Israeli Prime Minister, said in an interview published here today that she would be prepared to meet President Nasser of Egypt anywhere, even Cairo, to talk peace. "If the time comes that I92 words
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Article46 1969-05-23 1 STOCKHOLM. Thur* —Three i. ins of poison was lound In an uiiKiiarded scrap yard on the outskirts of the city, health authorities reported The poison identified sodium cyanide, had been in the \ard for two yean before It was found. UPIUPI - 46 words
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Article29 1969-05-23 1 LONDON Than The Foirun Office disclosed today that M.il.u-la has a^ked Britain and Australia to supply military equipment for three new Infantry battalions. AP. (See Pnse SevriiiAP - 29 words
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348 1969-05-23 1 rfHE National Relief A Fund today received a further $7,000 while several .states have announced their decision to form committees to help collect donations. The total is now 5T45.000. which will be distributed to victims of the riots in Selangor and other state*348 words
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238 1969-05-23 1 National Ops Council bans ALL party journals KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. All publications of political parties were canned today by the National Operations Council. This follows the call by the Prime Minister yesterday to "stop all political talk" for a speedy return to normalcy i Todays council d< was announced in238 words
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Article138 1969-05-23 1 Sharp rise in US war dead BAIGON, Th American war sharply last from 184 to 430 aa North Vietnamese and Vietcong stepped up their war to mark the birthday ol President Ho Chi Minh. The U.S. 1 "i--mand today said 2.185 Americans were wounded I.ICH <>f them seriously during thrReuter - 138 words
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Article35 1969-05-23 1 APOLLO GO-AB«4» HOUSTON. T%un. Apollo 16 »ltr««««U Thrnnil Stafford i Eucenr Orn*n were tod»r tivrn •co-ahemet to —V nit thrir lunar moriale fW to within ia rqile* of lun.ir sarfacr Renter. this P«"Reuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration135 1969-05-23 2 Lan Smith presses on for an apartheid set-up v Thurs.— r lan Smith's Rhodesia Front party mounting an intensive campaign to win public backing for the government's new apartheid style constitution. s for the month- ••re unveiled by the Iron- a lew hours publication of the controversial constitution, which isReuter - 135 words
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226 1969-05-23 2 Higher rates hit CDC plans abroad LONDON, Thursday THE COMMONWEALTH Development Corporation complained today that the increased interest il h;is to pay for Government loans made it almost impossible to undertake new oveneas projects profitably. It urged the Government to give urgent consideration to the problem. Id its annual reportReuter - 226 words
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136 1969-05-23 2 New pledge to keep stability in Asia for world peace rKYO. Thurs. West German Chancellor Dr. Kurt George Kiesln^er flew home last night -ifter a four-day state visit in which Japan ant West Germany pledged afesh to contribute politically and economically to the stability of Asia The pledge was cut136 words
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Article, Illustration229 1969-05-23 2 pleads for Sirhan's L- life I OS ANGELES, Thurs. —A death row cell in notorious San Quentin Jail today awaited Sirhan Sirhan, convicted murderer of Senator Robert Kennedy, despite a clemency appeal from his victim's brother. Judge Herbert Walker yesterday ordered Sirhan. 25, to join 78 other men awaitingReuter - 229 words
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Article, Illustration76 1969-05-23 2 PICTURE BY ASSOCIATED PfcCSS John ii-n\o\ and Ma wife Voku (Inn ■real to London Airport t<> niei-t Yokn's (l.lllghier. K>>oko I i > fa r ol ld K y yoko hid hern in America with her father, Him producer Anthony Cox76 words
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Article179 1969-05-23 2 Ii'ASHINGTON. Thurs President Nixon yesterI day named Judge Warren Earl Burger of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington to Niicreed the retiring Earl Warren as Chief Justice. Judge Burger, a Conservative Republican la 61 years old. His nomination is subieci to Senate confirm- atlon.179 words
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Article, Illustration697 1969-05-23 3 HOUSTON, Thurs. A two m;in ■couting p .i r t y swoops to within :><i.i><r<> feel of the moon tonight in a perilous dress re hearsal of America's plans for ;i luikit conquest. One tiny rault aboard the ugly nwit-like moonshipReuter - 697 words
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88 1969-05-23 3 Rail explosion a sabotage by Naga rebels GAUHA'i 1. I hurs Officials said tonight an explosion which killed four passengers and injurea 12 on a train near here early today apparently ■M an act of sabotage. The train was on the NorthEast Frontier railway about 42 miles from Oauhatl, In88 words
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Article79 1969-05-23 3 NEW DELHI Il.ur.s. A menibrr <.: r three-man Opposition Jan Sanjih Pany deputation, which mci the Prime Minister. Mi.- Indira Gandhi, today (latmed that 23.000 people had died ol lamme in Raiaxtlian State. North India, this year Mr. Biiairon Singh Shekhawat. leader of the right-wlnf party79 words
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Article46 1969-05-23 3 DUBLIN. i lush Republic! Thurs. Irish voters will elect a new Parliament for the Republic on June 18. it was announced here at midnight last night. Acting on the adsice of Prime Minister Jack Lynch, President De Valeia has dissolved Parliament.46 words
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Article43 1969-05-23 3 JAKARTA, Thurs.—Lieutenant Irawan. the pilot of the Indonesian Navy pUne which crashed un Tuesday with the Australian Naval Attache Captain John Lovell. on board, was posthumously prnmoici to the rank of captain and gi\en a hero's funeral in Jakarta today43 words
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Article37 1969-05-23 3 TOKYO. Thurs -The Foreiim Minister. Prince Norodom Phurixsara of Cambodia, left today for an official visit of Moscow after a two-day stop-over here. 0 The Gambolt have been held over because of pressure of spact.37 words
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Article211 1969-05-23 14 PART OF SYNDICATE THAT OPERATED IN S.-E. ASIA broken TOKYO. Thurs. Three Italians, l>clieved to Ik 1 part of a swindling syndicate operating in Southeast Asia, were arrested j cstenlay in Western Japan, police revealed today. They were charged with talking unsuspecting Japanese into buying cheap suitingUPI - 211 words
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Article133 1969-05-23 14 Magsaysay walks out on —Marcos- MANILA, Thurs. Senator Genaro saysay, youn^t-r brother of the lav Pl.ilippines President Ramon Magsaysay. has formally switched his allegiance to the Opposition Liberal Party. The Senator said he believed other members of the ruling Nacionalista Party would follow him to form a united Opposition to133 words
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155 1969-05-23 14 WHY NEW YORK IS LIKE THE LONDON OF KING CHARLES XTEW YORK, Thurs 11 Broadway's fascination with unfettered sex on stj*ce was comKinihlp to ihe days of rventoralion England, the US show business weekly Variety said. Under a frnnt pnep headline "N V leelt c"lng sex happy." Variety said the155 words
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Article66 1969-05-23 14 RANGOON. Thurs Rightwing rebels removed the hearts and livers of seven of their victims durinK a recent attack on a village in Wakema Township, about 40 miles southwest of Rangoon, according to press reports. The rebels also looted cash and Jewellery wcrth £200 i $1,440) andReuter - 66 words
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Article60 1969-05-23 14 JAKARTA, Thurs.— A criminal court in Bodnov.oso. East Java, has sentenced a 14-year-old boy to 13 years m jail. Indonesia's Anlara News Agency has reported. The boy. named Titus, was found guilty of murdering the owner of a chemist's .shop la.st year. The motiveReuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration388 1969-05-23 14 Massive gas attack by helicopter Guardsmen BERKELEY, Thurs. A NATIONAL Guard helicopter spearheaded a massive gas attack on the University of California campus on Tuesday, scattering regular students and remnants of some 3,000 demonstrators who had taken part in an earlier illegal rally. The brown military helicopter swept low over388 words
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152 1969-05-23 14 TAIPEH, Thursday MONK than 1.500 Chinese intellectuals un--1 dergoing reform through labour in Kwangtung Province killed 90 communist troops in a revolt las! month. Nationalist China's Central News Agency reported today. Quoting intelligence sources in Taipeh. it said the young political prisoners clashed152 words
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168 1969-05-23 3 -First MiGs downed by Mid-East missile "DEIRUT. Thurs. Is- rael sent a motorised unit into Jordan yesterday and a spokesman in Amman claimed that Arab forces had beaten back an armoured attack across the ceasefire lines in an area south of the Dead Sea. The raid came on a dayReuter - 168 words
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522 1969-05-23 15 NEW YORK. Thursday fHE National Liberation Front will not demand a GO per cent representation in any coalition government in South Vietnam, Madame Nguyen Thi Binh, deputy leader of the Vietcong delegation to the Paris peace talks, saiii on a television programme shown522 words
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106 1969-05-23 15 Sema: 555 Nagas had army training in China NEW DELHI. Thurs. Nagaland Chief Minister Hokblie Sema disclosed yesterday only 555 Naga rebels went to Communist China for military training, the Press Trust of India reported. PTI said Sema made the statement to correct earlier Government reports tnat more than 2.000106 words
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268 1969-05-23 15 500 NORTH VIETNAMESE DIE IN HAMBURGER HILL BATTLE ON LAOS BORDER SAIGON. Thursday THE death toll of North Vietna on Hamburger Hill two mile? from the Laos border has risen to about 500 with the discovery of more bodies, a US spokesman ;aid. Bodies of 34 more North Vietnamese wereReuter - 268 words
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251 1969-05-23 15 TERROR RAMPAGE BY GUNMEN IN JEEPS MANILA, Thurs. Armed men riding in six jeeps went on a terror rampage last night in Angeles City just outside the bis U.S. Clark Air Base, shooting up a police outpost, a fire station and several bars and nightclubs. At least four people wereUPI - 251 words
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Article, Illustration335 1969-05-23 15 Irians will vote by 'musjawarah' system Til E HAG U X, Tlmrs. I) v I c h Foreign Minister, Dr. Joseph Luns said here yesterday Holland had stressed to Indonesia thai acceptance ot the forthcoming act of free choice in West Irian would depend on its credibility Dr. Luns was335 words
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Advertisement175 1969-05-23 3 W WKmmmmmm\^-'' **^PPWPf|fP^^^| |n| MARY QUANT STARKERS an all-in-one semi-transparent fluid make-up dries almost matt It is a very light make-up that allows the natural bloom of i I' /~\^B the skin to show through m w M Contains a moisturiser and a chemical-balancer to care for 1. afl y°175 words
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Article, Illustration296 1969-05-23 4 By ARUN SENKUTTUVAN g I AIM) RE, Thurs. Three "four-digit* 1 lottery operators who conspired to corrupt ;> Criminal Investigation Department officer, were each lined $;>,ooo or 18 months' jail today. The key prosecution witness James Ang Boon Bee told the Third296 words
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391 1969-05-23 4 T. F. HWANG - Day a teacher trapped wife with an adman T. F. HWANG By gINGAPORE, Thurs. Advertising executive, Peter Ho Kok Seng was in ;i room ;it Branksome Hoa (I boarding house with his office typist, a married woman, when her husband with several others, "surprised" them, the High Court was told391 words
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Article154 1969-05-23 4 Today* educational TV programme on Channel 8 is as follows: 7.54 «-m. 8.10 a.m.. English second language. Sec. 11, The Lady In the Moon; 8.30-8.50, Mathematics. Sec. 1: Translation, rotation, reflection and enlargement; 9.05-9.25. Health Edun. (Tamil). Sees. I and II: Environment and Health (1); 9.45-11.05,154 words
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Article29 1969-05-23 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Nanyang University will hold "An Evening of Music. Dance and Drama' at Kb auditorium at 8 p.m. on Saturday as part of the Nantah Week celebrations.29 words
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Advertisement315 1969-05-23 4 DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! SEE OUR "MISS REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE 1969" our Republics representative to the MISS UNIVERSE 1969 I it MIAMI BEACH. USI GRAND SEMI-FINALS I c m >"' NAIDO f,.tyrln, l« j MU«V- HUBRY! GRAND MUSICAL W Tl M iHUWWSt 03 ROBINSONS. C.K. TANG, 4 "TSJ^LST? To-mo",™ A315 words
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Advertisement138 1969-05-23 4 W Ocean Park Hotel 7,~ W y moonshine J ■■■blb^b^HbSbl NITE -CLUB The Cathay Hotel"*— I BjV •Singapore (ineatentertainmant randaivou* M imtaly la m sat ait 2» m. iTal ***** kok har, v» I §i^^%i^^B tritd rnar j.y^^.w rj \o K^j^r^^^VV>^3B wonderful '^Sfiifc^^' it j L m Chines* rf^~iMZ^ H138 words
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Advertisement330 1969-05-23 4 jCATHAft j H'l'N'li'LßUmi I HOWING' II o" k 30 9 30 r ITke Bloro Of Fu Monchu ■SNAKE GIK I^dVUJBWA^VUI NOW SHOEING' 11 am, 1 30. 4 1 00. s 6 30 IS pm 64S 1 9.30 p- "THE STRANGE AFFAIR r^^^^^^^P^B^^^^"^Bßßj^^^B^r^»^M NOW SHOWING Daily 4 Shot.)' I 30, 4330 words
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169 1969-05-23 5 Surveyor fails in appeal against Chief Justice's ruling CINiiAPORE, Thurs. The Federal Court !o<l;i\ dismissed with costs .hi appeal by the Chief Building Surveyor against Ihe derision of Ihe Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong .lin. in connection with ;i Market Street building, occupied l>\ Makhanlall and Co', I. id.169 words
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105 1969-05-23 5 Highwayman who held up a bicyclist SINGAPORE. Thurs When "highwayman" Loi Chee Hoi gtaged a hold-up, hit victim was a tishball seller on a bicycle. Lot stepped into the road, and halted n.-hball Lim Chew Sons Then !:i emptied hi- pockets of $22. a wrlstwatcn and a hchter bcture. searching105 words
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Article, Illustration144 1969-05-23 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Eighty-four students from the four language streams, including three Chinese and one Indian student, received their bursary certificates from Syed \li Redh.i Xlsagoff. chairman of the Prophet Muhamad's Birth riav Mrninri.il Scholarship Fund Board, at a presentation ceremony last light. I lir «rrc144 words
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Article, Illustration192 1969-05-23 5 DR. KOH DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS SINGAPORE. TbUTI Dr. Koh Son Tlan. 30. i above died at Out ram Road General Hospital last night after a nine-month Illness. Dr. Koh. who was on the staff of the hospital, leaves a husband. Mr. Peter Low. who la manager of Paya Lebar192 words
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214 1969-05-23 5 Impeach witness bid in assault trial SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A defence lawyer asked a district court today to impeach the credit of a Radio Division police sergeant Hiving evidence in an assault case against petrol kiosk proprietor Tan Chong Check. Tan denied voluntarily causing grievous hurt to I ancelot William Taylor.214 words
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Article28 1969-05-23 5 SINGAPORE Thurs The Ministry oi Cullun uill enr> free Film ahowi tomorrow msht Ht 730 pan Beransoaa viIhrc ;<ii<l the Pum Mm School. Van Kit Village28 words
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146 1969-05-23 5 EIGHT EXPERTS AT FACULTY OF ENGINEERING SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The beginning of the academic year next week at the University of Singapore will see an international staff teaching at the new Faculty of Engineering They arc eight visiting experts from the United States. Japan. Canada and Australia. Some oi the teaching146 words
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Advertisement123 1969-05-23 5 Ib avoid engine breakdowns look out for these signs Get to the causes of engine breakdowns before they get to your engine. Get Castrol XL Multigrade total protection. Casirol XL Multigrade contains Liquid Tungsten* to minimize friction and all but eliminate engine wear. It's stable as protective after two months123 words
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Advertisement226 1969-05-23 5 SUPERMARKET AND SHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD TODAY, SATURDAY €t SUMM>AY BOVRIL New Formula Full of Goodness Boi 2.80 HONEY Golden Glory In re-usable mug with handle PATE Pork, Liver, Mushroom Spread Danish Plumrose .50 MOTHAKS English Keep moths away 12 in packet .48 FRANKFURTERS SKINLESS American style 12oi 1.50 HAM226 words
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117 1969-05-23 6 US$8.8m loan for Malaysia's school expansion WASHINGTON. Thurs.— The World Bank has announced a US$B.B million loan to Malaysia for a school construction and expansion programme to provide 10.900 new student places. The loan will be tor 25 years. Including a 10-year grace period, with Interest of 6J pen EquipmentReuter - 117 words
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Article49 1969-05-23 6 Speech training course PENANG. Thur>. The Penang I elation will hold a speech t ruining clasa >r t iking tlir guide training cuur.v at the association preniL-es at 8 ai: Sunday Tin.* v ill be followed by a round-thr-island bu. Crf the lecture* in the course have been postponed.49 words
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Article91 1969-05-23 6 Thief caught in curfew DENANO. Thurs— A man who stole a $15 watch from a hotel in Macall>ter Road early this morning was arrested one-and-a-half hours later for breaking the curfew, a maglstrate'.-, court was told today. A. Rajaratnam, 29. pleaded guilty to stealing the watch belonging to is. Bukumar91 words
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Article23 1969-05-23 6 KANGAR Thur.<— The Perils ranch of rhf National l'n;"n f Teachers has postponed infinitely in annual meeting lieduled for Saturdnv23 words
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Article67 1969-05-23 6 KANGAR. Thurs A Thai farmer. Nenke Liang. 46, died in his wife's arm.s last night after he had been shot by an unknown gunman at Kampong Padang Patani, In Sematang. four miles from here. His wife was in the kitchen when Liang cried out that he67 words
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Article, Illustration302 1969-05-23 6 Relief Fund committee meets KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. yHE working committee of the National Relief Fund is conducting a survey to find out the immediate needs of those affected by the riots, the Chief Justice, Tan Sri H. T. Ong. said today. Tan Sri Justice302 words
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Article26 1969-05-23 6 IPOH. Thurs. The visit to Ipoh of the Japane.M- Ambassador to M.i aysia. Mr. Taisaku Kujinia. and his wife schedu.ed for today wa» cancelled26 words
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147 1969-05-23 6 I ONDON. Thurs. The L Bultan of Selangor leit here today for a threeweek private tour of Belgium. France and Spa.n. The 43-year-old Sultan has been in constant touch with the developments in his State by telephone with the Mentrl Be.sar. Dato Harun bin147 words
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149 1969-05-23 6 Curfew breaker accused of having two guns and ammo I^l ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A youth was charged in the magistrate's court today with possessing a shotgun, a pistol and 44 rounds of shotgun ammunition and breaking the curfew in Petaling Jaya No plea wa.s recorded and Osman bin Ja'afar. tt,149 words
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Article31 1969-05-23 6 PENANG Thurs -Ahmad bin Hail Abdul Glufar. 66. was killed this morning when his bicycle wu invoked in a collision with a car a: the Kelawel Road-Cantonment. Road junction31 words
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163 1969-05-23 6 Robbery youth has jail sentence quashed DENANG, Thurs. A youth, convicted In a lower court of robbery, had his threeyear Jail term quashed in the High Court today when he accepted an offer of a Job from Mr. Justice H.S. Ong. Cheah Kirn Lai. 20 had earlier pleaded guilty to163 words
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Article30 1969-05-23 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The Custom* and Excise Department here will be closed on May 28. Prophet Mohamed s birthday, and on June 4. the Yung Ul-Per-tuan Agong's birthday.30 words
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Article, Illustration182 1969-05-23 6 Sultan puts off London trip to wait for heir By IGNATIUS STEPHEN BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs. The Sultan of Brunei has put off a proposed trip to London scheduled start today. No official reason hu been given for thf ponement. but It is under stood It is becausp Raja IftCli II182 words
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Miscellaneous63 1969-05-23 6 1 Ih'tf Onp Hy I T. Ham tin ffjl HO MOT OF THIS MAKES AMY 1 .vOT IN THE 2OTH I ...BLTT NOW ALL THIS TO (^ATS I COULDNT I L^A OBNSE? I KNOW THERE ARC CENTURY, MR. A FEW MIU.IOJ PWVE KAYWCS V RIGMT.' J CARS L£SS I ri/r\>63 words
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Article, Illustration157 1969-05-23 7 FROM SECTION 17. FOOD. CLOTHING AND PLENTY OF GOODWILL TOO 'PAKI.M. t.h.inl Bf« of the I.' hour rt'l.tv.itioit of thr rurfrvs i'l PfU him 1.0.i ih«*N«- rrvitlrnts of Section 17 «.illr< tnl hunilrrcK or items of (lothiiu i nil other (lon.itioti* yextrril.iy 'or riot ictinis Ihr collectors of .ill r.ico157 words
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189 1969-05-23 7 Aussies may agree to arms aid request CANBERRA. ThuTsday. yHE Australian Cabinet is expected to agree to supply Malaysia with urgently needed defence supplies to help establish new armed forces units. The extent to which Malaysia's "shopping ■an be met will depend on the availability f supplies in Australia and189 words
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156 1969-05-23 7 ONLY 100 APPLY TO GO TO INDONESIA FOR STUDIES I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Only about 100 Malaysian students have applied to fjo for further studies in Indonesia. A >poke.-mai, of the Mln ol Education, wh<t his today, added in dectolon had been made by the Government on any form of aidBernama - 156 words
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90 1969-05-23 7 |> irs. Sue Ui C1 today hifat! .i; order The 1 nirollor of luimigrat:oii. Inche Ghani Yusoff, told •he court So<> lii'odcd hta pan m :;t becaase he wa. inder 21 When he went to the 1m- .iimn Ofl~< to apply tur a pa.v-.puit he90 words
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300 1969-05-23 8 PAIRED AND POISED FOR THOSE YEN SPENDERS CINGAPORE, Thurs. The loinisl industry in Singapore now has ;i husband-and-wife team :m»l the lirsl Japanesespeaking guides to help Japanese tour isls spend their yen. The couple who made this "double first" Is Mr. and Mrs Chia Alk 800. He is a journalist300 words
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Article26 1969-05-23 8 SINGAPORE Thurs. The new dormitory at the St. John's Home lor the Aged will be opened on May 27 at 4 30 pm26 words
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Article98 1969-05-23 8 Baby strangled by gold chain SI\GA P O R I Thurs.— A baby girl was strangled by the gold chain round her neck after she fell from her sarong cradle last month, a corner's court heard today. Ten month old Tan Win Lin was left sleeping in her cradle while98 words
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Article99 1969-05-23 8 Body to preserve old buildings SINGAPORE. Thurs A civic body, the "Singapore Society" will be formed to stimulate public interest in the Republic's cultural heritage. The society will pit records and buildings and initiate research, evaluation, documentation, publication, collection, display and restoration of items of historical Interest. The society will99 words
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Article402 1969-05-23 8 LONDON. Thurs A modest > ■■imint of end-account selling balanced by bear covering muat for a steadier u.ne on the market Towards the close, the Financial Times index was 2.1 up at 4198 BinlsJi funds held basically steady Leading Industrials were narrow lv Irregular. Closing middle prices of402 words
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577 1969-05-23 8 SINGAPORE. Thur« TIM-! Minister for Foreign Affairs ;m<l Labour. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, tonighl s;ii(l them w;is nothing wrong in Ihe accumulation <»f wealth, hut the question \\;is how this wealth is s|K'iil ;iikl to whal purpose. Mr. Rajaratnam. who was speaking at577 words
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Advertisement252 1969-05-23 8 FITZMTRICKS SUPERMARKET jForftrsonal Shoppers from today for ONE FULL WEEK J Hs4^aV iflsst ■8 K S ■^^'Jlfc BBS 4Jok jJHt M :^HavffiK m M jflH vT K I English PYREX 3 Dishes 1-pt. Round "Matchmaker" -i c n7 1-pt. Round "Harvest" o-u*t. 1 Souffle Dish c *fl t\^\ each $9QC252 words
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Advertisement197 1969-05-23 8 Wincarnis tonic wineyour drink for life! I T»ke bottie home todaf Miracle Cushion Holds Folse Qfjtefr Jeelh^g^F finni pa Infill 6umi 'MiMftMili '».imr Comfort and relief for denture sufferers I Snug Denture Cushions are a soft plastic lining that gets nd of the annoyance of loos*, badly -fitting false teeth.197 words
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Miscellaneous70 1969-05-23 8 IHrk I rtsrtf Ihf ih*>*U*r Liuihl B^*^**""^"""^ fIS THIS THE ATTORN EV^I HUH' WEU_,COULD ME BE rwEM_» WAPPV L.ITTL f I YOU ASKED FOR.MAAM? THE JANITOR.OR MAYBE lit \bn<>r By AI I app MD'^M.I BOT-??- AW BIM -TO'A NICKEL. SHE SAYS j. > KNOY/S i I YORE PWI-y HIUD 170 words
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Article, Illustration791 1969-05-23 9 Larger slice of 'bigger profit cake' pledge by bosses REWARDS OF SELF-GENERATING INDUSTRIAL BASE JHE Singapore Employers Federation today assured workers that they would get a larger slice of a "bigger profit cake" once the Republic's industrial base became self-generat-ing. "This is a prospect to which workers can look forward791 words
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Article180 1969-05-23 9 Priority for emergency; Chong Eu I) JANG, Thurs— The 1 Chief Minister, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, said today that priority must be Riven to resolving the present state of emergency. Addressing heads ol Federal departments In Penang. Dr. Lim said It was necessary to restore law and order so that180 words
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Article57 1969-05-23 9 PENANG. Thurs— Wong Ah B.i M, today maintained his plea of "not guilty" to a charge •if knowingly living in part on the immoral earnings nf a woman. Chin Mun Keow. betApnl and OctotM r last charged under the Women and GirlsProtection Ordinance, had hi* Si 00057 words
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Article45 1969-05-23 9 IPOH. Thun.. The Malayan Mining Bnplorws A •nnoiation *.J1 hold Its annual meetu. f *< its premises in Post Office Roao he~e on Monday. The State*, ol Malaya Chamber of Mines will hold its annual meeting at the same premise* the following day45 words
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57 1969-05-23 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Vong Nyen Vul. a sub-accountant In the Chung rciilaw Bank, was charged in a magistrate's court today on three counts of criminal breach of trust Involving $180,790. Yonz Mged to have commlttrj the offence Involving cheques, dated between June 1, i»65 and Ma»57 words
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118 1969-05-23 9 USsl. 7sm pledge for English language centre BANGKOK. Thurs.— lnlted States Secretary of State Mr. William Kogers today signed an agreement pledging 1551.75 million for an English I in.:u.igr centre in Singapore The money will go towards the cost of constructini; a building to house thr centre, which is oneReuter - 118 words
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Article98 1969-05-23 9 'Chance Reds have waited f or DANGKOK Thurs.— Com mU ii ist.s in Malaysia may tak« advantage Ol disturbed conditions there and slip into southern Thai provinces on the Malaysian oorder. Lieut. Gen Prakharn Chatnilbandtvi, provincial Police Commissioner, said this today. He told reporters that the tense situation in MalaysiaReuter - 98 words
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Advertisement64 1969-05-23 9 The difference between King size and Perfect King size? 10 cents. ■i ■■v 19 Bw < s Em i 1 I IgS W£so9m Cr-^C^ l t T <^~v^ Kw I thßy were ardinar y cigarettes theytl ~'Ja \Z~^t£l~~s J I cost an ordinary price. But these are Bflfll^fl ri I64 words
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93 1969-05-23 10 From TIM TREE CYDNEY. Than. MonK. j which have to make ciUlicult decisions can get ulcers. An American psychiatrist. Dr. Robert T. Rubin, told this to M 0 p.-vchia-trists irom M countries. including Malaysia and Singapore. Dr. Rubin that In one experiment a noxious93 words
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Article, Illustration87 1969-05-23 10 i BABY snoozes while his mother (nor in picture) worries about the 101 different problems which arise when home and property are lost. Operations to rehabilitate riot victims at the refugee centres in Kuala Lumpur Merdeka Stadium, Stadium Ncgara and the Chinwoo Stadium are well underway. Teams of87 words
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246 1969-05-23 10 J^LALA UMPIK. Thurs. A centre has l>ren *rt up under the .luiPK-es of the Ked t'ro>s to provide entertainment for refu-fci-rs in school* and stadiums. The convenors Mr Donald Davies and Mr. Louis Le\i, said that they were planning to stage246 words
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Article74 1969-05-23 10 Deserted teacher gets divorce SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. today granted a divorce petition by a Singapore teacher. I.im Puay Hong. 26, wife of a public officer in Penang, on the ground of de- •ertion. Her husband, Khoo Heng Choon. of Penang, did not iontpM74 words
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50 1969-05-23 10 PENANO. Thurs. A party of 35 tourists 30 girls and live men arrived here from Manila today. Most of them are college undprKraduates on a study-cum-pleasure trip, but they have had to content themselves with sightseeing in the day only because of the curfew.50 words
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115 1969-05-23 10 DENANG, Thurs—Twentyfour participants from the Philippines, South Vietnam, Thailand. Indonesia. Singapore and Malaysia will attend a course on "Biological Sciences Curriculum Study Adaptation" which starts at the Malayan Teachers College at 930 a.m. tomorrow. It will be opened by the Chief Education Adviser.115 words
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Article482 1969-05-23 10 Better bus services likely today By CHIN CHENG MEI: Kuala Lumpur, Thursday yHE overall transport situation has further improved, the Minister of Labour and acting Minister of Transport, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, said today. More road, rail and air transport services have now resumed In addition to those which renewed their482 words
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Article46 1969-05-23 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thur* The Minister for Natmnal <n.i Rural Development, liiche (jhatar bin B.iba wii, tout areas lure from 10 an. row. Hp wiij be Hccompanled by the Minuter of Agriculture operatives H., Tun Tan Slew Sin and Mr. Khaw Kai Boh.46 words
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Article25 1969-05-23 10 PONTIAN. Thurs. Fr»« chest X-ray< wi!l be itlvcn i» the public for two days beginning on Saturday at the <Ut> trtct hospital hexi.25 words
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Advertisement192 1969-05-23 10 n Jim HHLm 1 Jar fe. > ?v Balk M üßk. ■Bw^^H BSK^^flß^B^BH A vH H^k f C 'SB^visS .a^B^B ■^"BIBp -^SrV viE B^feaßkw J^^w^9"^BM^f BHB^B^B^V s>* V^iJ 'TjJß^BHß^^^^aß^BHl 55^*1^ tbSw** -t^ V^cpHßbVbk^^^ iJ-flttT "Vf '*!^Btßtmwt. A^H B^HSki^^^Z^"lßSß^B^B^B^B^B^B^Blß^BS f flß'>r \Mmmm B^BB^^ *4hßv r" Si 't+ B^bVb^^ svAt* C^^^Omm B^B^B^^192 words
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488 1969-05-23 11 ROBERT S. ELEGANT - ROBERT S. ELEGANT !>y SINKIANG in far northwest China has been a cauldron of violence and intrigue and a constant worry to Peking, 1.500 miles away, throughout this century. But rarely has Sinkiang worried Peking more than it does488 words
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220 1969-05-23 11 XHE National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children is asking family doctors, paediatricians and social workers to keep an eye open for parents who may be liable to injure their babies. A year ago the society Xt up the Battered Child220 words
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Article, Illustration681 1969-05-23 11 SINKIANG, CHINA'S CAULDRON OF TROUBLE Projected links to th* Trans-Siberian Railroad were left uncompleted because of deteriorating Moscow-Peking relations. The diversity of terrain mountains, deserts, oases and small fertile basins— is matched by the racial diversity of a largely nomadic, pastoral population. Chief among them— perhaps 70 per cent are681 words
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Advertisement214 1969-05-23 11 CLOVER PARK JALAN PEMIMPIN -OFF 44 M.S. UPPER THOMSON ROAD. SINSAPORE. I OWNERSHIP (Opposite little sisters of the poor) mmmmmm (PHASE I) 2 STOREY TERRACE HOUSE 529.500 Upwards 2 STOREY SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOWS (ALL SOLD OUT) TITLE DEEDS' Freehold tree from cncumbroncn en completion and bonding o»«r et houses. I OP214 words
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Advertisement162 1969-05-23 11 and you can afford to be with Diethelm! Ignore the traffic noise. You're above it all because your bedroom suite i Diethelm's exciting Group 300. But the price of Group 300 is way down lo.v. In fact, this luxurious bed costs about the same as one you'd buy at your162 words
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Article587 1969-05-23 12 rir MidayMl pitss are being gum the Ministry of Home Affairs in one of the first regulations imposed by the Director of Operations under the Emergency Ordinance M ill come into force the Minister says they will. It would be unrealistic to expect that no date w ill587 words
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Article322 1969-05-23 12 Nothing that has been said in tin- coninu.u,' sued by ti oreign lion is getti with the proln. own internal reform The Ministers pp>|. \tn i aaed empru.Ms on polit om:<- ami counter-Insur-gency 1 1 offer no clue to how this is to be achi the322 words
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Article, Illustration1104 1969-05-23 12 JHE fateful decision of the Central Working Committee of the Malaysian Chinese Association to renounce responsibility in the Cabinet is unfortunate, unnecessary and, if I may be frank, unwise. Subsequent to the decision, however, three senior leaders of the MCA 'have1,104 words
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905 1969-05-23 12 JOE HAGCERTY - Spy plane why Nixon changed his mind JOE HAGCERTY from NEW YORK PR E S I DENT Nixon's first impulse was to call for a retaliatory air strike after the North Koreang shot down an unarmed American r e c o n n a i s sance plane on April905 words
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Advertisement35 1969-05-23 12 1 1 c Unsurpassed l 'Dcsigns&'Craftsmanshtp < I Dealers m Dumnndl StJr Sapphire* O»jlf laWtl Ale>«ndri«ei EmeraUt < CefWyea ■i«e Sjpphirei c «tc. G.M.De SILVA .ILHL LLLRS I i *jomn LrrTirs building. RAf fles plau singatow i.m:7tx*.35 words
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Advertisement125 1969-05-23 12 BRITISH ROPES mffi THE RIGHT ROPE FOR EVERY JOB /lifl'ilfiiia rs ra e C^ es '9 n t Quality British flffiif rli opes indispensable for use on Tln fill n dredges, cranes, excavators, llllflll 111 hoists sn 'PS. lifting slings, etc. yf llfl Uml The perfect rope for better service125 words
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146 1969-05-23 13 P ETALING JAVA FACTORIES BACK PRODUCTION By TEO EE SIM j) PALING JAY A, x Thurs.— The sweetsounds heard in ing Jay a today were tiio.se 01 cogs and conveyor belts a.s the •omnced production. B turn-out the 20 Uctorie.-, iday was nearly production -.s wai only because a large146 words
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157 1969-05-23 13 Photo of Chinese girl a heartburn to Aussie families 8v TIM TREt OYDNEY. Thurs. A 10 snapshot of. a pretty Chinese girl who is supposed to be a member of a lonely hearts" club is causing heartburn in several Sydney families. The photograph has been .sent to married nun, who157 words
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Article27 1969-05-23 13 Keong I pleaded guiliy 10 a charge of po.s.-p*-:i .4 a typewriter winch was believed to have bee:i iiulen or lrauduirntly obUtined Sen'tiKe was po.»tponed.27 words
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98 1969-05-23 13 k LUMPUR, Thim. Three more cases nf cholera have been reported in Kekintan, bringing the total to Jj. The Ministry of Health. dl>cld- iday. said that to date. 280.000 people or two-thlnb of the population had been inuculaled. itlon has also been tarried98 words
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Article35 1969-05-23 13 KANGAR. Tlian Itulie Moh.iiiird Idrus bin Zuinuddin h.i> been transferred to Trengttanu to take clvirgt ul Pin there He hat been succeeded here by Inrh( Fad/iluh bin Haji Shafie l.om Kedah.35 words
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Article24 1969-05-23 13 KANOAR. Thurs.— The IVrlis Rrd Cio&s Society lih.s Beatponed Hi annual purade .-ilirduled I<t Snturdav at tlif Srkolah Merengah byed Ha^mn here.24 words
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525 1969-05-23 13 The jury system and the in-the-str eet SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE question to be asked when discussing the merits and demerits of the jury system was whether or not it would help make for a more independent judiciary. The president of the Bar Council and the Singapore Advocates and Solicitors Society525 words
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159 1969-05-23 13 BOAC resumes normal services to Kuala Lumpur SINGAPORE. Thurs.— BOAC has resumed normal services to the Malaysian capital, in view of the continued Improvement of the situation there. The first flißht. BA 719. left for London via Kuala Lumpur this rveninc Malaysia Sin; a pore Airlines also has resumed normal159 words
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91 1969-05-23 13 18 mischief makers arrested in Trengganu KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs. Police here have arrested 18 mischief makers since the disturbances broke out in Kuala Lumpur. Disclosing tilts today, a polite spokesman said they were arrested in connection with 38 cases of attempted arson on vehicles, shops ar.d houses and assault. All91 words
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Article35 1969-05-23 13 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. Mr. Loh Chow Seng has been appointed Drainage and Irrigation Engineer Central Kedah. ln place of Mr. H<>h Cheong Seng who has been transferred to the research station at Ampang.35 words
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Article99 1969-05-23 13 Xl ALA LI'MPL'R, Thurs.— Tun Tan Slew Sin said today that "only the Alliance" can mimt.tin i racial harmony in Malaysia because no other party is broadly accept- able to its major communities. He was clarifying report which nuotril him as saying that the99 words
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Article44 1969-05-23 13 PENANG Thurs. The Girl 1 Guides' Association here Will 1 present a musical. "Merry Mnod." I at the St. George's OirLs" School hall on Junt 28 at 8 p.m. The proceeds will go to the Guides' Staic headquarters fund.44 words
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Article, Illustration263 1969-05-23 13 Wife who just could not believe her man would slap her... CINGAPORE, Thurs.— 3 Nurse Juliana Chia told the Hieh Court today she thought it incredible that her husband should slap her for a "trivial remark which she made about some members of his family. Mrs. Chia. then staying with263 words
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Article29 1969-05-23 13 KUALA I.I'MPL'R, Tliurs. Tlif food and fan f;tir scheduled to be held at the Methi>dist Tamil Church. Sentul. on May 31 has been postponed to July 26.29 words
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Advertisement103 1969-05-23 13 Don't Buri#§| while having fun -*^£^^J^ in the sun />lAK\\\ useCOPPERTONE* LOTION "SHADE -OIL All Coppertone products contain Homomenthyl Salicylate the most effective sunscreentng ingredient available and Lanolin to keep your skin soft ami smooth COPPERTONE Lotion A non-oily lotion that does jjF not leave a greasy film on the103 words
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Advertisement195 1969-05-23 13 IM -M l/jJ B QUALITY /t jM^SM J& PRODUCTS \Mfm Best Value JffiT\ '2> For Your Money f<f^*?> REDUCED PRICES AUSTRALIAN "HUTTON'S" Pork Chipolatas $1.55 per Ib. Pork Sausage $1.25 Beef Sausage $1.15 Veal MiMte Steak $2.85 N.Z. 'TIKI" Bacon Bones $0.80 per Ib. BEN'S Hamburger Patties $0.80 per pkt.195 words
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Advertisement293 1969-05-23 14 Mercedes-Benz backs up its reputation with a dynamic new servicing complex in Singapore The most advanced and efficient service centre in the region This dynamic new service ana parts centre is staffed by factory j i ■■"^<—^g^-_-~ < naf j^gp^* trained technicians using only MERCEDES-BENZ authorised tools 4 and employing293 words
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Miscellaneous236 1969-05-23 14 Straits Times Crossword At ROSS 7 Stood on a table catching i. One of Pewters regiment as dragonnies drawn by Homer? i4-4> A wedding In Hollywood? <«. 5. I' s not on the menu (or a 6l start! (3.3). la Possibly eloped In net-la** 8. Short time flies (8). t6236 words
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Advertisement221 1969-05-23 15 4,193,616 reasons to buy from the world's most complete line of farm tractors and equipment Only "International Harvester" has been able fo manufactured and serviced in a way that has will recommend the model you can use most sell more than 4,000,000 farm tractors since kept a world of customers221 words
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184 1969-05-23 16 Visit to Japan for sales' conference MR. J.S. Tay and Mr. L.K. Nr of Tithes Dental Photo Supply Ltd., visited Japan recently at the invitation of Yashica International Corp. to attend sales and advertising conference at their head-office in Tokyo. Mr. Tay, who ls advertising and sales promotion manager lor184 words
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Article76 1969-05-23 16 Hume Industries will supply over $800,000 worth of steel pipes to the Kallang Basin Sewerage Scheme. The project is being undertaken by the PWD Sewerage Department. The sulphate resisting cement lined .'tee! pipes ■will be manufactured at the Hume plant In Buklt Timah. They are specially76 words
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Article41 1969-05-23 16 Since early May. Singer Sewing Machine Company in Singapore has launched .i new concept in customer service Th" Singer •'White Van" has been visiting housing estates to provide on-the-spot repair service for their >ewing machines, refrigerators and fans41 words
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341 1969-05-23 16 ALLAN CHAN - BY ALLAN CHAN TAIWAN, ;i lc:iding world producer of plywood and veneer, is turning lo Malaysia and Indonesia lor its timber, said Mr. Peter ('hang, the new oflicial Taiwan trade representative in Singapore. Mr. Chanp, who with six home-based staff set341 words
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Article, Illustration140 1969-05-23 16 Chief Executive at Zurich meeting CLINTON ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Berh.id was represented by Mr. J. E. D. Clinton. Chief Executive, at the RothMi.niv Group Conference in Zurich. Switzerland, this month. Mr. Clinton Mfl Kuala Lumpur i.i vt month for a business tour of the U.K. and Europe, culminating140 words
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Article110 1969-05-23 16 A SINGAPORE office and ser- vice centre for Dupont lighters will be set up soon. This was announced by Mr. K.C. Liu. managing director of Casey Co. Ltd Hong Kongbased agents of Dupont Lighters. Mr. Liv visited Singapore accompanied by Mr. Y. H. Rouleau,110 words
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Article75 1969-05-23 16 Mr Richard Ryan, president of Bubble-Up International. California. America, visited Singapore recently In the course of a six-week world business tour. He met his companys local bottlers and distributors. Amoy Canning Corporation (S) Ltd. and discussed plans for further booMing the sale of the soft75 words
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Article, Illustration139 1969-05-23 16 Technical man for West Malaysia EMBECON Pty Ltd. havf appointed Mr. Thomas Lee Technical Representative covering West Malaysia. Mr. Lee Ls a graduate in Science from the University of Malaya. Previously sales executive for building materials with Sime Darby Malaysia Ltd.. Mr. Lee will work from Slme Darby's offices In139 words
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Article95 1969-05-23 16 MISS Janet Lee, Art Director of Sharikat Union Commercial Art and Advertising, Kuala Lumpur, left for London recently for a three month study of the latest developments in the field of advertising and graphic design in Britain. Miss Lee Is a graduate of the South95 words
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Article, Illustration152 1969-05-23 16 SINGAPORE is unr of the foremost markets in the Far Kast for Campari's aperitif. People here are becoming more and more sophisticated and demand has been increasing continuously, said Dr. Aldo D Bergomi. export manager of Da vide CampariMilann. SPA. Italy. "This trend is expected to continue in the very152 words
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Article, Illustration116 1969-05-23 16 MR. Cheong Seng Hock, Project Manager, Union Carbide Singapore (Pte) Ltd., left last week for the United States for further technical training. His visit to the United States is connected with the Corporation's manufacturing diversification programme. Union Carbide plans to establish manufacturing facilities in the Jurong116 words
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Article197 1969-05-23 16 PRODUCTION from Australia's first nickei mine will quadruple by early 1970. The mine, which officially opened in September 1967 is at Kambalda. Western Australia, about 4r miles south of Kalgoorlie and 400 miles east of Perth. Its site covers some 350 square miles on the western197 words
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Article104 1969-05-23 16 A DIRECTOR of one at the worlds largest machinery manufacturing concerns, Mr. Anton Kleinhenz. said Singapore is well on the way to become the leader in South East Asia's printing industry. His company, Der Maschinen fabrik AugsburgNurnberg. which employs 35.000 workers, was listed by Fortune Magazine104 words
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Advertisement182 1969-05-23 16 i a Berkel. If you've got trungs^^^H N> M*)i|hed, \i' i -f'O'.jld meet the rest of my elm Co. Limited -our Tho Berkpl family onsists of a wide range of W wpig k n solve all your weighing J problems. We can handle any weighing job- from 1/16 A o.\182 words
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Advertisement135 1969-05-23 16 In shirts, as in everything dse, you get what you pay for. j i*xZ M$J The British Van Heusen Company Ltd. Taunton, Somerset England. X— LIMITED COPY SERVICE WHILE YOU WATT IPOH Bangunan As-a Life,lst Floor. 458 Hale Street. Tel: 4313 KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE PfcNANG Bangunan OwTek. Multi- Storey Car135 words
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Advertisement1120 1969-05-23 17 mEEBBSMO »l»P»0l AND OTHIR U K CONIINENTAI PORTS Sails P Sham Penana Cat 11 May 25 May 21 21 ANCNiSES May 21 luae I laac 1 jaae I jaae 7 11 JaM 11 aunvEDON iua? 11 lum 11 JaM 14 li Juae 11 iuat 14 JaM 15 21 jaat 221,120 words
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Advertisement2417 1969-05-23 17 mnn^w^ffT^ffiWAijnhM ScanserviceV EXPRESS SAILINGS TO MEDITERRANEAN/ THE CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA S nan "en.r.i b ngap^xt f OR: SASRA Sailta* la Pt May J3 Saiitt C'bianca. MiMMu, k aam. Htvig C'burg, Oslo. Aarten. C'hafta TRICOLOR May 1711 May 24 2* May 21/ 1 Genoi. Antirtrp. R dam. H'burg. Airhut, Malmo. C'hagen. G'bu-| BEIRA2,417 words
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Advertisement1265 1969-05-23 17 t— -w WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. I^^lA^i for: Lot Anaulai, New Orleans, CSorleston I _t_ s*_V New York. New London. I^^^^^^ (aha accepting cargo tor other Gulr oni Atlantic ports, tubiact to inducement Spore P. S'hom Penong A VESSEL 29/31 May 1/ 3 June 4/ S June CENTRAL TRUST 10/i2Jiana 13/14Jtja«1,265 words
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Advertisement1150 1969-05-23 18 I "^^^KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Waatartt Au«F»»IlAi/«l«iMP4»»«'''«P»«» >•'*«•• (remtntl* Smgapo-a ra«Uictii/I«*|or* Tlimm KaM MtajaKHra "May 1 haw I *JM IMM IB MM •Vast *lrica/Sln«ap4»ra/ J»P*n tarvlaa Angal* Sintapor* Nifoya I'htmt R*d* laa.i.taa Man 4 i Jaat a/V Jaat 4 Mil IBM MM Japan Warn AlHaa Ibtvlbb ttajajaij lOll 'tO LIIOS1,150 words
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Advertisement925 1969-05-23 18 AUSTRALIA NEft UAiANt >E«»ICl MM -4»ISIAIl MM 'AH kM >««'«» 10: AUSTRALIA NE* fEALaNO 'a Nataiartiaaß aai Maarat •-'HOif P SlaT Pfn<n| >*■ Iris tact Onae Hit Men RAJUU Sa.li 2»■ 24 May 25 May Ptnan, P. Sham I** JUL M bahora mmmm wu>m. mmmm Ig CHCUIU CARPENTARIA ,A, 4/5925 words
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Advertisement780 1969-05-23 18 PACIFIC LINE CALIFORNIA PACIFIC NORIH WEST (XPRESS Loodln. lor LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND TACOMA SEATTLE VANCOUVER BC «|..v S.fit«cnc« VISHVA SHOBMA 24 2n May 15 Jaat II Jaat SO pHil BtNLAi IS 17 June 11 IS Juae it i. mat 15 I* wiy VISHVA SIBOHI IS U Uly IMI780 words
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Advertisement882 1969-05-23 18 SCINDIA LINES —PACIFIC NORTH *VVEST SERVICE— LOADING FOR. LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND LONGVItW SIATTLE. TACOMA. VANCOUVfR BC Penani i.< »"|tia* lAIAONARATI 2S 21 May S 3-4.J4 May IS jaat IALAKANIA M/ISIBW U 21 iaaa 21 1 luly .1 lALAKAIA 24,25 laly 27 21 Jily 2S 31 laly !i la882 words
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Article28 1969-05-23 19 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES May 22. RUBBER PRICE: 69 cents (down a quarter cent). TIN PRICE: 5615 (down li Mate). Kstimatrd ofTrrinc JtiO tons (down II t»n>>>.28 words
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Article329 1969-05-23 19 Narrow moves in light trading MELBOURNE. Thurs |L| ININOS and Oils, were steadi- er today. Generally alUiouph falls exceeded rls»*. price movement* mere small and trade ltgh: Sramandrr Mining, which ha> wolfram ai.d copper pro&pecls in North Eastern Tasmania, joined the list. Us lo cent .\hare.< came nn at 37329 words
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Article278 1969-05-23 19 'PHI PORT OP tINOAPORI AUTHO 1 RITV ANNOUNCIO TMI FOLLOW INT. BIRTHING ARMNCIMINTI FOR MAY 23. OUT: Alrmanma 1 2. s»tia Budhi s Bfr^.n Maru «/7. HimfJl Mart A l«hio Maru 1" M. Mumbtn 13 M. Pando Coy* li 1«. Ja.axad IV t:\mr Pr*cloua inargai 21 n.278 words
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Article39 1969-05-23 19 r"\N th« frs* *>*hang* marktt in >' Honi Koni; vrmrrdnv ihr U.S. lollar wag tioiml at 6.1U50 (or T.I. md (.'<.' 1 lor «ath. MwIUUJ waa quiit p<l at 14 VI and ma taal *f laid at M39 words
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368 1969-05-23 19 Straits tin drops slightly on Penang Market T»HL Straits tin price 1 dropped slightly by 12$ cents on the Penang market yesterday to $615 on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 260 ton.v Support at lower level* came from the U.S.A. and Japan LONDON: Tin on Wednesday opened modestly368 words
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Article242 1969-05-23 19 II NE tint trade rubber fob buyers closed at 5 p.m. In I ngapore yesterday at 69 cents per Ib down a quarter cent on Wednesday's c losing level. The tone was dull. RA..S. and M.R.E. closing price* in cents per Ib. yesterday. Buyers242 words
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Article434 1969-05-23 19 810 ANO OFFER PRICES OFFI C ALLY LISTED AT THI CLOIE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE TRAOINC RIOM OP THI STOCK EXCHANGE VCXTIRDAV WSRI INDUSTRIALS B. 1. ACMA I HI gen Co Z.IB 2.1* Porn... Herhad 1.74 BouMud J.OO 2.15 Camel Plywood C. Hutan 3.96 4.1 M) cd434 words
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716 1969-05-23 19 AFTER an erratic opening yesterday industrial prices in the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore had by afternoon a very steady look about them There was more support and more shortcovering which helped the price improvement which started on716 words
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Article71 1969-05-23 19 THE Straits Trading Co. announced in London a final dividend ol 15 cents plus bonus of five cents making 35 cents for 1968 <same) payable on June 24 The net profit Is $7,547.--000 '$7,285.0001 aft. tax of $5,709,000 ($9,343.00(11 and transfer to re-t-rve of $1,591,000 ($4,989,000) Last year's71 words
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Article57 1969-05-23 19 THE Directors oi Mai Containers Berhaci that subject to completion of audit, the consolidated profit attributable to the group for the year ended March 31 was $2,527,000 utter providing $2,003,000 for taxation and after allowing tor $1,622,000 lor depredation of fixed assets A dividend ol 20 per etat57 words
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Article54 1969-05-23 19 rpkONOH Mines Ltd group J- profit before tax for 1968 was iJ440.;i15 against £514.362 in 1967. said Chairman Mr. NX KinkeadVveekes. at annual n. in London Although net consolidated profit available tor appropriation was lower at £294.7)0 (£432.879). the board felt justified In miintalning the dividend at54 words
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Article170 1969-05-23 19 rpHE shares in London on 1 Wednesday met small selling and recorded a number of losses ranging to around la the biggest lall uf Is. 6d. was sustained by Berjur.tai. but Hong Kong British tin and Geevor were all Is.— or more lower Smaller falls were170 words
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Article92 1969-05-23 19 *>r.<t us C.chart,*, (in,. x -> Hi n»»n «Mlm| arlctl a«r »Uul y*»t*rday Ctiinut oil: bulk 149 «!l»ra. drum SAM Milan. Caara Mix»<l 1f.0.b.) loot* Maf lunr t'K Com Ml R Pfpotr: Muntok akjll Sarawak H«. k JS.S atllara, l-unpuni Mark |i)a Mlltn NLW), A»TA 1130 MUcn HOO-fc92 words
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Article305 1969-05-23 19 >lOVEMKNTSOF SHARE I'RII.IS BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST IALIS IN THE SINUAPORI ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCt VISTERDAV WERE: INDUSTRIALS ACMA I I I Ben A Ca. i- SOBta), i... c. iiaaati < ii c.nt.-> C.C.M. i I c»-n- I, C.S. Molding!305 words
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Article1005 1969-05-23 19 DUSINUM rRAMtACTUJ IHK UNGAPOBC IKAIi MO KIHI.M (tl nil SIUIK KXCHANUfe VI>II.KD.%\ WITH THE M.nniK nl BHAatCS IKADI.D MIOU S IN HI! Xl I S IN LOTS OF 1 .*****1. LNLfcS.S OTHERWIsK -I lilUMi INDISIKIALS v .1 (1) 51. 98, ilj $195. (1) $1.97 Ui HJI; ocn and1,005 words
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Article39 1969-05-23 19 STOCK INDICES May tl May H Industrials: 16U.54 i«2.Bb Mi. 1 N 86.36 88.15 Properties 152.92 134.23 t Mat] 83.HU 83.9U S rubbers: 109.18 109.31 Dec. 30, 196t 100. 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100. t Dec. 29. IMi 100.39 words
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Article90 1969-05-23 19 THI Aw.cittitn af B«nkt in Maiay--1 Mitiniitiii mad* thri-c ihinirs MjatvaJtal of or* unit of foreign currrn<y>. Unit** MMaai Buying TT 13.0400. airmail OO 53.0250: BO 4 at $2 86.V) credit bull U'.WOO trad* Bill*: ••Hint TT *r OD rtadr ttjttl Th» following rain arc quotm to the90 words
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Article24 1969-05-23 19 In London on Wedne&day Malayan 5 per rent c l.f U K June July in bulk was quoted unchanged at £70 sellers.24 words
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Advertisement1025 1969-05-23 19 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE I <>< \l. (.OVKRNMEN'T INTEGRATION ORDIN M 1« OF IMJI MIM I mler (lection 19 (It) WHEREAS nr of the *ur>-*e<-t!on<. ■1 1 and >n 19 of the local O Integration '•.nafter re- inance") the Max de- Private 1. Wnlvkrl Road from Jalan Rian<1,025 words
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Advertisement780 1969-05-23 20 11(1 IXAMINATIONI— speciaI preparation lor Cambndgt and Entrance i-.n.:ii»n— Mathematica. Ambltioua lu(Jm 1 only. i:.r.»: t>:por«i 4'.»41J.. AtlA ORIVINC SCHOOL M,., r DuHi-i'Oniroi nuuiiv I'>,-. Guaranteed m ti On-naid Road. Spore Phunt PlITf. PIANO TUITION pr...M.al and theory «t tutors hou«e Tan^lm inn IM ptr montii. riox MM I I780 words
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Advertisement658 1969-05-23 20 OWNER LEAVING. Immarulate .onditicn. Volvo/Cortina 'S7. S4L'A t pp«r Seraneoon Road iPaya Lebar Junctloa) No dealers. I*« 4 AUSTIN CAMBHIOCE. White ioour excellent condition one o«ner. Contact T Orange Orove Koad. 8 pore 3503 i. FOR SALE, one uaed BWMBI Wfchon in very nood (ondmon. t-oi inspeitioo. pleaac tall at658 words
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Advertisement236 1969-05-23 20 (~WHEI£ TO STAY(M'SIA) SHAH'S MOTEL Mart rooma tully air-conditioned ith rrataurant and rar (acllltlea. For reaerv.ition 1 Ifl "WHERE TO EAT (M'SIA) SHAHS CAFE DE PEEJAT VI p in. n: I WHERE TO STAY (Spore) YORK HOTEL SCOTTS ROAD 11.111-ll lo II CITY CUEST HOUSE SLOANE COURT HOTEL 1 HOTEL236 words
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Advertisement533 1969-05-23 21 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER < andidates applvinp for this position must have the folWiwi... nualifir.ii.in->. a) Graduau Mrr.-bervhip of the Institution of Electrical Engineers. b) Four >e*r^ industrial :^p*rier.ce in 1..T. and HT. systems up to 6.6 XV n, >r. project work and construction of industrial plant.-.. c) Singapore citixenship. Salary will533 words
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Advertisement338 1969-05-23 21 CHALLENGING OPPORTUNITIES BATA SINGAPORE invitei application* from ambitious and dynamic young men who are not afraid of hard work and sometime* long hours to ba trained as supervisors in the following section:— <o> SALES (b) PRODUCTION (c) SUPPLY (d) ACCOUNTS Only these who ara willing to aicrt themselves to make338 words
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Advertisement514 1969-05-23 21 STATE OF SARAWAK Applications are invited (or the following posi;Ass^tant Conservator of Forests (2 vacancies;. Pnrp.st Department. Salary— DiviMim I. Scale A ($750 1420 i. Point of entry depending on educational qualifications and previous relevant experience. Candidates must be male, not lejw than 25 and not more than 45 years514 words
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Advertisement460 1969-05-23 21 KEDAH KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran daripada pemborong2 yang berdaftar dl-J K.R.. dl-dalam kelas D dan ka-atas i Kepala II, Pechahan Kepala I) akan -dl- terlma dl-pejabsu Jurutera Negerl. Kedal.. JKR Alor Btar hingga Jam pukol 3 00 peiang pada 3hb.. June. 1969:— UNTOK MEMBINA SA-BVAH BENGKAL PERUSAHAAN SENI DAN KANTIN460 words
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Advertisement321 1969-05-23 21 PENANG PORT COMMISSION TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT BIRTHDAY OF II M THE TANG DI-PERTI'AN AGONG 4TH JI'NE IN* I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that ships will be worked on the above holiday. Orders lor lighter* and other service* of the Commi.vMon must be furnished to the Traffic Manager's Office before 400321 words
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Advertisement312 1969-05-23 21 DALAM MAHKAMAH TINGGI TANAH MELAYU DlJOHORE BAHRU DALAM PKRKARA BANKRAP NO. 10. «9. Per: N.R. Krlshnan, Jabatan Kerja Raya. Johore Bahru. Tarikh Perentah Penarlma ft Penghukoman U.4.W. Tarikh Perantah Peiuadbiran Terus 10.569. Tarikh dan tempat Meshuarfct Pertama sl-piutane 2.6.69 Jam 10 30 pagl di-Pejabat MuflU. Johore Bahru. Tarikh Pemereksaan Terbuka312 words
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Advertisement315 1969-05-23 21 TAWARAN KENYATAAI JJUL Ta«aran daripada PrnsbawnsJ yang berdaltar di-J XI; EX. E Ac D dan ke-atas akan di- lenma di-Pejnbat Junrera K«rja. Jabatan Kerja Rayn. Segatnat hinmra pukol 230 peung aada 7 rt 69 OK: MEMBENA 3 811 EX OARJAH. SETOR. KANTIN DAN TANDAS DI-SEKOLAH KERAXQSAAN, BATU ANAM. SBQAi MAT.315 words
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Article, Illustration504 1969-05-23 22 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Scratching! CCRATCHINGS and order of running for the 13 profe-Monal-amateur mixed meeting at Bukit Timah on Sunday: RA« E ONE 2 0 amateur Claaa 5 catchwetghts 2f scurry. RA( I TWO 1M amateur Classes 2. 3 and 4 ha m neap— 6 -.-I504 words
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Article732 1969-05-23 22 U'lH.HI* tor all seven races at Ipoh on Saturday. May 31: Cl. 5. Div. 4— 6 F. ilmorwin ».00 Oku Okay ».OO Sunsnot 8.11 Kingford B.UB Autre Dor 8.06 Maranevt 8.04 < aramoor 8.02 Bukit Srrok 8.01 I ion Hi 8.01 Spring lanry 7.12 Scorpio II 7.09 Kintv732 words
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Article837 1969-05-23 22 ON THE US CIRCUIT... NEW YORK. Thurs THE lyoy United States professional golf tour coulf* rightly be billed as "the Year of the Newcomers." The emergence of relatively unknown players into the golfing headlines is an almost weekly occurrence along the tournament trial. The837 words
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Advertisement1476 1969-05-23 22 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited by the Jurong Town Corporation. Taman Juronu I, Singapore. T2 for: CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLBTIOM OF PROPOSED RESTAURANT FOR LIOHT REFPEt-HMENT.S ANU ANCILLARY WORKS IN JURONG BIRD PARK. JL'RONO TOWN Show round:— MUI Mxv. 1969 at 10.00 am. Meet at Jurong Town Corporation1,476 words
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Article, Illustration279 1969-05-23 23 CONRAD NC - CONRAD NC By THE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association are bidding for the services of Don Talbot, Australia's former Olympic champion and now one of the top coaches in his country. Sasa president Ken Meyer said yesterday: "I have been empowered by my committee to279 words
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253 1969-05-23 23 Newcastle cuptie win ends in riot LONDON. Thurs—Newcastle won through to the final of the lnteriitie* Fairs Cup last night amid riots and fighting among fans who invadrd the pitch during the hnmr side's 2-0 \>• tory over Glasgow Rangers. I ucntj-two people w*rc Injured, police with dogs had to253 words
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Article135 1969-05-23 23 Raffles win schools' replay RAFFLES Institution beat St. John's Comprehensive School by a penalty goal to win the Singapore National Schools soccer final replay at Jalan Besar Btadlum yesterday. Dominating the attack from the start Raffles' winning goal came in the 20th minute, scored from the spot by lnslde-rlght Kumar.135 words
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Article22 1969-05-23 23 BASLE. Thum. Slovan Bratislava beat PC Barcelona 3-2 In the final of the European Cup Winner*' Cup here last night.22 words
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Article25 1969-05-23 23 ESSEN Thurs— Wert Germany crushed the amateur Cyprus team 12-0 In Group 7 of the World Cup qualifying aoccer competition here last night.25 words
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Article65 1969-05-23 23 CINOAPORE Police trounced 13 the visiting West Auatrallan University soccer team 6-1 In a friendly match at Thomson Road yesterday. Police led 4-0 at halftlme with goals by Robin Chan. Ismail Kuttv. Osman B&haron and Wllf Skinner. The Australians scored through Magulre shortly after the Interval. Skinner65 words
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Article, Illustration48 1969-05-23 23 AARON TOOKES, first blind boy ever to compete with boys with normal vision in the Class C triple Jump event leaps 48ft o^'in to take fifth place in the Atlanta track meet, Georgia, on Sunday He represented the Georgia Academy for the Blind.— AP radiopicAP - 48 words
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Article278 1969-05-23 23 Northants start well, then slide f ONDON, Thurs. Grayson Shillingford, 24-year-old West Indian fast bowler, shot out five Northamptonshut batsmen for einht runs in 13 balls at Northampton yesterday Northamptonshire appeared headed for a blj flr^t innings score on the opening day of the threeday match with 183-2 on theReuter - 278 words
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Advertisement260 1969-05-23 23 ■>■■■■■. bHH^^ .^bHH *E iHllw^^ JE JBB v *^b^y^^ 7 y.itww» -'wy fir \l\ If you're familiar with Toyota quality only from having seen ii*^*^^ or driven one of the smaller models, you've got a treat in store. The 1 500 cc Toyota Corona jpmmmmmammKKKJiiiKßmßmHKmK^aKammmm^mi^m^^mL'&L .jffjl Here's luxury in all260 words
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91 1969-05-23 24 AFTER THE BREAK. ITS ON WITH THE REGISTRATION FOR FRESHMEN AT UNIVERSITY 4 uroup ol ar student* (Wing In their registration forms at ihe University of Malaya's Dewan Chancellor Thr registration of freshmen, vhlcfa began on May 13 and was interrupted by the disturbances In Selangor, was resumed yesterday. About91 words
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Article139 1969-05-23 24 Aussie TUC backs the strikes MELBOURNE. Thurs. The powerful Australian Council of Trade I nions today threw its Height behind a wa\i--3f strikes which have (rippled the country in the last week. It announced it would meet the Federal do\ernment on Monday to seek thr repeal of thr penal clausesReuter - 139 words
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Article, Illustration137 1969-05-23 24 Caught: A cop accused of 23 rapes ST. LOl IS. Thurs. A 2.j-ycar-old politcman has born charged here with bring thr rapist "ho left jeering notes Mgnrd "The Phantom" at the stene of more than 10 attacks on nomrn *incr Feb. 10. Patrolman Milton Brookings, married with one child, was137 words
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89 1969-05-23 24 THREE-DAY ASEAN TALKS IN INDONESIA JAKARTA. Thurs. A three-day conference of the secretary-generals of Am an will be held at Tjipajung. about 100 miles south of he-re, from May 29. A Foreign Office spokesman, who disclosed this today, said the oliiclals would discuss relations between Asean and the Economic CommissionReuter - 89 words
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Article63 1969-05-23 24 CANBERRA. Thurs. The Australian Government has offered AS2.VOOO towards I of a propo-sed England-Australia air race, Prime Minister Mr John Oorton announced todhy The race, planned lor \ht r- A of the year will commemora'* the .VHh" anniversary of the fim England-Australia flic!.' by Capt.Reuter - 63 words
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151 1969-05-23 24 MANILA, Thurs. More than 40 warships representing six Seato nations gathered in Manila Bay today for the 36th Seato defence exercise, code-named Sea Spirit. The ships, from the navies of Australia. Britain. Niw Zealand, the Philippines. Thailand and '.he United States, will form aReuter - 151 words
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79 1969-05-23 24 rKYO. Thurs. Ambassador Ichiro Kawasaki, recalled from his Argentine post for writing undiplomatic things about Japan, won't be fired. He wants to quit, the Foreign Ministry's chief spokesman said today. Mr. Kawasaki returned from Argentina last night. He wah recalled for his criticism ofUPI - 79 words
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