From Kietisak, August 7, 1965
Dying Textile workers strike against employers
Vijitra holds the white flag (of defeat) over article 17 of the government
Asked Tawee to stay at home in Sapankwai temporary
2 diamond traders killed each other at the golf field, Suan Lumpini
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Front page from 1964 From Bangkok Times, July 20, 1964 Eldest daughter of Field Marshal Sarit gives interview to the Bangkok Times telling her depressing life story since divorce of parents - Saying that Sarit sent diamond pendant for her - She sobbingly asked to see her father, but was prevented until after his death
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| Bangkok Times, March 6, 1964 - The headlines read: Sarit’s mistress/concubine [minor wife] -
Not to face broken home situation and hopeful for support Survive because of a charm [Buddhist image] - Senior colonel revealed the miracle - The Bangkok Times reveals the latest miracle of Luang Poh Tuad [revered monk whose charms are greatly cherished for miraculous power] who was well known by Thai people for the miracle life saving of the high-ranked soldier unbelievably Revelation of the estate case of His Excellency Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat that could be well disputed... many mistresses are to be supported and not to wander |
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Left: Vertigo ad from Bangkok Times, March 6, 1964 |