The Straits Times, 29 November 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, NOVFMBKR 29. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Normal flights today
    610 1 Talks with Toh conclude with management withdrawing notices, union halting work-to-rule SINGAPORE, Sunday THE three-day work-to-rule by Malaysian Airways employees is off. Most of the airline's planes, grounded because of it, will resume normal flights from tomorrow. Despite the work to-rule, called by the Malavsian Airways/Qantas Empire
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    The other enemy in Vietnam-tigers
    49 1 THE Vietcongare noi the only enemy in the Central Highlands off South Vietnam. (i<>\ernmenl hoops operating in the I'hi Me area killed this man-eating tiger which had been terrorising the local villagers, who are shown carrying the dead Insist to a helicopter. IT! photo.
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    Lock icon VIETS FAIL TO TAKE ESTATE, INFLICT BIG CASUALTIES
    170 1 SAIGON. Sunday. AMERICAN and South Vietnamese aircraft to- day pursued the dispersing Vietcong forces who yesterday inflicted heavy KMWt on Government' trooos battling for control of the Frenchowned Micr.elin rubber plantation, the largest in thp country. A US spokesman >aid today that
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    U.S. spending record
    39 1 JOHNSON CITY I.. ■■..<•• Sun. Ihe l prnment will this fiscal jre»r speMl more than $100,000 million tor 'he MM s >fliri.iis revealed last ntghi The official! >.iid I'xpe'iduure niH id between $103,000 niiilioi' iintl SIOT.OOO million
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    Lock icon Sihanouk: China will arm 20,000 soldiers
    350 1 PHNOM PENH. Sun.— China is pouring i substantial n*»w quantities of military aid into Cambodia, Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced today. Speaking In Kanpot Province. 170 miles south of here the Prince said the Chinese would give Cambodia enough light and heavy weapons to arm
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    Japan's biggest submarine
    59 1 KOBE Sun Japan.- largest submarine was launched here; i day. The 1.600-ton Asashlo <Mot»j-; j tnc Time i Is armed v I'll fight torpedo lubes and capable of cruisine at 18 knots under water. It will be assumed to the nations maritime defence force in 1967. The
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    Lock icon ROOF-WALKING PRIEST WHO SCARED THE PUBLIC
    84 1 ROOF-WALKING PRIEST WHO SCARED THE PUBLIC ROME. Sun. Police, firemen and an ambulance raced to a church here last night when they received a phone call that a pried was walking along a ledge high up on the building. The culler feared the priest might jump. A cmwd quickly gathered,
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    Lock icon India accuses Peking of brutal crime
    71 1 India accuses Peking of brutal crime \KW DELHI Sun India f'oni:nu:.i-' CtUl of commlttlug r.ilru in nlonft ihe ixjrder iieiwwn the couiiiin Dm killinn »i liir.f Inrtiiiti Communlsi ikxiu- <■:: ii. Worth —it Premier inhuni i: Peiin. ,)iil)lL-liid today. The otner noi« IMM munis' Chinese Intrusions during the la<t two
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    Lock icon Base destroyed
    22 1 STOCKOLM. Sun. An explosion hla completely destroyed a Russian nulr.iry base in southern Esthonia. the provincial paper "Exlcllstuna-Kuriren reports. UPI
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    Police use gas at illegal SF rally
    107 1 RIOT squads used tear gas to disperse a mob of Socialist Front memben holding an illegal rally hero toniuht. The rally was in celebration of the seventh anniversary of the Ma- MALIM NAWAR. Sun llm Kawar branch ol the Socialist Front. The incident
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    Lock icon A TOKEN BRITISH FORCE TO GO TO ZAMBIA?
    189 1 A TOKEN BRITISH FORCE TO GO TO ZAMBIA? lONIHJV ll— Tit MB j papan bavt speculated today that a small token forcr of Brltiata troops would he ordered to Zambia this w»ek The Prime Minister. Mr Wilson. conferred tonight with Mr Malcolm Macdonald. his Km inn F.nvoy in Kast and
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    IK.L. raises cost of smokes today
    185 1 IK.L. raises cost of smokes today KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Patrons of five popular brands oi cigarettes In Malaya will have to pay more lor their smokes from tomorrow. The price Increases b.\ the big two of the Industry Rothmans <>t Pall ■Malaya, Ltd and the Mali van Tobacco Comp Ltd.
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 iLIPPINE TROC FOR SAICON? K \s|ll\ -iin Philippine Preside* 1 \lan p«MLshed in H i^ti>n Past iixl.iy h< :id !Ht Phil tinops t° Swith Vietnam Belli \i. IPI
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      110 1 vviiH JUSTIFIABLE PRIDE WE ANNOUNCE THAT OU« £j ft^ X.% 5 j ARE THE BEST IN SINGAPORE MALAYA •<5.'J>Je?J. cM,» 111 SINGAPORE IPOH ASS CO SPH DE SILVA (H.K.) LTD. HONG KONG £>>DIWLOP MALAYAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED GRIP This is the shape the C 49 takes when you take a corner
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      4 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY, SINGAPORE. 29N0V1965
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      107 1 to**" 1 Answer! We've found the Tiger Man We've even talked with him (over a Tiger Beer, of course) and he's it! Tall, broad shouldered, a real "go getting" individual. He's a friendly kind of character, relaxed in any sort of company and yet there is something different about him.
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      14 1 m-m DANISH CUTLERY of STVRI INC. SII VKR V 4 High CUas Jnwvnior« Hk'i
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      Lock icon Troops for Zambia?
      559 2 WILSON EXPECTED TO DECIDE TODAY ON RENEWED KAUNDA ULTIMATUM I^HH British Prime Minister. Mr. Wilson, is expected to decide today whether to send troops to Zambia, neighbour of rebellious Rhodesia, diplomatic sources said yesterday. His decision will follow urgent consultation with Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Britain's special
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      Morocco to recall its envoys to Lebanon and Syria
      187 2 Morocco to recall its envoys to Lebanon and Syria |{\l?\l. Mm The Moron .in ,o\ rrnmiiu his (hi idrd tit recall immediatelj its ,uiib.i^i ilors to the Lebanon and Syria, the Moroico aewi u> n. v Nagfcrefc Arab I'rrsve said yesterday. K waa understood that the envoys wrrr being recalled
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      Lock icon Smith: Talks? Any time. any place
      124 2 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. Khoclrsian Premier lan Smith is ready to resume talks with his British counterpart Mr Wilson "any timr and .mv place." arcordinc t<> ••.hannesburg news report. Mr smith is reported by the Salisbury correspondent of Johannesburg's Sunday Times .is saying he would agree
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      Two wed after 60 years
      56 2 LONDON. Sun Eighty-one-year-old Robert Cooper and Mrs. Alice Sporle. 83. who were teenage iweethearts before the turn of the century, finally got married yesterday. Both had married after their parents objected to their romance, but they met again by chance two years ago and took
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      No end to strike
      35 2 Sum .l-p.i Mik»- in ihre* \exr* -i»l.|v the wnrM suicr the War «rin««d f.ir from .■vtUeinent le- follow lnc the Ontial Mariner? our Relations CotnmlMton i»- >] la mrclinv ttM pay dispute
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      Lock icon Chinese protest
      14 2 China ■stroneh It i \>' mfv Mitf nmrlilnc-cunned (WO "II Illf lllKll UPI
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      Lock icon Rhodesian terrorism explodes in the night
      177 2 Rhodesian terrorism explodes in the night SALISBURY. Sun. A surge of terrorism, spread last night in the African suburbs of Salisbury. In the township of Highfi>ld terrorists hurled several bottles filled with flaming gasoline at a half-full bus. At Msama. on the outskirts of the capital, arsonists set flre to
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      A doctor was 'carried away'
      47 2 LONDON" Sun A ij. ,9 admitted taking off all Ills clothe.<= on a Ixjndoi.- r night Hani n.is acquitted yrstrrdav of chnrecs of :ittrmpted rape and indecent assault. He >.ud a sir] m.ide luhancw it him and he ■'got carried •way." -uri.
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      Lock icon BRITAIN TO TURN SCREW TIGHTER ON RHODESIA: NEWSPAPER
      333 2 r ]MIE Observer said today that the Prime Minister. Mr. Wilson, had already made up his mind to impose far more drastic sanctions against Rhodesia. L'nder its main front pace headJinr; "WUmmi to turn thr screw tighter." the newspaper said the Prime
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      Lock icon Vatican move on birth control
      119 3 Vatican move on birth control UOMK. Sun. tx|MTU revising the (titan Councils draft statement on birth control >e«t«rdaj produced compromise version following MiggestionK by Pope Paul that the council should specifically recall traditional papal bans on contraception. The statement hacks the iilea of "responsible parenthood" hut says Roman atholic couples
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      Lock icon Storm on cost of Margaret's trip
      554 3 LONDON. Sunday 'Outrage for taxpayers to foot biW A STORM blew up today over the cost ol Princess Margaret's visit to the United States and how much British taxpayers would have to contribute. Members of Parliament are highly critical ol the lavish stylo in
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      4-letter golf
      28 3 LONDON Sun. Trie annual I meeting of the Rushmore Golf Club Is to take up complaints of "disgraceful language" used by golfers after bad shots— UPl.
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      Paris grants ballet stars asylum
      90 3 TJARIS. Sun. A star dancer and a choreographer of the Bucha- j rest Opera Ballet have been granted political asylum here, an Inte- nor Ministry spokesman said yes- terday. The Rumanians. Berca Popescu. 33 and Strrea Popescu. 45. who are not related, sought asylum 10
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      Lock icon 13 die in crash
      37 3 SALT LAKE CITY. Sun. All 13 people aboard a chartered DC--3 airliner carrying football fans were killed ve»tf>rday when it crashed in a mountainous area near here during a snowstorm I |Reut«r. I
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      Lock icon 11 peace marchers held in scuffles
      198 3 LONDON. Sunday. pOLICE scuffled with demonstrators and arrested 11 as Britons held protest marches in London and other cities last night for peace in Vietnam. More than 2.000 men and women marched with torches and randlt i across London from Parliament Square to St.
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      30,000 at rally call for end of Vietnam —war
      237 3 30,000 at rally call for end of Vietnam war WASHINGTON. Sun About 30.000 people demonstrated in Washington yesterday for an early negotiated settlement of the Vietnam war and criticised the Johnson Administration for not working hard enough towards this end. The organisers of the "March on Washington for Peace in
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      268 3 2J* M to* ■^-nKIL mm Singapore. CLOSING DOWN SALE MARVELLOUS OPPORTUNITY. LADIES BEATLC BLOUSES <i 90 <ach LADIES BANLON CARDIGANS USA JS 90 LADIES STRETCH SLACKS S4 SO LADIES BLOUSES „n »or, O ys «.w Mtt.m.l $290 lAOIES NYLON PANTIIS $1 20 tor two LADIES NYLON HALF SLIPS $0 90
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      297 3 HAPPY XMAS SHOPPING Begins with Bargain buying Look at some of these offers I available NOW in the last few days of our GRAND OPENING SALE. 1 FOR MEN Now FOR LADIES Now Foncy Sporfi shirts 3.90 j Banlon Skirts S 3.90 Setoron shirts (L/S) $12.90 'j Tctoron Plcotc jkirti
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    Expansion vital for industrial S'pore: Lim
    372 4 THK Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kirn San. said today that the expansion of existing industries was also a necessary ingredient ot successful industrialisation in Singapore. Mr. Lim made this comment at the opening ceremony of the new factory premises of the Sing Malaya
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    Dramatic story of Sultan Mahmud
    191 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A MALAY drama entitled "Sultan Mahmud", staged at the Conference Hall this evening as part of the National Language Month activities, was well attended. The show was opened by Minister of State foi Education. Inche Rahlrr bin Ishak. A poetry reading competition, organised
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    Xmas carols at garden
    108 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Severai church choirs and bands will be playing Christmas carols in the new -opened Rallies Place garden next month to set the festive mood For seven staggered days before Christmas, they will give performances from 8 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. while simultaneously taped music
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    Street lights ceremony
    84 4 Street lights ceremony SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Parliamentarjr Secretary to the Minister for National Development and Assemblyman for Oeylang East Constituency. Mr. Ho Cheng Choon will officiate at the openmt; ceremony of the (16.500 street lighting project at 7.30 pjn. tomorrow in his constituency. The street lights installed along Jalan I.im
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    WOK: SHOW OUR WILL TO SURVIVE
    212 4 WOK: SHOW OUR WILL TO SURVIVE CINOAPORE. Sun. Singapore's Social Affairs Minister. Inche Othman Wok. has urged the people of Singapore to convince the neighbouring countries that not only had they the will and capacity to survive, but also the determination to (ace and be prepared for any eventuality. He
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    Office-holders
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Chan Chin Lim has been elected president of the Singapore Lodge of the Theos< phical Society, with Mrs. Bette Heng-Yap as vice-president. Mr. Tan Slow Hee was elected secietary. and Mr. Ho Seng Hee treasurer.
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    YONG ON PHARMACY
    173 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, has stressed the great Importance of pharmacy In maintaining the good health and well-being of Singapore. Mr. Yong was speaking to members of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association (Southern Division* at their diamond Jubilee dinner last night. He
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      377 4 ■"UDb's'NCA'poßE" EXT "CHANCE! M.G.Ms MYSTERY -THRILLER from its London Studios ...And was Gina as innocent Wf* j^ m as she looked? Or was she j also marked for murder? jWm. THEN THERE ¥f* WAS THE BODY Of THE Q B mkr\ BEAUTIFUL BLONDE IN >m m m fJr THE LUXURIOUS
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      45 4 45th RECORD DAY Daily 3 Shows: II am, 3.lStlpm 4; RAJ KAPOOR pr«s«tl M.si CtfAHST Ho«dtkeu! VANGAM \J HINDI TECHNICOLOR w KtnoK'mmiimALA m*J XAJINMA MM AH Mmic SHANKAR JAIKISHAW SCHOOL CHILDREN CONCESSION ($l.OO To Any Scat For All Day Shows on W— k Days Only.
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      323 4 nncnu 6ALA premiere UULXjn wed. Ist DEC. AT 9.30 pm =PtRSONAI APPEARANCES ON STAGE^., IN PERSON! MISS SUSAN MR. FRANKIE =HART AVALON— Q. %j; 0 <?> f»OM AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL f/^ PALACE tT^s COMING! j AN ACTION-PACKED SAGA OF ONE MAN AGAINST A TOWN OF ANGRY MEN! >f|k^hv IT HAPPENED INjitfjs
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      459 4 ORGANISATION b oi»i:\s ioiiav" 110-n, 1 30 4. 6 30 i 9 30 pm m Bl LI LI "CALL ur i,,t iEA". pj a p| "THE WAR LORD" Raj .\O\V SIIO\VI\<.! 2 II om I 4S, 4. 610 9. 1S pm PJ S motor. 'to Jay 3«vine N MGM prose
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    Ty Cobb, baseball's most hated hero
    1735 5 Ty Cobb, baseball's most hated hero The fighting spirit that makes the stuff of champions has also made controversy and scorn for some of the greatest sports stars. One such was the famous 'Georgia Peach' AT New York's Hi g h I ander Park baseball field one May afternoon in
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      46 5 BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY THE OUEEN SUPPLIERS OF SMOKERS' REOUISITES ALFRED DUNHILL LTD dunmll LONDON PARIS NEW YOBX m^^m- *t»S!l>l»"S»» < vSgggfl Hp.^*^ gfl —^«M^g| I s aunnill FUTt* Ci3*R*TTEB vfie mast dlsiuiaius/ied tabaccaiitst In ttiz w&dd 30 DUKE STREET SAINT JAMES'S LONDON S. W. 1
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      253 6 A new TV beauty is here— a real queen. Setron Television- a touch of distinction to any home. Vplfc Setron's ancestry— blue blooded and completely Continental from MBLE International of Belgium. H 1 Setron's bodylines— pure grace and elegance. Three lovely models to choose from— Bl ooo 23" f fcr
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    Landslide probe
    313 7 BARBED WIRE CORDONS OFF AREA AS SLIP CONTINUES A SPECIAL committee, comprising mining experts and officials from tlu- J-ederal Capital ComMussion. are now investigating the cause of the landslide at the Kampone Pandan low-cost housing scheme here yesterday. The Commissioner of the Federal Capital. Haji Ismail bin Panjang
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    Back to work: WD men dismantle pickets
    198 7 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Members of the War Department Civilian Staff Association, on strike since Nov. 1. were today busy packing up their placards and dismantling tents pitched outside picket lines. Earlier they had heard from their branch president and secretaries that a settlement
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    Cars in Singapore still on increase
    95 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— In the first nine month> of this >ear 102.i07 private «:»rs ««'rc registered herr The monthl> <lis«sj oi st.iti^tiis >hous that sini 1961 Jherr has been M annual inirfav of about 10 per rent in thr nun ber of car* registered. The
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    Plans prepared to help victims in the East and West Coasts in case of monsoon floods
    458 7 Plans prepared to help victims in the East and West Coasts in case of monsoon floods p R E PARATIONS are now underway to evacuate families living in low-lying areas along the East and West Coasts, if the monsoon floods hit them. The stand-by order for floods has alre.<.dv been
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    Income tax fine
    43 7 KAMPAR. 3un. Tlir manager of a mining company here. Wong Kirn Chong. 40. was fined $100 by a magistrates court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to failing to furniah particulars to the Income Tax Departmen' within the prasci.bed period year
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      102 7 IS YOUR HAIR GROWING OR GOING? f(°-Wy j m A T N I c K L w I D Tfji^J Vhandsome P& HAIR Bring this CUTTING to Get FREE sample bottle FROM: INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, 81 -A. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. MALAY MAIL Word Puzzle "FM" $5000/- is offered to the outright
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    Lock icon Britain ready to find ways to end confrontation
    139 7 Britain ready to find ways to end confrontation I ONDON. Sun. Britain is ready at any time to consider with Indonesia ways in which its confrontation of Malaysia could be brought to an end. Mr Michael Stewart, the Foreign Secretary, said here last night. He told a SoclalLst discussion group:
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    A one-two-three traffic blockage
    68 8 A one- two-three traffic blockage THIS pile-up, involving a bus. a lorry and a car. caused a traffic jam for 30 minutes on the Federal Highway at Petaling Java yesterday. The woman driver of the car was the only ixrson injured. She received a slight cut on her left forearm
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    ONE-MAN ART SHOW
    82 8 KUALA LUMPUR Sun A one-man art exhibition, sponsored by the Arts rouncil of Malaysia, will M hrld by Mr. Tushar Kanti Paul, of Malacca, at he British Council Centre here from Tuesday Hr has held many exhl- bit ions in Malaysia and onr in London, and has
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    Devan Nair's resignation from the NTUC accepted
    182 8 Devan Nair's resignation from the NTUC accepted CINGAPOKK. Sun— The National Trades Lnion Congress central committee has accepted the resignation of Mr C V. l)«- van Nair as secretarygeneral of the NIK In a statement today Jie NTVC president. Mr tlo See Beng. said that the commuter had met on
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    Don't register MTU, call to Govt
    197 8 Don 't register MTU, call to Govt pENANG. Sun. The Penang division of ihe Malaysian Trades Union Congress will ask the Government to refu.e registration of the Malayan Teachers Union. "If regbt ration were permitted to this new teachers orsanisation when there |i already in existence the National Union of
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    Promotion for five
    57 8 Ml AH Sun. Five Jotaore Information Departmrnt field uflicfis havo b*-rn promoted to A>si*t.inl Information Officers. They are Inthe Mohame.l bin Abdul Rahman, of Muar Inrhe Olhman bin Said of Johore Rahru. Inrhc Abdullah bin Hassan of Kola Tincci. Mr. 100 Si CMew. of Kluanc and Mr.
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    BUS FIRMS MUST RECOGNISE UNIONS
    374 8 BUS FIRMS MUST RECOGNISE UNIONS The 'undoubted right of workers' sags tribunal THE Industrial Arbitration Tribunal endorsed the principle of union recognition when it handed down four awards last week. All four awards concerned the Transport Workers' Union and various bus companies in Malaya. The companies are the Federal Transport
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    Four MPs off on week's trip to Tokyo
    58 8 IJUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —A four-man Malaysian delegation left here today to attend a six-day meeting of the Asian Parliamentary Union in Tokyo. Leader of the driri;. [nche All Hu-. Ann nance. The othen are: M ■MP for Setapak'. Mr. J toll 'MP
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    Tour postponed
    32 8 KUALA LIMPLR. Sun. Th« fourth annual cnodmll and friendship tour to Thailand by member* (alajran Youth Hostels As•ociatlon. scheduled to leave here on Friday, h*s been postponed to Dec 19.
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    Rural projects
    37 8 KANGAR. Sun A total Of $4..000 will ije spent on minor rural projects in the Sena district under ntx' years rural development programme Biggest item is 532.250 for lenairs to rural roads in 24 kampongv
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    Fresh faces and new vigour for Perak MCA
    326 8 Fresh faces and new vigour for Perak MCA IPOH. Sun. Several 1 changes were mad* in the leadership of the Malaysian Chinese Association. Perak branch, at its biennial elections here today. The changes heralded a more by Stale A.vembiymen and MPs to take a more ar';vi role in the running
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      475 8 UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (INCOWPORATfO IN THE STATES OF MALAYA. MALAYSIA) BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30TH JUNE, 1965 1964 1964 Share capital 49,727,917 Cash in hand and balances with other banks and agents 38.578.423 __20.000.000 Authorised: 200.000 share of $100 each 20.000.000 92.650 Money at call and short notice
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    Educationist calls for drive against 'dirt' peddlers
    315 9 'Their wares are distinct moral threat to Malaysia's youth' PENANG, Sunday. HPHE Visitor of the Christian Brothers schools J- in the Far East, the Rev. Brother T. Michael, last night called on parents to promote a moral clean-up campaign in the country. "One
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    WARNING OF WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF WE DO NOTHING
    217 9 WARNING OF WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF WE DO NOTHING "Above all. we must raise our voices and give every support to create healthy public opinion in the matter, and do our bit to promote a moral clean-up campaign. "Let us prod our parliamentarians, our councillors and other orans2 boars to
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    $78,000 a month from traffic compounds
    79 9 SINGAPORE Sun.—Re- venue from comr.,unded traffic fines totalled $78,698 for last month alone, police statistics showed today. UiK came from 6.896 offers to compound traffic offences out of a total of in.h'Sl sent out from the traffic police com- pounding section. The rest are
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    Talentime singer Faridah beats them all
    133 9 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. iv p ar idah Hashim. 14. last night beat 17 other contestants to win Radio Malaysia's Talentime 1965 contest at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka auditorium. Faridah. who sanj? "Everybody Lores A Lover", waa judged the best of five vocal soloists.
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    Cleaning – campaign starts in Tanah Rata
    127 9 Cleaning campaign starts in Tanah Rata TAXAH RATA. Sun. The Town Board here, under the chairmanship of Inche Abdul Azmi bin Abdul Tahrim, who bs also the District Officer, ha-s launched a town cleaning campaign. The first step is directed at the back lanes of shophouses. "Cameron Highlands is a
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    New Tamil school
    16 9 TANGKAK. Sun. A Tamil achool costing 533.400 1s under construction for 400 students.
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    Psychology Club talk
    52 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mrs. Sally Scarlett, a lecturer at the University of Malaya, will talk on "Psjchology and the Ideal Economic Society" at 4 p.m. next Sunday at 30. Ipoh Road The talk Is sponsored by the Kuala Lumpur Psychology dub It Is open to members of
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    Habit of selling land to go to Mecca 'ruinous9
    186 10 Habit of selling land to go to Mecca 'ruinous 9 KOTA BHARU, Sunday. A CALL to Malays not to sell their land in order to make the pilgrimage to Mecca was made here last night. The call was made by the East Coast Information Officer of the Muslim Pilgrimage Savings
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    Cyclist fined
    30 10 RAUB. Bun A cyclist. Tl Kheng 27. was fined a total of $45 by the magistrate s court for rttiing a bicycle without light* and abusing a policeman
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    School prize-giving
    17 10 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. The Sekolah Kebangsaan Wan Ibrahim here will hold Its annual prlzegivtng Thursday.
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    A cry in the night: Tapper murdered
    101 10 A cry in the night: Tapper murdered ALOR STAR, Sun. A rubber tapper. Mat bin Alwi wax stabbed to death at Sik village. 36 miles from here, last night. Mat. 38. was found lying in a pool of blood on the road in front of a robber dealer's shop with
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    Bank union gets full mandate
    93 10 TELUK ANSON. Sun. The I National Union of Bank Em I ployees' executive council is to be given free hand in its present i negotiations with the Malayan j Commercial Banks Association. A decision to this effect was unj animously adopted at an emergI 1
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    Lock icon Hasluck begins 7-nation Asian —tour—
    127 10 Hasluck begins 7- nation Asian —tour— CANBERRA, Sun- Aus- tralia's External Affairs Minister. Mr. Paul Hasluck (above) left for South-East Asia today. His first port of call will be Manila, where he will, attend meetings of Ecafe and the Asian Council. Mr. Hasluck will also visit! Phnom Penh and Bangkok.
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    Head elected president
    57 10 KLUAIIO, Sun. Mr. Liv Shlh Chi. headmaster of the Chong I Hwa Primary School here, was elected president of the KluanK District Chinese School Teachers Association at Its annual meeting, i Other officials: Mr. Soo Thun Cho. vice-president; Mr. Cluing Chile Beng. secretary: Mr.Ne Voice Moi. asst.
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    School staff dinner
    25 10 TANOKAK. Sun. The staff of Ledanu Primary School here will hold their annual dinner at the Lok Pin restaurant on Tuesday evening.
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    17 10 Chettiar festival MVAR. Sun. The Chettlars' j temple here will celebrate the < Karthlgal festival on Dec. 7.
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    129 10 Advice to teachers on union work THE Chief Education Ad- viser. Inche Aminuddin Bakl. today advised teachers not to Involve themselves so deeply in union work as to neglect their school work and pupils. "It would be wrong to do so." he said when he presented certificates to 26C Day
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    240 10 Nurses call for more training facilities SINGAPORE. Sun The Singapore Trained Nurses' Association has called for greater post-graduate training i opportunities for nurses to keep pace with the I progress of medical i science in Singapore. The association, in an editorial In the current lssu« of its orßan. Berita Jururawat.
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    144 10 Honours for MCA members 'proof of work for country' TPOH. sun.— The large number of Malaysian Chines* Asseclatlon members being honoured by State Rulers and the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong was 'clear proof" that they are genuinely working for the welfare of th« country. This was stated by Senator Yeoh Kian
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    405 11 Asian bank: Why Singapore has only 'fair chance' Barker SMALL CONTRIBUTION, LATE BID... gINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's chances of outbidding other Asian countries for the siting of the headquarters of the proposed Asian Development Bank in the State are no more than "fair." This is because of Singapore's small contribution $12
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    Tan tells Britain and the West: You can
    348 11 give more SINGAPORE. Sunday. MALAYSIA will increase its $46.2 million pledge to the proposed Asian Development Bank to $60 million if there is a shortfall In the banks expected subscription of $3,000 million (US.SI.OOO million). This mi >r.i:ed here this morning by
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    School dinner
    65 11 skoamat. Sun The rtaffj of the &>Ram:<t Secondary English School «rU] hold their annual dinner on Dec. 2 to mark the end ol the 1965 school terms j Johore projects JOHORE BAHRL" Sun The Johore Government ha.-- set ;t-ide 1620.000 (or eight projects north of Muar Nearly $480,000
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    Penang plans merbok singing contest
    133 11 PBNANO. Sun The PcAviaries' Society will hold a bird singing contest to celebrate the Governor's birthday on Dec 15 The competition will be confined to merboks a ipeclei o! cooing doves. Juclelng will be ba>ed on th« sweet tones em. tied by the birds which
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    Standard for long-service squadron
    77 11 Standard for long-service squadron SINGAPORE. Sui..— Royal Air Force No. 110 HeUopter Squadron, now playing an important part In the delence of Ea.>t Malaysia, wnt be presented with tti squadron standard at RAF Seletar at 4.J0 p.m. on Friday. The presentation will be mad* 'by the Conimander-ir.-Chief. Par East. Air
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    Soccer star Kabri dies from crash injuries
    167 11 Soccer star Kabri dies from crash injuries lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Malaysian international and Johore State soccer centre forward, Kabri YusoiT. 27. died in the General Hospital here last night as a result of injuries received In a road accident yesterday near the ieth milestone. Jalan Scudai. Kabri received his fatal
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    Council meeting
    14 11 BUTTERWORTH. Sun. Tr» Province Wellesley North District Council will meet on Tue*da\
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    106 12 It WmrdM til 'Minimum 1 MR AND MRS. Chao Cbow Tin •naak r»l»ttve* and friMida for tb»u <»luabla prwrnta. att*bdaa«* and •unci on thwr vrddlot on 77-1 l-8o 1 ham MUN SUN aad nrotbrra tbank for tbtir nlKht v itt. wrratn* rolla anil atirbdan<*r th»ir grand-nuitb^r a funrrai 00
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    The Straits Times Too Many People
    769 12 The Straits Times Too Many People Monday. November 29, 1965. Any government confronted by the prospect of the popul- ation doubling itself in twenty 1 or twenty-five years plainly must consider the encourage- nn-nt ot family planning. It was no surprise to find in M Tan Siew Sins budget >pf<-i-h
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    Towards Talks
    351 12 Prospects of a meeting between Prime Minister Shastri of India and President Ayub Khan of Pakistan have suddenly improved. Only a week ago Mr. Shastn's response to the Soviet Union's renewed invitation to the two leaders to meet at Tashkent had been that the time was not ripe.
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    New Chapter
    194 12 The campaign to raise funds for an Institute of Medical Specialties in Singapore ha« been a remarkable success. The capital cost of the project i.s estimated at $4.75 million, and the Government offered to provide half the money if the public would find the other half. In a
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      Letting phones ring in the | kampong
      174 12 Letting phones ring in the kampong ANY benefit the govern- ment gets from the new telephone tax cannot be measured against the lass of public help and co-operation. 1 live in the kampong and my house is the only one equipped with ,i telephone. Though mv phone is for my
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      The students' protest
      265 12 ALLOW me to explain the position of the students of the University of Malaya. The students, while receiving an education at the University are also an integral part of this nation, conscious and deeply involved in the life and spirit of this country. The Students' Union is
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    The candidate threatens chaos
    847 12  -  DE GAULLE SCORNS POLITICS IN A 'SILENT CAMPAIGN BACK in 1920, Warren Harding ran successfully for the Presidency of the United States in a campaign conducted from a rocking chair on the front porch of his Ohio farmhouse. But Charles De Gaulle, standing (it scarcely can
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    THE SWETTENHAM JOURNALS
    246 12 I\^ITH reference to J S. TT Cowan s article on "The Bwettenham JournaLs" (The Straits Times Annual for 1966). it should be pointed out that while the existence of these Journals was "hitherto unknown to scholars." their content* have not entirely been unknown. The first Journal of
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    Learning Malay—l63
    407 12 Learning Malay— l63 by Yunus Mams M. A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY. Di-DIAMI (vi to be occupied, to Ok Uved In: PERBELANJAAN m. expenses, expenditure; di-BENA (vj to be t;'llt. erected; m-HARU »dv> daily, every tlay. PASSIVE CONSTRUCTION (contd Look once again at the following uses of the "YANG DI-
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    Help raise level of Malay education: Razak
    415 13 THK Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Kazak, today called on the students of the Sultan Idris Teachers Training College here to help raise the standard of Malay education. He pointed out that during the colonial regime no proper attention was given to the
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    More cash for legless girl Hindun
    247 13 DONATIONS totalling $247.55 have been received for Hindun bin*,e Ahmad, the 11--year-old legless schoolgirl from Butterworth, who Is learning to walk with artificial limbs at a Kuala Lumpur hospital. This brings the total amount received by the Straits Times to $4,974.90. The latest donations
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    'The most courteous driver in the capital'
    447 13 'The most courteous driver in the capital' MR. YAP BEATS THE BEST TO WIN ROAD SAFETY WEEK AWARD KU AL A LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. Yap Ying Choy. 27. who obtained his driving licence only 11 months ago. won the "Courtesy and Competent Drivers' Trial" held here today. Mr. Yap. a
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    ROTARY AWARDS FOR HIGHER STUDIES
    164 13 ROTARY AWARDS FOR HIGHER STUDIES KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Four scholarships, each for three years and worth $500 to $575 a year, are being offered by the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur tenable at any recognised institution of higher education in Malaysia. Candidates should be qua.if-.ec for admission, or already enrolled.
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    $15,000 playground
    20 13 TANOKAK. Sun. A children playground costing $15,000 Is to be built at Kundang Clv 13 mile* from here.
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    X-rays from today
    21 13 PARIT BUNTAR. Bun. A mobile unit will take X-rays at the District Hospital here tomorrow and on Tuesday.
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    School Speech Day
    25 13 KANGAR. Sun. The Ra)» p*. empuan of Penis wi!l give atra? ihp prizes at the Kangar English School's annual speech day Tuesday.
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    Budget session may end week earlier if MPs talk less
    282 13  -  by FELIX ABISHEGANADEN I Kuala Lumpur, Sunday THE Budget session of Parliament has been on for three weeks— and has three more to go. Having approved the Budget in principle the Hou.se will be examining the estimates item by item,
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      Lock icon 109 MORE COUP REBELS CAUGHT
      485 14 109 MORE COUP REBELS CAUGHT Situation in Central Java 'fully under control' JTRESH reports of Indonesia's anti-Commu-nist crack-down yesterday included the arrest of 109 Communist rebels in Central and East Java and a one-hour gun battle at a railway station when four prisoners tried to escape. It was also learned
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      Lock icon Indignant Mobutu ticks off Zambian envoy —
      220 14 Indignant Mobutu ticks off Zambian envoy I EOPOLDVILLE. Sun. President Joseph Mobutu yesterday summoned the Zambian Ambassador here to discuss a statement made by Zambia's President Kaunda. Leopoldville Radio said Pr*. sident Mobutu was most Indignant about the Zambian leader's remarks which were critical of last Thursday's coup. President Kaunda
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      Lock icon No refuge for bank thieves
      49 14 RECKLINGHAUSEN <W. Germany). Sun. Three thieves who hid in the toilet of a local bank today didn't know the toilet had a special alarm connected to the I police station. Police caught thf three men nid retrieved about 10,000 marks is -50 0» Reuter.
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      Army paper banned
      91 14 JAKARTA. Sun. The Indonesian Minister of Information. Maj. Gen. Ac hmadi. has banned the armrd forces weekly publication Api. according to Radio Jakarta. The broadcast said thr Ministers decision to cancel Apis publication permit from last Wednesday was "based on actions and reports by the weekly which
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      383 14 X'MAS SALE 2 COMMENCES FROM 29-11-1965 to 11-12-1965 I POP IN THE ARCADE RAFFLES PLACE COLLVER QUAY I FOR LARGE SELECTIONS ON DISPLAY GIFT SETS PERFUMERIES J j SHIRTS. SOCKS TIES TRAVELLING BAGS CHOCOLATES SWEETS GAMES TOYS X'MAS CARDS DECORATIONS I ETC ETC VISIT I ARCADE NEWSTALL A. The Arcade.
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      262 14 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBB 6. See 37. 1. 24. Spa ralUnen re-engaged 7 v iT 1 f M i*"Ji, t^i im r b o r 1 at d lor before th* season (7 6) portable shelters 6. r£.rt re^clt onprtnt- 8 g!^,,.^??^ Ut lne deslsn (7) Pennsylvania (7). 10. 37
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      Banknote Bride...
      111 15 Banknote Bride. IT'S AN OLD GREEK CUSTOM, SA YS ANN A HAPPY wedding scene with a difference. For this bride and bridegroom are covered with money. They are 19-year-old Ann Four naris and her husband Dan Americanos after their wedding at the Greek Orthodox Church in Bayswater Road, London. As
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      Lock icon Vietnam: Further escalation
      442 15 SAIGON, Sunday JHE U.S. Secretary of Defence, Mr. McNamara, on his way here for an onthe s pot visit to Vietnam battlefronts, comes amid signs of a further escalation of the war against Communism. He will be accompanied by Gen. Earl Wheeler, chair man of the U.S.
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      Lock icon Vietcong machine-gun troops who quit
      169 15 CAIGON. Sun.. Four Vietcong battalions took revenge yesterday on a Government regiment which had beaten the Communists in an earlier battle. The Vietcong. reinforced by North Vietnamese regulars, ma-chine-gunned all Government troops who responded to a surrender eaU during fighting on the French-owned Mlrhrlin Rubber
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    German award for S'pore pianist
    152 16 SINGAPORE. Sun The Baarbrucken Conserva- tory has awarded a scholar- ship to Mr. Peter Chiang, i well-known Singapore Plai nist and music teacher, beginning from April next year. A statement today from the West German Consu-late-General here said. "The scholarship will be for 12 months
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    Fisherman to die for part in Indonesian landing
    288 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. Alor Star fisherman, Chia Ah Kiew, 27, was sentenced to death in the Johore High Court today by Mr. Justice Gill on two charges under the Internal Security Act. Chia was found guilty of being in control of a
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    Recruiting of British industrial trainees for Malaysia
    118 16 I ONDON, Sun. A specialist is to assist In recruiting British industrial trainees for service In Malaysia and other countries Announcing this today, a spokesman (or Voluntary Service OverMas an Independent organisation which send young Britons to developing countries needing help In national
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    SQUATTERS WANT GOVT HELP TO BUY ESTATE
    182 16 pENANG, Sun. The newly-formed Glugor Estate Residents Weli fare Committee decided I last night to ask the j Govern ment, or its agencies, to negotiate for the purchase of part of Glugor Estate for resale in plots to squati ters. I "About 10,000
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    Admiral Paige gets top job in Portsmouth
    86 16 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Former Commodore Superintendent of the Singapore dockyard. Rear Admiral Richard Collins Paige, Is to be Admiral Superintendent of the Naval dockyard at Portsmouth from next May. Admiral Paige Is an engineer specialist who entered the Royal Navy in 1929. During "th»>
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    The bridge of contact between —races
    218 16 The bridge of contact between races SINGAPORE. Sun. The Political Secretary to the Ministry of Defence, Mr. S. Ramaswamy, last night described the national language as a bridge that could bring into contact the feelings of people of various races. Speaking at national language night show organised by residents of
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    24 killed on roads last month
    111 16 24 killed on roads last month SINGAPORE. Sun. Twenty-four people were killed on the roads last month. 15 of whom wer«> pedestrians, police accident figures showed today. A total of 2.704 accidents were recorded during the month. Two people were killed on Singapore roads in the past 24 hours. A
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    Farewell talk by Lord Head
    62 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The British High Commissioner here. Lord Head, will give a farewell talk to the Royal Commonwealth Society at the British Council Hall at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday. Lord Head, who will be leaving for Britain early next year after completing his tour
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    RAJA DI-HILIR AT SCOTS DINNER
    201 16 IPOH, Sun. The Raja 1 di-Hilir of Perak and his consort, the Raja Puan Muda, were among nearly 200 members and guests who attended the Perak St. Andrew's Society annual dinner and ball at the Ipoh Club last night. He represented the Sultan. who is
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    Symposium on law of protection
    79 16 Symposium on law of protection SINGAPORE. Sun. The University of Singapore's Faculty of Law will hold a symposium on "The Constitutional Protection of Minorities"' on Tuesday at 5 p.m Speakers will be Professor KJ. Ratnam. Professor of political science. Mr. T. T. B Koh lecturer In law, and Mr. Francis
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    Kashmir talk at Varsity
    70 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Dr H. A. Lamb, a member of the hUtory department of the Australian i National University. Canberra, will i give a tulle tomorrow to the memKm of the Malaysian Historical Association on "The Origins of the Kashmir Problem." The talk, which Is open
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    Dinner date
    36 16 KAJANO, Bun. The Kajang High School Old Boys' Association will hold Its re-union dinner on Dec. 17 at the Town House Hotel, Kui.la Lumpur. The Minister of Education Inche Mohamed Khir Johari will attend.
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    New $426,000 school
    17 16 KUALA IJPIB. Bun. A new comprehensive school, costing $426 000. has been completed here.
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      167 16 6 °i OF V^ RAJA'S COLLEGE L.C.C. EXAMINATION RESULTS (1965) SHORTHAND 100 W.P.M. 19 Distinctions 11 Posses 80 W.P.M. 2 Distinctions 2 Pass* 70 W.P.M. 9 Distinctions 5 Passes 110 W.P.M. 1 Poss 120 W.P.M. 1 Distinction 130 W.P.M— 3 Posses 150 W.P.M. 1 Pass TYPEWRITING Intermediate 7 Distinctions &16
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    Guerilla principles —by Nasution
    367 17  -  DAVID SZE FUNDAMENTALS OF GUERILLA WARFARE. By Abdul Haris Nasution. (Donald Moore Books. $15). By AS Dr Hcilbrunn reminds U In his introduction to General Nasut ion's textbook on guerilla war. Indonesia's Defence Minister and strong man is the only suerilla leader who has also had
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    The Utopian myth of Communist unity –
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    Prince Philip
    218 17 THL WIT OF PRINCE PHILIP. {Leslie Frewin. 215.) By JOHN KENT rSdl'E perhaps in cheek. Prince Philip has been heard to confess that he has never been noticeably reticent about talking on sub.ie ts about which he knows nothing. He knows in fact a great deal, and even
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      683 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT j i Mares t* i mHm.)—Box it tt*. *xfrn FURNISHED TWO BEOROOM PLATS. 10GB. in«B. Holland Road with lounge dlnnlnrfroom. servants quarter, garac*. I'bone Spore ***** office hour*. ST. THOMAS WALK Furnished rial Two bedroom*, on* servant* room Ltv./Dtn. room etc. Mo*alc/Ptrqu*t floor tiling throughout Please apply Tel
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      614 18 HOUSES A LAND FOR SALE i Word* U i Him. ,—Box tt rt, asawj SPACIOUS NIW FLAT MM Naaalrn Hill. J uerlruon:! i *tl> room*. ut!!u>. Price Sii.ooo Telephone (S pore) NOB. 131 A 133 Dunbar Walk new 2-atorey aemi-detacheii tiouaea. mosaic A parquet floorings. Tel iSporei TERRACE HOUSE 3
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      575 18 EDUCATION •i a>*ew* tt (mHm>—Bom tt rt* *>«.< STUDBNTS HOLIDAY CONCBBI SION l%pe»riti»x. Shorthand Book- t Keeping. Kng'.iah. Malay. Mathematics, i Progress Comuierrial Institute. 48-C. I Changl Road. B pore (upposite Taj>. I 4*..'»( l I STAMFORU INSTITUTES CROUP I annouac* the i Opening of CVMA COLLECE PSHANO January 1994
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      832 18 TUITION l mr— j >i; -<••*«'• i SPECIAL COACMIMC f«f dn»lo. n: By qualified Instructors. Charg" ej nodrratr Buceau muml l^.ndoo >ividi Benooi S4. Solene Road. I pore Tel 278J7. Bi ruLETIDS OANCINO I Hour >ason*/qulckstep. WIM, 8-Ko»trot. i tiimbt >"liaeba. Madison. T»lit. Boeawva Daily Ghani «"-hooi of t>aj>«- ol
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      862 18 VEHKIES FOR SALE It Word* M (»ll*.>—Box tt rts oxtrm I RENAULT FLORIDB Bard/soft toi exce.leoi condition over 40 mpi Particular* to Boa K262S 8.1. K.U 1884 JULY MORRIS Mlnl-Mloor Super Delute. cm European owner. 1 S *X) o.no Tel Spore ***** tafter t 1 p.m I 1888 VOLKSWAOBN UOO.
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      720 18 FOR SALE ■i Wtjom >* Win 1-K..1 S* r«e twtrm NAMIM A CO iStngaporel Umitan Dosat on rue- a.m.. Bed* 1 cabinet rt; an *n>i 8" k J i- Bbbi starea Kadtograjn 14-areeai; -ie STtAMBAFHS, MASSAGE, ETC ;j w,.rrf. sh rifcj 0m if) eU. crtra CENTLEMEN ror Hwedlafj Maawg*. Steamhath.
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    1111 20 T"HE table of shares en the Malayan Stock Exrhanrr shows last business to Nov. 21. IA) and last baxinw since that date (B) with H and L nUndinc for Hlchest and Lowest bnsinrss for l''H4 and this year to date. 1.75 L» Am HltM L 3 I 1'
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    Lloyds take over bank
    214 20 THE National Bank of New Zea- land Ltd. has announced it has agreed to an offer by Lloyds I Bunk tor its capital In a statement. National Bank'!general manager said Lloyds Bank already holds 210.6*55 shares out of a total Issued capital of 3, I nun
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    Tin price is up by 10 dollars
    891 20 rERE was a sudden spurt in the Straits tin price dii Saturday morning of $10.12} to $698.12} per plcul. The rls>e was attributed to strong demand locally particularly from Europe. The net gain on the week VM $13.87 i. The price opened the
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    COMMODITY REVIEW
    174 20 COMMODITY REVIEW Produce™ were reported to quoted tbetr prlcea at a higher te**L thla being Interpreted aa al*M at a abortag* at aotirce. Some 4AO ton* of copra, arrived from Babab during the week. Tbe market ended on a firm note. Chirm* ■'reduce EioMmt. n*»n prleat per axeul en Saturday
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    Record sales
    91 20 New-car sale* In the mlddla third of November were a record for the period. Balejs of General Motors. Ford and Chrysler climbed to 280.000 cars, easily topping the old Industry market of 261.200 !n mid-November 1963. American Motors' figure* will push the lnduf.txy total close to 290.000 cars.
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    Bigger turnover
    42 20 Volkswagen expect to end K<f^ with a record production of 1.600.000 cars, compared »ith 1.410 000 la.st. vcar tile comjwnv hn aunouncpfi A circular to xharerioic the 1965 turnover was expected to rxewd P.OOO mlllior. (about £718 million > In. I
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    DOLLAR RATES
    54 20 r THI. present rate of th. I dollar against the- pound sterling fixwJ on Novrmtvpr :4 last year is sellinc T.I nr ol> ta I lt,d. KIIMIIC II v I I |..d Bu>in^ «»I». Is J',d. Ihr dollar Is it ,v st.itutxrv middle position in rrl.ition to iU
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    36 20 'PMC Aueciatien of Bank* in Malay 1 tla mhde these chantcrn in ltd rate* to mere&aats on Saturday (all rates to SIIXM I Sellint TT or OO ready: SwIM Francs 140! Italian lln 20.330.
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    37 20 I (Xl* tb* lr*» kicHinn mark*! In Hor W Kong on Saturday toe U.S. Dollar I wan quoted at 1.714 for T.T. and o 72 for each. tttrling mm >l iot.l 1 tael ot K*M
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      1083 20 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. PaeUla «fc AUaaUa Service e*ng>>>* HuagVuni trtncitot *> T or» Uosim Ptuaoti. -liaiim Mtra- 17 IJ 0m Hln II im I Fta I FM w Ml ■Musestiet Mart"* 11/71 IM II IM II FM I Mm I Maj II Mai Japan Direct Service Peasai
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      1035 20 CHRISTMAS AT SEA ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHITRAL" (14.000 font fully oircondrHoned) Dcportt:- Penone 30 No* 196S P. Swettenham 2 Dec 196S Singapore 4 Doc 196S For Hongkong 8/10 Dec Japon 14/18 Dec HonqVong 22/24 Dec Return* Singapore 28 Dec 196S P. Swettenham 30 Doc 1965 Penang 31 Doc
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      330 20 Mta. "en »S4* nelliiaisi a*s>Mr| kejask St*e "Ntata >*«icu tom Oet ••CeirfU S.narui" 11/15 Ost 10/11 Ota General 4|tn«ti C.». SHAHP <h CO.. (Ml LTD. Tal: Sport) *****/7 P Sham 6363 Ponenej ***** maw tumrt. -ttwnt J twn aIJ H'oaoai H.K laosa >Kll»X>' 1/ I in MN II IN U
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      329 20 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES No\ 22 Mo*. 23 Nov M, Nov. 25. Nov 26. S InduMnaN: 82 72 82.23 82.35 82.23 H2 .15 82 39 Tln>: 103.27 103.25 103.83 104 03 ***** loa 7:i rubbers: 104.2H 104.17 104.5; 104 J7 104.68 104 6 DOC. 30. 1963 100. [V»c. 2S* 1962 100
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      Subdued trading on Stock Exchange
      2323 21 Subdued trading on Stock Exchange From Our Market Correspondent IT was a subdued week on the Stock Exchange during the majority of trading days last week with interest blowing hot and cold. At the beginning of the week the bullish influence, generated by the Malaysian budget of November 17, was
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      CLOSING PRICES
      29 21 RIBBER TIN (perlb.) (perpirul). Nov. 2». 69 cts. $684.23 23. 69 cts. $«SK.r.»; 24. 68^ cts. v 25. 68J cts. $684.75 26. 68J Cts. $6X8.011 2*. 5698.111
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      623 21 r rlll following is a complete 1 list of revised quotations for the week ended on Saturday. Nov. 27: INDUSTRIALS IN CENTRAL RAFFLES PLACE Showroom Office Or Office Space Now Available Total Approximately 18,000 Sq. Ft. On 2nd Floor With Lift Service In Blocks Of Approximately
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      519 21 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE d^uEtSKSfonSLS&I GOVERNMENT OF SELANGOR Public Address System for the I'LL' SELANGOR SOL'TH new Sikh Temple In Seremban. WATER SIPPLY SCHEME Tender specifications and other i CONTRACT NO. 3 details may be obtained from LAYING OF PIPES AND Mr Kirpal Singh. SPECIALS c/o Ministry of Information Tenders are
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      730 21 I J UBLIC APPOINTMENTS i PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF SABAH 1 Applications are Invited for appointment to the following posts in the Sabas State Education Department iTraae School, Jesseltom:— ii> Instructor (Motor Vehicle Mechanics Woik^ Salary Scale $180-5620 In Division lIIi PSC NOTICE NO. 128 65. (ii) Instructor (Electrical) i
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      855 21 PENANG PORT COMMISSION Applications are invited from Medical Practitioners with quali--1 flcations reglstrable with the Mala>i.n Meonal Association to serve as medical officens) lo the Commission on Its medical unit which it proposes to establish. The' successful candidate will be required to attend to the CommisMon's employees reporting sick during
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      651 21 NOTICES AMPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in En(land) XOTKt OF DIVIDEND NOTICE Is hereby Klven that i the Directors have declared an interim dividend on account ol Ihe year endir.R 31st Decembei. 1965 of 2sh. per share less Income Tax at S*. 3d. in the ii This dividend will be
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      343 21 NOTICES 1111 Ml lIX Al. KKIISIKAIIO.N OBDINAXCB, IMI i\». »>s or in;.: i MEDICAL COUNCIL. STATES OF MALAYA The MeciUiil Btata* o! Malaya consists of Jili.eleeu members »t nlcli seven sue registered medical practitioners resuieni h i ot Malaya and were ele< ted by the reyi inedicul practlUonen resident in
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      398 22 LIVERPOOL took a clear lead in the English Football League First Division yesterday by beating Burnley 2-1 before a home crowd of more than 50.000. Liverpool were in command for most of the 90--mins. The close-covering Burnley defence was a tough barricade for Liverpool's goal-hungry forwards
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      QUINS GAIN NOTABLE DOUBLE OVER VARSITIES
      213 22 QUINS GAIN NOTABLE DOUBLE OVER VARSITIES ovdon Bw I Oxford and Camor;d(te failfd puii >ff nicraie-oi'. ftttra] In their Mnal matches yesterday betore :hey come to grip* In the annual University Rugbj Union elMk Twickenham on D> f.nrindKe went down 14-9 or; kt-nham pitrii io H.irir quins, who having beaten
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      49 22 R«>u;ts of Rugby mulches: Barrow 33 Liverpool 3; Castleford 21 Bradford N. 2. Huddersfield 26 Oldham 7: Keiglilcy 7 B.itley 5; Leeds 19. Fcathcrstone 7: St. Helens 9 v. 9: Swingfon 21 Blackpool 16: Warring: on 9 WhiiPhavm 4Wigan 9 Widnes 8: all other fixtures postponed. Reuter.
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      Ebihara and Accavallo to fight for vacant title
      141 22 Tokvu Bu 1 i md H i mmd t<> ihe WBA committee thai th-- as a title bout. aWharai manacer Mr. Ma«ak! Knnehira. laid last night he would suggest thiit the bout be he.d tn Tokyo around Jan. 4 ■:<r\ laid M
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      I League tables and results
      1279 22 Hearts 13 4 5 4 20 24 13 Clyde 13 5 2 6 -'3 23 u 1 Morton 13 4 2 7 19 29 10 St. Jstone 13 4 2 ***** 10 Stirling 13 3 2 8 l.i 34 S S;. Miiren 13 3 1
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      497 22 TENDER TENDER JABATAN KERJA RAYA, JABATAN KERJA RAYA, PERAK PERAK UHTATAAN TAWAftAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN .kaii di-in-lm« ol- Tmrnmtmaa ulcnn rfi-ior.,. Pej.lwi Junitcn Nf«eri Jabalan Pfabll j-ru JKH |«n, pukul 3^»pe<-n B pad. lohb Decani tx XK.R. >»m brruaHfr KtJu D JKR K d| dl-b-uah bawah K< i Pr-.n-dan Kfi:., i
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      79 22 GENUINE HAVANA y^^ CIGARS HENRY CLAY LA CORONA H.UPMANN MOINE COMTE CO LTD. SPORE •K.L'PENANG |lf^ S^^ ll T^^ViV BBBB^TTf^l^^V^ B JV/UM flj^ \^^ft Y^BBBBBBvlP'^^^^lflft A f .BBBBBBBBBBBbB •f Vlbbbl bA A Lbbb\ «iS riTTiiip \v Bm a»^ A Family Christmas Book with 124 pages of wonderful Christmas reading and
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      Mickey's success
      2499 23 XL races JE MAINTIENDRAI ($96), COWAN STREET ($75) GIVE RICKEY KINGSTON LONG-PRICED DOUBLE with Epsom Jeep KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. JTORMER jockey Mickey Donnelly gained his first success as a trainer when Je Maintiendrai scored a shock win in the ninth race here today. Je Maintiendrai. the second-leg of
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      210 23 6-1 ON FOR WIN AND 24-1 ON FOR PLACE I ONDON. Sun. Arkle. I the "Steeplechaser or the Century." swept to another great victory in the £7.099 Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury yesterday. The Irish-trained chaser fave up to 35-lb to his seven rivals. and strode away from
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      BIG SWEEP
      45 23 TOTAL POOL: 596.8:! 1 No. *****9 (S.>3.S6(i) 2 No. *****1 ($11,983) 3 No. *****0 ($5.991 1 Starters iS66.'> eacbl: Nos *****1. *****5. 157X44, *****3. *****3, *****3 *****8. *****0. *****8. Consolation {9U> each): Nos. *****4. *****1. *****6. *****1, *****5, *****4. *****6, 2i:>:t9o. *****3. *****3.
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      138 23 I More popular than ever! I I THE STRAITS TIMES I I ANNUAL for 1966 I This high quality publi- 4L\ cation is always in heavy w y^"*^ demand. Make sure that t you get the copies you Ww m will want by placing your W-<r ttt mmmmmuumu GET A
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      Malaysians outplayed
      417 24  -  FILIPINOS AT HALF PACE SCORE AT, 2-1 RATE TO COAST HOME TO EASY WIN IN OPENING TIE By CONRAD NG: Kuala Lumpur, Sun \JALAYSIA played perfect hosts if not perfect basketball by giving the Philippines an easy victory by 82 points to 53 in the opening match of
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      10,000 watch King opens Asian basketball tourney
      189 24 10,000 watch King opens Asian basketball tourney ly I \1- I.IMI'IK. Sun The tii'iiii'iiijiiiis fulluwine for baskrllull in MaLnM.i was underlined b> the prrsrnre of nearly Hi, DUO people at Stadium .Ntfara tonight to watrli the opening reremonv ajid first night's play in the third Asian championMiios. In the Royal
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      Malaysians eliminated
      110 24 MANILA, Bun llatayalan cyclist v Hamaail Ahmad and I.hDV Mow Thim were elininnted c bMU "I 'he 10.000 m masked \ent on the openint; day of the .second AMan amateur cycling championships lierr today. Choy was eliminated when his cyrle chain .slipped before the start o: bat hem
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      RAIN AGAIN FOILS NEB IN FINAL
      399 24 r\3R the second succes- sive year National Electricity Board were frustrated by rain in their bid to win the Government Services cricket final. Last year NEB had declared their first Innings 190 for eight and Malaysian Police had .--cored nine without loss when rain
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      Abu Samah goals put Forces on win trail
      214 24 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysian Armed Forces today won rhe Tun Abdul Razak Cup for inter-state Malays' hockey championship when they beat Singapore 3-0 in the final at Rifle Range Road. Forces victory today was a personal triumph for former Malayan international Abu
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      Robert out of Seap team
      83 24 PENANO. Sun The 18 players to represent Malaysia at mwr in the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur are: Teh Chenu Lee (Seh. G Daniel (Mali. Soo-Toh Kirn Poii; (Pi.". F(«. F(K.k ClHian iPki. Abciullah Noordin (Seh. Yee Sens Choy (Pkp. M Chandran <Scl).! Richard Choc
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      S'pore tourism chief on 'woo top racers to GP' mission
      261 24  - S'pore tourism chief on 'woo top racers to GP' mission JOE DORAI: Singapore, Sunday By {''HE Singapore Government is making ail-out efforts to woo top foreign drivers and motor •ydists to compete in next year's Singapore Grand Prix and has sent its Director of the Tourists Pronotion Board. Mr Austin
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      Lock icon MACDONALD SHOCK IN MACAO GRAND PRIX
      121 24 MACDONALD SHOCK IN MACAO GRAND PRIX MACAO M«r--.»1 Lotus II :rr* lonica; Irnm Frank Orani Wolfkill m E-!vjx» J.icuar. Third ;n I Suiki\ drirint imph i# M.nu-. AH thrp* arr? Hong Kon« rtrUers. The fcwwuUi Albert Poor. Hand and John Kirk, nrrv in a rare filled with ncPoon th broken
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    11 24 KOH THIAM MOCK n MOLLY MEDINA. i.v, .1 f» of
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      260 24 Uiu CLASSIFIEDS if WorH, Ml tmtakmml TAN TO CMEE BErIC I I EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WFOR 1966/1967 EXAMINATIONS ENROL NOW CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, 86-B, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: 7022 i /96b 16. P.O. BOX 1935, SINGAPORE. FOR POSTAL TUITION IN ALL SUBJECTS FOR H.S C; G.C E 0.5.C.; M.C.E.; Follow the
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      56 24 1 SPORTS DIARY KASKLTBALL BC e'ttUp (XL) Vanity v YMSA 'Psntan prelim id «KL>: Korea v India 6 IPCA v A Forces Rifle Rarißei. p.m. 1 Sporr v tag 'T.3o' Mi- Kiia; v PWD r^ai layaia Vletnaw iti-nill matchf!" RVOOCB 1. Pk L 4; 'T AnDTC L Pk Indiana HOCKI.V
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      118 24 SUMMARY BADMIMON Pk o c'abipt 'ipoi.i Men*, .singles .s-llnals: A* 1 Teik Bvee b- s.imchlk 15-9. 10-15. 15-4; Aminuddin bi Tan Big Wall 8-15. 15-in. 15-9 lieni (..mbif.s Is: A.v Tc!k Bwee and J. Kuk ht Nr B;k)H Oh uiid Chonit Tin am 15-3. 15-1 N. All and c ruddin
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