The Straits Times, 8 October 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEOS 150.000 The Straits Times to Natiiiniil Newspaper Ester. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    All the way with LBJ on Oct. 30
    431 1 All the way with LBJ on Oct. 30 ITUALA LUMPUR, lv Fri. A big welcome ;m;iils Presidenl Johnson and Lady Bind Johnson when they arrive here on Oct. 30. The Yanp; di-Pertuan Agong, if fit enough by then, and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will head a YIP party at the
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    Barisan MPs quit
    586 1  -  R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE. Friday New strategy... THE AIM NOW IS TO CARRY ON THE STRUGGLE OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT THE Barisan Sosialis today announced the resignation of all its nine Members of Parliament. All were elected to the former Legislative Assembly, but have never taken their seats in
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    Lock icon Day-old baby in mercy flight drama
    354 1 CHILD IN INCUBATOR AIRLIFTED TO SPORE SINGAPORE, Fri. For more than four hours today a small battery-powered incubator kept a tiny Gurkha, baby alive while the RAF moved swiftly to airlift the child from Terendak Camp in Malacca to the British military hospital here.
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    Lock icon Jakarta ban
    21 1 JAKARTA. Fri— President Soekarno has banned the Indonesian National Front, a loose confederation of political and mass organisations. Reuter.
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    Thai King back
    23 1 BANGKOK. Fri— Kin? Bhumibol. Queen Slriklt and their three daughters returned today from a three-month vacation in England and Europe.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    33 1 MELBOURNE, Fri. Australia's first cemetery for pets will be opened in the Melbourne outer suburb of Rowville this weekend. Many people have already booked plots on 'the fix-mere site. Renter.
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    TAWAU: HUNT GOES ON FOR INDONS
    107 1 From BILL CAMPBELL: JESSELTON, Friday ]t/f ALAYSIAN security forces have so far killed two pro-Communist Indonesian incursionists and captured several others in engagements in the Tawau area. The operation mounted on Tuesday night against elements of the Tentera National Kalimantan Utara is still in
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    Lock icon Blackout escape
    50 1 WEST BERLIN. Fri— Four East German youths tunnelled their way to the West here early this morning, taking advantage of a power blackout which cut the searchlights in the border area. Two of them told police they escaped to avoid being drafted into the East German Army— Reuter.
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    Lock icon LBJ's offer
    26 1 NEW YORK. Fri. President Jnhnsnn today proposed a gradual reduction of Allied military strength in Europe if the Soviet Union reduced It* forces. UPI.
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    Lock icon Indon Admiral dies in air crash
    120 1 Indon Admiral dies in air crash JAKARTA. Fri. Thrre Pakistani visitors and the Indonesian Ambassador to Pakistan. Admiral Eddy Martadinata, wore killed when the helicopter they were flyine in crashed south of Jakarta last night. The Pakistani visitors were Col. Maswar. his wife, and Madame Rauf. wife of Pakistan's Deputy
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    Lock icon Loan pact talks
    46 1 COPENHAGEN. Fri. Thailand's Finance Ministpr. Dr. Scrm Vinicrhayalcul. arrived here today Horn London on a three-day official visit to Denmark M Ruesi ol the Government. Tomorrow, lie will have talks wiih the Danish Foreinn Minister. Mr. Per Haekkerup. on a loan agreement. Reuter
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    Indon PoWs sail home today
    183 1 Indon PoWs sail home today KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. About. 520 Indonesian prisoners of war in detention camps in Johore will K( out at dawn tomorrow on a 250- mile train journey to freedom. Ten hours later, at Port Swettenham. the 520 will go aboard an Indonesian ship, the 16.300-ton Brantas.
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 SINGAPORE TOUR NEW DELHI. Fri. Indian Vice-President Or. Zakir Ilussain left today on a Koodwill tour of Thailand. Cambodia, Singapore and Malaysia— lPl
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      He dismissed coup warning as a false report, court told
      394 2 He dismissed coup warning as a false report, court told SUBANDRIO S TRIAL A POLICE brigadier-general told a Jakarta military tribunal today that he had informed the former Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, of the impending Communist coup attempt before it was launched en Oct. 1 last year. Gen. Suparto.
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      Lock icon SPECIAL RADIO REPORT
      34 2 THE trial of the 52 year-old former Foreign Minister is being broadcast live by Radio Jakarta and monitored in Singapore by Reuter. The trial is in its fourth day. SINCAPORE, Friday.
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      Witness: Aidit and Njoto were also questioned
      227 2 Witness: Aidit and Njoto were also questioned courier from Jakarta, Dr. Subandrio still wanted to stick to his schedule?Yes. On Suparto naid that a PKI leader told him In July la*t year that a "Council nf Generals" was going to launch a coup. (The Indonr*ian fiovrrnmrnt h*% rlalmrri that th»
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      Lock icon LBJ: Why we resumed aid to Indonesia
      115 2 WASHINGTON. Frl. President Johnson said yesterday that the I nited States had resumed aid to Indonesia in the interests of the American as well as the Indonesian people. We think the leaders of that country are doing their best to build a stable
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      Lock icon There were so many rumours at the time'
      421 2 There were so many rumours at the time' ing military training at I.ubang Buaja (Crocodile Hoia) near Jakarta. At one pmn:. the chief judce turned to :isk Dr. Subandno: Before up proceed further. Subandrio. have you unr rierMixxl :(\v!.mony' of '.he witness? Dr Subandrio: Only port at it, which I
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      Looking for trouble...
      296 3 Looking for trouble NEW YORK. Friday POLICEWOMAN NOREEN RIDES SUBWAY IN SEARCH OF MOLESTERS NOREEN Quintan, Jike x so many girls who ride in the dirt and gloom of New York's subway, looks tired around the eyes. But Noreen. more than the others, has a reason tn look tired. hir
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      Lock icon Talks boycott by Peking
      67 3 HONG KONG. Fri.— Communist China has announced it will boycott the sixth congres.s of the International Organisation of Journalists due to be held in East Berlin from Oct. 10 to 15. A statement issued by the All China Journalists Association said the Chinese opposed the meeting
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      Lock icon Where a joke can land one in jail for 3 years
      148 3 TtfOSCOW, Fri. Tel--ITI ling a political joke may in future land a Russian in jail for up to three years under new penalties introduced in the Soviet Union. The penalty for "the spreading of deliberately false fabrications defaming the
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      Lock icon £103,810 for art works
      55 3 LONDON, Pri.— A collection of lithographs and drawings by the French printer Henri ToulouseLautrec fetched £103.810 at a sale here yesterday. The 200 lithographs and 30 drawings the collection of the late theatrical producer Ludwig Sharell and offered by an anonymous American collector were sold by
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      Suicide well
      29 3 CECINA (Italy). Fri.— Ottavto BetUcclnl, 61, a farmer, committed suicide by jumping Into the same well in which his father drowned himself years ago police reported— UPl.
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      Lock icon Mobutu accuses Western nations of subversion
      141 3 I^INSHASA, Fri. President Mobuto yesterday accused Western nations of having "woven a network of subversion" in the Congo. This was the reason he had ordered all consulates outside the capital closed, the President said in an Interview with the official Congolese Press Agency. Gen.
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      Lock icon Bft tall Suleiman, 20, in London hospital
      110 3 LONDON. Fri— One of the world's tallest men, Suleiman All Nasbnush. 22. of Libya, is "progressing satisfactorily" in hospital here, a hospital spokesman sai*i today. Mr. Suleiman, son of a wealthy Libyan business, man. has been in the hospital as a private patient
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      LBJ sends Thompson back to Moscow
      302 3 LBJ sends Thompson back to Moscow BUNKER NAMED NEW ENVOY-AT-LARGE WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Johnson announced yesterday he was sending Mr. Llewellyn Thompson, the State Department's chief authority on Soviet affairs, back to Moscow as Ambassador. He told a White House news conference that Mr. Ellsworth Bunker, the U.S. Ambassador to
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    Subang to have aids for safe jet landings
    246 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. CUBANG airport will soon be ahead of Jakarta, Rangoon, Manila and Singapore airports in approach and landing aids for safer jet travel. Reason: A $500,000 high-frequency beam instrument landing system (ILS) which will be installed by the end of
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    SOS call sailor is rushed to S'pore
    80 5 SINGAPORL. Fri. The British Royal Navy ship Woolafton yesterday took aboard a sick sailor from the Greek freighter Angelina off Tioman L>land in Pahang waters. The sailor was subsequently transferred to the Royal Australian Navy ship Snipe, which took the patient to Singapore.
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    Jurong impresses Formosan mission
    139 5 Jurong impresses Formosan mission SINGAPORE, Fri. ■^The leader of the. visiting Formosan trade and shipping mission. Mr. Yin Zien, today described the Jurong industrial complex as a tangible example of logical, economic and industrial planning. Mr. Yih said that he and his colleagues were very glad to see the prosperity
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    Tin output up
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR Fn Tin production for the first eight i.i inths of this year amounted <" 60.264 tons, an increase of 6.217 tons over the same period l.i t year
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    Lock icon Tan in Rome for 'aid Malaysia9 talks
    137 5 Tan in Rome for 'aid Malaysia 9 talks ROME. Fri. Malaysia's Finance. Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, arrived here from Paris last night for two days of talks of about possible Italian collaboration in Malaysia's development. In PARIS, he conferred with leading bankers and industrialists in a move to step
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    Port labour: Umno branch urges meeting
    70 5 PENANG, Fri Jelutong branch is to ask Penang Umno to call an emergency assembly to discuss the local port labour problem "as a matter of urgency." In a statement today, the branch secretary, Inche Abu Hassan bin Kalam, said the branch viewed with grave
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    Ministers' visit
    37 5 KOTA BHARU. Fri Th« Minister of Home Affairs. Tun i Dr. i Ismail, and the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operative*. Haji Ohazali bin Han Jawi, will arrive here on Oct. 15 for a twoday visit.
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    BOATMAN'S FOOT CUT OFF AS CABLE SNAPS
    92 5 §INGAPORE. rri— A boatman. Abdul Majid Pakii Mohamed. 33. was admitted to the General Hospital today after his right foot had been cut off by a steel hawser. Abdul Majid. of Anson Road, was working on board a tongkang which I was towing
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    The clatter that is tearing nerves to shreds
    155 5 The clatter that is tearing nerves to shreds I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Senior Government officers living in Petaling Hill are sick of the clatter of helicopters. Night after night these machines hover over their homes for hours while young RMAF pilots are put through their paces. "We cannot talk, listen to
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    Assessment on education completed
    93 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The visiting four-man team from the United Board for Christian Education In Asia has completed its 11--day assessment on the need for more institutions of higher learning in Singapore and Malaysia. The team's director of appraisal. Dr. Merton D. Munn. said today that a
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    Small boat smuggling now the big Indon headache
    201 5 Small boat smuggling now the big Indon headache JAKARTA. Fri. Smug«l glinjr between Indonesia and Malaysia since the ending of confrontation has beccome a major headache to Customs and local authorities, the independent newspaper Duta Swasta reported today. The paper said barter trade was increasing daily and smuggling had become
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    The Hashims are back
    42 5 PENANG. Fri. The former Penang UMNO president, Tan Sri C. M. Hashim. returned today after a three-month tour of Europe and Britain. He was accompanied by his wife, his son, Inche Azmi Hashim and daugh-ter-in-law. Che Norilli Azmi
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    Stunt driving thrills
    182 6 Greatest show on wheels opens before capacity crowd in Singapore «i.\(iAroßK. iti. mc Canadian Hell Drivers. Marcell Roy. Tom Howard and Bush Bundy. showed a capacity crowd in the .l.il in Besar «l.t<lnim llirir -kill last niKht. Billed as "I lip Greatest Show on Wheels." Ibe trie's
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    OBSCENE FILMS: 10 TO BE RETRIED
    218 6 IPOH, Friday 'PEN men, among them school teachers and clerks and a caretaker of a Convent school in Batu Qajah, Poong Kow, 32. were ordered to stand trial again by Justice Tan Sri Maclntyre today. The Judge nude the order I" the High Ourt
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    Ju-jitsu day
    30 6 PENANG. Fn The Penariß centre ol :\\c International Ju-ut-ii Institute v. in hold lv annual dinner hp.cl prize-giving hi ita MacAltster Ru.d premises at 1 ii in tomorrow.
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    Beware of subversives: Tawi
    162 6 KUCHING, Friday SUBVERSIVE elements were at work trying to destroy the unity of the people of Sarawak, particularly among the natives, the Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawi Sli. warned today. He wa.s speaking at a reremony a; Kampong Gita Kuching at which he handed over a cheque
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    Frenchman fined $10,000 for smuggling gold
    141 6 Frenchman fined $1 0,000 for smuggling gold QINGAPORE. Fri. A Frenchman. Philippe Cautier. 41. was fined $10,000 today, or a year's jail, by a district court after he pleaded guilty to smuggling into Singapore 28 gold bars valued at $105,577. The court was told that Cautier arrived in Singapore yesterday
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    Gotong royong classroom
    39 6 PENANG Fn -AbOVI M) student* of the BukK Pinang adult education clan Bhli'k Pulhu. today launched a scions royonfl pi to build a om. Fund* for this wtw rai.vc! fmni I the Itadenta »nd tin* villagers
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    Art exhibition
    36 6 PENANG. Fn The Penang Arts Council «ili hold us 12th Local ArtuU Exhibition .<i thr Penang Museum and Art Gallery in Farquhar Street from Nov. 28 to Dec. 31 Entries close on Nov. 5.
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    FORMER TOWN COUNCIL CHIEF FREED ON BAIL
    186 6 FORMER TOWN COUNCIL CHIEF FREED ON BAIL (JEREMBAN. Kri. A former president of the Srmnban Town Council, Mr. P. Gurnam Singh Gill. 40, wa.s arrested yesterday and released on $2,000 bail. He will appear In court on Oct. 18. The charge, the police say, comes under ••special crime." Mr. Gill
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    Postal order rates up
    64 6 KUALA LUMPUR. PTt The .■-cilinß pnce.s of Bri'uh postal orders ifrom I* to 21* i past oflue.s and panial «genci«« in the country rive be*n inCMMd by four criu*. the Ministry of Works. Poms and T>lecnmnVJnicfttionß, announced today. There >. however, no mere*** in the selling
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    Witness: I saw family attack doctor
    463 7 COURT TOLD OF KICKS AND CLOGS IN DISPENSARY rcjivtWiKj, rnaay. A WITNESS today testified how he saw three sisters and their younger brother kick and assault a doctor in his Pit Street dispensary on Sept 12 last year. "The girls threw dogs at him
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    Beware of our hidden enemies: Sultan
    118 7 Beware of our hidden enemies: Sultan V \li \K ULK.NJLM PH. 3 The Sultan of Selangor today warned bis subjects to be on gruard against attempts to divide them. He issued the warning when he opened a new mosque at Sungei Panjang near here. He said: "I would like to
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    Import quotas announced
    73 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry <>f Commerce and Industry announced today that the import quotas for animal feed and joss papers for the current quota period w hich commenced last Sunday and ends on Jan. 1 next year, are 50 and 10 per cent respectively of 1964
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    Helping hand...
    33 7 KANGAR. Pi ntli BrMT. Tan Sri Slirikh Alined. Vtll I join 500 Kamponu Jelempok re.Mri*n:>. ;n a eototiK royonu project on Oct 15 to build a road to their i IcamporiK
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    Umno man dies
    27 7 I'tNANO. Fii.— lnchc Othmnn bin Sh.ukh Ibrahim 61. treasurer of thr TlUtJong Bunsah. t'MNO Division, died at his Tan mug Tolcong home last night
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    Blue films: Man pleads guilty
    61 7 KUAI.A I. UMPUR. Fri— Choo Lim Pal. alias Chow Yuen Onn. 39. today pleaded guilty in the magistrates court here to charges ul Dossessing lour reels of obscene films and negatives of obscene films ho «ru arrested by the po.ire Jn I a huu.-e in
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    I'm your husband's wife, she was told
    243 7 I'm your husband's wife, she was told SINGAPORE. Fri. The High Court heard today of a midnight encounter between two young mothers each claiming to be the lawful wife of Yap Soo Hock, 26. a detective. Madam Wong Foong Meng. one of the women, recalled the incident after estaolishing in
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    Chinese language issue: Penang MCA meeting
    166 7 DENANG. Fri —The 1 Penang State MCA will hold a delegates' conference tomorrow to discuss the adoption of Chinese as a language of common usage in the country. "This does not mean that Malaysian Chinese do not accept Malay as the national language." Mr.
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    Compulsory arbitration 'will not ensure respect'
    116 7 Compulsory arbitration 'will not ensure respect' 11/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Compulsory arbitration, like an arranged marriage, does not ensure love and respect among the partners. Mr. P.P. Narayanan, general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers, said this yesterday in a talk to the Petaling Jaya Lions" Club. Compulsory arbitration.
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    300,000 VACCINATED IN SARAWAK
    155 7 1/UCHING, Fri. Smallpox vaccination teams in Sarawak have vaccinated over 300,000 people in I the past 10 days. So far only four cases of i smallpox have been con- firmed. All are in the General Hospital here. The Director of Medical I Services today clarified a
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    Students' union hits at varsity council
    233 7 I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The University of Malaya Students' Union today charged that the University Council had consistently adopted the role of a "bene*volent feudalists lord of the manor." The council, a union statement said, had refused to accept the fact that .students were not
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    'Freedom' for Ngee Ann College call
    1292 8 'Freedom' for Ngee Ann College call REVIEW TEAM'S REPORT... SINGAPORE. Tri XHiKK ANN COLA LEGE slxmld I* reorganised as an independent institution under its own council, instead <>l l>eing fully dependent on the Nsee Ann Kongsi. During this interim period, the college should be reorganised into a community college, with
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    Jek: Union must look after social needs
    309 8 Jek: Union must look after social needs SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister lor Labour. Mr. J<k Yeun Thons. has said that the protiivs.s of a trade union depends not only on the efforts of its leaders in the industrial front hut also on wVn planned programme* '<> mccl the educational and
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    7,700 TAKE SPCA PLEDGE
    123 8 7, 700 TAKE SPCA PLEDGE SINGAPORE. Fri— About 7.700 children from 15 schools have so far responded to the Singapore Society fqr the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal.s schools' programme which started on Sept. 9 They have each taken the pledge "to be kind to animals and birds, to do
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      175 8 *-MV SHOUIP YOU TAKE J -J-.. .WITH THAT WILP ASTEROID RUT W*<AT IF THAT/ THAT'S A CHANCpI OCPS »»I.ACE BACK BECAUSE X ONLY T\*O YEARS AWAY, SAXOM WA«JRIOR I I'LL HAVE TO SL" V\HO E\EK \^T~ there in the r oom't think the stakes are ju6T turns Out to be
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  • Article
    Malaysia cannot borrow from New York
    201 9 Malaysia cannot borrow from New York KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia will not raise any loan from the New York money market this year, because of the high rates of interest prevailing there, the Governor of Bank Negara, Tan Sri Ismail bin Ali, said today. Speaking to newsmen at Subang Airport
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  • Article
    First Lady to open big hobbies show
    104 9 SINGAPORE. Fri— Puan Noor AUhah will open an exhibition and competition of creative hobbies at the NTUC Hall In Shenton Way tomorrow at 10 a.m. Organised by the Singapore Red Cross Society, the exhibition will Include a large collection of handicrafts. paintings, mosaics,
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    'Ideal Home' show
    26 9 SINGAPORE. Frl —The Young Women's Christian Association will hold an 'Ideal Home" exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Nov. 9 to 15.
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    JAILED FOR TAXI HOLD-UP
    99 9 SINGAPORE. Fri— Leong I Chiat Kow. 24. who plead- Ed guilty today in a dis- trict court to joining three 1 others to rob a taxi driver while posing as fares, was S sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment. Chief Inspector E. H. Sheares. prosecuting, told 1
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    Big family survey gets under way
    412 9 Big family survey gets under way HOW SINGAPORE LIVES AND WORKS... SINGAPORE. Frl A SURVEY of how Singapore lives and works, wluil the people earn, how their children arc educated, how they are housed and how they travel to work, has just begun. The survey, which is expected to be
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    What an MP can and cannot do: Ho
    108 9 SINGAPORE. Fri Mr. Ho See Beng, MP for Bras Basah. will conduct a house-to-house visit in his constituency on Sunday to explain to his constituents what he can and cannot do to solve their problems. Mr. Ho. in a statement today, appealed
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      283 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (10). 1. Fifth In clear water In Esmi 5. Record music? <4 > 13". C. Poor Gore follows quite brliikly 8. Quick means of dispelling i7i. gloon,? ilOi. 7. Buffer* through rows of rtrli9. He makes some unusual an (4, 3, 8). answers (4). io. May
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    DEATH
    23 10 M Wnrd, tit I Minimum} w^.idzala suddenly at Amman 7«rdsn. on Sunday, SMk Seayember >an, «**rtjr betoved hwshaaa of Hit* inee fsttiri.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    52 10 M Wnrit Sit (Hiotmrnm) r-AMILV OP LATI Chan Wls* Cbss. Ipoh thank relatives and friends for their contfolencm, donations, wreaths and attendances during tfcerr recent bereavement THI FAMILY OF tbe late Mr. Jormri- K.ihru thank relatives snd fnenda for their telegrams eodoleaces. nieath*. donation*, asamtssce. and svenrtanre dunng their
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    103 10 WoriM Sit (Mlmimnm) COCKPIT HOTEL'S "R WSTTAPIL" I* aervsd Haturdiy and Sunday Lunoh Renorvatlons *****. DONALD MOORE GALLERIES a»■oun. tiMt the Singapoie ahop Is now remaining open until 8 p.m. everyday except Saturday and Sunday. MINT. SHOP'S ARTCRAFTS make fine glfta. See our aelectlon of wood, j Ivory tenk
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      Johnson's Visit
      679 10 President Johnson's visit to Kuala Lumpur at the end of this month will lift to new heights of cordiality a relationship which has always been good. It will be a historic event, the first time Malaysia has played host to an American Head of State. That Malaysia is
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      S'pore Survey
      323 10 Singapore planners have long been frustrated by a lack of basic information on many 'of the problems they placed before them. The last census I was in 1957, and the years since then have seen such remarkable changes, in population and in the economy, that projections based upon
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      Going Home
      183 10 The 500 Indonesian prisoners of war who leave for home today are fortunate. They have been well treated, given the benefit of the doubt in a military situation which left their status open to almost any interpretation. They are fortunate too in the turn of events in their
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      Hawkers in the housing blocks
      236 10 T REFER to the letters in the Straits Times by "Anti-Slum" and "Resident" regarding "hawkers stalls" in Bukit Ho Swee and Kampong Arang Estates. Hpwking in Singapore has become an islandwide problem which cannot be solved overnight. The Housing Board In conjunction with the Hawkers
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  • Article
    Traders who go into business to lose
    943 10  -  JOE HAGGERTY by NEW YORK, Fri. THE United States is probably the only country in the world where some people go into business for the express purpose of failing. But. of course, there's a reason and a good one. For this upside down
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    India s super shops to fight rising costs
    811 10  - India s super shops to fight rising costs Cyril Dunn by NEW DELHI, M. THE HARD-PRESSED HOUSEWIVES ARE APPLAUDING TO sustained applause from the hardpressed housewives of her capital, Mrs. Indira Gandhi has launched a direct and original counterattack on rising retail prices. Having tried In vain to freeze the
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    Arrests foil bloody gang showdown
    182 11 Arrests foil bloody gang showdown SINGAPORE. Fri. Police arrested the headman and six fighters of the Leng Hor San secret society in a pre-dawn raid in the Havelock Road and Covent Garden areas yesterday. The arrests followed police action on Wednesday which had prevented a bloody clash between the gang
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    Lock icon Envoy Kuok in Amsterdam
    43 11 AMSTERDAM. PTI. The new Malaysian Ainha^sadnr to the Netherlands, Dato Philip Kuok Hock Khee has arrived here to take up his post. The Amba.s.sador. ulm companied by his wife and rtauish. ter. will t>e .stationed in The Hague.— Router.
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    Lee rebukes students
    604 11 FORUM DETAILS WERE IN PRESS BEFORE HE GOT LETTER ABOUT IT SINGAPORE, Friday. r J^HE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kunn Yew who had accepted an invitation by the University of Singapore Students Union to a public debate on academic freedom, today rebuked the union for showing a
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    Yellow top look for all S'pore taxis
    83 11 CINGAPORE. Kri. Singa--0 pores 3.200 licensed taxis will soon have a new two-tone look a black body with yellow top. This new look, recommended by the taxi review committee headed by Mr. Milton Tan. has been accepted by the Government. A Government statement,
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    Motorbike theft
    21 11 PENANG. Fri— A printer, Teoh Enc Lim. 25, today lost his motorcycle which he had parked in Malay Street.
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    $650,000 loan to Cast Iron Products
    103 11 JJUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Ltd. today announced that It has granted a loan of $650,000 to Cast Iron Products Ltd. to help the company purchase plant and machinery for a factory at Petallng Jaya. Total cost of the project, which
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    Fire destroys sawmill
    56 11 IPOH. Fri. Fire last night destroyed part of the Sang Mm Sawmill in the Menglembu lißht industrial area causing an estimated damage of 1100.000. The workshop, housing the machinery, and the carpentry section from where the fire started, were destroyed. A fire eng.ne put out the fire
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    For leaders...
    32 11 PENANG, Frl. Forty leaders of youth clubs in Penan* and Province Wellesley will attend a three-day Wderihip course at the Youth Civics Centre, Farquhar Street, from Oct. 14 to 16
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    Miss S'pore contest is scrapped
    408 11  -  ABUL FAZIL By SINGAPORE, Friday. gINGAPORE will NOT be represented in the Miss World contest in London next month. Organisers of the Miss Singapore-Miss World Contest scheduled to be held at Raffles Hotel tomorrow decided today to opt out of the contest. No reasons were
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    Our girl Olivia bids for that world trip
    154 11 Our girl Olivia bids for that world trip OLIVIA leoh Maylla v (above), a Straits Times reporter. i«, the second girl to enter the Miss Tourism Singapura contest the highlight of Tourist Week 1966. Miss YeoU. 21. matriculated from the University of Western Australia two years ago. This is her
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    Varsity talk
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Fri The Rev. Sister Sumitra Kennett fornu>r Miss Pri?gy Teresa Nancy Kennett. of Sussex. England, will give a talk on "The Right, Concept of Zen and Buddhism.' at the Unlversitv of Singapore on Monday at 8 p.m.
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    REJECT THIS DEPENDENT ATTITUDE, URGES ONG
    90 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Education, Mr Ong Pane Boon, has urged the people to reject the old thinking that a small nation must rely on Digger ones for its survival. Natural resources and size, he said, do not necessarily make a nation strong.
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    810,000 offer to save that wooden Istana
    170 11 810,000 offer to save that wooden Istana ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A $10,000 promise by a Malaysian, who wishes to remain anonymous for the present, has saved a 78-year-old wooden palace, "the finest in the country." from destruction. Three days ago. Hajl Mubln Sheppard, former Director of Museums, told th« Straits
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    2-day visit by Thai Minister
    67 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tht Thai Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Phra Prakhas Sahakorn. la due to fly In on Monday for a two-day visit. He will (all on the Singapore Mim.-Wr for Law and National Development, Mr K. W Barker, and then visit tlm Houmiik and Development
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      The last freedom for UTS teachers
      118 12 rpHE Minister of X Fducation and his Assistant bemoan the fact that 150 teachers in the East Coast States, have resigned, bat who is responsible for this situation? Tbe Ministry, In creating the Unified Teaching Service, dangled one rotten carrot before the unsuspecting teacher
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      AFTER FIVE YEARS ON THE EAST COAST
      131 12 INCHE Khir Johari has castigated the 130 teachers in the East Coast who have resigned for "snirking their responsibilities But the teachers' action is beyond reproach as it was carried out in accordance with the U.TJS. ruling of the Government. The clause on
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      Plane wait
      90 12 I AM fascinated by the reasoning of the Superintendent of Parking at the airport who says that the recently introduced 40 cent parking charge is to discourage the people who were staying on long after the planes had departed. He cannot know which cars have come to meet
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      Tax letters
      105 12 I wrote to the Income Tax Department in September last year pointing out that they had omitted to deduct the wife and child allowances from my assessable income in their assessment for 1965. I was advised to pay the tax within the prescribed period with their promise that
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      Courtesy
      37 12 ttUS drivers and conductors should be given thorough and intensive in-service courses on discipline and conduct. It might cure the intolerable rudeness with which some of them from one company treat passengers. R. YAP Kuala Lumpur
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      Favoured
      49 12 STUDENTS of the Raffles Institution in Singapore received application forms last week for the Colombo Plan undergraduate scholarships. My school was not informed, nor were others Including some government schools. It Is now too late for action, but why was Raifles Institution favoured >ii this way? RICHARD Singapore
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      Poison pets
      81 12 IN my school days I collected centipedes and scorpions. I removed the sting lrom these creatures and quietly put them in the pockets of my classmates. In due course my friends feared them no more and they aLso started collecting them. There is no need to live dangerously
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      ORDEAL BY WAYANG
      174 12 OECENTLY my family suffered an ordeal similar to that of Jayne Lim. (S.T. Uct. 1). In this case, the wayang stage was erected across a narrow lorong from window to window of opposite houses. For four days and nights we had to endure the deafening staccato of
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      Untitled
      44 12 MALE counter clerks at 11 the Registry of Vehicles In Maxwell Road take pleasure in causing embarrassment to girls who have to go there for Highway Code tests etc. This has been my experience and also that of a Kirl friend. ALICE TAN Singapore
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      Immigration and missionaries
      434 12 I REFER to the letter from the Rev. Yap Kirn Hao of Kuala Lumpur headed 'The shock for missionaries." For some ten years past it ha& been the policy of Government not to grant permanent stay to expatriate missionaries and such ancillary workers who have been allowed
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      VOLKS IN THE GARDEN, CHOIR AT MIDNIGHT—
      104 12 UAVE you nearly had a Volkswagen drop into your garden in the middle of the night? Or been reluctantly entertained by a dance band in the small hours, with the added treat of an all male "After the Party" choir thrown in for
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      oRDERS for the Professor
      65 12 oRDERS for the Professor I READ with some cobsternatlon the now* about the Professor of Surgery in Singapore i>*mg relieved of his administrative duties. There must rarely h# a satisfactory explanation. Vague statements from our Health Ministry .sayIng that things are working out well do not help to clarify the
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      Untitled
      56 12 MY experience of Singapore driving testers: to my "good morning" I received a scowl, the questions (Highway Code test) were barked out, then, my licence wu flung back at mo. I wasn't even told whether I had passed. The wowl remained. But this was nothing compared to the treatment of
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      New British bid to end war
      423 13 George Brown outlines detailed plan for a settlement of the Vietnam crisis LONDON. Friday. UHITAIN made a major new Vietnam peace Did yesterday by setting out a detailed plan for a settlement, and serving notice that it would press Russia hard to join in
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      Lock icon IT COULD BE KEY POINT AT MANILA SUMMIT
      224 13 -nam once it had been agreed in principle that a I conference should be held. It aho urges that both Rides should give simultaneous orders to stop any new aggressive actions as a prelude to a ceasefire. The conference gave massivp endorsement,
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      Lock icon East Germany releases jailed Briton
      88 13 BONN. Fri. East Germany yesterday unexpectedly released Arthur Wilbraham. 29-year-old Briton .sentenced la.st November to four years' jail for trying to help Ea.^t Germans escape through the Berlin Wall to the West. Mr. W ll bra ham is understood to have reached London already and
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      Lock icon Rhodesia debate
      23 13 UNITED NATIONS. Fri— The General Assembly's trusteeship committee has decided in open dtbate on the situation In Rhodesia next Tuesday. Reuter.
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      A mystery virus kills children in Spain
      102 13 MADRID. Fri— A mystery i virus producing symptoms of paralysis has killed four children and affected 10 others in the Albacete province of Central Spain in the last two months, health officials said here Dr Garcni Orcovcn. directorgeneral <>i the Health Ministry j*id
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      Lock icon CALLING ALL CASANOVAS
      127 13 DAVENNA (Italy) Fri. Casanovas from all over the world have been invited to a rally next spring to discuss the problems of having the same name as the famous 18th century seducer. The Fir>t international Rally ot Casanovas will be held In Milano Marittimo on the Adriatic
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      Lock icon $135 mil aid
      31 13 KAIMANDI V:. llc Usinile Premier Mr.v Indira U.indni announced that India will fly« N.paJ l'Ss4s 3 million in «id (<>r its current five /ear I plan— AP. I
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      MPs bang desks over a S. African gift chair
      126 13 MPs bang desks over a S. African gift chair \IASKRI. (Lesotho), fit Uproar broke out in the parliament of newly independent Lesotho (formerly Basutoland) yesterday when a South African representative tried to hand over a gift of a Speaker s chair. The gift had been offered to mark the attainment
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      The modern answer to a maiden's prayer
      114 13 DEEP in the heart of a London business house a computer goes bleep." And out comes the answer to the lonelyheart girl's plea where is Mr. Right? Seen at work in the computer room are the people behind the scheme —Miss Willow Winston.
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      Lock icon Sailor's lone Atlantic crossing
      142 13 I^ASTLETOW NBE R E £j ilrish Republic*, Fri.— A gaunt British sailor. Lieut.-Cmdr. George Fairlle. 42. sailed his battered 23foot boat. Dawn Star, into the tiny harbour here last night after a long 44-day crossing of the Atlantic. His two-and-a-half ton Bermuda rigged boat was covered
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      Lock icon Paternity suit peer faces a claim for £9,000
      169 13 Paternity suit peer faces a claim for £9,000 ONDON. Fri. Lord Angus Montagu, alleged to be the father of a baby left in a fashionable London restaurant last week, now faces a demand for £9.000 which the childs Australian mother claims she lent him. A writ claiming the money .vas
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      Lock icon Election coming to Guam
      43 13 WABHINOTON. Fn.— The Senate interior and Insular affairs committee has approved Bills 'r> provide for the popular election of Governors and Lieutenant Govpnors of Guam and the Virgin Islands. The House of Representatives had earlier passed the Bills— AP
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      Lock icon The day Brett, 2, climbed an 80ft. aerial
      152 13 The day Brett, 2, climbed an 80ft. aerial AIELBOURNE. Fri. ifl A two-year-old boy climbed yesterday to the top Of an 80ft television aerial at Birehip. 200 miles north of here. while his mother, police and firemen looked on helplessly. Ho w .v eventually brought down by a milkman who
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      Lock icon A mechanical heart ready
      74 13 INDIANAPOLIS. Fn. ScieD. (Ms Bt Indiana University today announced the development of a complete mechanical heart which they were ready to implant in some patient who would otherRise be certain to die. The device differ* from artifl:ial hearts or pumps developed by nther medical te;ims since
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      Wheat for Pakistan
      31 13 RAWALPINDI. Fri.— The United State.-- yesterday agreed to *upplv Pakistan with mere than US$26 million worth of wheat and olhrr food grains in the next fow months.— UPl.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    47 14 Ward* Mi Wmimi.m) MR CHIAM HENC MONC. Dr. ("hum Jooo long, Meiun. 1,'luim See thrlr grateful and heartfelt thanks to thr Oirli' Life Brigade Battalion In forminK a Guard or Honour at the funeral of thr latt Mrs Chlam Heng Bong i re Madam LJIy Lim.
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      1348 15 TO LIVEWPOOL I WEST COAST UK: Out S'pori Sans P. Sham Penan* MEVTOR Havre. I'pool. Dublin, G'go* It Pt. Set 12 Oct 13 PYRRHUS COOI Oct 12 Oct 13 DIMOOOCUS i .treed. Belfast. Glasgow Oct 14 Oct II Oct II 23 Ocl 24 CLYTONEUS Oct 23 Oct 21 Oct 27/2
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      1355 15 I Benuline I EXPRESS SEKVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. mrWATTAU/ For I N ULnAIIQW lofldon nii l) S>ngapon PI. Shim Penang Hull Nit 21 Oet 11/13 Oct 14/11 Oct 111) Hamburg Ntf 31 Rotterdam BtC Antwirp Bit I BENVRACKIE Fof lonaon v Singapore PI. Sham Penjig Hamburg Nn
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    NO PARTICULAR TREND ON QUIET STOCK MARKET
    803 16 From Our Market Correspondent THK stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore was very quiet yesterday with no trend and another reduced turnover of 317.650 units in the trading ro<»ni>. It has been one of the quietest weeks for a lon* time, but prices
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices. Oct. 6 Oct. 7. •Industrials: 93.74 92.46 Tint: 107.43 107.43 S rubber*: 111.07 111.07 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    Straits tin price falls three dollars in Penang
    439 16 ri: price of Straits tin yesterday fell S3 to SMKi.ii 1 per picul with fairly strong support reported at the lower levels. The price fell in sympathy with the drop of v; 8 per ton in London on Thursday afternoon. The estimated
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    904 16 |>l SIM-.ss in and r portrd to 1J the Singapore and Kuala lAjmpur trading: rooms of the Stock Exchanfe yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS! C C M. (2.U00) 51.3S D. i3«.0O0) 11.:i7. iL'.OOO). H C.t. Mlldinn 51*. 67 VL: Ounl.ot 82.M
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 16 /■MINESE Pr.duct Inhino. Sin««day: C.ctnut (il: bulk 5431 Kellers, drum $44; sellers. Clara: Oit./Nav. UK Ctntintnt: t'nquoted. Pspswr: Muntok white SITi scll--s. Sarawak white ***** sellers, specia! Sarawak black SI2S aellera garbled Lampong black SI2& |N| selleri <W~, NLW), AST A Sl4O (N) seller. (100% NLW). Sin ip«rs
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    97 16 'PHI A«i.«»t,.n at Banki In Malay 1 na made thra* change* In Ita ratta to mcrcbaota yraterday (all ratci to SlOOt: Onittd Statu: buyiog TT 32 11 lit. airmail OD 32 13 16. »o d »t 33 5/16 credit billa. 33 9 HI trade bills. Canada: buying TT
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    Rubber crop
    9 16 Nralaa Rubber produced 99.747 lb. in September.
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    Eventful week on Rubber Market
    417 16 A more eventful week of Increased activity arising from iresh factors recorded a peak gain of some two cents from the end of last week state IKB. Co. Ltd. In their current survey of the lOCft] Rubber .Market. The out*et was eaottoni and easier as
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 16 MELBOURNE. Tt\. I LADERS ni.iintained a stead? tone on the Stock Exchang* today. There were few big move» among leaders with BHP galnlni two cents to 55.9J and ICIAN/, lo&ing lour cents. Blue Metal Industries scored another five renta to $1.50 despite Its slightly lower 1965—1966 profit. Base
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 Oct. 7. RUBBER PRICE: 591 cents (down five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5606.«2i (down S3). Estimated unofficial iiiin-iiu m tons (down tonsi.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    252 16 i\t Kll'.li; tirst Ki.irlr ruhrwr 1.0. b. bSBMB iloxrd of ."> p.m. ill Kuala I unipur and Sinajapor* ymttrtmt at S9| saala per ih. down t five n;htlix of a cent Thurxda>'x closina; Irvrl for the po- Mt urn. 1 he lone oTM quirt. K.A.S. and M.K.I SSBBBBf
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    H.K. RATES
    33 16 Ofrti nchanci marKtt 'n H^nij Koni: yesterday th. 11l dollar via quoted at VTiij tor T.T. and 3 75 for Math Sterling was quoted 16 OB on* tail if gold at
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      1577 16 a.USt»aiia'Nt» <.k«L«NO SfRVICU iNOIa PAHIiIAN ANO MR tASI SiRWCM is Frcauatlt Wtuit MtUsvras itian ri: Milrjs aaa Nagaasttiaaai •*n«m s-iJir. S'Pori P. Sitin •VBaat SS2« ':>: sss sS s s 2 s iamira S /.,k v tt i.« •'nST M«»m. ;;r; H v na»» B- -Dam Scon P. Shan *mi«|
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    DI MEMORIAM
    21 17 Ist Ceremony of Madam 8. Ponnammah of Telok Pulai Road Klang. Departed 19.3.65. done but not forgotten. !^>*M»»'*"i»»»MaMilMSJJ JTS»JSSMaMSJ—
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      1012 17 (R i^Tfnt??WTfr7T77P 1 !3^?T3l (Continued from Ptf 14) FOR SALE li Words .<( (Mim.)-Box it rti. txtrm SIASONAL BARGAINS Now For Hed*hret«. Bedcovers, Blank') l-i--dHs tt Men s Swim wear A Sportswear At Luck 17. Orchard Road, s pore. STERIO TUNER AMPLIFIER, turntable, loudspeakers for 1390/- onward. "VH Tat Chuen,
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      807 17 AT YOUR SERVICE IS Word* M <Mi*>- Box it rt'. rxtrm P R I V A T 1 IN VISTICAT IONk GINCV Yip Peng Yaw lovcsucation S»rvi ct (established 19«0) Utorg* Uc Chambers. 200 Cltmsocoao Avenue, Singapore Telephoa* *****. SHOPPING GUIDE (S'oore) li Words tf (Milt.)— Box tt eta. omtrm
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      670 17 ANNOUNCEMENT MR V 8. RAJARATNAM re<sue«t* the kind attendance and participation of friends and relatives at the 31st day j "Anthiyeahdi" C>rrmonies of her beloved husband, the lat* Mr. 8. Rajaratnam, on Tuesday 11.10.66 at 7.00 a.m. at hit bungalow in Moiib, and later to a prayer meeting and reception
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      909 17 TENDERS r J.P.T. TENDER NOTICE, PERAK i Tenders will be received Irom i registered J.P.T. Contractors Class E' i Concrete i and above at Hit Office of the Jurutera Pant dan Tallayer Negerl. Perak. Ipoh up to i I 1200 noon of 12th. October. 1966 1 for the Construction of
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      530 17 IPHI^iV .WHO WANTS MHV to run his OWN BUSINESS Want to earn up to $15,000 or mere per year? An outstanding opportunity awaits you as the licensee dealer of new modern Mobil service stations now under construction in the following areas: IPOH TAIPINC BUTTERWORTH You must be willing to invest
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      Gift for FAM
      33 18 SINGAPORE BADMINTON rpENGKU Abdul Rahman, president of the F.A. of Malaysia, ■■■receiving the annual donation of $8,000 from Mr. W. K. Foster, chairman of the Malayan Tobacco Company on Thursday.
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      Indons arrive with six new stars
      345 18  - Indons arrive with six new stars JOE DORAI B 5 gINGAPORE, Fri. Eight Indonesian badminton players, including two women, arrived here tonight to play in the Singapore open championships which had begun this morning. The Singapore Badminton Association had re-arranged the programme such that none of the Indonesians had to
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      THEY WANT TENGKU TO STAY AS AFC CHIEF
      219 18 THEY WANT TENGKU TO STAY AS AFC CHIEF KCALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman will visit Banrfcok during th* Asian Games to preside at th* eonrrew of the Asian Football Confederation on Dec. 17. The con«rev>, held once every four years, will elect officials for 1966-70. The Tengku. according to
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      Mustaffa. Ismail upset again
      97 18 Mustaffa. Ismail upset again SUNGEU PATANI. Fri. Unseeded Mustaffa and Ismail Hussain created another up.srt in the men's doubles final in the Kedah open tennis championships herr yesterday, when they beat second-seeded Lee Heng Chong and Balwant Singh 6-4. 6-4. MusUffa and Ismail had earlier toppled the top seeds. Gurcharan
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      POSTPONED
      19 18 IPOH. Fri. The Perak Indo-Ceylonese athletic meet scheduled for this weekend has been postponed because of insufficient entries.
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      SUMMARY
      25 18 SOCCKR Ipnh Div 1 KED 6 Ramblers 2. Govt Services: Upon): Perak 7 Railways 3. HOCKEY Govt Services (K. TrengItanu): Trengganu 2 Kelantan 1.
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      It looks an easy win for S'gor v Kedah
      514 18  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN RUGBY UNION By ITU ALA LUMPUR. Fri. Selan**gor, the defending North zoni champions, were surprisingly held to 9-9 by newcomers Malaysian Armed Forces in the opening Malaya Cup rugger match last month. Tomorrow they meet Kedah on the padang
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      US GOLFERS THRASH RIVALS
      289 18 (,<)LK— I-ondon, Fri: Americans dominated the first round of the £16.000 Picadilly World matchplay championship at Wentworth yesterday, finishing with three of them in the semifinals. The semi-final fourth is Gary Player of South Africa. Arnold Palmer blazed his way into the last four with a
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      Varsity United pile up a big lead
      253 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Frday. UNBEATEN Varsity United, a team of graduate* and undergraduates of the University of Malaya, have built up a formidable lead in the Selangor Rugby Union League for the Milsuni Trophy. They are six points clear of their nearest rivals, RMAF.
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      Feaf table tennis meet
      55 18 SINGAPORE. Fn. Par East Air Force \«iii hold their first-ever table tennis championships at Seletar from Oct. 10 to 13. More than 100 players representing bases in Hong Kong, East Malaysia. West Malaysia and Singapore are expected to compete. The women's events will be contested by
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      803 18 WE ARE LOOKING FOR A DYNAMIC PRODUCT EXECUTIVE for a line of locally manufactured and Internationally well know consumer products which already command a major market share In Singapore and Malaysia. The likely candidate, aged 28-35 years, may now be working in an executive position with a major marketing organisation
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      1404 18 i BWLDIHt FOE $AU The Straits Times Press (Malaya) Limited will shortly be moving to new premises at |alan Riong, Kuala Lumpur and will have for disposal the present Press building at 111, Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur. Offers art invited for the purchase of this modern 5 storey building occupying
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      114 18 DIARY BADMINTON Spore Open c'ships i Gulllemard Rd). Heah Cup south zone (S'ban): NS v S'gor tNSCRCi. RIGGER Malaya Cup: S'gor v Kedah (XL padang 5.10). Under-23 c'ship: Johore v Spore (J. Bahru). Tour match: Penang All Btues v Royal Thai Navy (Western Rd). Friendly: Army Malaya v Armed Forces
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      Taiping Jade looks good thing in Class Four
      1100 19 WITH Toowoomba sent up a class, the way is clear for Tatping Jade (Race Six) to score at Bukit Timah today. Tsiping Jari<> was withdrawn last work to avoid another clash with Toowoomba, who has beaten him twico. On form. Taiplng Jade
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      BEST BETS
      72 19 BEST BETS are Flying Charger (Race Fivel, Taiping |«dt (Race Six) and Half Crown (Race Eight). BEST FORECAST it Halt Crown and Otceola in Race Eight. SPOTLIGHT ON OUT- SIDERS: Pay Roll (Ract Two) won two races over 7f and 8 if •arliar in the season; Little Clement
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      JOCKEY FORM
      67 19 Jockey form gives placwgs of the past 15 mounts of the top 12 riders. Latest placing is on the right. Jockey approximate riding <ihls are given in brackets. Colm (8 1) *************** (olrtnan (7.8) *************** Pretty (7lli *************** PoMifr (79) *************** Nrlson <7.8) *************** Tr*vena t7.12) **********0000 Kingston
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      TIMESPORT SELECTIONS
      151 19 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race I ACTOR Gold Nugget Sov. Grey ACTOR Landaulft H. Menang s. (;rey Actor GoM Nugfet Em* 2 KING B Nakorn Nal Avfi Lenfor A. LENGOR Nakorn Nal Dltton Wood KING B Par Roll Ayer Lengor Raee 3 NOW WHAT OUr* Nob. Choice
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      Bukit Timah runners and riders
      1753 19 GOING FORECAST. Soft to heavy Race 1-1.30 2-y-o Div 'B ($7,500) sVaf 1 Evermore (Boon Wah) Ahmad 8.4 *8o«ldl 4 2 Loyal Scholar (Wong Teo> Rodgers 8.4 Kingston 6 3 ACTOR IV (Shaw) E Donnelly 8.4 (Sr) Colei 8 4 Landaulei (Watt Si Quek) Tulloh
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      HARBRIDGE RIDES SPORTING GESTURE
      138 19 HARBRIDGE RIDES SPORTING GESTURE AUSTRALIAN Jockey Lyall Harbridge. who returned to Singapore on Thursday, will ride Milton Sullivan's Sporting Gesture II In the Oold Cup tomorrow. Sporting Gesture 11. one of the fancied lightweights in the classic, did a dashing 3f gallop in 38 3 5. accompanied by stablemate Zaia.
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      Gold Clip parade
      777 19 Gold Clip parade A GUIDE to the runner* i the $50,000 Singapore Oold Cup over lOf at Bukit Timah tomorrow; I CREDIT BALANCE 111 9.13 (6 bag Power House Lady Darling): Perennial topwelght in big races after his recordbreaking win in lOf Tensku i Oold Cup with 9.2 (Sm 2
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      170 19 ■Ugj H SPOTMATIC with the new 50mm f/1-4 LENS The Asahi Pentax Spotmatic introduces a new concept in cameras with behmd-the-lens exposure meters. The meter reads only what the lens sees. with no interference from extraneous light at all. This is because twin CdS cells measure the brightness of the
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      171 19 NEW YORK CANADIAN PACIFIC is the Statue of Liberty, jets you there the fastest, shortest Broadway. hot-dog«, the U.N. w »y from Hon g Kon 8- through Building. Wall Street, a da tnd the new Cinadi Pacific Airlines— A.r Canada swinging night-life. A «>ute. It s DC-8 comfort all n
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    Priority for more copters for East Malaysia
    176 20  -  V.K. CHIN By Kt'ALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Ministry of Defence is niving priority to the question of more helicopters for East Malaysia to combat the threat from pro- Communist Tentera Nasional Kail mantan I tara incursion istv The Chief of the Air Stiff.
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    Lock icon Razak meets LBJ
    101 20 Talks at White House as Ong and Bundy look on THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, talking to President Johnson at a meeting at the White House on Wednesday. Beside Tun Razak is the Malaysian Ambassador to the United States, Tan Sri Ong Yoke Lin. Mr.
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    DEATHS
    286 20 MRS TAN MING ONC iner Dorothy Poh Lam aged 55 passed away nfflilly on 7-10-66 at 36. Ceylon Road. 6 porf, leaving behind her beloved nuabud, 1 son, 3 daughters, 2 sons-in-law, l daughter-in-law and grandchildren to mourn her loss Funeral 4 pm on 9-10-66 .it Holy Family Church.
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    Talk on Islam
    37 20 SINGAPORE. Fii. A retired Pakistani Government officer. Maulana Syed Mohamed Jamil, will give a talk In English on "Islam" at the All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society's headquarters at Lorong 12. at 4 pm. tomorrow.
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    Annual prayer meeting
    69 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore printing employees will hold their 42nd annual prayer meeting at Sri Krlshnabahavan Temple in Waterloo Street tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Free meals will be provided for the poor. A prayer service will be held at 7 p.m. Mr. D. Gopalakrishnan, of
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    Lock icon Russia throws out Chinese students
    232 20 Russia throws out Chinese students MOSCOW. Friday THE Soviet L'nion today ordered all students from Communist China out of the country in retaliation against the ouster of Soviet students from China in September. All Chinese students are to get out of the Soviet Union before the end of October. The
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    Khir hits Selangor MCA for language issue publicity
    347 20 MUAR, Friday THE Minister of Edu- cation, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, tori a y criticised the Selangor MCA for the wide publicity it had given to its demand for greater official use of the Chinese language "It was unwise of the Selangor
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    LONDON STOCKS
    332 20 liUNUow, rn. me lxmaon stock market was dull today with widespread fractional losses In all sections on Wall St. and weekend consideration. Oils were little changed with the Burmah half-yearly statement still overshadowing the section. The undertone In British funds remained firm although business was smaller than yesterday.
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    Lock icon Chi-Chi and eager An-An: It's still a-go-go
    217 20 Chi-Chi and eager An-An: It's still a-go-go MOSCOvV, Fri. Giant pandas ChiChi and An-An, best known courting couple in the animal kingdom, were together again today, but the British bride-to-be was behaving more coyly than ever. Zoo officials, hopeful they will mate and produce an offspring, a rare event for
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    Death drop at second try
    283 20 Death drop at second try IPOH. Fri. The 15- storey block in the centre of the Sunpei Pari Towers low-cost housing complex here claimed Its first victim today when a bill collector, Chan Wah Chai. 28. plunjzed to his death from the Ilth floor. A crowd «in the cround who
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    No-water areas
    62 20 SINGAPORE. Fri— There win be no water and poor pressure In the following areas from 12 30 p.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow: Cole-nan s.r—t. Nos. 23-1 to 37; Bt. GreRory ri?ne. Nos. 2 to 13; North Bridge Roac. 107 to 167; Hill Street, Nos. 35, 65 to AS:
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      253 20 VAN DER ENDS: To Jan and Utdewijk on Mb October at Assunta Ueipital. Tnanki to doctor and staff. WONO KAW: Between Chin Hens o Mr. and Mrs Wong T»l Wah and Molly Jit NKan d o Mr. and Mrs. Kaw i Hal on 8-10-66. THI MARRIAGE Is announced t>ti' 1
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      173 20 f CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 171 -C, Bencoolen Street, 5, Jolon Ah Fook, P.O. Box 1935, nB P.O. Box 104, Singapore. **rl Johore Bohru. Tel: ***** ***** Tel: 3958 HOME-STUDY COURSES (in all Subjects) 1. Higher School Certificate 2. Cambridge School Certificate 3. Malaysia Cert, of Education 4. General Cert, of
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      52 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore fot the period 8 p.m. Thursday to S pjn. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 72 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 84 75 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 90 73 C. Highlands 73 61 Jesselton 86 72 Kuchlng
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