The Straits Times, 14 October 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times TIIH Natinnnl Newspsiinsr E*td. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Tun is home today
    164 1 Tun is home today KIALA LUMPUR, lV Thins. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul ;i ;i k. returns her c tomorrow after being away for three weeks attending the U.N. General Assembly and holding talks with British Ministers. Flying back with him are members of the nine-man delegation which accompanied
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    U S halts rubber sales
    430 1  -  BOB NG By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday Pending a review... AND TALKS LIKELY TO START SOON ON A NEW SALES PROGRAMME THE U.S. General Services Administration has suspended further sales of rubber from its stockpile "pending a review of the present sales programme," the U.S. Information
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    Moyers leaves with message from Tengku
    240 1 KUALA LtJMPUR, Thursday. JMIK U.S. Presidential press secretary, Mr. Dill Movers, left here today with personal message of greeting from the Prime Minister, Tengku AMul Rahman, to President Johnson. Mr Moyers disclosed this to newsmen at the Subang International Airport before his departure for
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    Lock icon Arsenal in a home
    50 1 JAKARTA, Thurs—Machineguns, rifles, hand-grenades and cases of bullets have been found at the home of a Chinese Communist who was caught hiding a top Communist leader. Sakirman. in Central Java, it was reported today. The man has been identified as Loo Ping Yam. a photographer. AP.
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    Lock icon A pilot's last mission
    56 1 SAIOON. Thurs. A fighterbomber pilot of USS Oiiskany. one of those briefed here last night in the presence of U.S. Defence Secretary. Mr. Robert McNamara. failed to return from his mi.-Mnn over North Vietnam. His A-4 linht jet Skyhawk \us hit by Communist ground fire and
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    Lock icon Party shake-up in N. Korea
    48 1 TOKYO. Thurs— North Korea today announced a shakeup In Its party structure. Communist chief Kirn 11-Sung's title was changed from Party Chairman to General Secretary of the Central Committee. A six-man Presidium of the Central Committee, headed by Kirn. was also created. AP.
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    A 48-hour curfew as forces hunt Reds
    573 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD From KUCHING. Thursday AN intensive search and screening operation was mounted in Hie Kapah and Baki areas of the Kuching-Serian Road today ;is the hunt went on lor Communist cadres who have been setting ui> a rebel training group for the
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    Lock icon Rusk also coming Million more
    93 1 Rusk also coming Million more CANBERRA. Thurs. Australia's population grew by 1,036.303 to 11.544.691 in the five years between the June 1961 cetuw and the census last June The pqpuialion comprised 5.812. 301! males and 5,732.389 lemale.s— Reuter WA S II I N Ci TON. Thurs. U.S. Secretary of State.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    59 1 LONDON. Thurs. To stay alive, two young children here, Christopher Miller, nine, and his sister. Sarah, five, eat about 10.000 pills a year between them. If they don't they will die, for both .suffer from a rare glandular disease. The disease, incurable, has cost the National Health
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    Tribunal chief denies pressure
    93 1 Tribunal chief denies pressure JAKAKTA Thii.v I*l pmMtal judge of the special military tnhiin.il denied today that anyone had lorccd it to take a ■Sftct line in the trial of former l-orcign Minislir. Dr. Subandrio. LI. Col. Mi Said, in an interview with a stndrnt newspaper, published today, said that
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 KM BASS V FIRE TOKYO. Thurs. EmkMQ <>f I'nited Arab Republic was heavily damaged by fire here tonight No injuries reported.
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      12 1 GtItMANY S gm W\ BEST IN FASHION <Sk abermain Rrgnltrtd Tradt Mark
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      Rusk: We'll use power with restraint
      268 2 Rusk: We'll use power with restraint W\ S HING TON. Thurs. Secretary of State Mr Dean Rusk, pledged last nifht that the Inited States wuuld use its military power in Vietnam with restraint and would avoid all out war which ctuild lead to world conflict with hydrogen weapons. Mr. Rusk,
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      25 2 PEOPLE have a constitutional right to be stupid. hv Judge Pmil Nuttrr. rejecting a petition seeking to ban the Ku Klux Kian in California.
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      Lock icon Crash kills pilot
      17 2 BRUSSELS. Thurs. A Belgian PI 04 Starflßhter crashed venter- <i»v. killing the pilot. Reuter.
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      £20 chess set—made by a prisoner
      89 2 £20 chess set— made by a prisoner ART flourishes in some odd places, like prisons And the grimmer they are, the more talented the prisoners seem, said Lord Stonham last week at the opening of an annual show of prisoners' exhibits. Lord Stonham, Home Office Under -Secretary, said: "Bnvidmoor seems
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      Lock icon PRICE OF BRITISH CARS MAY GO UP AGAIN
      176 2 T ONDON, Thurs. ±J Car manufacturers may be forced by the Government's economic squeeze to increase their prices for home and overseas sales, the head of the British motor industry forecast yesterday. The warning came from Sir Patrick Hennessy. president of the
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      South Africa threatens war on United Nations
      264 2 South Africa threatens war on United Nations I TNITED NATIONS. Thurs. South Africa has threatened to npht if the United Nations tries to impose its own administration on South-West Africa. The warning came from the South African Foreign Minister. Dr. Hiiqard Muller, last night, after the General Assembly here had
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      Lock icon US concern over sale of British computers to Mao
      179 2 US concern over sale of British computers to Mao U/ A S HINGTON. Thurs. The United States has expressed its concern to Britain over the sal* of British-made computers to Communist China, State Department officials said yesterday. They denied, howrvpr that the United States had registered a "strong protest." as
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      Parliament gets list of tax defaulters
      93 2 From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA, Thurs. Farmers srazlers and doctors head the list of 61fl defaulting taxpayers In the annual report presented to Parliament by tht Taxation Commission. Also on the list Is the former leader of the Queensland Labour Party, Mr. E. D. Duggan.
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      Lock icon Baby for Anna
      35 2 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs —Act res»--sinßPr Anna Maria Alberghrtti gave birth to a 61b. daughter yesterday The child, named Alexandra, is the ftr.st for the Italian-born star and her husband. director Claudlo Guzman. AP.
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      Lock icon Judge exonerates man hanged 16 years ago for murder
      339 2 LONDON, Thursday A MUCH disputed murder case of 16 years ago sprang into the headlines once more last night with a judge's ruling that the man who was hanged probably didn't do It. The disclosure provided fresh fuel for the controversy
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      Lock icon A widow wins £4,000 damages from lawyer
      149 2 I ONDON. Thurs. A widow has been awarded over C 4.090 damages because a lawyer failed to warn her about her American lover, a confidence trickster. A High Court judge said the widow. Mrs. Kuth Neushul, 50, saw American Harry Fleischmann as a
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      Lock icon Heath pledges to rally the voters' support for Tories
      319 3 BLACKPOOL 11 Thurs Mr. Edward Heath brushed aside indirect criticism of his 15 month old leadership of the British Conservative Party here yesterday and pledged himself to rebuild the Opposition party's electoral popularity. In ;i 35-minute speech to the party's annual
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      Lock icon 007 films-U.S. $100 m Show Biz phenomenon
      108 3 007 filmsU.S. $100 m Show Biz phenomenon >7EW YORK, Thurs.— i The four James Bond !ilms released to-date have so far earned a total o[ more than US$lOO million the weekly show business newspaper. Variety, said. Variety, which quoted reliable sources, said in a front-page article: "If the exploits of
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      Lock icon Harder divorce for Rumanians
      40 3 BUCHAREST, Thurs. Rumania, which recently banned abortion, has now decreed that divorce will be granted only in exceptional cases. A new decree passed by the Presidential Council has tightened divorce regulations and increased court fees. Reuter
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      Lock icon Students to stage march on Delhi
      94 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs Student* from all over India will march on Delhi on Nov. 18 to demand redress of their grievances, it was announced here Mr. Mahdu Limaye. leader of the opposition Samyukta Socialist Party at whose Press conference the student plans were announced,
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      HEAVY COFFEE DRINKERS AND ROAD HAZARDS
      79 3 BOSTON, Thurs.— Traffic safety experts were told here yesterday that road accidents could be cause by drinking too much coffee. Dr. Dale Friend, of the Massachusetts Medical Society, told a traffic safety conference that "excessive use of coffee tends to make people jumpy, jittery
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      Lock icon HEIR TO MILLIONS WALKS INTO A PROPELLER
      153 3 HEIR TO MILLIONS WALKS INTO A PROPELLER RICHMOND (Virginia), Thursday. UANDSOME aluminium heir Richard Roland Reynolds, 29, died yesterday from a head wound he suffered when he walked into the whirling propeller of a US$7O,OOO Italian-design-ed airliner. The accident happened while the grandson of the founder of the Reynolds Metals
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      Lock icon The pill may make women more healthy
      98 3 The pill may make women more healthy f ONDON. Thurs. Wo- men taking contraceptive pills have a better chance than others of staying healthy, according to three London research scientists. The three doctors, from London's King's College anatomy department, reported yesterday that contraceptive pills which increase the amount of destrogen
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      A caviar treat for 1,000
      59 3 VIENNA, Thurs. The unexpected cancellation of Soviet President Podgorny's State visit to Austria yesterday provided 1,000 Austrian old pensioners with their first taste of caviar. The Austrian Government ordered that the gastronomic specialties originally prepared for the gala reception at Schoenbrunr. Castle be distributed among
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      North Sea gas for millions
      50 3 LONDON. Thurs. Two-thirds of Britain will receive natural gas supplies from under the North Sea by the end of next year, Sir Henry Jones, chairman of the Oas Council, forecast today. He told a Press conference these supplies should substantially trim household gas costs. Fteuter.
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      New look uniform and a new mini-bike for nurses?
      95 3 New look uniform and a new mini-bike for nurses? VIODKI. Mary Johnson shows off a controversial design for a uniform for nurses trou-t r suits in white man-made fibre and cotton. She is seen outside London's Seymour Hall where a nursing exhibition opened last week. She is riding an electrical
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    The 'woo' girls
    236 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs THEIR JOB IS TO 'SELL' SINGAPORE SIX new Tourist Promotion Board receptionists have a tough Job ahead of them. Their task Is to "woo" the thousands of transit passengers at the airport and the harbour, and convince them that Singapore should be on the list
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    Rayner—'a gem of a man5
    275 4 Rayner— 'a gem of a man 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. MR. LESLIE RAYNER, the "champion of the under-privileged" children, was laid to rest at dusk today in a simple Anglican ceremony at Bidadari cemetery. Some 400 close friends and people from various walks of life paid silent homage to this lawyer
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    US mobile trade fair opens soon
    83 4 US mobile trade fair opens soon SINGAPORE. Thurs. A mobile trade fair of industrial and scientific laboratory apparatus from America, valued at over $400,000, will open at the Singapore Polytechnic grounds on Oct. 17. for five days. It is the American Export Isbrandtsen Line's fair which has the backing of
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    Mission visit
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Vice-President of India. Dr Zakir Husaln. who will arrive here tomorrow on a State visit, will call at the Ramakrishna Mission in Bartley Road on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.
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    Miss Tourism~only two days to go
    121 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs With two more days to go before the deadline for the Miss Tourism Singapura contest, seven girls have so far sent in their names to take part. The Tourist Promotion Board sponsors of the contest, are convinced that they will get a
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    New look Nantah gets Ministry approval
    505 5 New look Nantah gets Ministry approval SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Ministry of Education has accepted Nanyang University proposals to revise the ordinance governing the institution. These proposals are expected to be incorporated in a Bill to Parliament soon. The main proposals are a revision of the composition of the University Council
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    Grandma jailed one month for adultery
    132 5 MALACCA. Thurs A 45--year-old grandmother was sentenced to a month's jail by the Shariah Court here yesterday for committing adultery. The court was told that I*n t i-ii binte Ahmad, a widow, of Kampong Tranquerah. g'-ive birth to a baby as a result of
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    Yogi brings blessing
    50 5 MALACCA. Thur.s Master Yogi Sri Krishna Chaithanya Bhagavan has arjived here to gi\e his ••darshan" i blessings > to local resident* Sri Bhagavan. founder of the Chaithanya Samaj a new sect n* Hinduism i.s now on a tour of the country to initiate followers into the new
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    Two clerks arrested
    57 5 IPOH. Thurs.— Police .(nested two clerks in a pawnshop In Hugh Low Street her»> last night hen they were involved in a I fight. On P of them. Wong Kok Chin. 24. sustained stab wounds on his face and chest. Police recovered a penknife at the scene.
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    Canal death
    27 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Tliurs. A tliree-y ear-old boy. Sokani bin Jalani- was drowned yesterday in an irrigation canal near Tanjong Piandang- nine miles from here. I
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    Theft from car
    31 5 PENANG. Thurs.— A nurse Llm Gaik Kirn. lost her handbag containing S5O, a cosmetics set and other articles from her car parked In Campbell Street on Tuesday night.
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    $240 theft
    31 5 TAIPING Thuri— A merchant. Mr. K. Mohamed Ghani. has reported that cash and clothing v.orth $240 were stolen from his shop on Main Road here on Tues day night.
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    GERMAN ECONOMIST HERE FOR TALKS
    149 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday A GERMAN economist, Dr. Max Spandau. arrivr ed here today for discussions with officials of the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister's Department. He said that the role of the state in economic development should be limited to planning to ensure
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    Scholarship offer by U.S. Rotary Club
    93 5 IPG H Thurs. The Rotary Club of Ipoh has been invited by the Rotary Club of Georgia in the U.S. to submit applications for consideration for a scholarship. The scholarship will be tiom September next year to June 1968 and the successful applicant will
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    Umno will topple the PMIP: Ismail
    165 5 Umno will topple the PMIP: Ismail IZOTA BHARU, Thurs. —The Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail, today expressed confidence that Umno would topple the PMIP in the next general election. Reason: The people of Keiantan were now getting "more educated." Addressing a crowd of more than 3.000 people at
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    Indonesia to be invited for Koran competition
    154 5 INDONESIA and Pakistan 1 will be invited to take part in the annual international Koran reading competition at the Merdeka Stadium on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1 after an abM-nir of four years in the ta^e of Indonesia and one year in the
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    Malaysian lesson for two top visiting unionists
    223 5 Malaysian lesson for two top visiting unionists IZUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two top unionists from New Guinea and Papua said here today that they had learned a lot from the tradp union movement in Malaysia. Mr. Vincent Eri from Papua and Mr. Joseph Bula from New Guinea attended the 12-day seminar
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    A 10-month mystery
    54 5 TAIPING. Thurs. Police have .still not been able to establish the identity of the man. aged about 50, found hanging from a durian tree in Thomson Road here on Dec. 12 last Mr, The deputy OCPD Crime) here. A.sst. Supt. P. G. de Silva. has appealed to
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    Tarpaulin haul
    22 5 PENANG Tnun.— Thiern brok« in-.o hou.-c in Caunter Hail Road this morninz and escaped \v!:h three larpauhns valued at $200
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    Row over a bikini
    249 6 KUANTAN. Thun Parents of pupils protest at Fauziah's exposure CHAPELY Pawls* binte Nurudin a Miss Malaysia con testant has caused a stir here by appear in{ < n polka-dot bikini in Kuala Lumpur. Those most shaken are parents of pupils Rahman Talib National Secondary School where
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    Shrine is moved
    68 6 Thurs. The Sikh .shrine in the General Hospital grounds is gone removed almost lock, .stork and barrel to a temple in Silai Road. All holy article and furniture wero removed by member?) of the Sikh community late last night more than a vr.ir alter the Sikh Advi>ory
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    31 gamg suspects held
    58 6 31 gamg suspects held QINGAPORE, Thurs. Police early today rounded up 31 suspected thugs as the drive aeainsl Sangstrrs. continued They were picked up in raids nn known gang hideouts in Paya I. rh.tr Road. Cassia trcxcnl, Kampone Arang. Tanioiic Katonc Road. .Mian Nanas. Jalan Reong. kamponc Wak Tanjong and
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    Freight talks to open in Spore
    391 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs SINGAPORE and Indonesian shipping companies are to begin negotiations to draw up an equitable freight rate agreement between the two countries. A three-man team representing Indone- sian shipping interests will arrive here within the next three days for the talks. The fourth
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    1st prize winner
    28 6 SINGAPORE Than. A I non-driver Mrs V T. Ponnuh. ha« won the first prize of the Red Cross Society's donation draw I held la.st Sunday.
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    U.S. ENVOY TO S'PORE SENATE APPROVAL
    132 6 U.S. ENVOY TO S'PORE SENATE APPROVAL SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The U.S. Senate has confirmed the presidential nomination of Mr. Francis Joseph Galbraith as the first U.S. Ambassador to Singapore A career Foreign Service officer. Mr. Galbraith. 52. has an extensive background in Far Eastern affairs. His field alignments have included a
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    Robbed by gang
    39 6 BAGAN SERAI Thur*.— Pour masked mm armed with dagger* broke Into a house in Jalan Kflumpang here on Tuesday morning and robbed its occupant. Ooh Ghlm aeon. 45. oi SBO and a uair of gold earrings..
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    New $60m development loan in Singapore
    196 6 CINGAPORE, Thurs. 0 T h c Government is to float a $60 million loan to finance the second 1966--70 Development Plan, which envisages a total public expenditure of about $1,730 million. A loan for a similar amount floated earlier this year to finance the
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    Tengku to officially open $40 m flour mill
    244 6 Tengku to officially open $40 m flour mill I UMUT, Thurs A lJ simple ceremony will mark the official opening of the S4u million If a1 a Flour Mill at bamar Laut near here by the Prime Minister, fengku Abdul Rahman, on Saturday. The Teniku will arrive here by helicopter,
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    Ooi tells of 'rumours that shook city' when Alliance was in control
    1864 7  - Ooi tells of 'rumours that shook city' when Alliance was in control Oh Kee Tiang and Jessie Leembruggan PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY: 53rd DAY Reporters: PENANG, Thursday TOO MUCH POLITICS IN THAT DELAY OVER NEW MARKET'S FIRST FLOOR STALLS fHE MAYOR. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, alleged today that in 1957,
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    'MY FEELINGS CHANGED AFTER ALL THE INSINUATIONS'
    515 7 'MY FEELINGS CHANGED AFTER ALL THE INSINUATIONS' aware of Mr Lim s grievances, and consicieied they were legitimate Inche Hamid: In this matter you have been the main pei»or. aaataUßf Mr. Lim in his scheme/ Mr Ooi: I will champion the cause of any member of the public with legitimate
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      35 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl <J\l^x7l? TWAT BOW AN 1 t >> LIKKI'-- arbow: vawanjta swootum <//£/»r soaaebocv? VAGCT A LOT J I^PASTEST"\ KfT JT" OFCTT-lER TOYS: G-NJ AllW I i VGO FIND CNE'.J Qfl^| JfjJ/
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    3 SURGEONS FROM SPORE ARE NOW U.S. 'FELLOWS'
    175 8 3 SURGEONS FROM SPORE ARE NOW U.S. 'FELLOWS' SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three Singapore doctors are scheduled to receive fellowships of the American College of Surgeons at a f-eremony in San Francisco tonight. They are Dr. Robert C. K. Loh ol the Ophthalmic Department of the General Hospital. Dr. Laurence Tinckler of
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    She's off to France on a study grant
    90 8 She's off to France on a study grant SINCIAPOKi:. Tliurv— A Singapore school teacher. Miss Wimala Ponniah (above). will leave for Paris on Oct. 17 on a two-Mar postgraduate scholarship awarded by the French Government. She will study Botany at the I'niverxity of Paris. RUm Ponniah. a I'niversily of Malaya
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    Labour court hearings
    66 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Second Industrial Arbitration I Court will resume hearing on Tuesday ot ;< trade dispute between the Sinsapore Manual and Mer- rantlle Workers Union and the Singapore Olan Manufacturers Co. Ltd The iDdUffUtal Arbitration Court will sit on the sime day to resume hearing of
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    Chamber course on currency
    58 8 SINGAPORE Thurs —The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Institute of Indus- tual and Commercial Studies are Jointly organising a 22-le«.-iure eourM on "Currency and Banxing The course, which h to be conducted by a lecturer of the Si-u.«- i pore Polytechnic. Dr. A. W.
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    Court told of robbery bid that ended in death
    586 8 SINGAPORE. Thur« A MAN told a preliminary inquiry today how he had to stop his friend from continuing to stab a woman they intended to rob in her Jalan Batu flat in February this year. Tan Ah Hwa. who at present
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    The birth control drive: New step forward
    346 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs GINiiAPOHE'S family planning |M*ogramine luis mcl with such success thai il is now proposed to extend i!'c programme <>r s;i\injj family planning ;i<lvicr after delivery lo all the I'mnilv planning and population board clinics. In the past, the post-partum programme of
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    No-water areas
    46 8 SINGAPORE Thins WaUi supply to the following areas will bf cut from 9 am to 6.30 p.m tomoirow: Jalan Mamor. Jnlnn Bahagla. Jalan Tenteram, „alan Aman. Kirn Keat A\enue Estate. Kirn Keat Road. Kirn Keat Primary and Secondary Schools, and Kirn Keat Road Clinir
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    Special service at Cathedral
    87 8 SINOAPORE. Thuis— A special service for medical woikers will be held at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Oct. 23. at 6 p.m. at which Dr. Phoon Wai On. Lay Reader of St. James' Church. Pulau Bukom. will be the preacher. The band of the Royal Army Medical
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    Students defy order and stage protest
    214 8 Students defy order and stage protest SINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 500 Ann College students today defied an order by thn principal, Prof Liv Yin Soon, and staged a masi protest meeting inside the college's auditorium in Tank Road They listened for two hours to their leaden condemn the Thons Saw
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    Brotherhood's annual magic contest
    79 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs Ihe International Brotherhood of Magicians. Singapore Ring 115. will hold Its fifth annua: competition at the Cultural Centre Theatre in Canning Rise on Nov. 12 at 8 p.m A banquet will be held at the E.'siem Piilace Restaurant at John Little's Building the next
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      149 8 O*,p Hi, i.j. WmrnHm I POTT KNOW.. SOME L-*- BUT WE CAN'T I OUR TIME -MACHINE THEN T^ TWING HAPPENED /NOW YOU TAKE MEN OF VnONT ACCOMMODATE/ IT'S A I JUNK? ABOUT.' I BUILT THE FIRST TVtERE. BUT n WAS/ KNOW WHY \THE PAST INTO SUCH A LOAD.' BUNCH V
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    25 10 :i> Word. SIS Minimum) MR. ANO MRS. Vincent Frederick DtSl thank relative* and frienda for their presents, good wlahee and attendance at their wedding.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    129 10 M Wor4t ill (Minimum) GIVE GIFTS of taste. Select from ■Hir exclusive range of artcrafta. The Ming Shop 43* inrhard Road Tltzi'atneka iSporei. MAISON MARIE Grand Annual Male, last few days! Prices slashed by ■liiarter on all Itema. 29 Taaglln Road, Spore 10. Tel: 642*27. DONALD MOORB OALLIRIIS announce
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      A Job Well Done
      623 10 Sarawak and Sabah have been cleared of incursionists. Details released yesterday of the 10 weeks of operations which led to the elimination of the enemy tell a story of quiet efficiency which fully bears out public confidence in the ability of the Malaysian armed forces to
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      Publicity Chance
      301 10 At the end of this month scores of foreign journalists accompanying President Johnson will desiend on Kuala Lumpur to create the best opportunity Malaysia has ever had for international publicity. True, these reporters and photographers will be much too busy to attend briefings, to tour rural development schemes
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      Helping Spastics
      283 10 Kuala Lumpur has a fine new centre for treating spastic children— but it lacks the teachers and physiotherapists which would enable it to give full value. Yesterday Professor Sandosham, the recently appointed director of the centre, said the Govern- meat should help supply such specialists, and cited the
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      Incentive for East Coast teaching
      101 10 Incentive for East Coast teaching HE 150 teachers from the East Coast who resigned to return to the West Coast are within their rights under the Unified Teaching Service. Calling them irresponsible teachers is grossly unfair. In fact the Minister of Education and his assistant should be grateful that these
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      Road danger
      195 10 I HEARTILY endorse every point made by E.H.S. Singapore including frustration and fright. Might I add that those cars parked where there is or should be no parking which are not. only a nuisance but dangerous also. The new dual carriageway roads are made dangerous and slow by
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      Untitled
      40 10 r |*HANK you for publishing my letter entitled 'Shelved' <ST. Sept. 23), The result was very encouraging. Four days later, our Association was finally registered and we shall be holding our inaugural general meeting soon. MD FAROUI'K BIN SHAHARUDDIN IVnanc
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    School buses and their passengers
    150 10 School buses and their passengers VrVE have thoroughly in- ostigatcd the comUmUbJ made by 'Victim' iST Sept.3) and have found the allegation unfounded. We have three school buses permanently serving to and from Raub. For the return Journey from school the same three buses are usually stationed at the Raub
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    The bar girl—Vietnam's new literary heroine
    635 10  - The bar girl— Vietnam's new literary heroine WARD JUST 4 by THERE is a new heroine in Vietnamese literature. She is the Saigon bar girl, an innocent from a hamlet who falls on bad times and is forced to take up with an American to make ends meet. The Vietnamese
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    Disunity, and Mao could be the first victim
    663 10  - Disunity, and Mao could be the first victim STANLEY KARNOW NO END IN SIGHT YET TO THE TUMULT THAT HAS SEIZED CHINA by HONG KONG. Thursday AS Communist China enters its 1 Sth year experts here are beginning to question seriously whether the Peking regime can survive much longer in
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      809 10 Eits Tines t Malay Mail lifted edvertiierwenM «J»«T ke handed »c STORACf SUPERMARKET Orchard Koed (Reception, it O.ik COLO STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Rood Naval Sat*. Authorised Aacnrv CITY ROOK STORE LTD. I Winchester House, Collyet Qua*. THE NEWS FRONT f ilieetnck i Supermarket M M ISMAIL 1 Admirolrv Rood.
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      51 10 Now you can give DOUBLE LIFE ADDED POWER hfcfwfeMe at petrol kiosks, etc 9^ Absolutely harmless. y^\ (I packet per box L VI Singapore $2 10. l\A\ Malaysia $2 30. \v^T\Wlim battery needs \V<»v' c 5>S wer¥ °f ttn it's time to USE >/EFER CHARGE Scientific Battery Additive *vSiiM^'>^^^i" >
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      117 10 I CONFRONTATION] I Between MALAYSIA and SINGAPORE This week's Far Eastern Economic Review I EXHIBITION CHINESE WOOD-BLOCK ART REPRODUCTION I DATE: FROM Bth OCTOBER 1966 TIME: WEEK DAYS 9.00 4.30 P.M. (WED. 9.00-3.30 P.M.) 1 PLACE: CHUNG HWA BOOK CO.. LTD., 71. SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE, 1. (NEAR CENTRAL POLICE
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    RAZAK HITS OUT AT BRITISH PRESS
    198 11  - RAZAK HITS OUT AT BRITISH PRESS Arthur Richards From LONDON. Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak yesterday expressed his displeasure at the manner in which facts about Malaysia were misreported in the British newspapers. The Deputy Prime Ministrr told me he was greatly punled and disappointed over "the sudden change of heart
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    Oil company, union pact
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A three-year collective agreement has been .signed between the United Workers of Petroleum Industry and BP Refinery Singapore and BP Malaysia. Thi.s us the first agreement signed by the union and the company .snue it began operation in Singapore two years agfi. I
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    POLICE SEEK FRIENDS OF DEAD MAN
    100 11 WNGAPORE, Thurs.—Police are trying to contact relatives or friends of M. Veerappan. 50, who died In the Tan Tock Seng Hospital yesterday. The man was taken to the General Hospital on Monday by police, who found him lying critically ill on a five-foot way
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    4 more textile factories
    491 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs To be set up by Asian manufacturers, Tariff Board told cotton manufacturers from four different countries are planning to set up textile factories in Malaysia. This was told to the Tariff Advisory Board here today by the managing director of a Johore textile
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    Baby in runaway pram drowns in drain
    80 11 Baby in runaway pram drowns in drain Thurs. A 15-month-old baby boy. Kamaruddin bin Abdul Rahman, was drowned yesterday when a runaway rattan perambulator fell into a <irain in front of his house in Kampong Pinang near here. His mother who had left him unattended for a few moments dashed
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    High School wins trophy
    52 11 MALACCA. Thurs. The Malacca High School cad*t corps beat two other schools over the week-end in the first inter-cadet corps shooting competition to win the William Jalleh trophy. The trophy was prerented by the States Chief Education Officer. Mr. William Jalleh, who uas a former auxiliary
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    Acquittal after apology, handshake
    96 11 PENANG. Thurs. Two RAF men accused of using criminal force on a police officer, were acquitted and discharged today after they apologised and shook hands with Deputy Supt Dershan Singh, in a magistrate's court here. James P. Connolly, 19, and Trevor Pattison. 20, were alleged to
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    Radio missing
    30 11 PENANG. Thurs. An amah. A. Anjalay. 35. has reported to policp the disappearance of a $60 transistor radio set from her employers houte in Mount Evskinr Crescent yesterday.
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    $25,000 mosque
    29 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. The Rural Development Authority has given a $25,000 grant for the construction of a new mosque at Sungei Semambu, about eight miles from here.
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    Barisan rallies cancelled
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Barisan Sosialis have cancelled plans for holding rallies at various places from tonight until Monday hs police today rejected their applications for permit.'-. The rallies were to have been held at the party's former .strongholds like Jurong. Bukit Paniang Pnya Lebar and Tampines
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    Supplementary vote
    23 11 IPOH, Thurs. The Ipoh Municipal Council will meet tomorrow to pass a supplementary vote— the third for this year— of $106,300.
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    His photo was airdropped to bandits during the crisis
    227 11  -  GILBERT WOODEN By Thurs. A retired lawyer, Mr. Ernest Jeff, whose photograph was printed on 10.000 leaflets and ai r dropped to the Communist terrorists in Negri Sembilan during the Emergency, died here today He was 82. Mr. Jeff who lived
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    I didn't consent to go, girl tells rape bid trial
    221 11 I didn't consent to go, girl tells rape bid trial SINGAPORE. Thurt. A maidservant, Wong Soh Mvi, 21, denied in the High Court here today that she had consented to go to a lonely spot in Changl with a driver, Yusof bin Saad, 30, who she claimed attempted to rape
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    Women die in falls from flats
    58 11 Women die in falls from flats SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Two old women fell to their deaths from Housing Board flats yesterday. MADAM LOH AH NG. 72. fell from her seventhfloor flat in Mattar Road, off Aljunied. MADAM Kllll BEL VOW. 61. plunged to death from the second floor of her Duxton
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    11th conviction
    29 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. V Nadesan, 33. unemployed, was jailed for nine months yesterday br stealing $17 from a friend ot> vuly 4 He admitted 10 prevttu* convictions
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      100 11 Now is the time l^jpm to safeguard your baby's health ll* M^M&. You are the only person now who can make sure ftfc? ifl ftk n that your baby will (row up healthy and strong. Hi! HM Take Kalzan D > the P ure c* lcium with Vitamin D uJ^^^^S^^Vt'
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      715 11 T V MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KuaU Lumpur, Tamil; 610 The Disneyland Penanr; Ipoh. Malacca; S. Show: 700 News in English; 10 Johorr Bahru; 4 Taiping-; 7.10 Sports Parade: 7.38 The 7 Batu Pabat; 9 Kluanf. Lone Ranger; 8.00 News in Mandarin: 810 Classical 3.00 P.M.: Opening and Songs; 835 My
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      MOBILE EXHIBITION AT POLYTECHNIC
      198 12 A MOBILE trade fair of IK industrial and scientific laboratory apparatus from America, valued at over 5400.000 will open In the Singapore Polytechnic grounds on October 17 I for five days. It is the American Ex- port Isbrandtsen Lines Mobile Trade Fair wnlch has the backing
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      NEW SHOPPING CENTRE FOR SINGAPORE
      107 12 ANOTHER shoppiiiK centre has been set up in Singapore to help boost the Republic's tourist trade. The new cent re. the Artland Shopping Centre, .situated in Beach Road and was opened for business over the week-end. While It also caters for the Singapore public the
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      ADVERTISING AGENCY APPOINTS DIRECTOR
      123 12 JACKSON Wain Company (Asia) Ltd. announce the appointment of Mr. I. F. Drysdale. F.A.1.A.. a.s managing director. Mr. Drysdale was formerly general manager of Jackson. Wain (Victoria! Pty. Ltd. Before entering the advertising agency business in Australia he was advertising and public relations manager of TransAustralia
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      Two shipping companies to operate single route
      469 12 Two shipping companies to operate single route TWO very old established Scandinavian shipping companies operating services i<» the Far East have joined forces to operate a single service to serve the route. The companies, the Swedish East Asia Co. Ltd., of Gothenburg and Wilh. Wilhelmsen of Oslo, have co-ordinated their
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      Executive from America on visit
      149 12 Executive from America on visit Ttflß. FRANK O. HOLMES, assistant vice-president of the American Express Company visited Singapore earlier this month. According to Mr. D.W. Whelan. manager of the American Express office in Singapore. Mr. Holmes arrived from Australia where he had been attending ceremonies opening the company's first office
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      DIRECTOR MEETS LOCAL AGENTS
      151 12 SINGAPORE and Malaysia have always been good markets for high quality optical products. Like all sophisticated markets, people here have good taste and are very conscious of quality, said Mr. PR. Woodcock, director of Bausch Lomb Optical Co. Ltd., U.K. Mr. WoodcocK, who was in Singapore
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      New office aid now on local mart
      185 12 A NEW form of office aid, which can speed up correspondence and record reports as with speed and accuracy, is being marketed locally. Developed by Gutor International Ltd., Switzerland, the Ultravox dictation method, is convenient, simple to operate and time saving, it is
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      Seiko sponsors competition
      64 12 The Photographic Society of Singapore m conjunction with Thong Sia Co., the local agent for Seiko watches are .sponsoring a colour photo competition. The theme is based on the floral clock at the Raffles Carpark Garden, Singapore. Interested participants should get details from the Honorary Secretary, Photographic
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      Malayan Cement
      42 12 f\U this page on October 5 it was Vf inadvertently stated that Mr. K.L. Lim BSc. had been appointed understudy to the works manager of Sharikat Malayan Cement Berhad. He has been appointed understudy to the works engineer at Rawang.
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      296 12 fi I Kodak > I come to KODAK... See the Kodak VERIFAX SIGNET Copier, step-saver for the large office, do-all for the small. Trim, capable, modestly priced, the Signet Copier can be counted on to speed your office communications and simplify your paperwork. Features a flatbed printer, with an overhead
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    Reds at border plan comeback
    279 13  -  PADMAN GOPAL BID TO RECRUIT SYMPATHISERS From Kota Bharu. Thurs r fHE estimated 500 Communist terrorists lurking along the West Malaysia -Thai border area are trying to recruit sympathisers to stage a comeback, the Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail., said today. Tun Ismail
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    SUBVERSION: WE CAN HANDLE IT, SAYS SENU
    175 13 SUBVERSION: WE CAN HANDLE IT, SAYS SENU ALOR STAR, Thursday. THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today expressed confidence that Malaysia's armed forces and police were capable of tackling any form of Communist subversion in any part of the country. "This subversion Is still a
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    Self-help and the saving it will bring
    68 13 KANGAR. Thurv Public willingess to take part in gotong-ro.v-ong projects will help the Government to save a lot of public funds, the Mcntri Besar. Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad, told 600 villagers at Kampong Padang Besar today. "Under its new policy." he said, "the
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    First RN school opening
    57 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The first Royal Navy school in Malaysia vill be officially opened by the Commander. Pur E«.>>t Fleet. VtceAdmiral Sir Frank TMK on Monday, nem Majedee barracks, ihrce milf^ from Jolioie Bnhru. The school has places for 240 children of British Sen ice per*onnel in
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    Doctor's orders
    23 13 JESSELTON. Thurs Sabah c Deputy Chief Minister Dato C. S Sundang. left ye.-terday for Japan for a medical check-up and holiday
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    A bigger Govt role urged at Spastics Centre
    303 13 j( UA L A LUMPUR. Thurs. Professor A. A. Sandosham, director ol the Spastics Centre in Petaling Jaya. said today that the Governm ent should assume greater responsibility in the maintenance of the centre. Prof. Sandosham. who attended the 13th international conference
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    Hawker's loss
    37 13 SINGAPORE rinu-.v a haw. ker Chew Ka: g lerday rpDorted thr theft of levnaJ bose* of gtx-d.s worth f 1 390 !r<>m 111' \«n .\hirh »~M prfrltfd in from of his honat in Whvmpoa Road.
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    SINGAPORE MAY GET ANOTHER BOWLING ALLEY
    164 13 CINGAPORE. Thurs.— A new bowling alley, restaurant and nightclub will be built In Singapore if proposed amendments to the Master Plan are approved. Under the amendments. North Buona Vista Road and Jalan Taman Warna wil, bci-u:i!i i local shoppino zon. This will permit a
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    First full-time president
    47 13 SVNGEI PATANI Thur.v The Su:v;ci P.it.ini rown Council is exper.rc: to get :ii Drat fulltime preaideni ahn Tipped fin tin i Kedah AasiM*nt State Secretary tur Local Government- W^n D<*u<l bin Wan All. who if due to return from a world tour nest week.
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      115 13 Enrol now at FEDERAL COLLEGE the national gateway to further education by home-study in the Malay medium. Ensure your success in exams for: HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE MALAYSIA CERTIFICATE QUALIFYING TEST L.C.E., Forms 1 aid 2 Govt. Std. 1. 2. 3. MALAY EXAMS. National Language 'all Itvtll) Correspcndenc* Courses
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      232 13 Straits Times Crossword H 1 M ROSS Signify broken p«opi« <4 > 1. Wrltln« lnt*r mi«ht .ulho, 7. Ind by itandlnc drinks in »rran t tment tV. tort of dive ,4-4,--1 tlm B W l <*«»»• What, In book p)HuM« <•) body c,i 13. F»«i rime result? 1 10 >
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    40 14 !t Hordi <IS (Minimum I THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. YeO Yong Hak nee Tan Ah Lek thank reliiiui :ind frunds for their kind condoicDCts, do nit t ions, wrtiilbfl, r*crolls, assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement.
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    21 14 it Words Sli 1 Minimum) THE RESORT World's Favourite Th<- r'reoch-costumu at reduced price. Mocks limited. Olamourette Fitzpatrick Supermarket S'por<
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      968 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT U H ore's St (Mm.) Bo.: it rfs. extra READY FOR IMMEDIATE Uicupa- i tion City To- era. 3 m.s Bulcit Timab Koad Singapore IU. Superior I'O three nediccm .dais and maisonettes all I with separata servants amenities rur oianed luxunouai> by Uiethc.no «od RoT>insons complete M itb
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      997 14 TUITION IS Wordt U (Mm.)-Bmx M rfs. exfr* 1 ASIA UHIVIHC SCHOOL Nsj* MUMK 1 lUIM. Uuai-cootrolied Cars Hourly (5/Uuaraoteeo ftat- «< Ureaard Koad 1 f uure PBunr i'.'.W7 MITT. PIANO LESSONS tor European children adulte conducted at Domes oy qualified ■'Jtj years experienced leacßw. Box A4U7I S.T B'porc. VULETIDE
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      1043 14 FOR SALE 15 Word* St (Mm.)— Box it rfs. txlrm I. SWISH CURTAIN RAIL ith nylon Ittmcs, cording set nmooth silent ac- I nun, no pelmet need, alercnandis* it t Produce Ltd.. a Gforge Lee Cbamncn a 1 8 pore) Tel: 3V430 b G PHILIPS KLtSOO TRANSISTORS Hearing Aid tropic
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    Straits tin up by $1.25 on foreign support
    540 16 Straits tin up by $1.25 on foreign support rl. Straits tin price yesterday ro>r in Penang by 51. 25 to $607.25 per picul on reported Rood overseas support especially from the Continent and Japan. The estimated oiTrring was up 5 tons to 225 tons. In London on Wednesday afternoon the
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    92 16 THE Allocation at Banks in Malay 1 sia made these chaD&cs in its rates to merchants yesterday (all ratea to $100): United States: sejjpas II H 11/18. airmail OD H 13 It. :-i d M 33 3/16 credit hilln. 33 lt> trade nills. Canada: huyitig XT 3.> j
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 Oct. 13. RUBBER PRICE: Ml cents (up three-quarters of a cent). TIN: 5607.-.J3 (up 51.25). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (up 5 tons
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS DULL BUT PRICES ARE STEADY
    807 16 From Our Market Correspondent rE Stock Exchange yesterday was dull and featureless, but prices were still basically steady. Turnover was reported in the trading rooms at 397.480 units, the biggest number of shares being turned over in CCM and UAC. Interest remained
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan Stock Inditrs Oct. IS. Oct. 13. •Industrials: 9!.98 Tins: 1U7.b0 le)74i S rubbers: 111.06 111.U6 Dfc. 1!I63 100. Drc. 29, 1982 HIM.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    910 16 |>LSI\ESS in and rrpartrd to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BouMcad 1 1.9*9] II W D. iij.uom SI 41. C.C.M. .13 MOl *l a> iviKXJ) 51. 39 D si., ounttps
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    96 16 V/MIPS lying alongnrlt tilt tm.ipui wharves or expected toci^y are: I .Nvckaratrio 1/2. UlenialUx-h 3 4. Palla l«. Kuoak 19. I Bmattow Pyrrhua :v> as. scikai jIS 13, Auiolvcoin 44. 1-rrnrUle 46. fcilM-nor 47 and tjian* l>ee N.W. 5. Pert twtlltnham. Whirl Bertru r»t«lin*. S'»to of Maalraa,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    67 16 /-HINCSE P. .due. Cichangt, tln a- port noon pncci ptr picul yttltrday: Coconut oil: bulk *4L'» tellers, drum 544 -cllers Clara: Oct /Nov. IK Continent: I'nquotrd Pippsr: Muntok «hite SI Sarawak trttte (170 sellers, sprual Sarawak hlai-k ***** Kellers Karolwl Lampon* hliick $I?7J IN) seilers Wl'. NLWi. ABTA
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    MELBOURNE STOCK EXCHANGE
    148 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. CTRONO support (or companies reporting improved results was the main feature of the steady market on the Stock Exchange today. Clark Rubber Jumped 10 cents to 92 cents on Its bonus and new issue Plans after higher sales in the September quarter. Other leaders to
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    H.K. RATES
    31 16 Kong ve.lordav thr Ul dtlLr >U quoted at 5. 751 for T.T. and 9.741 for taih. ttttiini was quoi"! at IS. 00 an* •m tail *f .old at .'^oi.
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      843 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT I NTH. RAM ON ORDINANCE, 1963 (No. IS of 1963) NOTICE fNDER SECTION 19(10) Whereas In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section il) and (3) of section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 (hereinafter referred to as "the
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      749 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 1963 (No. 18 of 19(3) NOTICE INDER SECTION 19(2) Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 19 (2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 that the Director of Public Works requires the execution of streetworks in respect of
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      677 17 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED Separate Tenders are Invited for the Supply of ALL or ANY of the following PARTS to the SEKOLAH DATO 1 ABDUL RAZAK, TAN- I JONG MALIM. PERAK. during ihe period Ist. JANUARY, to 31st DECEMBER, 1967 excluding the period when the School will be on vacation. Prices
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      422 17 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from P.W.D. registered Contractors for the following works: (a) Maintenance, Minor Works and Current Repairs to Government or Government Controlled Property in 'A' Division. Singapore for the year IN7. Building Contractors above 1100.000/-. (b) Maintenance. Minor Works and Current Repairs to Government or Government
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      952 17 NOTICE NOTICE TEMPORARY RECEIPTS NO. 2559 TO 2600 MALAYAN OXYOEN LIMITED— I poh Depot wishes to announce that the above have been lost and any receipts bearing these numbers will be treated as invalid by this Organisation, for Malayan Oxygen Limited. sum (MICHAEL KOH) PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications
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      970 17 TENDER P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are invited from P.W D Registered Contractors for the Construction of a Secondary School at Duntnan Crescent Road. "East". Singapore. Building Contractors above $750,000 Closing Date: 25.10.1966 at 10 am. Full particulars may be seen and obtained at the office of the Senior Quantity Surveyor, Public
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      941 17 THE LIST OF APPLICATIONS WILL OPEN AT 10 A.M. ON MONDAY, THE 17th OCTOBER, 1966 REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE ISSUE OF $60,000,000 REGISTERED STOCK. 1966 (Loan No. 2) 5' PER CENT. PER ANNUM MATURING 15TH OCTOBER, 1971 5 3 4 PER CENT. PER ANNUM MATURING 15TH OCTOBER, 1986 AUTHORISED BY THE
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      Lock icon The kick that brings relief...
      69 18 The kick that brings relief WONG Yong Cheng, the Victoria institution scrum-half, kicks desperately away to bring relief to his side when hard-pressed by the Federation Military College in yesterday's Selangor Schools Under-20 rugger final for the Lewis Trophy at Rifle Range Road. In a closely-con-tested match, the FMC won
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      Jega the 'hare' for sprinters
      482 18 ASIAN GAMES TRIALS CINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's sprinters will have a ''hare to help them when the AAA hold their Asian Games trials at Farrer Park tomorrow and on Saturday, writes Ernest Frida, Mani Jegathesan, the Malaysian sprint champion, will run in the 100 m, 200
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      First XI next year pledge by Japan
      201 18  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The F.A. of Japan, who have been sending only their second teams for the past three Merdeka tournaments, have now assured the F.A. of Malaysia that they would send their full international side if invited again next
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      WAH CHIN JOINS TOURING SIDE
      209 18 WAH CHIN JOINS TOURING SIDE MERDEKA SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Lee Wah Chin, the Singapore fullback, is a last-minute inclusion in the Malayan Chinese team leaving for Hong Kong at Subang Airport tomorrow at 9.50 a.m. The touring team, with 19 players and six officials, will play the Ho Ho
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      85 18 HOCKEY C.ovt. Services (Ipoh i Police 5 Postals 3: Mu-nicipality-PWD 8 PWD 0. TKNMS St. Georce's In*t. finals (Taiping): Singles Chlng Heok Heok bt Thong Peng Hoong 8-6. 6-3: Doubles Chlng and Thong bt Ng Choon Tit and Loh Lee Alk 8-4. 6-4. SAILING Koia Tingri Cap Malacca):
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      Top-form Saints are school champs
      248 18 Top-form Saints are school champs RUGBY OINGAPORE, Thurs.— St. Andrew's today regained the interschool rugby championship when they upset Raffles Institution by eight points (goal and try) to three (penalty) in the final on the padang today. Jn friendlies this year. Raffles had beaten the Saints and were favourites for
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      Malaysians to travel
      103 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia will travel to Singapore this year to defend the Guillemard Cup and McCabe Reay Cup (for women) in the anual international lawn tennis match on Oct. 29-30. The Malaysian team- will be: Men Singles: S. A. Azman. Moses Tay. Billy Yap. Lian Van
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      Kedah hold Perak to 2-2
      89 18 IPOH. Thurs. Perak and Kedah were level 2-2 on the first day's play In their Foon* Seonjt Cup tie at the Ceylon Association cultural hull here tonlght. Results iPer.k Brat): Nf Boon Bee bt Abdul Rahman Mohamed 15-10. 15-7; Chan Cheong Hing lost to Zabidl
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      Newcomer Jack's Code shines in trial
      307 18 Newcomer Jack 's Code shines in trial OENANG, Thurs. Several now--1 comers entered for the Autumn Meeting here showed ability in this morning's gallops in soft going. Most impressive was Rudy van Breukelen's six-year-old Jack's Code (Alan Trevena up), who went smartly over 3f in 39 3/5. Gangway i Ismail
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      722 18 NOTICES PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE WATEB DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS SHITDOWN OF WATER SI PPM Water supply will be cut off 'n the following areas on Friday 14t«i October, 1966 from 9.00 ajn. to 6.30 p.m (both times approxii mate). The .shutdown Is to enable work to be executed for
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      142 18 PHiMMiH BY POPULAR DEMAND THAI STYLE BOXING A CHONG GAY FILM COMPANY PRESENTATION IF YOU HAVE MISSED THE TUESDAY NIGHTS FIGHT ASK THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN IT COME AND WITNESS FOR YOURSELVES THE MOST EXCITING. REAL FIGHT OF THAI-STYLE BOXING TOMORROW 1519< at STADIUM NEGARA JR. KUALA LUMPUR AT 9.00
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      58 18 SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICS Spore Asian Games trials < Fairer Pk 3.0 1. BADMINTON Foong Cup: Perak v Kedah. 2nd day (Ceylo.-. Assn. Hall 7.0). BOXING Spore amateur championships < Gay World HOCKEY IVrak <iovt. Servicc>: Printers v NEB: Education v CMH (Ipoh Padaimi. ■OOCn Voon (up: Muniripality v Youngsters (Ipoh
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      The first victim: A Danish cyclist
      218 19  -  JOHN DAVIS AT 7,478 FEET UP... From Mexico City, Thursday A 22-YEAR-OLD Danish cyclist was the first victim of the 7,478 feet (2,280 metres) altitude of Mexico City yesterday when the "Little Olympics'' International Sports Week began. Per Norup of Copenhagen fell sick and
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      74 19 Singapore tourists lose 10-5 PERTH. Oct. Thurs. The touring Singapore water-polo team were beaten 10-5 by a team drawn from the West Australian state last night. Western Australia, leading 4-2 at halftime, virtually clinched the match In the third quarter when they added four goals. Singapore captain Gan Knc Rock
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      MALACCA TEAM
      39 19 MALACCA. Thurs. Th«> Malacca badminton team to meet Selangor in the Foong Seong Cup here on Saturday and Sunday: George Yap (captain). Slew Fook Lin. Law Teik Soon, Henry Yap, Wee Say Lock and A. Jabbar Dulkanian
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      Lock icon Philippines plan for contigent of 162, but...
      220 19 Philippines plan for contigent of 162, but... ASIAN GAMES MANILA. Thurs. The Philippines had planned to send 162 competitors to the Fifth Asian Games In Bangkok in December, but sports officials taid today that the figure would probably be much less because of a new Asian Games limit of only
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      31 19 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Food and Housing Committee of the Asian Gamrs have decided to allow the sale of beer at one restaurant In the Asian Games Village here. Reuter.
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      Jarrett —world's greatest kicker?—
      187 19 Jarrett —world's greatest kicker?— RUGGER CARDIFF. Thurs. Keith Jarrett, an 18-year-old Welsh schoolboy, may go down In rugby history as the finest goal kicker of all time in the game. Wales discovered him yesterday In a school match. Playing for Monmuuth School against King Edwards School. Jarrett .-cored 25 points
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      Lock icon Monte Carlo in January
      58 19 MONTE CARLO. Thurs. The 1967 Monte Carlo Rally will take place between Jan. 14 and 21 with Dover and Frankfurt as two new departure point*. the Monaco Automobile Club said here. Cars will start from Athens, Dover, Frankfurt. Lisbon, Monte Carlo. Oslo, Rheinu and Warsaw. They
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      Lock icon Indians to tour NZ
      83 19 VVELLINQTON, Thurs. An TT Indian cricket team will tour New Zealand for the first time in 1967-68, it was announced here by the New Zealand Cricket Council. The council said that the tour would be made after India had played a series of matches In Australia,
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      Lock icon Stewart waves to fans
      118 19 Stewart waves to fans JACKIE STEWART of Scotland waves to a cheering crowd after be had won the first In-dianapolis-style international championship race at Fuji Speedway near Mount Fuji In Japan on Oct. 9 Stewart, in a rearengine Ford Bowes Sealfast, won the 215-mile race with a time of 2hrs.
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      Inter Milan shut out Torpedos
      471 19 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Thurs TNTER MILAN, past winners of the European Cup, qualified for the first round proper of this year's tournament when they played a scoreless draw with Torpedo Moscow before 103,000 spectators at Moscow last night. The Italian champions. i i winners of
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      Lock icon Jazy breaks world mark
      60 19 PARIS, Thurs— Michel Jazy. France's world record -breaki:ic middle-distance runner. last night broke the world 2.000 metres record at a meeting held to mark his retirement. Jazy. former mile, two miles. 2 000 metres and 3,000 metres record holder, returned 4mm S6.2sec to beat the 4:57.8
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      Lock icon 'Smaller Aussie teams in future'
      246 19 'Smaller Aussie teams in future' OLYMPICS CYDiNn,*, 'inurs. ausixalia will b« represeineu by muca smaller teams al iuture Olympics if a report by a select committee of the Australian Olympic Federation is adopted in full. The report. i. yesterday, said that Australia* tPami at both the Rome and Tokyo Olympics
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      26 19 IPOH. Thurs.— The Under-23 rugger match between Perak and Kedah, originally scheduled for Saturday, will be played tomorrow on thp Municipal Padang here (5 p.m.t.
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    Lock icon Assassin drama an hour before McNamara leaves
    297 20 Assassin drama an hour before McNamara leaves SAIGON. Thursday pOLICK riramatical- ly marched a Vietcong suspect wounded in one loot, across the tarmac of Saigon Airport about an hour before the departure of U.S. Defence Secretary Mr. Robert McNamara today. The suspect was blindfolded and in handcuffs and there wore
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    Lock icon The scandal of $5,100 mil. U.S. aid to Vietnam
    317 20 The scandal of $5,100 mil. U.S. aid to Vietnam WASHINGTON. Thurs A CONGRESSIONAL committee charged today that rssl,7()o million worth of United Stales economic aid had been pumped into Vietnam since 1956 without adequate supervision and management It said the deficien- < cies in administration had encouraged speculation, windfall profits
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    PUB man for course on sanitation
    105 20 PUB man for course on sanitation SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tiie PubUc Utilities Board today announced that Mr. Tan Khay Hoon. assistant water engineer of the Water Department, will attend the International courses in sanitary engineering at the Technological University jf Delft, in me Netherlands. He has been awarded a lellowMiiu under
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    Airport study planned
    56 20 HONO KONO. Thurs. The Hong Kong Government, today announced it had commissioned a British firm to make a study oi air traffic in and out of Kal Tak, one of the yusiest airports in South Eavt A There were at present too many aircraft in the peak
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    Lock icon Embassy gutted
    31 20 TOKYO. Thurs The United Arab Republic Embassy building ill Tolcvo v. as gutted tonight in a lire which 15 fue engines brought under control in about 90 minutes —Reuter
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    Lock icon Anti-Chinese feeling in Jogjakarta
    61 20 JAKARTA. Thurs. Antl Chinese sentiments have now spread to Jogjakarta. Central Java, where the powerful Student's Action Front, in a demonstration, tore down Chinese characters from their houses recently. The students said they re.sented China's hostile attitude towards Indonesia. They demanded that all Chinese obey regulations
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    41 20 ABILENE. Thurs. A C-130 military transport plane carrying a crew of six crashed in flames near here last night while on a training mission. One survivor was found near the wreckage and was taken to hospital. Reuter.
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    32 20 KOROI PAVRI '.■'•l «< p»icelill> M 1-1' Batnt Bcrnadett.- Cliur< h /ion Cud on U MR. ERNEST JEFF Oil at «A Wi.« Ko.id. S'-rrmhm BurMl took plu.T MM day at SiK»m«t OMHMf
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    Lark Sye back from China, fit and healthy
    108 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore millionaire Mr. Tan Lark Sye, who went to China two months ago to seek medical treatment, has returned home looking fit and healthy. Today he said: "Doctors in China confirmed there was nothing wrong with me physically. "Specialists told
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    58 20 SYDNEY. Thurs— Qantas Airways today resumed Its Far East Jet service through Darwin for the first time in more thar two years. A new service linking Darwin to Hong Kong and Tokyo left Sydney today and will continue every Thursday. The return flight from the Far
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    300 20 LONDON. Thurs— The London stuck maiktt was quietly firm 10--day and small but- widespread advances were seen in must sections. Volume, however, remained modest. Sentiment was encouraged oy Britain's September trade figures and Wall Streets overnight advance. British Funds continued in demand although turnover was below yesterday. Longs
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    59 20 LONDON. Thurs— Spot 19 id.. Nov. 19'jd., Dec. 19 9 16d. Jan. 19',d. Jan. March 19 15 16d., April June 20 3 16d.. July Sept. 203 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20 3 16d., Jan. March 20\d April June 20>.d.. July Sept. 20.d Oct./ Der unq. c.l.f. Oct. 18 11 16
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    29 20 LONDON. Thurs— Buyers £1221 (m>, sellers £1222 (—£3). Forward buyers £1220 <+£2>, sellers £1222 i£2i. Settlement £1222 i -£2>. Turnover a.m. 135 tons. p.m. 95 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Surrender call to TNKU remnants by captured chief
    246 20 Surrender call to TNKU remnants by captured chief From BILL CAMPBELL JESSELTON, Thurs. THK captured chief of staff of the Tentera Nasional Kalimantan Utara (TNKU) incursionist group in Sabali, Mohamed Tahir, has urged members still at large to surrender. The surrender call has gone out in thousands of leaflets airdropped
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    29 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Registered Dentists' Association will celebrate its 47th anniversary with a dinner at 7.30 p.m. on Oct. 23 at Its premises in Malabar Street.
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    55 20 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Foreign Minister. Mr. Adum Malik, returned last night after a five-week world tour during which he explained his country's new foreign policy following the military takeover. Mr. MaiiK. who visited i seven countries, said in an interview at the airport, that he had met full
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    29 20 MANILA. Thurs. A 31-year-old Chinese woman .shot her husband dead and then killed herself yesterday, apparently in despair over her gambling losses at j Mahjong. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chi-Chi just ignores An-An's panda love call
    316 20 Chi-Chi just ignores An-An's panda love call \|OSCOW. Thurs. iTI One disinterested panda bear last night drove desperate British and Russian zoo officials to thoughts of artificial insemination. They have given up hope of the pandas. C'hi-Chl and An-An, mating successfully at least for this year. Chi-Chi. the female, did
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      51 20 The weather Highest and lowest, temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p m Wednesday to 8 p.m yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu 86 75 Penang 84 73 Ipoh 88 72 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 84 73 C. Highlands 68 57 JesMlton 75 Kuching
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