The Straits Times, 8 November 1966

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTtRED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times TIIH Natimiiil ftapnpHi 1 Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Straits pirates caught by a navy boat
    276 1 Straits pirates caught by a navy boat By A. SRIPATHY Xl ALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Royal Malaysian naval patrol boat K.D. Todak i nilcd six armed pirates trying to rob a Malaysian barter trading boat of goods worth about $8,000 on Saturday night. The attempted piracy <k nirrcd about 10
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    Toa Payoh slaying
    61 1 SINGAPORE. Mon— A labourer, Chan Chwee Kiat, 32, was murdered in a dark track oft Taman Bunga Abu, Toa Payoh. tonight. Chan, a father of three, and living at Kampong Tlong Bahru. waa on his way home at about 7 p.m. on his scooter when he was
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    Lock icon Smugglers get public lashes
    40 1 DACCA, Mon. Twelve smugglers have been shot on sight and others given public whippings since measures were tightened to stop the disappearance of grain over East Pakistan's border into India, It was announced here today. Reuter.
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    Sultan sacks Mentri Besar from Royal Court
    496 1  - Sultan sacks Mentri Besar from Royal Court REJAL ARBEE By lOHORE BAH R U, J Mon. The Sultan of Johore has dismissed five of the 12 members of the Council of the Johore Royal Court. They are: The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos (president of
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    Aid list for Black
    668 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANAOEN Tun hands over a bulky document in two parts By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday FOR the first time Malaysia today sought specific American aid, which it listed in an aide memoire to Mr. Eugene Black. The bulky document was handed to Mr. Black, l.'.S. presidential
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    Shot man in sea: $1,000 found in his sock
    249 1  - Shot man in sea: $1,000 found in his sock GABRIEL LEE: By SINGAPORE, Monday ALL evidence deduced by the police so far indicate that the body of a man fished out of the sea off Sultan Shoal last Wednesday is that of wanted gunman AM bin Abdullah alias Ali Soldier.
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    Ban on Chinese
    20 1 BAN JOSE. Mon— The Government of Costa Rica has banned the entry of Chinese Into the country.
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    Lock icon Ceylon's first film kiss
    67 1 Ceylon's first film kiss COLOMBO. Mon. Ci-nema-goers in Ceylon, where taboo has restricted love scenes to holding hands, are soon to see their first film kiss. The kiss is in a Sinhala film. Manamalayo, now being made. A literal translation of the title would be "The Bridegrooms." But in the
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    Just fancy that...
    70 1 pARIT BUNTAR. Mon. K Hundreds of threedigit punters in Krian district received windfalls today because of Tun Abdul Razak s visit to the district last Friday. At a raffle held at a social and dance here that night the Deputy Prime Minister, who was the guest-of-nonour, picked
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    Reserve Unit called out
    50 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Reserve Unit men were sent to Kampong Pandang Kilat here tonight after two men were injured, one seriously. Telephone wires in the area were later found to have been cut. Late tonight a police spokesman said a statement would be issued tomorrow morning.
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    Lock icon A fatal jump
    42 1 ANDOVER (England). Mon. Kenneth Smith. 22. joined a loca sky-diving club on Sunday, madi his first jump from a plane am plunged 3.000 feet to his death be side a busy highway when tin prachute failed to open.— AP.
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    Piling probe by Housing Board
    142 1  - Piling probe by Housing Board JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE, Mon. A big-scale probe has been started into construction work for Housing and Development Board estates here. Experts now making an intensive study of some of the methods adopted in these estates are on the look-out, particularly for short-piling. In some
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    49 1 CHINA HITS OUT AT S POKE GOTT. HONG KONG. Mon. China accused Singapore Government of tailing behind C S. and British Imperialism and affirmed Chinese support of "tn i struggle" of the worker* according to New Chinm News Agency quoting cable to left-wing union* «n Smcapore. Renter.
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      Banana song a hit for farmer Hamey
      194 2 I)\KY. Mon. A farmer here is trying to crow Digger and better bananas by playIng them "mush while you grow Mr. Ted Hamey and his son lan llajßji up a speaker system to broadcast to the bun. i n. is at thrir farm
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      Eight die in fire
      30 2 BALTIMORE M<>n. Eight people di"d yp.sißiday when firp ■wtpt through a three-Morcy housr due of the virtims fell to her dratrt rrom a third floor window
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      Lock icon MAO'S DAUGHTER GOES TO COLLEGE INCOGNITO
      125 2 J^ONG KONG. Mon. Mao Tse-tung has a college-age daughter, but only a handful know who the real Mi.ss Mao is, a Hong Kotm newspaper reported today. It .said -she was studying at a certain Peking university under an alia.s and had even snipped off
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      Jakarta warning on plot to sabotage
      423 2 BIG PLAN FOR HEROES DAY UNCOVERED MARINES SMASH THEIR WAY INTO STUDENT BUILDING JAKARTA, Monday JAKARTA citizens were warned this weekend to be on the alert for attempts by the Indonesian Communist underground to sabotage celebrations for Heroes Day on Thursday. Lt. Col. Urip
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      Lock icon Vietnam 'first of series of people's wars'
      227 2 DEKI i\ v ivion. I* cnina warned toaay mat Vietnam was oruy tne nrst of a series of people's wars in Asia in whicn the U.S. would become deeply and dangerously involved. The warning came in a commentary published by the Peking Peoples
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      Drunk kills 3
      32 2 SEOUL. Mon. A drunken South Korean soldier fired his carbin* at random, killing three fellow soldiers and wounding two Othrrs at a frontline unit nor.h of here last night.
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      Lock icon Madras train steams in nine days late
      118 2 \f ADRAS. Mon. The Calcutta-Madras mail train steamed in today with 800 very tired passengers aboard. It was nine days late. The train, along with 17 others carrying 3,500 passengers, had been held up in the Bay of Bengal area after a wave
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      Lock icon Nechayannost! (IT MEANS 'SURPRISE') for Margaret
      233 2 Nechayannost! (IT MEANS 'SURPRISE') for Margaret LONDON, Mon. The Russians have given blind schoolgirl Margaret Hosrorcl a reward for learning their languaj;e a 10-volume English Russian dictionary in Braille. It is believed to be the only one of iU kind in the world. Sixteen-year-old Margaret passed her G.C.E. "O" level
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      De Sica sued by manager
      57 2 ROME. Mon. Artnr-director Vittono De Sica ha.s brrn surd by his tnanaccr for 64 166.000 lire (about. $307,000). Mr. Sergio BrniHidi .-aid li<worked ei«ht years for De Sica and was to have received three per cent of his film earning 1959. but the director failed
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      Lock icon OAU to Britain: Use force on Smith
      294 2 OAU to Britain: Use force on Smith ADDIS ABABA, Mon. Thirty-eight African nations last night called on Britain to use force to bring down the rebel Smith recime in Rhodesia. The call for force wai part of a resolution adopted unanimously by the Organisation of African. Unity council of ministers
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      Reserves down
      31 2 Paris Mon Praacal gold »nd dollar reservrs lell by 183 million francs i£l3 million) dunnf October to 28.913 million franc* 2.020 million), according to official figures published here. Reuu-r.
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      MAJOR TELLS HOW THAT 'HUMAN WAVE' WAS CRUSHED
      324 3 SAIGON. Monday 4 TEXAS infantry officer today described what it was like when a wave of screaming .Vietcong charged out of the jungle about 16 yards from his troops in the battle of Tay Minh. "We could hear them even above the
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      The march of time— and Bobo shows how
      160 3 The march of time— and Bobo shows how rpHE clock people have A brought out this new timepiece that girls wear on their thighs, or on their arms, or even around their waists. And they are terribly excited about the whole thing. Model Bobo White tried It on her arm.
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      Lock icon Killer washing machine
      58 3 BONN, Mon. A 41-year-old laundry plant worker was killed yesterday when he climbed Into the drum of a big washing machine to take a bath and a workmate turned on the power Police said the 21-year-old man who switched on the machine called for help and then
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      A breakdown, so no papers
      44 3 JAKARTA. Mon.— Three dally newspapers, Including the EngUshlanguage Jakarta Times, were not printed last weekend. The official explanation: "A breakdown In the electric current, which could not be overcome as tha dlesel generator at that time was being overhauled."
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      The worst floods
      21 3 PANAMA CITY. Mon—Panama's worst floods for 30 years have killed at least 20 people half of them children
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      Lock icon The good earth
      31 3 HONG KONG, Mon. China* major crop-producing areas have reported excellent harvests of same seed, tobacco, jute and other industrial crops, according to the New China news agency Reuter.
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      A horror dam
      28 3 TOKYO. Mon. Three workers were killed and (our Injured today In an explosion at a mountainous dam construction site at Yagisawa, 90 miles from here
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      The last Dickens
      23 3 LONDON. Mon.— Henry CharlM Dickens, last surviving grandson of author Charles Dickens, has died at his home. He was 88.
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      Lock icon Quarrelsome lovers duel with cars
      136 3 rKYO. Mon. Two quarrelsome lovers decided to end their fading affair with a duel. The woman chose the weapons. "Cars" she Raid. So before dawn on a highway near Kyoto in Western Japan the couple pointed their cars at each other, revved up and charged.
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      Lock icon Johnson to Russia: I will spare no effort
      416 3 Johnson to Russia: I will spare no effort MOSCOW, Monday. PRESIDENT Johnson has told Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny that he would spare no effort to help establish real peace on earth. The U.S. President's assurance came in a message to Mr. Podgorny marking today's celebrations of the 49th anniversary of
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      Peking's 'fervent hope..'
      75 3 Peking's 'fervent hope..' PEKING, .Mon —China expressed the fervent hope today that the Chinese and Soviet peoples would make joint efforts to safeguard their "great friendship." A message greeting the 49th anniversary of the Soviet revolution said "We fervently hope that the Soviet people will carry on and develop the
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    No-water area
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— There will be no water supply along the whole of Jala n Pa pan Jurong Industrial area, from 9.30 am to c pm tomorrow.
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    Bikini girls for the Esplanade water -parade
    189 4 Bikini girls for the Esplanade water -parade- SINGAPORE, Mon. A parade of 14 decorated boats with a pretty girl on board each vessel will be the "added attraction" of the Tourist Week rega 1 1 a on Sunday, along the Esplanade sea front. Leading the water parade will be Miss
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    Rotary talk
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. George Milne, manager of Hotel Singapura. will give a talk on "Tourism is (or Tourist*" at the Singapore Rotary Club's luncheon meeting at Cath»y Hotel on Wednesday.
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    Lecture by swami
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A lecture on "Swaml Vlvekananda and his gospel" will be given by Mr. K. M. Balasubramanlam. at the Ramakrishna Mission hall at 6.80 p.m. tomorrow.
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    SUWARTO CALLS ON DR. GOH FOR INFORMAL TALKS'
    291 4 SUWARTO CALLS ON DR. GOH FOR INFORMAL TALKS' SINGAPORE. Monday. THE commandant of the Indonesian Army Staff College, Major General Suwarto, today met Singapore's Defence Minister, Dr. Gob Keng Swee, for "informal discussions." Topics under discussion were not disclosed, but they are believed to have centred on security aspects under
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    The goodwill envoys
    164 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The 11 -member Japanese youth goodwill mission which arrived here last night were today given a thorough briefing on the working of various organisations In Singapore. They studied bodies ranging from the Vigilante Corps to a community centre. They began their tour at the Singapore
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    Australian mission arrives
    66 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 22 man Australian trade and selling mission flew into Singapore tonight from Kuala Lumpur for a five-day visit. They will meet Government trade officials and local businessmen and industrialists to explore new outlets for expanding the volume of trade between the two countries. The
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    Contests in the N-language
    50 4 BINGAPORE. Mon— The Kampong Kcmbanß.san community centre will hold a debate, an essay competition and a contest of original Malay song compositions to mark National Language Month These will be held from Nov. 19 to 26, and are open to adults and children. Malays and non-Malays
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    Busy time ahead for 'Queen Mollie9
    254 4 Busy time ahead for 'Queen Mollie 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Miss Tourism Singapura, Miss Mollie Ang, is bracing herself for a long and taxing task ahead as the winner of the coveted title. For a start. Mollie. a 22--year-old university undergraduate, will attend numerous functions during the current Tourist Week. This
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    Thai Buddhists due in S'pore
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. About 100 Buddhist tourists from Thailand will present saffron robes to local monks at the Thai Buddhist temple in Sllat Road at a Kathina ceremony at 10 a.m. on Sunday. They are due here on Saturday in connection with Tourist Week.
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      287 4 js2&\ LIONS CLUB OF SINGAPORE (HOST) "^'4ll'^ presents A Charity Film Premiere Under the distinguished patronage of VJJ^/ The Hon. Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin at CAPITOL (Spore) TOMORROW at 9.15 p.m. 1 In Aid of ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY PROJECT FUND For the University of Singapore Tickets: $25 (donation
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    Fleeing suspect shot: Now a police inquiry
    286 5  - Fleeing suspect shot: Now a police inquiry Rudy B«ltran B, [(UALA LUMPUR. lv Mon. a shot in :he back of a neeing secret society suspect -n a police night raid Is now the subject of i secret departmental inquiry here. The shooting occurred "a.st week In Kampong Pandan. The police
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    Singer unionists join NTUC
    63 5 SINGAPOKL Mon— Some 200 employees. ot Singer Sewit'a Machine Cv have broken away from the Left-wing Singapore Commercial Houses and Factory Employees' Union to join the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union, an affiliate Of the NTUC Announcing this today, the acting secretary of the SMMU.
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    Youth given last chance
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A youth v. ho fished out lour 10-cent coins from a public telephone booth was today given a last chance by a magistrate. Mr Fong beng Wi N Shammugam. 18. who pleaded guilty to stealing the coins. was tnlci: "It you appear Oclore
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    Two-day camp by scouts
    56 5 PENANG, Mon— About 250 Peaiiß scouts and officers will be nder canvas for two days at Coroauon Camp, off the Botanic Gar;ns. on Nov 12 and 13. Tlie c\imp la bema held to preire them for :hr forthcoming BOBta umboreo to lie held at ibileo C;iinp.
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    Viet dancers fly in...
    95 5 pRETTY Anna Chor. of the Tourist Promotion Board, pinned un orchid on a Vietnamese eirl artiste at Sinnaporr airport on Sunday evening. She was onr of a 1."•-mem-ber team which flew into Singapore a few hours before their appearance at the opening night of the "South-Fast
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    Osman: How to get rid of the Reds...
    213 5 Osman: How to get rid of the Reds... IPOH, Monday. rjOMMUNIST terrorism in Malaysia is like a ''very contagious disease which must be got rid of, once and for all, before it spreads. This view was expressed strongly by Gen. Tengku Osman bin rengku Mohamed Jewa. Chief of the Armed
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    MARA to open shop in Jesselton
    80 5 TESSELTON, Mon.— The State MARA officer, Haji Miinii. today disclosed plans for the establishment of a sales centre here as a "testinif market" for handicrafts from W>*tcrn .Malaysia. Batik sarongs. h' l.m tan silvrrwan- and other ■elected soods worth more than S 15.000, were
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    Visit by drug exporters
    55 5 SINGAPORE. Mon a threemember delegation of pharmaceutical exporters trum East Pakistan will arrive here on Wednesday tor a four-day w-it They are Dr A M. M Khan, chairman of th? East Pakistan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers' Association and Mr Abdul Humid Khan and Mr. Akhlaque Ahmed, both managing
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    Mooring buoy adrift
    41 5 PENANO. Mon Mariners are warned that a half submerged cylindrical morning buoy has been reported adrift on the west coast of West Malaysia, at the northern approaches to Penang The buoy is said to be dangerous to navigation.
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    Sultan visits trade fair
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Sultan and Tengku Ampuan of Selangor visited the International Trade Exhibition at the Bth mile, Klang Road, here tonight. They spent more than an hour lrspecting the various stalls and bought some articles.
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    A driftwood first
    73 5 IPOH. Mon. The Raja Perempuan of Pcrak yesterday opened the four-day driftwood sculpture exhibition. >-pon>ored by the International V's Men's Club, at the YMCA hall here. The exhibition, with about 120 sculptures in various forms, by Mr Chen Chong Leong. 53, a tin m;ne clerk, of Batu
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    No pork for town as butchers strike
    205 5  - No pork for town as butchers strike Chan Beng Soon By A LOR STAR. Mon. The town went without pork today as 150 butchers staged a sit-down strike in protest against the arrest of three butchers and seizure of eight pigs by police at Sungei Korok yesterday. The men had
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    Riot case court bars 400 people
    183 5 Riot case court bars 400 people KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. More than 400 people were today barred from entering the magistrates court here when a riot rase came up for mention Police officers and men from the Federal Reserve Unit Ruarded the passage leading to the courtroom as a total of
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    Tractor death
    24 5 TELUK. ANSON. M«n. —N. Vanjamin. 11. was killed after he was knocked down by a tractor in Laxamana Road over the weekend.
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    Mayor Choy 'abused his position'
    3309 6 Penang City Council inquiry: Federal Counsel's submissions Reporters: Oh Kee Tiang and Jessie Leembruggen 'Mayor made improper use of council workers' 60th day of the inquiry Denial about SIiOOO for Mayor Ooi no surprise... Waiver of by-law illegal, says counsel PENANG. Monday i g&NIOR Federal
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    Hospital assistants start work-to-rule
    178 7 MUAR, Monday OIXTY hospital assistants in Government hospitals in the State today began a work-to-rule following the expiry of a twoweek ultimatum to the Government to settle their grievances. The secretary of the .lohore branch of the National Union of Hospital Assistants. Mr. M Vi.iayaratnam. said
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    Brandy in boat: $1,600 fine
    54 7 SINGAPOHt Mvii William 201 b ol auu.inic inbacto in his AlKUCtinoa Narva. 36. «a* today boat in Telolc Ayer bum on fined $1600 or ,v\ month* Mil Saturday Afternoon, whrn h* admitted to having nin« I The total duly wag estimated bottles of dutiable brandy
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    The road to an unhappy future—by Dr. Thio
    361 8 The road to an unhappy future by Dr. Thio FAIR PLAY AT POLLS— OTHERWISE... SINGAPORE, Monday. Til 1-1 Alliance Party Sinjfapura chairman, Dr. Thio Chan Bee, said today that Sin^iporeans could have Ihe choice of several roads to ;i happy, prosperous and secure future provided Hie Government ensures "fair play
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    Young girl loses suit
    74 8 SINGAPORE. Mon A mx- year-old girl. Lim Bong Yio, today lost a High Court &uit (or damages in a traffic negligence suit against Loh Boat Tew, a taxtman. in connection with an accident about 18 months ago. The suit was taken out on her behalf by
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    Court to bank: Take back two sacked workers
    196 8 Court to bank: Take back two sacked workers SINGAPORE. Mon. The Industrial Arbitration Court today ordered the Chartered Bank to reinstate two dismissed employees. K. Singaram and Daisy Lim, with immediate effect. The court also ordered that both employees should, on reinstatement, be paid the salaries they were draw ing
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    'Cheer for troops' artists on tour
    161 8 'Cheer for troops' artists on tour SINGAPORE. Mon. A group of Australian TV and radio artists are now In Singapore to entertain Australian troops. The six-member team of singers, dancers and comedians will tour Singapore, Malaysia. Thailand and Vietnam entertaining the soldiers. They will go to Vietnam on Nov. 16.
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    Dance show coming
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Mon Wellknown lepnano llanirnco cl^ncri tiara Lezana. ot Madrid, ll to perlorm at the Natioiuil Theatre i on Dec. 2 together with her en- i me troupe of dancers, singer;- .urn musK-itins. Her Singaporr sliow is l)€ine sponsored by Donald Moore Conecrta Limited.
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    NINE-NATION EDUCATION TALKS OPEN IN SINGAPORE
    154 8 SINGAPORE. Mon VIORE than 65 delel gates from Asia and the United States today attended the opening of a five-day conference of overseas schools, sponsored by the International SchooKs Services. This 15th annual conference, held at the American School in Kings Road, was opened
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    TRAFFIC COPS BOOK 29 'PIRATES'
    41 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. Traffic Police today booked 29 "pirate" taxi operators, a spokesman said. The mobile squad also booked 39 vehicles, five lorries, 14 taxis and 20 cars for emitting excessive smoke during the past iuo days.
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    Car thief fined
    34 9 IPOH. Mon Lee Kow Chal. 18, unemployed, was flned Sl.OOO or one years iail today when he pleaded guilty to stealing a cm parked in Hugh Low Street on Oct. 15.
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    Don't discard the use of English, Ruler advises
    267 9 Don't discard the use of English, Ruler advises KLANG, Monday. THE Sultan of Selangor this morning advised more students to switch over to the sciences and not to completely discard the use of the English language. Speaking to the pupils of the Tengku Ampuan Rahimah School here, the Ruler described
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    Students backed by Partai Rakyat
    91 9 Students backed by Partai Rakyat SINGAPORE, Mon. Partai Raykat today backed the current Ngee Ann College students' agitation against the Thong Saw Pak report In giving this support, the leftwing party also condemned the police for breaking up the Friday demonstration at City Hall. Meanwhile, the University of Singapore Students
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    An assurance of equality
    54 9 SITIAWAN, Mon —The Assistant Minister of Education. Mr Lee Siok Yew. gave an assurance yesterday that the Government 1 educational policy was to give ■qual treatment to all types ot schools in the country He was opening an extension to the Tit Bin Chinese School at
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    Salesman is fined $300
    46 9 IPOH. Mon. A salesman. Poona Selc Chee. 26. pleaded guilty today to an alternative charge of misappropriating the registration book o[ a motor scooter belonging to Inche Ahmad Yazi bin H.mm in Lahat Lane on Jan 15 1965 He was flned S3OO.
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    Architects hit out at S'pores 'Regent St.' plan
    263 9 Architects hit out at S'pores 'Regent St.' plan gINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Institute of Architects has said the proposal to erect a 33--storey hotel complex at the corner of Grange and Orchard Roads would "pose interesting questions" on the amenity of that important stretch of Orchard Road leading up to
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    Bogus customers grab $4,400
    132 9 SINGAPORE. Mon t YOL'NG uM nin. i n and an accomplice last night walked into a provision shop in New Road on thr pretext of buying fcset and 'eft with 54.400. The two robbers had followed the proprietor of the shop. Mr. Tan (.noon Ke«-. who
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    The last guns go
    102 9 THE last British guns to leave East Malaysia following the end of Indonesian confrontation are seen on the dockside at Singapore (left). They belong to 49 Light Regiment, Royal Artillery, a detachment of which moved from Hong Kong recently to supervise the withdrawal of the guns
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    SMUGGLING: THREE FINED $58,000
    195 9 PA RI T BUNTAR. Mon. Three men, two of them Indonesians, were flned a total of $58,000, and another was jailed for eieht months herp after they were found guilty of smuggling. Lim Mcc Khoon, 43. and Said Hassan bin Omar, 40. both businessmen from Medan,
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    Broker robbed of $1,000
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three mm armrd with dajturrs robbed a broker. Mr. Chin Kirn Mok. 38. of $1,000 in cash, jewellery and articles in his home in Broadrick Road earl; today. In another robbery in Jalan Landalc, tho owner oi the Four Wan IcPtrram Factory. Mr
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    36 10 20 H.irrfi Hi (Minimum) MRS. WEE TIANQ SENQ nee Tan Boh Yam atce M» passed peacefully ob 4-11-66 leaving behind only son Wee ey«j Blang, one daughter, daughter-la-law, son-lnlau and grandchildren. Funeral on tf-U -66.
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    88 10 :o n SIS (Minimum) PAMILY. PARENTS of the late Che Monel Majid thank all relatives, friends, Kuok Brothers' staff for their condolences and donations. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Ong Hin Tlanic of Malacca thanks all relatives and friends for their unstinted services, wreaths, scrolls, night visits, loan
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    56 10 M (tore's 575 (Minimum) BUSCCLA: In loving memory of Buseda d/o Mr. A Mr*. M.N.V. Plllal. departed 1.11.M. Lovingly rememheieri hy parents and brothers. IN CHERISH MEMORY of our beloved mother, Mrs. Chow Ah Vlt nee Madam Chan Kam Lan, passed away four years a«o. to-day, 8-11-62, Ipoh.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    122 10 BUYING OFFICE EQUIPMENT. I ft consult the Yellow Pages In the rectory. FOR THE GIFT that pleases, pure silk OMI that last a lifetime, from the ktal Shots m Kitzpatrick's and 43s Orchard Ituad. Spore. CLAMOURETTE reminds our customers tint tickets for the Fashion Bhow to pa held on
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      Aid In Good Time
      716 10 Some new American aid to Malaysia may confidently be expected. The United States Government knows too much about political psychology to have built up hopes the way it ha* without having decided in advance to satisfy them in some degree. Mr. Eugene Black, President Johnson's adviser
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      Thugs in Exile
      351 10 Tun Ismail, the Malaysian I Minister of Home Affairs, did not give much away when he answered a question in the Senate yesterday about gangsters under restricted residence. There are more than a thousand of them, their numbers are beginning to pose problems and other ways are
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      Timber Time
      137 10 Tlie timber construction conference which began in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, with its accompanying exhibition at the Stadium Negara, draws attention to an absurd situation in which other countries seem to value Malayan timber much more highly than does Malaya. Elsewhere wood is often a prestige material, full range
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    The men who are making China's nuclear weapons
    1279 10  - The men who are making China's nuclear weapons TOM LAMBERT THE QUALITY IS HIGH AND THE CREAM IS WESTERN-TRAINED by of Th« Los Angelas Times DESPITE its professions o f scorn for nuclear weapons as "paper tigers," Communist China is devoting tremendous scientific and financial efforts to the production of
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      Jaga keretas with the parking meters
      164 10 FIRST it was Increased duty on petrol. Then In rather quick succession came the turnover tax. the payroll tax, increased road tax (due to computation on cubic capacity rather than on horsepower), increased registration tax (for Commonwealth vehicles)— all of which make it more
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      How to save on gas
      241 10 I REFKR to C. L. Neoh'g letter iS.T. Oct. 29) and hope that my comments will help to clear up the doubts that th* writer and other consumers may have regarding their gas charges. The Board bills consumers for actual consumptions registered by meters lor
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    Bonus up, but no general pay revision
    964 11 Bonus up, but no general pay revision Arbitration Court award in Chartered Bank case SINGAPORE, Mon THE Industrial Arbitration Court today unanimously rejected a claim for a general revision of salaries of some 400 clerical employees of the Chartered Bank, but granted them an increased bonus of two months' salary
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    Ruling soon on Muslim beauty contestants
    89 11 pENANG, Mon.— A final decision on whether Muslim girls should be allowed to take part in beauty contests will be made at the pan-Malay-nan ulemas congress here next month. "We expect the proposed congress will take up this matter." Inche Ismail bin Ibrahim, secretary
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    MALAYSIA'S DANCERS TO COMPETE IN BANGKOK
    72 11 pENANG. Mon. Three of i 1 Malaysia's leading ballroom couples will leave for Bangkok tomorrow to compete in the Southeast Asia dance championships this week. The Malaysian contestants comprise two Penang pairs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soo and Mr. and Mrs. Choy Chin Fook;
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    Storeman blinded with pen as he fights robbers
    281 11 L"i ai.a 1.l >ipi K. Mon. A 30-year-old army depot store-keeper was blinded in the right eye with a fountain pen when he grappled with three armed robbers at Klang Gates In Setapak here Amar Singh of the Ordnance Depot was also
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    Students sit for that special English test
    88 11 •SINGAPORE, Mon. One hundred Singaporeans planning to study In Australia sat for a special English test at the Australian High Commission here on Saturday The test is the result of a recent decision by the Australian Government and applies to all overseas students
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    Man run over by bus
    51 11 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Rengasamy Govindasamy. was killed after being run over by a bus in Upper Bast Coast Road last night A police spokesman said Rengasamy had first been grazed by a car. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Savinder Singh of the Accident Branch. Sepoy
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    Lock icon Malaysian dons help Brunei
    63 11 BRUNfcI I'OWN. Mon.—Brunei's language and literature laboratory has commissioned four members of the University of Malaya staff, to help compile a text book on the geography of Brunei' an official Government spokesman said today. The team of teachers Che Zaharah binte Mahmud, Dr. W.D. McTaggert. Mr.
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    New CO. for battalion
    56 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A new commanding officer will take over the 4th Bn., Royal Australian Regnnem. In Malacca this month. He is Lieut. Col C. H. A. East, who succeeds LieutCol D. S- Thomson. Col. East was a Brigade Major. Headquarters Australian Component. 28th Commonwealth Independent Infantry
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    Khir's 3 dates
    43 11 IPOH. Mon. The Minuter of Education, Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari will open three schools in Perak the Sekolph Kebangsaan at Kampong Be ig. near Lenggong. tomorrow, the Mm Tet School. Ipoh. and the Sekolah Kebangsaan in Parang Raogaa on Thursday.
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    Salaries: Fact finding team in Sabah
    149 11 Salaries: Fact finding team in Sabah JESSELTON, Mon. Five members of the Special Commission on Salaries flew here today from Kuala Lumpur on the last stage of their Malaysia-wide fact-find-ing programme before preparing their report for the Central Government. The members will spend a week in Sabah and another In
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    Contest soon to elect Miss Johore
    91 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A Miss johore beauty contest will be held at the end of the month to pick a girl to represent johore In the Miss Malaysia contest in Penang on Dec. 17. Local girls who wish to enter the contest are advised
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    Blue film fine
    23 11 SINGAPORE Mon.— Chua Ec Mui. 55. was fined $300 today for having 13 reels of blue film He pleaded guilty.
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    'Equal chance for all in armed forces'
    193 11 'Equal chance for all in armed forces' IPOH, Mon. The 1 Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, Gen Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa. today emphasised that there was "no favouritism" in the armed forces. He said this when addressing officers and men of the 3rd Bn. and 4th Bn,
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    Identity of Swiss hiker confirmed
    85 11 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Indian High Commission here is prepar«d to provide a photostat copy of a visa application by Mr. Peter Heienhofer. 29. a Swiss hitch-hiker, to help him establish his identity. All Mr. Helenhofers identification papers were among items stolen while hr was asleep
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    Rulers begin two-day talks tomorrow
    91 12 Rulers begin two-day talks tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Most of the Rulers and Governors from the 13 States will be here tomorrow to attend a two-day Conference of Rulers at the Istana Negara from Wednesday. The Sultan of Selangor will preside. They will discuss national and religious matters. The Mentris
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    Hamzah for Sabah
    27 12 KUANTAN, Mon. The district information officer here, Inche Ibrahim bin Haji Hamzah. will leave for Sabah on Wednesday for a three-month tour of duty.
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    Malaysia Hall rates up
    46 12 LONDON. Mon. Malaysian and Singapore students staying In Malaysia Hall will have to pay is. more a day for bed and breakfast during the winter. This is the first increase In rates since the hall was established more than 10 years ago.
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    Koran contest
    34 12 PENANG. Mon. The Penang State Islamic Council will meet tomorrow to set ur» a committee to prepare for the State-level Koran reading contest to he held during the puasa month in December.
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    Mosque death
    34 12 PENANG. Mon. A large crowd yesterday attended the funeral of Inche Nik Ahmad. 51. who collapsed and died at the Panaga Mosque, in North Province Wellesley. while attending a religious class yesterday.
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    Big drive soon on tax dodgers
    154 12 EVASION COSTS $IDOM A YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JNCOME TAX dodgers have until the end of the year to "surrender" to the Department of Inland Revenue or risk being tracked down by the department's sleuths^ The department has recruited 12 investigators to stepup the
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    ISMAIL: A NEW REFORM PLAN FOR THUGS
    165 12 ISMAIL: A NEW REFORM PLAN FOR THUGS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JHE Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail, said today that more than 1,000 gangsters had been placed under restricted residence so far. In view of the Increasing number being detained, it was becoming more difficult to segregate them from
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    Council's big arrears
    62 12 Council's big arrears PENANG. Mon. Tlv senior auditor. Mr. C. B. Corray. has described the arrears of revenue position in the Province North district council as "most unsatisfactory." "The total arrears outstanding on Dec. 31. 1964. was $658,102. representing an increase of about 30 per cent over the previous years
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    Bangkok fair
    36 12 PENANG. Mon. A group of 25 officials and members of the Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce, including three women, will leave by air on Nov. 17 to attend the International Trad* Fair in Bangkok-
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    $14,000 HOLD-UP IN PROVISION SHOP
    187 12 SINGAPORE, Monday. A GANG of four armed youths held up 11 people, Including the proprietor and a customer, at a provision store in Geylang Road yesterday mornIng and took $9,600 and jewellery worth $4,400. The proprietor. Mr. An* Boon Tai, 59. had opened the main
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    Delegate to UN seminar
    58 12 TAIPING, Mon. The principal of the Treacher Methodist Girls' Secondary School here ha* been selected to represent the World Federation of Methodist Women at a United Nations seminar In Manila from Dec. 6 to 19. Shp is Miss Flora Knight, a former president of the Women*
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    Only 12 piranhas imported: Ghazali
    105 12 Only 12 piranhas imported: Ghazali I^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Only 12 piranhas have been imported into Malaysia, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi, said in the Senate today. Replying to a question by an Alliance member, Inche Saidon bin Kechut, the Minister said that seven had
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    Sultan opens library
    48 12 TAIPING. Mon. The Sultan of Perak, opening the Taiping Merdeka Memorial Library, expressed the hope that the people would make full Use of it. The library has about 1.000 members. The fee is $10 a year for ordinary members and $4. a year for school-children.
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    Lock icon Liaison team in Tarakan
    27 12 SINGAPORE. Mon— A six-man Malaysian liaison tram, headed by Capt. Ham"J. has been stationed in Tarakan. East Kalimantan. Radio Jakarta announced today. Reuter
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    Alumni reunion
    28 12 PENANG. Mon— The Pan-Ma-layan University of Hong Kong Alumni Association will hold their annual re-union dinner and dance at the Chopsticks Restaurant. Ambassador Hotel, on Saturday.
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    Safety on the roads: 10-point code for parents
    231 12 Safety on the roads: 1 0-point code for parents SINGAPORE, Mon. National Safety First Council warned today that parents should not leave the education of their children on road safety to teachers alone. "Teachers and schools do all they can, but they cannot succeed without the help of parents," said
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    Australian frigate to visit Port Swettenham
    99 12 fcUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Australian antisubmarine frigate Stuart will pay an operational visit to Port Swettenham from Friday to next Monday. The ship will be oDen to the public from 2 D.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. No passes are required for entry. Arrangements
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    'Gotong royong' by 100
    53 12 PENANG. Mon. The community development subcommittee of the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs. Penang branch, will bin. eh a one-day gotong royong project in Jelutong on Sunday. More than 100 members of youth clubs in Penang will participate in this self-help undertaking to open a road
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    'Don't just wait for profits'
    198 12 JESSELTON, Mon. SABAH'S Finance Minister, Inchc Harris bin Mohamed Salleh, has urged natives who were given special timber licences not to Idle at home expecting the profits. The Government was anxious that natives who were given an opportunity to take part In the timber Industry
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      Lock icon Ghana embassy staff leave Peking
      179 13 Ghana embassy staff leave Peking pEKING. Mon. The stall of Ghana's embassy here and their families left for Hong Kong last night. following the decision by Ghana and China to withdraw their em- bassies in each other's capital. Eight Chinese diplomats lei t Accra for Fan.s on Saturday on their
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      Admen's congress
      26 13 TAIPEH. MOD The fttUl Asian Advert lMiig Congress opened here this mornine with nearly 500 delegates Bid observers from 15 na- i tions pnaanti
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      Big rescue battle
      315 13 Five die as building falls like 'pack of cards' ABERDEEN, Mon— Five men died after an unfinished seven-storey building collapsed, scattering construction workers in a hail of twisted steel and concrete. Several hours later three bodies bad been recovered from the rubble of what a few hours
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      Lock icon 1902 Mercedes wins race
      63 13 BRIGHTON Mo:. Nostalgic I ear town rherred n chugßinq '.902 Mercedes rolled In to yin Britain* vii ual m-.pvhii cai rails It »«> onp oi 250 neirol or s'^»m-<!riven c»rs ciatmu fit* 1893 «ith drivers in deevstalK- er hats and .-Iwpskin lackft" and women oaaatntan »n
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      Lock icon Fears of epidemic grow in Italy
      192 13 FLORENCE. Mon. Fears of epidemic rose last night as a third of tne entire Italian peninsula lay stunned and suffering under floodwater and mud in the most extensive peacetime disaster in the nations history. More than two days after storm-swollen rivers burst their banks
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      New Minister
      27 13 i WASHINGTON. Mon.— President Johnson has named Mr. Alan Boyd. Under-Secretary of Commerce, to fill the newly established Cabinet post of Secretary of I Transportation
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      ANXIOUS LBJ HOPES TO ADVANCE DATE OF OPERATION
      295 13 WASHINGTON, Mon PRESIDENT Johnson announced in Texas yesterday that he hoped to bring forward the date of his planned operation to sometime later this week, by which time he should know the results of Tuesday's mid-term elections. As Democrats and Republicans marshalled
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      Lock icon Alleged spy pilot is freed by Cairo
      146 13 Alleged spy pilot is freed by Cairo CAIRO, Mun.—United Arab Republic security authorities yesterday released the pilot of a private Swedish plane detained on Saturday for alleged spying. A Swedish Embassy spokesman here said they had also released the plane and returned a camera to the pilot, who has still
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      315 13 Straits Times Crossword ■E BHp ■■■5 HBH^|H H IB° 1 aiross 6. Directing haaaaMi \"> (X I). 7 The wages burden. i3-4> 9. Evangelist lakes Russian sir) 8 3 1: good (or this numbered to Norlh America— see Bosarticle i7i. well ill). 10. First person in French capital IS, 17.
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      101 14 Here ore four of the outfits to be shown in Mania Sylvia (left) models a culotte costume in orange, red and black bold print. Evelyn (centre, top) wears an evening dress with a bolero in deep pink with the self-coloured circles embroidered with white sequins.
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      287 14 Singapore fashions for Manila FASHIONS with an international flair will be shown in Manila this week when Singapore presents a beautiful collection of clothes. The emphasis will be on the different ways of using the kain songket. batik. Thai and Indian silks. The fashions will (shown by six ,y models
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      Women's reaction to burglars
      252 14 ARE women more adept at handling burglars than men? If a recent research into the subject is anything to go by. it would seem the intruder fears the fair sex more than the other. Fear, and downright indignation. lend exceptional courage to a woman who finds
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      RADIO USED AS A BABYPHONE
      136 14 RADIO USED AS A BABYPHONE T EW on the markit is I a novel portable radio it not only serves as a public address system but as a babyphone. Measuring eight inches by four and a half inches by one inch deep the portable has two short wave and one
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    23 16 Nov. 7. RI'BBKR PRICE -.1 ■■■lit- (up thrce-eighth!> of a cent). TIN: S.tiOti.B7l (down. $1.37!). l-.-timatcrt unoftlcial offering 245 tons (unchanged).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    124 16 SHIPS tyint atengtida the Singapore Harbour whar«et or uptctid today aro: Djakarta 1/I'. Mataram 3 4, Jan M.iujko t/T, Manoloeverett s. R.itnn Manjiuhrie 10/11. Annankrrk U IK. Mlkunl Marun 10, Rajab Rrooke -J\ '22. Siai.<- HM, Star Betekcusp I'h .'7. Nikkei Maru 29/30, Luna Maruk 31 H,
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    49 16 t\\ (he oflirial MaU.van short Terms Money Market for the wrek ended Saturday (Nov. 5) the range of call rates was as follows: BANK FINDS: 3'i per cent to 4'« per rent. GENERAL FINDS: 3 per cent to 4 per crnt. MOVEMENT of funds totalled $140.7 million.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    124 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. INDUSTRIALS were steady with rises slightly In excess of falls. Western Mining dropped back on profit- taking and closed 16 cents lower at $6 64. Other base metals were steady oils barely steady. Today a closing prlcea In Anarralliin dollar* and crnta with Kriday'a Mount l«a
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 16 CHINESE Prsduca Eichanxa, Ilniapara naan pritat ptr picul yaitarday: Coconut Oil: bulk J42 aellrra, drum 544 MM Copra: Nov. Dec l"X Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SITS a»ll*m. Sarawak while (IT'Jt arllera, special Sarawak black S 1 -."> atllerf. garbled Lampong rflack JIL'SiNi aellrra (96-, NLW). ASTA J140(N)
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    VENEER PRODUCTS MAIN FEATURE ON EXCHANGE
    938 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE main feature of the Stock Exchange yesterday was the further sharp decline in Veneer Products in which 106.000 shares changed hands. Business was done from 96 to 87 to 91 cents and the counter is now back to the
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices. Nov. 5. Nov. 7. •Industrial*: SrU.TS 90.34 Tins: 109.35 105.23 S rubbers: 110.64 110.79 •Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    984 16 DL'SIXESS in and rrpor'rd to Ihe Sinsapoir and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday, with Ihr number of the shares traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: B.uMfid (1.0OO) II M I) C CM. i.'I.DUU) 51.40 D. .IT HOI] i 3<i CJ.IJOU) 11.40: Cl Haldinxt (10.000)
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    Good all-round support for tin at lower levels
    403 16 THE price of tin in Pcnane I yesterday fell by 51.37J per picul to SiiOii.B: on an offering estimated unchanged i at 245 tons. Good all-round support especially from India was reported at the lower levels. LOCAL RUBBER MARKET: Following Friday's steadier
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    Pungah Tin
    12 16 Pungah Tin produced 514 plculs of tin ore in October.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    252 16 VOM.MBKR first Krade robber 111 f.u.b. buyers clotted at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Sincapore yesterday at 61 rents per Ib. up three-eighths of a 'rent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was inactive. R.A.S. and MR K. closing price* in cents per Ib.
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    H.K. RATES
    30 16 ON thr fraa axchanx* market In Hone Kong ytMerdav tha U.S. dtllar waa quoted at 6.741 (or TT. and 73 for cash. •na tail »f laid at ML
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    18 16 <-pHI Aitociatlan of Banka In Malaysia mad? no chMrmt's in its r i!-.« to merchant* >rxteiri:iy.
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      462 16 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Uiat I, FOO FONG WAH of No. 80 Upper Bukit ":imah Road, 7% m.»! Singapore, have applied lor tran&ler of Public House First j Class licence In respect of premises I No. 981. Upper Chan&l Road, UH m.s., Singapore, to CHNO UNG I KAI of
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      1032 17 ILJ I V*^ V*J I ■ill 1' el tV^4 "1 I 1 I j^/^ass! W UJJJ I^**aasaaaasi aa^*BM*ass»BW»J*B^a»»sssaaa»laa^a»a»»»»la»asa»»»»B^a^*x*»»^**»x«a*a*****a^a*»»»»j v I Continued trom Pafe 10 1 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS in Wnrd* SIS (Minimum) FAMILY OF LATE Madam Chin Poh 1..n thank doctor. Rev. C.G. Francis, relatives. church members, friend* for iheir condolences, nlcht
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      987 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 1 M H ore's SS 1 Mm.) Box St et*. txtrm NEAR CATHAY CINEMA. unfurnished bedroom. Suitable bachelor, spinster. Call 381). Prinsep Street. iOni>o»lte Reri»r* Aquarium). Spore. TO LIT front room furnished very quiet locality at Jalan Seaview with 1 phone. Preferably female. Tel: B'por* 427U5. PASIR PANJANC
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      855 17 TUITION COACHING City and Guild* of London student* for radio theory unrlclng. Contact 45-F. Jalan Huaaaln, Ipoh. ASIA urivinC SCHOOL New Minor 1000 Dual-controlled Car*. Hourly $5/-. 'Juaranteed $76/- 67 Orchard Road, a" por* Phone 32T97 ***** EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER (8.A.) from China, teaches Chinee* Language up to H.S C.
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      883 17 RUGS, CARPETS k CURIOS COM! TO THE ORIATIST CARPET SAL! IN TOWN PRICES SLASHED TO THE LOWIST! BUY A SAVE ON V INDIAN. OKRMA.N. ly BELGIAN ENGLISH '-ARPETB RL'GS MODERN CARPETS STORE IS3, Tanglln Rd., S'p*r* 10. (At Tanglln Circus) T*l: S4SSS3. VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word* SI (Min.)-Bax St
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      756 17 MISCELLANEOUS J Ward* St Hin I— Box St et: txtra CHINESE WORKING C U, an* 27 rtlromt prn-frlrnd* ai. frieoda. /rite Boa A43«< S.T. S'por*. MANY HAVE CHANGED to our neadahip club. Uti Join us now! krit* P.O. Box 264* S'por*. GENERAL IPRAV PAINTING/ IEPAIItt Refrigerator*, ft hour* cueDiner* hous*.
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      810 17 ANNOUNCEMENT A dinner party was given on the 6/11/1966, Sunday at 6.00 p.m. on the occasion of my younger brother's marriage Mr. Llm Meng Khin at the Empress Restaurant, 81-97 Middle Road. Singapore, 7. The Incident which occurred during the dinner is much regretted and we sincerely apologise to the
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      505 17 CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON INSTITUTE EXAMINATIONS, MAY AND JUNE, 1967 Entries for the above examinations will close at State Education Offices In Malaya on 23rd December, 1966. 2. Candidates should apply to the Chief Education Officers of the State of Residence for entry forms enclosing a self-addressed unstamped envelope
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      281 17 I TENDERS KENTATAAN TAWARAN PEJABAT PELAJARAN, PAHANG. Tawaran ada-lah di-polawa bagl membekal dan menyampaikan perabot2 dan kelengkapan2 sckolah kapada 2 buah sekolah rendah dalam Negeri Pahang. Semu;i tawaran hendak-lah sampal kapada Ketua Pe^awal Pelajaran. Pahang. Kuantan tidak lewat darlpada Pukul 3.00 petang 21hb November. 1966. Borang2 tawaran dan maalumat selanjut-nya
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      SMART TRIAL BY SAMAKAN ON HEAVY KL TRACK
      416 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with Four horses for your notebook jyjARK down Samakan (late Pantjasila) as a lively outsider in the Class 2, Div. 5, 6f handicap at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. This seven-year-old again took the eye in a smart gallop on a
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      WEIGHTS
      521 18 WEIGHTS for all eight races at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow: CL 1. Div. 2—« F. Kelul rt 111 Ketusa 8.13 Hv^T" 0' 111 M.in i Tahu 8.11 Pelor Mas 8.10 Gwana 8.08 Flash Time 8.06 Pahlawan 8.06 •Ha Gardens 8.05 Boy Emperor 8.04 Star Era 8.03 Harapan 8.02 Construction 8.00
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      Lock icon Piggott is again champion jockey with 191 winners
      469 18 LONDON. Mon. LADY Zla Wernber, for 30 years a leading figure on the British Turf, headed the winning owners' list for the 1966 British flat racing season which has lust ended. In a year when women owners did exceptionally well Lady Wernher
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      147 18 A THLETICS Pahang AAA 9-mile walk (Kuantan): Men < open i: 1 D. Ives (Jets) lhr 26min 2 Kamaruddin 3 K. A. Chandran: Boys: 1 P. Palanlsamy 2 Ne Ah Seng 3 Sheikn Nadzir: Women: 1 Maznon bte Mohamed Liki: Veterans: 1 I.shak Khan 2 Jamek Banl: Teams:
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      Lock icon World's top ten for Laurel
      373 18 T AUREL (Maryland). Mon. Ten of the world's top horses will clash at Laurel racecourse on Friday in the 15th running of the M 5450,000 Washington International The winner will earn $270,000 and end a tie between American-bred horses and overseas entries. France's Diatome won
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      Gallant Defender: Rider and trainer reprimanded
      388 18 T"HE Stipendiary Steward 1 report on the races at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday: RACE 1 R. Low (Timah Apt) was reprimanded for moving la after passing the 31, thereby causing Chuba Chuba (M. Lee> to be checked. Near the winning post Shanghai Kid K..
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      649 18 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE EI.FCTRKITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Shot-down at < h»n«i 121 nu. SutmUtion In order to carry out electrical extensions at Upper Changi Road \2i m s. Substation it is necessary to Interrupt electric supply on Wortnrsday. 9th November 1966 between 9 00 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
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      233 18 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS tucmon OKPARTMKNT: (Room No. 229, 2nd Floor, City Hall). (a) Supply of Office Appliances (2 items i. Tender Deposit $100 Close at 2.16 p.m. on 22.11.66. (b) Supply of Crushed Granite during the year 1967. Tender Deposit $100/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 22.11.66. GAS
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      641 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BP MALAYSIA LIMITED Applicotions ore Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following positions ot the Company's Port Swettenhom Installation: INSTALLATION STOREKEEPER (MALE): ACE: 25 35 (approximately) QUALIFICATIONS: S.C.C./G.C.E. or equivalent. Spoken and written English and the National Language, ond preferably Chinese dialects. EXPERIENCE: About 3 years
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      78 18 Buy mgmmmmmmm Perfection I <1:lUH»n« BuyMMHIHMfI HjWiiWf > 'B 1^ L^^, KS 720 WE Millions look and listen with GRUnDIG We invite you to our showroom for a free demonstration of other LATEST models, n Showrooms: VTT^/ Singapore-97, Tanglin Road. Tel: *****8 >«_*/ Kuala Lumpur-China Insurance Building. Tel: ***** JjJ*
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      Volleyball team accepted
      463 19 ASIAN GAMES FRONT FOUR MORE SHOOTERS IN AND MALAYSIAN SQUAD GROWS TO 188 THE Malaysian volleyball team, who had been kept in suspense for nearly two weeks, have at last been included in the contingent for the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok on Dec. 9-20. The announcement
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      Still time for hockey entries, says Durai
      278 19 IT la iUll not too late for Singapore s hockey entry to be accepted for the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok next month, according to Dr. Aziz Durairatnam, vicepresidrnt of the Malaysian Hockey Federation and a member of the Games' Technical committee. Dr.
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      First defeat for Recrio
      143 19 CLUB de Recrio suffered their first defeat in the Selangor Hockey Association League division one when they went down 4-1 to Kilat Club at Pantal ground yesterday. Kilat deserved their vlctorv. Their forwards combined well xnd credit must go to insideleft Ismnil Eakri. who schemed the
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      ONE UP
      34 19 NAIROBI Mon. Kenya anrt PHkistan played a scoreless draw in the second hockey Test b*twrrn the two countries her* todtV Pakistan. the 1964 Olympic silver medallists won the first Test 1-0 yesterday.
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      Lock icon Indonesia to contest ten events
      146 19 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia will .send separate teams to the Fifth Asian Gamr.s In Bangkok next month and the first Asian Oanefo < Games of the New Emerging Forces) in Pnom Penh this month, it was officially announced here today. The announcement said that Indonesia would
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      Ten Singapore swimmers make the grade
      236 19  -  FRANCIS BOEY By TEN SINGAPORE swimmers qualified for next month's Asian Games at Bangkok in the first of the three-day Singapore Amateur Swimming Association trials held at the Singapore Swimming Club here yesterday. The successful swimmers improved handsomely on last December's Seap Games winning
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      Envoy hands Wok invite for Ganefo
      131 19 Envoy hands Wok invite for Ganef o SINGAPORE received the official invitation to participate in the First Asian Oanelo at Pnom Penh from Nov. 25 to Dec. 6 in a simple ceremony at the Ministry of Social Affair* yesterday. Mr. Choup Hell, the Cambodian Ambassador in Singapore, handed the invitation
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      Lock icon PI short of funds
      124 19 MANILA. Mon. A sports columnist of the Philippines Sunday Herald has commented on the financial problem the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation (PAAF) faces as the Fifth Asian Games approach. Eddie Lachica. writing in his column, said the PAAF "in still wondering at thi.s late stage where
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      Lock icon GUM-CHEWING DURING GAME IS DANGEROUS, SAYS DOCTOR
      165 19 GUM-CHEWING DURING GAME IS DANGEROUS, SAYS DOCTOR I ONDON. Mon.— A doctor's warning to sum-chewing sportsmen went out today as a Welsh Rugby I nion player lay critically ill in hospital at Rugby after an operation to remove gum which had blocked his windpipe. The player, Roger Addison, 21, injured
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      Lock icon Davis Cup: US lead 2-1
      58 19 PORTO ALEORE. Won— The United States took a 2-1 lead over Brazil in their Davis Cup tennis inter-zone semi-final hew today. The American pair. Denis Ralston and Arthur Ashe. beat Edson Mandarino and Tomai Koch 7-5. 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 in their doubles match. Brazil and
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      9-2 VICTORY
      44 19 PERAK TURF CLUB Sports Club beat Senior Golfers by nine matches to two in their annual golf competition on the Tiger Lane course in Ipoh on Sunday. TANAH RATA: C. S. Chou (12) won the 1966 stableford play competition with 31 points.
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      CLAY TRAINS
      29 19 HOUSTON. Mon. World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay and challenger Cleveland Williams today begin a final week's preparation for their title fight at the Texas Astrodome next Monday.
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      Malaysian Govt sports stars in 3-day carnival
      580 19 Malaysian Govt sports stars in 3-day carnival MALAYSIANS' love of sport will be expressed in a new form this weekend when the Malaysian Government Services Welfare and Recreational Council will hold their first Sports Carnival in Kuala Lumpur from Saturday to Monday. A number of Malaysia's top internationals will be
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      SCHOOLBOY VARTY CLAIMS 7 POLICE WICKETS FOR 34
      385 19 CRICKET UONG KONG. Mon. The Kowloon Cricket Club beat the visiting Singapore Police team by three wickets in an exciting finish to their one-day match. Batting first, Singapore Police soon found themselves in trouble. One batsman after another fell victim to the
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      53 19 HCHKt.Y S'purr I'oppy Dar match: Civilians v Service* <padang>. Spore Div. 3: University KE Hall v SIR; CSC B v Woodbndge Hosp; SMHA v RAF Tengah. S'joi Oi» 2: Depot v Telecoms i Depot srrd > SOCCKR— RDY Cup final: Chen* Wah v Kinta Indians (Stadium Prrak. 5.15). SWIMMING Spore
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    56 20 NEW DELHI, Mon. Police fired tear gas at crowds of angry Hindus trying to burst through the gates of Parliament today in protest against the slaughter of cows. Rifle shots could be heard as police forced back the vanguard of several hundred thousand protest marchers led
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    Con man sent to jail
    129 20 WINGAPORE, Mon— A con- fldence trickster, K. Mahadevan, 35, was today convicted for the fourth time for trying to swindle a shopkeeper of $100 by posing as a Government employee. He pleaded guilty, and was jailed for 18 months by the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. Tan
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    Licensing of hawkers
    58 20 SINGAPORE, Mon. The next phase of licensing and control of unlicensed hawkers, with re-sitlng of licensed hawkers wherever necessary, will be In the Telok Ayer constituency, the Health Ministry announced. The area Is bounded by the sea Prince Edward Road, Shenton circus, Anson circus Robinson Road (including
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    Bomb raids by UAR planes
    46 20 BEIRUT, Mon— Egyptian planes have resumed bombing raids on Saudi Arabian border settlements used as staging posts by rebel Yemeni royalists, according to reports reaching here yesterday. The raids followed a lull of more than three years in the bombing.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Gangsters threat to nightclubs
    85 20 NEW YORK, Mon. Gangsters are using muscle tactics in attempts to take over two of Manhatten'.s most famous nightclubs, the New York Daily News said today. The newspaper claimed that recent brawls by customers in the clubs "Arthur 1 and "Ginza" were started by gangsters as
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    Strike ballot by union
    69 20 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Public Daily-Rated Housing and Development Board Workers' Union, one of the 13 affiliates of the 15,000--member Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions Federation, will hold an emergency general meeting on Nov. 27 to take a strike ballot. This follows the expiry of the Federation's ultimatum
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    Lock icon Aid for both sides...
    61 20 LONDON, Mon— Money raised by TV stars at a concert here next Sunday will aid civilian casualties on both sides In Vietnam Instead of only the National Liberation Front (Vletcong). The organisers, the Medical Aid for Vietnam Committee, changed their minds after the celebrities said they
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    Light moment
    81 20 JOHNSON'S ADVISER SHARES A JOKE BEFORE THE TALKS MR. Eugene Black, the U.S. presidential adviser on South east Asian economic and social affairs (second from right) enjoys a joke cracked by the American Ambassador here, Mr. James Bell (extreme right). Others in this Straits Times picture, taken before
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    287 20 LONDON. Mon— The London stock market was quiet and dull today. Apart from several firm spots on special situations, prices drifted lower with some Issues showing new lows for the year. Borneo Company attracted substantial support to close around ss. better at 41s. 3d. on
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    RUBBER
    52 20 LONDON, Mon— Spot 19Ud. Dec. 19Hd., Jan. 19V4d. Feb. I9'«d Jan. March 19? id., April/ June 20Ud., July Sept. 20 5/16 d Oct./ Dec. 20 5/16 d., Jan/March 20 3 »d.. April June 20 3 »d., July/ Sept. 20»»d., Oct./ Dec. 20^., c.l f. Nov. 19d.. Dec. I9',d, Jan
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    29 20 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £1208 f-£l>. sellers £1210 <+£!). Forward buyers £1210 (—£l), sellers £1212 (—£l), Settlement £1208 (+£l). Turnover a.m. 65 tons p.m. 45 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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