The Straits Times, 9 April 1967

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    16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1621 SUNDAY, APRIL 9. 1967 *0 CENTS KDN 2577 2591/ MC (P)»867
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    Home again after a lark across the causeway
    932 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG: By THE three runaway Singapore convent girls Pascaline Lim Ah Choo, 13, Molly Ng Kam Foong and Clementine Woo, both 11, found in Johore today after being missing since Thursday had planned their escapade in February. At first Molly
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    Razak flies off with a wish
    464 1  - Razak flies off with a wish 808 NG By J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, this evening left for a 15-day visit to Australia and New Zealand fully confident that the two countries would rally to Malaysia's aid economically and militarily ''should the need arise." At
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    Tabby claws his way to fame
    74 1 JOHANNESBURG. Sat. The Mayor of Johannesburg went down on his pinstnpe- trousered knefs yesterday to present an international gallanI try award to Wong, a Siamese cat. Wong, who last year saved his four-year-old mistress' life by killing a deadly snake which had attacked her,
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    Children say no to love-rooms
    62 1 STOCKHOLM. Sat. The Swedish Pupils' Central Organisation, with a membership of 300 000 children, rejected a pro- posal that schools should have special rooms where pupils could make love. "Idiotic." said a i spokesman. Mr. Tore Robertson, aged 34, the teacher who suggested It. replied
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    CAREERS
    22 1 Special Sunday Times survey to help you decide what you want to do with your life— See Pa C c 9
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      42 dead as plane hits slums
      231 1 42 dead as plane hits slums SEOUL. Sat. A South Korean Air Force C-46 transport plunged into a densely inhabited slum section of Seoul today killing at least 42, including 11 aboard. Another 17 were seriously burned or injured while about 30 wooden houses were destroyed in the crash. which
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      Record turnout in Sabah's first direct vote for Assembly
      445 1  - Record turnout in Sabah's first direct vote for Assembly BILL CAMPBELL: JESSELTON, Sat From fHE polls turnout in Sabah's first direct election to the State legislature today was described by election officials as '"fantastic" in some constituencies. Heavy polling was reported throughout the State as Kadazans, DvlUHS, Bajaus, Murut.s. Chinese
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      STOP PRESS
      39 1 PETER LO TROUNCED JHBBLTUN. S.it The Chief Ministir Mr Petef l.(i (\lli;tli« hlopur.i i, ■raa resoiindiMth trimmed ny his opponent imlrpiniltnt inelid.ilr Air. V.ip Ptk Img, .in .trloiinl.uit uho polled '.'TIS Mite-, av.tinsl Mr Lot 1 >19
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    Tan pledge: MCA will not use Clause 3
    345 2 Tan pledge: MCA will not use Clause 3 TIIK Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, reiterated here today that the M.C.A. would not use Clause '.i of the National Langi&lge Bill to make Chinese one of the official languages. Mr. Tan, who is the national president of the M.C.A.
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    Sternest lest
    55 2 Mr. Tan described Hie language Issue aa the sternest teat which the Alliance ha f passed with flying colours. He continued: "We can truthfully claim that if w«cm overcome political problem of this maun! tude. and remain united there is no other test we cann it face with
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    Ramani off to London
    76 2 KIMI.A LUMPUR. But. MaJajnte'i panmitMtl repreHOUUVt in llir Unllcd N»Uon Mr. i< lcuiiunl. will ap- H-:l 1 counsel lur till' O<>Vci mi. nil In it IMtM <■( ap|>eHl» bPfOM UM I'liw Cumuli. .SIM-iikiiiK i>i NBOTWn before hi- lit-p.tt i iii lot i i.iiiinii today. Ml I
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    6th anniversary
    23 2 KUALA I.UMI'UR. S»t— The Delated liquor Merchant:-' .v-mm -i:ii mil <<i Malaya tonlgjhl 1 1 li'lii-ntfil Hi MXlll nliliivrrjiiirv till ilimii-r.
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    Lock icon SMILES IN THE RAIN
    327 2 and then the Tun is given a rousing send-off J^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Hundreds of people turned up at the Subang airport this evening despite the steady drizzle to give the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, his wife, Toh Puan Raha, and his five-man party a
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    ECAFE MEETING HEARS THE AMERICAN VIEW
    265 2 fOKYO. Sat.— The developing countries of Asia and the Far East appeared to be making <%important headway" towards harmonising their regional economic development plans, Mr. Arthur Goldschmidt of the U.S. told the general meeting of Ecafe today. "The U.S. believes that the developing members
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    Call to build cheap homes
    63 2 PENANO. Sat A motion calling on the SUt* Government to launch a low-coat housing schrme In the district will be tabled at the Tunjong Bungnh Umno divisional a*- .vmhlv tomorrow Th* motion, to tx> p/nposed I by thf Tanjona Bungah Villag* 1 branch, will UTgp
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    Drinks tests on road victims
    174 2 Drinks tests on road victims I ONDON. Sat— The Bri- tish Home Office has asked coroners to order alcohol tests on all pedestrians over the age of 16 who are killed in road accidents This follows a .similar request made six months ago for such tests to be carried out
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    Pay cuts: Teachers threaten to go to court
    335 3 Pay cuts: Teachers threaten to go to court ifUALA LUMPUR. Sat The National Union of Teachers may seek a court injunction restraining the acting Minister of Education. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, from deducting the salaries of teachers who engaged in strike action during the past two weeks. Disclosing this
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    King Faisal may visit Malaysia
    88 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— King Faisal of Saudi Arabia may pay a state visit to Malaysia. The Minister of Land and Mines, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'kub. said this on his arrival back from Mecca today. The date of the visit has not been fixed. Inche
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    The day a nation cheered 200 plucky athletes
    255 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Some 200 handicapped children stood tensed and expectant in the held at the Farrer Park athletic centre this afternoon as the eyes of scores of spectators, including those of the President ol Singapore and the Fir.st Lady, were cast on
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      136 3 LEARN at HOME about the CATHOLIC CHURCH BY MAIL NO COST NO OBLIGATION Fill in and mail to R.LC. 24. Nassim Road, Singapore 10. Name Address Advertisement Lemons for Beau l v To keep your skin clear and fair you need the natural cleansing and bleaching tonic of lemons. Ask
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      816 3 YOU MAY HAVE LIVED ON EARTH BEFORE! Neir plates, or people you pass in the street, may seem oddly familiar to you. Hate you ktiott n them in a previous life? You wonder why you are living on earth to-day and for what purpose you are here. Certain st*iT«"ts of
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    Lock icon EVERY INSULT PLANNED
    1651 4 CASSIUS CIAY ANGELO DUNDEE "THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL lighter there's ever been." That's what his trainer calls CASSITS Ml HAMMAD ALI CLAY incht And In this special Sunday Times feature, trainer ANOELO DI'NDEE ilrfti Clay's real boss tells how he made the American hover the most talked-about fighter
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      276 4 ACROSS: 1. Ward off (s>; 5. DOWN: 1 Frußranf ofl Wooden framework (7); 11. Contend <3>: 3. Rub oufi.s>. 4. Repay (9): 5 Row i4i; Weary (4k 12. Jetty (4t; 13. iterate <6>- 7. Epoch <3>; 3. Skill <3»: 14. Dug of beast (4); Machine i 5»: fl. Anger <3>:
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    Now the truth about that slit glove and the night Henry Cooper nearly KO'd Cassius Clay
    2187 5 Now the truth about that slit glove and the night Henry Cooper nearly KO'd Cassius Clay called Gorgeous George. They didn't have to ask me twice, naturally, I'm believer when it comes to publicity. Now this Gorgeous George was a one-man advertising agency. He sat there and told the people
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      236 5 Advertisement Healthy Legs For All! If you suffer from aching feet and Icgs.rheumauc pain or poor circulation, you can get real relief by improving the quality and circulation of your blood. This is now possible by means ofabiochemic tablet. ELASTO, which helps restore elasticity to veins and arteries making them
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    INSTANT MEALS
    474 6 For the young woman in a hurry WHO says Hie modern girl doesn't cook? She docs. Sales of cookery books and attendance at cooking classes show that preparing :i square meal is no more of a lost art than dolling yourself up to attract a num. But, as
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    Dear Jane Lee
    395 6 SAW my boyfriend dating another nirl ami we had a quarrel during which we called each other names and exchanged insults. He left me in anger. When I calmed down a few days later. I realised that I still loved him. I sought a reconciliation, but he
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    DEAR KNOW ALLS
    191 6 DEAR KNOW ALLS WHAT percentage of the global supply ot natural rubber comes from MalayMa and what is the total acreage under rubber in West Malaysia? GEORGE Maluj/sia, uith the largest output ot natural rubber produces 40 per cent of the world's supply. About 4.000.--000 acres arc under rubber in
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      565 6 Artrertixement: (iivr Your Complexion car-round Beauty Margaret Mernl I Beauty Skin Care I Consultant r Mm 1 jl _a* JSl C%n of your skin from day to day is what produces an all-the-yrar-round complexion loveliness. Follow the fundamental beauty rules, observe them faithfully, and try some of these .special suggestions
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      399 6 POSTURE HAIRSTYLE jHk \,K MAKE-UP FIGURE HH W -DREM jp-SHOES HM YOU (MKLOOkEI) WETR When you've gone to all that trouble to be Miss "well turned out", doesn't it seem a bit silly to cling to bulky, noticeable sanitary pads? Tampax internal sanitary protection is out of sight, out of
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    S'pore insists: Only 365 got the sack
    312 8 S'pore insists: Only 365 got the sack gINGAPORE, Sat The Singapore Government will soon send Malaysia a full. authenticated list of the 365 Malaysians discharged recently from the Singapore Police Force. The Ministry of the Interior and Defence here announced this today when it noted with "gratification" the re-engagement of
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    MISSING WIFE BACK WITH CHILDREN
    118 8 KANGAR, Saturday. HOUSEWIFE, Che Fatimah binte Dohad, reported missing since March 23. returned with her two children to their home at Kampong Jelempok here today. Che Fatiniah was brought back by her husband. Haji Hashim bin Haji Noah, and her brother, Saldin. They found her
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    Legal education board members
    67 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. The !ollowing have been appointed to the Board ot Legal Education: The Attorney-General: Mr. Justice A V. Winslow: Mr D E 8. Cheluah. Mr. Chan Sek Keong. Mr. H L. Wee: Mr. T. P. B Menon Mr. G. Abishfganaden the Derm of the Faculty
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    Three-day visit by Hang Tuah
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal The RMN flagship Hang Tuah will pay a three-day visit to Port Swettenham from Monday The ship will be open to visitors on the first day from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and from 2 p.m to 4 P.m.
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    Branch chief
    42 8 NIBONG TEBAL Sal The headmaster ot the prat Tamil School Mr Kanapatnl ratal, na.-. bren Reeled preMdent of Pr»i branch ol the Divine Life Society Mr M .lattanathitn \:ceprasident Mr T Suppia'i secretary <nd Mr M Sundrun HU Jul traMurer.
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    Punjabis to hold cultural day
    52 8 SINGAPORE Sat. The Singapore Kh:ilsa Association will hold a cultural and sports day at its Clubhouse in Jalan Bahagta. tomorrow Beginning at 11 a.m. there will be a judo and gymnastics display, a Pun iabi folk mstume competition and a Kabndi contest between Singapore and
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    A Johnson bouquet: Premier Lee has made Singapore the 'cynosure of all South-East-Asia'
    373 8 A Johnson bouquet: Premier Lee has made Singapore the 'cynosure of all South-East- Asia' yyASHINGTON, Sat. President Johnson called Singapore a "cynosure" in SouthEast Asia when he accepted the credentials of the island-State.; first Ambassador to the United States. Dr. Wong Lin Ken, yesterday. The President praised Singapore for its
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    Saladin
    111 8 Film show to boost fund for Islamic Secondary School SINGAPORE, Sat. A United Arab Republic Production "Saladin" will be screened at the Galaxy Cinema here at 8 p.m. on July 27 in aid of the Singapore Islamic Secondary School Fund. A committee has been formed under the chairmanship of
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    Poor pressure
    36 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. There will be p°or pressure or no water In certain houses along Kirn Tian Road from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow due to connections to be made to a main there
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    London airport surprise for so happy Mollie
    169 8 London airport surprise for so happy Mollie LONDON, Sat. A surprise was waiting for Miss Mollie An* Mooi Hua. Miss Tourism Singapore, when she flew in to London from New York on the second leg of her world trip. The surprise: Her boy friend who is a student at the
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    Band music
    24 8 SINGAPORE Sat. The Police Bund will give a public P'rformance at the Hong Lim Park fru.n 6 p.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Annual dinner
    23 8 SINGAPORE Shl Hie I China Society hfitl 11* annual dinner at the Chui Huay Lim Club in Keng Lee Road tonight
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      135 8 Now. MSA resumes services to I ndonesia It's almost four years since we last flew to Indonesia. But from April sth, we've resumed our services in a big way. Here is our new timetable; THURSDAY SATURDAY* SUNDAY* Boeing 707 Silver Kris Jet Friendship Service Depart Singapore 9.00 am Depart Singapore
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    OF GREED AND GRASP
    327 9 OF GREED AND GRASP DITTERLY Dr. Lim D Swee Aun, Malaysia's Minister of Commerce and Industry, complains that GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) has become a rich man's club. He should have gone further and charged that GATT today is the stamping ground for 20th century Shylocks. For
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    Inside the mind of a marriage
    702 9 A CURIOUS thing about married life is the sort of disordered telepathy that develops between husband and wife. It isn't only that you can both find yourselves thinking, saying, or even singing the same thing at the same moment, you can quite often predict
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    Death flies in on fins
    665 9 SCEPTICS compare it to Dien Bien Phu. Certainly there are parallels between America's newest Vietnam stronghold and the valley where France lost her pride and an empire 13 years ago. Camp Carroll, like Dien Bien Phu, is a barbed-wire fortress that directly challenges Communist suzerainty
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    BOUNCINS BIKINI
    346 9 BOUNCINS BIKINI ©AUSTRALIA S BEACH BELLES FIND A STIMULATING NEW GAME PLAYED ON SPRINGS THAT'S GUARANTEED TO TIRE YOU IN 15 MINUTES FLAT AUSTRALIA'S bi-kini-clad beach hpllps hnvp acDeiies njve ac quired additional bounce in a new sport called BOI'NCEBALL. jackrabbit volleyball played on a trampoline, it is all the
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    Jumping fringe benefits
    67 9 Jumping fringe benefits r»OL'NCEBALL has riven exeruB thes in some Austra^an com nanies I newTrm« benem The eamf offers such rood all round SSJhfSt"S£. fJSn llS"SK! companies subsidise regular workouts by their executives. Old -st nlaver to date is a fift yeaV-L company executve the ingest, TSKSlyS^old'biy'ta a junior league
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      868 9 CLASSIFIED ADS. ENGAGEMENTS f WerdM Sll I Minimum) AW CMU: Between Telli *w— o Mr. and Mm A« Boon Jin to an Met n Mr. and Mrs. Chu Yue To* on t>.4 67. ENCACEMENT BETWEEN Ram Cban'lrm t> o Mr A Mr*. C. Partha■arathy of \2<)\ I'pper Seramtoon Road and
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      17 9 <3jUDSON^ r Cough Drops-. pom *»ei-ieF o*> couom SORE THROAT and SMOKER'S THROAT Sunday. April 9, 1967.
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      308 9 Advertisement: Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves Pain London. (Special) For the All this, without the use of first time science has tound narcotics, anesthetics or asta new healing substance with ringents of any kind. Tht the astonishing ability to secret is a new healing shrink
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    1037 10 I I THE sky is the limit. The J future fs bright and brilliant for all about to set out on their careers. It is a fast changing world in Malaysia and Singapore today. Every effort is being made to open the doors that lead right up to the top.
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    WATCH THE CLASSIFIEDS, THE RIGHT PLACE TO LOOK FOR THE RIGHT JOB
    309 10 WATCH THE CLASSIFIEDS, THE RIGHT PLACE TO LOOK FOR THE RIGHT JOB PICKING the right career to suit y >ur talents or those of your child i$ not nearly as harrowing a business as it once was. School-leavers, university graduates, older oeople wjntmg to change their careers and parents concerned
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    SISTERS IN ARMS TAKE A RIGHT TURN TO SUCCESS
    603 11 SISTERS IN ARMS TAKE A RIGHT TURN TO SUCCESS IT was up Terriers and at them, the moment these two women joined the Women's Auxiliary Corps of the Territorial Army. In military parlance you might say they took a right turn up the ladder of success for it did not
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    QUOTE BY MISS NORRIS
    59 11 QUOTE BY MISS NORRIS Principol of Singapore's Raffles Girls Secondary School on what it takes to get a girl to the top: QEDICATION, hard work and a little bit of luck. This it the trinity that builds for success and there is no short-cut to it. Clock-watchers and those who
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    Dynamism and pep in the Executive Suite
    451 11 IHE awesome responsibilities and complexities of modern business require men of top calibre to run It. A high degree of professionalism, managerial know-how and technology, are needed to operate a firm successfully in the concrete jungle of the business world. Men who run
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      108 11 M bil Petroleum may be our business but career development is our top priority program at Mobil today. Because of Mobil's current expansion there are still more opportunities for management-minded university graduates who are Singapore citizens. In Accounting and Finance, in Marketing, and in Electrical Engineering, Mobil welcomes enquiries from
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      1001 11 HONESTY INTEGRITY i^K^l^^^ STABILITY M '^fl B MATURITY ■HAhhIHH INSIGHT SELF-RELIANCE WHAT qualities does an employer look for when interviewing a prospective employee? What special trait, what special feature In a persons make-up does he consider as the most Important? His education? His experience? His background? His willingness to do
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    A pointer to fortune
    503 12  -  Mr. Pereira talking: Financial difficulties ruled out going to university... but later I decided to do something about this FOR 49-year-old Mr. E. Pereira, success has I come in a big way. Holder of a string of economics, accountancy and commercial degrees, he is now a
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      1060 12 i/J% EARN fstjl What you're really worth! You can develop your natural ability and train for a better job a better future through an ICS specialised home-study course. Wiih ICS you learn at your own pace under the guidance of expert* in your subjects. You'll be surprised by the rapid
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      23 12 TOr 3 SUCCESSFUL HNnSlllt or BuPa»<- ajMjWj ACADEMIC CAREER fCTMBiy HOK KEE HOUSE. K^L^|JJljL?jT=ljjj^gJ Gaylang Pay. Labar Junction L^g^a^iß^B^BM Singapore 14. T«l: 40.3742.
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      989 12 GG ...where the big |^H money is from Golden Guthrie's a stake in the nations prosperity THE Guthrie Group now out to Malaynnise the run j- ority of senior posts on its rubber and oil palm plantations holds out a golden prospect for the young men with brains and brawn.
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    The ship to see the sea
    278 13  -  SUNDAY TIMES PHOTONEWS By MONTAGUE LACEY: London, Sat. QNE of the most attractive features for passengers in Cunard's new Q4 liner will be: The view of the soa. And the restaurants are on upper docks instead of In the lower parts of the ship,
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    30 13 by a I•> year -old defendant, before a London magistrate, charged with larceny -VIY father told me T1 never to tell the truth as it gets me into trouble.
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    13 pupils meet 'foster parents'
    50 13 BUTTERWORTH. S«t Thirteen pupils from Penang were introduced to their Butterworth "foster parents" by the District Officer. Inche Ahmad Harun, at a ceremony in his residence this morning. The studrnts. ol various races, will stay for two dny.s undrr the Penang State Student Exchange Programme.
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    Scout week: Keep the odd job open
    112 13 CINGAPORE, Sat. Have you a car for washing, an old fence needing a coat of paint or a garden that needs weeding? Il you do. please keep thrse jobs for the Scouts and Cubs who may caY 00 you during their "Job Week'"
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    $20,000 worth of goods seized
    47 13 BUTTERWORTH. Sal A Custom.'- party, led by Asst. Supt. Aminuddin bin Nururidin, spizpd about 520.000 worth of goods U> a house in Bukit Mrri.iiam, tarly this morning. The goods included textiles and rasmetic.s Three men and a woman were detained for interrogation
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    Prospects bright for School Cert entrants to public service
    549 13 PROSPECTS in the public service for new entrants with only a School Certificate are bright. But the majority of them may find the way to the top a long one. Some may never even reach it, being stopped at the bars.
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    Peace—through dancing
    157 13 Peace— through dancing SINGAPORE. Sat. Miss Pauline Koner. one of the most disttngulsiieG modern cHnce teachers In the United States, flew into Sinzapore today for a fiveday visit "to promote world peace and better international understanding through dancing." She told newsmen at the airport: "I believe dancine la the best
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    Dr. X denies love affair with a wife
    722 13  - Dr. X denies love affair with a wife A MIDDLE-AGED doctor who accused a 23-year-old woman patient of blackmailing him told a court yesterday. "I paid the money because it is terribly easy to be struck off." "But," he added, at Maidstone, Kent, magistrate's court, "I deny that I ever
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    Club store theft
    28 13 IPOH, Sat Thieves broke Into the Ipoh Swimming Club ■tore off Gopeng Road last night and got away with liquor, cigarettes and chocolates worth nJM.
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      392 13 HOW TO STUDY SUCCESSFULLY AND PASS EXAMS Sjtoy MMry specialist W. LanftiriPeMy. I^S^tTTMBI speaks frM experience when he says that: "Tie avtrafc student is studying fir exams the hard way wasting se much tine ii L t nidiuf subject natter ever and ever again, trying te make it stick. Underlining
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    Trees: The biggest drawback
    332 14 Trees: The biggest drawback LETTER yyiTH reference to the report of Mr. John Ede's speech at a Rotary lunch, published in last week's Sunday Times, I would like to say that it is fcur years since the tree planting campaign was mounted by the Prime Minister. An assessment was made
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    ANTHEM and the FLAG
    345 14 JPOH, Sat. Malaysian citizens were again urged today to respect the National Anthem and the National Flag to show their loyalty to the nation. Speaking at the opening of the National Council of the Young Christian Workers' movement here, the Minister for Culture Youth and Sports,
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    Sweetheart, says Cederic the Reverend's puppet to Donna: Isn't she pretty?'
    650 14  - Sweetheart, says Cederic the Reverend's puppet to Donna: Isn't she pretty?' OH KEE TIANG: PENANG, Saturday By 6 SECRET OF SUCCESS IN VENTRILOQUISM IS THE VENTRILOQUISTS ABILITY TO KEEP HIS LIPS FROM MOVING 9 £EDERIC, the talking puppet, is anxious to meet Malaysian children. "Especially those who speak English and
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    Sata meeting
    24 14 SINGAPORE, Sat The AAsociation will hold 1U annual Singapore Anti-TuberculosU meeting at the Singapore Ch»rt Clinic at 6.15 pjn. on April 28
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    When the smoke clears after a bomb attempt
    85 15 PHOTONEWS CAPTURES THE TERROR IN ADEN a FIERCE clash broke out in Aden when a terrorist hurled a grenade at British troops as they moved in to disperse a crowd of more than 1.000 demonstrators. The grenade injured five soldiors. One of
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    SHACKLETON TO FLY TO TROUBLED ADEN
    278 15 I OMIOX. Sat— Britain is sending a Government Minister. Lord Sharkleton, to thr troubled South Arabia Federation to help the British authorities in Aden, it was announced here last nicht. Lord Sha ckle t o n. Minister Without Portfolio, will be going to A«len
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    Labourer who hit policeman with a chair fined $20
    177 15 Labourer who hit policeman with a chair fined $20 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A LABOURER, Tan Chuan Ming, 18, was today found guilty by a magistrate's court of hitting a police constable with a chair and fined $20 or four days' jail. The constable. Bujang bin Baba, told the court that
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    Magistrate orders
    101 15 crew-cut IPOH, Sat. A magistrate here. Inche Zulkifli bin Mahmud, looked at longhaired N. Jayaram, 18. unemployed, who was brought into court to answer a tentative charge of armed robbery, and ordered that he be given a "crew-cut" Jayaram pleaded not guilty to robbing a student nurse, P.
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    Paper mill plan
    23 15 SINGAPORE Sat. The Economic D'velopment Board is to build pulp and paper manufacturing mill at Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim In Jurong.
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    Taxi drivers to attend seminar
    48 15 PENANG- Sat The Prnang Tourist Association will hold a seminar for taxi drivers at the association's premises in Port Road tomorrow and April 16. The Minister of Transport Tan Sri Sardon bin Han Jubir. will present swards to the drivers on April 16.
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    Big hunt on for safe with $24,000
    143 15 Big hunt on for safe with $24,000 ORUNEI TOWN. Sat 13 Brunei police have embarked on a full-scale search for a safe containing $24,000 which was removed from the Brunei Education Department office In Tutong a few days ago. Tutong is a little town about 30 miles from here, halfway
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    Koran champs will show how
    53 15 PENANO. Sat. Last year's National and International Koran reading champion- Hajl b:n Hashim of Kedah- will give a demonstration at the (rraduation day cerpmony of the Tarbiatul Islamiah Religious School. Kampong Rawa. tomorrow afternoon. Che Rodhtah blntt Abdul Rahman. State woman Koran champion will also
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    Killer Romeo who boasted of his pretty victims
    642 15  - Killer Romeo who boasted of his pretty victims HENRY THODY: Tucson (Arizona), Saturday By £HARL E S "Smitty" Schmid boasted to his many teenage girl friends: "I know a hundred ways to make love." And most of the girls were ready to take lessons, ou T in "Smitty's" hideaway in
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    Robbery at Weld Supermarket
    49 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat T*» men armed with daeifrs robbed Weld Suprrmarkrt early thta morning of $100 rash and $600 worth of ciKarritP"; Thry had earhrr held up ft i Secunror guard. Inrhr Yusoff bin Ramli. and ordered him to 1 squat at the side door.
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    Tear gas breaks up an anti-Govt protest
    421 16  - Tear gas breaks up an anti-Govt protest riot police fired tear gas shells and dispersed a crowd of 200 anti Government demonstrators here at 1 p.m. today. The slogan-chanting crowd had earlier damaged a traffic light in Jalan Mountbatten and stoned a police radio patrol car as they marched down
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    Two years for threatening witness
    213 16 Two years for threatening witness IPOH, Sat A mason, Choy Sam, 20, who threatened a tin mine kepala, Tang ,Yaw Man, 30, not to give evidence against him iq a tin ore theft case, was sentenced to two years' jail by Tan Sri Justice Mclntyrein the High Court here yesterday.
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    Name change
    21 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Malayilan Airways Executive OfflcMi' DMon has altered 1U name to MiiiaivsiA-SinKapore Airline* i EKecut:\e OfHcer»' Union.
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    I was duped in that deal in gold, says housewife
    186 16 I was duped in that deal in gold, says housewife TA IPI N G. Sat. Police here have arrested five men. all from Singapore, for attempting to cheat a housewife. Madam N'k Tip. 50. of $15,000 cash. The housewife and the men met in a coffee shop here on Wednesday
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    Cathedral wedding
    64 16 |^i \i i.i Mii K s.u Mr .tn .Mrs. dr.int Ulaa him .iltrr their »rridinc at St. John's Cathedral. Kii.il.i l.umpur, Tenterda.v The bride, the former Miss Julie rtraando, is the daughter <>f Mr Anthon> I < rn:ind<> .md thr Ulp Mrv Kern.indo |ho brideernum is IIM m.<n.(i;fi
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    Market
    431 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Business in and rcDoncd lo Hie Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Trading Rooms oi the Stock Exchange todny with the number Ol bhares traded in brackets: Industrial-,: Cemral Susais (I.UUUi $1.89 D. <l-t.ooo> $1.87. (I.UOOi $1.88. 13.000 > S1.8». (2.000) $1.90; CCM <4.UUO> |t.l| D. 119.000) $1.78: Eoso
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    For your day by the sea
    137 16 roUAV: Sedil: Kecnii 938 I urn <6 1 ti > 046 om (65 ft I H:naaporc 10 46 am < 8 6 V I i 11.11 p.m <Mfl>; Port Dickon 836 Mm >8 tt i. 646 p m I (89 tt>: Port Swmenham 543
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    Splinter estate workers union is struck off roll
    175 16 Splinter estate workers union is struck off roll J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The 3.000 strong United Malayan Estate Workers' Union has been struck off from the register of trade unions. A letter, signed by the Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr. K. C George, informing the union about the cancellation, was received
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    Indon bouquet for Malaysian courts
    216 16 pENANO. bat— Ten indoneslan barter traders, accused ol carrying dutiable goods without the permission of the Comptroller-Ge-neral ol Customs, today praised Malaysian courts for the 'Justice and fair play they show to foreigners." The Indonesians were in a jubilant mood after they had been acquitted
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      239 16 )l )H( )-X( 4H| 1 iel])s ferny £et new jot) {S?s^ V~ Jenny: Like ay new hairstyle? Jenny: An interview for the best recep« Mi.i: Wh*fs the occasion? tioiust job I'm ever likely to get. Mibi: Uh-huh. Jenny. »'ha.t's the matter Jenny: Oh no! Not m* fon'r von I <
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      1489 17 STAR of E* c^ the WEEK I L*£r~^ OUR "Star 0/ the Week' today is Miss Helen Chap 'Seremban students born April 15, 1953. ly> not to alarmed If. »t (hr you are kept in tood temper, beginning of tout birthdaj and do not join in any quarrrl year, \ov
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      208 17 PITY/ TUBLJ, TH£ STEER NO, CHIEF ABUNTA/.. f TMIS W/LL HAPPEN AGAIM If) SirßASf6£/Z ST/^/ TtfESB CATS HERDER, CRUSHEP BY THE/ Hls DEATH WAS IWEPONOT PESTROY IT/ aJ^\ f ~^T^& **&Wff //l/MAM FEET/ l^Z 0-0 >^ 1 **^T)IH7 fey NtA. Hrn. T.M. tf U.». r«t. OK. I*O X^- THto»(S IP
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    26-and still unmarried
    178 20 26-and still unmarried ALTHOIGH she has reached the advanced age of 26 Miss Claudia Cardinale has never been married a fact which will surely not have escaped admirers of this looselimhed lovely. From timp to time she issues pronunciamentos on the subject as don't we all" "I don't believe in
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    A 'cats and robbers' that has cops on the run...
    949 20 RUNNING time one hour 56 minutes two seconds. Long enough for h cool cat and cute cops to Like you through plenty of suspense, building up to a belly laugh of a climax. The action shifts from the fast and
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    THE THEATRE
    500 20 THE story of .John Osbornp's play. "Look Baric In Anger. which open* on Tuesday at the Cultural Centre Theatre, takes place In a squalid upper room. It U the home of Jimmy and Alison Porter and Jimmy's junioi partner in business and domesticity. Cliff Lewis. The year is
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    Police hunt for an axe murderer
    131 21 Police hunt for an axe murderer gUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor policr last night combed the Kampong Pandan aroa hero for a killer who hacked a 35-year-old man to death with an ax< The man. K. Nadesan, was found by his nephew, R. Pcrumal, a mechanic, at about 10.30 p.m. sprawled
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    Jurong dockyard to be run by Singaporeans only in 10 years' time
    233 21 Jurong dockyard to be run by Singaporeans only in 10 years' time SINGAPORE s.c The Minister !<ir '-aw and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, today said that the Port of Singapore A uthority would tram enough young men so that in five to 10 years' time, ;t.s dockyard could be
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    Textiles stolen
    20 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Burglar* resterday stole textiles worth about $2,000 and $120 cash from a .-hup in HiKh Street.
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    No applause by request
    129 21 No applause by request SINGAPORE. Sat. There was no applause when the Singapore Chamber Ensembles 70-voice choir and 45-piece symphony orchestra performed in St. Andrew's Cathedral last night. Reason: The Dean of the the Cathedral, the Rev A. C Dumper, had requested the audience before the *tart of the performance
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    The Singapore boy who helped build this pavilion
    680 21  - The Singapore boy who helped build this pavilion By §IR BASIL Spence, one of Britain's leading architects, designed the £2,--500,000 British pavilion at Expo 67, the World Fair to be opened in Montreal, Canada, later this month. But young Michael Tan Szeto. a graphic designer from Singapore, also had a
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    Nutmegs: A survey by 17 students
    117 21 Nutmegs: A survey by 17 students DENANG, Sat.— Seventeen sixth formers from St. Xaviers Institution will i carry out a survey of Penangs famed nutmegs and cloves industry tn Baltic Pulau next week. The team, including six girls, all members of the school's Economics Society, will stay in the village
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    Chichester
    681 21 I CROSS THE MAGIC PARALLEL AND LEAVE THE ROARING FORTIES AT LAST iyiY position at nine o'clock GMT on Monday evening was 34.7 south, 30.22 west. I sailed out of the Forties on the evening of March 31. They may not roar In the Lee of South America as
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      531 21 TV MALAYSIA Potpourri: 745 New.s in th» National 1.-uiguaee: 7.50 Learn (lIANMI. i Kuala l.umpur u<llli PbMW D.<\ and IVtians: t> Ipoh and Ma.- 800 h<l Newa: 8.10 Bridlit and 1-ui.t; .iikd in .lohurr ißjliru; Kti.y; 8.45 Garden and Bark- liiping: 7 IJalu I'ahal: VlIcl; fl 00 M" sll City:
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    Do You Mind does star turn
    409 22  -  EPSOM JEEP By pENA N G Sat. Do You Mind was the star performer on the training track this morning. With Garnet Bougoure astride Do You Mind was going easily on the bit to finish a length In front of thr hard ridden All
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    Tengku's tip pays off: Discount betting is now a big success
    387 22 Tengku's tip pays off: Discount betting is now a big success DISCOUNT betting, perhaps the most effective weapon in the campaign to wipe out illegal bookmaking is hpre to stay, writes EPSOM JEEP Elat«d over the racC6M of the new experimrnt, Mr. Yeoh Chranfj Lee. rhairman of the Totidiaator Board,
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    Pinkson scores easy win for three-in-row
    1485 22  - Pinkson scores easy win for three-in-row SCRUTINEER By SINGAPORE, Sat. Plnkson made it three wins in a row when he whipped his rivals in the Class 1. 8 f race at the amateur meeting here today. He was ridden by S. G. Donaldson. D. M. Brown scored a double nn
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    BIG SWEEP
    97 22 TOTAL POOL $118,500 1st. No. *****7 $65,800 2nd. No. 372:i74 S18.800 3rd. No. *****9 9.400 Starters $1000 each Nos. *****3 *****0 *****7 *****9 *****9 *****2 *****2. Consolation S7.iO each Nos. *****5 *****2 *****8 SM7M 180«>4 S1SSM *****2 *****9 *****0 *****2. SO prirm {200 rich No*. *****9 186X17 *****4
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    239 22 ATHLETICS XL Tr^wry 8C big walk (Bwettcnham Rd, 715 am 1. Perak AAA crosscountry (Talplng. 7 am). BADMINTON Taiping CRO champinnships. CRICKET m«er-23 south lone final: S'pure Malacca (SRC grd. 10.30). Spore «enmr league: BAF Cliangi Pnl.re; Indian Af&n v R Navy; PiC v SCRC: RAF Tengah v
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    Papa keeps title
    27 22 HELINSKI. Sat. Italian Plero Del Papa retained his European light-heavyweight boxing title here last night when he outpointed Finland* Pekka Kokkonen over 15 rounds.
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    Forest KO Cup holders Everton
    319 22 LONDON. Sat. Evertoa. holders of the English F. A. Cup. were knocked out hv Nottingham Forest in the quarterfinals today. ENGLISH F.A. (IP (quarter-finals) Birmingham 0 Spurs C helsf a 1 Sneff Wed. 0 L'erU I Man. City Notts for 3 EfwTwM I ENGLISH DIVISION
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    Singapore win but polish is missing
    245 23 Singapore win but polish is missing SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore have virtually won the Maan Hockey Federations quadrant*uUir championship when they beat Malaysian Armed Forces 2-0 at Thomson Road today. This followed thrir splmdid 3-2 win orer Malacca yesterday. With four points Singapore aro in an almost unassailable position as their
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    SELANGOR TAKE FIRST DAY QUAD HONOURS
    163 23 SELANGOR TAKE FIRST DAY QUAD HONOURS OEREMBAN, Sat.—Sel- angor took the day's honours in the Malaysian Women Hockey Association's quadrangular tournamrnt which opened here today. Belangor beat Penan* 3-1 to record the only decis.v result of four matches, the others being drawn. SPlangor took an early lead when Rani Kaur
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    ADP to last 8
    35 23 SINGAPORE. Sat. Armed Depot Police reached the quar-ter-finals of the SHA junior knockout competition when they beat YMSA 1-0 today. In a League Cup match. RAF Changi outplayed Naval Base 4-1.
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    Sportsman dies
    30 23 SINGAPORE. Sat.— M. Balasubramaniam, 38, a former Malayan half mile champion died today after a brief Illness. He represented Singapore in the MAAU championships from 1949 to 1952.
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    Selangor hog play but Singapore have lots of luck
    663 23  - Selangor hog play but Singapore have lots of luck By I£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Singapore once again showed their knack of winning when underdogs by beating Selangor 2-1 in the FAM Cup final at the Merd c k a Stadium here tonight. But they had a measure of luck. too. for
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    18 23 AINTREE. Sat.— Foinavon won the Grand National hrrr today. Honey End was second. Red Allifator third.
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    327 23 TOKYO. Sat. Mltsutaka 1 Kono. the Japanese Canada Cup golfer, scored a course record equalling elght-under-par 64 today to take a three-stroke lead after the third round in the Yomiuri Open championship hire. Tlie slim 25-year-old Japanese haa a three-round total of i 207
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    Yancey holds 1 -stroke lead
    104 23 Yancey holds 1 -stroke lead VUGUSTA. Sat.— Ber. Tftnoa* shot a one-civer-par 71 in the second round yesterdfcv tn hold a one stroke lead in the r.nual Masters invitation golf tournament with a 36-hole score of 140. The 28-year-old Florida pr*v '..s well below the form lie displayed on Thursday
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    Ferguson Cup
    35 23 IPOH. Sat KelHpa BaM and Lima Bel.i- I t*te« Combined of Slim Ri\er won th« FerKi;son Cup when they but KnnK'-ar Plantation 3-0 in the tea) o! the Perak intersoccer competition here today.
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    26 23 PBCANG B HAF i»wcm Billl bttH Indian Rovert 3-1 and Ramiiicr.s 'C" drew 1-1 with Police in today's leagu* third division soccer matchM.
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