The Straits Times, 18 October 1967

Microfilm: NL12198
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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times TjlH Natinnal Lstd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1%7 L 5 CENTS KDX. »578:i090 MX.(P)SBM
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    LBJ gives Lee red carpet welcome
    626 1 LB J gives Lee red carpet welcome Johnson: 'U.S. welcomes a patriot and a brilliant leader...' WASHINGTON. Tuesday PRESIDENT Johnson today welcomed Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore to the White House and told him the United States wanted to help Asian nations to live in peace. Splitting Mr.
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    Lock icon Talks with Rusk later in the day
    204 1 Talks with Rusk later in the day WASHINGTON, lues. The Stat<- Depart inent has uhen details af th«- first ie« iaya >>i Mr i.cc Kuan V*W'l lld.iv itfl'icial I isil. After his first t.ilks tatla) with President Johnson in the White House. >Ir. I cc was due to meet the
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    But this is not aid, says Goh
    1119 1  - But this is not aid, says Goh JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE. Tuesday accept capital investments from anywhere But private capital investment is one thing Aid is another Dr Goh. TALKS between Singa|iore and l'»ii lain on economic assistance l<» oil set Hie military withdrawal ;i|»|x;ir to have hit some snags.
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    Lock icon Assembly plant dive-bombed in Haiphong
    183 1 Assembly plant dive-bombed in Haiphong SAKiON, Tuesday. AMERICAN \;.\y jrts rolled in aver Ihiphoni; veslerdsiy l<» dive-bomb an arniy l);iri;uks wlicit- Soviel missiles ancl helicopters ;ni" iinrralefl loi asseinblv. As the Skyluiwk and Phantom jet* roared out «>i their dives, llrcs broke out among the buUdingi and smoke mu.-lnoomed into
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    Lock icon Death—for treason
    53 1 Death— for treason DAMASCUS. Tues. A special military tribunal has sentenced two Foreign Ministry officials to death for treason, it was announced here today. The two officials, sentenced in their absence, are Ahmed Kamal Hamdi. Deputy Consul at the Syrian Consulate in East Germany, and Mohammed AbuiFaraj al-Samman. accountant at
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    N-power plants
    29 1 BANGKOK. Tucs Th* International Atomic Energy will litlp Thailand in >t>iiinv up miesMf powered electricity plants, accort. ■he Thai Nuiloiihl Df\elo|>ment MlulMer. Mr Pole- S ra in
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    White flag Reds
    36 1 SAIGON, Tues. Two small groups of North Yietn.imese totalling 14 men. most of them wounded flagged down a IS. helicopter with a white flat and surrendered, (he I.S. military command said today. LPI.
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    The Philby story
    192 1 ONLY IN THE STRAITS TIMES HIS is an unmatched MM cess stoi\ in the murky history of espionage. It is mm known that he was the most important spy that the Ra»sians ever had in the West. For 30 iiicreclilile years he went undetected. V ears during
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    This is a shocker
    57 1 STOCKHOLM Tu«'« Bwe flen'^ Censorship has approver! for public rlewtnj a aim in which •< man and woman an thowti navtni Npxual In'ereinirse The Him. "1 :mi Inqulsl live." was produced by VUgot Bjorman. one* an Militant to Ingmar Bera nan. who said the picture was
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 Rl >M\ lIMS M M x I \\l" M(»s.< OW In' mil attempt |o II Venn l »pa» c p It on Venus .1 lomoiiou morning < i<»d Kiis-i hi s, h nii-i daj
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      Lock icon British Cabinet split over arms sales
      382 2 I -S. AFRICA WANTS SHIPS, SUBS, PLANES LONDON. Tues. Leaders of Britain's Labour Government were today reported split over a South African request for modification of the two-year-old ban on the sale of arms. Qualified sources said the South Africans had lately been displaying
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      26 planes lost in club fire
      60 2 SAO PAULO lue^ Twen- ty-six Mght aircrair were des- t roved by fire VhKtl .swept through the Sao P.t.ilo Air Club over the weekend. No one was killrrt „r iniurod by the blaze, which reportedly .started when a ftudenl pilot tried to light a
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      Vorster to Zambia again: We'll hit hard
      102 2 Vorster to Zambia again: We'll hit hard CL'NDKA. (Transvaal). Tues. The Prime Minister. Mr. John Vorsi«i. last night Ku\e another warning to Zambia that South Africa uoulcl strike back hard if >he were attacked But he denied that South Africa constituted any threat to Zambia: "It is not lie uli.>
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      Search off
      41 2 LONDON. Tues. Bntish European Airways laid day they hud given up hope of recovering the "Blu-lc Box" fli«rlit recorder from '.he wreckage of the Comet aircraft which plunged into the Mediterranean la.st TliuimUv killing ali 66 people .i board.
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      Lock icon America, Russia in race to Venus for a peep behind the veil
      360 2 America, Russia in race to Venus for a peep behind the veil PASADENA, Tues A MERICAs Mariner V spacecraft will rush past Venus on Thursday, anxiously watched by scientists hoping for mans first peep through the thick mantle of cloud which surrounds the mysterious planet. As the spacecraft closes in
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      Another three Indonesian ambassadors sacked
      93 2 IAKAftTA. Tues. Acting President General Suharto has dismissed three ambassadors for supporting the 1965 abortive Communist coup. They are Mr. A M. Hanafi (Ambassador to Cuba). Mr. Djawoto (Peking) and Mr Tahsin (Mali). The Indonesian Ambassadors to North Vietnam. Mr. Sukrisno. and to Ceylon. Mr
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      Ailing Sato cuts down his programme in NZ
      197 2 Ailing Sato cuts down his programme in NZ AUCKLAND. Tues. A The Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Sato, was forced to break of! his planned itinerary at Hamilton today and flew back to Auckland because of a cod which has developed into bronchitis. il:> personal physician. Prof. Iwao Ito, said h»
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      Lock icon 600 leave Sinai for U.A.R
      74 2 TO NAI lOtiS rut*. U Thanl revealed yesterday that i Ban linn 600 mh.ibilants <»f iM'.-rli-occupied Sinai were .-.alely transported acrOM the Suei Canal into U.A.R. territory a weelt ago U Thant told the Security Oii-r.cil that U.N. truce super- vision personnel on the Canal
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      228 2 WITH THE Jr SPIRIT OF SAFETY I POWER STOP IT GIVES ADDED BRAKING POWER M WITH LESS PEDAL EFFORT f FAR EAST MOTORS LTD. S NGAPORE 3 J ALAN ROBERTSON. KUAIALIMI *R Rto't«»ni«d m alhtt ctnl'M in Mi i,» lt t> WEARNE BROS (M) LTD. Wk Jl From as far
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      28 2 TiUE GAMBOLS -4f eooM wouct? ca(?e x> see L Kocm Amgeoey >. I I CAN O»4c/\ SAVE. COME AUMV COP 6 WITM **o**Ttio*e y ONE -t Miggogg/^p of y
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      Suez: Sir Harold is told of Nasser's terms
      253 3 Suez: Sir Harold is told of Nasser's terms CAIRO. Tuesday jJRITALVS official envoy. Sir Harold Beeley, was told at the Foreign Ministry here the UAR could not allow the Suez Canal to be reopened until Israeli troops had been withdrawn from its banks. Foreign Ministry sources said yesterday. •The Israeli*
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      Lock icon Airport porter taken for long, long ride
      74 3 HOUSTON. Tuev A po;ler at Lo& Angeles International Airport was slmt into the bag- compartment of a National Antilles jet by mistake la.-i nUlit ,<nd (lev nonstop ban. He emerged unhurt. The Hliline refused to give In.MUM or further detail- Mytng: ■He wasn't
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      Mourning Cuba: Flood of pictures of Che
      134 3 H\\ A lues. Tens ill thousands ol photographs "I EnMSto <he (iiicvar.i apprared MidrieiiU in Havana store windows yesterday as Cuba began Hirer <la%s ol national mourning lor the --la in revolutionary. The pn tun-N appeared within Ikkiis liter the I*i i in*-
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      Lock icon Rusk in 'yellow peril' storm: I never said that
      352 3 Rusk in 'yellow peril' storm: I never said that IVASHINOTON, Tues. —The Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, today repudiated charges that he had raised the spectre of a new -yellow peril" by speaking out against Chinese Communist expansion. He issued a .special statement to rebut newspaper columnists who accused
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      19-hour curfew in Bhatpara
      57 3 CAICLTTA TIM The mtborittw todjy mipo.-td 19-huur curfew til the toun at BhutDi.i.i aix'Ut 2S miles Boltti ni ho*. loiiuu ing j aerieo! cij.-li<- bftwefn n\j| reiiijiuu> groupfi. Eie\en oeoplr died in in thr town on Ck'. 11 and another perm •>.<> >iabbfd to druth tod*v
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      Lock icon BRUSH FIRE RAZES 40 SUBURBAN HOMES NEAR LOS ANGELES
      204 3 I OS ANGELES. Tues. -Two major brush tires that have destroyed mere than 40 suburban homes yesterday joined up lo one giant blaze covering 20.000 acres dvA firemen braced for a ne w onslaught oi flames as winds and temperatures climbed.
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      138 3 If J H I This is the big one I The new mustang-bred Falcon for Big Men-Big Business-Big Families the Mustang-bred handing of any car in its you're a big man in business on 500 introduces new class. Wide track long or at home, take time to standards to its
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      122 3 REDUCED FROM m(yk 20% to 70°o JMm SWISS PRINTED SILK iYW» U.P. $28/- NOW $8/- per yd ft \fvl\ LESS 60', Open up to 10 p m today Ample FREE \\*VNl> LiAT TOWERS 541, ORCHARD ROAdV \W^ (Opp. Lido Theatre. Tel: *****) W Cure your COUGH tonight with De Witt's
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    Inquiry into man's death after brawl in hotel
    596 4 MAN WANTED TO BUY DRINKS BUT WAS REFUSED, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE, Tuesday MAGISTRATE'S preliminary inquiry wn s today told aboul a brawl ■M York Hotel, which resulted in the denth of an Australian Freelance publisher, Denis HadefieW. In the dock was an
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    Neighbours rally to help the Leong orphans
    387 4 MINISTER JEK MAKES APPEAL CINtiAPORE, Tues. The neighbours of the five little Leong orphans of Margaret Drive, Singapore, have rallied to help them. The Queenstown Residents Welfare Association this evening announced the setting up of a trust fund for the children It made
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    Cocktail party
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Fountain Night Club in Upper Seranjoon Road will celebrate lt.s official opening with a cocktail irom 12 noon to 2 p.m. on Friday.
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    SINGAPORE NATIONAL SONG CONTEST LAUNCHED
    301 4 SINGAPORE NATIONAL SONG CONTEST LAUNCHED SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister of State for Culture. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. today called on Singaporeans to compose songs reflecting the various aspects of life in Singapore and the aspirations of her people. Mr. Lee said that it was high time that Singaporeans tried to
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    Wheat flour dishes: The winners
    245 4 SINGAPORE. Tues BREAKFAST dishes fit for any palate, made from wheat were publicly prepared today by 40 men and women in a competition to popularise wheat. A wide selection of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Western dishes tv demonstrate the various uses of wheat flour were
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      142 4 Educational TV for today r pODAY"S educational TV for 12.4S p.m. National language. x schools on Channel Bls as Sec 2: Darihal Getah follows: 2 p.m -2.20 p.m.. Civics. Sec. 1 830 a.m. -8. 50 am.. Civics. Sec. —All Races md All Creeds I— All Races and All Creeds <Ch.i;
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    'Work your idle village plot' drive
    292 5  - 'Work your idle village plot' drive A. SRIPATHY By MALACCA. Tuesday JJjALACCA'S new Chief Minister. Haji Talib bin Kanm, announced today the launching of a land utilisation campaign starting from nrxl week. The object is to encourage kampong people who own land to make good use ot it and not
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    Disruptive elements warning as 'Citizen' operation begins
    350 5 Disruptive elements warning as 'Citizen' operation begins DENANG. Tues. The 1 Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. today warned the people of Penang that there were elements who were going all out to disrupt the peace and harmony existing among the people. "It la our duty, as responsible citizens,
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    Four defiant Barisan unions struck off, then raided
    124 5 Four defiant Barisan unions struck off, then raided SINGAPORE, Turs. The Government today de registered lour defiant Left-wing trade unions. All four followed the Barisan Sosialis directive to its unions to ignore new provi sions in the Labour Ordinance De-reßistratlnii orders were :w--rnmpaniecl by swift police raids on all four
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    Letter to CID: Police plea to writer
    86 5 Letter to CID: Police plea to writer SINGAPORE, Turv Thr piilicr .ire .inxious to interview the writer of .in :inon> moils letter written in Chinese and ret-eived .it thr ('ID on Oct. The writer stales In- h.u! n'lM-rvfd a certain incident at about p in on Sept. M at the
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    Teachers' Day
    21 5 IAIPING. Tin liie Hua 1 .n Chinesi secondary school will celebrate Teachers' Day with a dinner here on Friday.
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    2-day temple festival
    52 5 PENANQ, Tues. The Pln-banß-Onn Buddhist temple at Batu Lanchang nil] celebrate the "Kathina" festival on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 There will be a procession fund the temple at 9 a,m. on Nov. 1 followed by offering of kathina robes, food and other Rifts to the community
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    Maori art show
    28 5 KtAI.A LUMPUR. I up* Tun Abdul Razak wU\ upen »n exhibition Ot modem and traditional Maori art at thr Muziuni Megan hrre on Oct 30
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    University College: Meeting sets up 3 sub-committees
    205 5 University College: Meeting sets up 3 sub-committees I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Three sub-commit-tees were set up here today alter the Penang University College Working Committee held iu> first meeting to discu» the courses to be offered by the college. The chairman ol the Working Committee. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari i Minister
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    LORRY KILLS TWO
    41 5 AI.OK SI.\K lurv Two ihildrtn a boy .iiul .i sirl were killed when they were knockril iloun hy a lorry at thr ii\th mil*- .Mahane-Kulim ro.ul vrsterdav. PiiNupalerU 11. and lajudclin bin Ha>him I, died on the snot.
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    YACHTSWOMAN MRS. LEE: IT'S UNLIKELY THAT I CAN GET TO SEAP GAMES
    303 5  - YACHTSWOMAN MRS. LEE: IT'S UNLIKELY THAT I CAN GET TO SEAP GAMES PC. SHIVADAS By Ipoh. Tuesday "THE only worn a D A whose name la among the 13 ud for ■election for Malaysian yachting team to compete in the SEAP Games In Bangkok In December does not think she
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    Wire grab
    20 5 PENANG thieve* .-'.nir more than ni i.ihli' wnc valued ,<i $700, from thf ii.iiw«v track at Prml v.\-.!rrd..\
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    President of MTUC off to U.S. meeting
    132 6 President of MTUC off to U.S. meeting KUA LA I.LMPUH IV rues. The pre sident ol the mtuc Mr. Vcoii Teck Chye It'll tui Wash:: today. "i the hi deration .1 Commercial Clerical technical Employ Tin onsrea iifdulrd to b^gin oi Slillf! I h Mid ihi WOUli probtem ol organic
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    Anti-beauty contest congress a big sucess, he claims
    150 6 Anti-beauty contest congress a big sucess, he claims UENANG, Tues. 1 The Pan-Malaysian Anti-Beauty Contest <■<>! iclcl Ul Kuala Lumpur las! k, was a bin success, it.-, organising Inchc I.smail bin Ibrahim >aid today. .denng the numl and repreaen tatlves from Muslim or itions who attended .md took part, there
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    Wife allowed divorce
    49 6 MAI A 1 IMP lU. niM ice Baa-full? petitioned in the Hi«h Court here for j divorce Fran m bustaadl JUMi M.iiiiKl IJ i" mjii on grounds of cruelty Tlipv were marred in Kin Lumpur in Dnembrr I <»S9 The pri it ion ah.s not -mreMed.
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    Jet crash: two die
    65 6 gINGAPOBE. Tue. —A Royal Air Korce Jaxelin Hum TrnKah crashed into the sea near Tanionc Pil.ti off .lohorr. la>i week, killing its two crew it was announced tod.iv The pilot uas I lyins Officer GeraM Kama id Horn Christj hurch. New /eal.ind. and the Bavlcator Flyina
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    'SMASH THIS GANG' ORDER
    132 6 'SMASH THIS GANG' ORDER JOHORE BAHRU, Tue.v The Johore police contingent hero has Issued directives to t h c Sogamat police to smash a uang which specialises In robbing courting couples The order wa.s gllYen fnllowins two robbet tlie parl:inK m Spimih.,; last week In the lir.st rubbery, a vegetable
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    Estate men on strike
    65 6 KLUANG. lues Thr ,80 I workers of Painol estate here rm\e been on strike since Saturday in protect against thr mi--pei^ton ol lour union otticlalOnr ol thr suspended offtctab Is 'he vicr-prcsjdent of the •Johore brane)) oi the National Union of Plantation Workers. Inchc Alitnad bin
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    18 hurt in bus crash
    200 6 12 ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ML' AH. Tuesday. JMGHTEEN people were injured, two seriously, when a bus overturned near Panchor. 15 miles from here, this morning. The seriously injured were the driver. Mr Lim Kirn Kong. :*2. and a girl student. Twelve were admitted to hospital
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    Prize day
    46 6 NIBONO TEBAL. hrn The Minister ul Sducauon. 1■ >- (iv Moli.tmecl Khir Johuri. will give away the nn/ej> at Ihe annual partota* day oi tin Mr thoclisl Primarj' -Sctiool at 43U p.m. on Thursday. The Dro?r..mmo includes a tonceri. and an .<rts .md erafi rshibuion
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    3 dead, 1 hurt in car, truck crash
    130 6 3 dead, 1 hurt in car, truck crash Ll AMAN I ur> Three pesple ere killed anil one Ncri<»ii*ly in lured when the i.ir in uhuli they were IraifMli wan in \iil\ed in .i cdllision with .in .n im Iraek al die Sith in i I i- Kti.in(.ii) Km. ill
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    Ban on bicycle parts imports from China
    70 6 KUALA I.IMPIR Tues The import .it bicycle components mi Malaysia from Communist china ha.been banned. The component* ln< ludi :m>;-. and other locking devices. be11."., bicyc pumoj electric iicht me ..i rqu:pnirn 1 for pedal Wcyctoa. However the to this country and ordered
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    Teachers' Day on Friday
    52 6 KUALA IXMPUR. Tucs The Alliance ol m a la; stan Teachers' Unions iPc-rguru.i!i> will celebrate Taacbera' i the Dewan B:>h.iM dan Puaiak.i on Friday i^.I'.ie programme Includ ballet rlMiicf. bersilat dispi traditiucul dancaa ol Uie various communities. Hip show is oixmi to the public .md .ulnnsMon
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    A Jaycee fund drive for hole-inthe-heart boy
    211 6 A Jaycee fund drive for hole-in-the-heart boy |OHORE HAHRU. Turs Jaycees here arc trying to raise funds to wnd LO-year-old hole-in-the-heari boy Lim Yoke Ping to An s t ral i a for an operation. ipecialUl al the General Ho.spn.il here, Di L.i in Kee Jin hai written to Perth
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    Acid girl dies in hospital
    37 6 IPOH lucy A b;ubei Mua Pbunr Su dim. 18 clirci pttal here on Sunday ;if:rr cir.nking acid in her home m Jpla- w rtllage. lound .< note m ncr bedroom wrt::en in Chinese.
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    29 local firms to participate in printing industry exhibition
    299 6 SINCiAPORE. Tues A PRINTINCi .md packaging industry exhi- bition to help local linn.v improve their efficiency and keep abreast Of competitors in the international market will be held at Shenton Way from Oct 27 to Nov. 4 The nine-day exhibition is
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    Up in smoke
    22 6 KAMI'AR lur, ore ;n Mrml> Au.m new vilidge ne.ir hire ve«•eiti.iv cie.vl royeti about $18. Ot worth of tob.
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    Surgeon: People have no idea...
    671 7  -  CHIA POTEIK Any of these driving habits can leave you permanently disabled By Singapore, Tuesday lIAVE you ever Uiv c n serious thought to your habit of driving with your arm resting on the car win<>R your forearm dandling out of it? OR your hand
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    40 unionists for seminar
    64 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Forty participants from 73 affiliated unions of fie Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services will .kr part in the sixth residential trade union .^emina:- to be held at the Istana Lama. M(>- rib from Feb. 3 to 10
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    6 more postal agencies
    44 7 KIAI.A I.UMPUK. lues. Six Xl postal agencies in West Malaysia wire oprned yesterday. They hit at Batu Merannß i Npßrn Srmbilan i Kemendore (Malacca); Chabang Tiga Ber.mq.in 'Krl.uitani; Megabfuiß Talipot iTreiißßanu): Bukit Kaph! md Sungpi Bur i.ii (both in Selaneor*.
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    BARGIRL GRANTED DECREE NISI
    168 7 MALACCA, Tuesday. A BAR UIRL, Jenny Quek Lian Neo. 27, told the High Court today that her husband assaulted her when she refused to give him money. siic reported to tho police on three occailona last year niter her husband had assaulted and threatened to kill
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    HARMONY ADVICE TO CHILDREN
    93 7 HARMONY ADVICE TO CHILDREN DONTIAN. Tues. The Raja Mikl.i of Johore. Tengku Mahmud Iskand:ir. today urged the children of different races to he on good terms to ensure the future peace and security of the nation. He was speaking at a 3.000-strong schoolchildren s rally at the Padang Astaka here
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    Rubber firm appeals against $87,135 order
    193 7 Rubber firm appeals against $87,135 order J/UALA LUMPUR. Tues Ling Nam Rubber Works of Johore Bahru today appealed to the Federal Court here for revision of a Johore Bahru High Court judgment of $87,135 against it. Ling Nam was found liable by the court for a fire which started In
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    PLEA FOR MARSHALL TO APPEAR REJECTED IN SABAH COURT
    169 7 PLEA FOR MARSHALL TO APPEAR REJECTED IN SABAH COURT JESSELTON. Tues. The Sabah Government today turned down a special request, that a Singapore lawyer. Dato David Marshall, be allowed to appear in the courts here for an election petition case. The request was made by solicitors for the former Minister
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    Seamen give $1,000
    58 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Asian Officers' Seamen Union has donated $1,000 to the proposed Islamic Secondary Mission School in Singapore. The cheque was handed over lo th? State Minister for the Prime Minister .s Department. Haji Yaacob bin Mohamod. who in also vice-chaiinmn ol the committee entrusted with
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    Hwa Lek can't swim, yet she jumped into sea in bid to save her sister
    245 8 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. rpAN HWA LEX (right), survivor of yesterday's sea tragedy near the Esplanade, had made a desperate attempt to save her younger sister, Tan Hwa Lee, despite not being able to swim. Today, Hwa
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    CHOON TIN GAVE HER LIFE IN HEROIC BID
    147 8 slipped and fell into the sea. Hwa Lek without hesitation jumped in to save her but found herself in trouble as she could not swim. It was assumed that Choon Tin, who was watching all this, had also Jumped In to the
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    THIEF GRABS $2,900 FROM A WOMAN
    109 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. A housewife. Madam Leong Tin Ho. put up a determined struggle against a snatch thief but eventually lost her purse containing a $2,900 payroll. The wife of the Nanyanst University canteen proprietor. Madam Leone wax on her way to the canteen She
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    How should will of dead husband be interpreted?
    472 8 WIFE AND 2 CHILDREN ALSO DIED IN SAME AIR CRASH SINGAPORE. Tuas THE High Court today heard iivc-and-a-half hours of Icgiil submissions on how the will of ;m insurance company executive, killed in an nir crash in India live years ago, should
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    More of Japan's ships to use S'pore facilities
    190 8 More of Japan's ships to use S'pore facilities SINGAPORE, Tues Singapore's ship-repairing and hip b v ilding Industries, which handle Japanese shipping, will receive a big boost with the establishment here of an oversea* representative office of tht Nippon Kaiji Kyokal. The N.K. is the Japanese International shipping classification organisation
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    The first three
    44 8 SINGAPORE. Tues In the "Princess of Singaporf contest held dunne the Government Servants' Welfare Organisation ball at the Ocean Park Hotel, th« winner was Miss Daisy Tan Soon* Kheng. runnpr-up waa Mis* Anna Pnh Hak Lian. and third Miss Hrather Siddon«.
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      595 8 Productive English a course in English for Secondary Schools Learning a second language demands a knowledge of the characteristic sentence patterns of -^^*^!S that language. The way a sentence is expressed in tfttftf^ m \sssasaiß Malay. Chinese or Tamil, for example, would be 4 VI different from the way it
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    Columbus re-discovered America... in 1492
    867 9  - Columbus re-discovered America in 1492 Roland Huntford by OSLO ON October 12, 1492, Columbus discovered America. Or did he? The Norsemen beat him by rive centuries and although their discovery is supposed to have been forgotten, a case has now been made out for the Norse discovery having been known
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    Invisible navies
    1026 9  - Invisible navies ANDREW WILSON by A new kind of power, vast and frightening WHILE the long ter in military and political consequeni ea of America's decision to deploy an anti-ballistic missile system are debated, ;m equally portentous development is taking place beneath the sea. The nuclear powered submarine was the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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      H.K. Sticks It Out
      637 10 Tin re can l>e no certainty about China's intentions lowardi Hong Kong. On all the evidence, however, it is highly unlikely that a take-over will he attempted in the neai future. This danger h;is alWayi been played down, o( course. But only recently hai it been
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      Red Tape
      386 10 How serious are the signs of "retardation and strain" that Tan Sri Jamil Rais sees in the Malaysian public serv.ce? That he should feel them to exist ;it all is cau.<*.» ior concern in times when the admini.sti itive burden is bound to iiKTta.se: and that lie airs
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      Sabah Labour
      215 10 Sabah 1 |>olicie-s «>n imm'g--1 ant labour badly need tidying up. 1 hough a stop has been put to the anarchic system under which workers from the riidippines entered thp State virtually unrestricted and unsupei vised, things are still not nearly as well ragulasad as they should be.
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      115 10 ()NE of my relatives recently travelled from Penang by train but was not allowed to enter Singapore as he did not have proper travel documents with him. I do not blame the immigration authorities, but I am at a loss to understand why the
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      Bouquet for a clinic
      92 10 I HAVE read lots of complaints about bad treatment given to the public by the staff of General Hospital. Kuala Lumpur. One should visit the (E.N.T.) Ear, Nos#> and Throat Clinic. There is only one receptionist who I believe does all the record work. Despite her
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      65 10 I LIVE in one of the Municipality's Low Com Housing Flats along Loke Yew Road. At prP■ent, there are five blocks of llat.s in ihi.> complex, with two under con.structlon in tne same locality. Altogether, this makes a population of at lea.st 3.500. And yet. the Telecoms Department
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      52 10 I REFER to the report "Telling friend irom loe" tSept. 28). Police to date have not issued any directive to plain- clothes policemen to carry helmets on anti-demonstrations or anti-processions rounds. Nor were detectives mistaken for demonstrators and "attacked with batons by the Riot Squad." I.OKK FOO VI r Police
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      46 10 I BOUGHT a flat Irom the Housing Board over three years ago. Last year I paid all stamo fees, registration fees and an arbitrary fee called "minor disbursements." I do not mind the payment, but where is my lease after all these years? r.l FAIR Singapore
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      HIPPIES AND THE REDEMPTORISTS
      145 10 IN the course of history many things, some good, some bad. have been falsely laid at the door of the Jesuits. The most recent example occurred in your Item of Oct. 12 under the headline "Wooing the Hippies from the Pulpit". While the mission to Hippies
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      43 10 lAGRKE with the Secretary U.M.N.O. regarding civil servants playing golf. At Ipoh or Taiping you will sec these golf-playing civil servants and police officers on the courses at 4.00 p.m. That means they must have left their offices at 3.30 pm. TAXPAYER Taiping
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    LEARNING MALAY
    535 10  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 105 in a new series by GLOSSARY: TawarAN (n) offer; pava (11) swamp, tanah paya (N) swamp land, swampy land: BERtimbang rasa (V> to be considerate: BF.Rsimpati ivi to sympathise; maruah mi integrity, modesty, also: dignity. The .squatter problem is still in our midst, and
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    WHY MARCOS MUST PUSH HIS LUCK HARD
    854 10 Opposition attacks on 'dictatorial tendencies' could boomerang in his favour at the polls by A Special Correspondent of The Financial Times, London IF THE U.S. always seems to b c preparing for an election then the Philippines, by contrast, always seems actually involved
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    It's 'rain, rain go away' as Sabah waits for Tengku
    252 11 It's 'rain, rain go away' as Sabah waits for Tengku From ALBERT RAMALINGAM SELTON, Tues. hop111^ uiat a week's per--InL ram will away tomorrow when thr Prims Minister am. Thousands ol school cbildand "fli will be ..rport whin the K.MAF aircrait tarryiiig th c Tengku hes down here m the
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    Oil palm move 'not end of hope in rubber'
    135 11 I \l. lues— Tin- new emph.isi> mi oil palm by tlic K u.i l.i l.umpur%K§mm% Aina I I amati-d l.ld iloi-s not mean the riimpanv has losi hope in rubber, its chairman. Mr. Alan C. ilvcr. said today. Speaking when he
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    'No real peace while Reds lurk on border'
    465 11  - 'No real peace while Reds lurk on border' PADMAN GOPAL By KOTA BHARU. Tuesday. 'fHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today called on the people not to be complacent though the Emergency and confrontation were over. 'There is still no real peace prevailing in our country. This is because
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    $180,000 sound of music at new hotel
    77 11 $180,000 sound of music at new hotel SINGAPORE. Tues One of Singapore' new luxury tourist hotels, the multimillion dollar 305-room Hotel Malaysia at TangBn Circus, due to open for business early next year, will be equipped with the latest electronic sound and communication systems costing about $180,--000. A special paginc
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    Woman killed
    32 11 SINGAPORE. FUSS. A woman. I.re Ah Chr"!<. 50 was fatally injured wbffl she was knocked down by a lorry at the junction of Upjxr Scrangoon Road and Sunshine. Terrace yesterday.
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    'HAMID TUAH DID NOT SEEK TO BE REPATRIATED'
    346 11  -  WALTER DCRUZ p »y i KUALA LUMPUR, Tucsdav fWO of Hamid Tuah's daughters. Fathimah Sham. 26. and Siti Noor. 24. today said their father denied asking the Mentri Besar. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, to send him back to Indonesia. "When we
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    Lock icon Call on Healey
    37 11 LONDON. Tues. —Mr S. Rataratnam. Singapore's Foreign Minister, yesterday paid a courtesy call on the British Defence Secretary. Mr Denis Hralry Mr. Rajaratnam arrived here last week after a visit to East Europe. UPI.
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    Days of the big tax dodgers numbered: Dr. Goh
    186 11 Days of the big tax dodgers numbered: Dr. Goh SINGAPORE. Tues. Th« cljv> til bit -time taxdodseis are numbered. The Finance .Minister. Dr. (ioh Kens S.u'P. announced today that thr (iiurrnnirni Mould soon be cracking: down on these evaders. "After \w have tidied things up. it will be very difficult
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    Three majors promoted to lieutcolonel
    160 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three majors have been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. They are Major M. A A Rodrigo. Major Mohamed Shah bin Yahaya and Major Mohamed Antl bin Mohamed Yahaya. Major Kodrlgo. 35. lias assumed command of the 2nd Regiment, Malaysian Rangers. He
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    $14,000 grant
    32 12 BUKIT MERIAJAM. Tues The Government lias made a $14,000 srant to the Boon Bmp Chinese primary school in Simpang Ampat tjr the construction o( an oflicc. HboM hall -md ekMBHMBM
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    Alliance rally
    28 12 PARIT BUNTAH. lues. The Speaker of the Prnantj State Assembly. Haji Sulmm.m bin Haji Ahm.'ri. will address an Alliance inllv at Tan.ioiir Piandang en Thursday night.
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    Lock icon Envoy flies over old 'Death March' road
    134 12 ILSSELTON. Tues. The J Australian High Commissioner. Mr. A. J. Eastman, today flrw over the proposed route of the 250--mile east-west transSabah highway. Work on the highway, to lirk Jesselton with Sandakan, the commercial centre of Sabah, is to begin in February. Much
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    RUBBER CRISIS: NOW ACTION BY THE U.N.
    300 12  -  BOB NG Experts to meet in Geneva next month By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. j]XPERTS from natural rubber and synthetic rubber producing countries as well as consuming countries will meet in Geneva next month to discuss ways to stabilise the price of rub- ber.
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    Lock icon Malaysia at Tokyo talks
    47 12 TOKYO. Tues. About 30 rtpNMnlAttfM frow '.line nation*, including Malaysia, are attending the 'ourth Asian electronics conference which opened here yesterday. The four-day meeting ill disi-Jsh ways to oromote electronic technology. including ihe exchange of information and technicians in Asia and Oceania. AP.
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    Assembly hears three papers on prospects of latest synthetics
    344 12 SAO PAULO (Brazil), Tuesday. riELEGATES to the 19th World Rubber Assembly here last night V heard three papers on the present position and future prospects of the newest elastomer and polymer synthetic rubbers. IN THE FIRST PAPER. Mr. G. W. Atkinson,
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    Ex-bank clerk accused of HK $1 million fraud
    76 12 CAN FRANCISCO, lues. I 13 Carlo Manuel Luz, a frocery store owner here, -vas arresteil yesterday on a warrant from 'long Kong asking his extradition for fraud. Da Lv« is acrusen »f misappropriating more than HKSI million while working as a clerk
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    Africans want a fairer deal for poor countries
    257 12 ALGILRS, Tues. Afrt- can delegates to the trade conference of developing nations here yesterday called for a reorganisation of the world commodity market in favour of the developing countries. In a document laying out African proposals they urged measures to limit price
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    Rotary talk
    37 12 I'tNANd rues. I T.m Kiar-le« will sofa* on til- 3irtiidav ol the HotarClub ol Pennine at ihf rlub'i Mipplcly luncheon mo<"ine at the E Utd 0 H..KI t< morrow cluh was lound»d IB October. 1930.
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    TRANSFERS FOR 150 RIOT SQUAD MEN
    176 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tv««. MORE than 150 policemen Hum the Federal Reserve Unit here are to be transferred to the various States on general duty. This Is the biggest reshuffle among the rank-and-file ever to take place I In the Reserve Unit A police source
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    Alliance Party outlines 'right' road for S'pore
    343 13 Alliance Party outlines 'right' road for S'pore OINGAPORE, Tues. The Alliance Party Singapura said today it had "a realistic, practical and constructive approach and policy which can make an independent Singapore not only survive but also prosper." In a policy statement emphasising thr dangers and .sufferings ahead, the party said
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    Orchids ? They are like people
    251 13  - Orchids They are like people GARY CHIN TWO FIND SIMILAR BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS By Penang, Tues. /)KCHIDS are like people, a couple who have oeen carrying out considerable research into their pattern of behaviour, believe. At their nursery in Erigecumbe Lane, retired clerk Mr. Chan Knit Hoe and his wife have
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    Suspect held after house robbery
    97 13 PENANG. Tues. Officers of the Anti-Secret Society Branch today detained a suspect believed to be connected with a three-man armed gang which robbed a house in Circular DTive. Pettes Park, yesterday afternoon The suspect wa.s picked ud at a house in Stewart Lane at about
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    TRY THE PREFAB SYSTEM, AFROASIANS URGED
    285 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues THE Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. today recommended the prefab housing system to a group of AfroAsian housing delegates. He was speaking to them at the Selangor Legislative Assembly chamber after they had been briefed by
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    30-man NZ trade team in today
    171 13 30-man NZ trade team in today SINGAPORE. Tues. A high-powered 30-man New Zealand trade mission will arrive here tomorrow for an eight-day visit to promote two-way trade. I Led by Mr. R. H. Stewart, governing director of P.D.L. Industries Ltd., representing a group of j electrical manufacturing companies, the mission
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    Half-price shows
    35 13 SINGAPORE. Tw«. The Shaw Organisation will celebrate it.s 39t) anniversary for three days frotr Oct. 24. Admission to all Shaw theatres and amiKnien 1 parks will be at half r.ite. during the i-elebrations
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      Jacks group expansion
      118 14 THE William Jacks Group, whose J activities are centred In Malaysia and Singapore, has made further expansion In South East Asia, with the formation of a new joint venture. Yip In Tsol and Jacks Ltd in Thailand This venture, to t>» known as Yip-Jacks for short has
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      N.Z. mission due
      363 14  -  CHAN By BONG SOO MAIN OBJECT OF 30 DELEGATES IS TO SELL THEIR PRODUCTS Zealand's third and biggest trade mission to South cast Asia is due in Singapore today to intensify the country's export drive here. Comprising 30 delegates drawn from the New Zealand Manufacturers' Federation, the
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      CONSULTANT ON VISIT
      98 14 A CONSULTANT in exportinc. who has assisted many private sector, semi-government and government organisations in formulating their export policy and practice, visited Singapore from Oct. 12 till yesterday. He is Mr. Alan Smallman, managing director of P.A. yesterday. Export .Marketing, a member of the world-wide I' A
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      Indonesia opens tourist agency
      168 14 A LEADING Indonesian travel agency, Usaha Express, Jakarta, has expanded its activities to Singapore. i The company ha:- formed a subsidiary company. Usaha Express Travel Services (S) Ltd. In collabora- tlon with local businessmen. to co-ordinate their services here. The new company, which will be officially
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      New phone authorised by S'pore Telephone Board
      259 14 SINGAPORE telephone subscribers, lor the nr>t lime, can now telephone without having to lilt the handset of the instrument This convenience, which combines efficiency and comfort for varied requirements, is now made possible by the installi*ion of a new type of telephone recently
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      Big Olivetti exhibition coming
      166 14 Big Olivetti exhibition coming AN exhibition of business equipment which was recently staged in Moscow and Hong Kong, will be on show in Kuala Lumpur from December 5-8 this year. This was announced by Mr Luciano Bianco, managing director of Olivetti for Singapore and Malaysia. Mr. Bianco said that the
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      Rothmans name sales' director
      90 14 MR. Lee Teow Watt formerly sales manager .it Kothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Kerhad has been promoted to the position ot exci-utive director (sales) He will assume overall responsibility for the activities of the sales department Mr. UK, whose experlrnre in the tobacco industry in .Malaysia
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      First National sets record
      102 14 First National City Bank report* that net operating earnings of the bank and Its wholly-owned subsidiaries for the first nine months this year reached a record of US583.2fi7 000 cr $3.12 per share from i $76..=>33.000 or $2 87 per share earni ed in the same
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      MOBIL OIL APPOINT MARKETING MANAGER
      109 14 THE new Renoral marketing manager of Mobil Oil Malaya Sondirian B. rhad. Mr. Robert L. rohnaon, labove) has assumed overall responsibilnics i (ir Mobil's marketing operations In this area Ho succeeds Mr. R. n. Wiliama who has taken up a new assignment m Mobil's head
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      79 14 Supervisor on Honolulu course ]LIR. lay Ah Sens (above) ITi newly appointed area commlnary supervisor of pan American Airways Sincapor*. will be leavinc for Honolulu to attend a comnassarv and .-.ales course. Mr Tav mi 'unrated at th« Bartley Secondary School. Singapore Prior to joining Pan Am in May 1967.
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      267 15  - Quiet SHEILA KIRK From JUST THE THING TO KEEP OUT UNWANTED NOISES MKLBO U R N K. 5. I he perfect answer to a nagging who is in Uic market hero. [t's also the antidote to earba&hers. And th»- answer to a student's prayer. It's the AS24O domestic version of
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      110 15 NONG KONG ij".- A 21 -member working ni:*sion from the London Chamber ol Commerce flew in yesterday for taikl with lmal Official* and business leaders on expanding twoway trade. The leader of the mission, Mr J H. Hamm, said at an R:rport
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      105 15 MANILA, lues A 32--year-old mother of two veslcrda.v fought off single handedly two men v hi> tried to rob her. killing one and wounding the nth.-r Mrs. Rovta l.astrella told police that while iralklai home t»n men approached her. tore her drc»
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      307 15 NEW YOKK. Tuesday. A RASH ot anti- Vietnam war demonstrations flared in major cities across the United States yesterday, accompanied by draft-card burning and the picketing of army call-up centres. The demonstrations were part ol a weeklong campaign against the war and the
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      180 15 Reshuffle of Holt's party members in Cabinet CANBERRA. Twos. v Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt yesterday announced a n shuffle among Country Party members of his coalition Cabinet. Main change *a< th# replacement ol the Minister lor Primary Industry Mr Charles Adermann. who has asked to be relieved of bii
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      66 15 UNITED NATIONS. Tueg.— A resolution .--poii.-^jied by some 50 Airic-an and AMan countries and calling on Britain to take tougher measures, including the use of force, to bring majority African rule to Rhodesia, kl expected to be presented to the General Assembly's tru>teeship committee shortly But.
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      997 16 HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE II m i.irf. M Wb.j bVi M rfi. aata NEW SEMI UETACHEU. I ned rooms n.od.ri, Frta-MM luud and low n aicu. irttrre.Mr,) coo jun^ Pasir Malacca or Dtioto I Pei.K OUICK SALE On rr l»o»lore> :i Urdruo.n terraced nou-. vacant pokl~llr»MT imnudiHtcl> Uiatri. t
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      720 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE 14 H'ora'j S» Vin.)— Box i» rl. «xfr., 19*3 VOLKSWAGEN ISM l^.M' r MiKUM I9.V> Kiat IIUO excvllrni condi ion. Contact Lim In J^ulJ BARGAIN ,»«1 MAZDA R.-rt COUP* trcondit'oni'rt Kr>;:n' KB* Batltfl Dunhar W aIK. Spore 16 MERCEDES MO Lall IWH LM j >* nt*r i
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      357 16 FOR SALE li Hi.rrf. M Urn. I— H,,x it rf« rvlr-i FOR CHRISTMAS (M\t tout tamiiy and iricudi ai.roHd Cano«l Hroducm. Java Kro> i>ion M.'i. M T tUlltae) Road. Siphriwi' pnon. i. EVERYONE KNOWS BY NOW tapor* r..ir:_ r.. 1 Bpai ilia. I litTtuni i ..!:ii i.w prompi Call rfi
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      214 16 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Wardk 'f.n > «.it M rii triro BAN HOE A 00 I WHY FNVV HER' X« in crl an II L~ On JUST ftMlh HI I. __>M FOR I.MRISTMAt CARDS and CIMII I. ■>«■■« 1 i;o«d. pore '.'i'".' v WHY PAY MORE' < 14IH ~-im"»ar. tuaaFOR SOUVENIRS
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      1058 17 10 LIVERPOOL I Wt!>l IQtil U > UMM Lv Ma.Ss Today Oct IS 27 Oct 21* PYRRHUS Cd 27 let 3 Oci 71 27 NELLUS I ,11 Oct H Oct 21 tct 2S/ 7 ntvooocus oci <• N*t i ACHILLES L Nit J AUTOMEDIN h] r Net 3 Nl. I
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      1194 17 THE\\yX*UNES iiiirlEXPRESS SAILINGS TO 6ENOA/NORTH CONTINENT SOWDIHAVI* P S'hjm P-^r. S oo'i" iGrnta K an, H bug Aarrus C r*gen MAG3ALA a D Nit 3 5 Set 21 21 31 Nit 7 Otc 7 Ok II Itt II 0k 21 tec 24 > SUMIAWA II) Ntt 7( 77 Nit 71
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      1299 17 I BEN%LINE\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL POPIS BENALDER oil 1 MkM t PLi-J-n P'njng ;'~o.tn Oec II |a pirt Tilt} «M:'.-oro Oec II BENVALLA -ing*cce P' PSMti f-- Net 1S Ocl II 21 j Nit 74 Smgapo't P. S nan Pmtag lENVRACKK hvtracDl. Na*l, J mom), HamDurt.
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      1157 17 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM UK CONTINENT. Singaoo-e P. S nm *IMR| CITY OF HEREFORD I. i *"-D ria.r« 31 31 Oct 1/ 2 Nn CITY IF LANCASTER I cirJOfl. RotierOar. Ha-burg. IS 17 Nit II IS Ntt CITY OF CHESTER ~.-ourg. I 7
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE BUOYANT ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    731 18 STOCK INDICES From Our Market Correspondent MAKKLT sources described the industrial section of the Stock Exchange yesterday as "strong." The section was supportrci by both substantial investment and speculative support and some new high levels were reached In individual counters. Recent good company reports
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    64 18 MINESt Product Cxchanga. Singatorday Coconut oil: IpbU IMI »«l.ert. <irum Copra Mttaxi i)on.i tooac Oct./ .Nu< i k Com S3O» r. Pcoßor: Mtirtok v bite SU7« icllera Sarawak an.ii? $136 nellera. xpcvial saraviHk aeaok 1100 m-!im». OatfMal Lampong black 1110 nellrra tall »«<-, NLWi. ASIA JIJO »eller» 1
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    341 18 VHIPS LVINU ALONCSIDi THi SINQAPORE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TOOAV ARE: Hi C'hon 1/%. Van C oon V J Vamak- Uaru s it. KM* Maru lull. Aeoeat 16 It*. Uinti IS, Dagan Ik. Kinabalu -1 Kajuia V 3 Cap Valient? M Caiedosia Maru J7 L">. Centaur WUtt,
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    204 18 MELBOURNE 1 uea VTINING ;r:<d;ni? dominated the) UKM tixhiy with the main <irral Boulder so.irrd to $6 10 ■ipiirt that the company'! nickel search whs **BMM promi-* me I ultima n\HPd up 10 BubcUnUattng statemcni had ben. me ni trading. Great Bouidfi closed up $120 ai $t> 10
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    271 18 TTIE foUowint lim ol selected Malayan induMnal yields la based on last sales to Oct. 14 Companiri locatao m Malaysia rot tax at i ion purptstt. t> 4 t>ar II i. r IJ P Price*. -U V Umnnil Vi»ld (.r,>, no cent! E v E^in.n^, VmM Aiiujiistcfl tor
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    33 18 Oli«r .XCTu. i K> ni-.ktt IB Hon« Kont paatii'«ai u.e. Dollar toe T.T. and 77* fur caih Sterling uaii i|u.>it-d at 16.06 mat ona tial or gold al MT. I I
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    29 18 Oct. 17. XI BUI K PRICK: 504 rents (up a quarter of a rent). TIN PRICE: 5.)»4 clown ID Kstim.ilcd olVcnni; 100 ton's (dou n 10 tons >
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      1156 18 YV KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia Singapore Japan Service laajee Maru Sailll 23 ?t Oct i Na< I Na. 3 Ni. I Ni. SxHikaxa Mjn, it Nat ll tl Nat 27 Nat 21 Nat 29 Net 3 Oec CDile Mara 17 Nat t On I 9 Oec 17 Oec
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      911 18 P&O ROUND VOYAGE TO HONG KONG s.s. "CATHAY" (14,000 ton* fully oirconditioncd Departs:- PENANG 28 Nov 1967 P. SHAM 29 Nov 1967 SINGAPORE 2 Dec 1967 For HONGKONG 6/11 Dec 1967 Returns:- SINGAPORE 15 Dec 1967 P. SHAM 17 Dec 1967 PENANG 18 Dec 1967 FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE tores
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      502 18 FLOTTA LAURO »P^. »«»I»IW URtCT FRIN TtHSTE ITALY V^^^^ ACCF.PTIN6 BOOKINtS rOR MANILA-HONSKONC-SAIEON. lr>ite Penang P. S'nim S DC'e S'?ni < -c-g .-Jigon M S ERICt Sailel Oct 27 Oct 21 Oct 25 Nit 7 Niv 12 Nit IS S S FEOE Sailel Nit 12 Niv 13 Nat 14 Net
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      230 18 FR.MC.LCU... E^' M V STITF OF ORISSA' •c FfSaMttl Set 2127 Oct II 20 an revete) FRBM CALCUITA M.V JIATI 01 GUJARAT or Meg Kong I aw Bet 21 22 Oct 11/ M fROM MAOKA:, NAbArATTINAM 1 PtNAM I.S.S SIATt OF MABRAS '0' '•agit»iti"«- l v<ora Oei ;i/ l Nn
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    1402 19 |>I»lM>> in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala l.um|illl tl.ldlllK I minis of the Mink I irsMHsta te»terda> with the num-lii-i ul share* traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Bsn and Ce. C'.OOO) 51. 73 O. t«.000> $170. <7,<100> 51. 71: Beuitiad <J3 000> 11.60: Central Sugar
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    135 19 THI Aiioiution of Sinks In Malaysia made thrsc changes id lv rstss to men-huts yesterday. London: Buying OD 2/4 1/16. Ml d at. 2/4 7/32. 43 d/st. 2/4 9/32. 60 d/st. 2/4 S/8. 00 d/at. 2/4 i. 120 d/sl. 2/4 21/32. 180 d/st. 2/4 31/32. The ollowing rates
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    544 19 THE Straits tin price fell again yesterday by one dollar to 5594 per picul on our •tiering estimated down 10 ons to 200 tons. This was more or less in line with the drop of £2 a ton in the London forward
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    222 19 VdVIMBIK tint grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore tiwterday at SOt cents per Ib. up a quarter of a cent on Monday's rinsing level. The tone was stead y. U n and M.R.K. closing prices In .riiis per Ib. yesterday.
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    SOUTHERN KINTA CONSOLIDATED
    1124 19 COMPANY MEETING SIR DOUGLAS WARING REVIEWS OPERATIONS AND PROSPECTS The 33rd Annual General Meet- Ing of Southern Klnta Consolidated Limited will be held on 6th November at 55-61 Moorgate. Lon- I don. EC 2. The following is the Statement by the Chairman. Sir Douglas Waring. C.B.E, which
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      339 19 DISTRICT COURT SALE D.C. Summons No. 2939/67 Writ of Possession No. 222 of 1967 In the Cause of Peh Ah Chin Plaintiff versus Loo Kay Sal also known as Lei Kali Say Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Scrap Iron, class showcase, steel cabinet, .steel shelves, electric drill, motor spare parts etc..
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      447 19 MONT GLORY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tne Trade Mark depicted above is registered in the followlrg 7 ltorles: Si. I re under No. ***** In r< .-lit of "Readymade Clothing" Sarawak under No. 6983 In respect of "Articles of Clothing" Brunei under No. 3245 in respect of "Articles of
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      1456 19 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH CIVIL SLIT NO. 323 of 196 C BETWEEN Aw Chen. No. 520. New Village. Kopisan. Gopeng PLAINTIFF AND Johannes Koplan. Lembach No. 86. Post Rienersbutg. Steiermark, Austria DEFENDANT TO: Johannes Koplan. Lembach No. Bt>. Post Riegersburg. Sleiermark, Au.sUia TAKE NOTICE that Aw
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      425 19 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG 1 Lectureship Assistant Lectureship in (hinese Philosophy i Applications are invited for the post of Lecturer Assistant Lecturer in Chinese Philosophy in the Department of Chinese. Applicants should have a good honours degree or its equivalent. Preference will be given to those with
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      131 20 riic Malaysian Rugto Union 1 nt> xv to »Ijv the tuur:.lll..ll Enm ie. in the Kaula Lumpur Padaug on Son- day. Zubir Ahmad iJuhurci; Hu diet Hung lafAf KOll Yeow long (Jofaorei< Chan Chen Mum i-i LKillah ijohoro: Worn? Hin Joe 'MAF' A/i/ [anaii iSttanaon: <
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      457 20  - Big Asian Varsities carnival next month NORMAN SIEBEL RUGGER BOOM CONTINUES Bu MALAYSIA'S current big Ru?bv Football boom, sparked by the tour of the Emu Club of Australia and the visit next week of the crack Thai Police team, will extend to take in an inaugural Asian event next month
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      Kilat win after 55 mins of labour
      154 20 Kilat win after 55 mins of labour HOCKEY KIL.IT 1 TECHS 0 I/ILAT Club will have to Improve considerably if they are to retain the Selan»or Hockey Association senior league title this season. iln their opening match against Technical College on the Kuala Lumpur Padang yesterday the defending champions laboured
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      Judo tourney on Saturday
      59 20 The Malaysian Judo Fcdpratiun will select their Seap Games team after the fifth national ch;impion.ship.s at St.idium Neguru on Saturday. Five states, Johore. Malacca. Perak. Penantc and Selangor. have each entered .six competitor.-> imc r.u-h for the [eaihervveicht. lightweight, mediunnv fight. light-heavy weight, heavyweight and ooen
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      FAS issue a warning
      244 20  -  JOE DORAI SPORE SOCCER By r rHE P. A. of Singapore yesterday warned regi* A tered footballers against playing in the competition organised by the National Trade Union Congress. Tay Si,o Yong. the FAS acting president, said the N'TUC were not affiliated to the FAS and
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      Newcomers Chan and Sidek the stars
      118 20 Newcomers Chan and Sidek the stars (A. 3 lATIIIL KARIB 1 TWO newcomers to Singapore Fir.*t Division football. Cnlnese Athletics Chan Chak W«B| and Fathul\ Sldek Maian. were the Mars in thl.s League match at Jalan Be.sar Stadium yesterday. Oiit.side-ii^h? Clan rho played foi Windsor Rovers in the i-edind DiuM.m
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      Ibrahim for soccer squad
      62 20 rhe ktalajri .1 mcoh lelectora 11 named one more pi ■>•- ci in>te.id 01 two for th< ha South Vietnam Repub;.. umamant at from No* 1 to 14 He If Ibralr.ni Mydln li'-eot flc-fnl- aid who win win 10 other pi., fi^ nasaaa ten Uajv uno
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      Maba to pick team of 8
      93 20 I^HE MalavMan Amaleu: ■ox- ing A->ociation will recommend to the OCM a team of di the Seap Gain'Ing e\ents to be held 01 L'ti-29 at Banukok. Maba «1D name the team al'er the national open ihampionidlun) Neuaia on Oct 28-29 A squad ol lj
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      BUSSELL ENTERS MACAO G.P.
      158 20 MOTOR-RACING VTETERAN racing driver Jan Bussell of Kuala Lumpur will be Malaysia's lone representative in the 14th running of the Macao Grand Prix on Nov. 18-19. Bussfll hfca rntored his Brabham-BT Formula Two Tor two races, racing curs clas> oveiit and the Grand Prix. He hope*
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      771 20 B\ OBM i: M lin N MOK Mil lI\MI *l I M.IMI K r w i) KAIXA.NG, mnc.ai'ori: AUCTION SALE OF CONFISCATED AND USED VEHICLES, ETC. COMPRIBINO iippkrs i oimii'.s pick-ups VANS MOTOR CAHS ETI BTC IO BE HELU AT |a| (.»(<• Nu I Port nf Singapore Aalhnnli on MnnriaT
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      479 20 TOH-ALLANG CHINESE TIN. BERHAD lln<ur|Hira|.-d in thr MaaSa of Malaysia. MM l( I Of Mf I ll\«. *-:rov fiven tnai the Ird Annual Ornrial Mcci- liiK of tin: shareholders of the i company mil be lielci at the if- i fner No 13 Hale Stieet Ipoli «n THLREUAY, 'hr »ili
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      826 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT* LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA PLPIL POWER STAIION CHBMISTS Appiii.af.on< are inviieo. Ircm oiiiaoly quaiiiieo Malaytun Citinm.< for the post ol Pupil Pcvket Station Cheini."* 2 The outlet of the post will be H «ervr in an) of tne Bouid Power Stations lot x peiioa of I •am Ine ueneral
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      729 20 TENDERS PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R.. SELAWGOR TAWARAN daripacia Pembotor.g yang berdaltai ci-Jibn.an Keija Raya. Kelas E. D dan C < Hfl 2 sHd.'ii akau di-tenma ciPetabat Juruteia Keija. Jaoat><n Kerja Raya L'lu SelaiiKOt Kuala Kubu Bharu. Lingga punol 13 M tenKKhan pada 24 1U 196 i, ur.'< MEMBKNA DAN MKNYIAPKAN KLMAH
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      97 20 bximiinion Paaavj »i> >"d danfi RAF Metal sec ,sewumrn's ll.jli t up: Negn Malacca iSe- BOCCU h»»h Oiv I IPn:M \V;.ii v Kllat 'Jn Jalil>; HOI Xl V «.n\ I Srrvurs: PCTak l.iiili TOUQIStcn v KEI) v Amwd Font-., il|X)h Munici- •...tion Kiel I. S'p.irr Husinri* „;,i p,u..nj' iimisrv k«):
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      All Steel and Hyrego shine
      476 21  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with TRAINER Milton Sullivan's top-class sprinters All Steel and Hyrego did a dashing trial on good going at [poh yesterday morning. Breaking into a gallop from the half-milt", they raced over the last 31 in 36 3/5, with All st«-rl (apprentice Dragon)
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      404 21 LITTLE OLYMPICS MEXICO CITY, Tues. Gaston Roelants. Belgium's world record distance runner and steeplechaser, shattered the opposition when winning the 3.000 m steeplechase in the "Little Olympics" here yesterday. Roelants, who has been here less than v week, and ran third in the 10.000 metres
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      Lock icon Marciano 'beats' Gene Tunney
      63 21 MIAMI BEACH. 'Florid.)' Xues Rocky Marciano battered h:> way to I Doints victory over Gene Tunney in a 15-round computerised heavyweight title light here last night. The b.uit w.i>- one ot a series of 15 bemi; "toughf throueh a computer led a ith information on thr
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      26 21 LONDON. Tues BrttMta champion Johnny niRht won the var.im Commonwealth welterweight boxinu lien ho outrmnted Lennox Becklw lOuyaoBi afm 18 itnindu »t UivexpcoJ IUum
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