The Straits Times, 2 December 1967

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    30 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times lIIK National 15 CENTS or 18 CENTS W (Nt« currtmy) «010 currency) Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1967 KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Hartal big flop No. 2
    925 1 Business as usual HAWKERS AND MARKET MEN HEED THE TENGKU'S APPEAL AND SPURN LEFT-WING CALLS TO CLOSE SHOP... KUALA LUMPUR. Friday TII K capital's shopkeepers, market stallholders and hawkers today spurned the leftwinfi call for hartal in response to last nights TV and radio appeal
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    Curfew hours
    164 1 rpiIKKK will In- no X i-lianui* in the curfew hours in Penang island. ButtiTHurth and Bukit Mr I t.t l.i 111 1 1 1(1. l The stay-in order at NibotiK Tebal. however, will br rased by another one hum this morninc. The curfew times will bePENANG ISLAND: 7
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    Lee for Cambodia
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, the Prime Minister, leaves tomorrow for a week's visit to Cambodia. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Lee and their three children and will spend some days at Angkor Wat.
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    Egyptians down 3 Israeli planes
    95 1 Egyptians down 3 Israeli planes OEIRUT, Fri. Cairo radio reported today that Egyptian anti-aircraft batteries shot down three Israeli Mirage jet fighters in the Suez area. The radio quoted an armed forces command spokesman as saying the three planes were part of two waves of four Mirage type aircraft which
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    Another Labour leader held
    34 1 PENANG. Frl— The Special Branch today detained another Labour Party leader, making the total under detention 16 since the riots .started. The name of the late&t detainee was not disclosed.
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    Thai police kill two bandits
    32 1 BANGKOK. Frl Police J shot dead two bandits In their jungle hide-out in Prachinburl province, 83 miles north of Bangkok, yesterday after they refused to surrender. Reiiter.
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    SITUATION AT A GLANCE
    42 1 PENANG: No further incidents hiil utiiKisphcre slill tense in Pi <>\ ince Wellesley. SELANGOR: Dusk to .lawn curfew ;iii;iin in Klang. KEDAH AND PERLIS: Very culm, nol :i single incident. PERAK: Ciii lew relaxed lor seven hours in Kriun.
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    NINGKAN LOSES HIS ACTION
    145 1 NINGKAN LOSES HIS ACTION KUALA LUMPI K. Iri Sarawak'! former Chid Minister, Data Stephen Kulorm Ninckan. today lo>t his court action ■final the Malaysian «'.o\Pi iimciit over the emergencj proclamation which Ini io his removal from Office His petition that the proclamation mail- In the >n| ili-l'ci iv.in Agoni *<
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 ri BIGD lOMORROW MALA I rMI'l R I Rropi-i of the Rulrr mrcd late i _hlr(i. at month mil I B <>n Sun<!
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    Lock icon DAM BURST DEATH TOLL IN JAVA MOUNTS TO 138
    223 2 DAM BURST DEATH TOLL IN JAVA MOUNTS TO 138 JAKARTA, Kri. Th* death toil from the dam hurst in Central Java lias rrached 1.18 and at li-ast Ml homes have beea bariei in a deluxe of mud. according to ullii lal reports today. The irpurls. gncii by lhc Land Communication-.
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    Terrorist bomb
    26 2 HONG KONG. Fn. A iximb 'iv-scd by .i terrorM early today exploded In .< potation rnmiMiunci .--hiMiting sharpnel into the legs of a i pi
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    Lock icon War will spread, warns Kosygin
    620 2 A new call for bombing pause MOSCOW, Friday 75 YANKS DIE IN NEW FLARE-UP NEAR DEMILITARISED ZONE THE Soviet Premier, Mr. Kosygin, said yesterday that American refusal to end the bombing of North Vietnam risked the danger that the war would spread. "The temperature In
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    Lock icon Negro, 20, sentenced to death for rape
    133 2 Negro, 20, sentenced to death for rape A TLA N T A Fn. Alfred Lacki oiu of eight young roes accused <>f raping a Korean-born divorcee In re In September was yesterday Found guilty by an aiiwhlte jury and sentenced to be executed on June il\ i irk ted "ii
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    £53,000 nude
    28 2 LONDON I A brona* i nude dancer fov vpsterd.iv for £.j3.n00 believed the highest price ever raid for K-uIDtUK i" .in anonymous .(Urtinn hnu*r rP I
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    Lock icon HARRIMAN BACK: NO PEACE FEELERS
    134 2 MEW YORK Kri IS. Ambassad»r-at-larcP Mr. \\rrcli Harriman rrturited last night from a ri\ <■ nation tour and said of reports that In had <*xtendrd Vietnam war prare feelers: "There is no basis for speculation of that kind." Mr. Harriman arrived from Paris after visiting
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    SO TIRED MR. MAC —BY THE BANK CHIEF
    197 3 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The Defence Secretary, Mr. Mi Vim. u.i w.is pictured by Korld Rank President (ieorge Woods yesterday as tired and feeling he had outlived Ml usefulness at the Pentagon. Mr. Woods, the man whom Mr. MeNanara has been chosen to succeed,
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    Mart talks call
    23 3 STRASBI KG I of the Six tar prompt I ..I negotiation* on community membership for Ireland. Denmark and Norway. Rputrr.
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    Lock icon Crisis steps likely if British railmen go slow
    184 3 Crisis steps likely if British railmen go slow ONDON. Fri. La- bour Minister Ray Gunter warned yesterday of possible government emergency measures if British train drivers went ahead with a threatened go-slow that could bring chaos to the nations rail services. lit appealed to the union representing 36,500 locomotive drivers
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    Lock icon Court told of Mrs. Bs secret lovers
    248 3 U AXGOON. Fri.— An ambassador's young, attractive wife had affairs with secret lovers in countries where he was posted, hi s daughter told a court here. Sao Boonwaat. former Burmese Ambassador to Ceylon, is on trial here ainiseri of causing the death by
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    Lock icon Troops battle cattle virus
    37 3 LONDON. Fri. More troops were thrown into the battle against foot-and-mouth disease yesterday as the num- ber (if animal* slaughtered in i England because of the cattle i virus rose to 225.053. Reuter
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    A 24-hOUR STRiKE BRINGS CHAOS TO CALCUTTA
    298 3 A 24-hOUR STRiKE BRINGS CHAOS TO CALCUTTA J^ 24-HOUR general strike called by antigovernment leftists produced chaos in wide areas here yesterday. The protest crippled business, brought puolic transport to a near standstill and plunged many sections into daikness. Violence erupted in several parts 01 the city, India's most populous
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    Lock icon The first President
    57 3 ADLN Ptl Mi yaman Munammed ai-Shaabi leader of the National Liberation Front was aopointed President of the new Peopled Republic of South Yemen betort thousand;- of ch'-enne Arabs at a huge rally here. Hi.s appointment tor two vear.s was announced a few hours after his return from
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    Lock icon Johnson challenger disowned in home state
    297 3 MINNEAPOLIS, Friday. THE Minnesota Democratic Party indicated yesterday that it would have no part of Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy's challenge for the Democratic Presidential nomination. I The top four officials of the State's Democratic Party issued a statement supporting the renomination and re-election of
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    Paintings gift to Arts Council
    143 4 SINGAPORE. Friday. paintings by local artists were today presented to the Singapore Arts Council for display at the forthcoming Singapore Fes--1 tival '68 art gallery The month-long festival is to be held at the Gay World beginning Jan. 20 Proceeds from the sales of these
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    He outraged the modesty of two Army wives
    162 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The ninth magistrate. Mr. Boe.v Kun Hone, today postponed sentence on Zainal bin Bujang. 18. a shop assistant, after hr had pleaded uuiltv to tuu charges of outraging the modesty of two wives of British servicemen. The court is to
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    Photo Salon at N-Library
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Pri— The ViceChancellor of Nanyang University. Dr. Huang Ying Jung, today declared open the sixth International Student Salon of Photography at the National Library Auditorium The exhibition, organised by the Photographic Society of Nanyang University, will be open between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily
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    French couple paint their way round world
    118 4 SIN(iAPORE. Fri— This French couple are painting their way round the world. Since leaving France 17 months ago. Yves Jacquin and Heline Lesme have passed through 17 countries. They paid their way through by selling their paintings at exhibi- I tion> of their
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    Young and the old: Lovelies on vintage car
    231 4 r pHESE two Austra■l Han lovelies stretching in their minis in the back of a of all things a 1933 vintage Lagonda car raised eyebrows at Singapore Airport yesterday. It was all part of a publicity stunt to publicise the Australian John
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      221 4 Boys' Town Old Boys' Association Presents PEEP POP SHOW 67 Friday Bth. December 8.00 pm. NATIONAL THEATRE Featuring Singapore's Best in Pops. RITA CHAO, SAKURA, LARA, WONG SA YA FONG, Heather, Vernon, Benny, Alan Lyford, Harvey Fitzgerald, Doug Lyford, The Trailers The Quests The Thunderbirds The Vigilantes D'Aquarians Libertones etc.,
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    Goh's 'pat' for bicycle factory in Jurong
    363 5 Goh's 'pat for bicycle factory in Jurong JOBS FOR HANDICAPPED TUM Minister for Finance, Dr. (ioh Kcng Swee, today siii^ested thai the example of the 1 2..~> million bicycle factory in Jurong should be followed by .other business houses and industries. He was referring to the factory's example in employing;
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    TUC Big Walk tomorrow
    48 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Perjuangan section of the National Trades Union Congress will hold a Big Walk from Paya Lebar Airport to Shenton Way at 7 a.m. on Sunday. Some 350 workers, including 30 girls all members of the NTUC's affiliate unions— will take part.
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    1,000 a month
    99 5 1 ,000 a month Thi.s was the first, factory tn Singapore to manufacture bicycles, and it was commendable that it made 40 per cent or the components, itself, and used locally-made tyres and tubes as well Dr. Goh said. The company's policy of appointing Messrs.. T. V. Mitchell as sole
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    DIVORCE FOR FILM FIRM MANAGER
    97 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A Him company manager married 25 years ago. today obtained a divorce on the ground that he had been living separately from his wife for more than seven years, and there was no likelihood of a reconciliation. Elias Moses < Warner Blethers. First
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    Medical talk
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Dr. Leon Unger will talk on "bronchial asthma, emphysema and chronic bronchitis" on Dec. 8 at 5.15 pm. at the new lecture theatre in Tan Took Seng Hospital.
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    Chairman is named for ad standards
    218 5 SINGAPORE. Friday. ]l|R. LIM CHEW SWEE, prominent in both busiiTl ness and public circles, has been appointed the first chairman of the Advertising Standards Committee of Singapore and Malaysia, a nowlyformed body for the maintenance of the highest standards of ethical advertising. The Advertising
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    500 USHER IN XMAS -SEASON
    262 5  - 500 USHER IN XMAS -SEASON- R. CHANDRAN By MRS. EU receiving the tree from Mr. 5 Hofe. Straits Times picture. OI.MiAPORE. Fri. The l 3 sedate l.ilhoom of Singapore's world famous Kaiito Hotel this afternoon rocked with thunderous cheers, stomping of li.t and handclaps. Most unseemly? Then what oiher better
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    Food gifts for Ramadan
    71 5 SINGAPORE. Fri The Minister of State for Education, Incr.e Rahim Ishak. who is MP for Slglap. and members of the Sißlap Citizens' Consultative Committee, will distribute rice, coffee, sugar and dates to four mosques In the constituency toI morrow. These foodstuffs are for Muslims in the
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    $500,000 fabrics on show
    81 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A collection of 5500.000 worth of purr silk and synthetic fabrics will be on display at a month long exhibition at the Great World amusement park from tomorrow. The exhibition is jointly organised by 4 group of local importers nf Chinese products and tinYu
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    Federal Court dismisses that Ningkan petition
    2555 6  - Federal Court dismisses that Ningkan petition V.K. CHIN AND 808 NG The King 'sole judge of whether a state of emergency existed in Sarawak... SUMMARY BY fHE Federal Court of Appeal today dismissed a petition by Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan THAT THE emergency proclaimed oy the Yang di-Pertuan KUALA LUMPUR,
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    But he rules that Ningkan has failed to prove that proclamation was invalid
    216 7 But he rules that Ningkan has failed to prove that proclamation was invalid Jet me state It plainly, dots not mean mat I agree with the contentions of tne learned counsel for the Federal Government. "My view, in general. Is that the acts ol the executive which directly or injuriously
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      28 7 MALAYSIA YEAR BOOK 1967 xxm I*lo*^*^. t M"** r&* »L p "V'ips^^i Facts about Malaysia Over 400 pages The Book that gives you the answers On Sale Everywhere!
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    4 FASTEST TYPISTS
    283 8 rat' WINNER, A MALI-:. VANISHES AFTER CONTEST SINGAPORE, I i i k^ \\on«; CheC llnnt; 19, Singapore's "fastest .iiui ini»s( accurate student typist." todaj did .i disappearing act seconds after li«* had competed against three girls. W one. i of tin- tl ii l I (liK.ilKm Rii.ikl
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    Wok: Local interest to sustain Scottish culture...
    247 8 SIMiAPORrJ Hi The Mmi.-tri tor Culture [nche Othmuu Wok. last night said there waa enough local interest in Blngapori tv .sustain BeottUh culture, and tn make it a soli grnerating cultural body that had a definite role to play in the local cultural
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    S'pore reunion of 2 Aussie brothers
    75 8 S'pore reunion of 2 Aussie brothers SINGAPORE Fn Bin a--1 pore nas the rt-ndervou.s (or tuo Sidney brothers MtTtae. in Vietnam ■\u>lii»li?n Armj Coiikmv] liicDouiiSl and Royal AuMialiai: Navy Tactical Op*i;itnr Siumi MoiDoueal both of Hun-mile. Sydney, met duiini theti rest and recuperation !ea\f I»n is member oi t lie
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    Boy's plea in murder case fails
    209 8 SINGAPORE. Friday. Till! Federal ouii today delivered i writitii judgment explaining why ii had lo dismiss ;m appeal by ;< 16-year-old boy, Lim Vaii Hung, in ;i murder rase. Kive months ago. Lim was convicted on a charge of murdering a '■on.itruction worker. Loo
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    Plan to aid garment industry
    123 8 SINGAPORE. Fn Singapore Garment .\Unufacturera Association is eu.i.sidering the eeimig up vi a corporation u:i o>operative oasis iv tieip smallacale garment tnanuiaciurer& gei cneaper raw materials and ai.->o to secure oveneu manceu. pie.-uiem. All Lam lluan.' when he uddriv.M-i! Ihe annual meeting of ihe BModaUoo
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    Daily preaching
    40 8 SLNOAPORK. Prl Pundit Siiree Diwakar.ii L'padliyay will preach daily at the Shree' Lakshminarayan Temple in Chancier Road on the Shree RamchantManas the Holy Book relating to the life history of Lord Ram —tram Dec. 5 at 8 p.m
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    Auctions of 134 cars
    88 8 BIMOAPCMI Prl I wo i public auctions will be held on Dec. 11 and 13 at 10 a.m. each I day. tor the sale of a numbei of I confiscated motor vehicles of I different makeBotli auction- will be conduct? I e<l v Gate No 1.
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    HE FOUGHT
    42 8 SINGAPORE, hi A watchman. Joglnder iv tried uiiavailiiislv to li^-hi a lire ai a Juronf sawmill by himSpotting sparlu from a m-itnr in the sawmill at about 5 .i in he trifd to out it out with bucket* ol water.
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    86 accidents
    14 8 SINGAPORE Fi t traffic acrideiits. three were reported ourlny the 4 hour.-
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    FIRE ALONE
    28 8 But the blaze got out of and spread I nearby shed mid t•• the -<i at the nth m an hour to extlngu d at ■13JM0.
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    France keeps Algeria going
    1227 9  - France keeps Algeria going COLIN JACKSON by BLOOD often drips from th c balcony of one luxury flat down on to another in Algiers. No one worries much It is simply someone slaughtering a goat. You will find hens on the balcony too and very few tenants bother to pay
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    Saving exam from suicide
    326 9  - Saving exam from suicide NORMAN FRASER: by Bonn (W. Germany) PACED with the ap--1 palling lart that in the last six months 31 West German schoolchildren have killed themselves rather than fare their parents with bad school reports. education authorities have decided to art. A telephone S.O.S. service is to
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    COUNSEL: A RIGHT ARM SHOULD BE WORTH $65,000
    243 10 COUNSEL: A RIGHT ARM SHOULD BE WORTH $65,000 SINGAPORE. Fri. A lawyer told the High Court yesterday that even before sterling was devalued it was apparently the general practice in the courts in England to award more damages to accident victims than ever before. But in Singapore and Malaysia it
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    Postponed
    27 10 IPOH. Frl.— The floral arranizenii n and fixed for tomurron John Ambulance n.t/i here in aid ol the Redrmptnri'-t Fathers building iund ha* been |xiM|xirii>ci mcledmtrly.
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    Why we need national spirit —Razak
    207 10 Why we need national spirit Razak KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today stressed the need to acquire and develop a national attitude of mind. This would produce a tenacious Malaysian spirit ".so that we can view our difficulties with determination and drive to push cur progress.
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    Brunei won't revalue old coins
    66 10 Brunei won't revalue old coins IESSEI.TON. Fri. The old five and 10 rents coins are to stay devalued in Brunei. This decision was taken because, unlike Malaysia and Singapore, Brunei has enough new coins. This was disclosed today by the Brunei Financial Officer. Dato John Lee. on his arrival here
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    Prayer visitors
    27 10 KLALA LUMPUR. Frt. Eleven Buddhist monks from Ceylon arrived here today for a weeks prayer-chanting dedicated specially towards promoting peace, harmony and prosperity in Malaysia.
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    HIGHLANDS LANDSLIDE: ROAD CLEARED
    71 10 HIGHLANDS LANDSLIDE: ROAD CLEARED TANAH RATA. Frl. A landslide near Ringlet cut off road communication between the Cameron Highlands and Tapah for 14 hours today. The landslide occurred at. about l am. as a result of heavy rain. Public Work., Department, workers cleared the mass of earth by 3 p.m.
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    Woman's death: Police appeal
    47 10 SINGAmRE Pt day appealed to relative* and fnrndr. of in unidrntil:« man found dead last Wednesday in a temple in A Road— to contact them. The woman, between «0 and 70. «.v clad in a black j.amfoo. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Malaysian naval chief assumes duties
    195 10  - Malaysian naval chief assumes duties RUDY BELTRAN £>, L'l'AL A LUMPUR, 1V Fri. The new i of the Naval Staff, Commodoit K. Thanabalasingam, who assumed duties today, said that by 1i)72 Malaysia would complete tho building up of its naval for; •< "The r;iv ol in the R Navy will
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    Bilingual teachers from next year
    141 10 A LI- the six secondary school teachers" colle. pes In West Malaysia will provide graduates capable of teaching all subjects in both Malay and English beginning from next year, the Minister •>f Education, Inche llohamed Khir Johari. said here today. He was speaking at. the
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    No violation of the Constitution, says Federal Court
    512 11  - No violation of the Constitution, says Federal Court SIEW CHING CHERO Kelantan Govt's agreement with Singapore company SUMMARY BY fHE Federal Court of Malaysia today hold that the Kelantan State Government had not violated the Federal Constitution by entering into a multi-million dollar agreement with a Singaporeincorporated company to extract
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    Hallmark of a true borrowing lacking, says judge
    689 11 Hallmark of a true borrowing lacking, says judge royalties had violated Article 97 (2) of the Federal Constitution. Article 97 i 2» ol the federal Constitution provided that the total amount ol royalties due to the Government should be paid to the State Consolidated Fund and nowhere else. It was
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    23 12 t»orW. Hi minimum) MR LIM JOO CHEONO Am SI, „n SO II *1 »t ru- oi»d wif». 4 ao> B»n«. Aik Hi«
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    15 12 ■4' S/J i Ifiaimul Hiinjfi s» :»n«iir »Imi \:«aY« rtfflfiD' Slr>» r Llati.l
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    62 12 Ml i Minimum) MR. A MRS. Km Hork Chuaii thank fur thfir Xl!" ..I ihrir •••dii MR. ANII MRS M,.ha<-I r Mr R PBOI ..«i<unr» Otirinj th»ir (AOL »n^ funulT. »>r lon«iam< ron- n thur r»<»nt »MILV Or th» Ml Ton thank all i>rl»»i«. »n.l frl^rnl". Kfv Bro. IT
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      632 12 Malaysiaj most painful week m many yean enten kti last day today with tirni indications that the worst iv over, the climb from noxious depths back to peace and progress bas begun. Revival n Penang and tin* collapse of ill' Kuala Lumpur hartal are the l>est possible
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      378 12 The tributes paid in Singapore.* Parliament to Iruho Yusol" bin Ishak. President of the Republic, made his election to hinh office for a further term of four years much more than formality. Speeches in the Republic's four oiiiiiiil language! affirmed the warm regard and reaped in which the
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      197 12 Th« planting of another live bomb in Kai Tak airport, four dftyi after an explosion which ■battered telephone booth.* and dan-aged a lostaurant at ilw U inunal ht.ilding. confirms tin- supposition of the Hona Kong authorities that while confrontation at the border M'd. and trade with China li.is
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    Measuring hearts and minds in Vietnam
    1700 12  -  WARD JUST by AS the dissent mounts over the conduct of the war in Vietnam, the most serious question facing the Johnson administration is that of progress. How is progress in a guerilla war measured? Is it measurable? It is a war without fronts
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      301 12 AS a regular internal and overseas airways traveller. I had been surprised and up.set at ihe periodic attacks made on MSA ground .statT. who have alway.s shown me and my fellowtravellers extreme courte.sy. Uccently. however, I exprrienced the type of incident which exodtes the>e complaints. Our
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    Nantah student detained under Security Act
    143 13 Nantah student detained under Security Act JOIIOKI i:\HHI ri A lin.il \r.ir N.inv .in« I ni\eisit\ student, o n cow s .uu u.i> hrlil under th<- Intenaal Scm U .H> \< i l.i>t niuht II ili,. uncd (lumii: r ml nti (he Labour I' H I diviatonal headejuartm in J.il.m
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    A call to loyal citizens
    68 13 A call to loyal citizens MALACCA. FTI. The Chi- ter ol Talib bin Karim tailed on bo on guard subversive elcm< were trying the country's He what h.ipp^ rth Malaya could also h.ippr-n here if ihf people %>tp n It v iiit for the p> to forget the colour of
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    50 thugs held in pre-dawn swoop
    515 13  - 50 thugs held in pre-dawn swoop CHEAH SEONG PAX POLICE ACT AGAINST THE UNDERWORLD By MILITARY and police launched a big pre-dawn swoop against the local underworld at the Weld QuayPrangin Road Ghaut waterfront this morning This combined search, code named "Operation C1 v b." was carried out by the
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    Typewriters stolen
    37 13 SINGAPORE. Fn. Thir\es hroke mtu the lie Wall Bank in South Canal Roid yesterday and .stole six portaolo type li-r bnnk laiiH. found t!i" fi iv door .iur when he rpixjrt- work la the morning.
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    On way home
    26 13 AUCKLAND. Fn. I bin Hasliim. thr 17-year-old Jo- wan anderwi ul successful iiCM-.-t onrraticm here last m ith lelt Cor bonw today. Rnitcr.
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    Ministry explains 'danger zone'
    151 13 Ministry explains 'danger zone' XI.M.A I.IMHR. Kri. An irea is deil.irrd to lir in -state of dancer' to allow the authorities to lake necessary measures to maintain or restore law and order, the Government explained tod. iv. A Ministry of Home Affairs statement said that some of the measures wore
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    Appeal by two Rulers; Don't listen to rumours
    230 13 Appeal by two Rulers; Don't listen to rumours SEREMBAN. Fri. Two Rulers made this appeal u> Uie people tuoay: Keep calm and don't listen to rumours. "And avoid any misunderstanding liable to cau.se racial trouble. 1 ihty said. APPEAL ONE was made by the Yang dl-Pertuan Besar of Negri Semollan
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    $12.7 m Bill
    23 13 KUALA TRENGGANU. Fri. The Trengganu SUte A.shfmbly has apDrovrd h sum of $12. 7 mit ;ion for development next year.
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    Who owns the ocean's treasures?
    1723 14 Who owns the ocean's treasures? WHATS down in the deep sea beyond the territorial waters of the nations is a storehouse of valuable resources. Surely oil and gas are there, and nodules have been found that contain manganese, iron, nickel, cobalt and other metals. Who should own these riches is
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    A month and still no trace of lost freighter
    230 15 A month and still no trace of lost freighter SINGAPORE. Fri M.i lino authorites are still waiting for news of the whereabouts of the Hong Kong-registered ship Tong Hong, which vanished on a voyage irom Japan to Singapore more than a month ago. A spokesman for the Marine Department said
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    Cargo rates: Minister to be urged to step in
    137 15 Cargo rates: Minister to be urged to step in SINGAPORE, Fri. The recently-f orm c d Shipping Freight Working Committee has asked for a meeting with the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, over the freight surcharges imposed by various shii>ping conferences. ThP .surcharges. ranging from 12 1 prr cent
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    Hartal call ignored
    87 15 BUSINESS AS USUAL AT MARKETS, SHOPPING CENTRES I MM K the protcttivr tjt of an armed policeman from the R«%■enre init. pi-opio treat lo the m.irket .it the old town centre in Pctalteg lays jrestcnia) unperturbed and un disturbed. i ins «.«s tjpltal of the scene nrnund
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    'MODERNISE MALAY EDUCATION' CALL
    249 15 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKM) has urged the Government to modernise Malay education to raise the living i standards of Malays. Malay Schools, it said, should not be treated as "vernacular .schools" but as "public schools" for the people or Singapore. The party
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    Keep calm Sultan tells riverine villages
    145 15 Keep calm Sultan tells riverine villages rPELUK AN SON. Frl.— Villages along the Perak River have been told to renmin calm and not to listen to rumours. This call was made hy itM Sultan of Perak when li» took a 77-milo trip in his speodboat down the Perak River irom
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    Women: A principle of equality
    153 16 THE Tengku's statement in the Dewan Ra'ayat that women are not equal to men was disturbing. In 1964 when the Government accepted the principle of equal pay we believe the problem was the method of implementation. The women of this country cannot help feeling thar
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    536 16 WE are suiry to note that Mr. H. C. Chan of Kuala Lumpur was inconvenienced when a north-bound flight from Subang Airport was dclaved due to a mechanical fault. Mr. Chan made certain Interesting remarks regarding the running of the airline and we would like
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    THE NURSES WATCHED THE SHOW
    250 16 I HAVE attended one of 1 the family planning clinics provided by the Singapore Government. To my dismay during my first examination by oiio of the health officers I was con 1 routed by five or more nurses. As far as I could see only
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    396 16 IN common with most new arrivals in the Republic 1 have often cursed local driving habits and marvelled at the relatively low accident rate. The other morning in Barllev Road traffic was lairly heavy and, two cars in lront of me. was U old
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    Golden Mile, coffee money
    112 16 IN June the Minister for law and National Development, speak. UK of Singapore "Golden Mile", sam thai legLsjauon to establish a tribunal to fix the amount oi coffee money when the landlord wishes to regain possession of his land for redevelopment purposes would be drafted in
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    No chance to read
    92 16 \JY son la in a Govern- ment, primary school. From rhe day he entered school he has not been allowed to take an\ story books home to read. The teacher is afraid that he will be responsible for any loss Moreover, whatever books he can read
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    Jalan Eunos
    70 16 'I*HE volume of traffic of all types travelling along Jalan Euno£ in the Malay Settlement area of Singapore has Increased tremendously Except for the school children traffic guides and a zebra crossing near the entrance to Jalan Sayur. there is no traffic control worth of mention This Mas
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    No fields
    68 16 SINGAPORE S Prime Minister often str sats the "rugged and robust society." It might surprise him to know that there are insufficient playing lield.s In Singapore lor the public. We have approached several school principals for the use of school fields but to no avail. I presume that
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    Duller trading on Rubber Market
    379 18 A QUIETER week's trading was seen in rubber during which the market convalesced from the rigours of devaluation and laid low to watch for outward developments, states H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current market review The unrest in the Not" hern states of Malaysia restricted
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    233 18 MELBOURNE. XXI. MININGS resumed their sharp downward trend atter some steadying late yesterday. Gt. Boulder was down $1.30 at (6.20 after a low of $5.70 Hampton lost $1.40 at $6.40, Loloma declined 35 cents at $2.90 after $2.50 while Western Minim w»s down <2 50 at $26.50. were
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    QUIETLY STEADY DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    932 18 From Our Market Correspondent A VERY quiet .days trading was experienced on the Stock Exchange yesterday with turnover still on a reduced scale. The market generally was quietly steady with no particular buying or selling pressure and no new factors to be taken into
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    31 18 .M.ila\an StiM-k taaHSM Nov. 30 l)rc. 1 Industrials; i- i:.,.17 I'roperlie>: 13UI 13!)..i2 .Mimics. s MJS V C Kubbrrs: 1tt.71 10J.7H Dm. ts, IM IM Dec. 30, 1966= HMi.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1276 18 pUSDOtM IN AND i:i I'ui; I I n TO THE SINGAPORE AND Xl M X LIMPI'R TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOt'K EXCHANGE YESTERDAY WITH THE MMIlli; OF SHARES TRADED IN BRACKETS; INDUSTRIALS: Ben and Co. ih.UOU) 91.90 D. i.i.und, ss. il'.ouU) >] <s, (l.OOO) 51.91. D.
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    Straits tin price is up by 25 cents
    257 19 'IMII Nir.uls tin price w.i* up I i cuts in s.s: in Prnang jrmterslaVJ on an offcrinc estinialed unchanßed at IM lons F.iir demand srM n-ported from all sourer*.. In l.onilon on lhur>day afternoon the 3 months' forward bu>ers price ro>e VI
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    32 19 l)e« 1 Xl BBKR PRICK: »9f iiiUn (down one-eishtb of a cent 1. lIN PRICK: ViB7 up •r> ecats). I si im.it 1-1.1 ofTerinK \'*S intiv lunchaneed 1.
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    75 19 1 HIHESE NaM ■aMaWM Smga- pera. neen arises »er pieul yeetarday Cacaenit Ml: bu:k SAI Mllara, drum >rr-. Ceera Mix-d ifo.D > loose Nor./ Da- B. Ptppar: Muntok n hite $i..j •ellara. S-iravak white 5122t aeli-n. -peelal K-irawak I llers, Lampong Mai-k SIO2I aellari (all M«i M.'A A.-IA
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    252 19 IJI 1 I Mill K first i;radr rubber f.o.h. buyer<i clusetl at 5 p.m. in Ku.U Lumpur and Sincapore »e«t*rda.y at 4S I cents prr Ib. dnuii iiiir-i-ighth of a crnt on I Inn veins (losing Irvrl I lir tonr was idla i; a.B, .mrl M.K.I, i
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    299 19 4.MIPS LYING ALONGSIDE THE I 1 SINCAPORE HARBOUR WHARVES OR EXPECTED TODAY ARE: Mwa straat Towa 10 II Carr.bodg' 1■ 11 Mtar »vt»»«u«e> l^. BtjN -I 'SJ, KtPiaala •rro Maru 27/2 M. B. Tub* < uzarda 35 36. P»mr>roke.»hlr» M' 3«. Tafel Maru 40/ 4? '4
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    72 19 'I- HE Aateoatien of Barks m Malay sla made these chan> a e.« in IU rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100). Canada: Buying TT 36 11 16. airj mail OU 34 13 IS. 90 d «t. 36 7/16 credit bills. 364 trade M Saling TT er
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      970 19 SITUATIONS VACANT M Hora-a S< iMm.)—B»x it ri: txtrm WANTED LINO-OPERATORS, ma-! rbiae men and compositors tor a press in ohme Bahru. Apply witb qu tioa> MrteSJeajMg and SMlarv required 0 I'k>^ Arsi'l M.T.. Spore. APPLICANTS KB I N'uraenclore original aopie. of testlmonlaJl or refereni..* with tneir Mppllca'ioni. No ri«iain«il.iiit>
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      1025 19 ACCOMMODATION VACANT U M i Mm. I— Box rfi eif ra DISTRICT 9 off Hair data, hrd J-ttoiet r-...'.\ r urnlshed •iKi^i' S pore. DISTRICT 10 Ho!i»Qd Koad New j pair aemi-detnuhed '.'-storey burnished Bunm.o'M 4 bedrooms. >4&U3 Spore. FURNISHED ROOMS To lei opposite t'mveratty of Siniiaporr Hui-t reaidentiHl area
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      591 19 HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE M Hnr*. (Mm.)— Box ill eU. «xfr« THOMSON GARDEN, .'-•torer stratdet.< hrd I t-on«m.- saaaj extra.*. Hart rnrn.i.iie.l r"re*nold. Loan a\aiUb.e. V po>»e»ioB .ili'M Stngaporr. MERRVN ROAD I>e<arheil K.iiiMUkl nver tl.3(i(i >q f t raHini-. 3 batO rooms, rttttnii cum (lining i.m. in. large garden
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      806 19 EDUCATION fi Word* t* (Mm.)— Bui it rig. astro EDUCATION IN THE r. \f.lM available irom 1> R ..lewrilra a •en I'd i.m v v recumoMCMra r .iv at ions Iff v sun i n rertii) arraoged. IWe do not «dM«e uo em ..unrn', luilMi" ira;n i.g oi nurt ror
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      432 20 PETS FOR SALE U Word, >• 1 Win.)— Box St el: txlrm MKA CLAII ONE pedigree bull terrier puppy M 4 VlO Chu Kang Rd Tel: *****. POMERANIAN PUPPIEI Kor Sale. old Vie» ..ill Dunman Koad, WHITE BULL TERRIER puppies, 4i inonllK with pedluree MKA 1, MN imi>orted. Phone *****0
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      518 20 HIRE PURCHASE li Word* (Hlm.t—Bux it el. mxln. NEW SECONO HAND Motorcar*. Motorcycles, interest lv-, pcf annum, Cairniull Motor Kinanie In s i.orei DOGS AT STUD U Word. M Min.)—Box it el*, txlrm CHAMPION PANFIELO CASIIOV fix time* Rest Boxer at M.X.A. Shows and mi tif outMandinK pri/e-wlnning puppira. tnqulrlei:
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      467 20 VEHICLES FOR SALE H Wmdm s* (Him.) Box St <■!, ssjfjaj 'M OCC. DKW Coup« recondition beautifully. Tax Insurance IHtiS m i<t Below S9UO/- B'Dore *****U Sunda>. 19*7 HOLDEN PREMIERE, ainonrtitioi r.ydiamatlc. 3.700 milts. On* owner, ideal lor executive or family u-e. Beit offer. Box A 67&3. 8.T.. 8 pore.
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      1078 20 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Word, <» 'Win Hox St rl* txtrt OHUNC SHAN MOTORI LTD., Offer 196 d Oatsun Bluebird: It>6s Volkswagen IMS; IKA4 Opel Kadett; Kiat bOOD; Morris M.nor: Austin »:>0 Super: 1963 Volkswagen I'Jiki. 1961 Mini Minor: l):u»ui s VYaKnri. 240. Lavender Street. Spore Tel -JVJJ9. SINGAPORE MOTORI
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      906 20 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) IS Word* <» (Win. I— Bui it el: txlrm LCI ONN, Ml I south BridKe Road. Slnsapore, The Jrwrller that offers creations to suit every taste and p*r-•on-hty. jusi WATCH HER eye* aparkle especially wheo vuu Bar Ka»hion I Latest Choue ol Kxt|ui*lte Jeueilerv irom Tin Sinn
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      599 20 METALLURGIST/DEPUTY FOUNDRY MANAGER We require urgently a Science Graduate specialised in Steel, Iron and Non-Ferrous Foundry Metallurgical work. The person we have in mind would probably be:— Age: Singapore Citizen, not less than 30 years of ""age. Qualifications: Science Graduate, specialized in Meiallurgy. and capable of taking complete charge of
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      869 21 NOTICE I inncf l«"e»> in raaacrt <if the undernoted vehicle* n»i iwving been paid under Nntur uithm thr period prescribed in sntion Bi7i ol thr Knad Traflir Ordinance. 1961. Warrants of Lev> and seizure h*ve been rxreuted undrr Section 8181 of the Ordinance: Motor cars SR 2460 Austin; SL 1114
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      896 21 NOTICES SHERIFFS SALE lx mi: hk;h OOOBT ok the REPIBLK OF SDfOAPOBI siit .»tix« of l r»K-, i.xwi riov i«: im IX THE AISI: M NG SENG ENG Plamtifl VERSUS CHUA KIM THYE trading AS THYE SENG Defendant AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Situate at and known as No 93-B
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      831 21 I TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE lenders will be teceived by th Chairman oi the Tenders Boar at the Office ot the State Financis Officer. Ground FNior. Oovernmen Offices BruiuM Town from regi.I tered P.W D. Contractors Class 'A I up to noon 23 December 1867 for BUILDING TRADE
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      734 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT! I SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invite. from SINGAPORE CITIZENS: (i APPOINTMENT: |t (A) Technicians. Mrchani cal Klectrical, Prison Industrie*. (Bl Technicians, civil Kn*i i* nerrinj Architectural Quantity liMllai P.W.D. SALAKV SCALK: $***** to $47.i p.m. plus Va liable Allowance. Candidate: 1 with Cambridge School Cerii flcate or
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      590 21 LEMBAGA PERANCHANG KELUARGA KEBANGSAAN 'National Family Planning Board > Lemtwga Peranchang Keluaifja Kebann.saan. M berkehendakkan dengan segera-nya c-halon2 dartpada Ra'ayat Malay.sia yang berkelayakan untok memrnohl jawatan2 konni di-Pe.jabat-nya di-Kota Bharu. Kuala TrcncsaiHi dan Alor Star. v 1. Jl Rl RANAT TKRLATKH (TRAINKI) HUM*) Tangga-gaji: $277 x 12 361 373 x
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      BADMINTON SMBA to raise $85,000 for hall
      165 22 BADMINTON SMBA to raise $85,000 for hall r rHE Selangor Malays A Badminton Association will launch an intensive drive for funds early next year to raise about $85,000 to build their own hall in Kuala Lumpur before the end of next year. The fund raising sub- <■' mmittee under Abdul
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      350 for walk
      43 22 SINGAPORE. NTUCs taj w;ilk liininiiow b traded 350 competitors mcluding 30 girls. 1 hi- -mile Y.uc lli lUZI iie International airport eat park at 7 a.m. Winners in lie men ana women's .sections ivill recrive two Banckok-and-ifiuin ,ur ticket! eaetL
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      Lock icon EX-BOXER DIES
      35 22 NKW YORK. Kn. ReimifMllWlal lx>\cr Lou Siuz/.i died hen the Bg< Oi M. Scooa Knocked nut Jinum Bi'Htlilmk in 1932. three yean before Braddock wrested the world heavyweight UUe Horn Mix Bair. UPI.
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      Singapore are Veterans' of Seap Games area
      296 22 CINGAPORE have a distinction won in international sport which the other five Seap Games countries have not yet earned. Singapore will be the only country with an Olympic Medal in the Games which begin at Bangkok on Dec. 9. Tan Howe Liang, their
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      They aim for 30 golds in bid to establish new identity
      441 22 They aim for 30 golds in bid to establish new identity By NORMAN SIEBEL gapore's medal score from all Games now .stands at 52 gold medals. 72 silver and 65 bronze against Malaysia's 64-81--74 tally. In some ways Singapore's record has a little more merit. Their four Commonwealth gold medals
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      Seap refs
      48 22 lln Thai OrcantMMs: Committee for the Fourth Seap Games at Bangkok ha\e informed Malaysia that they would need only international or national etaaa referees for thr Gamrs bi.skrtl)<ll. BOOOR and volleyball competitions. The Thais will meet the co.st ol these officials board and lodging at Bangkok.
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      SWIM TEAM
      26 22 Ihe Amateur Swimming Asm of Solaiiijor will entertain the Malaysian .swimming team to the Senp Games at dinner at a Kuala Lumpur restautant tomorrow.
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      3 newcomers in S'pore side
      225 22  -  JOE DOKAI Bj MALAYA CUP RUGGER CINGAPORE will field three newcomers in the Malaya Cup rugger match against Joint Services at the Padang today. They are fullback Richard Griffiths, scrum-half R. Robinson and prop forward Tommy Aitkens. sru secretary IfaJ. i nuii iid: "We hope
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      SECRETARY OF MAWLF TO RECEIVE GOLD MEDAL
      120 22 II.M CMOON si iht mot tar.x 111 UN M.'l.it-i.m \nii lour Urighdil iiit I' ■•In alum, has litrn an.udrd (lie (mid Mrdil of lion, hi. hv (lie International 01- h I 111 111 l I i(ir ralioii. I In- award is in 1
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      S. Koreans v Armed Forces
      80 22 N.n.i! iuBI Aimed Porcea In a friendly I Rifle Range Road, Kuala Lump 1 Tomorrow, the South K will take par; in thr K.:mg Club seven-a-.siiie toun for the Stuart Cup. Thirteen other teams huvp ate entered. The draw: Selangor Club "A" v Ipoh Club;
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      MCFA meeting to set new dates for Cud
      176 22 SOCCER 'THE Malaysian Chinese F.A. will liuld a meeting later this month to fix new dates for the inier-sUlc MCFA Cup. According; to MCFA secretary Cheah Teik Cheong, the original plan to hold the competition In February had been hit because it
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      Police rout
      44 22 SELANGOR Club thrashed niijincd Polite by 26 points (four K"a!i and two tiieM to in. league I anger niihii .1! tbt Kuala Lumpur pa |ij era were: E. Walters two tries. c wley DOl i 1 and J Owci'-Davies (try farhi vrr.\inn>
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      POOR ENTRIES
      8 22 if Malaytml's third-term com- Of POQC
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      REGIMENTS DRAW
      9 22 hrld 6!h Rr_ 1. draw ::i league
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      235 22 YASHICA HIGH-PERFORMANCE BINOCULARS Fully coated and prccition engineered to prevent chromatic bbrrotion ond to eliminate ulfro-violct ond infra-red rays «Mch may be harmful to the eyes. With YASHICA binoculars, yv »et clear pictures all the time. ■H?4I ftj^^^V" All pufpot* birtsculan, tor Em^pJ j^H indoor and outdoor <portt, hon«-ra«liig, hunting,
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      47 22 Kl'CCKK Malaya tup; Krirndb M.,l Aini.d Fours BHun joint scivu.s m).i- Korean xv >r Hai*t Rd. rlanc: Perak v C'«ealth Forces KI.>. North ilpoll padallRi. Ailkrns IHI(KI\ B>«« «onirn"s Iracur: 132 Battery v K Pi- i i»iv. I: Conlllned Sd lah (Station padang, Sban>. I FEAF < padnns
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    Lock icon CRICKET Hawke's 746 rocks the Indians
    184 23 CRICKET Hawke's 746 rocks the Indians ADELAIDE. Fri. Hawkr. the South Australian fast-me-dium bowler, wrecked the batting ol the Indian crl( here today by taking 7-4G »n the first da: thrir four-day match. Tin Indians v^-tv t urn blod out tor .1 flrsl Innings total ci iirf) and the South
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    OPEN TENNIS Aussies will decide Sunday
    213 23 OPEN TENNIS Aussies will decide Sunday f'AMSKKKA. Fri Australia will decide on Sunday whether they will follow Britain's lead lo have open tennis. reports JACK PING LETOM Despitr tttWag opposi tion )>> Ir.ulinj; ollni.ils Kill Mwardi of ()ui-nis-land Hid H.irrj Hopman, the l>.i\i> Cup >.ipt lid cc>. tch. ihe 1..t«
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    Bt Timah
    1472 23 GOING FORECAST: Heavy ■■jmhm 230 CLASS 5 DIVISION 3 BiUSJKI 1S6.OOO) 6F local jockeys only I Mill liinUiu >mj;»pura a i Mala;. Mai: Sullivan 4 Mil Irl Mli'sun 1 •I Jo«3b VmMaj yu'-i-n a ißrißlito.u Allan 5 9.0 'Allan 18 3 ***** Pinto g Puchont < R Breuk
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    Galley Proof and Wicklow shine in workout
    226 23 ■TRAINER Alan HeUdlc i> top--1 1. .i11' > I'ruul anci UickluH a.v a line trial at rtmati M.-;<ru.iv my ran 3t in 38 3 5 In he.ivy going rsjWad In round workout, running the iaM h.«ll-m: In 54 3 5 '3f in 42
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    Snowflake looks a sound each-way bet
    902 23 WELL-BRED ENGLISH FOUR-YEAR-OLD GETS CHANCE TO PROVE HIMSELF OVER MILE 9 Off course hitting at the Penang Turf Club will resume today. It was cancelled last Sunday because of riots on the island. gNOWFLAKE, a grey English four-year-old, gets his iirst real chance to
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    Selections
    144 23 tPSOM JttP (ALL BOY .ill\ i i k Race 1 Race Q'S GAMBIT t ciurajpou* Annr's Treasure FKAZ! R Mala\an Dawn Tariwa AS TKKASIKt MS GAMBIT I ookins KirMard ourageou* Kuwn'y (iambit Kine's Chariot SYNDIC Alt lOWI.V I)\V l.ii\«|\ Bay Mai. nan Dann Ma la > in Dan ii
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    Jockey form
    95 23 JO< KfcY FORM gives placlngs of the pas' 15 mounts of the top jockeys. Latest placing Is on the right. t'oleman 1661 *************** Pretty <62 > *****1P0' Bougourr i 4o i *****000 Trevma i3Bt 113! oks 1 35 > 0 N>l«on (33' 00 Harbridgr <33i 001 Nubian '31
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      513 23 THE FIRST TO RESPOND TO THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENTS CALL TO BEAUTIFY THE ISLAND, WATTEN ESTATE' WILL PRESERVE THE PRESENT BEAUTIFUL NATURAL LANDSCAPE. FOR WHICH THE AREA IS NOTED. MODERN, CREATIVE ARTISTIC DESIGNS. Elegant High class. Facing South houses on Hilltop with surrounding Beautiful Trees. It is excellent and valuable for
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    Now it's all quiet in Penang
    466 24  - Now it's all quiet in Penang By KHOR CHEANG KEE AND OH KEE TIANG: PENANG, Fri VO further incidents have been reported on Penang Island where the curlew w:is lifted from <i a.m. to 7 p.m. today. "The situation here continues to improve," Assl. Commissioner A. A. Rajah, the Deputy
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    'REPORT THOSE WHO SPREAD RUMOURS' CALL
    251 24 'REPORT THOSE WHO SPREAD RUMOURS' CALL Kedah police have arrested 20 people in various parts of the State during the pa>t 24 hours The.se arrests including four tor breaking the curlew. have brought the total to 39 since the Stale was declared a danger zone on Tuesday The Kedah and
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    DECREES NISI FOR TWO WOMEN
    108 24 DECREES NISI FOR TWO WOMEN SINGAPORE. Fri. Two young women each married about two years ago were granted decrees nisi ol nullity of their marriages In separate petitions before Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah In the High Court today. The Judge held thai they had in their evidence .satisfactorily proved
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    London stocks
    355 24 LONDON, Frl. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were- RUBBER LONDON. Frl. Spot 16"id.. i Jan 16 ,d.. Feb 16 15 16d Man h 17'« d. Jan. March 16 15 16d.i April June 1 7 -d July/ 8 c p t. 17 ,d Oct.
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    Seized: 'Guns' for training children
    168 24 Seized: 'Guns' for training children rpHESE dummy guns and ba- yonets were displayed at the conference room of the Selangor Police Headquarters at Jalan Bandar in Kuala Lumpur yesterday They were seized from branches of the Labour Party and Party Rakyat by the police last Thursday. According to the Selangor
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    Exhibition of Maori art
    52 24 SINGAPORE. Fit— An exhibition of traditional and modern Maori art from New Zealand will be officially opened by the Permanent Secretary to the Minister for Culture, Inche Ghazall bin Ismail at the Notional Museum on Monday at 5 p.m. It will b» on In Singapore until
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    Lim for party
    47 24 SINGAPO'IK. In Ihe Defence Minister. Mr Llm Kirn San. will attrnd a cocktail party Riven by the Singapore National Pugilistic Federation at the Ngee Ann Kcngsi Teochew mansion auditorium In Tank Road on Sunday at 73D p m to welcome th« newly-elected committee members
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    Lock icon The great gold airlift from Fort Knox
    171 24 The great gold airlift from Fort Knox LONDON. Frl.— The Ban* of England's store of gold bullion was reported up tty £100 million today alter a secret shipment from Fort Knox in the U.S. The gold was tlown to a U.S. Air Force base where It was transferred to 16--wheeler
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    Lock icon Another bomb found at airport
    95 24 Another bomb found at airport OONG KONG. Fri.— n Leftist terrorists struck again at the bustling Kai Tak international airport here today, planting a live bomb in a lift in the crowded arrival hall. Only four days ago two bomb blasts shattered two telephone booths and tore down ceiling plaster
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    Exercises at Jurong
    73 24 SINGAPORE, Frl Military personnel will be conducting wai.ercros.slng exercises along the bank.' of the Jurong Rivereast of the industrial e.tatr between 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. this month, and in January next year on the following dates Dec 2. 3, 6. 9. 11 17. 20 23 26.
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    East to west link is open again
    251 24 East to west link is open again KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. Road communications between the west and coasts, cut oil since Sunday, were restored today when the Jerantut ler r y was opened to light traffic. The remerloh bridgp. however, la still clow a stretch Of road between I Mintakab
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    Band cancelled
    17 24 SINGAPORE. Frl —The Police Band performance at the MacRitchie Reservoir on Sunday hat been carrelled.
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    DEATH
    38 24 LfONC AH GNOW II" Senior A»mtant <;• a»«*d a« Ht GtnrrM loapltal Prnant; Fta»lm rxhind wilt, i-ht* r to mourn neir lons. KunerHl from Grn-r-l Ho»--.>rr>i at ii in i. ii :t s: far rremntlon nt B.'4tu liantnn*;
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      310 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS j 20 words $15 (minimum) j 1 PATEL: To Parma and Pravln a daughter. Manisha «iMf r to Sanjay. -'vll 67. at G.H. Seremban. Thanks to doctort and naff. TKU--M0: Richard n/o Mr. Mr*. l"«> Teng Hong to Knri Ln t Mrs. Ho Thong Seng on 29.11.eT >
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