Eastern Sun, 8 August 1966

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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Nol. 1. No. 23. Monday, August 8 1966. MC (F) 1912 KDN 2309 Price 13 cents
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    Lock icon Ghani's unforgettable moment...
    22 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. His Highness U** Sultan of Selangor presenting eup to the captain ofr Selairgor team Abdul Ghani.
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    Lock icon USA 6 jets loses
    95 1 SAIGON, Sun. (AP) Communist ground gunners brought down six American planes over North Vietnam today equalling the worst day of the war. then put up hail of anti-aircraft fire to keep rescue helicopters at bay Only two of eight downed fl ?rs were rescued and they
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    Lock icon S'PORE'S OPEN DOOR POLICY BEST
    353 1  -  By ENG AH PAT SINGAPORE, Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, tonight defined what non-align- ment means. He said non-align-ment did not mean that outsiders could come into Singapore to spread their ideology- At the same time, outsiders were not invited to
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    Lock icon 'Fight NOT a Joke'
    149 1 LONDON, Sun. (AP) World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay left by air for New York today insisting that his third-round knockout against Brian London last night was no walkover even though British critics were calling the fight a joke. London was very fast and moved well, I
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    Lock icon Freighter, tanker collide
    135 1 KAMAISHI, Japan, Sun. (UPI) A 499-ton freighter and a 959-ton oil tanker collided early today in waters off a cape near Kesen-Numa near here in Northern Honshu, capsizing the tanker. All crewmen aboard the tanker were rescued. There were no injuries re ported. According to the Maritime
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    Lock icon RAZAK ALL SET FOR JAKARTA TO SIGN P-PACT
    216 1  -  By Chan Kam Yau PEKAN, SUN. THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will leave for Jakarta to sign a peace agreement as soon as he hears from Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Mclik. This was disclosed by Tun Razak this morning
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    Lock icon Ramos for Jakarta
    128 1 HONG KONG. Sun. (AP) Philippine Foreign Secretary Narciso Ramos said today he probably will visit Jakarta on August 19. There were earlier reports from Jakarta that Mr. Ramos wouM visit Indonesia aroundrthat date at the invitation of Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik. Mr. Ramos and Mr. Malik
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    Lock icon N. Ramos starts ball-rolling for A-Peace talk
    388 1 HONG KONG, Sun. (AP) Philippine Foreign Secretary Marciso Ramos arrived here en route to Nationalist China to explain the peace initiative taken by the Association of South-east Asia (ASA) to end the Vietnam conflict. Mr. Ramos was scheduled to leave Hong Kong last
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    Lock icon Final peace talks go on well
    229 1 JAKARTA, Sun. (UPI) Final discussions between Indonesian leaders and a Malaysian delegation currently visiting Jakarta continued to go smoothly in an atmosphere of confident optimism today. The independent daily "Operasi" said in their main article today that signing of an agreement to end the
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      641 4 What's on in today's Radio and TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Koala Lumpur and Penang; 6 Ipoh and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat: 9 Kluang. MONDAY August 8 PM. 5.45 Opening Announcement Prog. Summary; 5.50 News in the National Language; 5.55 National Songs; 6.00 News
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      47 5 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 4.27 a.m. (7.0 ft.); 4.17 p.m. (7.2 ft.). Port Swettenham: 9.14 a.m. (12.3 ft.); 8.57 p.m. (11.1 ft.). Port Dickson: 10.9 a.m. (8.0 ft.); 10.16 p.m. (7.2 ft.). Singapore: 2.26 a.m. (7.6 ft.); 2.02 p.m. (75 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 1.56 p.m. (7.1 ft).
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon MAN THREW ANOTHER MAN TO HIS DEATH
      135 6 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI)— Police arrested an incoherent man on Friday on charges of having thrown another man to his death from ~the roof of a six storey Bronx Tenement. Passersby summoned police to a courtyard of the tenement where the man had
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      Lock icon Visit to London
      41 6 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) The Deputy Prime Minister of South Vietnam, Lt. General Nguyen Huu Co, will arrive here on Wednesday lor a three day visit. The General will be accompanied by his wife and a five member delegation.
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      Lock icon Father and son reunited
      183 6 MOSCOW, Sun (AFP) Because he risked his life to save 10 persons from raging river, young Soviet Police Cadet Evgeny Gurin is reunited today with a father who had given him up for dead during the siege of Leningrad in the second world war. Two weeks
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      Lock icon Police shoots man in bid to kill son (9 mths.)
      261 6 TREVOSE, Pennsylvania, Sun. (UPI). A policeman Are two bullets into a man as he held a butcher knife to the throat of his nine-month-old son while threatening to kill him if police or firemen approached. i Charles Roeschen, 27, also
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      Lock icon 16 REPORTED DEAD
      82 6 TEHERAN, Sun. (AFP)— Sixteen people were t,oday reported to have lost their lives when a caravan was stranded in a remote mountainous desert area around the town of Ilum in West Iran. According to the special correspondent of the Teheran Daily paper Keyham, the caravan lost its
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      Lock icon Brezhnev speaks
      36 6 PARTY General: Secretary, Leonid Brezhnev addresses the Soviet Parliament in Moscow recently where he recommended that Premier Atexl Kosygin remain in office. Mr. Kosygin was unanimously reappointed. Mr. Kosygin did not speak. AP Photo.
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      Lock icon Luci throws her bridal bouquet to her sister Lynda
      289 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. (AP) —Luci Johnson Nugent had good aim when she hurled her bridal bouquet from the first balcony of the White House yesterday. It went to her older sister. Lynda Bird. Tradition says the member of the bridal party who
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      Lock icon Lennon's new film
      72 6 NEW YORK. Sun. (AP).— Beatle John Lennon has been signed for a starring role in a film. "How I won the war," United Artists studios said yesterday. It will be Lennon's first film effort exclusive of his companions. The film is a comedy based on the experiences
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      Lock icon 15,000 parade in protest against Vietnam war
      403 6 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI). COME 15,000 peace demonstrators paraded through Midtown Manhattan yesterday to mark the 11th anniversary of the Hiroshima Atomic Bombing with bitter denunciations of the war in Vietnam. At least six arrests on disorderly conduct charge were reported as the
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      Lock icon SPECK SPENDS A QUIET DAY IN BED
      133 6 Chicago, Sun (UPI) Accused mass slayer Rachard Speck spent another lethargic day in bed at the Cook County Jail infirmary, officials reported. Speck, the 24-year-old drifter from Dallas, Texas, who is indicted for slaying eight nurses on July 14, had no visitors. Most
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      Lock icon Rusk calls for new atomic accords
      234 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI). Secretary of State Mr. Dean Rusk said yesterday that the Soviet Union, Britain and United States have kept for three years their promises in the limited atomic test ban treaty, and he hoped they can reach new atomic accords. He commented
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      Lock icon VIETNAMESE TROOPS AIDING PATHET LAO
      113 6 WASHINGTON, Sun.' (UPI) State Department sources said yesterday that It is common knowledge that North Vietnamese troops have been in Laos to aid the Pathet Lao. They said they had no exact figure to make public as to the numbers but such help had been
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      Lock icon Campus mass killer was 'a walking charge of dynamite' says doctor
      464 6 AUSTIN, Texas, Sun. (UPI). —A pathologist who performed the autopsy on the body of sniper Charles J. Whitman said yesterday he did not believe an old head injury had anything to do with Whitman's 15-death rampage. 'There was no
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      Lock icon 'Ban the Beatles' continues
      79 6 JACKSON, Mississippi, Sun. (UPI) Nearly 100 Jackson teenagers made it hot for the Beatles on Friday night They burned all their Beatle records, albums and magazines. The bonfire was in reaction to the growing "ban the Beatles" movement across the country launched because of anti-Christian remarks
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      Lock icon GUIDES HELP CLIMBERS DESCEND FROM MOUNTAIN
      202 6 CHAMONIX, Sun. (UPI) —Two Japanese and two British climbers, hands and feet frostbitten, yesterday slowly picked their way down Trom the white hell of Europes highest mountain towards a hospital here. Near the summit of the 15,480-feet peak, guides were preparing to take the
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      Lock icon New sunglasses called 'Groc'
      54 6 Exclusive designs for sunglasses were presented by P. Oliver Goldsmith Ltd, at the recent international Optical Trade Fair held in London. The sunglasses seen here are called "Groc." They are entirely hand-made and have optically worked Chances Crookes lenses. Colours include buffalo horn briarwood. pine-wood and
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      Lock icon Medical care for Baroness
      131 6 ROME, Sun. (UPI)— Baroness Afdera Franchetti, divorced wife of Actor Henry Fonda, was transferred today from Romes Women'l jail where she was being held on a narcotics smuggling charge to a mediral clinic. The Socialite Baroness, 33 divorced from Fonda Mexico in 1962, and Rome painter
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      Lock icon U.A.R. rejects note
      120 6 CAIRO, Sun. (AFP). The United Arab Republic today refused to accept British note accusing U.A.R. aircraft of carrying out a raid against a village of th* South Arabian Sheikhdom of Beihan. The note was rejected oy an under secretary of the U.A.R. Foreign Ministry when it was
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      Lock icon Act of war by US, says Warsaw
      228 7 WARSAW, Sun. (AFP). —The Polish Government in a statement published last night described American bombing raids on the Cambodian frontier village of Thlock Trach on July 31 and Aug. 2 as an indisputable act of aggression against Cambodia. The statement said that the
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      Lock icon Only one party for Egypt – Nasser
      202 7 Only one party for Egypt Nasser ALEXANDRIA, Sun. (AFP). Pres i d en t Gamal Abdel Nasser said Egypt could not return to a multiparty system for fear of endangering of revolution. The Egyptian leader told students studying abroad, gathered here last night there was a clandestine reactionary party in
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      Lock icon Petitions to Thant
      62 7 UNITED NATIONS, Sun. (AFP). —A Japanese woman victim of radiation from the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, has sent a letter to U Thant, Secretary General of the United Nations, on the 21st anniversary of the explosion. The letter was accompanied by a book signed by
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      Lock icon IRAQ'S BAZZAZ CABINET RESIGNS
      251 7 BEIRUT, Sun. (AP). Iraqi Prime Minister Abdel Rahman Bazzaz and his cabinet resigned yesterday, Baghdad Radio reported. President Abdel Salam Aref accepted the resignation. it said. The President appointed Naji Talib, a former Minister, to form a new government, the radio said. It gave no reason
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      Lock icon Unite call
      32 7 BERLIN, Sun. (AFP). Chairman of the West German Social Democratic Party Willy Brandt yesterday advocated the establishment of concrete ties between Western Europe and "the big zone under Soviet influence".
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      Lock icon N. VIETNAM RAIDER ON ITS WAY
      41 7 Off the coast of North Vietnam, deck crewmen scurry to push a U.S. Navy bomber to the catapult of the carrier Constellation prior to launching the heaviest strike against No rth Vietnam,—UP! Photo. UPI Photo.
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      Lock icon Wilson to face new challenge
      223 7 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) Prime Minister Harold Wilson yesterday faced amounting challenge to his bid to get his wage and price freeze through Parliament by the end of the week. Among a late swirl of charges was one by a Labour Party leftwinger that Mr. Wilson's
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      Lock icon Two hurt in Negro clashes
      163 7 CHICAGO. Sun. (AFP).— Two white youths were wounded by shots fired by a group of Negroes from a passing car in one of the city's southern suburbs last night. Police said the shots were probably fired by members of one of the gangs who have
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      Lock icon Snowdons cut down on holidays
      153 7 LONDON, Sun (AFP) Princess Margaret and her husband, the Earl of Snowdon, have cut down on plans for their August holiday abroad because of Britain's new currency restrictions, the London "Daily express" reported yesterday. They will go ahead with a visit to Sardinia starting Aug.
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      Lock icon INDON HAIR MAKES US WIGS
      78 7 JAKARTA. Sun. (AFP) —Hair of Indonesian women has found a ready market in the United States, the official Antara news agency reports. It said that two months ago nearly 5,000 tons of hair had been exported to that country at a price of about U.S.
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      Lock icon AWOLOWO IS FREED
      34 7 LIEUT-Colonel Yakubu Gowon (left) Nigeria's new military ruler, with Chief Obafemi Auolowo, former premier of Nigeria's wastern region, one of six top political prisoners released from jail recently.—UPl Photo. UPI Photo.
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      Lock icon Klansmen and Negroes have confrontation
      297 7 HOPEWELL, Virginia, Sun. (AP). A group of demonstrating Negroes met face to face with robed and hooded Ku Klux Klansmen here yesterday but all that resulted was noise. The Negroes, about 40 in number, shouted "Now". The Klansmen, 22 in robes of white and rrd,
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      Lock icon Indira is better
      78 7 HONOLULU, Sun. (UPI) Mrs. Indira Gandhi is more practical and decisive than her father or her predecessor, Lai Bahadur Shastri, a Calcutta newsman said yesterday. Mr. Barun K, Sengupta, political writer for India's largest newspaper, said Mrs. Gandhi, daughter of the late Prime Minister Jawaharlai Nehru, has
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      Lock icon 11 die in bus crash
      55 7 KONYA, Turkey. Sun. (AF P) —Eleven persons were killed and 22 injured yesterday a bus crashed into a goods train at Tasihan, about 12 miles from here. The violence of the crash overturned the locomotive and four wagons of the train. All of the casualties
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      Lock icon Bid to save Beatles
      129 7 LONDON, Sun. (AFP).— Two young American girls launched a distress call to England yesterday to help them "Save the Beatles/' The girls, Miss Susan Dobbs and Miss Theresa Earles, of Virginia, were distraught because of a campaign launched against the famous pop singers in the United
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      Lock icon Pakistan group for Peking
      90 7 PARIS, Sun. (AFP). A Pakistani delegation headed by speaker of the Pakistan National Assembly Abdul Jabbar Khan arrived in Shanghai yesterday on their way to Peking, the New China News gency reported. The Pakistani guests, who included Mr. Khan's wife, are in People's China on a
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      Lock icon Rhodesian students escape
      98 7 LONDON, Sun. (AFP). The National Union of Students said in London yesterday that it had received a cable saying that five memberi of the National Organisation of Rhodesian Students had escaped from Gonakudzingwa detention camp to Francestown. Bechuanaland. The students were detained by the Rhodesian Government after
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      Lock icon Turks expelled from Greek island
      255 7 DHODES, Greece, Sun. JV (AP). —The cold war between Greece and Turkey over the Cyprus problem is resulting in the expulsion of more than 400 Turkish subjects who live in the Greek Dodecanese Islands, official sources disclosed yesterday. Most of the Turks residing on this
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      Lock icon Attended meeting: Jailed
      161 7 MADRID, Sun. (AFP) A Madrid court sentenced four members of a clandestine labour organisation to jail terms of four to six months yesterday for "illegal association" and for attending an Amsterdam meeting of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU). Attending the trial as observers were
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      Lock icon Moscow sees war extension
      144 7 MOSCOW, Sun. (AFP) A Soviet commentator yesterday branded United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk's press conference yesterday a s proof that the U.S. "is preparing to extend the scale of its aggression in Indo-China." In the first Soviet com* mentary on Mr. Rusk's press conference
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    Lock icon ANTI-PIRACY MEASURES
    377 8 *JiHE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Adam Malik, said in Jakarta last Saturday that physical confrontation had ended, but certain problems had to be ironed out before the Bangkok agreement could be ratified. In Kuala Lumpur. Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman said that, if everything went well, Tun Abdul Razak
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    Lock icon MOTOR CYCLES
    378 8 jyiJRING the years 1924 to 1930, a motor cycle craze seized the young men of West Malaysia, particularly those in Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. It was a great adventure for them to ride in parties from these two towns on moonlight week-ends to Penang and back. The roads
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    Lock icon 'Little Chiang' groomed to succeed Chiang
    1065 8 r pAIPEH, Sun. —Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's oldest son, Chiang Ching-kuo, fifty-six years old, is heir apparent to eventual leadership of the Chinese Nationalist Government on Formosa. He is in excellent health, but according to reports, so is his famous father. Nevertheless, "LittleChiang," as he
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    Lock icon 'Miracle Rice' can make PI Asia's rice granary
    365 8 MANILA, Sun. (AFP) A high-yielding "miracle rice", with a cryptic name of IRB-288-3, has been developed in the Philippines which may transform this country from a rice-buying nation into Asia's rice granary, it was stated here today. In an article in its
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    Lock icon Lack of atmosphere on the moon
    702 8 THE extensive scientific information obtained by the station Luna-9 has opened up wide prospects for further exploration not only in astronomy, space physics and chemistry, but also in biology. Naturally, data now available on lunar surface conditions in no way tend to support the
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    Lock icon BLIND PEOPLE ARE VERY OUTSTANDING
    731 8 HONGKONG, Sun. (AFP) Many blind people are very outstanding. This is so because life to them has always been one gigantic struggle. Survival in a sighted world is far from an easy task. Blind people are presented with this challenge to live from the minute
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  • Commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon New method to shell cashew
      433 9 LONDON. Sun. (AFP). —A new Italian process for the mechanical shelling and peeling of the cashew nut will provide a potentially rich source of income for subtropical countries in Africa especially for Tanzania and Mozambique where plants have already been set up. but India will
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      Lock icon Caltex Section Manager
      150 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. M. K. Cheong, who has recently returned from the United States on a special study and observational tour has been promoted to the post of bection Manager with the Penang and Ipoh Section office of Caltex Oil Malaysia Ltd. Mr. Cheong, an old boy
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      Lock icon Students for study in Germany
      207 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Four Singapore students left recently for Germany to further their professional skills in industrial engineering. They were awarded scholarships by the German Ministry for Economic Co-operation for vacational training. They are Mr. Tan Pheng Lock (Car-Assembly), Mr. Chia Ban Seng (TanneryLeather), Mr. Tan
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      Lock icon Indons to step up their tin production
      558 9 JAKARTA, Sun. (AP) Indonesia is to make an effort to step-up its tin production and Western miners believe she might even overtake Malaysia in output. They based their view on the fact that Indonesia was far richer in tin. deposits than Malaysia, but
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      Lock icon Japan's economy recovers
      166 9 PARIS, Sun. (AP) —Japan is well on its way to economic recovery, the Organisation for Economic Co-opera-tion and Development (OECD) said today. "Industrial production has risen quite sharply in recent months, and there are accumulating signs of a recovery of domestic demand," the OECD said in a
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      Lock icon Bridge opened
      40 9 LISBON, Sun. (AFP) The longest road and railway bridge in the world and Europe's longest suspension bridge was formally inaugurated here yesterday by head of state, Admiral Americo Thomaz, at a ceremony attended by nearly J2.000 official guests.
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      Lock icon Mobil man for New York
      152 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Soon Poh Loh, Accounting Manager of Mobil Oil Malaya Limited, leaves in the middle of this month for a one-year advanced training course at the company's headquarters in New York. Mr. Soon, aged 26. joined Mobil in 1963 after graduating from the
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      Lock icon Japan grows less rice
      63 9 TOKYO, Sun. (AP)—The Agriculture-Forestry Ministry in an interim report said Japan's 1966 rice production is expected to be less than the previous year. It attributed the expected drop in production due to adverse weather conditions prevailing in Northern Japan, mainly Hokkaido and Northern Honshu. The rice
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      Lock icon Japanese propose Asian express
      213 9 TOKYO, Sun. (AP) A US$lO billion, 6,000 mile, express railway to stretch through 11 Asian countries from Istanbul to Saigon has been proposed by Japanese Diet members and industrialists. Promoters of the plan will send a team to South Vietnam, Thailand and Burma next year to
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      Lock icon More Indonesian timber
      85 9 JAKARTA, Sun. (UPI) The Indonesian Department of Forestry yesterday announced that it expected Indonesia's timber exports to surpass its 1966 quota. Its Public Relations Head, Mr. H.A. Hafiz said Central Java has exported 6,875 cubic metres of teakwood up the end of July, almost reaching the 7,000
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      Lock icon FREE BEEF RATIONS TO BOOST AUSSIE EXPORTS
      586 9 BRISBANE, Sun. Dozens of families in Brisbane, Australia, are eating free beef steaks as part of a scheme to provide better meat for overseas markets. They are taking part in a study being made by the Australian Governmentcontrolled Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
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      Lock icon Ship exchange accord
      54 9 JL NEW DELHI. Sun. (AFP) —India and Pakistan have agreed to exchange the ships impounded by both countries during the Kashmir military crisis last September, it was announced here yesterday. Each side holds three ships of the other. Total tonnage is 11.000 for the Indian ships and
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      Lock icon Aid in rice growing
      61 9 TANANARIVE, Madagascar, Sua. (AFP)—Nationalist China and the Malagasy Republic have signed an agreement for Chinese aid in rice growing, it was announced here yesterday. The agreement, which provides for the sending of Nationalist Chinese rice experts here, was signed by visiting Nationalist Chinese Vice Foreign Minister
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      Lock icon Car output down
      58 9 DETROIT, Sun. (UPI) Passenger car production for calendar 1966 is now 600,000 units below last year's pace. Ward's Automotive reports 6aid yesterday. The statistical agency said that one year ago the sixmillionth car of 1965 was rolling off the assembly lines but a similar mark will not
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    • AIR MOVEMENTS – SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR
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        Lock icon ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE
        198 9 TIME: FLIGHT: FROM: 8.20 a.m. MAL 019 Kuala Lumpur. 9.20 a.m. MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. 11.05 a.m. MAL 451 Kuching. 10.55 a.m. MAL 005 Penang, Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. 11.40 a.m. PAL 501 Manila. 12.20 p.m. RAC 605 Phnom Penh. 12.50 p.m. PAA 841 San Francisco, Los
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        Lock icon DEPARTURES FROM SINGAPORE
        183 9 TIME: FLIGHT: TO: 7.00 a.m. MAi- 032 Malacca. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. Kota Bahru. 7.31 a.m. MAL 122 Kuala Lumpur. 7.40 a.m. MAL 452 Kuching. 8.00 a.m. EG 10 Hongkong. 8.00 a.m. Thai 402 Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur, Hongkong. Bangkok. Hongkong, Taipeh. Osaka. Tokyo. 8.30 a.m. MAL 616
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        Lock icon ARRIVALS IN K. LUMPUR
        129 9 TIME: AIKLINE: FROM: 8.15 a.m. MAL (ML 122) Singapore. 8.25 a.m. MAL (ML 032) Singapore, Malacca. 9.15 a.m. MAL (ML 616) Singapore. 9.15 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Penang, Ipoh. 10.05 a.m. MAL (ML 044) Singapore. 12.35 p.m. MAL (ML 008> Singapore. 1.25 p.m. MAL (ML 043)
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        Lock icon DEPARTURES FROM K. LUMPUR
        120 9 TIME: AIRLINE: TO: 7.15 a.m. MAL (ML 019) Singapore. 8.45 a.m. MAL (ML 122) Singapore. Ipoh, Penang, Kola Bahru. 8.45 a.m. MAL (ML 032) 9.30 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Malacca, Singapore. 9.50 a.m. MAL (ML 616) Hongkong. 10.20 a.m. MAL (ML 004) Kuan tan. Kota Bahru.
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    Lock icon Indira gives up her US sedan for a small 'bouncy' car
    698 10  -  By Conrad Fink \EW DELHI, Sun (AP) Prime Minister, Mrs Indira Gandhi decided to give up her air-condit-ioned American sedan and do her political roadwork in a small, bouncy Indian car. In parliament, C o mtnunist leaders were shouting
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    Lock icon ASTRONAUTS RECOUNT SPACE ADVENTURES
    317 10 HOUSTON, Texas, Sun. Spacewalking astronaut Michael Collins discloses he had to make two trips to pluck a micrometeorite collector from a slippery satellite that had been in space four months. He said, the retrieval was the "climax" of America's Gemini 10 flight. The collector trapped at
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    Lock icon The wall of shame...
    161 10 TT is five years since the Communist regime of the Soviet occupied Zone of Germany gave instruction that the Berlin Wall be built. By this tyrannical measure, the city of Berlin is divided into two distinct parts and hundreds of thousands of families and friends have
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    Lock icon India's policy on Tibet
    549 10 BOMBAY, Sun In a recent note addressed to the Government of China, the Government of India has stated some forthright views on the present situation in Tibet. The note was in reply to a Chinese note accusing the Indian Government of Interference in the Internal affairs
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    Lock icon Indon needs more money to strengthen economy
    175 10 JAKARTA. Sun (AFP) Indonesia needs at least US$lO billion to put her economy on a normal basis again, the former Indonesia Vice-President Dr. Mohammed Ha 11 a told students here today. He said that this money could only be obtained in the form
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    554 10 WASHINGTON, Sun. T*HE United States plans to launch its first A Moon-orbiting space-craft on August 9 to make history's first detailed aerial survey of the lunar terrain. Launch of the camera-carrying Lunar Orbiter I will open a new phase in scientific investigation
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    130 10 TANANARIVE, Malagasy Republic, Sun. <UPI)— Nationalist Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister, Yang Hsi Kun today was ending a visit here during which he signed an agricultural cooperation agreement. Almost simultaneously, in Formosa. Malagasy Foreign Minister Albert Sylla had signed an economic cooperation agreement between the two nations. Under
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    777 10 SWEDEN, Fri. —During the middle of May the Council of Ministers of the EEC countries had a meeting in Brussels, where important decisions were made about the future of the European Economic Community. The delegates of the six member countries, headed by their ministers of
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      Lock icon Communication in Business
      309 13  -  By PETER LITTLE Peter Little, head of the Department of Language and General Studies, the College Swindon, makes it plain at the outset. The book is not intended as a comprehensive survey of communication in business. It is written for the young man training for entry to
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      180 13 Oxford's Malay publishing programme is fast expanding, particularly in the field of academic and general publishing. Plans have now been prepared for definitive editions of several Malay classics, for several additions to Pustaka Bahasa dan Sastera (Language ®nd Literature Library) and for translation of novels
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      Lock icon SEXUS PLEXUS NEXUS
      1072 13 Just what is a sexy book or r for that matter By "EASTERN SAGE" KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A sexy book? "How beautiful are thy feet with shoes, O prince's daughter! the joints of thy thighs are like Jewels, the work of the hands of a cunning workman.
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      Lock icon SUKARNO-The disenchantment grows...
      904 13 S. L A DIR ALISJAHBANA, Professor of Malay Studies in the University of t a formerly Professor of Cultural Philosophy t Universitas Nasional Jakarta, published in 1961 "INDONESIA IN THE MODERN WORLD" Now the second edition under a new title "INDONESIA: Social and Cultural Revolution" (Oxford University
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      Lock icon The Burning Bush
      208 13 Dame Edith Sitwell wrote of any good poet that ''Like Moses, he sees God in the burning bush when the half-opened or myopic physical eye sees only the gardener burning leaves/' Lorus J. Milne and Margery Milne, a hus-band-and-wife team of naturalists know widely for their researches
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      135 13 WARSAW, Poland, Sun. (AP) Poland charged last night that UJS. planes bombed and strafed a Cambodian village last Tuesday "direct- ly endangering the safety" of members of the InaoChina International Control Commission (ICC). The charges were in a government statement expressing "deep indignation" against the
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    Lock icon Clay retains title with killer right hand punch
    1118 14  -  By William Sunderland WORLD heavyweight champion Cassius Clay retained his title last night with a killer right hand punch that flattened British challenger Brian London in 1.40 of the third round before a mediocre crowd at the Earls Court arena. Clay dimped
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    Lock icon Latiff sets new national cycling record
    179 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. Seventeen-year-old schoolboy, Latiff bin Zainol, scored a sensational victory in the 52-mile mass start Pesta Sukan Tour of Singapore island cycling competition here today. Latifif, a pupil of the Sang Nila Utama Secondary School, set a new national record for the event
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    Lock icon Pesta Sukan starts off with thrills, spills galore...
    827 14  -  By John Clark SINGAPORE, Sun. Thrills, spills and excitement' highlighted the first day of the Pesta Sukan Min g g u Merdeka competition which went off to a spectacular start here today. Bless«d with glorious sunshine, the sports festival went into full
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      120 14 FESTIVAL DIARY Badminton: 8 p.m.-ll p.m. Singapore vs Johore (final day) at Singapore Badminton Hall. Chess (Chinese): 7 p.m.-ll p.m. P. S. M. M. Chinese Chess championships, at 198 Carpenter St. Chess (English): 7.30 p.m.-10.30 p.m. Singapore Chess championships for Shell trophy at Singapore Polytechnic. Football (men): Tung Sing Football
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    Lock icon 'Miss' scores narrow victory
    2158 15  - 'Miss scores narrow victory Our hero shows up again K.L. race results By WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mirthful Miss (Posner), vigorously ridden by Merv Posner, put up a splendid display when she got up to clinch a shorthead decision from Intan Terpeleh (Coleman) in the main seven furlongs for
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    Lock icon David (12) wins Derby
    148 15 AKRON. OHIO, Sun.' (UPI) David Krussow. 12, of Tacoma, Washington, bested a field of 251 entrants to win the 29th Soap Box Derbv and collect a U557,500 scolarship yesterday. Finishing second and winning a US$5,OOO scholarship was Matthew Gursler, 13. Levittown, Pennsylvania, while Larry Gilmore, 12,
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    98 15 STUTTGART, Germany, Bun (UPI). First division team FB Stuttgart defeated Chelsea FC of England twotero today in a game marred by the sending off of an English player. R Harris, the linkman in Chelsea* 4-3-3 style, was ordered off the field in the 4~>th minute f° r
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    Lock icon Winners play below form
    334 15  -  By BEN d'CUNHA KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The 40th H.M.S. Malaya Cup final is over with Selangor winning cup for the 12th time since the competition began in 1921, with a one nil victory over the Armed Forces here last night. Although Selangor took the field odds-on-favourite
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    Lock icon O'Brien smashes breaststroke record
    287 15  -  By JOHN FARROW IfINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. (AP)—lan O'Brien, 18-year-old Australian, yesterday smashed the world 220 yards breaststroke record on a day that brought another Ave gold medals in the eighth British Empire and Commonwealth Games. O'Brien flashed through the outdoor poor the water was 88 degress
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    Lock icon Badminton fixtures in Perak
    78 15 IPO& Son. The Perak Badminton Chatnpipnshm will Jjdw piac* at the St. Jbnnliall her# from Sept. 20 to 22. The hon. secretary of the Perak 8.A., Mr. Goh Chong Hong, told the Eastern Sun today the fixtures In the championships could not be finalised till the
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    177 15 KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. Canadian Harry Jerome, Joint world 100 yards record holder at 9.1 seconds, showed his sprint mastery in the short dash, culminating some powerful eliminators running by finally taking the gold medal. He equalled the Games-re-cord of 9.4 seconds, get up by Jamaica's
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      48 15 TOTAL POOL $104,570 FIRST PRIZE No. *****1 925,881 SECOND PRIZE No. *****2 $12,940 THIRD PRIZE No. *****6 6,470 Starters: ($539 each) Nos. *****5, *****9 *****3, *****6, *****6, *****6, *****7, *****8, *****7, *****7, *****8, *****7. Consolations: ($575 each) Nos. *****2, *****9, *****2, *****6, *****5, *****8, *****6, *****4, *****2, *****1.
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    Lock icon Aik Huang, Cheng Hoe show top form against rivals
    458 16 The Kingston Games.... KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. (AP) MALAYSIA'S top-ranked stars yesterday continued their march up the badminton ladder of the Commonwealth Games. In men's doubles, Tan Aik Huang and Yew Cheng Hoe had no trouble disposing of New Zealand's Higgins and
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    Lock icon UK still lead with 7 golds
    75 16 AP. KINGSTON, Sun. (AP)— Medal-winners after two days of competition in the Commonwealth Games: Go. Sil. Bro. ENGLAND 7 5 4 CANADA 4 2 4 AUSTRALIA 3 6 3 NEW ZEALAND 3 0 3 WALES 111 KENYA 10 1 TRINIDAD 10 1 SCOTLAND 0
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    Lock icon Wallwork wins 20-mile walk
    58 16 KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. (AP) Ron Wallwork, a 25-year-old Englishman. conquered the heat and won the grueling 20-mile road walk in the eighth British Empire and Commonwealth Games yesterday. Wallwork (Bolton, Lancashire) won by more than 400 yards from second placed Ray Middleton. a postman from England.
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    33 16 Retina is ber name. Even though she is not swimming at Kingston she is a big hit everywhere. With all ber assets shown in this olcture need we elaborate?
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    Lock icon Aik Huang, Cheng Hoe in s-final
    213 16 KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. As was expected. The two Malaysian favourites, Tan Aik Huang, the AllEngland champion, and second seeded Yew Cheng Hoe, will play in the semi-finals of the Commonwealth badminton tournament here tomorrow against respectively India's D. Khanna and Scotland's R. McCoig. In
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    Lock icon Kiprugut clocks fastest half mile
    573 16 KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. (AP) —Wilson Kiprugut of Kenya yesterday clocked the fastest half mile in qualifying for the semi-finals of the 880 yards in the British Empire and Commonwealth Games. Kiprugut, rated by many as a real threat in this event, clocked 01:50.7. The other
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    Lock icon Welsh wins a gold for New Zealand
    309 16 KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. (UPI) —Robert Welsh won New Zealand's first gold medal in track and field at the Bth British Empire and Commonwealth Games last night when he took the 3,000metres steeplechase in 8 minutes 29.6 seconds. Kerry O'Brein of Australia finished second,
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    Lock icon Princes, Princess dine on curry goat
    170 16 KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sun. (AP) Prince Philip and his two children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne, dined on cuny goat and browned rice on Friday while making an informal tour of the athletes' village at the British Empire and Commonwelth games. Prince Philip, President of
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